CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, aJn. 30, 1964

FOR SALE

Surplus Stoct for Salo

250 ‘Old style school desks on
runnera; 1 Electric motor, 1 H.P5
Cont and wood cook stove (new ct
dition); 1 (Serve!) propane Eritxe; 2
Iron Creman conl stokers (complete);
1 Old pendulum clock; 22 Suspended
light fixtures; ‘Assorted furnace Rrit-
tes? 1-1955 Dodge V8 motor with bro-
ken ankshaft 55,000 milcn; 1-1055
Dodge V8-4 speed transmission (quod
gondition 5 Metal clad doors, av-
xorted sizes; 2 Solld core doors, whe
sorted a 1-4 panel door; 1 Full
itlaas ddoord, assorted wlzes; 2 Grenee

Ay at Castlegar Sehool Board
Office, The above Items may be view-
ed at the Matitenance Office, The
Vourd reserves the right to reject
nny op all_quotes, 3:

1| 95,

FOR SALE

Automatic washer or trade for
120 basw! accordian, Welte Box
Castlegar, aa
Apples — Delicious, Spy and
Newtownk, $1.60, Bring your own

boxes, Thomas Hunchak, Renata,
* EY

Perglut
seen it _G
LANT
I

nn
Lamp ancket, Can be
Cleaners, 38
si (ON, CASTLEGAT
dent lots for split level homes,
Centrally located, reasonnbly priced,
Ph, 805-5410 ar 365-5200, tt
Tiaby Dugey, Waby'w sitter chalr,
channel 2 und 6 antenna with SO ft,
must, Ph, 365-435:

Z Us

ci bar
650 — 15, (00 — 16, G70 — 15;
uxed, Skis, 6% X 6" dome lop; hand
made. O}t stove; forced air, dram
33

Isusinews Opportunitios
(for sulc)

@ Lown town Business Block @

@ Metall Business Lots on dst
: Avenuc @

@ 2 uere site at Kinnaird Inter~
section @
call
ANDERSON AGENCIES

“promoters of Community Growth"

oS
—Property In Gustiegar for sale in
acres or lots. Ph. 365-5714, 35

Set_of 900-20 chains for truck
duat wheel tires, Call at Johnny's
Shoe Repair.

‘1961 ~ Encyclopedia ~ Brita
new set. Apply 370-3rd Ave. Castle
gar or Ph, 365-0311. 3

2277 gallon ~ elccitie galvanized
wrap-around covered water tank;
also two wringer washing machines,
Ph, 365-5852. 3

1950 Chev with '53 motor: necds
new carburetor, Best offer takes.
‘Mso large John Dere tractor for
sale, Ph, 365-5907 after 4. 33

"37 Plymouth, atust soil. Acd
Shape, Low snilenge, radio und heut-
er. Cheap for cash, Ph, 965-8385, 35

Brothers automatte Knitting ma-
chine, hardly used. Ph, 365-5517.

“One bunk bed complete. 01
wall oven, one small drill pre
stand, one bird cage, Ph. 3

T "The Castie-Bar “Subdivision in
Castlegar is ugain featuring some
very choice building lots. This area
is now served by light and power,
telephone. TV cable, natural gas, an
abundant supply of: pure clear Cas-
tlegar water and will soon have mu-
nielpal sewers. Located just a short
walking distance from a modern
shopping centre, the arca Is zoned for
residential construction and lot sizes
vary to suit your house plan, These
are ideal homesites, but the number
of vacant lots is limited, so we urge
you to act fast. Telephone 365-3351
or 365-5615 or see Oglow Bros. in
Castlegar. You can make your dream
home Into a reality at the Castle-
Bar Subdivision.

aud stand, Ph, 965-5823,

Do you want te_sell your house

in Cantlegar? If x0 Ph, 365-5983.
Modern home on 10th Ave. Kin-
najrd; 3 bedrooms, one with built-in
desk belng uscd as study; hardwood
(oors, (oor to celling louvered clo-
sels; 1100 sa. fl, Lot 75 X 750. Call
ut_202-20th_ Ave, 35
‘Storey and a halt home ‘with
basement suite and cabin for extra
Low priced for cash, 104-
», Castlegar. Ph; 365-8284,
tine

3 bedroom ultra-

1385 aq. ft.

modern, NHA home with view ond
revenue, $6,000 down. Ph, 365-8188 or.
write Box 648, Castlegar. 35)

ATA

AREALTO
SARSE

BUY-WORD
FOR HOMES

2 BR Home at Genelle, completc-
ly re-renovated, with bsmt. and car-
port, on a full acre lot, with 300 ft.
frontage. This 1s a dandy opportu-
nity for 2 qualifying Veteran or small
family seeking space, $9000 terms or
$8500 cash,

“ANDERSON
N@ENGIES

steal Estate and Insurance
us:
Phones
Mi ԤG5-3276
leo ar
our sates-
ty

eal in te our
‘aniact JOHN 1
tunity Mh

AURA

era
@ bedroom home at Woodland
Park. NHA mortgage. Ph. 365-8072,

fn-42

33{ Apply St0-drd Ave. or Ph

Ros: | Batetully appreciated.
*] 938, Casttenar_or

Cc as t | e g ar Crusade for Christ
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REV. DON MOORE

@ POWERFUL PREACHING

Castlegar, clog to buaincsa area and
achools; fireptace, carport, Full base:
ment has provisions for self-contaln-
ed suite, Natural gns heat, Ph, St
807 or 305-5809 after 5 p.m,
Wbedreom house on jurge |
Can be scen any time at 127-4th Ave
Kinnaird, Ph, 385-5160. tin 2

FOR. RENT

New 2 bedroom duplex, Ph, 305-
81, i

Modern houxe with 2 bedroonk,

h, S65-G311,
or oor 55
Modern sulle, Aan heat and leht
Included; 588-7th Ave Castlegar. Ph,
HGD-B2B4, ten-5
“Office or store space, 37% per
mo, Gus heat and dght included;
308 Front St. Ph, 965-8284, tn
“2 "bedroom apartment. No obicc-
tonto, 2 ar 2 small children, Ph.
365-6020,
Tully turnisica one bedroom
suite, No objection to child, Ph, 865-
8159. 38
““Dnturmished 2 bedroom —hounc.
Ph, 365-5160, 34
"Fully furnished 2 bedroom du-
plex unit, $85 per mo. One mile out
from ferry. Ph, 368-5500, tin-3
New three room turnished apart-
ments; Own entrance, self contained,
all found, Ph, 365-2571. tn
@ bedroom house in_ Kinnaird,
2 lots, garage, carpeting. Ph, S65-
#076 or 365-4618, 23
Furnished one bedroom houso-
keeping apartment, Ph, 365-4875 Bluc-
* 33

Suttes for rent,
Castlegar: tin-2
Sleeping rooms or room and
board, Ph, 365-5265 evenings. _ tf_n-49
2 or 8 room furnished sutte.
MecCrelght Apts, Ph. 365-9781, tfn-42

ROTIGES

Will do bookkeeping nnd typing
In my home, Ph, 365-3973.

BT4- 7th Ave.

phone 365-5590 or 365-6162

Room and Board ‘for ore person.
Ph, 365-5770 before 3.30 or after 10
pam. :
“—“Fny_information to the where-
nhouts of a complete baby's ward-
robe removed from downtown laun-
dromat ‘Tuesday afternoon would be
Write Box
| Castlenar or Ph. 265-5119.
Expectant par classes will
he held at the Rotary Health Centre
in Castlegar starting on Wed. Feb.
5 at 2 pm, For further Information

COUT OF REVISION

+ NOTICE Is hereby glven that the
Courts of Revision respecting the
4964 ussessment rolis for the Nelson-
Slocan Assessment District and Vil-J
luge Municipalities therein will be
held_as follows:
School District No, 9 (Castlegar)
including ‘the Villages of Castlegar
and Kinnaird, at Castlegar, B.C. on
Monday, February 20th, 1964, at 10.00
o'clock in the forenoon, in the Royal

with

GOSPEL SINGING

Canadian Legion Hall.
Dated at Nelson, B.C. this 23rd day
of January, 1964.
H. W. Ramsden,
Provinclal Assessor.
FILE YOUR INCOME TAX
FORMS EARLY

‘HOMES FOR SALE j ( ER

Brand new 8 bedroom home. In }-

io erve ants
fe Cont
e

MICA CREEK DAM—Artist’s concep-
tion by P. J. Croft, manager of B.C.

Hydro’s engineering planning depart-
ment, shows the 620-foot-high Mica .

5 c hack up the
Creek dam; to be wuilt 90 miles up-—

reservoir.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

71 Baker. St," Nelson

BEACON MOTORS Ltd.
Phone 352-6641'

stream of Revelstoke when! parliament
ratifies the Columbia treaty. The 2,500-
foot-long earth and rock-fill dam will

river to form a 97,000-acre

PICTURED HERE are members of the
B.C. Hydro work team who, in co-opera-
tion with cabinet members’ of provin-
cial and federal governments and fed-
eral officials, brought to a successful
conclusion the years of negotiations on
the Columbia treaty on behalf of. British
Columbia. Seated around Dr. Hugh L..
Keenleyside, :chairman of B.C. Hydro
and. Power Authority, the team exa-

J. W. Milligan, acting co-ordi
lumbia river development activities; Dr.
H. L. Keenleyside (seated), B.C. Hydro
chairman; W. H. Fisher, planning engin-
cer; J. B. Hedley (seated), acting man-
ager economic planning department; J.

in preparing to form the final submis-
sion in the negotiation. Left to right:
W. D. Kennedy, (seated) division mana-
ger economic and commercial services;

OGLOW BEROs. |
Bailding & Supply Oo, Li

_ Phone : 865-3351
———————
LAND CLEARING EXCAVATION

"i _ BULLDOZING

Contact: . i

* PAUL THSDERABN

Phone 365-2511 Robson
Marshalls Store

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CATERING
Experienced in’ wedding,
social and banquet
Contact Mrs. J. Regan at
'. 365-4723 or Mrs. P. J.

Vaessen’ at 365-5337

_ Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-9041

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Cor. Maple’ & 9th, Castlegar

Donald Bros.
Earthmoving Contractors

BASEMENT DIGGING,
ING, BACKFILLIN'

DITCH-
LAND-

Co-

” GRAVEL

Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

“Social Notes from Kinn

Mra, J. Kaufman Phi, 365-5488

‘Legion Hall-at Castlegar,
A crowd ‘of over “70 friends Their’ hl

‘onjoy-| the

and neighbors joined Mr, and Mrs.
Herman on

ev-| his

ening at a wedding dance in the ‘popular songs and“rhythms of

eas

"KINSMEN’S ANNUAL

FOUNDER'S BALL

“|” Feb, 29, 1964-
-Pickets Available from Kinsmen & Kinettes
= MIMITED SALES

TEENAGE DANCE
Friday, Jan. 31, 9.30 - 1.00

Sponsored by Castlegar and District
Minor Hockey Association

“Music: Starfires

‘Arena Hall RY) Admission: 50¢ each

The Fastest ‘Brokerage Service iu’ the Interior
: ‘As Close As Your Phone. :
DOHERTY ROADHOUSE & McCUAIG BROS.

Direct Private Wires to All Leading
Canadian Stock Exchanges
1402 Bay Avenus

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Trail, B.C.
Telephone: 364-1231. hy
ENQUIRIES WELCOMED Ago ¢

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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A Public Meeting will be held in the Castlegar
Village Office on February 13, 1964 at 7.30 p.m.
to-discuss parking or any saféty problems. Anyone
interested in this is invited to attend the meeting.

>. J. Logelin,
Clerk.

a aaa

elr’ guests D :
‘ed the music of Wally Walper and
‘ who, obliged“ with

old

time ‘favorites for dancing,/Among

M-wish from

Castlegar. and Kinnaird were, fri-

ends from Troll and Rossland.-Mrs,
‘law and

) | from: Sidmouth for. ithe foceasion,

* For Away Places was sung
by a trio in which Mrs, Skaaning
was accompanied by the voices of
Mr. Walper and Mr, Roberts. A
‘buffet lunch was served through-

out the: evening.

In tribute to the newly-wedded
couple, a gift from Mr, Skaaning’s
co-workers at Cominco was pre-
sented. Other gifts included a mo-
netary sum: from the assembled

crowd,

“. Mrs, Ralph True returned ‘on
the weekend from Vancouver: whe:
re she visited for a week. with
her son, Lewis,:and her son-in-la J
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Barry
Rise: Mrs. Truc. travelled to Oliver
on Sunday where tho couple visited

relatives’ before coming home.

A: large ‘gathering of, young
people in’ the Twin Rivers Hall

evening ©

8
Mr, and Mra, Alf. Roberts, came

ARRO'

ES DAM—This:

tist’s

‘ earthfill and, concrete dam

tion of the prop
Arrow: dam’ ‘five miles’ west of Castle-
, gar. The. 190:foot-high, ,2,850-foot-long

features a

lock (centre) ‘to “allow: passage’ of ‘water
The dam ‘would

site to, Revelstoke.

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CASTLEGAR. NEWS; ‘Thursday, Jan. 30, -1964

ipaes

ie YOUR):
LUCKY. DOLLAR. STORE
We. Reserve the * it.
To’ Limit Quantities °

- Open’? ALM. to 9PM:

For. Family: Shopping |
>!Canvenience!: "|
Closed Sat.'5:30 P.M.

“Closed ‘all ‘day Sunday

{MEATS —

on
farewell to

clock, 4

Katie Menzies.

one else have.your way. i

Wayne’ Menzles who
leaves for Regina to begin a career
in. the Royal Conadian Mounted
Police. ‘He was the recipient of a
flight -bag. anda travel‘ ‘alarm

Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Menzies have] ;
been: relatives from : Strathclair,
Man. Spending a short visit here
have been Mr. Menzies’ two uncles,
Mr, Hector: Menzies and Mr. Bob
Menzies, and his sister-in-law, Mrs.

"Thought for: the week — Dip-
lomacy is the’ art of letting some-

Dr..H. L. 1

Keenleyside Says ‘Any Whe
Oppose Treaty Against B.C.

man of the’B.C: Hydro and Power
‘Authority, says that “Anyone who
opposes the Columbia. treaty in its
present form is, in. my opinion,
mistaken ‘and’ is working’ against
‘| the interests of our province and
our country.” i
+ Dr. Keenleyside, who was one
of the leading. figures on the Ca-

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Melntyre, :MEC, presiding.

| ficers.

; Intyre, " MEC

Mrs. M. Sorenson.
Retiring MEC

Pythian Sisters Install i
Their Officers for 1964

The regular meeting of Pyth-
ian Sisters ‘of ‘Kootenay: Temple
was; held! Thursday evening in
the Twin Rivers Hall with Mrs. K.

Installation‘ ceremonies of the
1964 officers was'held with Grand
Chief “Mrs. “A. Saunders, . Grand
Senior Mrs,. J. Sherbiko and the
Grand Manager being installing of-

Installed were PC Mrs. K. Mc-]

Mrs. J. Saunders,
Senior Mrs. H. Strelioff, Junior
Mrs. F. Nixon, Manager Mrs, L,
Dewis, secretary Mrs..0. Lightle,
treasurer Mrs. N. Bradford, guard
Mrs. E. Forgie Thompson, protec-
tor Mrs, H. Sewell and. musician

‘Mrs, McIntyre

and’ said ghe ‘hoped that all the
sisters would work and co-operate
and help her to make 1964 a yery
successful, happy. and prosperous
year. '-- . sf

‘> ‘Phe ‘members were asked to
take part.'in: the: District conven-
tion which will be held in April
in Fruitvale. The business of the
meeting being concluded refresh-
ments were served during which
‘Mrs, Saunders presented small to-
kens ‘to'Mrs. Blaihut for being
on‘ the’ winning: carpet» bowling
team held at the Knights’ social
Monday evening, Mrs. Grunerud
who was on the runner-up’ team
also received a small token.

nadian team,'made the
following prepared statement:

The Columbia: treaty as inter-
preted and expanded by the pro-
tocol and as spelled out in the at-
tached terms of'sale is, in my op-
jnion, the most profitable inter-
naional commercial transaction in
‘Canadian history.

For. a, minimum \ expenditure
on: dams: to’ control the flow ‘of
water that is now being wasted,
British Columbia gains three ma-
jor benefits: ..

1. Early cash payments totall-
ing $345 million,

2.- A. permanent , increase . of
over a million kilowatts in our
power supply at a cost lower than
could be arranged in any. other
way. g

3. The opportunity to develop
the Peace and other British Col-

umbia hydro resources before nu-|

clear progress makes new hydro
developments uneconomic. Once de.
veloped, of course, these hydro
plants. will produce power. at a
Jower cost than nuclear installa-
tions can ever.match:

The provincial government
was to have these matters spelled
out in the protocol and the terms
of sale before agreeing to the rat-

These tokens created some hil-
arious laughter: among the mem-
bers and: brought. a very happy

ification of the trdaty.

Anyone who. opposes the treaty
in its present form is, in my op-
inion, mistaken .and is working

Mrs. R. Zurick
: Heads the Robson

Waves ees
Evening Group

‘The annual meeting of Robson
‘Evening Group was held at the
home of Mrs, Zene Grant early
in, January.

‘Members revealed last year’s
mystery pals and picked new ones
for the coming year.

‘An‘election of officers took
place with Mrs. R. Zuriek ‘as pre-
sident, vice-president Mrs,’ I. Sal-
ekin, secretary is Mrs. J. Donald,
treasurer is Mrs. P..Hunter, direct.
or is Mrs, V. Lenihan, special fund
is Mrs, C. Dickinson, phoning is
Mrs. B. Macalister.

‘Mrs. Smecher was the lucky
winner. of the draw. A delicious
Junch was served by the hostess,

+. GRAY: —. To. Mr, and. Mrs.
Wayne Gray of Castlegar, Jan. 26,
a son.

NOVAK — To Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Novak of Castlegar, Jan.
27, a son.

HARASEMOW — To Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Harasemow of Slocan

"Gov't. Inspected; Cut-to-
‘Order, Fresh! ‘Not pre-
packaged!

SLAB BACON by the
piece, tb. ..... 49¢
BEEF LIVER, tender
The oe eete eee A986
TANDING RIB ROAST
Ib. » :
Polish or Ukrainian
SAUSAGE, Ib. . 58¢

Swiftning
3 Ib. tins 69¢

\ camp. TOMATO SOUP,

3 tins

MUSHROOMS, Money's
3 tins $t.0e

FANCY SISCUITS
3 pkgs. fli STD

LUCKY DOLLAR

BREAG

evening to a: close.

‘CASTLEGAR SOCIALS

Mra; R. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294 '

@ PRAYER FOR THE SICK Fannle Stoochnoff, Public Steno-

: — NIGHTLY — sgrapher. a6 Second Ave. Castlegar.

oh, 9, tin

si Ph, 365-5869,_______

Feb. 2-9 at 7.30 p.m. et U-Phone Answering Service

PENTECOSTAL itake messages and phone 4-U-orfices,
TABERNACLE

thanked all the members for their
co-operation’ during: her term. of
office. The annual auditor's report
was given‘and this showed a very
successfull year, Plans were ‘made
for the April Fool's Day tea whi-
ch-is to be held’ Aprif 1 in the

Park, formerly, of Grand. Forks,
Jan, 28,.a son.

mines a few of.the multitude of docu-
ments which they ‘spent many months

T. Rothwell, planning engineer, and H. ILS. Ltd. :
D. C. Hunter (seated), senior solicitor. Ad a

d Fae Charter Service
Towing -- Barges

TU LS
Gordon Wall

"UPHOLSTERY «7.

against the .interests of our Pro-
yince and our country.

Ig. 24 oz. .--. 29
20 oz. loaves 2-49¢

Classic’ Mixed League’
LHS Nethie O'Shea 240; LHT

clubs, ete. U-Phone has all the con-
inets U need—public stenographer,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.
W9l-ist Avenue

domestic, Janitor, auctioneer, baby-
sitters, wake-you, shopping service,
catering, ete. Lazy boy chair for sale,
In good condition, 22.- Range; can

PUBLIC

P.M.

ea

Tht Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

NOTICE

A Court of Revision to deal with Frontage Assess-
ments will be held in the Castlegar Village Office,
February 3, 1964 between the hours of 4 and 5

J. Logelin,
Clerk.

The Rossland Light Opera Players Present

- Brigadoon

-SHSS. - 8 P.M.

BE SURE TO ATTEND!

— SAT., FEB. 8

Tickets Available at the door or from any Kiwanian

Sponsored by the Castlegar Kiwanis Club

NINN

CASTLEGAR
LIBRARY
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING |
Tuesday, February 4th - 8 pm.

in the

LIBRARY

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= 5) potential) last year. Don

be hooked to nutural gas or used
with. propane; $75. Ph. Lynne Chat-
ten at 365-5265, evenings. tin-49

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Box
403 Castlegar. tint?

WATKINS QUALITY PRODUCTS
Can offer bright, intelligent man
with car a good income and securl~
ty. Good advancement opportunities.
For full Information write 560 Well-
Inglon Ave, Trall, B.C, 42

Deadline for classified ads 1s 12
nuon Wednesday prier to the day

uf Issue. tin 1?
WANTED

Want used office desk. Ph. 365-
5516,

—————
Want transportation to Tadanac

Mon, to Fri. Working hours. 8-4.30

pm. Ph, 965-3372, after /5 p.m... 85.

Spot cash for used furniture,
antiques, coins,’ old gold, guns,.and
jewels, Home -Furniture and’ Ex-
change. Ph, 352-6531. 413 Hall St.

tin-48

Nelson.

HELP WANT

ABB

Bowling —

Celgar Mixed

Ladies High Single P. Living-

‘stone 231; Ladies High Three V.

Flanders 571, Men's High Single
D..Hiebert 343; Men’s High Three
D. Hiebert 681. Team High Three
Team 2 1037; Team High Three
Team 5 2813. : : 2
TP; Team 6 328, Team 8 325
Team 1 319, Tam 4316, Team 12
316, Team 296, Team. 9 294, Team
7 291, Team 10 288, Team 2 215,
Team 11 257, Team.3 242.

Coffee Break League :

LHS Barbara Wood 272; LHT
Barbara Wood 635, THS Muffets
986; THT Pincurlers 2548.

By TP: Wheaties 40, ‘Muffets 45,
Mugs 25, Cheerios 39, Take 5 27,
Pincurlers 28. 2 g
Tuesday 1 o'clock rs

LHS Kaye Homeniuk 238; LBT
Helen Wallace 558 THS -Oglows
838; THT Oglows 2451.

TP: Oglows 3, Ross’s Meatmar-
ket’ 1; Independents 1, Skyline
Aut i

SALESMAN WANTED

Unusual Opportunity — High com-
mission earnings. with a growing
60 year old company selling world
famous Goodyear maintenance pro-
ducts. Rod Tormo earned over $20,-
000 (not typical, but indicative of
Kirby
had 150 repeat customers on one
exclusive product his second year.
Age no barrier. Diversified year
round line. No investment requir-
ed, We take care of all financing
— shipping — and collections.
Start on part time basis if you like.
Write Consolidated Paint & Var-
nish (Canada) Ltd., East Ohio
Bldg,, Cleveland, Ohio.
ecyueedis Yee PEE

ra

Will give nutve free room and
board for very small service in re-
‘turn, Ph. 365-8086.

CARDS OF THANKS

1.wish to express my sincere
thanks to'my many friends in Cas-
llegar who offered thelr kindness
and sympathy and sent beautiful flo-
wers and catds at the death of. my
dear mother, Mrs..T. E. Pye of Cal-
gary, Alta. — Mrs, T. Blackburn. §

3; Tiger Service 0,
Castlegar Drug 4.”
Tuesday 1. o'clock ‘, Saler
LHS Helen Batcher 250; LHT
Helen .Batcher 644. THS Oglows
880; THT Oglows 2569.
'TP: Oglows 4, Independents 0;
Skyline Auto-service. 4, Castlegar
Drug 0; Tiger Service 4, Ross's
Meatmarket 0. a

Other 600’s Helen Wallace 625,
Janna Brownlie 614.
Tuesday Mixed League .7-9

LHS Ruth Rourke 281; -LHT
Ev Koreen 603. MHS Mike Kaza-
koif 248; MHT Bill Bailey 614.
THS Button Pushers 1001; THT
Button Pushers 2721. ©

Wests 1, Button Pushers 3,

LHS Pearl Fillipoff.270; LUT

Madeline’ Koenig 616. MHS Don].

Blishen 304; -MHT Don. Blishen
686. THS .Plaza. Five 1031, THT
Plaza Five 2986.

‘TP: Kay Bees 4, Bank of
Montreal 0; Mudiarks 4, Untouch-
ables 0, Four Pointers 3; Celgar
Two 1, Imperials 4; Ricks 0, Ups
& Downs 4; Bob's Pay’n Takit
0; Plaza Five 3, Celgar One 1.

Other 600’s Pete Kazakoff 666,
Jake Koenig. 658, Fred Horcoff
658, Wally Miner .633, George
Brownlie 611. .

Thursday Morning League i

LHS June Bayman 243; LHT
June .Bayman:: 625... THS ‘Teddy
Bears 918; THT Teddy Bears 2520.

Nethic O'Shea 662. MHS Rene
Brodman 312; MHT Ken Price 742,
ie DeVito's |934; -THT DeVito’s
2 eee Es

anywhere on the Arrow
j Lakes
Phone 365-5500

“NIGHTS — NELSON 352-045¢

TP: DeVito's 3, 1
Deadbeats ‘2, Castle: News 2; De-
fenders 2%, Five Shales 1%.

* Other. 600's'Rene Brodman 627,
Michael: Vecchio 626, Evelyn Sch-
midt 621, Paes aa

Arrow Lakes Ferry
“Service

Beene thas a a]
PLUMBING
and >
HEATING:
e
Air Conditioning

Lea’
Pumps & Water Conditioning} | arty
inming” Pool Equipment’

TO
Leave Robson Wharf
10,00 am, Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
400 p.m. -Mondsy.
Leave Edgewood
700 am. Tuesday
Arrive Robson Wharf
3 1,00 ‘pan, ‘Tuesday.
‘Leave Robson Wharf

TP: Beavers 4, C!

0,
Lions 4, Minx 0, Squrrels,0, Ted:|_

dy. Bears 4. Ban 3
Rowdy. Roller’s League

LHS Vickey. Bissel 217;. LHT |*

Glenys New 581, THS Hooter's 835;
THT Hooter’s. 2310...

‘TP: Groaner’s 17%, Moaner’s
28%, Screamer’s .34, ‘Wailer’s~27,
Hooter’s 42, Crier’s 31.

‘CLASSIFIED
AD RATES

PHONE 365-7266

Classified ads\are chat ©
“ged for at ‘the rate of. five
cents per word or figure
per insertion, Minimum”
charge for classified ads
placed In person at the
Castiegar News office 1s 50

1, Bridge

3,
Lotta Blows 3, Hailleys Comets 1.
Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11 0 ~
‘LHS Elaine Dally 263; LHT
Elaine Dally 637. MHS Ed Webster
272; MHT Don Archibald 690..THS
1100; THT :

2879. Mie 33
TP: Sportsmen 1, Bank “of
Commerce 0, Happy :Gang 1,1
Don’t Know 3, Night Hawks 3, Boot-
leggers 4. PERaie Seatac

Other ‘600’s Greg Stefoniuk
66, Bill Shay 641, Ed Webster 611,
Ladies Wed .Nite °°”

LHS ‘Anne Karlsson 237; LHT

re-| Anne Karlsson 596, THS Kingpins

908; THT Kingpins: 2364.
are, 13°

cents, charge for,
‘classified ‘ads phoned In to:
the office is 60 cents.
‘There is.a special rate ©
> of allowing a classified. od
to run three times for. the
prica; of two, ‘providing
‘there are no changes in the
‘wording: of the ad‘in sub-
sequent’ {ssues, “= iz
A Casticgar News box
“number may be‘ used on:
classified nds for’an extra.
charge of SO cents for han- ;
dling answers, * +
Engagement | “notices,”
obituaries and cards of.
thanks’ of - usual’. length

: F
2, Oddballs 3, Kingpins 3,’ Five
Thumbs 2, Beatniks 1.

Thursday Mixed Com League

are at-a flat

Pl
charge of $1.00.

Pool: Equip
WH. CARRY.A GOOD
; STOCK OF SUPPLIES 2
First-Class Gas Piping
and Installations

Specifications _
REASONABLE RATES
CASTLEGAR
SASH AND DOOR’

WORKS

Phone 365-3211

“CASTILE

TONITE. &. FRIDAY.
Shows at 7. and 9. p.m.

2 ASAT. SuMON.:
‘SPECIAL SAT. MATINEE
VES at 1.30) rae:

_ EVENINGS 7, & 8 p.m.

Reteased the
UNITEO AATISTS

COLOR.ce 1c

1195 Cedar Avenue, Trail, B.C.
phone 368-6545

‘WEEKLY’ APPOINTMENT CALLS IN
CASTLEGAR. & DISTRICT EVERY THURSDAY

,RECOVERING — CARPETING
CUSTOM DRAPERIES

CRAFTSMANSHIP GUARANTEED

SUNT
Fee ee eee i]

yp es

KINNAIRD, B.C.

=

SWIFTHING, 3 tb. fin .......--.. 19

PEAGHES, Hail’s 28 02. .-.-.-+++ 386;,

“APPLE JUICE, tall tins, 3 for ,-.. $1.00
" EGRS, local fresh large, 2 daz. .. $1.00
BEEF RIB STEAK or ROAST, Ib.'.... 69¢
"BONELESS BEEF ROAST, tb, ..... 580
“PORK CHOPS: all culs, Ib. ....... 48¢
_ | GROUND BEEF, lean th veseesers MBC ||
‘TTA

he held on Nov. 14.

Twin Rivers hall. It. was also an-
nounced that’ the Fall Tea‘ would

The . newly-installed MEC J.
d_ Mrs.

Mrs. Wm. Easton entertained,
at the tea hour Thursday.in honor |
of her mother Mrs. W. Byers on
the occasion of her 83rd birthday.
and friends. called: and

from the temple.

J. Jones, Mrs.'M. Stokes, Mrs.

correspondent, Mrs. M.

“Mother for the’ Year”

Temple. MEC Mrs.

with her past chief's pin. Mrs. N.
Gemmili who was retiring as trea-
surer after six years was also pre-
sented with a ‘faithful service pin”

Mrs, Saunders appointed her
committees for the year: entertain-
ment, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs, Sherbiko
and Mrs, McIntyre; visiting, Mrs.
‘W. Blaihut, Mrs, A. Saunders and
Mrs. Forgie Thompson; sewing,
Mrs. ‘M. Sorenson; cards° and flo-|~
wers, Mrs. Blaihut;’ kitchen, be

Sewell and Mrs, N. Bradford; press
Grunerud,
deputy of works, Mrs. Grunerud.

“Mrs. O. Lightle was name
of ‘the
Saunders read
a poem entitled “ Qur’ Purpose”

wished Mrs. Byers well. On Sun-
day Mrs. Easton had a family ga-
thering in honor of her mother.
There were 18 present for supper.
The family. were from Rossland,
Trail, Blueberry, Cranbrook: and
Nelson. Mrs. Byers is now making
her hone with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Eas-
ton.

BS a a ea ed

Community Chest —

(continued from .page one)’

prepared by D. V. McDougall, CGA»
auditor for 1963, Mr. McDougall
has been re-appointed to this po-
sition for 1964." ‘
In elections held to fill two

RENATA SOGIALS

ies on the board of directors,
Mervin Rush was returned ‘to of-

MRS M. ROHN:

holiday at the home’ of
Mrs.. I. Penner.

“Mr: and Mrs, Wesley vleeen,
Wendy Lou and ley Leroy : 5
Abbotsford, are spending a week's r.Couch’ succeeds Herold Hes-
Mrs.-Frie-

sen’s father and mother, Mr, and

fice. by acclamation and T. B.
Couch was elected, also by, accla-
mation. Both men will serve three-
year terms on the board.

keth, who declined to,istand for.
re-election. . z are

‘Andy Shutek was also.nomina-
ted for office, but declined owing

A land spent the
their summer home.
Mr. an
Trail. ;
»"" Mr, and Mrs,
weekend visitors to Fruitvale.” ”

summer. home: here.

‘Mk. and Mra. ‘C. Warrington of
at

d> Mrs.” J. “Dyck and
Eleanor’ were weekend visitors to
: ate : : ; ‘ Letkeman and
2 ren ‘ Pi
Wabob CREAMED: CORN, 15 02.:6 for $1.” sae ert to enultvalee
SSA Le : : Mr. and. Mra. T.. Cooper. of
Ds Trail were recent visitors 'at their

to D of other i

Next regular meeting of the
Community Chest ‘Board will be
Feb. -11 in the Legion Hall.

week's paper.

summaries of repor'

zations . which received grants in
1963.:: wth onto

_ -The:Corporation of

January 3lst is the

the:.Village, of Cast

last day for you to'ta

advantage. of the,

~ 10” Water Discount

J. Logelin,
iClerk.

ATTENTION
KINNAIRD RESIDENTS

Your cooperation is requested in refraining

from parking vehicles on

the travelled portion of

streets in the village: This will facilitate snow .

plowing and will elimi

te a potential traffic ha-

zard whch could block movement by the fire truck.

: SPRI
THAW

“Canada’s Famed’ Annual
Stage Satire”

FIRST NATIONAL TOUR
FRI. JAN. 37

SAT.

Allen Selbie,
Village Clerk.

ING

FEB. 1

<: ‘TRAIL JUNIOR HIGH
‘SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

‘ADMISSION. $2.50

1

Tickets‘ avail

sadt

‘at the C:

Imperial Bank of Commerce
‘ ‘Castlegar, B.C.

B.B.
Margarine
5 ibs. $1.60

“EGGS

FRESH DOZ. IN CARTON

49c

| M.B. Cr. STYLE CORN,
7 tins ool. GINO
Fruits & Vegetables
Lg. AVACADOES, 2—19¢

Choice ‘ORANGES,
5 Ib. cello bags ..::.

Tube TOMATOES,

Fancy BANANAS, 3 Ibs, 49c

69e

/48-Oz. APPLE JUICE

INSTANT

' ss NesCafe
_ jar 99c

TOILET: TISSUE, Scott
8 rolls. + $1.00

Dr. Ballard’s pos FOOD
o AL tins co. $100,
TIDE SOAP, bring in
“+ yourGoupons!
COFFEE BAR ‘SPECIAL .

Glorified HOT..DOG, : with ;
vse DOG

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