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6 | CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965

~“FOR SALE

My Aves pra ery od good.

Lot’ o1
ioeationy, 150"

me
Ghevtariord ‘and chair, PH, 965-| son,
504, x 38

1968 Mercury _Montercy, new

paint, {0 pee good oe order, he ‘or $3600 fe

Sour ‘coat ana wood”! on
chrome legged oxtension tabte,, both
In ‘good condition, Cheap, for quick

inte, Ph.” ane 1] 368-8482,
~~ sun master motor” tester
with scope, 8 month warranty, Ph,

‘One Ashley heater, old” electric
range, oil heater, used davenport and
three chairs. M, J. Verigin, Box 227,
Castlegar or Pass Oreek aren. 38

1955 Buichys'2.door hardtop, AL
condition. Ph, South Slocan eerie

GE automatic fridge. Ph, a

1969 Plymouth, Belvedere,
automatic, radio, Ph. 365-5390,

Fridge and electric range,
+ 385-7872.

"S-in, Beaver table saw. Ph, 365-

V8,

ER.
38

. inet on Torn Avene
63 X 1500 ft. Ph, 365-7!
‘ZT only Westinghouse ae FERS
tric Motor Seria! No, 26542, Also
Inlet 1%" outlet water

ennai

larch 11,
1965, — “corporecion of the Village of
Castlegs
cake ton (come-along) chain holst
and one sureshot 22 rifle, one com-
bination walker and stroller. Ph.
365-5418 alter 3 p.m.
(Miracle sewing machine,
by | Necchi,
serviced. Ph,
‘250 gal. tank with hose, A
and stand, Quick sale $100, Also oll
ae heater with fan, $35..Ph, 365-

made
Just ‘been sommietey
., _ 365-5067.

‘Three pick-up Electric Hatmony
guitan Ph, after 5 p.m at 5164.
1960 Dodge V8, ‘automatic, i
excellent condition, Ph, 365-7047, 87
1936 TIGA Tatarnationarc Critter
tractor fa excellent condition. WIE
accept trat Can be seen at Tiger
Service, Seationar Ph, 365-8351. 87
arts off 1857 Chev, Bel-Air, in-
cluding ‘overhauled motor ana trans-
migsion, etc. Ph, 365-5164 after 5.80
pm. 2 aT

: 7 Sow mileage 2% ton Ford, com-
ptetely rigged to haul trailers, $1100.
Ph, 365-6691, 37

Complete coal
te controlled, $10 and ick up. Mo-
dern wall mount bath tub and i
tures, $25. Ph, 365-5432.

FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE
ABOVE BANK”
OF" MO!

Apply .
CREIGHTON
’ CONSTRUCTION

FOR SALE

td Mea 1600, Ph, 365-8379, 36.
Metcor scdan, V3, radio,

250° *Gontace Niagra Finance, Nate

CHOICE LOTS: THREE 70 X 2

on sewer Hine at Cautlogar $1400 each,
for above undivided, THREE

a eaere lots, walking distance from

7» One 23 foot eastory built fur-
shed trailor $1000, Pn,..26-5465,

‘Automatic gas space heater, Ph.
765- woe evenings. tin-52
e your dream home or invest-
sent. “the Caatle-Bar Subdivision ot-
‘ors beautiful lots at fair prices —
vontact Oglow Bros, at GOL Columbia
Ave. Ph, 365-7202 or drive around
and see for yourself, t
Lots in new subdivision, Kinnaird,
Good view, good drainage. Terms,
h, 865-5158, tin-16
125 acres good bullding property,
tO minutes from Castlegar. Ph. 365-
tin 4

Genelle — New two-bedroom home
with built-ina. Revenue ite in
‘basement.

‘Attractive new 3 bedroom home
located on lovely landscaped river
view lot in Hey eouee includes ;such
luxury items as well-to-wall’ car-
peling, double fireplace, bullt-in kit-
chen, carport and patio. Ph, 365-8359
from_5 p.m. to 7

a
RENTALS

2 BR and 3 BR Suites — -Wood-
land Park,
*

* .
; DWELLINGS

HOMES, "Priced fal rly, :
*

eee. Agents for all Building
area’s most Modern
Subdivision,

* .

LISTINGS
Listing through our agency you
can have the services of agencies
throughout the East and West Koo-
tenays promoting your property,
*

MEMBER OF MULTIPLE
LISTINI UREAU OF.
OOTEN aS, Lc ebay BOARD

YOUNG

AGENCIES LID.
vHONE
365-7125

Casticnird Placa
365-B117 Klnnaird, B.O.

2 bedroom home with full base-
ment suite, close to high school.
Cash basis only. Write Box be
Castlegar News.

‘Modern 3 bedroom home on Tae
view St. .could be “einianed to suit

Ph. 365-7011 tin 7

we a few REAL GOOD| for you.

ESTE Eh HIE Ne eR thes TEN EF MN en

HOMES FOR SALE

Two dairy farms on Vancouver
Island, one 160 acres, the other 69
acres, available as going concerns,
tor ‘full detally, contact Mra, P,
Chawarth-Musters at Ree se
ty. representative for P, ° wr
und Sons Ltd,, 762 Fort. Pe eon

For farms, acreage, country pro-
perties and water front homes on

a| Vancouver Island, B.C, contact Mrs.

P, Chawarth-Musters at es 9347,
county representative — for
Brown and Sons Ltd, 762 Fork St
Vie! ele
bedroom house and 10 acr aoe

land. Plenty of water, Sam Savin-
kotf, Box 70, Thrums, B.C,

Trailer Dwelling: Lot 48 X 168 ft,
with trailer and bullding’ of 500 9q,
tt. Sewer, water, power, landscaped,
garage, Apply 765-2nd Ave, cae
gar,

apron oe renal Robson, Tay

cs

ADVANTAGES
or multiple Listing Service
The Realtor of ‘your
chotee isp all you need to deal with.

All negottations and. appointments
may be completed through him,

does it,
your home 1s listed with MLS:a high-
ly effictent organization goes to work

| PHOTOS AND FACTS are printed by

the hundreds for distribution to over
95 per cent of the real estate offices
trom Invermere to the Grand Forks

area, within 48 hours.

in thus see ts
information on ate Property retest
with MLS when they call on any
one of the more than 50 Realtors who
eae in the service..

ION by purchasers of
the homes they are interested in
saves them time and saves you time,
because they visit only those homes
that might suit their needs.

COMPETENT, ETHICAL handling of
the sale of your property is’ assured
because is avaliable ony
through Realtors, ao of

‘Kootenay. Estate ‘Board, wie
yar pledged to a ateice Code of Eth-

BONDED — - All ‘member agents are

bonded for $200,

for the best In service,

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Member’ of ootonay. fepeoter’
Ldating Servi

call

365-7944 or
HIPWELL (Sal

JOHN galoiman) 365-7514

buyer or sold as is. Ph. 365-5665,

‘Self
o | trance. P

HOMES FOR SALE

By owner: new home on fale
acre view

FOR RENT

In Robiuon a ‘bedroom heated

chen and Uinette, double iroplace,
20th Ave. Kinnaird, To view. ae -
$H5 518
room home in niatn,
quiet location, fruit treos, Write Dox
443, Nakusp, B.C,

House” and» 12 acres of ~ tan
suitable ‘for subdivision or . trailer
alte, 2 miles from damualte, Hox
314, Caatlegar,, '~"-. tine?

bedroom ;.house- in Robson
$1500 down. Ph, 865-' TEA, aT

Wil trade “196%” Rambler” oe
down payment on house, Ph. 865- ra

‘woodTnivd Park, P'& B 3 bed
room house, family Soom bullt-in
range, and. oven,’ fireplace, curport,
covered: patio. For appointment fas
185-5747.

‘4 bedroom home, aoe,
all conveniences, 10 acres cleared,
valve your iy.
for relatives or tent, 25. mi
Arrow nae: aim Yemen Ra R, noi
1, Winla
=HAnEES . AND MOBILE HOMES

Before you buy — see the Safe-

ee ene,

Trailer Sales — your authorized

Weat Kootenays, Parts
ie — fully insured. Reliable tow-
oO

way Mobile Homes at | Cranbrook | der

Safeway dealer. for the East and | 2902,
and accessor. }-

nutte,
ae

room fully. furnished
aulte, "ight and heat included, Phi
365-8175.

Fully furnished and heated: 2
room basement suite. No children,
Ph, 865-5881 or call at 33 Woodlent nd
Drive. a6

‘Modern @ bedroom home, olf fur-
noce, In Thrums, Ph, 365-5553, 36

4. Badroom heute Apply 825 Ce.

dor ‘au Ga 86
al i iors, grinders, drills,

wheel « barrows,’ power — saws, © skill
saws, concrete mixers, etc: Trail on

- | and Machine, Ph, ‘Tr

Fully furniahed aera ‘sulte
able for’ one or two people. Ae

S67-Sth Ave, Castlegar or Ph.
5856, £

New .2 Tedroom duplex ‘in. Kin-
naird, fridge and stove included,
5 7101, 186

50 timberland, lovely” ees Ideal to} Ph, 365-

Ground-level .. office space

downtown Castlegar. Ample parking.
Gas heat. Electricity provided. Only
$40 a, month: Apply Castlegar Bowe.

In iNeleon, 3,000 sq. ft, fully mo-
, mir-conditioned, office space
available‘ immediately, Enquire pines
Castlegar: News,

ments, Ph, 865-7653,

— noxt
tain Rivers ae Ph, 365-5047.
Cranbrook — Fernle Road, Ph.
426-4935, P.O. Box 2217,

Brand new 3 bedroom home, car-
port, {breglassed patlo, hard-wood
cabinets, ceramic tiled bathroom, el-
ectric heat, ‘bullt-in range, | bullt-In
(ridge, Price $9,500 8221.

tin-46

HOMES BY DUECK

Over 40 Distinctive Homes, to
choose from. All sizes and ‘styles
to ault your building site, Minimum
down payment, Mortgages arranged.
Consult your local Dueck Homes
Representative. by writing or phon-
Inet :

Nelson, B.C,

»- FOR RENT

Room in private home, Ph. 365-
7494.

T contained suite, private en-

365-8340 after 6 p.m. 33

room unit’ in Castlegar
couples. only. “Phe

Fully modern Tarnished two oom
cabin at Alberni ae More ae
traller space.’ Ph. S65-'

aoe aes So aa aioe
Ph. 8060, ~~
Sona "bedroom duplex in Cas-
tlegar, with full basement, ‘available
March 1, Ph, 365-7113,

Furnished and heated bachelor’s
suite. Ph. 365-5156 after 5 p.m... 37
Fumished ‘apartment, suitable for
two. Ph, 365-7334. Cis

2 sTiisom ‘duplex in Castlegar.
Ph. a. 37
‘apartment, heated and

38 i

tarnianed. mAPBLY S6L-Sth Ave, Cas-
tlegar or. Phi 365-8274, © .

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You pay for an advertisement on the basis of length
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For rent or sale one bedroom |"
+ | home in Castlegar, Ph, 365-5662.
roast urmianeds heated cabin. Ph, 865- |:

WANTED -

Small house dogs Good with
children, Ph, 365-7436,

‘Want one or two bedroom home
for couple with no'children, Would
ike home by ‘March 6,’ Please write
Box 307,. Clinton, B.C. with | full
particulars,

" bedroom house on rent or
Buy, Castlegar preferred. ab

eater Castiegar homes are re-
quired. by. reliable purchasers, oe
or terms. Call Anderson Agencies
ask John Hipwell "(walesman) a
1844 or 365-7514, aT

‘Spot cush for used lurniure,
untiques, coins, old gold, guns and
Jewels. Home Furniture ani
cee Ph. errintery 41s hoor os

-HELP WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED — ‘Unuiu-
al Opportunity — eee comanission,
ar 0

over

cal but uae indicative of potential) inst
year, M, W, Frank earned over $13,-

000. Age no barrier. Diversified year

round ‘ne, No investment required.

We take ‘care of’ all financing te

P

time bas!

soldated pens and Varnish (Canada)
Ohio. Bidg., - Cleveland,

Ono, AU Bee
Woman for part-time Rougekesp-
ing in Kinnaird. Ph. 365-5893 aft
4pm
B.C. Vocational School —
(Operated under the Federal-

D part:
aa em) — Typing (40-50 eee

<; Sultes for rent, MeCreight ad
tfa-3

tory over-run by. Viet Cong
raids agalnst U.S. bases In
namese pilots, with’ U.S.

SKYRAIDER IN ‘VIETNAM.’ A skyial
Vietnam ‘Air Force zeroes in

he ‘Sol

id bombs a target in terrl-
rebels, Following Vict Cong:
South Vietnam, South Viet-

. ‘planes, have retaliated with
lightning-like attacks on: Communist, Positions.

MRS..M. ROHN
Weekend visitors. at the
home of Mr. and: Mrs."A. G.
Koch were Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Hansen and son Mark of Nak-
Mrs. Harold Webber (of
Weodiand Park and Mr. Donald
Symington and Bill Hale of Nel-
son were also visitors at the
Koch. home,
Miss Barbara. Lewis of Cas-

the home of Miss Eleanor Dyck,
Mrs. Pete Warkentin attend-
ed a Women's Institute meet-
ing at Robson.
Richard Funk of Nakusp
was a recent visitor to Renata.
: Mr. Isaac Wiebe of’ Castle-
gor was a weekend visitor here.

NOTICES

Castlegar. Tenident wilt babysit

in or out of own home, Ph. 885-7054.

‘School girl wishes. babysitting

job, Ph. 965-7054. 1 8t

Butlers rest Home, Cate for the

a2, good Nving quarters

loving care fond devotion, non-sectar~
tan, enquiries welcome. (Ret

rates) Robson, B.C. Ph.
Castlegar Bridge Club meets ie
Nordic Hall, Kinnaird, 1st and 3rd

oe

Building, Supniics

OGLOW BROS.
Building ‘&: Sepply Co, Ltd.

Casi
Phone 365-7202

LAND CLEARING
“EXCAVATION BULLDOZING |
‘Contact ‘
PAUL THEDERAHN
Phone 365-7343
Marshall's Store

—

tlegar ‘was a weekend guest at? .

Gravel &' Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
“PHONE '365- 7013
COLUMBIA: SAND & GRAVEL
Corner Pine & 9th, Castlegar

“CARL'S

GENERAL CONTRACTING
Custom Build & kala Remodeled

S.S.: No:. 1, Cestlogar
Ph. 365-7020

Saturdays, 7.30 p.m. New
welcome,

FILE YOUR INOOME TAX

EARL!
Fannle Stocchnoff, Public Steno-
grapher, ‘146 Second Ave,, Castlegar.
Ph, 385-5869," tin-4

Basics by phone ‘and: at reception
desk —— Sundry office. dutles,
SALARY =. mi

‘incipal, f
B.C. Vocational School Gaia
P.O, Box 480,

NELSON, / B.C, Ee
-| Nor. later ‘than: March: th, ' 1965,

Partner-driver for. trucking. ven~
ture. Reply: to .Box 2381, Castlegar.

Ed
| Part time “female “typist, Salary
discussed at interview. Ph. W
Alrways 965-7444, 0.572

Let us file your saw on’ our Fo-
Saw Filer —,see us

fer Sores reliable saw service — D.
warts Robson, BC. Pl S65 5728.

eee eee ens
~craaaltied aa rates: S$ cents per
cent

word per insertion. Minimum ts.
Three Insertions for the price of two.
Classified ads close at 12 noon sharp
on Wednesday! tin-40
ALCOHOLICS ANON Z MOUSE eax
803 Castlegar.

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.
“Charter ° Service |.

Towing - Barges °'
. anywhere on the’ Arrow
Lakes

Phone 365-5500
Nights — Nelson 352.5434 i

FOR RENT. :
& DUPLEX

fo ~ SQEADROW 581

WEERLY ROUTINE ONDER
wares Fy Adininistration
Parade:

be The ‘Squadron . will sapere at 18.50
hra_on

NOTIGES -
St. David’s Day Tea and Bake

and children's slippera,
by. St. “David's _ evening » Guild. This
Sey

rou. have a. Poured came-
ra? ie a we'd like to rent your light

Please contact the Castlegar News,
Phi 365-7266. 88:

‘Wil do housework in asueear
area, Ph, 3

Wil babysit: in or oa home,
365-8233. 38

Silver, Birch School available | 2°,
ookings. Sunshine Club -will ca-

groups, — up to 50 persona.

Luncheons or dinners. Reasonable Re i

n dinners a specialty.

dicot Homa, Ph,

‘The HaeatE Kiwanis Club is
bringing the Canadian

lay, March 5, Get.
your tickets now,” rielesta available
at ine: Castlegar News,

Congratulations go out to the Squad-
von's: Hockey and Bowling teams on
withing thelr games against the
Trail ‘Squadron ost wee

‘As. the ‘money alloted* for Bowling
red | has now run out, Cadets who? wish

to continue. Bowling: will ave todo
so at their. own  expensi

‘Any-.cadets “wishing to ‘take part in.
the Ski Meet with: the Trail Squad-
ron are to’be at Red Mountain oe

Near. Damsite:— 1 mile
Fe:

_ Interior Lake
Service Lid. :

+ Phone ‘Castlegar 365-5943 |:

one Nelson 352-5434

fyi by 09.00 hrs on
Feb, 65,

Next parade Wednesday 16 Mar 65.
Fall-in at ane 50 hra,

2. Bont
Normal catning will be carried out
‘F235 and Squadron

3. Orderly Officers

ar 65, " 5/0 HM

. F/O: Pryce
a Orderly Sergeants

Mar 65. Sets Si

3. Orderly Corporals

10 Mar 65, Cpl Deverson
ae W.0, MacBatn E/L

z| 8 Mar 65 Cpl. Johnson

CO 581 (Castlegar) San. ROAC

“CASH IN ON THIS

transmnissio|

“1965 LICENCE PLATES ON’ "ALL: USED CARS|
1961 “Comet sedan. Six“ cylinder,” automatic trans-
: mission and very clean.

1959 Chevrolet Belair.sedan. V-8 motor automatic

MONTH'S SPECIAL

 OEMUINE
PARTS

ny more late “model, one owner cars ~
to choose from. Give us a. call,

“MoToRS Esso SERVICE

‘Castlegar — “Phone 865-5244"

tamp-Vincent |’
10° Mar 65." F/Sgt Bucknell

WED.’ - "THURS. - FRI.
Shows at 7 and 8: Pm.

‘How ‘The West Was Won

|. ‘Two For’ The Seesaw

First’ of the: fifteen 120-ton | bridge site yosterday
180-footlong : Boatstressed con-| noon:

ers “for ‘th naird| ° The centre girder as put

bridge was put, into | lace: -at the into. (Place between. the ‘bank

AAA ACA A ree
MW A N T '§ 0 uM E

QUICK MONEY?

SELL THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS
WITH) AN INEXPENSIVE |

CLASSIFIED:AD

t t ‘about

Friday ’ Cee to.1.00 am;

abutment and tho first pler on
the Kinnaird side of ths river.
The two side girders are to be
put into Place. today and 'tom-
orrow.

‘These pictures show, a mo-
del ‘of, the equipment ‘used in

1 truss w:

i. "The | first arene shows a
model’ of , the - steel’ truss with

‘and aoe 150 feet long) oon oA
(C) wheels,.which run on rails
on. the. abutments ‘and on the
decks of the*plers. —.;

As the launching nose and
then part of the truss itself are
out in mid-air between piers, the
counterweight: keeps ‘the: truss
from nose. diving into ' the re

yer.
Once the launching nose
reaches a: pier it'runs on rails
again and then ‘the ‘truss itself
tands suspended between piers
with each end ‘of the truss on
a ‘different: pier.

ed (as in. the second picture)
the launching nose and the,coun-
sewelets ‘are “removed ‘and a

Saturday, Noon to 1.00 am. .

SIDES OF PORK, b. 33c|
‘FRONT QUARTERS OF BEEF, Ib. .. 28e

@ CUTTING, WRAPPING AND SHARP
_ FREEZING lb

AED. AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

--pacoM, side, sliced, wy eee BOP
- MINCED, BEEF, lean, th Spaees

CaiT. Tea Marks - te

i,

50th Anniversary:
_ Of Organization’

Last. Saturday the inne
United Church’ ‘hall was
scene ‘of.a most successful fe

Once this ‘position is reach- I

sores fe
icked ° u) 0. mes
is P. y. ora

out-onvrails insid
is then’ placed ‘in: Position. :

Women’s World
Day of Prayer
ety bain a

Belle Planned

ie regular. monthly meet-
ing of of the KUCW, ‘Valley. Vista
Unit, was held recently at the
home of Mra.L. R. True of Kin-
Note was made of the work
shop to be held’at the Kinnaird
United Church on March 16.
Members were: informed. tea,
eoffee and* deasert would» be
provided, but each should bring
a box: lunch. It. was hoped: to
have a good: turnout and if- it
were not possible to attend a
full: session even a_ half: day
would be most

The ‘annual Scout and | ‘Gul-
des’ Own: Thinking :Day, Service
was’ held Sunday afternoon in
the SHSS gym.

There was'a very’ large at-
endance : of. district ':
Cubs, Guides, Brownies, . Land
Rangere| and. Rovers, with their

hs ‘Mosby was master of: cer-
emonies. and’ extended. a\ warm
welcome: to all’ present. ‘Mrs. T.
‘A: Sanford, Tawny Owl of, the
Robson Brownles, wasp! it.

The were paraded
with KG. Koreen in command,
O: Canada : was: posited andi the

W. Banigen read. the. bid-
ding ‘and “’ Rover };Scout : :Geoft
Banigan‘? read |:Baden - Powell's
Last Message. -

Hymns sung during the ser-
vice were “Land of. Our Birth,”
“Jesus “Bids Us Shine’? )'and

[cating Eyes have Seen the Glo-

nO Mr Mosby, ‘who is the pre-
sident of. the. West Kootenay

Boundary Council, gave a very
interesting * ‘address. and’ spoke
of the founder Lord Baden Po-
we

ell.

All : Scouts, ° Cubs, Guides
and ‘Brownies “were "asked to
wear their uniforms on’ Feb. 22
which was the birth date of Lord
Baden Powell and also Lady Ba-
den’ Powell.

Promises were renéwed,
laws were Tepeated - and pray:
ers were sald by a , different

_ Thinking: ‘Day. Service
Held Here at Weekend

‘Guide, Brownle, Cub and Scout
from the packs and companies,
The collection’ was yen

‘Scouts, | Fw eC

Mics, H.’ ‘setneo: Castlegar
District ‘Commisstoner, present.
eae Guides ange ‘McGillivray
and Karen 'Storvold ‘with their
all round pa and congratulat-

many tests {o ear earn this outstand-
ing award. Mrs. '! Johnson: out-
lined ‘a few of the badges that
the girls must“earn’ before the:
can receive their all round cord,
The ‘Guide :and ; Scout. or-

ed the e girs on’ passing ‘ their |:

LUCKY. DOLLAR st “STORE
We Reserve the

ganization expressed ‘thelr ‘sin-
cere thanks to the school board
for the use of the: gym, the
parents who'attended the ser-
Lvice, and to the boys | and girls}
for: their, attendance.

Those’ who: provided trans-
portation for .the Guldes and

Scouts were ‘also’ thanked and | _

To Timit quantities
‘ OPEN” :
° For Your Convenience!
9AM. we 2PM
Monday: thro. Fridsy
Saturday “tt 1530. PM.
Closed Sundays:

special ‘ thanks ‘went. to Ross
program.

“United Church

_. Ghserves Sixth

Anniversary
The Castlegar United Chusel
sixth:

‘Whittaker who arranged the 5

Well: Folks, it:

to be a Long-Winter; te

come in and stock up on good

wholesome food -at.’ these .
Low-Low-Budget Prices and

save Dollars! Don’t . forget

the'.:2-10Club «for getting

10% ‘back: on your ‘grocery

order,.too!

observed the
of the present building recently
with a. special service Sunday
ational dinner the

BIRTHS.

anda
following evening..
est: speaker. on the Sun,

It was‘ also Hoted ‘that on
March & the Women’s World Day
of Prayer would be ‘held in the
Pentecostal Tabernacle’ under
the cirection. of the Salvation

catering to the fattier-son ban-
quet for the Cubs and Scouts.
‘Members 5 were also. “requested
to take a share:of the names
to be telephoned by ‘this group
in regard to a phone campaign |
to: ensure . the est. possible
turnout of votes for ‘the refer-}.
endum on the: Regional College |
question. f
“Meiers also took portions
of the baby. ayette to be .com-
pleted for. the April meeting.’
‘As. the’ business came’ to

ni
Plans ‘were finalized for the

PEREVERSOFF, —
and Mrs. Cecil Pereversoft of
Robson, Feb. 20,
McCLEOD.

W. To Mr.:
Mrs; Keith iWaldie of Robson, | 5
Feb ae
Mrs, Mike Semenoff of Kinnaird,
Feb. 23, a'son.:

‘STRELOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs. John -R. Streloff of Kin-

naird, Feb. 23,.a.son...

GERGLEY — To Mr. and
Mrs.; Paul :Gergley of Nelson,

24, a. daughter.

an end a ‘request. was Bimade for for

marking the Soth y of)7
the CGIT. '

-. The girls in their blue and
white _uniforms moving ‘about
tables ‘also ‘draped: in .the same

‘tary; comments. |:
iThe most + striking: effect ‘of
‘blue and. white was attained by
carefully omitting any. other co-
Jor, even, to the extent of bring-
g in the unique idea of blue
‘and. white sandwiches as well as
cup

of the: girls, ‘received at the
door. .Pourers, .who. were pre-

sages by Bonnie Ackney, were’
D._L. Faris, Mrs..S, H.
Kerr and Mrs. G. Newton. :
‘The'tea tickets were-under
the: care of: Linda Culley.’ ‘The
fish pond ae attended by Pat-!,
ti Jack and Lin Willey..." «:
‘ The: bake table; under the
care of the junior: choir, was
attended: by Donna Walper and
| Say. Rol berts.
: The kitchen was ably: look-
ed after by Bonnie Ackney, Lana
Storvold, Tals: Bernick and Wan-
da Buffett. ea.

"Students Read
Better Books
“Do:-today’s students ‘read

fewer — and:poorer — books
than their

.decor brought many complimen- y

Mrs. aes Tittora, leader |"

sented with blue and white cor- ‘

to bi or.
rummage sale. “scheduled | for
Mar

ch 27.

Delicious refreshments were
‘served with the hostess’ gift go-
ing to Mrs. K. Markle. :

$1,220 is Spent
On Pass Creek
Park. Last: Year

Glarincist

To be at NDU

Art Schoo!
Universally’ acclaimed’ clar-

inetist Reginald Kell. will. visit
Notre Dame University. of Nek

the Summer School:of the Arts.
ie on campus -he «will

No, says. Edward A: ‘Mec.
‘Court, author and English ‘p1
fessor at the University of ‘Shak:
atchewan, inthe February. issue
‘of: the Imperial‘ Oil- Review.
a“Bach succeeding ‘generation
has repeated the | charge ®.that |
students don’t; read, and never
more ‘loudly’ or

““rho' truth is that, in Can-

ada ‘at least; students today pro-,

bably. ly read on onthe average more

'] orchestras includin:

Whili
duct the band, supervise. a
band clinic, and tthe
ro-| closing of ‘the band session
foo, takes place from July '5
to
Considered by many one of
clarinetists. of: all

= stridently : than | clarin
| today," states’ Prof: McCourt.

ny,Royal: Opera Orchestra

ae art and. other leading
g the Toscan-

ini International Orchestra) a at

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