4 CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thurs., July 4, 1968

FOR RENT

FOR RENT

FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

MODERN TWO BDRM SUITE
located on 562 - Sth Avenue
—Complete bathroom, pri-
vate rte Available July
1. Ph, 365-

NICE MODERN. 2 TEDHOOM
apartment, Available July B.
No pets or young children.
2424th Ave,, Castlegar 328
ONE BDRM, HOUSE. ELEC:
trie heat, fuicolehed : or un-
furnished, S

‘Thrums. Ph

rUKNisHeD Lo

suite next to high school, 4
Ivy Street. All utilities, wash:
er and dricr included, Also
2 bdrm. apartment, Ph, 365.

226
LIVING QU/ ARTERS.
‘ake your pick! Be

365-4077, 827
One Boi. UNr URNISHED
suite with private entrance. |
295 - 4th Ave., Castlegar. 307

, | apartment.
7 | view. Unfurnished. No child-

MODERN ONE BDRM HOUSE | 3'
— Full basement, oil heat,
furnished or Hn teneNets
Mae reasonable,

Pavaled iHented nd fur-
nished with private entrance.
Sultable for couple or two
single people. Ph. erie

LARGE TWO BEDROOM
Beautiful river

ren or pets. Ph, 365-5147 325
URN ISHED HOUSE. I

basement suite in Kinn
375 monthly including utilities

tinl6
ja COMMERCIAL BULLUING

iene jee Gath ome B27
PARTLY "FURNISHED Ap. |3, ROOM

363-5148, 327
Surre |!

artment. Ph.
MUVERN 1 BDKM.

inl8
BURNISHED: FBDRM: Sune

fully furnished. A
washer and dryer, Ph, soe
Eva HOUSE_ON CE
gar road. Ph. 365-5781.

IN ROBSON,

house. Ph. 365-5405.

Two ROOM FURNISHED
basoment suite. Private bath
and entrance. Ph. sane

Ska ate cariea ae E
BRAND NEW 1 BDRM. APT.

355-7393. tind

FOR SALE

7, | ees theca
=|14 LOOT PLYWOOD RUN-

about complete with wind-
shield, steering wheel, and
holsclaw trailer. Boat ‘needs
new bottom. $200. Ph. 365-
3207.

120 BASS ACCORDIAN, US-
ed only 6 months. Ph. ie

suitable for one or couple —| 5749

315 Cedar St. Ph. 365-7096
mornings or after 6 pm.
aspen NS EeTe eS B27
i Se 2 BDRM. Sune:
365-5931. ___tin 27
or SALE: 4 BDRM. HONE:
Wired for washer and_drier.
On; corner lot. Ph. 365 7580.

FURNISHED AND HEATED
suites. Ph. 365-5156. 327
EN KINNAIRD, 2 BEDROOM
houise. Suitable for coupic or
couple with one child. Ph.
9773 in 326 | 3

in Trail.
ONE BDRM SUITE. FURN-
ished. Ph. 365-8255. 326
IN: ROBSON, ONE BDRM.
furnished house, basemen*
serge. a 365-540: 326

EDROOM DUP
fuvalshed. Centrally located. | ¢!
Ph, 365-5523.

2 BDRM HOUSE. APPLY 3

than $100 pe:
month. Ph. 365-6963 week
days. After 5 p.m. or week

en
MODERN PARTLY
ished two bdrm apt. close to
shops and schools, on 2 Ave.

in: Castlorar. avaliable July |
Fea Ph. 365-51

Ear VERY

clean, one arm, Pe arnished
basement suite. Ph. soo

Sunes WITH WALLIG.

‘peting. All utilities in-
Shaded Ph. 365-5156. 325
CLEAN ONE BEDROOM
suite. Electrically heated. Ph.
365-5032. 325

‘THREE ROOM SUIT, NEWLY
decorated. All found, close in.
Ph. 365-6541 or 385-5082. lhe

zg CU, FT. WESTINGHOUSE
freezer, 10 months old. 12’ X
18’ blue nylon carpet with
underlay used one year. Ph.
a659017, Or WE
UNE TWO-WHEEL BOAT
trailer, one Ford marine en-
gine and wrecking 1956 Dod-
fe Ph. 36:

LAWN HOWER WITH CULT-
ivator. Mower can be di
tached; cultivator put-on. All
in good working condition.
Cheap aor quick sale! zh

3055410. a ee
zuu0 SHIPLAP, 4.
No. 3 and etter. edd, Oh
365-3207.

MOVING — ‘62 VALIANT
$550, one large crib with
anatlcess Aare one fold-away

with
ted neha $8. 8. Ph. 3088.

WALNUT DOUBLE 5EB
26 | complete $30, matching wal-
nut vanity with 5 drawers
large mirror and bench $30.
Be 365-5227. Cun
1rwO YEAR OLD 18 IC
ft. deep freezer, $100. Ph.
365-3
2S | ALL
ELECTRIC MOTORS

2 horse power, single phase
motor 1 horse power, 3] Wi

phase motor. Apply Castlegar
News. 325,

—————

8MM BELL HOWELU MOVIE

camera and_ ligi jar, ane

projector. Like new. Ph. 365-
6853.

1 FLEETWOOD CONSOLE
TV, one diamond ring, 2 dress-
es size 15. Can be seen week-
days. Ph. 365-6426. tfn2:

ee PH, eae

and cauliflower plants. Ph.

365-7368, P. Evdokimofé, Rob- 3

son.
THAT IS DYNK-GLAZERS |v
A water and weatherproof

amics, et
and you need not wax again.

ALL KINDS OF CAEBAGE Jot

polish for your household ap-
pliances, aluminum doors, cer-
. Use it on your car

For further information, write
Box 159 or Ph, 365-5123, 326 | 1,7: 5q. itt

CUSTOM-BUILT 3 BEDROOM
post and Beam home, Vicw
and swimming

oe Crestview Crescent. Bh

Ate SDR HOME ON Vee
view lot. Corner of 12th St.
and 4th Ave., Kinnaird. Priced
for quick sale, Owner trans-
ferred, Ph. 365-7052. 325
RANCH STYLE POST AND
beam, river view, wall-to-wall
carpet, 2 baths, 3 bdrms.,
Ph. 365-5642

TWO BDRM. HOUSE.
Choice location in Castlegar.

M, | Reduced 07 settle an estate.

Ph, 365-7301

rwo BDIN, HOME. LOCAT-
ea eel odland Drive. ae

8 Tc Terms available. Ph, 255-2944

HOME HUNTING?
Ph. 365-7514
for

HIPWELL REALTY

Small Homes
Average Homes
Deluxe Homes

Cute Homes
Safe Homes
Reasonable Homes

Lovely Homes
Beautiful Homes
Healthy Homes

YOUR type of Home!

Discover the Fun,
the positive enjoyment,
of house-hunting with —

Hipwell the Realtor

Ph. 365-7514

| AS
YOUNG
AGENCIES

LIMITED

ED FAIR TO VENDOR ANI

Pt Ree HOWEVER,
E WILL CONSIDER ALL

REASONABLE OFFERS.

FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION

New Listings! Two Shedeoom

homes. ited in the

tax area. Priced to sell su

‘325 | 000 and 12,000.

ROBSON
Columbia Heights — Modern

landscaped lot. Small down | a,
payment! Full price $10,500.

BLUEBERRY CREEK

ae bedroom family home. 2.5
acres view lot. Plenty of

ment. Full price $14,200.

_Anderson

GOOD FOR A START
Close to shopping. Large
ancy. Only $6000.

MAKE AN OFFER

MEMBER KOOTENAY MULTIPLE LISTING
SERVICE

CLOSE IN — LOW PRICED

This older 3 bdrm. at 456-5th Ave. has a new roof and
siding. Good location, nice lot and priced to sell —
$8,

Mostly-furnished, compact 2 bdrm. at 761-2nd Ave.

The owner of this neat ¢ compact 3 Leeteres is anxious te

Agencies

view lot. Immediate occup-

BARGAIN HUNTING?

See this 3 bdrm. residence in Cotumbis wee Rob-
son. Gas heat. Fenced and landscaped. $!

HOME AND INCOME

Move in and collect the rent. 2 bdrm. duplex at 125-3rd.
‘Ave. Close to shops and almost completely furnished —
including washer in basement, stoves and fridges. $11,-
000 while it lasts

Lactic Lire Id 3 bdrm. at 543-5th
We ha to ae yr. ol
Avon Glose tp scl is, churches, shopping. Nice land-
scaping and 2 otctiportiood. $18,500.

HOSPITAL DISTRICT

Comfortable family home 2 at 470 spruce with 3 15 pases ass
tractive suite in the basement for revenue or extra
living space. $20,300.

CASTLEBAR SUBDIVISION

This outstanding family home at 750 Woodland Dr. sets
in an area of fine new homes Four bdrms., large din-
ing rm, W to W carpet, large rec. room, double car-
port and many other choice features. $23,500.

WE HAVE MANY OTHER LISTINGS — RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL — FARMS — ACREAGE ©

Anderson Agencies
Phone 365-6451 or 365-7944

KINNAIRD

dscaped river

‘main floor area. Full price,
including furniture 3149 a

exten Aventte —

sell! Full price $11,800.

room bungalow

readily conve!
house. Lot abe x 375".
price $9,200.

1440 sq.

oven.

plumbing. Separate garage.
Fuil price
We can arrange’ financing!

1018-5th Avenue — New
ern kitchen featuring satin

walnut cupboards
in range. Large

ing room an

ort am and tool shed. Full pri
$22,000.

P.O. Box 428 —
Office 365-7125 Res. 365-8117

MEMBER OF
KOOTENAY MULTIPLE
LISTING BUREAU

HOMES FOR SALE

LEAT ACERT TO

LISTINGS INSPECTED |9j
AND IN OUR OPINION PRIC.

2 bedroom home. Exception-|FOR RENT 2-ROOM OFFICE
ally well built. Large, fully | suite above Bank of Montreal

128-Ist Street — Split level

or
weekdays after Gpm. 325
STUCCO 2STOREY HOME
— Centrally Jocated with four
bdrms., partial Land-
scaped on three teva lots at
Slocan, Kitchen,
living room, dining room,
bathroom, utility room, sun
porch and garage. Wired for
dryer and: stove.

or write E. V. Graham, Slo:
can, B.C
1958 =FLAMINGO Ouse
trailer — 8 x 35, colored ap-
planes. 8 x 8 porch cree
m8 }5-3432,

ou SQ. OF HODERN
ing area. 3 bdrms. with
large closets. Living room has
wall to wall carpet and fire-
place. This home is brand
new and offers large savings
on the 6% per cent first mort-
gage and twenty year pre-

eile Tos
VEHICLES FOR SALE

1957 HALF TON EICK UP,

EADY ... SET
Chamber of Commerce make
mee wet goings-on took place

paid frontage tax, $4000 down

give immediate posses-
‘Oglow Bros. Building & | true!

Supply Ltd. Ph. 365-7202 tin2

Property For Sale

VLA APPROVED LOT, RIv-

Automatic, 3

100° x 100’ LOT ON STH AVE,
Ph. 365-8031 or contact Eli
Sopow at 430 Willow St., we
lJegar. tinlS

cylin
x culate condition. cM Sootass
1963 CHRYSLER 300 CON-

top.
ied the opening ode on the

Ph. cause of sickness.
327

as
meet to officially. “open Bob Brandson Mem-
e

Ri 2 ae GO! rani representa-
tives from Castlegar, Kinnaird and the local
_a big splash.

ber. She had,
quarter-length
swimmers —

last Saturday
with a swim

orial F Pool for the season. Winner of contest
was Mary Anderson, secretary of the Cham-

before the race, declined a
start offered by the other
Photo by Lois Hughes

-stlegar and__ District
Senior Citizens held their re-

the Legion hall with 23 mem-
bers present.
Mrs. C. Brady accompan-

piano.

E. Bailey who had been
elected delegate to the pro-
vincial annual convention,
thad been unable to go be-

e regional executive] ©!
Tetine was eld in Nelson
last ‘week

SAFER INVESTMENT
than gold bars. Several fully
serviced building lots, priced
from $1900. For details see
Oglow Bros. Ph. S05,7202

27 | when several of the members

had attended.

It was decided at this
meeting that a regional pic-
nic would be held on Aug 14
in the Kiunaird Park with all

LOT ON 6th AVE, CASTLE-
gar, 55 x 100’, nice level. Ph. | 395-0008
365-7872.

365-7872, 828 AN’
Bus. Opportunities [Norms s

| nic they would not have a lo-

iamioops, Leaving July 7 —| Musical Evening Held

6 |return July 13. Ph. 365-5379.
UNE JOLLY JUMPER. Ph.

;|Recently in Fishwick Hall

.| A. Kini
tinl ier

to Creighton Construc-
fn co. Ltd. Ph. pees

ARE TIME IN

ae | acres for future develop-

WORK WANTED

TO BABY SIT —

1017-4th Avenue — Immacu-| ong cash.

hours weekly can net excel-
“|lent monthly income. More

Hie Scope for 3rd_bedroom,

view
red. Must

624-10th Avenue — 2 bed-
— Excellent
state of repairs, § Storage shed
rted to euest est

1708-8th Avenue — Execu-

features built-in stoye : ang
ent | Winter on rims, ‘hea’

rump!
wi Laundry aah Double

3
bedroom gracious home. Mod
a: boule

‘uining
with built-in china cabinet,
Heat-o-later fireplace in din-

wall-to-wall
carpet. Very attractive bath-
room with dble. basins. Full
basement with summer kit-
chen. Rumpus rm. with heat-
o-later fireplace. Double cats

We can arrange financing!
Young Agencies Ltd. | viny! roof, extras,

Kinnaird, B.C.

full time. For personal inter NOTICES
view write CANAPENN
TRIBUTING LIMITED, roe
OUELLETTE AVENUE, WIN-
lew |DSOR, ONTARIO. Include
phone number.
———
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Good Ready Mix Business”
Going Concern
Ph. 357-9583 or Write
Box 228, Salmo, Bee

BUSINESS P. NEXT.

—_—_——_——
to Castlegar Credit Union. Ph. Apply at Castlegar News.
$as-3060. 325

VEHICLES FOR SALE CLASSIFIED rere

1956 MERCURY HALF

2|4 new summer tires and 3
‘h, Eo

back er. Pi 4

back bump: "08

Ne ‘ood rubber, very z
sis Fo :i6i68) PERSONAL

WILLING
ive day or night. Ph. Erkan

PUES SREB — PH. 90577686.
CASTLEGAR

2 | rurade of the Animals
Mist.

line Gor rae advertising is
12 noon on Tuesdays. tin40

they were having a joint pic-

cal one; and it was suggested

gular meeting last Friday in| t

Members ee that as ees

that a show could be arrang-

ed sometime in July. It was
decided to leave this up to

Regional Picnic for Sr. Citizens
Planned Aug. 14 in Kinnaird Park

ing of the season. Mestings
will resume on Sept.

to arrange.
A letter was received
from the Trail Business and
Professional Women’s Club
with regrets that they would
not be holding a picture
show for the Senior Citizens
is Sear:
mbers received an
invitation to attend the Gold-
Wedding celebrations of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Heagy at the

1
members signed a Golden
wedding card and a gift is to
be purchased,

Mr. and Mrs. F. Nilssen
were welcomed back after a
long absence through sick-

ROOFING PROBLEM?
Roof with the best
Call Best Roofing for free

esi
Call Harold Hayes at
365-6951 324

Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-7013
Columbia Sand & Gravel
349-8th Ay

"At the close of business,
members enjoyed a social
hour when Mrs. E. Kraft led
a singsong.

‘is was the final meet-

Piano students of ye Mr. R.

and Mrs. F. A. Hos-
tetter, ulong with instrument-
al students of Mr. N. Fish-
wick, were presented in re-
cital last week in Fishwick

UIR-| Hall, the bandroom of Stan-

ley Humphries Second:
Sch aan

welcomed the

King
228 parents and e clends, and af-

ter the singing of © Canada
played by Vicki Obedkoff,
the following program was
enjoyed.

Joy and John McNabb
(on two pianos) Yankee Doo-
dle. Brenda Coleopy March of
ae tae pach li A Corbett

leeping mela je
Old Mill Wheel and Follow
ae Toate Robyn McNabb,
2 Doodle. Robyn Miller-Tait
N: Te t, ‘Swis :
ancy Ternent iss
Cuckoo.

soy: McNabb and Mr.

King, Peter Peter Pumpkin
Eater. Jacqueline Wallace,
Tweety Sings and Sylvester
goes. amine: Stephanie Gou-

let, German Wate Song ant

French Folk Song.. Wendy

tin|Coleopy, Waltz of ‘the, Toys
ALCOHOLIC _ ANONYMOUS.
Bo: tle}

and Autumn Days. Nancy
Ternent and Linda Allis ‘on
two pianos) Skip to my Lou.

John McNabb, Old Fren-

th (Mozart)
Condy, Greensleeves and In
Danny Obed.

tephen Coleopy, Bowl-
. Karen Allis, Litile Red
and Three and

BUSINESS CO)

365-3263. divorce from
1966 DODGE POLARA. va?
326 | of Colville, Wash,

ENGAGEMENTS

“* /New summer ‘ines. Ph.
6515. MR. AND MRS. G.
McMillan of Kinnaird’

6515. _=__ SCS
1967 MUSTANG V-8 AUTO.,
14,000 miles
$2,995. Ph. 365-5158. 325
1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU, 2
dr. bt. V-8 standard. New M
tires. One owner $1,895. Ph.

3655158. 825

1964. VOLKSWAGEN STA-

tionwagon. In good cl
condition. Ph. 505-0853. 325

TRAX, ILLEGE.
New term begins September

Edna Kokindovich granted a
Anthony Ko-
Kindovich of Castlegar. Co-
respondent Mrs. Martha Kees} Zinio,

(Clementi).
prea

(Ba
Dean’ Houghton, Sonatina (Le
Couppey). John Fowler, Blue-
bird Ballet .and Danube
Waves. Susan Dahl and Ei-
leen Marcellus (two pianos)
‘ks. Kirk Mc!

Air and Polly Wol-| the

Giga,

King, Sonat

oH movements Eileen Marcel-|
Allis and Nancy

Fowler {on two pianos) Con-

cert in C (Jean Witlams) 3 3

Movements.

Building & Supply Co. Ltd.
Castlegar
Phone 365 7202

INTERIOR LAKE
SERVICE LTD.

Charter Service

Towing - Barges

anywhere on the
Arrow Lakes

Nelson 352-5434

iments by Mrs. Hostetter.

Slocan Guides
Held Banquet

The Slocan Girl Guides
held a mother-daughter ban-
quet recently in Slocan and
girls received their bad-
ges for the work they have
done in the past season.

‘ee girl guide com-
missioners ettertied. They
were. Mrs. Frances
from. Siiverton,
ewe Mrs.

were

m Turner
d | Mrs. ns: ‘St. por aura ‘badge

secretary.

here is sponsor of the local
group and the banquet was
held in their hall,

were made to the

Toasts
Cry-| Queen and Lady Baden-Pow-
Guides

ell, founder of Girl
also to the coi

captain ‘of the Slocan guides
and Mrs., Eva Emery is Lieu-
tenant.

Nancy Copp Played a
"tw-| gla and sang with

Mothers and guests at-
tending were Mrs. mordon,
Mrs. KR. Simpkins,

Emory, Mrs.. W. Budi fete
Mrs. anne Tenycke.
was

ira and all

tees evening.

The Women’s Institute|"

SUMP & SEPTIC
TANK

lowest rates
PHONE —

CASTLEGAR PLUMBING
& HEATING LTD.

Supplies & Installations
Natural Gas & Oil Heating

Specialists
Speed Queen Washers
and Dryers

DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 365-8284

TRUCKLOAD
SALE OF FISH

FRIDAY, JULY 5 ©
12 Noon to 6 P.M.

.| Several Fresh (not frosted)
items included in addition to
fresh frozen regular line.

apeated at Frank's Bé.
Near Kinnaird Junction

1o| WEST “COAST SEAFOODS

CASTLE

MOTORS LTD.

PH. 365-7033
SHELL PRODUCTS

JUNIOR FOREST WARDENS spent a plea
sant day at Nancy Greene lake recently, do-
ing general cleanup work and putting up
fire prevention posters. Forest Wardens op-
erate throughout the year and during ‘the

summer months go on field trips to Ta
size the need for care of fires while in the
“woods, and to learn appreciation of the bea-
uty of the forest.

WES JOHNSTON vi

Rob: and

Minor Baseball Association, presents a player's mitt.to.Ron
Chernoff for selling the most B.C. Minor Baseball raffle
tickets realizing $304 for the local Association.

of the C: Mr, and

POWER SQUADRON certificates for advan-
ced pilotingwere presented to Jim Macbeth
Mrs. H.M. Trueman at a ban-
quet held Wednesday of last week in the Hi

Arrow Arms. The certificates “denote cer-
tain competence and conciousness of safety,”
a ‘squadron member pointed out, although
“they do not mean you can go off and pilot a

B.C. government ferry.” The certificate is

a member of the club and then a
examination before
piloting. — Castlegar News Photo

Many attended the July 1 picnic and Dominion Day celebration at iw inlaw

Photo by Stan Doi

SWIMMING SESSIONS for. handicapped
children are being 8 given in time donated by

the
Pool in i

marche, left, Bill Johnson, in dark er
right, are

centre, and. Joanne L

BIRTHS

VOYKIN — To Mr. and
Mrs. Nick J. Voykin, Pass
Creek, June 28, a daughter.

‘AMELIN — To Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Tamelin, Pass
Creek, June 28, a daughter.

:7)

CPRANTINGS
CASTLEGAR NEWS

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Dail:
Open 6 a.m. to Lam. Fridays & Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

giving their rest breaks four days per week
to help children such as these, seated at the
edge of the pool. The trio of excellent swim-
mers are working with children under the

of Com-
mission No. 1. — Castlegar News Photo

From the Gallery

Attitudes, Not Numbers, Will Change House

25 federal bugeing parliamentarians for

june
election soles at least one

major problem that has been ue Saat ha has a a majority anode F

ment. if the 28th Parliament,

 doeast pry
| ever tothe
chances with
troning fee!

we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

tor children

‘Maddocks Shoe Store

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.

result: of the new-] took 1 ead:
ersirp and a general’ all-
Party determination to™ str-| farm
eamuine the rules, than to the
numerical 7; distribution of
seats.

In some ways -the dis-|
tribution of representation in
tne Commons ss more balanc-
ed than before. The Liberals
particularly have deen res-
‘tored as a national party with
at least some representation
an all provinces except Prince
Edward Island. The Conser-

By Henrv Heald

Past, most of which remain

Nie geet Bent

they are a party for
the aie Thy did ‘they lose
and Burn-

‘{we. don’t like it, ¢here is al-|~-

are not very re-| ©
levant now. His record will
soon speak for itself and if|/t) national unity.
ways the ballot box and Bob ;

tanfield. be one of
Certainly the people of big tests. -

eau’s no-nonsense approach

“Translating it into ‘action
on constitutional revision will
Mr. ‘Trudeau’s first

aby Gey mous? if is they 2 are a
party:i§ that appeals the
why is thei rurat

support limited to Saskatche-
And the most. important
question of all: Why can they
uot make any gams east of
Ontario?
it ‘seems there is about

vatives have shifted their po-
wer. base as. they shifted their
leader, from the Prairies fi
fhe sf Maritimes; but they: oo

meCHUCK'S

_ RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

CA IN CACC LNT UNE

province except British
fumbia. "ee

em.
Only two.

Social "Creditors
1965 who” are pack i in the
House are there under eae
ferent colors: Bob Thom
as a Conservative’ and "Bud
Olson, tbat fs a Liberal.

The three B.C. Socreds
went ‘down to defeat. Their

ae could have used them

of he the tive|s
in

id
un-Canadian,
they let gown thelr hair and
decided? #0 risk a fling with

e ‘unknown. May e
influence of Expo; maybe its

is clearly onthe spot now to
produce the Boods.
The questions about his

Town Grants
om to Library

RED CROSS
SWIMMING INSTRUCTION

Clarke's Pool
762 2nd Ave. Castlegar”

SECOND CAMPAIGN JULY 15-27

Registration Clarke’s Pool July 15, 9 - 12 a.m.
Cedar Crest Pool July 15, 1 - 2 p.m.

Phone 365-5106 For Information
Seniors, Life Saving,
Training

Juniors,
Adult and Survival

THE

RE-OPENS

16‘s AND OVER
FRIDAY NIGHT 9-1

16’s AND UNDER
SATURDAY NIGHT 8.36 - 12

Door Prize Plus
Memberships

PORK SPARE RIBS, Ib. ......... 65¢
ee eer eG
PORK BOSTON STEAK, Ib. ...... 59¢
VEAL SHOULDER STEAK, Ib. .... 69¢
BONELESS VEAL STEW, Ih. ..... 76c
VEAL RIBLETS, Ib. ............ 45
BEEF RIB STEAKS, th. .......... 89¢.
BEEF ROUND STEAK, Ib. ........ 79¢
WIENERS, No. 1, Ib. ........... 490
BOLOGNA, sliced, Ib. ........... 39.

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HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER?

Then you want a central address close to
all attractions, yet priced to suit your budget.
We have a dining room and coffee shop and are
close to beaches and Stanley Park. Please feel
free to drop us a line for our descriptive bro-

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Sands Motor Hotel
Mutual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards Honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

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We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities

“H.-E.A.-T.!

Suffering from the heat? . . .
Wish you were K-O-O-L? ...

Don’t know whit to do? ...

; Come.on down to Bob’s Coffee Bar and visit their.

new Soft Ice-Cream Machine! Order a delicious KOOL
Milk-Shake, and enjoy life at its Best!

Sandwiches, Salads, Ice-Cold-Drinks, Soft-Ice-Cream,

- Root-Beer Floats, Revels, Milk-Shakes, Sodas,

and even hot coffee for the Ontmistict Open ’till 9 p.m.

Enjoy it here, or to Tak-Out!
Also don’t forget if you want to save money on that

grocery. bill, join Bob's Discount House, and for $5.00
per month dues get your groceries at Low Cost Prices!
_.. Ask the house-wife who belongs—she can tell you that

‘it is a real deal!
‘You too can enjoy buying en milk, bread, meats,
lan really works!

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3-qt. Cartons Fresh Milk
Fresh Eggs, 3-dozen
Mild Cheese, Ib.
Pacific Margarine, 7-lbs.

(New Shipment Just Arrived) ©
3-lb. Tins Crisco
Whole Chicken, Burns, each
Coco-Cola, Family Size ...
Kadana Coffee, Ib. Tins -
Cigarettes, Carton ..

Food, 7-tins ...
And everything else in the store at ‘Low-Low-Cost Pricest

For The Time Of Your Life
DON’T MISS
Nelson’s First Annual

MIDSUMMER
FESTIVAL

July 6th to 13th

the third stage of skill in boating recognized
by Candian Power Squadrons. A boater must
first pass a piloting examination to become

trying for advanced

FUN & FROLIC FOR ALL

GIANT PARADE

SATURDAY, JULY 6th - 1.00 PM

Nelson Rotary Club
GIANT BEEF BARBECUE
Saturday, July 6th at 3.30 p.m.

QUEEN PAGEANT 3 QUEENS BALL
Civic Centre Hall Civic Centre Hall
SAT., JULY 6 SAT., JULY 6
5.30 p.m. 9.30 p.m.
Free A Admi: $2.00

KIDDIES PARADE & SPORTS DAY
LIONS PANCAKE BREAKFAST
EAGLES GIANT DANCE
WINE TASTING PARTY
EXHIBITION HOCKEY
CURLING ALL WEEK

Come — Have. Fun