CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 31, 1960

145 Attend Annual |.
Mom, Girl Banquet

‘The annual Guide and Brow-
nie mother-and-daughter ban-
quet was held recently in! the

Also introduced ‘were: Mrs,
J, Moll pioneer Guider in the
District; Mrs. K, Fox, ‘past

United Church hall.
ately 145 Guides, Brownies, mo-
thers and guests attended.

Bright yellow tulips, ‘crisp
daffodils and pussy willows de-
corated the head table. Place
cards and programs were made
by the Guides and Brownies and
tastefully decorated. in keeping
with the Golden Jubilee theme
celebrating 50 years of guiding i in
Canada.

Able chairman for the even-
ing was Gold Cord Guide, Rita

> Cummings.

‘Miss Pennoyer, representing
ithe ministerial association, asked
‘the “blessing. Girl Guide Jill
Hughes proposed the toast to the
Queen ‘after which all joined in
singing God Save the Queen.

A delicious turkey dinner
was then enjoyed by all followed
by ice cream and.cake cut from
a huge square beautifully dec:

“orated in the Golden Jubilee
theme.

Mrs, J, R. MacBain, District
commissioner, welcomed all and
introduced the guests. The toast
to the founders-was given by
Mrs, H, Hyson, area commission-
er,

Brownie Shirley Fomenoff
proposed the toast to the mothers
and Mrs. W. Markin responded.

The toast to the Guiders was gi- | ve:

ven by Brownie’ Patty Clarke
and Mrs. A. Harvey, Brown Owl
of the 2nd Castlegar pack,: re-
sponded,

Mrs, MacBain presented a
warrant pin ‘and warrant to Mrs.
J. Dalziel, Tawny Owl of the 1st
Castlegar pack.

G.

District > Mrs, A,
|Rissute, divisional commission-
er; Mrs Hubbersty, District com-
missioner from Fruitvale; Mrs.
E, Wallner, Ist Guider in Castle-
gar and Lennie Morey, Gold Cord
Guide.

The Guides were then intro-
duced and thanked for their won-
derful work. A hearty vote of
thanks was extended to the kit-
chen committee who had worked
hard to make the dinner such a
success,

Presentation of badges fol-
lowed with Mrs. .Hyson present-
ing Brownies .of the 1st pack
with the following: Golden Hands
to: Joam Mason, Charlotte Shar-
‘ples and Carol Morey, Golden

(continued from page one). »

the full, utilization of timber re-
sources,”

For utilization of these wood
resources, “Celgar is establishing
combined pulp and sawmill fa-
cilities with an initial annual ca-
pacity of 175,000 tons of bleach-
ed kraft pulp (500 tons a day)
and 74,000,000 board feet of lum-
ber.”

‘Enough pulp wood “could be
brought to Castlegar from the
licence area “tg support in per-
petuity the production of 1,500
tons of pulp a day — that is,
three times the capacity of the
‘present mill,”

“The new sawmill is design-
ed to make the most of its raw
material, extracting the highest
possible. quality of lumber from
the logs, while operating at high
production rates.”

“A large dry kiln capacity
will. permit. production’ of high
grades of white pine and spruce
boards, and there should be no

mar-

‘pars to: Blaine Cora
Bradford, Joanne ‘“Lanzarotto,
Shirley Fomenoff, Isabel Ross,
Louise Bartsoff, Jill Dubyna,
Gay McNabb, Heather Markin,
Lynsie Conroy and Wendy Bail-
ey.

Mrs. MacBain presented aw-
ards to Brownies of the 2nd pack,
these being:

Golden Bars to: Heather An-
derson, Brenda Batting, Maxine
Kelly, Heather McPherson and
Donna Popoff. Golden Hands to:
Patty Clarke, Patsy Hughes,
Glenna Howes and Carolyn Har-

y-

Athletic badges to: Patsy
‘Hughes, Glenna Howes and Car-
olyn Harvey. Second~ ayear stars
to:

the

ket already, ‘enjoyed by Celgar
lumber.” \
‘The advantages ‘of ‘the com-
pany’s operations do not Me only
in the quality and quantity of
the wood supply.

The brochure notes tha
there are “other: requirement.
besides a low-cost supply of logs.

Margie Thorpe * and | Elizabeth
Deans, First-year star: to: In-
gum Reinsbakken. *

‘Mrs. Ken Hali, Guide Lieu-
tenant, girls of. fhe

of the local association to Guides
and Brownies, welcomed the
suet even
. We MacCabe spoke of
Guan: in the Kooténays when
it had its beginning. As the first
divisional commissioner she re-
lated many inspiring and amus-
ing incidents and adventures one
. of which she spoke of was when
she was asked to enrol 93 Guid-
es unexpectedly at Cranbrook.

Later the area was divided |i

1st Castlegar Guide Co, with
their awards. Hostess badges to:
Jill Hughes, Bonnie _ MacBain'
and Jane Deans. First-class -bad-
ge to: Bonnie MacBain. Service
stars to: Janet Moffat, Sharon
Batting, Sheila Harmston, Ros-
Jones, Jean Moffat, Mima
fallace, Jane Deans, Jill Hugh-
es, Bonnie MacBain and, ae
Cummings.
'. A: short

A of the assess-
ment in the Kuryluk subdivisior.
has been received from the pre-
vincial assessor at Nelson.

.

‘The West Kootenay health
unit reported that the water
reading in the village is OJ5.
“That's good,” commented Com-
missioner G, S.. Rust.

ee
A manual on ‘sanitary Jand
fills was received from the West
Kootenvy health unit and was
turned over to health chairman
Mrs. + Dougan for study.

Guy Guide was re-appointed.

a play

into East and West Kootenay. Injthe 2nd Brownie ‘Pack Seat

1941 they were honored by a vi-
sit from Princess Alice and Mra.
MacCabe spoke of her as friend-
ly and very interested.

Mrs. J. FP. Killough who was
the Ist District commissioner in
Castlegar when Guiding started
here in conjunction with Trail,
spoke of her experiences and re-
called’ camping under canvas and

“Duty to the Queen” which was
very well acted and enjoyed by

display.

The ist Guide Co. presented
a campfire and singing session
which was very effective and
the Ist Brownie pack under the
direction of “Tawny Owl Mrs.
Dalziel presented ‘songs and dan-

making‘ beds of ‘boughs. Later,ces from different lands which

Castelgar became independent of |
‘Trail and was sponsored by the’
IODE. ¢

was also very well ‘done.
The evening was drought to
a close with the singing of Taps.

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KOOTENAY BUILDERS: & SUPPLIERS

the ARomnital bear

Village forene Paul Hilde-
brandt said he feels the village
‘an’t be responsible for any da-
mage done to garbage cans by
snow plowing since many resi-
dents leave their garbage cans on
the read all winter and the snow
plow throws snow 2 to 20 feet.”

Kinnaira will “rake an ad-
vertisement in’ the West Kooten-
ay drama festival program. “It’s

man in moving that the. council
take an ad in Be program,

Mrs, ouges an ‘look into
the subject of a dog pound for
Kinnaird and will * contact: the

Mrs.. Dougan said- that Cas-
tlegar- had. requested -Kinnaird's
views on. the matter .a year. ago
but at ‘that time Kinnaird was
net prepared to go further into

the subject,
as

that Daihousie University’s den-
tal college be contacted recom-
mending the Kinnaird-Castlegar
area to a graduating stydent.
en :

“We're going to. have to
spend some’ money on culverts,”
noted works chairman Jake.Hen-
dricks,.He said:he would’ like to
see culverts on 10th Ave. before
eee Js fom

A * vieiatrigntsot. wag
will be purchased and placed at
the. junction of Mi-estone Road
and the Dlegkton: at a “Ave.

A bylaw ait Se drawn up’
authorizing the village to ‘bor-
row up to $15,000 if- it: is re-
quired during “the next year.

nice that they're. bringing” it|
here,” noted‘ Comm. E. C: Acker-|-

Village of .Castlegar for their
,| Views on’ the subject. i

Council will. recommend to.
tha. West Kootenay health unit]|"

sign |.

‘These include’ first, o large ‘vo-
lume oi
age, some 350 tons of water have
to. be. used’ for every ton of|Lakés —
bleached Kraft ‘pulp manufacture,| and deepens and slows

pure water: on the aver-|snow — is a-cold, pure stream.) good for pulping purposes."
“Above Castlegar, the Arrow

“Even 50, the minimum flow act as a natural soe basin for} because of ‘a temperate. climate,

ted from glaciers ‘and melting ply at Say ds acer | “within the Be. = iyeln ot ‘tree

farm ‘Jicences,' a system, that was

‘The Castlegar District - 1s] inaugurated ‘with Columbia Cel-
where the river’ widens| ‘one to which key personnel: car | lulose's venture into the Prince
down —|be ‘attracted,” notes the booklet, | Rupert area.

"The ;full-cover. front. cover

that the ‘river does carry.
- “In quality,
ell as

is more than ‘100 times the re-
cirri ior a hes tons-a-day

of the Go bove Ci =|
mill

goo

attractive housing sites.”
Both -Celgar and Columbia ging” truck’ operating in’ Coltim-

Cellulose carry ‘gn. bia ‘3 Nass’

therefore, as
the water sup-

andlon the booklet » was: ‘painted by
Norman Laws and’ shows alog-

THE ‘CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF
CASTLEGAR
i BY-LAW NO, 178

WHEREAS it is deemed expedient and in the pub-
lic interest to‘replace the present source.of water sup-

in the Village of Castlegar.

AND -WHEREAS Celgar Limited has agreed to
pay the costs of replacing the present water supply by
a well system up to a maximum; sum of “Forty, .Thou-
sand Dollars ($40,000.00);

NOW THEREFORE ‘the Council of "The Corpora-.
tion of the Village of Castlegar in open meeting as-
sembled enacts as follows:

1. This By-law shall be known and cited as “The Vil-
lage of Castlegar - Celgar Limited Water Supply
Replacement By-! -law.”?

2. The Council is hereby. empowered to enter into an
agreement with Celgar Limited, in accordance with

the terms of the agreement, a copy of which is at-
tached hereto and marked “Exhibit A.”
. And the said agr t- shall be ited and the
Seal of The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar
shall ‘be affixed thereto by Chairman and Village
Clerk. .

“READ a first time this 15th day of March 1960.

READ.a second time this 15th day’ of March 1960.

READ 4 third time this .15th day of March 1960.

PASSED this i7th day of March 1960.
N. T. Oglow, .
. Chairman of the Council.
: J. Logelin, Clerk.
I hersby certify that the above is:a'true and cor-
rect copy of The Village of Castlegar - Celgar Limited
Water Supply Replacement By-law 1960.” F ‘
J. Logelin -
Village Clerk.
A true copy of By: -law No..178 registered
in the office. of the Inspector of Municipal-
ities this 22nd day of March 1960. 0°. ~ .
.J. Brown, -

. CASTLEGAR.- ‘ELGAR: WATER. AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT. made: the 26th day: of March
in the year of our Lord one'thousand’ nine hundred and
i sixty. :
; BETWEEN: “THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE: |
- OF CASTLEGAR, 4a village Municipality

incorporated under the-laws ‘of the Pro-:
vince of British’ Columbia, (hereinafter -
. called ; the. ‘“Village”) OF THE. FIRST ’
EP, T: -
.CELGAR LIMITED, a company duly i in.
corporated under the laws of tke Pro-.
‘-yineé of British Columbia’ and ‘having its
chead office at 1030 West Georgia’ Street,
‘in the’ City of Vancouver, Province afore-
said, (hereinafter called poeta) OF.
THE SECOND PART: .....

WHEREAS the’ 1 Village i is desirous of obtaining all
its present and future normal water. requirements from
a well source within the Village; *, :

AND WHEREAS: Celgar.is prepared’ to render
firiancial assistance to: the Village up to.a maximum of.

($40,000.00) Dollars to assist. the Vil-

ig its existing: direct, river intake water

pumping station’. with well water pumping stations
within the Village;

AND WHEREAS in the event that such’ wells shall
“not prove capable | of. supplying thé: normal,-water ‘re-

illage:at any time within the next
twenty (20) years tom the: date hereof, Celgar’is pre-

e with a-view to arriving at a satis-
factory agreement for: an alternate primary supply of

- NOW: THEREFORE this Indenture witnesseth that |

venants and ‘conditions -herein contained, the parties
hereto agree‘as’ follows: im
“1. The Village‘ will abandon all its existing Village
. direct river ‘intake pumping ° stations not later than
’ October 1st, ‘1960. a
+ 2. The Village’ ‘will: ‘replace’ its existing No. 2 Pump- .
‘house with a60%h deep well- ‘pumping station and its

“replacement ‘deep: well: p

‘of. the Works (i 'y -engir

ply for the Village of Castlegar by a well system with-

" RECONSIDERED, ADOPTED AND BINAELY

or geae! of : ema an

“pared in . that event, and, within such petiod to negot- ; je

"in consideration: of the premises and ‘of the mutual co- '

~The Celgar - Sesteger «
‘WATER AGREEMENT |

called the “Works"),will conform to the specifications
set forth in Schedule ‘‘A” hereto.

3. Celgar covenants and agrees forthe entire cost
ani
supervisory services in the event that such costs shall

not exceed: the sum of $40,000.00. In the event, how: .

ever, that the cost of fhe Works and such services shall
exceed the said sum Celgar shall contribute thereto
not-in ‘excess of the said sum of $40,000.00...

4. Celgar shall not be obligated to make any pay-
ment hereunder to the Village until receipt from the
Village of a Certificate signed by. its Clerk to the effect
that the sum, payment of which is re! ested from Cel-
gar, has been expended in the construction of tre Works
or in ing and supervisory |
services in connection therewith, and upon production’
by the Village to Celgar or its authorized; representa--
tives: of all invoices, vouchers, and other records in
support of or pertaining to any such request for pay-
ment.

5. Celgar covenants and agrees that in the event
it is not financially feasible for the Village to obtain its
normal water requirements frém wells within: the Vil--
Tage at any time during the next twenty (20) years from
the date hereof, Celgar shail ‘negotiate with the Village
for a satisfactory alternative arrangement which will
provide the Village with a water source comparable to
Satisfactory wells with the Village; and Celgar further
agrees that-it will pay any. additional costs to the Vil-
lage oceasioned by. the necessity to provide a satisfac:
tory alternative water source agreed upon as afore-
said. .

6. This Agreement shall enure to the benefit of
and be binding upon the parties hereto and their. res-
pective successors and assigns.

‘NESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have
hereunto caused. their corporate seals to be affixed, at-
tested by the signatures of their proper officers in that

- behalf, the day and_year first above written.

THE CORPORATE SEAL OF THE
CORPORATION OF THE Village of
. Castlegar was hereunto affixed in
the presence oO
“NLT. Oglow, i
Chairman of the Council.
“J, Logel lin,” is
“Village Clerk.
The .CORPORATION.. SEAL. OF
CELGAR | LIMITED :-was hereunto
Ue affixed in the :presence of: ‘
“eT N. Beaupre,”
‘President...
* Jan A. Barclay,”
; Secretary. ee

“SCHEDULE ope :
‘The 60 hp. deep well ‘pumping station will con-
sist of the following:
-(a) 8 inch diameter deep weil guaranteed to yield
at least 400 U.S.G. P.M.
(b)A 6 inch Diam. Deep Well Turbine Type Pump
’ with a direct connected 60 h.p. electric motor,
“necessary valves. ete. and-a suitable water
oo Meter.
(© A Reduced Voltage Starter Main’ Switch and
"miscellaneous controls for the above motor.
(a) A’'7:foot x 15 foot x 8 foot concrete | pump-
* house lete with 3 ‘y
materials.
(e) Suifable Chain Link. Type of Fence to have. a
total length of approx. 50 ft.

B.. The specifications for the construction of the 125°
lp. Deep Well Pumping Station will include the
following: -

(a) 12 inch diameter deep well guaranteed to yield
at least 800 U.S.G.P.. M.

“@) A’10 inch Diameter. Deep Well Turbine Type :

--Pump with a direct connected 125 h.p. electric
motor, necessary valves ete., and a suitable
*watermeter. é

. (©). A-Reduced Voltage Starter “Main: Switeh and
miscellaneous controls -for above motor. -

(d)’ An auxiliary gasoline driven engirie with com-
_ bination gear drive as an emergency ‘drive for
‘the-above 10 inch Pumping Unit.

ce) A.12, foot x 16 foot-x 10 foot. concrete Pump.
house" with: yi!

-* "materials.

(® Suitable Chain Link ‘Type’ Fence ito, have a :

total length of approx. 65’

t. 3
)s ‘Suitable Well Site within “Village” near exist

ing. mgin,

‘Sk Rita’s : Catholic Church”

Rey, E, A, Brophy, | P-P, Sth at Elm, Street
Sunday: Messes at 8.30 and, 10.30 ai.

_ The Community

Sunday in-the Legion | Hall |
At 51 Columbia Avenue
» 10.30 a.m. Sunday, School 9.30pm: Family Service
, Xoung -People’s. Hour -*

Thursday, me a5 Prayer and Bible Study

“Church: of ee Saints”

Sundays at 3 a.m, in: the ‘Twin Rivers Hall:

Grace Presbyterian | Church °

Worship Serviee, 11 a.m. Sundays Church School: 945 am.
. Bible Study: Wednesday’ at "730 pm, "
Jr.-Sr. seh Young People’s -Fridays at 7.30. p.m.
Minister:: Rev,’M.'S, Reside, BA, BD, — Phone A987

TheP sntecostal Tabernacle

eae School - 10. a.m, — Morning Worship.- 12 am.
Bvangelistle -.7.30 pm. — Prayer and Bible Study, -
U Thursday at 7.30 p.m.
Young ‘People's Wednesday at 7.30 Laie

Rohson Memorial Church’ -

“United Church. Ist and. 3rd’ Sundays at .11.a.m,
Anglican Church -— 2nd Sunday ‘at 12 a.m.-and
4th Sunday at 8 am, & 7.30pm...
» Baptist’ Church ~- 5th Sunday = é

The ‘Anglican’ Church.

che Fifth Sunday in Lent, Passion Sunday, Aprit 3
. Castlegar: 9:am. HC — 7.30 p.m. Evensong _

1.39 p.m. “Bvening Service for Whole Parish | .-
Thursday; Holy Comnrunion at 7.30 a.m. and 10am. °°
os Saturday: Deanery ‘Quiet Day, Robson, 9 a.m. HC
(The preacher’ at the Wednesday Evening Service will be a
"rector of Trail, the Rev. B. H. Pattebson.)

BUSINESS. DIRECTORY —

ALEX CHEVELDAVE Cae 9 LAUGTON
BC. Land Sueveyor Box 130 — Castlegar, B.C.
- 448 Columbia Avenue , 7 OF DOME TRIST.
Castlegar
Phone 5342

Office Hours:
i Mon, — Wed. — Fri. ‘
Box, 813. “1030-12 1.30-5
~ ccs PHONE: 2581°"- >
NORA’S HAIR ————
DRESSING PARLOR.
A Complete’ Beauty Service 7
p By? Appoints:
{PHONE S386

‘Nora Matesgey - 1”

,GHNERAL BUILDING
, CO) CTORS. AND
* 2, SUPPLIERS: -
| Plumbing’ and Heating
CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY: STORE |
Box‘240 — Phone 2161

*Wea.'2.30'to'8 pm!“
‘ Phone $021"

M, E. McCORQUODALE -

1: B.C, Land Surveyor
1234 Bay Avenue, ‘Trail
pou .

PLUMBING -& HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC,TANKS
‘PHONE 2181

D. FOX

,
ACUUM SHOP :
Reoane and-Service on. all
snakes of vacuums ;
laoover Sales Rep,
-Trade-Ins Accepted
1806 Bay, Trail “Phone 445

. FURNITURE MOVING °
Long, Distance ‘

Naturophthic _Physicial
Eremenko Building
PILONE 2021,
WALDIE LUMBER &
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD... \
We can supply all your
building needs, Estimates
giedly given.
Phone 7112.

HONE
Castlegar’ 2521 — Trail 191 —
Nelson 1471 .
UNITED TRUCKING

‘

FOR RENT

ings ‘qt 4182, fo

Three. rooms and bath in

Sherbiko subdivision, Partly, fur-| naird, full basement
nished,Phone ‘M? Hetman even-| Phone 708. ey ena

"HOMES FOR SALE

‘Twobedroom house in Kin.

Eully-furnishéd ee =bed-
xpom home, Apply. 134-5th Ave.,
Kinnaird or Phone 3722 3: 3

3! enay

house, - living
room, full ‘basement, Contact
Mis, .Vera Vanioft. behind Koot-

‘New modern th

artment at Genelle with all oles | ni
tric“ Iltchen, “Private entrance,
‘basement suite, Phone '2822-X-2,

tinl3

Tv ‘house, All ut-
hhities, “Concrete basement, Two
lots, Fruit trees, garden. 1 000:
Maher, Slocan; BC. 413

fully-f

‘Trailer’ space, Phone re

partment, four: rooms and
path heated, .electric ‘range. Ap-
‘ply 561-Sth Ave., Phone 7601, 113

:Four.room house with, bath
at Blueberry Creek. Phone ae
Fruitvale.

01
house with two rooms and base-
ment, propane furnece and extra
lot. Phone 4182 evenings, .313

)

; CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thursd.

FOR SALE
'48 Chev ‘half-ton, Good mo-
tor, Phone 3836, 313

lay, March 31, 1960

' ” NOTICES
Gillen’s Auction, 2141 Colum-
bia Ave. ‘Trail, Phone 1408-L,

1950 Ford convertible. Apply
Box 218 Castlegar or 550. Larch
St 318

‘Complete set of new skin-

311 diving gear. Apply “Box, seo

Castlegar,

Used t at’ all times, Auc-
tions every. Saturday at 1° p.m.
Open daily from 9 to 4,

Rugs and chesterfields clean-
ed in the home without soskng,
Meth- | o:

stenographer to work at the pulp
mill during the construction

132 ee te Aapliceats should have -

short, hand ability and be famil-
jar with‘ the. various office rou-
tines There is a good possibility

Phone 3526, Satis-

1951 sorb autornatie: Dede.
Phone © 4248, -/

to
faction guaranteed, at tin?

*¢ 24-inch * Westinghouse elec-
tric: stove,:. three-quarter. blond
bed with: Simon’s © spring-filled
tiattress and springs, ‘two other

Have you septic ,.tank trou-

for prompt ‘cleaning service.
‘ 3:

Reasonable rates,

ble? Just phone 161-1-1 Nelson|.

12 | considered: for

fol-
tata completion :of the pulp «
mil. .For further, particulars
Phone 9416, Local 2. 13

CELGAR LIMITED
Applications are now’
. aid cece

Four-bedroom house in Cas-
tlegar on, two’ lots, fruit trees,

for electric range, in ‘central \lo-
cation,” .. Warman, Phone
1131505, Grand Forks,

“FOUND

Ladies glasses: in, Kinnaird,
White’ and black. frames, Owner
may have by i at Castle-

“FOR SALE
Kenmore electric heater, au:
tomatie,- Paid for «it. What
offers? Phone 4474... 311

Ber News and paying for, oe

Chrome ‘get, ‘varnished. set,

gas furnace, full basement, wired:

All in good
Phone, 4961. 313

"WANTED

Older couple (to share: fur-

gyproc joint fil-
ling, .3% cents per foot. No job
too big or teo small, Fer prompt
service contact P. Aeberhardt,
Phone_ 5309.

dant
ald certificates are required

312 ‘Employmet Office givin;

culars ‘as to

nished _ hi 2
313 | P, Bertois,.< 312|baking and sewing at’ the LA to

ome, Phone, 4984, Mrs, Come?-and buy. your Easter

work. ‘Phone 7381,

the Canadian Legion 17th annual
Part-time or full-time house- spring” te, Legion . Hall, April
310/16, at 2.30. Grocery hathper raf-

home in or: close’ to. Castlegar.

‘Want .to buy nice. modern He at ae): 313
There’ are answers at “the

Give address‘or phone number to|Castiegar News for Boxes aoe.
Box 4902, Castlegar,» <; 311/490G and 490Z..

and, other effects, Ap-

ply 321-1st Ave., Castlegar, 211

‘Two acres: or more of pro- Room ‘and board for two re-

ALLS. Ld.

e:
‘Charter Service ~
Towing - Barges -
 ahywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

Fresh eggs.'Graded and can-
dled. L. T. Abbott, Wynndel, BC.
614)

Youth bed cand mattress, ie
Phone 5113,

perty for
tile. of Castlegar or Kinnaird] 313
area. Write, George Navratil, 533
Forest Brook ' Drive, Penticton,

use within one specteble gentlemen, Phone 7361.

“Pythian Sisters April. Fool
313] Tea, Twin Rivers Hall, Ae 2
230 to 4.30rpm.

: Housework -by lady,
M1) 9am. to 3 p.m, Phone 4571, 113}.

lifications, :

INCOME. TAK

For Every Type of Business .

1186. CEDAR AVE.
TRAIL
PHONE:- TRAIL 3326

hi
yan jp Sarpentty: Contract “hourly,

"Man's grey. sult size 38. Also
kitchen sink. Phone 4984.: 312
“Two lots in Robson, quarter

mile from seat Apply at Tons
Head Store, .

‘Residential. lots, good view,
Apply _ Eli Sonow, Phone om.

New houses, re-
Boy's bike. Phone 6151. 113 modeling. Phone 544, Thrums.

313
NOTICES
West Kootenay Drama Fest-| ors wil an aac hemes ‘to thet

ival, Kinnaird: school, April ip By
and 9,

.For your spring “Gress mak-

Arrow Lakes Ferry
- ‘Service

Eight-foot wide two-bed-
room Marathon trailer by owner,
G., ‘Hine, Hill's: Motel, Trail.
Phone -3333,. : Cues

n12 | og and phone 4596, 311

Counter ‘check books’ often
come in handy, as. do receipt
books. Get them at the Castlegar
1? | News, ‘ B

friends in the Community Hall,
Robson, from .2 until 5 April 9
on the occasion of their. Golden
Wediing Anniversary. 3 fais

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3s LADIES $$. Beauty is ou
business, why not make it yours?
“Avon Cosmetics” offers an ex-
cellent earning opportunity for

COLUMBIA: ROCKGAS
PROPANE GAS SERVICE

HEATING — GSORE
WATER HEATING,
CLOTHES DRYING
BULK & CYLINDER

SERVICE
PHONE 6081 - CASTLEGAR

Leave Baleon Wharf
* 10.00 am. Monday.
"Arrive Edgewood
4.00, p.m. Monday,
Edgewood

1.00 pan. Friday.

“. PORTABLE WELDING
“* No job too. big, too small,

DUTCH, MAW
BAKERY. LIMITED

Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes
PHONE : S241.

“Free Estimates

‘ HOME |.
1 BUILDING SUPPLIES — |
Phone $181 - Kinnaird, B.C,

LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
‘ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

; “the Von: Schroeder ‘method.

nie Satisfaction Guaranteed +

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PHONE 3371 ten (CASTLEGAR ST LINGAR
MARLANE GRI GRILL
New. Homes, Remodelling macy a
General ‘Construction’ f Open’s ‘a.m tos0.30 pm.
“AN Work Guaranteed ‘Not. just another Place to

eat,
But the place to eat
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Dedicated to: Kindly
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“Granite, Marble and.
Bronze: Plaques’:

“tale pearhbaye Crescent
Lis -Phone- oye Trail (2°: 24s

FULLER BRUSH’ i
For Local - Sales’ and ’
“Service Phone 5028

CASTLEGAR.

“DAVE WILDE.
FULLER BRUSH

“or.too far

PHONE: 2151...
Castlegar, B.C.

First-Class ©
COMMERCIAL, PRINTING
- Phone- 3031
CASTIEGAR, NEWS
Spring "Glezning’ a
Problem?
oy Not With ©.
‘ABISTOORAT
Rugs and ul upholstery -

fall Washing 4
Complete Floor Care s
For free quotations in your
» home Phone 2641.
(Licenced for’ Castlegar
and Kinnaird)
: —
‘Ornamental Iron Work |
Free Estimates

LESY BROTHERS,
“Phone 5476 SS.No, Cas.
SMITH BOARDING
“The Home For: Your Pet’, -

When You're Away”
“ Accommodation for Cats

women who .qualify. Sell a pro-

Phone 7891,

- Great Dane puppies. Phone
ABB Pale B12

Castlegar. orth sro tant frontage. |"
312| for Marconi. Phone 5167. R. Mar-

“TV sales and service. Agent| duct unconditionally. guaranteed

and advertised. Yes, it’s “Avon
tin | Calling” for women who want
to_earn. ‘For information write

pALCoHoLIcs = ONFAGoE to’Mrs, E.'C,’ Hearn, 2233 Aber-
Box™-303, C: otha E

«Lot: in’ Kinnaird or will trade
‘for good used: ‘car, or. half-ten
truck, Phone 5158. 113

Ave.,, Castleg:

One large lot with basement
excavated... Apply 134-5th, -Kin-
naird, or-Phone’ 3722, ° 313

.* Castlegar ~ Sash- and
Door Works, 155 Main St.
Well . established. ‘business’
with © excellent ’” poiential.
Cash and some terms, - 312

Building - Jats. a Seo y

a deen St, Kelowna, BC.

¢
Phone’ 4341.

Be Sure .to Get :Profess’ nal Advice |
- BEFORE YOU: BUY. INSURANCE -
STOP- IN .-AT |

* MUIRHEAD AGENCIES LIMITED.

Real Estate and Insurance
_ Kinnaird, Bc:

ase a
INSURANCE
For All Your
INSURANCE, AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
‘Phone 344]
ANDERSON.
: . AGENCIES -

Industrial - Commercial
Domestic Wiring
24-Hr. Maintenance’ Service
‘Wiring & Rewiring
Overhead &: Underground
g Installations

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WANTED TO RENT THIS SUMMER .

‘Are ‘you. going away for the Summer’ or have you:

a ‘Suiamer cottage" to Rent?

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Several Celgar Limited ‘Supervisors require: tem-

porary dation this S while houses
under construction are being, completed.

v you will consider renting please contact:

ANDERSON AGENCIES -
CASTLEGAR — 3441

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Box '182 — Castlegar, B.C.

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WINDOW AND DOcKe.
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1° Agents For ~:
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‘dows cd All Sealed Units
CASTLEGAR -
SASH AND DOOR
“PHONE 321%. —/

CASTLE:
_ THEATRE

THURS. — FRI. — SAT.
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT.
ONE SHOW AT 7.30.P.M.

SPECIAL MATINEE
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