6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 25, 1959

Letters to the Castlegar News
Council's Action on Licences

FOR -—

Dear Sir:

tion,
With reference to Mr. 3B.) « Ig being the person he claims

Hill's letter in last week's edition
based on trades licencing relative
‘to the barbering profession of
which Mr. Hill is directly associ
swted. I should like to _ pass an
pinion.

It is hoped Mr. Hill's present
attitude {s of a temporary nature| o:
and that no misconception exists
‘as te how, and who is desirous of:
“ecimming off the cream.”

' If his Js _com:'

stable business he could fee)

would stand up in open compcti

to be, I am certain any newcom-

er in the barbering field will not
affect his trade and that he can
count on being in business for

some yers to come.

In general my opinion is that
trades licence restrictions would
becomee effective when it

only
is evident that the person, per-
sons or proposed enterprise is un.

desireable and would possibly be

paratively accurate I would con-|

whle Individual would have in 10
‘years cultivated a sound - and

to the existant pop-

ie area.

From a_ basic. theoreticai pape:
standpoint we realize the world

Castlegar and District ‘Hospital

VISITING HOURS.

2 TO 3-P.M AND 7 TO'8 P.M.

Two Visitors at a Time for each Patient, Please
* Children Cannot Visit on the Wards

ulation or future dévelopment of i
sider that such a devout and cap-| th

comprises a ses a ficid ox open com:
petition in numerous phases of
life and as new residents in the
area my family and I have placed
ourselves in open competition in
an attempt to show that we can
become desirable residents cap-
able of upholding. our own livil-
hood. within the community.

The “average person” which
will come or has come to this
area,in the past has not or wil
not Come with intentions of

sclmming off the cream, but to
seek a livlinood and a way of

le.

John E, Wales.

AGAINST ~

Dear Sir?

In last week's issue of your
r re: Mr. Hill’s opinion of
the village council's actions, I too
would like to add a few com:
ments,

To all the merchants who are
vitally interested in protecting
their businesses ‘from such une-
thical administration by th® coun-
cil, it is up to each and every one
of us to see that the bylaws in
this village are upheld by the
board of commissioners.

We the taxpayers have elect-
ed these men to office to govern
the affairs of our village, but if
such violations of bylaws are al-
lowed to continue it can only end
in one thing — DESTRUCTION.

Perhaps there are some bus-

Shields Vacuum

GLEANER SHOP — SALES and SERVICE

1306 Bay Ave. — Trail, B.C. — Phone 445

HOOVER

F all for,

TRADE-IN ALLOWED ON ANY

OPENING SPECIAL ON HOOVER
‘UPRIGHT VACUUM, with $49. 00.

VACUUM
$159.”

, See Us About Servicing vent Cleaners .

inessmen ‘who are not acquaint:
ed with Trades Licence Bylaw No.
112, so I shall quote part of the
first paragraph:

. -“Every person applying for
a trades licence for any business
or occupation under this schedule
shall satisfy the village commis-
sioners and licence inspector
that he or she does occupy a
Place of business within the mun-
icipality from which business
shall be carried on during regular
business hours and shall specify
where the said place of business
is located.”

“Ignorance is no excuse,”
and if the council continues over-,
lapping and issuing licences at
random and violating their own
bylaws, then the inevitable. is
bound to happen leaving the
small businessman no alternative
but to close his doors,

How many more

ON HANGING

Dear Sir:
. T am ‘appealing to the Cina
dian judicial system and in par-
ticular to those who levy and car-
ry out the death penalty.

Will there be an end to
criminality if man continues to
kill man? Since death is the pen
alty for killing, what is to be
done with the person who Kills
the criminal?

In reality such a person. fol-
lows a similar course of action.
Therefore both of them are crim-
inals, “either in terms of God’s
laws or in terms cf man-made
Jaws, Can we this ina

Local Guides Attend
-Gamp Rory Sessions

A potluck supper, nature
ramble, lashing bee and campfire
singing plus presentations com-
pleted a very successful training
coaster for 1958-59 at Camp Rory
recently,

“Mrs, H. V. Quain, Trail Dis-
trict Commissioner was present-
ed with her Divisional Brownie
trainers warrant, Mrs, A, M.: Riz.|
zuto, who made the presentation,
stated that team, work’ with the
desire to serve, aocording to the

satisfactory way?
By the written law they are
both erlminals yet one of these

.Jmen turns out to be a worker for

the government, Is it not possi-
ble for you to punish. people’ by
means of retribution instead of
by capital punishment?

It ‘is God that gives Ilfe to
man, therefore what right have
you to take away the life of a
man? It is stated in the new tes:
tament that one who takes away
the life of one's‘fellow man never
reaches eternal Jife, *

these words of sacred
teaching I would like to ask the
authoritles of the judiclal system
to punish adequately where it is
found necessary but -under no

of policy,
tion and rules of the Girl Guide
movements could and would. ful-
fill the aims of Gulding.

Several members were also
presented with certificates for
their participation in a specialized
Boy Scout trainthg course in out-
door activities held at Tweed-
smuir Camp earlier in,the spring.

Three Brownie ,Guiders who
attended a Maple. Leaf training
session at Oliver related some of
the experiences. The Guiders

ere... Mrs... Mary. -Vandervoghel,
Montrose irs, Dorothy Leyland,
Fruitval; and: Mrs. Georgia Bai-
ley, Warfield, .

Mrs, Doris Wilby won the
African doll draw, .

‘Tokens of appreciation were

to

aman
to death,
Wm.’ S.  palcmorelt,
‘Brillant

LEGION LETT LETTER

Dear Sir:.

In view of the publicity your
very fine paper has given to the
recent case of vandalism at the
cenotaph and other instances in
our District, the Canadian Legion
takes this, opportunity, to thank

‘Miss Pat “MeMaater, the latter is
leaving Trail after serving several
years as licutenant with Ist. Trall
Company and Brown Owl of 2nd
Trail Brownie Pack.
Members of Caitlegar Dis-
trict attending were Mrs, J. R, C.
MacBain, the district commission-
er, Brownle-Gulders Mrs. Helle
Roberts and Mrs. Marion Ken-
nedy, 1st) :and . 2nd, Kinnaird
Brownle Packs.

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every 4

THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY

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Vancouver 1:10 p.m. | Ar. Castlegar 1 am,

‘For your ‘convenience, this new non-stop
service will be increased to DAILY flights
.sexcept Sunday, :from:-June 29." we

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For full information | end reservations call
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you for your in this
matter,

Through your efforts the
matter was placed before the pub-
lle‘and many of our citizens have
voiced: their indignation that
things like this should occur in
our District,

We believe the publicizing of
such matters’ will go.a long way
in curbing future occurences and
that parents will cooperate in in-
fluencing their children & respect
public property.

. Again the Legion and -
members thank you for a job wel
done to make our District a.bet-
ter place in whicn to live.

‘The Executive and.
C Rob:

ic and shoe stores can this winaee

Branch, Canadian Legion

support? I was
learn that the chairman was in

favor of throwing the trades

Your son looks to the future with confid

be-

wide open. Could it be
that he as a businessman and
contractor classes himself out of
the small businessman category?
‘There seems to be no line of
reasoning whatsoever and the
council is making fish out of one
and fowl of another. fs it not time
that serious thought was given to
the revision. of these bylaws to
prevent chaos?"
On March 24 I personally |
wrote council asking them to give
careful consideration and review

-| to any new licences issued and

offered” a ‘suggestion to provide

“cause he is confident of your help and protection.

His future depends largely on you, the sort of

: education and training you ean provide for him
and the financial security you can give.

You can protect his future with a Sun Life
Junior Adjustable insurance plan. With no .
increase in premium, each $1,000 of insurance
increases to $5,000 at age 21.

Let me tell you about this worthy ‘while policy,

“at your convenience.

-RENHIE MITCHELL

PHONE 7631

CASTLEGAR

Sun Life Assurance Company: of Canada

to. the mer-
chants who have investmenet in
property, merchandise and equip-
ment, but evidently this went un-
heeded and it is very obvious
council intends to run civic af-
fairs to their liking, irrespective
of any bylaws.

Reports from-the unemploy-
ment insurante office for this
area is proof itself that this is
far from being a BOOM TOWN
yet. We have local men who can-
not beg, borrow or steal a job.

Last winter was pretty grim
for Castlegar with the mill strike
and CM & S layoffs, Try to vis-
ualize what will happen here now

publicized in Time Magazine,
There just is not the popula-
tion to warrant the granting of
licences for certain types of bus-
inesses of which. there are already.
plenty, not t0 mention the “moon-

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TILLING FROM 7” to 5 FEET
COMPLETE LINE OF ATTACHMENTS

Dealer Inquiries Invited.

Write for the name of closest dealer . to.

NORTH-WEST. SOLO SALES &. SERVICE.

B.C, Phone. 4R.

; Deer ~Park,

Distributors

For B.C. and Alberta

time jobs, and those who come
from Trail and Nelson.

Mr. Merchant and taxpayer
it all rests with you what hap-
pens to our village and your
bread and butter. Taxes have
practically doubled in the last
eight years and what have we
got for our money.?

We have not yet started to
be taxed and soon another water
bylaw will be put up for your
vote. That is only the beginning
of added assessments.

In my_ previous letter to
council I informed them that such
wanton ;action would lead to a
“free for all, and ‘survival of the
fittest” and ‘they should not try
“lockirig..the barn door after the
horse has got out.”

Band together merchants and
support your fellow man.

-K-V, Rolph.

lighters” who aré holding full-|.

river levels,

WARNING
KOOTENAY. RIVER LEVELS:

Power plant operations during tho months of dune, July
and August will cause fluctuations in the levels of the .
* Koofenay River in the reach from Nelson to Brilliant. :
Fishermen, swimmers, hoat owners and other people fre-
quenting the river banks should exercise caution during
this -period to: avoid heing caught by rapidly changing

West Kootenay Power and Bat:
Company,

Limited -

St. Rita’s Roman Catholic Church
Rev. E. A. Brophy, P.P. 5th at Elm Street
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30'a.m.

Mass at Genelle at 7 p.m.

The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue
‘10: 30 a.m. Sunday School — 7:30 p.m, Family Service
Tuesday, 7:30 ._p.m. — Young People’s Hour
Thursday, 7:45 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study

The Unitéd Church of Canada
Robson.— Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at.9:45 p.m.
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7:30 p.m.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
; Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in the Twin Rivers Hall

_ The Presbyt Church of Kinnaird
“Public: Worship “at 11 a.m, aot
Church School at 10:

The: Reese Church
. » Sunday, June:28:
Robson: 8-a.m. and:7:30'p.m. Legion Parade
Kinnaird:.9: a:m. Matins ;
: Castlegar: 11

The Pentecostal Tabernacl
Sunday School-~ 10, a:m.—= Morning Worship =: WW am.
Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m: FS Prayer. and Bible Study,

H.C,

Thursday 30 p.
Young People's S Friday at - 30 p.m.

Robson: Community. Memorial Church
United:Church —- Ist ‘and‘3rd Sundays at 11 a.m,
Anglican: Church — 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m: and
: 4th Sunday at 8 a.m, and 7:30:p.m: © ~

Baptist Church — 5th Sunday

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

J. 1. LAUGHTON

Bronze Plaques

' GLASSIFIED:
AD RATES

Classified ads are char-

insertion, with a minimuni
charge of §0 cents, The ad
ean run three weeks for the §
price of two if there are no
:changes. to. be made in sub-
sequent weeks,

There fs a 25 cent’ bil
ling charge for

Modern homes ifor sale’ in
Castlegar, Kinnaird .and Blue.
berry. ‘Substantial down pay.
ments required, Also, ‘lots and
commercial’ property, DAN GIL-
ROY, Real Estate Agent, Muir.
head Agencies office, Kinnaird.

Three-rcom house. Reason-
able, 540-8th Ave, Phone 7931..324

Two-bedroom house in Kin-
naird. Heavy wiring, basement,
garage and chicken house. Phone
4738, ttn24

‘Business Property and bulld-

ads not paid for by 12 noon
of the date of

Ings on’
Slades! living* ‘quarters, Apply L

Engagement notices, ob
ituarles and cards of thanks
of ‘usual’ length are pub
shed at a flat charge of $1

*tled ad has been’ paid for. ©!

News,
tin2d

Lots on Green and Ist Ave.
106-foot front by 144‘ feet, Phone
5188 or write Box 264, Castlegar.

524

’. Gas power unit with apse
‘drive’ belt. Phone S041...

droom. house. on: tro

3651 or: see Nick

‘Three-be
lots. One mile ‘from ferry. Phone }-
POSTNIKOFF,

"THE OLD HOME TOWN

sensuines_ By STANLEY

_ tauust CAME pact. | 1
Ban Aw

LEGION CORNER
Leglon members are rt
ed to assemble Sunday night ‘at
7.15 p.m, at the Robson Memorial.

| Church for a church service.

- The Ladies Auyiliary, assist-
ed by members of the Branch,
catereed sticcessfully to the large .
banquet for the mine safety and

-ald competitions held here
‘Saturday. A big uaGertatans well
done by ail reports.

Here's a fact'about your Leg-

rovided.

veterans at-a cost of over $2,008,-
000.

Reoms
‘Confectionery
Special Chinese Dishes”

“FOR SALE.

Phone 7511,

‘53. Plymouth, Con dinance
Phone 7311, 323

Fifteen-foot Plywood: boat and |
42 hp Champion outboard, 700. Fs

mn
basement sulle o on vie lot. Phone
94,” 324

Splits ley el three-bedroom
125) house: Part basement, mibaerstely
priced. Phone 6161." *

YOUR CREDIT YNION
_ PROVIDES .. -
INSURED LOAN
TV. sales and service. Agent
for Marconi, phone 5167, Ro Mar;
tink os * tin

“Five-room -modern house and;

Semi-finished ~ tostedvouia
house. Full basement, furnace arid
garage. Phone 4738. tin-16

Half-acre lot.In Kinnaird. All
level. Apply Box 490A, Castlegar.
+ | tins

and gravel haul-
ing. Eli Sopow, phone’5200.. 2114:

‘three lots -at_ Robson
$2,000 cash, balance $75 per mon-
th. Phone 5126,

ALCOHOLICS ANON vite al

125| Box 303, Castlegar.

-for. their. acts of kind-
reas ‘aiid’; exptessions of ‘sym:

“| pathy sent to me on the death! of

ere:
versoff.’ Also for the beatiful

oral offerings, Special thanks’ to
doctors, ‘nurses and st of the

my beloved wife, Winifred P.

and Trail‘Tadanac Hospital. Spec.
Jal thanks to; Drs. C. S. Fowler
‘and :J.-.Stefanelii, the Castelgar
RCMP detachment,

FOR-RENT

Room. and board ‘or suites.
Phone 9781, ; tin 21

Beauty parlor, 76 Maple St,
.C, Alice
phone 4631,

“324 | Casth

sian choir and the Castlegar Fun-
eral Home — George Pereversoff,
legar.

Three-bédroom house, two

House trailer, 25 feet. Fully
equipped. Ap
Crest Motel, Phone 5144,

ply W. Crook, Cedar
323

bay: garage and service

Two
lots, full’ base ment, garage, fruit station. Kinnaird Service, phone
trees. Phone J. S. Hunter, Rob-|°45- : ms

Highly teacher in
mathematies and. Russian, Alex-
ander Zuckerberg. Phone 4631,
Castlegar. . 325

son. 620 Modern

eat ply
house back of 76 Mane St, cat
tlegar. ~ 325

567-5th

Four-bedroom modern home
in Kinnaird, just ‘completed, Rea-
sonable down payment’ and ‘re-

mainder as rent. Phone 4473, 323 |-

Aves, ms 6231.

T. Eston Co. Sales represen-
tative will be. in the C

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
thanks to the doctors, hospital:
staffs and to our many friends
of

Order Office on Thursday. after-
noon: of each® week from 1 to 4
125| Bm. > tints

WANTED

Urgently needed,: two-or

ALEX CHEVELDAVE *
BC. Land Surveyor

- GENERAL BUILDING
‘ CONTRACTORS
CLL. PAINTS
“ CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE —~
Box 240 — Phone 2161

105 Main St, Castlegar a
Bhone 8731

HAIR, DRESSING PARL'

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD
OPTOMETRIST"

Wed. 2:30 to 8: 00 pam.
_ Phone soar

NORA‘S

A complete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE. 5386-
Nora Majesgey

UNITED: TRUGKING
Trall, Rossland, Deyo
Nelsen

M. E. MeCORQUODALE
B.C, Land Surveyor

; 1234 Bay Avenue, ‘Trail,

that the Celgar project has been =

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Picnic Coolers

PRIGED FROM $15.95 and UP
COOLER JUGS from $5.45.and UP
GOLEMAN CAMP STOVES, .......2.....,.. 19,95

Chico "ane

Lawn Furniture ‘Nebbing; each, .......

ee $1.50

Rare hetes wh We serunenianne st $9.75

Full Saran Ghair, .........000'
Bamboo Basket Chair,......40.,

fee ee SELTB.
. $17.99

Reclining, Chair, 2...2.00.6..0+ $15.99 and $19.75

PLUMBING & HEATING:
For Estimates Phone SYPHON + ic Ta
8401 and 7262 * PHONE 5155 or 2181
We Service|. :
aye wen : D: FOX

Ray G. Joh B.A.Se.

Five-room’ modern home ‘at
<| Rebsoi ‘oll

th: home by July. 15.
Write box 673, 00. TL 323

_| heat, fruit trees,’ lawn, garden,
corner lot. Phone 5765 or write
::] Box 285, Rob: 325

son,

building lots in Bin

‘ Good
naird, Phone 2738... :. -tino1

Residential lots, Terms if ne-
ceSsary. Apply Eli’s‘Auto Court.
Phone 5200. .

House in Car ‘Two bed-

for septic tanks,
ditches, etc. C, A. St. Eloi, Box
52, Castlegar... 32:

“Senior Citizens meeting 7.30

required for

2nd Back, Come meet
them, By

Department of Ci
5 ‘Transport
‘SROSSLAND

tes B.C. Civil Service .

3'$325 per month. Duties
include operation of welgh scales,

2114| collection of revenue arid enforce-

ment of various. Acts and Regul-
ations applicable to commercial:

rooms on. main fleor,: two fin-| motor: vehicles, Applicants must

ished rooms in basement. Auto-|be Canadian citizens or British

-| matic gas heat, terms, Phone 3911.
: : fi

16] uation or equivalent;

subjects, with High School grad-
a. know-

Bloodoff, phone. 4571.

Seven-foot round fence posts. | !
50 cents each delivered. J. ag

ledge’ of Acts dealing with the
operation of commercial motor
vehicles; ability. to collect: fees
and reports anda .Imow-

ledge of the operation:of weigh

RICK'S: ,
‘T.V. Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271
Everything In’ T.V.
or Supplies

ELECTROHOME’

"Fleetwood: T.V.

scales. For further information
and Application forms, apply im-
The

to be returned not later than
JULY 8, 1959, Eee No.
59: 375 : 125

* IOOF joint picnic at Ham.
Sunday at: King _George Park,

Friday evening, Presentation: by],

for their

and floral tributes on the death
of our daughter, Mrs. G, Peréver-
soff. — Mr. and Mrs. P.. Repin
and family.

Celgar Mill Wins”
. Safely Gertificate

The’ Big-“Bend Lumber. div-
ision of Celgar. Limited have won
the 1958 Meritorious Safety Per-

Patterson. All visiting
welconte,.. For information con-
tact James. Toogood, phone 6331.

‘LOST

Black and tan coon hound.
Answers to “Smoky.” Tatoo num-
ber in right ear. Phone 3093, Kin-

125

Ceri by
the Workmen's”. Compensation
Board, for the best ‘accident fre-
quency rate’for B.C: sawmill
firms in‘their class.:°"’s

They had an accident-free re-
cord based on 155,136 man hours
worked last year.

‘The forest industries’ of ‘the

naird.
LEGAL

AUCTION or ‘TIMBER SALE
10860

: ‘There wiih be offered for sale
at public auction at 10.30 a.m.
(locat.time). on Monday, July 6,
1959, in the office of the Forest
Ranger, Slocan City, B.C., the Li-
cence X79860, to cut 422,000 cubic
feet of fir, larch, -spriice and oth-
er: mixed species on an area sit-
auted near.Goose _Creek Fire,

I< wscee >|

: For All Your

OAL, SAND, onaven, jonns
BULLDOZING AND’ panes
EKCAVATING : B.C... LAND oURY EYOR
‘ 1015 Eighth St. Nefson

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER I :
Ww. Ln — Phone 6091 Phone 144-R.

FURNITURE MOVING

GA SUMNER, "Distance

Bvenienka Building
2 PHONE -2021-

ay “PHONE
_ Cnatlena’ 2531. ey _ jae 191...

UN ITED z TRUCKING.

WALDIE LUMBER & .
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
We can supply all your
pullding ‘needs. Estimates.
“gladly given

“Phone ~T112

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES. .
Kinnaird, B.O.

iG AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES -

DUTCH ‘MAID. CENTRAL SHOE
‘BAKERY.’ LIMITED. & LEATHER REPAIR
Birthday Cakes, PHONE’ 4621...”

" Wedding Cakes ‘We attach “Dinko” Nickle
Anhiversary Cakes ‘ * Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes’
‘Sean CASTLEGAR, B.C.

GREEF'S ELECTRIC MARLANE. GRILL

Open 8:60 a.m: ta 9:80 pm,
Not just another place to ent,
But the place to‘ eat another

8571 PHONE 3881

-#NSURANCE NEEDS ©

LES. Led

So Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the. Arrow

Lakes: © :

Phone 4331:

“Phone 3441-

. ANDERSON.
AGENCIES -

SASH

AND

‘Arrow Lakes Ferry
“: Service ~ ‘
Es ponson. 0. TO. ‘EDGEWOOD.

et In’ All Popular Styles *
aigeety

District.

Five (5) years will be allowed
for removal of timber.

Provided: anyone. who is un:
able to attend the auction in per-
son may, submit’ a sealed tender
to be opend: at the hour of auc-

tion and treated ds one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District For-
ester, Nelson, B.C., or the Forest
Ranger, Slocan City, BC. 125

the lowest
aceldent frequency rate in their
history last” year. The, average
rate for all firms reporting to the
Workmen's “Compensation Board
was 44.44 as compared with 47.78
in 1957 and 49.94: in 1956, Ten
years ago it was 102.37.
‘The'rate is based on the num-
ber of time-loss accidents per mil-
lion man hours worked.

$4,000 For April
‘The. Castlegar hospital had
a deficit of $4,000 for its April

operations said hospital adminis.
(ator: pate Bainbridge.

pital has'since revised its budget
and has sent it to. Victokla, A de-
cision:,on’ the revised budget is

LEGAL .

BEGISTRY
(Section 161)
THE MATTER OF LOT

ACT

10 in Block 11, of Lot 4598, vil .

lage of Kinnaird, Plan: 2293.
Proof having’ been: filed. in
my office of the. Joss* of Certifi-
cate of Title No.’ 80505-1' to the
above-mentioned lands — in .. the
name of GEORGE. SPARROW
and bearing date the 1st day of

949,
GIVE NOTICE of my intention at)
the. expiration of one calen
;morith from: the first publication
jhereof to: issue; Provisional Cert-

,| ifieate of Title In lieu of such: lost

Certificate. ‘Any person having
‘any information with reference

.| to such‘ lost Certificate of Title is

requested: to’ communicate - with

the undersigned.

; DATED AT NELSON, Be.
this 19th day of Sunes

1959.

“L.A. McPhail,

Demuty Registrar.
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA:

TION: JUNE!25, 1959.

by. the end’ of June.

‘Castlegar’ and District Hospital

Mr. Bainbridge said the hos-| |

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WHITE
| WILDERNES

TECHNICOLOR

‘ Matinee "Price For
Children this Program 25¢'
MON. — TUE. — WED.

“The Matchmaker”
- A Riotous Comedy
of love and marriage in|
the Village of Yonkers
with Academy Award
‘Winner
-Shirley Booth

and

Anthony Perkins

Vista Vision

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