CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 7, 1959

Farmers Institute

The regular meeting of the
Farmer's Institute was held at
¢he home of the president J. Lea-
my, on Wednesday evening, with
Mr. Leamy presiding.

J. H, Smith was appointed to
act with the Women’s Institute
Tegarding a site’ for the garbage
dump

Mr. Webster reported the
regress of the Fall Fair plans.
Leamy was appointed to get
in touch with the Public Works
Department, regarding the eee
ing of the townsite graded, and
the contro] of the dust menace.|
Mr. Webster was appointed
delegate to the Semi-Annual Con-
vention, which is to be held in
Balfour, “on May 9, when the
Minister of Agriculture will be in
attendance,

MAY 13th, 1959
| ADULTS — $1.00

U.B.G, PLAYERS CLUB

PRESENTS
THE HILARIOUS COMEDY

- “GHARLEYS AUNT”
Directed by lan Thorne
S.H.H.S. AUDITORIUM

Tickets Available At:
LEITNERS AND LEWIS COFFEE BAR
“The Funniest Play Written’’

8:00 P.M.
STUDENTS — 50c

To Be Here

A gospel musical team from
the Prairie Bible Institute, Three
Hills, Alberta, Canada, will be at
the. Castlegar ‘Legion Hall on
Sunday, May 10 at 2:30 p.m. un-
der the auspices of the Commun:
ity Bible Centre. Rev. Dan Smith
heads this team as speaker, and
team members, Biruesh Koukal,

Gospel Musical Team,

May 10

tion in 1950,‘he has worked in
Australfa, Ceylon, and India with
some of the foremost national
preachers,”

Carl’ McMindes, of New
York, {s a 1959 Bible School grad-
uate; Ed Brainerd of Illinois, a
Junior, and Lonny Koukal, of
Wasvingtony a Freshman. Ron

Carl and

{Ron Bergstrom Pears an in-

teresting variety ‘of sacred music.
Ttie Prairie Bible Institute
beginning in 1922 with an enrol

-;ment of eight students now has

a Bible School and High-'School
of over one

OFFICIAL OPENING

OFFICIAL SPEAKER:

Mr.

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WEST KOOTENAY HIGH SCHOOLS’ |
STUDENT ART EXHIBIT
Stanley Humphcen High School
MAY 11,
Chairman: Mr. Roy Brown, Principal S.H.H.S.

Mr. Colin Mackenzie, Inspector Dist. 9
SPECIAL PROGRAM
S.H.H.S. Band Under Direction of
Norman Fishwick

Programmes On Sale 5¢
Donations Appreciated — May 11-12

8:00 P.M.

MAY 1 - 16

Leitner’s Clothes

PANT
SPECIAL

Pants Dry Cleaned ONLY

39

REGULAR PRICE 75¢
— OUR DISTRICT AGENTS —

Lewis‘ Coffee Bar

Kianaird

Upper Bench Store
Tri “s Grocery

Kinnaird ©
Kit ind

Store

Kinnaird

le | unt.
que among Christian schools.
Prairie s-located in a small far
‘ming community on the wide,
sparsely settled prairies of Wes-

tute is a missionary training!
school over one thousand former
students are serving Christ on
foreign mission fields, and hun-
dreds are engaged in pastoral
and other Christian service in
Canada and the United States:
The Principal of the

The founding of an interdenom-|
iby is

tern Canada. Prairle Bible Insti-;”

Pianist, is also
a 1959 Bible 1 Schon graduate.

UBC Safety.
Training To
Last A. Week

An intensive, week-long
training course in accident pre-
vention will be held June 1:5 at
the University of British Colum-
bia campus. The course is spon-
sored by the B.C. Safety Council
and the U.B.C Extension Depart-
ment -in co- voperation with the

E. Maxwell, is well known aap a
Bible teacher, editor of the Prair-
ie Overcomer, and author of
three inspiring books, Born Cruc-
ified, Crowded to Christ, and
Abandoned to Christ.

Mr. Smith completed his Bi-
ble training at Cliff College, Eng-
land in 1932, and after two years
on the staff of the College as an
evangelist, sailed for China in
1935 in fellowship with the China
Inland Mission. Since his evacua-

MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
ENDORSES: AMAZING NEW

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INVENTION

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Mail attached. coupon, for, the new
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Phone 4851.

LAUNDRY
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CASTLEGAR,

B.C.
Phone 4441

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& VULCANIZING

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750 x14 .. “
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Plus ‘Recappable ‘Casing

Board.

A host von B.C.'’s top safety
leaders will direct day and even-
ing sessions under Tra.ining
Course Director, J. Kenneth Da-
kin, Director of Industrial Re-
Jations, Canadian Pacific Air
Lines, and Course Co-Ordinator,
B, E, Curtis, Extension Depart-
ment, University of British -Col-
umbia,

The course will include: the
organization of accident preven-
tion programs; accident investi-
gation and reporting; psychology
of safety. motivation; conference
leadership; and other related gub-
jects.

Safety directors and others
interested in occupational safe-
ty are invited to participate in
the course.

The total cost of the course
(five full days with four evening
sessions) is $75.00 which includes
lecture notes, manuals, meals and
first class accommodation on the
campus.

It's gi nerally a chain of cir-
cumstancés that shows up the
weak link in a man’s character.

. Observes Tenth
Safely Month

Emphasizing what authorl-
ties unanimously consider an in-
creasing. need in industry, sore
7400 employees of Cominco be-
gan Friday to observe thelr 10th
annual Safety Month.

Cominco, with employees at
Trail, Salmo, Riondel, Kimber-
ley, Calgary and Yellowknife, in
Western Canada, is the only large
industry in Western Canada de-
voting an entire month to spec-
ial promotion of safety. Dozens
of other have set

ele around thelr large safety
clock. For cach accident-free day,
a clear bulb will be replaced with
a green.one; red bulbs will sig-
nify days on which accidents oc-
curred,

Refinery employecs will also
enter a limerick contest, with
the Publicatlons Department due
to choose a winner at the end of
safety month. Preliminaries will
also be held to name final en-
trants In the.‘annual Cominco

Fork-Lift Truck Road-e-o, which]

will take. place at
Arena, May 21,

The Engineering Services De-
‘held a gala , opening

Comines

aside a week per year Yor con-
centrated obedience fo, general

night affair at Tadanac Hall. Wi-
ves and children of Cominco em-

ployees were present, with safe-
ty-quiz programs planned for
children as well as for parents,

-The Engincering Trades Saf-
ety Group has developed a theme
bullt ‘around Camping and Home
Safety. All employees of the de-
partment who have spent 13 suc:
cessive aceldent-free working
months from ‘May, 1958 to May,
1959, inclusive, will be. eligible
to compete-in a draw for camping
equipment. ‘

Throughout Trail operations,
slogans have been adopted. One
which has made a particular im-
pression on viewers will be seen
often, f fh

It reads: “You cannot be safe
by accident.”

rules of ig.

In 1946, Cominco's first sat-
ety week was observed, but the
everrising standard’ of safety
throughout the Company's’ op-
erations dictated an increase. J.
B. Biker, supervisor of the safe-
ty and hyglene department, sald
1958 was the first year in which
Trail operatoins avoided a )ost-
time accident throughout safety
month,

,, He added that “results of
safety month cannot always be
assessed during or immediately
after the period.” He pointed out
the possibility of safety educa-
tion preventing accidents at any,
time, simply because certain safe-
ty habits are practiced so often as
to become almost routine during
that time. t

To continually. boost safety
to Cominco —: and to residents
of communities at or near’which
Cominco employees work — the
safety and hygiene department in
past devised

y.such as]*

s TAKE
Village of Casi
of ‘a portion of ‘the

completed by

CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

"Municipal: Ac”

_SECTION-6OT.

Age that the Corporation ‘of. the
jar intends to stop up and.dispose
highway shown on
tenay District, which portion: is.

green ona plan prepared by Gordon McRae, B.C. Ls
and werified: upon oath: swom: by ‘him: on Sth cay ot

October, 1957, in exchange for that portion ote

Seventy-four (74) of Lot One Hundred:

one (181), Kootenay District in the Provt

tish Columbioa,- ‘shown outlined:in ‘red.on
the’ said Gordon McRae af

the purpose: of diverting:the hight
DATED at Castlegar, B.C, this oy of. ge 4959.

Plan-88, Koo-
outlined: in

and E

soaring rockets during the per-])
iod of extreme solely conscious:
ness,

This year, however, officlals
have given departmental safety
authorities an opportunity to de
vise individual plans, with the
safety and hygiene department
lending supervision. According to
information received from Mr.
Biker, preparations are’ well-ad-
vanced for a gala opening at Tad-
anac and Warfield workings Fri-||
day morning.

The Trail Sea Cadet band will
tour Tadanac shops during the
morning and will also appear at
the refinerles, assay office and
research’ and development area.
An official ofthe Engineering
Division has been invited to speak
at thelr rally and Mr. Biker will
also present 2 short address.

“ Each of Cominco's separate
operations at Trail has made
plans to boost Safety Week, The
Warfield Department. has set
aside a morning during which
all shift bosses will tour the Tad-
anac plans, enjoy a luncheon
and return to work. It was felt
the familiarization tours would
help increase safety conscious-
ness among shift-bosses, and, in-
directly, among other employces
<— by enabling the tourists to
check safety procedures in other
shops,

‘The Refineries Safety group

will place 31 light bulbs in a cir-

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Bros. Building &
Supply Co. Ltd.
Phone 3351

BUILDING CONTRACTORS

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; Located In Lewis Chevron Station — Kinin

ani fiew Famous Bear Mignmest Equipment

Plus The Now Bear On The Car pecan!

Fully Exporionced Oporatr

PHONE 2072.

- EVENINGS 2842

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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 7:00 p.m.

The Community Bible Centre -
Sunday in’ the: Legion Hall
10:30 Sundey School — 7:30 Family Service
: At 51 Columbia Avenue - i
Tues.,.7:30 = Young People’s Hour;
Thurs., 7:45 - Prayer and, Bible Study.

‘|}FOR SALE — Good bullding

lots in Kinnaird, phone 2738.
tin 10

FOR SALE — 14’ plywood boat,
fibregiassed ‘bottom, with 30
HLP. outboard, phone 4471 or
2441, 316

The United Church Of Canada
Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at ll ae a.m.
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m.
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7: 308 Pam.

FOR SALE — new Beatty Iron-|.

er, will sacrifice, regular $279.-
00, going for $199. NO. Phone
2161, 614

Church Of Jesus Christ Of

Latter Day’ Saints
Sundays ‘at.10:30 a.m..— Twin Rivers. Halt

“The Presbyterian Church Of Kinnaird
. Public Worship at 11:00 a.m.
- Church: School at:10:00. a.m...
Bible Study, Tuesday, at 7:30 a.m,
Rev. M.S. Réside, B.A., B.D. -

The Anglican'Church °
+ “SUNDAY, MAY 0th
Castlegar — 8: 300: am, and 7:30'p.m. |
ce innaird —-9:00a.m. .. .

A GMs

FOR SALE — 2 lots ‘in Robson,
apply Lion’s Head \Store near
Ferry. 316

| FOR SALE — residential lots,

terms if necessary, apply Eli's
Auto Court, Phone ,5200, 2114

FOR SALE — comfortable house,
ideal for retiring couple. Good
garden with bearing fruit trees
217 - Sth Ave. Kinnaird, phone
Pc ae ees

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house
:. in Kinnaird, heavy wiring, base-

ment, garage. and’ chicken
* housé, phone 4738. - tin:17

The Pentecostal Ta Tabernacle
Sunday School - 10:a.m. — Moming Worship ~ 1.a.m,
Evangelistic. + 7:30 p.m, — Prayer and Bible Study,
“Thursday at.7:30°p.m.
it 7:30 P. im. - Young: Peoples.

obson. Community Memorial Church
* United’ Church —~Ist and 3rd‘Sunday ‘at.11 :00 a.m.
= * Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday 11:00.a.m.
‘4th Sunday, 8:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Baptist —'Sth Sunday :

FOR SALE — Small farm ‘onj

Blueberry Paulson Highway
apply’ box 108 Kinnaird. 317

fon CaN My PoaD is ALWAYS "30 DARN Suereev ay

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday May 7, 1959

NOTICE.— the'Sales Agent for
the T. Eaton Co. will be in the
Castlegar. Order ‘Office on
‘Thursday afternoon of each

ig ‘weelk-from 1:00 ‘to. 4:00 p.m:

tin18

NOTICE — Castlegar and Dis-

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of John
Frank Nixon, who passed away
on the 9th of May. 1557,

Will be remembered and. lov-
ed always by his wife and a
ily.

“trict Hospital - This 1s an ap-
peal to those few people wifo
have NOT yet driven or back-
ed thelr automobiles into the
wooden guard rails argund the
hospital parkways. Will anyone
who feels an irresistable urge
to take a crack at these rails
please do 50, if it can be ‘con-
veniently arranged, before the
end of May,'so that they can
be repaired once and for all.
There are also a few small
trees still standing for: ee
+ with ambition:

NOTICE .— Ken's Wheel Align-
ment now-open to serve you,
i phone 2472 ‘for

Guide Association
Rolds Meeting

The regular monthly meet-
ing of the Guide and Brownie
Association, Castlegar Branch,
was held at the hame of Mrs. G.
W. Anderson on April 28. There
were twelve members present.
Final plans for the Annual
Mothers’ Day tea were made.
The tea Is to be held in the St.
Alban’s Hall on May 9. The Brow-
nies are to be asked to look af-
ter the surprise parcels. There

118

NOTICE — ‘Senior Citlzen’s As-
Pot Luck Supper, Fri-

FOR SALE — 3 antennas and 2
masts complete. Apply. Mrs.
Bagglo, 424-5th. Ave., Castlegar.

oy 318,

FOR SALE — 25 acres, north
side , of . old, Milestone -Road,
Kinnaird. "Sand pit, on" proper-

day evening, 6:30 p.m. Busi-
ness -meeting.- follows. -Guests
_Wweleome, 118

ty. What. offers? Phone 9741,
Cc 318

FOR SALE — house trailer .go-
ing at °$285.00, apply Mrs.
LANCIAULT, Salmo, B.C, ‘316

FOR ‘SALE — fresh eggs, case
‘or % case lots, L, T. Abbott,
Wynndel, B.C., phone EL6-2496

FOR SALE — 3 b home

B: : +fnl8

on 2 corner : lots,” fenced, on
* Robson. townsite,’ 12° assorted
fruit. trees, garage, apply ‘box
274 Robson or phone 3462. 316

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FUNERAL HOME

FOR SALE — house in Castle
_8ar, 2 bedrooms main floor, 2
finished rooms ‘in , basement,
automatic gas heat, terms,
phone 391i. ' tiniG

FOR SALE — semi-finished 2

FOR SALE — GE. electric stove,
30" oven, phone 5265. © | 318

FOR RENT — heated, furnished
apartment. Private entrance -
private:-bathroom, dishes, ln-
en, fridge, gas stove. Available}
June Ast. J.

NOTICE — Bargain’ Print Sale
+ in Robson Halt, May. 9, Satur-
-day, 2:30. p.m. .Sponsored by
‘Robson Evening Group, W.A.
Tea, doorprize and bake goods,
118

will be a contest and
also a door prize. s
Cookie’ day is to be May %
It was decided that money
for a uniform be allotted to Mrs
J.,Dalziel, who is Tawny'Ow! fox
the 1st Castlegar Pack.
Booster prize was won by
Mrs, C.. King.
+: Delicious refreshments were
served ‘by the hostess.
‘The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. EL
Bartsofg on May 26 at 2:00 gm

tinis

FOR SALE — Cabin Cruiser, 23
ft, 65 HELP. ford V8 inboard
marine conversion, apply. Smith
Marine Service, Syringa Creek.

318

FOR RENT —.:4 room modern
house,’ phone 3897 or 7031, 118

* CASTLEGAR “pepo Ls LAUGHTON
a x $84 — OF BO,

DEDICATED! TO KINDLY
‘THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and'

* Bronze Plaques

IOFFICE SUPPLIES
COMMERCIAL ."°
cf JASTLEGAR BUILDING
c
GASTLEGAR ‘NEWS SUPPLY. STORE
- Box 249. — ~Piione 2161.

“NORA'S >
HAIR’: DRESSING PARL'
A’ cemplete , beauty, service |-.-

by appointment

- DESMOND T.

LITTLEWOOD,

- OPTOMETRIST
Wed. 2:30 to .8:00 p.m.
pnege samt :

Ms E, MeCORQUODALE
Bs ©. Land Surveyor

UNITED. TRUCKING -
Daily Freight Service
Trafl,, Rossland, Castlegar, - |
Nelson *
‘PRONE 1284 Bay Avenue, Trall.

“Castlegar 2521 : Met

SMITH’S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For: Estimates Phone 3 7
ae arid 7261 PHONE 5155 ‘or 2181
D. FOX:

ar
“PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS |

BASe:
B.C, LAND SURVEYOR’
“1015 Eighth St. Netson
_Phone 144-8

Ray G. Johnson,
BI iG
7EXCAVATING .
SEE -

CASTLEGAR CTRANSFER’
W..Sharples — Phone’ 6091 -

~ 6. A. SUMNER FURNITURE MOVING |

Long Distance

“esisionk' aa

-\ | PHONE ©
Castlegar 2521 — Trail 191
PHONE 20271

~Nelson 1471:
UNITED ene :

-WALDIE LUMBER &.*
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
We. can ‘supply ‘all your -
bullding ‘needs, Estimates
gladly given: *
‘Phone 7112.

es HOM!

BUILDING. SUPPLIES

Phone 3181—Kinnatrd, ' 3.0.
LUMBER, — PAINT

PLUMBING AND.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

DUTCH MAID, >
BAKERY LIMITED
Birthday Cakes:
Weddliig Cakes
Anniversary, Cakes
PHONE $241

- CENTRAL “SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

GREEP'S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING -
Free -Eatimates

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to-9:30 pan.
Not just another place to eat,

PHONE 38st ~-

PHONE 8571

-But the place to eat anether-

house, full
furnace and garage,

phone
4738, * tims

FOR RENT — 2.room apartment
upstairs, 762 2nd “Ave, Castle-
+ gar. Phone 5106, . 118:

WANTED TO RENT

two bedroom house or ‘sulte,
furnished, Have 2 children,
ages 2% years and 10 months,
phone 2353 or 5354, BSt:)

To Insure your D
NOW and Assure -Your
At . Retire-

FOR SALE — Baby Crib and
mattress, also 1952 Austin Sta-

tion Wagon. Phone 7541. 118

FOR SALE — 14’ plywood boat,
+ fibreglass .bottom, . 74%. HP:
Evinrude motor. T.V, Antenna
2,4 and 6,, 6'XS" rug,

ment.

C. Arthur
Anderson

‘ANTED — second-hand boy's
bicycle for 9 yr, old, Phone
4248, ns
FOR RENT — fully’ furnished
suite 567 — 5th Ave. or phone
6231, is 317

The Mutual Life A
of Canada”

phone. 7511. vy 118

FOR SALE — 4 bédroom house
, on 2 corner lots, gas furnace,
garage, 390.- 7th Ave. Castle-
gar. ,Phone 5114: 317

Pensions
Whether your business
has few employees or
many, their underlying
concern is the same as.

ours — the future, -,
A_ Pension’ Plan won't
solve all personnel prob-
lems, but’ it will help re-~
lieve you and your staff,
of the vital problems of
old age. The cost is low.
You are cordially invited
to consult —

Dick Fowler A
North American
” bife

“Robson, BC. :

ILS. Ud .

“Charter Service.
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lokes

‘Phone 4331-

“INSURE

VO ne Sur
, Por AllYour
“INSURANCE NEEDS
Phone 3441

NOTICE — Lovely flowers -for
mother’ at Nielsen’s in. Kin-
naira. 118

SMITH BOARDING: KENNELS
“The home’ ‘for. your pet when
you're away, reasonable rates,
pick-up “and - delivery service,
Syringe - Creek Phone 90047.
415

— one or}:

FOR RENT — 5-roomed. house
in Castlegar; central, apply 76
Maple. St. between 9:00 a.m.
and 6;00. p.m, 4 316

FOR RENT — Motel units for
rent: by .the. week or month,
apply Maples Motel. phone
4871. 316

ROOM AND BOARD cor ue
es. Phone 9781. tin 2

NOTICE — For Mother's Day, |

say it with flowers from Hel-

ens Flower "Shop. ‘Let us as-

sist you with gift selections.

We-can create floral arrange-

ments and-corsages that are
id.

CASTLE

THEATRE

an

from our wide variety of flow-
ers - roses, carnations, garden.
jas, gladiolas, snapdragons.
stocks, spray mums, Mafestic
daisies, Marguerites, Esthe:
Reed daisies, sweet peas, tul
ips and lily-of-the-valley. Per
haps you would lke a lovel:
‘plant In bloom? See our stocl
of hydrangeas, fuschias, cal
ceolarias, chrysanthemums.
roses and lilies. We also hav
tropical and other small -a°
sorted plants. Let us help you
to “say it - with flowers
Flowers say it better! 118

IN MEMORIAM

McNeil — In loving memory, of
Rev. A. O, McNeil who passed
away, May 8th, 1958,
He went away without farewell,
He said goodbye to none
But Heaven's gate was open wide
Anda loving voice said “Come”
In memory's lane we often stanc
Our hearts are sad and sore.
But through the gloom,
There come the words,
“Not Dead, just gone before.”
Ever remembered by his
wife and family. ns

OTICE — 1d grav-
el ae phone 3200, Eli So-
pow. 2114

NOTICE — Will take in grad-
uation dresses for sewing
Phone. 3299. | 316

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —

THUR. - FRI. - SAT.

Elk Drive-in

P.O. Box 303, C: 4ltin

NOTICE = Highly qualified tea-
cher; mathematics and Russian

ive Edgewood
4:00 “p.m. Monday.
Leave
7:00 (a.m. Tuesday.
‘Arrive:Bobson’ Wharf.

Alexander Zuckerberg. Phone
Cc: 4631. tins

, CREDIT UNIONS ARE
“REGULARLY | AUDITED

FOR SALE — Riverview lot.in
Dumont Kinnaird phone 2034:
' 317

NOTICE —.TV sales and ser'vice
, Agent for Marcont, Phone 5: pier
R. Martini,

MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS ~

-Renewals,‘or :new, see. Bar-
rie’s Barber Shop, ‘authorized
agent for.ALL + magazines, E

Thur. -

Richard Widmork

, 22 16

Fri. - Sat. May 7-8-9

Men of Sherwood Forest

IN COLOR — PLUS

Red Skies of Montana

IN COLOR

ONE SHOWING — 8:40

— Richard Boone