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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 29, 1964
P & G Builders Supply
ay ACROSS FROM THE ARENA
CEMENT
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LUMBER:
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‘DOORS |
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Alhemi Cities
“Note to Merge

Citizens of Alberni and Port
Albern! have voted overwhelm-
ingly 8 to merge into one clty

"Tait ‘ot the. 6,662 ‘eligible

Worldwide Finance
Can be Complicated

On the loft ane of inter-| where over: simplified theories | °
: national dinanee, the countries | constantly break against com- act ea ome: ene 60
1e0'mile trip. before, Rovers of the world have protty much| Pie, The Ty es report sums up| per ‘cent ‘support to .the «move
John Carter, Jeff Banigan and} the same problems aa any man! the, background and operation | which officials :hail,as the
te Walt’ Banigan say fat tn who supports: a family.. They) of the international monetary| of a preat new | era ‘for .the
was’ a weekend '¢ ey have to place a: sensible limit} system and proposals that have Albernl ralley.:: ie eo wae
BE Ee, 0. Bal] an ere and ney ani | aD Ba oh he | Fr saa atepaves rote

@ s thelr ine of living within thelr _ ine cular interest in| rather than. Ladyarith.

ca or 8 ee gust pea ; the 8 er ee the need for a “Next move will be. a’ refer-

f the /parti-} guest speaker Jin MeLauglin of] means.
seine aah a taken the Trail who gave a’ most inter) asy? Not when it comes| high level of export trade in min : "North Cowichan. to
esting an orm aintaining: our economy,’ a
equipment and techniques at to the, details and complications maln 1g aiven to Coiadn's
i traverse skiing, most} of reserve position in.the Yast two]
~the eres are ‘planning .on | rangements, says the . O¢tober years,
taking up this sport, his talk} issue of the Commercial ‘Letter ‘There have been proposals fo
was most welcome. The eoanke of the Canadian Imperial Bank for extending the facllities that [toa city Soe an ae ce
Ste, “Mctauplin. for giving of Commerce. exist for international credit,

uk cent in: favor.’
ae ; Melaugin for et ane talk “Getting one's bearings In) hut a major change does not ap- Mayo: me Les Hamer of ‘Port

yor.
‘to. them. international monetary Prob-| pear ikely at the present time| Alberni said’ amalgamation will
®. ‘ The purpose of hls eolunin Jems is not: easy ae g so of “ a a Be benalit, et rural’ areas as ;well
is to report on activities | field is wide ‘and the relation-| ment ‘among. the’ financial] as te a
tire | Kootenay-Columbia :: Dis- ” jowers. over what should ‘be The new city will be calle
«| filet “However. as’ yet,, no in-| Stips little explored,” says the power the Commercial. Letter| Port: Alborni.: It_ will “be

By FRED SALEKIN ‘over, the ast, travelled ie Hotel « on Nov ‘4 at 7:30.
Last week I had the plea-| sively in he pat, .S., northern Ca- Cast iD
sure 8 of speaking with John nada, Sweden aa Norway.’ Sate oe and District
r his: film pregontation. |. o"use to quit now,” says
The & cxelting life that this gentle-|‘yo4.1 Next’ summer he will belt
ae leads fe probably the envy back i in Mackenzie river coun-
the fine outdoorsman who saw wish him ‘lek’ and | 3 -Waldie: Service, Contre
Johii;, who claims he has| 2° Be to. 360 him’ back vat’ some
* future date.’
been 69 for a few years now, :

Ph: 865-7451
wad born in Minnesota ‘and has, Gordon. Haines, aaked me to

ilanid'Parohgen remind ub ane thatthe SS a

Ba yes gelore, Response
Iivolves. Three

with
Legal Documents
By CM&H
irchase of a house

ep S fui Fire ety
usualy involves the preparation ra tae he:getting f

a weleome. to ny

ersons ne Rs
terested: i in Jota
AS:

ie organt- na Press :
menbershin: f ; i / 1S
itles you to compete for. tro. ‘ae iN :
phies in fish and big game com- : ase
petitions,

OUR BUILDING SUPPLY
) HEADQUARTERS
Ph. 365-8151 |;

tle Bar.

hi slow.

_ Ponty: three: fish walghed: “a, the
largest: being ia 3%-lb!!. Kam:

loops: entered by. a junto » {To

date “thére:: have’

to, have your coins ready for the::
UNITED \NATIONS UNICEF

SILVER DRIVE

_- Castlegar and Kinnaird Elementary Student
Canvassers Will be Calling at your heme ee
between <

5:30 & :7:30 SATURDAY. NiosT.
(vou are not obliged to donate more than once)

COLEMAN

Nat Gas Says
Deal Now, Trade your old
furnace with’ :a local dealer

and get $25.00 for it before
October 3ist.

‘Replace with a natural gas
and get the .‘‘Blue
guarantee of satis-

ora east fares # legal: soon: terested’ juniors, '18 ie year, ‘and
t y older,‘are’ asked, to contact ei-
‘0 purchase, a (ransler of title] ther :’Geor; @7: Worobey; or Len
to the land,: and acceptance of Morey for seginration yi form

the mortgage debt by the pur-|" "Pon 7 is the date of this

The offer to purchase is a year's anguet andi} donations

written ‘contract which states| ceived. A locker. is
in.

|

DRESSED -
MEN WEAR .-
“McGILL- SHOES.

<9 front

RIVER VIEW: ‘Famous asa s a logging town Tong hfore its designation: as Canada’s capital,
scene of Ottawa from the Ottawa river is reminiscent of the days when the nation’s capital
was called Bytown. But today the soaring peaks of the Parliament Buildings rise over the
- bluffs, and the river is busy during autumn with the last round-up of logs before winter's
approaching freeze-up -

that the owner agrees to sell
ang the buyer to buy, and pings
oth parties to the agreed terms} jucky: can tote that roast of
a The offer to purchase us- el moose, « goat: or «deer. up
ually i i! y des. phere and have it put away for

al
criptions, the purchase *oriee

Ross’s in. Kinnaird so those of
you. who: have» already hit i

Commercial Letter. “Indeed, it tangest a a pitas
cts. he beon forthcoming. has been described as a field | 58y5. fourth 4
The writers of this:co! N
cerely hope that all ‘troops and tion of ew
Sac? He'd oat a|__GIVIL DEFENCE ‘Construc
port it and, in future, we may 5

ble to. report onthe entire Because: Clyil -Defence is
A | Gistrlets netinties The address | “Your une everyone Baptist Church Starts
10 sone or Rover Grew, Generai| and. ¥ truction of a building, seating -110, two classrooms,
B, Ballard Rover Crew, General| and objects.‘ Your safety and tad cone cr y, these ane (Sea cara ueery and 8 ie

welfare are both involved.
Members interested din re-

RCMP Issue Warning
On Counterfeit $20 Bills

Double check your Canadian;

$20 bills, warns the Castlegar
RCMP, one of fhem could be a
countertelt,

notes. are
liéved ae “Eve joriginated aa

Eastern Canada or Eastern Uni-|'.

ed States and. have had wide

cera ra

Rubber Staniji hare
ROBSON, B.C, .
‘Ph. 365-7605,

. Prompt Service
643

fon .in both countries
since ; July. of this 'year, : Ree
Recently in Vancouver, as
well as other parts of: Britis!
Columbia and the.northwestern
United States, the bogus notes
have appeared ‘with increasing
regulari y, and it is assumed that
‘trend will continue in the
ake to"come, —
. ‘The ‘notes are a very good
likeness ‘to the: genuine which
would indicate that special care
should ‘be exercised when ac-
cepting this den

terzelt.n notes presently in circu-

dL The back - of. the: note
is a:lighter green color than is
the genuine “and has a snowy
faded’ appearance.-

2. ie coat-of-arms, in the
centre face ‘portion of ‘the bill,
is faced and ‘indistinct.

The shading: around the
Conteult of the Queen ‘is darker
than. that“of the‘ genuine,

4. The portrait of the Queen
is darker and less lifelike in ap-
pearance.

5. The paper feels smoother
and lighter as well as lacks the
linen’ texture of genuine.

6. Pl tes ona

of
money. .Beware. of a stranger
who tenders..a’ $20. bill fora
small puchase. Should you ‘de-
tect a counterfeit note being
passed, retain the note and call
the RCMP at once.

|

Watch for the following de-
fects a appear on the coun-

note’ are..small discs of green
paper which are imbedded into
the white paper. of the note and
can be picked off with the point) +
.of.a pin leaving a circular r
cess in the ‘paper: Planchettes
on the counterfeit are simulated

by green dots of:ink which are
faded ‘and ey,

"| In all this your lawyer will see

‘Give me one

why I should
“build my home

’

for, the. Purpose of electing of-

lf
can be removed at all; they will |‘
leave no:recegs in the. paper.
7. The'bést.test of'a coun-
terfeit is to compare it with a
known genuine. “

- When: Depariment
Answers Gall

‘The Castlegar fire ‘depart-
{ment answered a, call’ to 100
Crescent. St.’ ‘at. 2.10 ‘p.m., on
Tuesday. when “the residents

there reported smoke and. the
smell ofan electrical “short.

i! ‘has Tost its. va-
"Mr. ‘Lewis said the residents
ing. the. fire Sona

. Castlegar Man
Is Student Rep
In a Mortuary
‘ The Kentucky School of
Mortuary Science, September
class, -held.’a meeting recently

ficers.::
Officers ‘elected were: pre-

.. from the provincial government.
, | and earmarked ‘specifically. for | =

jaid the right thing” in-phon-| 1,

. | the federat government $1 of

and terms of payment, the da-
tes on which the deal-is to be
closed and when the buyer will
obtain possession of the house,

that your interests are protect-

ur lawyer or notary will

also search the title and is per-
sonally responsible to see that
you have. clear title, to the land.
The third essential  docu-
ment must be signed when clos-
ing’ the’ deal. The | purchaser
is < then required’ to ‘agree: in
writing to accept the mortgage
debt-unless,. of course, he can
pay for the Property in cash.

“Money Bundle:
For Gentennial
Sils in’ Victoria’

There's ‘ a bundle ‘of money.
sitting: in Victoria’ just’.waiting
to be claimed: by':communities
throughout British Columbia.
It's part‘ of .an estimated
$15 million -or more. which will
be: spent}:in this: province . to
mark Canada’s 100th. birthday. »
: Most: conimunities,

‘centres: -Wwheré'/1967, Centennial |:
committees: already ‘have been
formed, .have: been: sent appli-
cation forms so they can collect.

ulated areas still'to name
their committees. As they do so,
they will go on the application
forms,
: Deputy Provincial Secretary.
. J. -Wallace,- who, doubles :as
eoneral chairman ‘of - the Can-| Frat
adian ‘Confederation ‘Centennial
Committee of British C

‘to! ‘Fetrestiments Were served, by
ey)

‘Te’s-estimated there ‘are another}:

organizing. the search and res-
cue division of the club are
asked to ‘meet with Sid Sidoni
in the basement of the Marlane

Robson Parent.
Committee Plans
Toe stool Order

The first fall meeting of the
parent’ committee. to. Robson
Gudies and Brownies was held
recently at the home of Mrs.
E. ,Thors: with 15 members pre-
‘sent , who were . cordially wel-
ome by the ‘President, Mrs.

She stated it was most gra-
tifying to see so-many out and
hoped they would all attend the
annual meeting in-November.
utine business: was dis-
cussed:'and the: secretary was
instructed .to officially order a
‘carved toadstool. After much dis-
cussion,-Dec..8 was chosen for
a coffee. party, to be held at. the
home of Mrs. A, Sanford.

The booster draw was won
by. Mrs. A‘ Anderson, and then

Mrs. C. Fodor ‘as, hostess.“
Mrs. M.' Flynn will be hos-

tess for ‘the November meeting

at the home of Mrs. F. Giruad.

“BOWLING.

Wednesdoy Night
: LHS ‘Fran Moffat 270; LHT

in: Moffat ’'641.. THS: Chore-

ais 931; THT : Beatniks 2481.

outlined the rules governing
the grants..,

The first money, “available is
‘a grant’of 40 cents’ per capita:

administrative ‘‘a n'd* program
costs which are.related to com-
;Munity;’ celebrations.“ It is pay:
able’ in three instalments upon
application — 10 cents per capi-
ta:after Nov..1,10 cents on No’

1965, and 20 ‘cents on Nov. 1,

for: special Centennial ‘projects
“of:a lasting nature’. The pri
vince will put up 60 cents. an

this." But to qualify, the appli-
cant community. must: raise at
least $1.40. per, capita toward
the same project, making the
capa the’ memorial $3 ber
capita...

8;°
1, Kingpins ins °4,< Five! Thumbs 0,
-Fliritstones 3, Oddballs 1.

_, Phones 365-5550

_feconditioned ..

ANNOUNGING -
The Opening of a
CAR LOT
IN CASTLEGAR |
: : ‘by. at % : 4
Southern Motors Ltd.
_ Located at :Oswald' Motors. *''
Sales representative.

“A; BORODULA |

"365-7571

Opening Specials

"159 Dodge Auto. 8, 4 door, ne

Delivery: Robson.:

with Calvary veep Church.
Ae be

-EREMENKO'S: —
“Bowling

Sportemen 2, Hailley's Comets
1, Alley Cats 3.

“BABE

Break League
on ths 8: reak Leag 27; 1 Lar

Any way you
figure It.

ets 4," Mugs. 8 der to. Joyce Turner on, her
Cheerios: Matos, 4 a i fine’ bowilng last Tuesday even-
Tuesday 1; o'clock G ing. Joyce won. her 350 pin
LHS. ‘Meda “Webster - 268; | with a score’ of 872, for’ her
LHT.Vi McLuckie 608, °~ high’ single and had 782 for her
‘TP: Ross's Meat Market 3, high three, ‘Good bowling Joyce!
CastlegarDrug 3, Tiger “Auto| Wed Morning Drivers League ‘
Service. 1, Independents: 1, Sky- LLHS.: M ats

line ‘Auto ‘Service 1, Oglow’s 3. LHT : Marg - Menzies: 598. -
Tuesday Mixed League 7-9. Baracudas ’ 901; THT: Thunder-
LHS Louise Howes 214; ‘LHT birds 2 2472.
Dagny. Enokson 543, MHS Terry 'TP: Cadil
Crandiemire * 318; LHT 3, Calients 2, Ramblers 1, Thun-

Crandlemire: 690. :THS Button derbirds 4, Chevys 2.
ushers Ue THT Button Push: | rowdy Roller’s League on
se] ers ie er :
»|88 "tp: Pips Layers 4, Five] rart’ “Vincent '367.),THS
Duds 4, Button Pushers 5, Brid- Hooters 812; THT Wailers 2830.
ge Ballders 0, Smarties 0, R 2 | Tp, oat 10, mide 1,
mers 8, -Groaners -
Other 00's Bugs Nelson | Sea

Avisit trom our hostess wi mane
you feel ‘at:home, with her basket
of gifts and answers to questions

s 0, Baracudas
bout the  clly,’ Its’ services and Te

.] being assembled on the church’s

Congratulations ° ‘are in ‘or-| in;

“57. ‘Pontiac 4 door sedi
po Ng agp erecta greant

‘54 Hillman’ Californian, low cost,
3 fation: .

SES:
CHRYSLERS — -PLYMOUTHS —. DODGES
'VALIANTS — BARACUDAS :
“available for Semonsiraton

SI
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=
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‘The Board of

gi Ti

t

ical Trustees of

_ School - District No. 9
| — CASTLEGAR —

cordially extends an invitation

to attend the official opening of the

623, John Paulson 624, Earl

“OR WRITE

a WELCOME. ‘WAGON: :
Box 364—Kinnaird, B.

=. EP: a oetlegeers 0, Bank
of. Commerce 4, Nighthaw!

and revise the list ‘of electors. .

Allen ‘Selbie,
Village Clerk.

243

wks 2,

ni | Walt ‘Popoft.-35:

er; Pop!

ter. Popotf :683: Search
(L124: Searchers 2768.

THT.

TP: Oddballs.3, Celgar 1, Al-
yy Cats 2, ‘Kay Bees 2, Plaza
Five 2, Four.Pointers 0, ‘Unpre-
‘dictables’ 3, -Rick’s Records~ 1,
(S| Surveyors 3, Imperials 1, Search:
‘3 $, Untouchabels 1.”

Other’, 6

£645, .° Tim
Horcoff ‘6: Cliff .: Wilson '617,
Walter Holubotf 616, ‘Bill Davis

615."
Friday ‘Night Classic’ ”
‘ THS Bol bie eraift 237;
=r Ev Koreen 587. MHS John
Mason 288;.MHT: Bill-Davis 675.

fenders 2911.;

1, Defenders '3, Five Shakes 1,
sea 3, Unl ‘knowns 1.

Other 60's: John Mason
Slin
Paulson Ber Karl Koreen 618.

‘Jani na Brownlie 623.. MHS |p,
: MHT:: Wal.

. 00's : Fred : -Fillipoff
a= 855, Pete erakott,

THS Defenders :1127; THT De-
UEP: Reformers 3, Slowpokes

Koochin 641, John

for thi

chenette. - sa
shurch has pure! ase
sgunte ‘property. to" facilitate

have eyed abr are presently

erty. at’ Merry Creek ‘Road
in Kinnaird.

"The : designer..and fabricat-
or, Harold . Haynes ‘of Haney,
has taken. up. temporary  resid-
ence in. the area to supervise
construction of .this new. build-

rf On completion, which is ex-
pected in ‘November, this church

parking and Potion of more
buildings in .the. future.
.. Pastor David Reeves, sald
‘has been
i response for volunteer an
ers.” On Thanks giving Day. some

For further help to

ensure a warmer winter
phone me at 365-7272

"INLAND: NATURAL GAS CO. LTD.

25 people’ spent the

clearing the Jot of underbrush.
:'On. other ‘projects since

then; there ‘have ;been many

building will’-have a sanctuary

helpers ‘freely giving their time
and energy...

The ‘regular ‘meeting of the
Castlegar ‘and’ District Senior
Citizens Association was held
Friday: evening in the Legion
Hall wath, 80:members, present.

nnual Christmas:party
was discussed and a ‘committes
was named ‘to: look ‘after this.
It Lis. also’ to make inquiries: of
the: organizations and the pri-
ces ofa‘ turkey ‘supper. The
committee named: was Mrs. iL
Ferguson,Mrs:
urroughs.. rand, 2

NCTE

- Senior Citizens Plan i

range ‘som a itontainnient with
th date for. the banquet:to'be
Dec: '11.;It was also ‘announced
that the annual meeting and el-
ection of -officers, will be, held
in November. °-
At the close of business,
a@ musical’ evening was enjoyed
E Mrs. E. Kraft presiding at
iano and Mrs. H. Johnson
Z community singing. Mrs.
t also xendered several pia-

Trailer Court.

NEW & USED MOBILE HOMES
‘24th & Main Trailer Sales
Corner 24th & Main, Vancouver

Phone 876-4343

: Biltmore Trailers
OPEN. FOR INSPECTION

Our Castlegar Lot at the Silver Birch Motel ami

no solos, Mrs. © hee*and

McNeil, | Mrs.. Johnson sang. duét entit-
Y Binek si d. Kraft

Vg

__—_—— mM

Also General Delivery, Castlegar, B,C.

- Drain. Hine Sewer ‘aad Jrain . Pipe

-Mr.
sident,--Joe “Butler, -Bassemer | that the pully syste!
City, N.C.; vice-president, Don-| to that employed in the p

It i is an eee seamless,
"Pp :

You Geta $500 Cash Incentive. ;
Tohelp keep Canada's building trades busy and. ‘productive :

offering to pay a.$500 cash incentive to those who build or

« bald .B. Hail,. New. ‘Albany, :Miss.;

during the winter season, the Federal Government is again *:}!

secretary - treasurer, Miss: Char-
‘lotte Richardson, Louisville, Ky.
+. Members of the class then
selected student council repre-

ro-
vincial: observance ‘of the 1958
B.C.’ Centenary.’ At’ that time
B.C. communities raised’. far
more than the amount. required
and blanketed the province with

“KINNAIRD.

.) DRAIN-LINE Pipe-has CMHC
: Acceptance No. 4538. 3

dark ‘gre pipe manufactured from polyvewt Chlor

specific. product. . =

tough — clean — easily |
led — easily: cut.

ecially e¢ P

f . 3, DRAIN-LINE Pipe fs light —
pact resistance greater tha ; hand-
ithat of any other similar pro-

sentatives: Those selected. were: Gar he i
‘Daxid E, Hillis, Zanesville, Ohio; | swimimng — pools, -: community
Charles Samples, Irvine, Ky. and | halls and. civie. improvements 6 of
‘| Leonard S. Gallo, Castlegar, . B.C. L.all descriptions. |:

buy a winter-built home for: their own | occupancy.

What is a Winter-Built Home?
Awinter built home under this program is one that has not
- proceeded beyond the first floor joist stage by Novémber
15th and is substantially completed by March sist, 1965,
How Do You Proceed?
. it's easy. Pick up an’ * Application: for Certification form at
your National Employment Office or Central.Mortgage and
Housing Corporation office,’ fill it out and-mail to. your
nearest CMHC office. If you wish, your builder can do this.”
for you. Ci on the program is i
onthe application form. * * : i
Act Now. ?
See your builder and: arrange to have your home wintere
built. Help yourself to that $500 cash incentive’and help
* Canadian industry stay busy throughout the winter.
Last Winter more than 28, hae homes. were, pul under

DRAIN-LINE Pipe is reek
proof — rot proof —
Bier z

5. DRAINS LINE Pipe h

botled:
NE Pipe nee . installation cost.

or easy, cement Toint.

“castega unbing thi

‘has added to its caer fleet :
with a: 3-fon ‘covered:

"this s program, ed
‘porrnow: =| | sao Rates eee
Have Your Home. .CITY. CENTRE: MOTEL |

Winter
Castlegar, 365-5656 Veh

WINER BULLE WINIERBUUT Winter-Built!
: .DOWNTOWN “TEXACO, Nelson, 352-2724. ;

TAT

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Issued by authority of Hon, ‘ilar’ MacEachen Minister of Labour, Canada.
Laid LW 82658:

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