CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 6, 1953

Council Committee

Castlegar Council took'a dim|
view of the damage to street
signs in the Village, Hallowe'en,

Coucll should mect with a rep-
resentative of the West Kootenay|

enue, Commissioner Pettitt -felt) -

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Measure your present
insulation. If it’s be-
low the 4” level. then
ring it uy the
recommen: ed | leve)
with ZONOLITE—
it never. settles.

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Many signs were ‘not only ‘up.
rooted but bent or’ broken,

Commissioners felt parents
should see thelr children do not
carry out such’ destructlon, it}
involves needless expense ant
time for the Village crews, whicl
In the end comes right back tc
the parents’ doorstep.

Commissioners will act to
have anyone ,caught damaging
village or public property prosec::
uted, they said.

Health Commissioner Mrs. E,
Rysen reported she and Commis-:|
sioner Maddocks had gone over|
the Garbage Bylaw and recom.
mended It.to be checked by San-
itary Inspector D. Roe before fin-
alizing.

Commissioner Rysen felt the}
Department of Highways should
be contacted with a view to get-
ting something done about the
poor drainage at the foot of Sher-
biko hill, She felt this water
could constitute quite a hazard
in the event of a sudden frost,
This ‘will be checked on further.

Gordon Pettitt, Parks Com-
missioner, told Council that foot-
ings and fougdations of wall and
bandstand at the Ball park are|
soon to be finished, and suggest-|
ed pouring a slab to complete the
bandstand. He thought
would be plenty of labour to be|
had, and it could be done on the
winter employment plan.

Speaking on removal of po
wer poles at Juniper and 2nd Av-

there];

Power and Light Company, Mr.
S. Mawdsley, and inspect the spot
in order to get the true picture,

Commissioner, R. Maddocks
reported on a. study of the water|
regulations bylaw used by the
City of Nelson. He felt this by
law Is “highly applicable to us”
and would recommend the Clerk
have such a regulations bylaw
drawn up for Castlegar. Commis
sioner Maddocks offered Mr
Logelin whatever help he could
give in this matter.

Mr. Maddocks referred to
the meeting with Celgar officlals,
saying he felt it had been a. good
thing and hoped they would con-
tact Council soon.

Village Clerk, J. Logelin was
asked to have the Fireworks By-
law advertised in the papers, and
its enforcement will commence
January 1, 1959. This should pu
dealers in the clear and give
them sufficlent notice to avoid!
stocking merchandise they can-
not sell next year, under the by-
law.

Reports _

R. McNabb, Village works
supervisor reported the open well
by’ the Dairy had been checked
and is now safely covered,

Mr. MeNabb = advised re-|
quests had been recelved for two
street alight. ‘These are being
checked.

He had received a letter of
thanks from G. T. Hughes on be
half of the Canadian Legion, 170,
for the work done at the Ceno-
taph site.

, A letter was read from the

October 31, according to figures

Seven Permits Total
$24,265 For Cctoher

Seven buildiisg permits ‘were
issued during the perlod ending

from a report by Dave Seaton,
Building Inspector.
These seven permits came to
a total of $24,265.00 and were
brokerf down as follows:
Mitchell Supply,

Dear Sir;

Association ‘would like to
thank all the citizens of Castle.

gar who so generously supported
their “Shell Out for’ UNICEF”
campaign. An amount of 378.00!
was collected from the Castlegar'

area, This sum , will

LETTER. :
TO THE EDITOR

children for yaws, a widespread
tropical crlppler.

Thank-you very much for
The Christlan Young People's

Hallowe'en by helping us.. help
others.
3 Yours truly,
The Christian Young
People Assoclation

supply
enough penicillin to treat 1,560 ¥

‘helping us have an enjoyable 2%

$300.00; J. R. Killough, garage,
$200.00; P. W. Harvick, Store and
apts., $22,000.00; T. B. Couch,
garage, $750.00; W. Saprunoff,
$300.00; V. Anti

alterations, $1000.00 and P. J.

the
be unvelled on Remem
brance day, November 11, and is-
suing an invitation to Council to,
attend, Council will purchase a)
wreath and will attend as a)

body if possible.

A brief report was given by
J. Wren of Assoclated Engineers,
on testing of water lines, Mr.
Wren said work had been going
well, but they may have to hold
off for a while if materlal order-|
ea does not arrive soon. He est!-
mated about 50 per cent of the!

testing was now done.
Christmas store closing
hours were These will

It was also
\hat Council act immediately to
obtain a lane aliowance at the
back of the Ilquor store, from
dst, Avenue to the alley,

Council stated they would
like to go on record as disassoc-
lating themselves from the re
marks made concerning Firemen
by Carrie Jane Gray, Mayor of
Prince George, while at the Na
naimo convention of UBCM.

A telegram will go to the
people of Springhill, N.S. ex

2 ee

pressing the sympathy of one
gar Council and he}

[be publicized.

A letter was received from
Kootenay Soclety for Handicap-
ped Children, stating ‘member
ship meet will be held November
29, 1958. Council will renew mem:
bership in the Society.

2 e
A letter was aiso received

Kinakin, » $75.00.

Only one of the above per-
mits has been completed, work
is going ahead-on all others.
There were no other projects
finished during the month, al-
though work has been going on,

on all outstanding permits, rath-| .

er slowly ‘on some. Construction
is up to standard: and in compli-
ance with the Village building
bylaw, Mr. Seaton said,

As Traftic Inspector, Mr
Seaton reported 5 tickets issued,
one for parking within 15 feet
from a hydrant; two parking in
a prohibited area and two in
back lanes.

Crosswalks for pedestrians
have been repainted .and traffic
lanes put in at the junction of
Main and Columbia.

Several new street signs are
up at points on Columbia Aven-
ue and other traffic signs erect-

: nl ‘Trades licences havey

giving jon OP+! by
eration of Community Program.
mes Branch, and payment of Re
creation directors, under ‘the
plan.

=| courage of the residents of the
town in this tragedy.”
Fire and Light C

TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE
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Repairs to all makes of TV and =
‘adios. ‘

the D
for winter work to alleviate’ the
unemployment situation. To en-
courage ete,

er Carr advised a number of:
complaints were received con:
cerning the curfew siren, how-
ever, he was pleased to note the
Jength, has been cut, the nolse
should not cause as much con
cern now. .

Commissioner Carr said tha‘
Pulleys for the-second fire: truck
have arrived and they will soor
be ready to give a demonstration

@ RCA Victor Television
@ Phonographs ond Hi-Fi’s

“Years of experience is our guarantee
of dependable service.”

PHONE 3331

= ELECTRONIC SERVICES
enn

Acrylic Latex Paint

‘Mal Satin

Benjamin
| Méare. jain

Mitchell Supply Lid.

BOTH TRAIL and CASTLEGAR

to
provide work for jobless by do-
ing work which would not other.|
wise be udertaken, the Dominion
government will pay 50 per cent
of the cost. This is being studied
further.

Guide and Brownie

Leaders io Receive
Baby-silfer Money

At a recent meeting of the
Castlegar Girl Guide Association
members decided that future ex-
penses incurred by Guide and

'| Brownie Leaders for baby-sitters

while leaders. were attending
Guide meetings would be met
by the Association.

The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs, L. Zinio with Mrs.
H.. McMasters in the chair and
ten members present.

District Commissioner, Mrs.
W. Fox, stressed the need for
competent examiners for Guide
and Prownie tests. She felt that
the Association should make it
their responsibility to provide’
necessary examiners,’ It was de
cided to invite the leaders to at-
tend the next Association meet-
ing with a view to further infor-
mation on this matter:

Several copies of the.:Policv,
Organization and Regulations of
the Girl Guide Association will
be ordered for the use of Bxecie
tive_members, *

elicious ‘refreshments were
served by the hostess.

The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. W.

Schwartzenhauer, November: 25.

DRIVE UP TO

YOUR FRIENDLY

SHELL STATION THIS WEEK
AND HAVE YOUR CAR

WINT.

ERIZED

For Carefree Winter Driving

“YOU CAN DEPEND ON SHELL

AND GET SERVICE. AS WELL”
_MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT Now!

The Council was saved of}.
an! man in‘a bathing suit in the mid-

for the period cov-
ae by the report.

LAFF TIME

An explorer came upon a

dle of the Sahara Desert.

“What are you dolig?" ask-
ed the traveler.

“I'm playing on the -beach,”
answered the man insthe abbrev
jated costuine.

“But, my good man, you are
100 miles from the ocean.”

“So what? I can't swim.”

The baby feels secure... but is he?

Family safety fi more than i) i
There should be guaranteed arene pati Millions
of Canadians get this through Life Insurance. They own
more of this valuable property, in relation to national ,
income, than any other people in the world.

Waste no time worrying about that small boy. He has
a two-fisted | gtip on security. He belongs i a s family
which Life an art of its,

towards

Canada is rich in families that treasure life insurance
as a present pledge and future promise of security
obtained by their'own initiative.
Friendly, helpful agents have shown 724 million Cana-
dians what a property life ii is, Every
year an increasing number of families buy life insur-
ance as their major. source of family and personal
security,

Hays, living ‘receive 5% million
dollars, every weak, from | the ife Insitrance Companies
in Canada,

THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA

"THEIR LIVES—HIS LIVELIHOOD—DEPEND ON OIL

imperial contributes to a better life for Canadians through constant
leadership in ollees finding new suppiles... pioneering more useful products

There are more than five
tractors for every six occu-
pied farmsin Canada...one
motor vehicle for every four
Canadians. More than half
the homes in Canada are
heated by oil,

Canadians consume half

Imperial has been a major
contributor to to this better
life, more productive econ-
omy. In 1946, Canada pro-

IMPERIAL OIL) LIMITED.

duced less than one-tenth of
Het oil

ue muna
in Alberta. Tot aia
own fields ‘produce nearly 60
percent of our requirements,
pane ite nine refin ‘and

rR ran
Tacs

sours
Souter
[Sears

Since 1941, gosoline fabled equip.
iment on farme has risen sharply,

amie is

constantly been ipenal lead
in the development of: f newer.

i to mak full Saas ‘ef
+. to make a fuller life for
Canadians,

RIAL OIL...FOR 75 VEARS A LEADER IN CANADA'S GhowTH

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BUSINESS’ DIRECTORY

AUTO
BOB'S SERVICE

General .Repairs
and Tune-Ups
Tires — Batteries
Phone 2091

_ Kinnaird Chimney
Cleaning Service .
Phone 3722

We Service Oil Furnaces Kinnaird, B.C.

‘CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulang, -- Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze
Plaques

Phone 3601

FURNITURE
OVING
- LONG DISTANCE
ANYWHERE —
For Free Estimates
PHONE
Castlegar 2521
Nelson 1471 .
UNITED TRUCKING

Trall 191

house, situated on large ‘lot —|
also additional lots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdokimoff.

: 28

FOR SALE — Large plastic crlb,
mattress, excellent condltlon,
New chains for small car,
Bhone 2494, 43

FOR SALE — New 2 bedroom! FOR RENT — heated, furnished

apartment, Private entrance —
private bathroom, dishes, linen,
fridge, gas slove — phone
2332, Kinnaird. tfn33,

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or unfurnished, phone 4172.
tin20

FOR RENT —2 Bedenona un

FOR SALE - Coleman’ ofl fur-
nace,’ 50,000 B,T.U. — we are
eqnverting -to, gas, also girls’
white figure skates, phone
4722," 33

mn high-
way—phone Kinnaird, "3131,

FOR. RENT — F ed

FOR SALE = 3 bedroom unfin-
ished house in Robson on %
acres of land, garage, apply
Box 316, Castlegar. . 345)

FOR RENT’ Small 2 bedroom
house, $30 a month, 5 Prince
Avenue, Phone 5114, - 145)

WANTED — Gateleg table, new
condition, phone 5161. 245)

NOTICE. — Board and room,
apply 34 Columbia Ave.
345

FOR SALE -- Oil heater, one
@ining buffet with mirror, ap-
ply 732 Main St. phone 9521.

1h 34

YOR SALE — Coal and wood]
pipeless furnace, delivered for
$45 cash, Phone Trail 286-R-2,

FOR SALE — 25 "ft. Columbia
house trailer, in immaculate
_ condition, fully equipped. Ced
ar Court or phone Castlegar
4921, 35

RIGBY‘'S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

TAX!

“BUILDING SUPPLIES
“Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, BC.

LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND

Phones 288M & S311 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

FOR SALE — 6 volt Motorola
car radio for under dash, price
pai phone 3256. 145

SALE — wool quilt, $25. ae
ei S724th Ave.,

145|FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house,

45 FOR RENT — 2. bedroom house

and linen supplied. Phone
2332, Kinnaird.

FOR RENT — Motel accommo-
dation—Low winter rates, fully
modern, automatic gas heat
—Phone 4187 — Cedar Crest
“Motel. 642,

full plumbing, wired for elec-
tric range.. Apply 370-3rd Ave.
Phone 6311. ee m4

FOR RENT!— Semi-furnished 2
room house in Castlegar, elec-
tric range, automatic electric
heater, electrically heated wa-
ter, central, phone 4631 days.

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house,
reasonably priced, apply 572-
4th Avenue. 345

FOR SALE — Large, rose, chest-
erfield chair, in new condition,
$29.95. Phone 5161. 145)

CENTRAL SHOE.
& LEATHER REPAIR ~
PHONE 4621

NORA'S os
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

NOTICE — Will take in sewing,
phones 3299,

aird, on

in
gooa garden tot,” lawn, Phone .

tfn43

3! ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
P.O. Box 303, Castlegar. 41tfn

BOARD AND ROOM — Apply
4 Columbia.

CARD OF THANKS"
Mrs. Mary Moore’ returned
home from the hospital yester-

CURIOSITY
How deep is deep?

* How high | is high?

If it wasn’t for the mountains,
What would hold up the sky?

If it wasn’t for the sunshine,
Would the birdies still sing?

And if it wasn’t for the blossoms,
Would there ever be spring?

|f the clouds ever tore,

Could the angels fall through?
And if they never cried,
Would there be any dew?

If it wasn't for the fairies,
Would we still keep our teeth?
And if it wasn’t for the sandman,
Would we ever need sleep?
Please, momma, answer,

It's ‘portant you see;

If the stork couldn't fly,

Would there ever be me?

Marg, ObedkofF.

day morning and wishes to ex-
press thanks to the hospital staff
and Drs. Fowler and Johnson.
Mr. Moore also wishes to
thank friends, for providing rides
to the hospital.

Mr. arid Mrs, R. Moore

NOTICE — The Doukhobor La-
dies of Robson will--be having
a tea and bake sale at the Rob-
son Community Hall, on Sat.
November 15th from 14 pm.

14!

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom mrod-
em home, phone 7031 after 5
Pm. 145

WANTED TO BUY — A bed-
chesterfield and chest of draw-
ers In good condition. Phone
3256, 145]

Acomplete beauty service
by .appointment -
PHONE 2564 |
Nora Mojelskt

We attach “Dinkie” Nickie
Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, F.C. .

No man with a burden of
debt hgs a right to pro-

tect, - his

NOTICE — Minto Chapter, No.
79, OES, will hold their an-

. ENGAGEMENT

Mrs. E. A. Lampard of
Castlegar wishes to announce the
of her
daughter, Elizabeth Jean, to Mr.
William Price, youngest son of
Mrs. M, Price, of Cranbrook. The
wedding will take place, in the
Castlegar United Church, Decem-
ber 20,

nual bazaar Novem

ber 8th, from 2:30 to 4:30.

Baking, sewing, door prize.
is : 145

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:60 a.m, to 9:30 pan.

Not Jut'Another Place ‘To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another’

PHONE 8881.
CASTLEGAR

UNITED
TRUCKING
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson. .

PH!
Castlegar. 2521

7 ' GAL SUMNER
a ” saturopathie Physiclan
Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021. ,

WALDIE DESMOND T.
ae | “LUMB UMBER & BUILDING LITTLEWooD
< SUPPLY LTD. . ‘TI:
We can suppiy all your OPTOMETRIST z
building needs. Estimates aout
S gladly given. . Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Rhone 72 Phone 3021 or 2231

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE SL
Castlegar, BC.

; SMITHS Z
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone .
$401 & 7261

_has-not fi first pr

‘wife “and children ‘with
“Life Assurance:

Plans to suit your individ-

NOTICE — The Noventhdr:meet-
~ ing of the’ Wonjen’s. Ai
to the Castlegar ,and District
Hospital will be ‘held Saturday,
November 15th, at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mrs.-M. Higgens,
of Nurses.

ual” may be
arranged. through;

J. 1, LAUGHTON
BSc. OD.
OPTOMETRIST
Oftice closed until October

20th. Contact. Nelson office
for service.

PHONE 2581

DRY CLEANERS

Phone 4851
We Pick-Up and
Deliver

GENERAL BUILDING
7 CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building
Supplies
L. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
: SUPPLY. STORE:

Box 240 — Phone 2161

For.
COAL, SAND, 'GRAVET
BULLDOZING & .
EXCAVATING
SEE:

: CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
é Sharples _ Phone 609)

‘ ‘ puTcH: MAID
BAKERY LIMITED
Birthday Cokes
Wedding Cakes
‘Anniversary Cakes
PHONE. 2242

_ Dick Fowler ee
North American
Life
Robson, B.C.

Guest of honour will be Mrs. H.
E. Doelle, President” of ‘the | Ke
Kootenay, Lake’ General -Hos-
pital auxiliary and. Regional

Councillor: of. thé Provincial] .*

Division. 244

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply
to Lease Land

In Land Recording District of
Kootenay: and situate at Robson,
B.C..on the Arrow Lakes, neat
the Robson East wharf.

Take notice that The Arrow

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to friends and neigh-
bours for. their. many acts of
kiridnéss;" flowera" and“tokeris of
sympathy sent to -us on the
death of our beloved father Wal
ter Wilford Dams: Special thanks
to Sistersand staff of Mt, St.
Frantis, Drs. Smythe, Ruebsaat
una Hall, _Archdeacon B. A. Res.

‘KINNAIRD

Curfew

“Will Go

Into = Effect

Monday, November 10
. AT 9.00 P.M. .

ALL CHILDREN 16 YEARS AND UNDER MUST BE
OFF THE STREETS BY 9:30 P.M.

P. A. Smibert,
Village Clerk.

a =a

LEGION WELFARE

of Senior Citizens
club, Castlegar and the Castle
gar Funeral Home,

i The Dams Family,
ve Castlegar

Building: Supplies
cat eee ee
Bulldisg & Supply Co. Lia ©
CASTLEGAR
Phone .3351.

Boat Club of C; BC
intends to apply for a” lease" of
‘the following described lands:—
Commencing at a post planted
200 feet East of the ‘Robson
East wharf. thence 1200 “feet;
thence South 300 feet thence
‘West 1200 feet; thence North 300
feet to the point of commence-
ment and containing eight acres,
more or less, fur the purpose of
mooring boats.
Arrow Boat Club,
per C. A. Anderson.

RICK’S
‘TV. ‘Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.

Supplies _
ELECTROHOME

Fleetwood_T.

READY - MIX —

CONCRETE.

‘DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR
CONSTRUCTION JOB '

WHY NOT USE THE BEST FOR LESS?
Driveways — Parking Lots —/ Carports

For Free Estimates — Phone Trait 2054 Collect

L.L.S. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere, on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service -

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf

10:00 am. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood

4:00. p.m. gee
Leave Edge’

TLC Min nn
CASTLE THEATRE

BINGO

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2th

$100 JACKPOT PRIZES

“ MON. - TUES. - WED.

* ALAN-LADD vs.
EDW. G: ROBINSON

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greatness

of the men
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