CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct.

1, 1962

Final Results from the Fall Fair

(continued from page seven)

, Pat Wadey, Gordie Glles.

Cutout picture, mounted on
cardboard — Melanie John,
Fruitvale, Artie Seto.

Torn or cut paper work —
Kevin Moran, Castlegar; Mur-
ray Price, Melanie John.,

Crayon picture from coloring
book — 2, Glen
naird; Luella Konkin, Slocan

ark,
‘Pencil drawing — Elsie Diane
Harahenin, Melanle John, Lily”

Free expression ~ painting —

Nancy Schnell, Stephen Miros.
Finger painting — Wendy
Smith.

Original crayoned picture —
Joseph. Kambick, ° Lily Seto,
Wendy Smith.

Original Painted picture —
Artie Seto.

Original picture, mixed media

, —Pat Wadey, Lily Seto. ;.

HANDICRAFTS: ,

Section 0. 9 Years and ander:
. Medel, any. Narlety—2... Ron:

nie Giles,

Plasticine ‘odelling—Ronnié

Nellson, Kin- -

‘ Me at

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Giles, Kathryn “Dawson, Kin-
nalrd,

Model of a bullding, any
variety — Watson Seto, Ronnle
Giles.

Driftwood project — Donald
Morrison, Anthony  Wanjoff,
Robson. i

Modelling, any tnedia—Ronnlo

+ Giles, Kathryn Dawson,

Scrap book — Watson Seto,
Dinah Giles,

Prints, potato prints, string
prints, etc.—Judith John, Fruit-
vale, Ronnie Giles:

Collection of: wild flowers —
Judith John, Watson Seto,

12 Years and under,
HANDICRAFTS:

Model: made from. a kit —
Robert Wadey, Kinnaird; Allen
McKinnon.

Model, any variety — Donna
Popoff,' Victor. Giraud, Robson;
Robert Wadey.
© Driftwood : project — 2, Gait

*. Konkin, ‘Slocan Park, .

Carving, . any media—Valerie
Dawson, \Kinnaird;. Robert Wa- *

ley. : f
Prints, potato prints, ‘ete, -—.
Robert Wadey, | Leona Land-!
quist, Kinnaird. ‘
Number Pdinting — Niki ver:
zuh, Kinnaird; George: Johnson.
16 and under ‘HANDICRAFT: .
Woodwork project — Walter
Peachey, : Castlegar.
Driftwood project —
Nicol, Kinnaird.
Article made. of metal — 2,
Brian Brandson, Kinnaird.
Number’ painting — Jimmy
Cook, Maxine Adshead, Robson.
SECTION “P” ART:
9 Years and under.
Lettering sample — Watson °
Seto.
“Colored crayon drawing —
Watson’ Seto,
Drawing of birds — Kathryn
Dawson. 3
Painted picture — Brenda
Roberts, Kinnaird,
ART: 12 Years and under.
jueutering sample — Gail Kon-
ki

Glen Me-

‘ wan sample—Leona Lund-

quis!
Colored drawing of a‘ scene,
any media — Gladys McLeod,

Kinnaird.

Painting on ‘ cloth’ — Donna
Ostoforoff, Thrums.

Pencil drawing — Donna’ Pop-

off..

Drawing or. painting, A. 0. Vi

. George Johnson.

Design’ project, any variety—
Victor. Giraud.
ART: 15 ond under. |.
» Lettering sample — Jan Hege-

‘man, Kinnaird.: -

‘Writing sample — Jan Hege-
man, ‘Janet Jolin, Fruitvale;
Vera Plotnikaff.

Pencil drawing — David ‘Stad-
ler, Robson; Olga Popoff, Ver-
non Johnson.

Pen.and ink drawing — Janet

«John.

Water “color. painting, .. any

> Variety. — David’ Stadler,

Television Service

Repairs .to .all, makes of ‘TV's,

> Radiog,- Phonographs,
Electrical Appliances.

Appilcations for TV cable hook-

ups made” here.
“Years. of .

guarantee” ‘ot dependable service.”

Sal ie peotorne

Attention Businessmen:

"ORDER YOUR PRINTED

BANK CHEQUES —

with

_ Charcoal — Carla Heagy, Kin-

naird,

Poster work — Olga Popoff,
Ken Pickering, Grace Kavaloff.

Landscape picture, any media
—Marile Seto, Lindsay Anderson

Illustration, any media —
Josephine Popolf.
VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS
9 years and under.

Potatoes, any variety — Gwen
Popoff. 2

Bouquet of pansies — Gwen
Popoff, Linda Ostoforoft.

Beets — 2. Gwen Popoff.

Bouquet of mixed flowers —
‘Linda Ostoforoff, Gwen Popotf,
Brenda Roberts,

.. Bouquet of pansies — Gwen
Popoff, Linda Ostoforoft.

Bouvet of marigolds~Brenda
Roberts.

12 vance and umier, " *
Cucumbers — Gail Konkin.
Carrots, any variety: — Gall

Konkin, Barbara Popoff. .

Beets — Gail Konkin, Barbara

Popoff.

Potatoes, any variety — Gail
Konkin, Barbara’ Popoff.
‘Bouquet of mixed flowers —
Barbara Popoff, Gail Konkin,
Linda Ostoforoff. :

Bouquet of -pansies — Gail
Konkin, Barbara Popoff, Donna
Ostoforoff.

Bouquet of — Gall.

Financial aid for rental hous-
ing is available under three differ-
ent sections of the National Hous.
ing Act. ~
One section enables Central
and Housing C

to make direct loans to limited-div-
idend companies building rental
projects for low-income families or
elderly persons,
Another’ section provides for
joint Federal-Provincial participa-
tion’ in’ providing rental housing,
However, the most common
form ‘of assistance to rental hous.
ing comes from NHA loans by ap-
proved: lenders., This ; is the. plan
used by. many builders’ who: build
rental accommodation : for invest-
ment. purposes.

~Ansured, loans for rental hous-
ing may be'as high as 85'per cent
of, the lending value of a project
as determined by CMHC, CMHC
authorized 'to:'insure such’ Joans
madd by: approved lenders, provid-
ed the projects comply with the

CM&H Aid for
Renial Housing

dwellings are $10,850.where the ;

units contain three bedrooms and
$11,550 when more bedrooms: are
included. For a three.bedroom dup-
lex the maximum loan is .$16,900
where there are four or more bed-
rooms, i

counts for most of the rental hous-
ing financed by NHA insured loans,
For this type of project. the max-)

imum: loan is based on the indivi- |‘

artment - construction ac- |

Kootenay Builders

— and ‘Suppliers —

Complete Line of Building Supplies _
and ‘Manufacturers of Sash & Doors

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dual ‘apartment. sulte swith

$8,750 y
per unit the limit’ for: fally fire. say

proof constuction: *°*:

NHA loans for rental housing }

are repayable in equal monthly in-,
stalments not exceeding a (Bo-year
perlod.

Charge to ‘the. ‘borrower in-
clude.an application fee of $35 for
each ‘unit In ‘the’ proposed. project
as well as a mortgage insurance fee.
is|1f progress payments are: required

during construction, the insurance
fee is 2%4' per cent of the dan, but
if the loan’ is ree advanced | until

ed by the Federal housing a agency.

Maximum loan amounts for de.
tached houses are $12,850 for hous-
es of three bedrooms or Jess and
$13,550 for larger houses. For, se~
mi-detached dwellings the maxi-
mum loans are $12,250 for three-
bedroom houses and $12,950: for
larger houses,

Maximum. loans for row family

Konkin, Niki Vereuh,
16 years and under.

Carrots, any varlety—Evelyn
Hunter, Robson,

Bouquet of mixed flowers —
Mima Wallace, '

Bouquet of pansies — Mima
Wallace. :
BAKING: 9 and under.

Tea biscuits — Darlene Ads-
head, Robson.

Drop cookies — Ronnie Giles,
Linda Ostoforoff.

Layer cake, white — Brenda
Roberts, Darline Adshead.

Layer cake, chocolate—Ron-
nie Giles, Darline Adshead.

* Fancy squares — Darline
Adshead, Judith Johns,

Bran Matfins — Judith Johns,
Darline Adshead.

Candy, light belay — Brenda
Roberts. <,
2 and under, ©

Tea biscuits’—— ‘Donna Popott,
Irene Huiiter.

Drop cookies — Donna Popolf,

| Janice Kazakoft.

Layer. eake,:- white’ — ‘rene.
Hunter, Valerie Dawson. ~~

Layer cake, chocolate—Irene
Hunter,

Fancy squares — Donna Fos
off, Donna Ostoforoff.

Bran muffins — Irene Hunter,
Niki Verzuh. -~

Candy, light fudge —. Valerie

+ Dawson, Niki Ver:

Candy, chocolate "fudge =-

son,
16 and under.
Layer cake, white — Evelyn

‘t Hunter, Alice Toogood, Isobelle

Guido,

Layer cake, chocolate— Alice -
Toogood, Isobelle Guido, Janet”.

John.
‘Tea biscuits: — Elaine ‘Ads-
head, Maxine Adshead.

Fancy squares: — Isobelle’|*

Guido, Alice Toogood.

Drop . cookies’— Alice , Too-
good, Mima Wallace.

Pie, . any _ variety — Janet

“John, “Maxine Adshead, -Mima -.

Wallace.

Candy, Hight fudge — Janet
John, Alice: Toogood.

Candy, chocolate fudge — Iso-

pelle Guido, Mima Wallace.

‘ NEEDLEWOR! RK: 9 and under.’

Knitted square — 2, —

MAGN ETIC INK

CODE NUMBERS

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Gon the

Janice ‘Kazakoff, Valerie Daw-

John,

is 2%! per: cent,

the
of the .loan, | amet insurance ‘fee “is |*,
added to the ‘amount! of the loan’.

and and ‘does not require Ly cash
outlay.

Other charges ‘payable by the
borrower include the solicitor’s fee,
survey fees and expenditures for
searching title to the property, pre~
paring and ‘registering’ the mort-
Gage, sub-searches. of the title ne-
cessary for the purpose of advanc-

es, and preparing, registering and
chattel ant

Colored york
Judith John.
12 and under.

Knitted square — 1. Gail Kon-
kin, 3, Valerie Dawson,

Crochet work, any variety =
Gail Konkin.

Colored embroidery — Gail”
Konkin, Janice Kezakolt
16 and under. i

Colored ‘embroidery. Janet
John,

Cotton apron — Elaine Hirtle,
Evelyn Hunter.

Cotton blouse — Janet John,

Cotton dress — 1. Elaine
Hirtle, 3. Janet John.

other security.

When application is made to
an NHA approved lender, details
of the proposed building ‘site, an
estimate of the cost of land and
eonsruction, and complete working

drawings and specifications must |-
-|be provided.

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Kinnaird Socials

Q Mrs. J. Kaufman, Ph,,.365-5488
7+ Visiting Mr. and ‘Mrs, A. H.
Culley for a few days have been
and) Mrs," Oliver George ‘of
Rush Lake,: Sask,; Mr. and: Mrs.
George, who; are cousins: of Mrs,
Culley, left Saturday, to visit the
Okanagan “and return home via
the’ Rogers Pass,
‘Mr. and Mrs, A, G, Eldridge

_ spent the Thanksgiving weekend in

Creston’ visiting . Mr. ° Eldridge’s
sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs, amen Preston,

Mr. and Mrs. Guy. Guido aud
family ‘enjoyed thd’ holiday. week:

-CASTLEGAR SOCIALS

end _. together, Marke - having ‘some
home from the University. of BC
accompanied by, Joan ‘of St. Ann’
Academy in New Westaninster
and Mickey from Notre Dame Col-
lege in-Nelson.

Mr. and Mrs, W. K. Fox spent
the. weekend’ in Vancouver with
their son‘and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and’ Mra, .W. Fox.

{.\ Mir, and’:Mrs, James, Leckie,
accompanied by Mrs,’ Leckie's fa.
ther, Mr. C, D,Harvey,' aer visit-
ing Helos an Rimonton this week.

eridge

in Colville.
Wajrie! Gray, attendmg UBC,

Mr Sohnsos, Ph, 508-8208
id Mrs, ‘Wm, Harrower
and Teaghter Miss’ Sybil Harrower

spent: the’ ‘long ‘weekend ‘ visiting |)

thet ton ton’ Mr. Alec | Harrower. in
Ri

, ur, aa Mrs,:Wm. Wright of
Trait wero ‘visiting Mrs. H. John-
son. Monday.

‘) Mrs, George Eastcott, Randy
and Bonnie Taylor.-of Rossland,
spent the. long weekend with the
former's mother, Mrs, H, Johnson.

Nelson.
1. H. Gergely is a "patient in
the Castlegar hospital.
Polly ‘Necaroft of Mission
and aie Fred Nazaroff of UBC,
Vancouver spent the long weekend
‘ing with their parents, Mr. and

+ Mrs. Fred Nazaroff.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gergely and
family. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ger-
gely, ‘both ‘of’ Nelson, spent’ the
weekend visiting: here and visited

¢:- their mother in the hospital.

Rey. R. H. Pratt and Mrs, Wm.
Easton left ‘Tuesday morning for
Creston where they will attend the

Unit Presbytery meet.
ing. They" will ‘return. Friday. -

‘Mr. and’ Mrs. Dave Reid spent

the. Tone weekend in’ Spokane.
: and

Mrs. John Sherbiko
visited in Kimberley. over the Jong
weekend.

Mr. and Mrs: : Bob : Moffat
spent the the-long weekend visiting in

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‘McGILL SHOES

«| Alex: Gray. Ws

home of his parents, Mr. and
fayne ‘accompanied,

Mark and ‘Joan Guldo Eome) ‘from

the coast,

‘Thought for the ek ose

who learn to rise to‘an emergency

early in life can sleep ina a little

longer later on, 3

Funeral Sorvice _
~ Held. on: Tuesday.
For. Keith: Magnus

|. Puneral’ “services ‘were ‘ held
Tuesday from .the, chapel. of the
Castlegar Funeral Home for Keith
Maurice Magnus, 21, of Nakusp,
who died Saturday ‘in a car. acci=
dent along the shore of Upper Ar_
row: Lake,

He is survived: by his wife
Doreen and son Leslie of. Nakusp,
two brothers, Kenneth and Wayne,
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, El-
mer Magnus of Castlegar. ©.

» Born on Sept.:13, 1941, at. Win
nipeg, ‘Mr. ‘Magnus lived.there for
a’short time before ‘moving with
his parents to Dawson Creek. They.
later. moved to. Cranbrook where
he received most of his education.
From :1959 to -1960 ‘he made his
home’ in Castlegar, later.moving to
Trail and :then to Nakusp.

“He, was married! on Jan. 20,

1967. ‘i
2 ReveC. R. Day was ' officiating
games and rea was “Mrs.
Bert

{and Tamally spent ti Thanksgiving Day | 7

spent the long weekend. at ' the |f

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday; .’ Oct: .11, 1962:

EVERY ..... 0. ee

_ SPECIAL

Hymns
Rock oft Ages ‘and ‘abide. ‘With Me,
Pallbearers ‘were''W. Brookes,

Reid and \W. ‘Baker. Honary. Pall-
bearers were Ron Brookes, H.-Tur-
atus,'-F. Kolowrat, G: Pratt and’ M.

Glieschman. Interment was in Park

_ Memorial. Cemetery,” Kinnaird-

Mutual Interest fee
2 Rate: Up to 434%
"The interest rate: paid by the
Mutual Life Assuran
amounts on deposit with fee com=

pany will be increased :in 1963,
Mutual Life

from

EREMENKO'S

tive here,:has announced.
20 s'The interest rate. paid will be
increased to 4% per cent, he said.

Mr.
ends to be Paid to ordinary policy-
holders in 1963 will total $15,150,-
000, ‘an:increase of $1,250,000. over

the amount Paid in 1962,

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