THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1957

THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C,

PAGE 7

CANeDIaN ARMY REVIEWS BUSY YEAR

Canada’s soldiers pave ended an active year that brought new
Overseas commitments

army training ‘program.

of th the International
Indian and Polish ta
Viet Nam, Laos and Cembodle. (5) Biggest event of the year in
Canada for more than 20,000 regular army soldiers was the
Camp Gagetown concentration where troops staged a - huge
Dominion Day parade, reviewed by the Sovernor- general, and
carried out Apps “Morning Star.” It was the first divisional’

manoeuvre to emphasize aspects of nuclear battle as they would.
affect the’ fighting. infantryman.

“Central Press Canad!
Bound at jast for: Egypt after several weeks’ delay, HMCS -
Magnificent heads out in the Atlantic ocean after leaving Halifax.
She is carrying’ 410 Canadian soldiers and equipment for the
United Nations Emergency Xund.

—Centras Preen Canadian
Super sateslady of Niggara grape products is Kathleen Hen-
shaw, centre. ‘She won the title. Queen of the Niagara Grape
Festival, and with the title went an alr trip to Mexico where she
wilt advertise the Niagara fruits. Airlines stewardess Amella
Codines of Mexico is at left, Michele Legault of Quebec at right.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

MIGHTY SAgET Rerips SOON TO BE FAMED
‘ Fak

NEW ARGO COACH *

TO STRESS OFFENCE

‘Central Press Canadian
One of the biggest rebuildin:
jobs in Canadian f football face:

‘00!

ed a two-year contract wi
the Toronto club. A peont for the
past two years for the Rams, the
245-pounder has sinea up most
of the top college footba ers a

ie U.S. He favors a wide-o|
eliensive type ‘of football and

es the wider fleld and back-

tid in motion rule in the Cane

adian game.

Margaret Models

Bouffant Coiffure

~Uantral Press Canadian
Vivacious Princess Margaret is
all-aglow here during a visit to
the Foundation ‘hospital, Tooting
London. The Princess’
hairdo appears to be the new

. ‘bouffant’ coiffure currently

popular,

Canadian Proter

Central
World famous, the Long Sault rapids of the St. Lawrence
river at Cornwall, Ont., will soon disappear forever. Thousand:
of boulders, Jeft, are jbelng placed in the channel and ina .

athe few days remaining for thom. to shoot the rapids in »

AFTER SIX YEARS, POLIO VICTIM WALKS

teptra: Prean Ade

This week has been a big week in the life of seven-year-old
Christine Karcza, Burlington, Ont. A polio victim at the age ot
six’ months. Christine walked for the first time without braces 5
few days ago: Her improvement, according to doctors, is due sn
a large degree to the efforts of Donna Tier, left. and Jennifer
Hammill, two Burlington high. schoo!. students. who spent hours
with her in the school pool encouraging her to swim Christine
for the second year in succession. has been chosen Miss Eastcr
Seal by the Buriington Rotary club.

Central Press Canadian
Gt inister of national héalth and welfare, Paul Martin,
sone tell, chatting with villagers and smoking a hookah during
visit ‘to Gomana, India. News of his arrival in various Indian
aves usuatly caused great interest and he mixed freely with
mers and villagers) alike.

THE OLD HOME TOWN act d Peet oes By STANLEY

IT TAKES A BIT Oo! Revers eS we
‘NEW LONG CARS AROUND SKIDMORE CURVE

9 ots woe PeaTines ETMOCATE te. WORLD FOUTS BERTIER,

The News’

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TEN WORDS FOR 150 — THREE NE ATONS oe THE
PRIGE OF TWO — 25c DISCOUNT IF
WHEN PLACING ORDER

PHONE 30381 ——

Legal
1957 Court of Revision For
Nelsou-Slocan Provincial
Assessment, District
NOTICE is hereby given that
the Court of Revision under the
provisions of the “Assessment
Act": th the

FOR RENT—Suites, room and
board by day, week or month.
McCreights Apartments, ‘First
Ave. back of Kootenay Buil-
ders, Phone 2493, tin So

FOR RENT—4-room house, near
high school; 2-room house, back
of 76 Maple, Castlegar. Phone
4631 or Box 246. 32,

NOTICE -- Beauty Parlor, 76
Maple St. Castlegar, Alice
Zuckerberg, phone 4631 92

FOR SALE — Double bed and

mattress, $10, 491 Main St.
13

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

LONG DISTANCE

FURNITURE
MOVING

. — ANYTIME

Ambulance For Free Bstimates

Granite, Marble & Bronze PHONE

Plaques Castlegar 2521 Trail 191

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aa Building Supplies

COFFEE SHOP .

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FOR RENT — Fully furnished
housekeeping suite, phone 2381
or §67-5th Ave, 33

Legal

AUCTION SALE
Timber Sale X73073

There will be offered for sale
at public auction, at 10:30 A.M.
LOCAL TIME on February 18th,
1957, in the office of. the Forest
Ranger, Castlegar, B.C. the Li-
cence X73073, to cut 2,612,000
cubic feet of Spruce, Balsam,
L le Pine, Cedar

1957 Provincia] A Roll
for the Nelson-Slocan “Assess-
ment District will be held as
follows:

For property within School
District No, 9 (Castlegar) at
Castlegar B.C., on Monday, Feb-
ruary 11, 1957, at 10:00 o'clock in
the forenoon in the Canadian Le
gion Hall,

Dated at Nelson, B.C., this
10th day of January, 1957.

B.-K. Arlidge,
Court of Revision,

and Larch on an area situated 5

on part of Lots 10178 and 3440,
and vacant Crown land on
China Creek, Kootenay Land
District, fitteen (15) years will

FOR RENT — 4-room house,
stove, hot water, phone 4356.
33

FOR RENT — Heated 2 room
apartment at 146-2nd: Ave.
Phone 3987. °3

be all d for 1 of timber,

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit a sealed tender, to be

opened at the hour of auction and{'

treated as one bid:
Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy Minist-

WANTED — Boy's Tats size
4. Phone 4097. 13

WANTED. — Waltress for Seto
Cafe, apply in’ person. 13

er of Forests, Victoria, B.C.; the
District Forester, Nelson, B.C;
or the Forest Paneer, Castlegar,
BC,

NOTICE — Annual Fali Fair
meeting, Friday, January 18,
at 8 p.m. Legion Hall. 13

NOTICE — Members of the Cast-
. degar Film Council are advised
that the Film Depot is at

NOTICE — Will the party who!

‘borrowed a shovel from 283
Third Avenue to shovel him-
self out at the corner of Third
‘and Pine Sunday evening,
please return it... 13

a & LEATHER
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ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates
PHONE 3571

34

SwiTh’S

For Estimates Phone

What We Install

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Leo Bosse
Diamonds —- Watches
Jewellery
PHONE 2041

G. A. SUMNER CONTRACTORS
Naturopathic Physician _ AM Binds of pee
C.LL. Paints
CASTLEGAR. BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 292 Phone 2161

@remenko Building
PHONE 2621

gladly given.

Desmond T. Littlewood
OPTOMETRIST:
‘post Office Building
Wed. 2:30 pm. to 8 p.m.
PHONE 2281

WALDIE
GUMBER & BUILDING
SUEPLY LTD.

We can supply all your
butlding needs. Estimates

‘phone 7112

For ‘
COAL, _ SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING sand

EXCAVATING

See

Castlegar Transfer
W. Sharples Phone 6091

FOUND ~—.Sum of money on
., Kinnaird. School Grounds.
“Phone ‘school. 3

Reon fc Services, 140, Col-
umbie, Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
33

LOST — Black wallet, money and
‘important. papers—reward —
“phone 5121. 7 13

THE COMPANIES ACT
The Revised Statutes of the
Province of British. Cofumbia &

Amendments thereto
Re: G. & G. Construction & De-
velopment Co. Ltd, (In Liquida-
tion.)

Notice of Meeting of Creditors |

-Pursuant_ to the Winding-up
i of The Ci Act,
Revised Statutes of. British Col-
umbia, and Améfdments thereto,
NOTICE: IS) HEREBY GIVEN
that a Meeting of the Creditors
of Gi &"G, Construction & De-
velopment Co. Lid. (In Liquida-
tion) will be held at the register-
ed office of the Company in the
office of Mr, M. E. Moran, in the
Lewis Block in the Village of
Castlegar; in the _ Province “of

No man with a burden of
debt hgs a right to pro-
tect his creditors if he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged through.

Dick Fowler
,North American
Life
Robson, 8.C.

mth.

British Columbia, ‘or a
the 22nd day of January, A.D.
1957, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock
A.M. in the forenoon.

Dated this 4th day of Jan-
uary, A.D, 1957.

Hove you reed The’
‘Classifieds?

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1333-Sth Avenue, West,
Calgary, ‘Alberta,
Liquidation, 1-3

make $50.00 weekly and more in
spare time by selling’our com-
plete line of dry goods and yard
goods, No experience needed.
Free particulars and Free gifts.
Rex Trading Co. 1171 Bernard

St, West, Montreal, Quebec.
Dept. 104. tin &

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