CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 4, 1959

LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

Kinsmen Pleased With Clinic

Dear Sir:

23, 46) . people took their first

. The C Kins:

of free’Salk vaccine. ”

men Club would like’ to express
a sincere thank you through the
columns of your paper to. all
those who contributed in one
‘way or another towards a very
successful free Salk vaccirie clin-

At the Legion Hall on May

To make this clinic a success
a large number of people have
contributed their time and effort
We wish to express our thanks
to the following: .

Doctors: Dr.’Hall, Dr..Temn-
ant, Dr, Fowler dnd Dr. Johnson.

Nurses: Mrs. M. Higgens,

i One 1956. ‘whiys 4 wo.
“heater.

_, lent rubber, ready to go, *

ATTERTION.

FARM. MACHINERY FOR SALE

One 1957 Willys 4 W.D. Station Wagon be eiote wlth 4
, Koenig Winch. Warn Hubs. and heater.

* One Allic Chaimbers 23 Plow

One John Deere 6' One Way « -with h Seedars attochment.
One Allis Chialmbers 2 Bottom Plow on steel.

Complete line of New "Case ‘Farm’ “Machinery
‘Trades accepted. Terms-available’ an all units. Enquire
today. Phone ELLIOTT 64460 or write -either . Creston
Farm | eae “Creston, ae or Box. 490A, “Castlegar, BSC.

Bton truck Warn, pubs, and

FOR Your SON.on DAUGHTERS
GRADUATION
CHOOSE A BEAUTIFUL BULOVA _

WATCH FOR A LASTING GIFT
GRIGER FROM : $29.95 UP

DROP IN AND LOOK OVER OUR MANY. OTHER
WONDERFUL GIFTS SUITABLE FOR THE -
: GRADUATE +

LEO BOSSE
CASH AND SAVE JEWELLERS
10% Off All Cash

Purchases
18%, Dat AM Cash, Zucabasss Over ‘si00
Applies On Lay-Aways

xe, Accounts Accented At
Saeluding Nationally ‘Adve

Shop With Centidence At Your

Teguise Prices .
ertised Merchandise

PHONE” 2041

Miss O'Brien, Miss Peever, Miss
Tokaryk, Mrs. Betty Hall, Mré.
Gallo, Mrs. F, Smith and Miss

Armstrong.
Recorders: Rosemary Good-
win, Marianne Campbell, Marlene
Ford,” Eliza

Vittoria Day
Huge Success, Sun Shines

By BETH McLEOD

The .amnual IODE Victoria
Day celebrations turned. out a
real‘success Saturday. when the
weatherman favored the day with
elear skies and sunshine.

‘Leading the parade froin the

beth’ Flet-

school grounds was

the Ci ar fire truck, follow-

cher, Donna Thompson and Rose:
Marie Harvick.
Publicity: Castlegar’ News,
Nelson News and Trail Times.
Castlegar-Robson branch of
the Canadian Legion ‘for the use

') of the hall and Greep’s Electric

for the use. of the public: address.
system,

‘TV stations KHQ and KREM,
radio stations CIAT and CKLN,
the Castle Theatre and Els
Drivetn. All the merchants and
‘husiness places that allowed pol-
to pamphlets and posters for dis-
pliy in their; windows.

We wish to assure’ everyone
that we, the Kinsmen, have been
greatly Pleased . ‘with the good
response that everyone. has
shown towards the ‘polio clinie

{including the large number of

' people that turned out to make
itva. success... -
“Let .ug © ‘remember that’ epi-

-| demic polio fas not been cori:
i quored yet, but can be prevented

with Salk vacelne..The date for
the secon@ free clinic will be
June 20,

B Jolin Paluck,, -

. Chainman, ‘Kin-
“pdird Kinsmen Salk vac-
cine clinic.

Cubs End Season,
- With Pirate Night:
' “And Hot Dogs to Eat

A "Pirate Nigtit” in the Le
gion, Stal rounded out the sea
son for the: Second: Castleg@’
Cub Pack. Because of bad wea
ther the usual outdoor gatherln,
at Indian Flats «was not:tield.”

The - inter-six competitio

“was won by the White Six,|"
headed by Billy: Naylor sand}
Douglas . McNabb with’. cub
Glen Toogood, Douglas Walk
‘er and Richard Horlick in ‘the
Pack.

The prize for the best. cub!
went to Harold Batting, Secbn
tprize went’ to Billy. Furey and,
third prize*to Freddy Simpson

The prize for the best. pirat

costume went to Norman Fields
Second . prize in this category;
went to Danny Creegan and
third prize: te Tom, Simpson.

‘Two games were enjoyed

ATS anSE THE RIGHT TIME TO BE
“INSTALLING A. :

- COME INTO SEE OUR BIG STOCK

AND DISPLAY
LINCOLN — CONROY — BEACH

2

Half Price sale

FAIRBANKS - MORSE - ANTHES &

MCLARY

L

Tanien Building Supply

PHONE 2161

‘| rected ‘In Canada, You knock the

ed by the 44th Fleld Squadron
Pipe Band of Trail, The IODE
float with the queen an attend-
ants followed, surrounded by an
honor. guard’ of air cddets,
Winning first’ prize for its
“We're in the €hips” float. was
the Kinnaird. Little Theatre.
The flont represented the new
town of Kraft, First prize in
the best decorated car section
went to tho -Castle Theatre
which, much to the-chiidren's
delight, was topped by bal-
loons, ©

Second prize in the float sec-

tion went.to the kindergarten |‘4q

group. Pupils of the Castlegar
elementary school, “paraded in
huge ‘comic: paper-mache masks
Made at the school. '

Following the floats were a
number of colorfully decorated
bicycles, tricycles and wagons.
Among these were the bicycles
of first-prize’ winner Jo-Anne
Lanzarotta arid second-prize win-
ner Sally Hughes.-

First prize in the ‘elevate

between the. cubs and their’ par
ents and a camp’ fire rounded|
out the “program.

. & potential new cub, Ronnie
Horlick, and three little sisters
of other cubs, Maryanne Gall,
Kathy Fields and, Patricia Simp-|
son, were .guests. Debbie Mc
Luckie was also a guest.

The entire crecutive of the}

group

Celebration

section went to Larry Popoff and
second to Michael Moran. Hea-
ther Killough and Kenneth Davis
dressed as a bride and groom to
win first prize in the wagon sec-
tion. :
First prize for the best-dres-
sed boy went to Gary Fowle
and second prize went to Chris-
topher Vaeasen. First prize in
the. girls’ bestdiressed sectloD
went to Debbie McLuckie. and

Club of C , Kinnaird and

Robson presents a Spring’Tea at the Twin Rivers Hall, .
Saturday, dune 6, at t 2:30 p.m.

The Sor.

BAKE TABLE — CANDY STALL — DOLL RAFFLE
SPRING PARADE OF FASHIONS

second to Karen Wells.

First prize in the comic cos-
tumes went to an Indian and
second was given to a scarecrow,
Girls’ comic costume prizes were
won by Mina Wallace and Elaine
and Edwina Hyde.

Best in the doll, buggy cate-
gory were Stevie Miros, Elaine
Makaroff ‘and Gay Desauinier.
As the high schoo] band play-
“Land of Hope and Glory,”
the queen and her. attendants: as:
cended the platform. .

“ IODE Regent, Mrs. R. Whit-
taker, opened the ceremonies and
welcomed all, those at the
Laker Guest speaker was oO.

. Ballard of Robson who men-
Honea the splendid work of tke
IODE.

‘The highlight of the day was
the crowning of the new queen,
Marilyn Markle, by retiring
queen Sandra Gray. A lovely
Douquet of yellow tulips was pre-
sented to queen Marilyn by prin-
cess Bonnie

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT FALL FAIR
ASSOCIATION RAS -

Display Space tor Ret

At the 1959 Fall Fair t8 be held on September 18
& 19 in the Costlegor and District Arena,

anf

Fer tion Write To S$

Mrs. P..Oglow
“sy'g ‘anBept0g ‘949 xOg

‘

Among the queens other at
teNdants were Anita Jenks,
Patsy Morey and-Yvoyne Cris-
tofoli of Castlegar and Diane,
Haywood of Kinnaird, The
tiny flower girls: were Louisa
Demeo, Sue Killough, Donna

Ghaimman Rennie Mitenell

Mrs.~ Mitchell, secretary Mrs.

Naylor and Mr. Naylor, and

treasurer * W: Fields and - Mr
Fields

The’ kitchen’ was run for the

. night by Mrs. J. Zoogood and

. Mrs,.N. Stoochnoff, Hot dogs

*-were.supplied for the cubs and

becca was provided for. the

and]

Gin ‘master J. McLuckie and
AOM,- Mrs, H. J. Binnie, said
they. were encouraged by seeing
so’ many parents present and
thanked ‘the group committee

Haines,
Mary Elfen Gallo and Deborah
Zinlo. .

Page boys in attendance
were Alfie Saunders,"David Scott
and Ivan Saliken. Master of cere.
monies for the day was J, F.
Killough.

Following the crowning: the
44th Field Squadron Pipe Bane
of Trail put on a precision drill
display ‘and played such old fa-
vorites as “My Bonnie Lassie”
and “Road to the Isles.”

The day's program ° enced
with games of bingo and Little

for its, support, during the year.

League bail! games, : ay

 APERSONAL COLUMN

~ Don't-Knock the States

By ‘BURT CAMPBELL
A new fad is being resun|

United, States at every opportun:;
ity. You? ‘don’t think first; you
justi knock. -
Of ‘the criticism heard
_ is Justified, but much of it is)
not, There. are enough valid
acts on which to base criticism
of the US, without
out foolish cliches that will be
hh listened to and ‘endors-
ed by’ Selfrighteous,, ‘unthinis:
ing Canadias,
a Many ‘phases of American
‘foreign’ policy. provide a fertile
grounds for. constructive criti
¢ism of the United’ States. Ameri-
ean trade policies are another|
fertile ground; particularly U.S
wach Policies. on Jead, zinc and

“This -practice of — sticking’
knives in the U.S.'s back is as
dangerous for the world as play-
ing “chicken” is for thrillcrazed
individuals.

‘The United States ‘is the ‘tree
world’s Strongest hope against
Communist Russia. We can help
the .cause of peace by offering
constructive criticism “to | the
U.S, We can effectively halt the
growing menace of Internationa
Communism by showing a unit,
ed front,

- COLORTREAD

-RUBBER-BASE
*, CONCRETE PAINT

Made with retber te withstead

Transform ‘your cellar iate 2

For interior and exterior ute.’ Can he
Three lovely colors. ETE.

WALDIE

- Lumber. and
Building Supply :

es |
cc CAN

» =>
” Even Président Eisenhower's

‘address last summer to the House
of Commons and Senate provid:
ed an opportunity’ for construc
ive criticlsm. His speech showed
he wasn't ‘being realistic .about)
American-Canadian trade rela-
tions. :
‘The president painted a glow
ing picture of products between
our two .countries happily ans:

|werlng the call ‘of unrestricted!

supply ‘and demanit—a_ picture}

more fitted to the Golden Agé|

vf liberalism than to a world

‘with the economic conditions of

today. i

The kind 2 criticism to be
- that

by the epotessliand knockers.
They're’ the ones who drop
‘Mike

bunch of }Little Orphan Annies
in the American State depart-|
ment," “We always got along
without the Americans before and!
we can now,” and “Americans
are, blowhards and mouthy.”:

‘These}” generalizations are
about as, true as saying all
Scotchmarf are. cheap, all Irish-
men have'a sense of humor and
all red-héaded’ persons have ter:

Registration of Grade One child to

Je school September of, 1959,

_ will take place i in School District No. 9, as follows:

Mendcy, 3 June 8,

Monday, June ‘8,
Tuesday, ‘June’ x
Wed.,
_Wed.,

June
June 10,

+ Thursday, June 11,

10, .

Kinnaird School, — 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
Volley Vista School, — 1:00 pam. to 2:30 p.m.
Robson School, — 2:30 p.ns. to 3:00 p.m, '
‘Twin Rivers School, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
Castlegar School 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Tarrys School, 10.00,a.m. to ‘12:00 noon

Octischeni

Thursday, June 11,

School, 2:3 30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

‘Parents are requested to, present proof of age at time of registration, and

“beginners must be cix.yors old omor before December 31, , 1959.

rible tempers.

= ccc :.

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

Mass at Genelle at 7 p.m.

The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbie 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 ond

The United 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 Presbyterian Church of Kinnaird
Public Worship at 11 a.m. .
‘Church School at’ 10 a.
Bible Study Tuesdays at 7:30 4 2 m,
Rev. . vv Si Reside, B.A., B.D.
The: Anglican Church
. _ Subiday, June 7
Castlegar: 9 a.m.,and 7. 30.p. m.
Kinnaird: 11 am.

The Pent tal Tab: i}
Sunday School - 10 a.m. — Morning Worship + aN a.m,
Evarigelistic -.7:30 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study,
ursday- ot 7:30 p.m.
Young People’s Friday at a 30 p.m.

Robson Community Memorial Church’
Unitéd Church —— Ist_and 3rd Sundays at’ Tham.
- Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at 71 a.m. and
4th Sunday at 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Baptist Church — 5th Sunday"

CLASSIFIED
“AD RATES

Classified ads are char-
* ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure per-
insertion, with a mintmum
charge of 60 cents. The ad
can run three weeks for the
price of two if there are no
changes to be made In sub.
sequent weeks,
. There is a 25 cent bil-
ling charge for classifled
ads not paid for by 12 noon
of the date of publication.
Engagement notices, ob-
ituarles and cards of thanks |
of “usual”. Jength are pub-
ished ata flat charge of $1,
“After three billa have.
‘been ‘sent ton account no
furtlier’ advertiséments will
be. accepted from that ac
count until the first, classi-
fled ad has been'paid for,

FOR'SALE
Two-bedroom home in Caat-

legar with breakfast nook. Phone:
4571. £ 3

Everything printed if thére’s
-a wedding in the family. Invi-
tations, match books, napkins,
cake boxes,

house in

See ‘the selection |‘
_Jat the Castlegar, News. 1e2

Ty house’ with
bath next to Robson postoffice.
$3,800 cash. Phone 2507. 322

Fully insulated house 22 by
30 ft. Electric’ heating, modern
bathroom, partial basement, good
garden, «$3,000 cash or, $3,500
terms. Apply 217-5th Ave., Kin-
naird, or phone 2607. 322

Brown tent, 9 by 9 ft Phone
2053. 322

Girls levele: Good condition,

Phone 5:

ENGAGEMENT.

Mr, and Mrs, Bedford M.|

LEGION CORNER

Coolen of Bedford, Nova Scotia,

Seraifinished two-bedroom
house. Full basement, furnace and
garage. Phone 4738." tin 16;

House in Castlegar. Two bed-
rooms ‘on main floor, two tin-
ished rooms in. basement. Auto-
matic gas heat, terms, Phone 3911.

tin 16

Halt-acre lot in Kinnaird. All

level Apply Box 08. Castlegar,

tin 18
Fresh eggs Case‘or half case

Phone EL6-2488 event

‘ House trailer, 27 tet. ‘Chea;
for cash, Donald D. Fox,
Phone 2181. = 321

One Biano. $200. Phone 5437.
ryvt tin 19

corner Jots. Gas furnace, garage.
390-7th' Ave., "°C: Phone

lots. L, T. Abbott, ‘Wynndel, B.C. |:

P|
Kinnaird) le

Four-bedroom; house on two] -

FOR RENT
‘Apartment, for. rent. Apply
A Eyemenko, Eremenko's Store,
Phone:S061, 122.

-Room. and: board’ or suites.
Phone 9781,¢ +: “tin 21

S114. 321

Fourtzen-foot : plywood ' boat
with 3% hp. outboard and fiber-
glassed bottom,“ Phone 4471 or
2441, x i 322

4,

Ww
‘Nice level lot, Phone

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

‘J. 1, LAUGHTON:

ane AYE
‘RO. Land’ Surveyor
"105 Main St, Castlegar
Phone 3731

‘CASTLEGAR BUILDING |
~ /SUPPLY STORE..
Box 240 — Phone’ 2161

"| A. eomplete’ beauty, service |. --

“ DESMOND.T.

2658. 322

Milk Cow. Write M.W. Gleb
off, Box 62, Brilliant. ~

ree hyndred amp. wer
welder. Phone 3501. 322,

Three-bedroom house, two
lots, full basement, ‘garage, fruit
trees, Phone JS, Hunter, Rob-
son. 620

Split-level three -

*Two-room upstairs agaciaent|
762-2nd Ave., Costlepar: Phone’
5106. 322

Two bedroom house near the
high, schoo): Phone ‘7681, 122

_ WANTED

in

q printed forms Supplied by the

wish to the
of their eldest Carol

are d to
at the C United.

Joyce, to Radcliffe Ernest

urches of Castlegar. The wed-
ding will take place Sat., June
27, at 7 p.m. in the Bedford Bap-
tist Church, Bedford,. N.S.

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Holley-
wood of Vancouver wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
olny daughter, May ‘to Mr. Paul
Moroso, son of Mrs. Mary Mor-
oso of Castlegar. The Wedding is
to take place in Vancouver on

June 27,
‘eoaL

SEALED TENDERS address-

Church at 7.15 p.m. Sunday. Two
applications for.ordinary mem-
bership and one for club mem-
bership were approved. , S
Comrade A. Lamb ‘will Te
present the branch at the annuak
awards day at SHHS en June 11.
The mémbership of the branch
now stands at 200, A delegation
from the LA attended and re-
quested help from the member-
ship in catering for a large ban-
quet to be held June 20.
Comrade R. Wadey made a
brief report on the B.C. conven-
tion at Prince George which he
and comrade Lamb attended.

LY st a COAL, COKE, RUEL OIL
PROPANE GAS FOR THE
FEDERAL BUILDINGS
THROUGHOUT THE WESTERN
PROVINCES 1959-60" will be re-
ceived in the office of the Secre-
tary until 3.00 P.M. (E.DS.T.),
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1959.
Forms of tender with specit-
ications can: be obtained ‘from
the Chief of © Purchasing ‘‘ and
Stores, Garland Building, Ottawa,
Ont, District Manager, 705 Com-
mercial Bullding,: ‘Winnipeg,
Man.; District Manager, 308 Lon-
don "Building, Saskatoon, ,Sask.;
Regional Director, Oliver Build-
ing; P.O, Box 488, Edmonton,
Alta, and District Manager, 1110
wet Georgia Street, Vancoyver,

“Tenders must be made on the

and

Sm
;Phone sae, 5 i 320

house. Part basement, moderately
priced, Phone 6161. 320

Gray Marine 180-hp. engine
in running condition. Genunie
bargain, Write Box 490C, Castle-
gar. tin 22

Two-bedroom house with car
port. Close to all schools and con-
veniences, Full cement basement,
tubs, drain and oil furnace. Fruit
trees, shrubs, garden’ and flowers
planted. For furthes' information,
call 6301 \afior 4 p.m. 322

Lot in..'Castlegar... Apply
Johny’s Shoe Repair. Shop, Zan-
alo Block, Castlegar. 322

Good building lots in. Kin-
naird, Phone 2738. __ tin, 10}:

LITTLEWOO
OPTOMETRIST

Wed, 2:30 to,8:00° p.m.
- Phone 302.

NORA'S
BAIR "DRESSING PARLOR

M, E. MeCORQUODALE.
KC. Land Surveyor:
1234 Bay Avenue, Trail.

SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS
PHONE 5185 or 218%
D. FOX

' PLUMBING & HEATING

Ray G. Johnson, B.A.Sc.
B.C. LAND SURVEYOR
“1015. Eighth St..Nefon

Phone 144-R :

FURNITURE MOVING
“ Long’ Distance

Any
+ PHONE ;

Castlegar 2521 — Trail 191
Nelson 1471 3

UNITED TRUCKING -

WALDIE LUMBER &
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
We can supply. all your

. ‘imates

HOME. -:
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone, $181—Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT.
PLUMBING AND
“ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

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

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,
Not just another place to eat,
But the place*to eat another

Free Estimates
a BHONE 3881

PHONE. 3571

Residential Tots. Terms ‘if-ne-
cessary. Apply Eli's Auto Court,
Phone 5200. 1. 2114

Two-bedroom house in -Kin-
naird, Heavy wiring, basement,
farage and chicken holse. Phone
4738: - tin 17

ALS. Ld.

Charter. Service ~-
Towing - Barges i
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

Arrow rales Ferry

BOBEOR, To © EDGEWOOD
-Bobson Wharf

Leave Edgewood.
, 7:00 am. Firday. |,°
Arrive Robson . Wharf
“1:00. pm? Friday.

Eightemonth old..16 cu. ft.

dition, Homelite power saw, Har-
mony guitar with electric  pickur.
Phone 6161,

"Two-year-old Ralleigh three-
speed bike with lights:and gears
Good condition. Phone: +5339, 320

: Excellent canditioa “38 Rolla

freezer, baby Buggy in good con-|-

Wanted to rent from July 1
in-Castlegar or District, two bed-

wired for electric stove.

Phone
2387. 322

room house: with bathroom and] ¢

with the”
therein,

The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.

1set™ forth

of Public Works,

NOTICES

ROSE BALL
June 26th

CREDIT UNIONS ARE
IP.OWNED 44

619

Ottawa; May 29, 1959.

-NELSON LAND RECORDING
DIVISION

Take notice that John C
Waldie, Lumberman, and Joht

house trailer, Never,

road.-85 ft, long. Sacrifice: mee
Write Mike Nesimuk, 3949 Kin,
sway, South Burnsby, B.C.

Two large -cribs’
cheep. ‘Phone A473.

"AV: sales and service. Agent
for Marconl. Phone 5167: R.:Mar-

20} tint... _ tin

: Magazine gubseriptions = re-
/newals or riew: See Barrie's Bary

"| Ber Shop, ‘authorized agent for
ALL Oct.

INSURE
“He suURL_ 4

For All: Your...
INSURANCE NEEDS
” Phone 3441

22.16

Excavating for ditches, septic
tanks etc. Write Cliff ‘St. Blok,
Box 752, Castlegar.

- Ken's Wheel Alignment now
.opén to serve you, Phone 2472 for
appointment. > 320

.. ANDERSON
_ AGENCIES -

Highly qualified teacher in
mathematics and Russian, Alex-
ander Zuckerberg. Phone 4631,
Castlegar. ttn

SASH

, AND
DOORS .
In All Popular Styles

e :

WINDOW “\AND* DOOR |
FRAMES GLASS IN)
ALL SIZES | & WEIGHTS

* Agents For

Reaton” Sashless Win-.
dows and All Sealed’ Units

CASTLEGAR E

“WORKS
PHONE 321 1

af 4pm.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. |’

F day at 11am, in:

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

‘€he Sales -Agent for the T.
Eaton Co. will be in the Castle-
gar Order Office on Thursday
afternoon of each week from 1 to
tin 18

Box 303, Castlegar. tin “41

Farmer, of Castlega |
B.C, intend .to.apply for a lease
on the’ folowing described Tand- |

the Columbia River Sout’t
West of Brilliant, B.C. Commenic |.
ing.at a post’ planted. at the,
South-West ‘Corner of. - Block’
Seventeen 17) Sub-Division Plan‘
29.

Thence South-West 4CO fect. —

Thence South-Fist 1600 feet. -.

Thence North-East 400 feet to

high: water. mark of Columbia’.

river, — Thence North-West. to!

polnt of commencement 15 acres

more or less for the purpose of

removing gravel,

Castlegar B.C,

May 25th,.1959. °°

Sigtied John Carruthers Waldie
John Sherbiko. 12

CASTLE

MON; - TUES. ONLY

Elk Drive-In

‘Will pay six per cent on first
‘mortgage of $10,000, Good secur-
ity. Write Box 490D, Castlegar.

:; Sunday school picnic Satur-
the Kinnaird
park for.St. John’s, Kinnaird and
St. Alban’s, Castlegar. + 122

FARD OF THANKS:

‘We would like to thank ‘Drs,

: ].| Fowler, Johnson, Ternent and the

nurses and staff of the Castlegar
‘hospital=for. their: excellent and
thoughtful care of Mickey during
this .stay’ in hospital and for’ a
‘successful operation, We also.ap-
preciate the kindness to him by

-| many friends and strangers. Micha

|| Micheal'and Amy Gleboff

Thur., - Fri., - Sat.,

William Campbell

BATTLE WELL:

— PLUS —

Cell 2455 Death Row

"One Showing, 9.15 p.m.

June 4-5-6

_— Kathryn Grant:

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CAMPGROUND IS RUINED,

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