CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 15, 1965

‘Hemiege’s me Wddede

ny, be
sura‘to:tell them al
Maren, They will be aalattad w win

asket: of gifts and halptut

Ihomatn they will rocalve tron

4 2 ‘emia of the eon
it

WELCOME WAGON

re-election, Mr,’ Maddo
:| mented that he hasn't ‘given the

arene West MP Herbert
Herridge “has done a tremen:
dous job in his 20 years of pub-
lic service and to find a man
worthy as his successor. is quite
an undertaking,”

: This'is the viewpoint of R
C. Maddocks of Castlegar, a
member of the’ Rossland-Trail

P riding association and pro-

ND.
‘| vinclal candidate in’ the, riding

for the NDP in the last provin-
cial election,

With regard to Mr. Mad-
docks’ possible canditature: for
the. NDP. federal nomination
now that Mr. Herridge has an-
nounced his intention not to seek
com-

matter. very ‘much’ thought, He
Bere be § haven't been approach-

i: Randolph Haralrig,” MLA for
Kaslo-Slocan, sald’ in ‘Trail: last
Friday ‘he ‘would consider ‘an
invitation to run federally but
noted that as an’ MLA’ me de

ei. | 25. and: i an sure that at

Dons ;

The regular meeting of the
‘Women’s .Assoclation.of Hobson
Community. Memorial... Church
was held-in the church hall re-
cently with present,

by sec. hey i

May meeting, but. these had
not. at been finalized,

Mrs, J.
and Mrs, H. iyson,

‘Tea was served by hostesses
eslop, Mrs. A, W. Thorp

P.O. Box 806,; Grand Forks, B.C.

The’ meeting opened ‘with
the singing of the hymn Beneath
the Cross of Jesus, Mrs, J, H,

Smith then introduced the guest
speaker,’ Lt, Newton of the Sal-
vatlon Army.

Mrs, Newton gave a most
‘informative talk on the ‘exten-
sive work of: that

AUTHOR'S AGENT:

WANTS. MANUSCRIPTS Business 442-8633’

Home «442-3390

and illustrated her remarks with
picturés: from a folder ‘put out
by the Salvation Army, in con-
nection with its centennial year.
A’ hearty ‘vote’ of thanks’ was
accorded : Mrs.;: Newton ‘at the
close of her address, :

‘The’ mission : work commit-
tee reported quite a lot of work
be a mine: of the riding or-| completed’ and a. “work

will: be\ held'at . Mrs, ‘Hyson’s
ganization in Castlegar on April home to complete baby layettes

take | 20d quilts, to: he’ shipped to the

R. C, -Maddocks

Wat NDP nomination.
‘DeVito sald there will

sion‘.would be yy the

provincial NDP peeieneees 1G
it He said he knows of at least

three party, members who would

Unitarian Service Committee. :
were made for a cof-

steps to set up the machinery Plans
fee party to be held in May in

for'selection of a candidate.”
fe said any candidate will

be chosen by the West Kootenay

the church hall.‘

Quaition to he
-No. 9 (Castlegar)...

5 “Are you’ in favour of the Board. of School aTrustase’ of ‘School
District No. 9 (Castlegar) borrowing money,, without further, assent. of
the owner-electors, at any, time or: from time to ‘time, within three '(3)

Galgar: Manager :
Vice-President

D. Ww. Brookes, manager of
the Celgar lumber division here,
was elected vice-president of the
Tnterlor‘ Lumber Manufacturers’ rents
Association at a convention held

in’ Penticton ‘recently.

The new president of the as-
sociation is I.H: McDiarmid of

teh Merritt Diamonds Mills Ltd.;

president is' J. W. Munsle of
the Kettle Valley Lumber Com-
pany, Princeton. |,
;, Clifford Horsley, grader for
Armstrong Sawmill Ltd.,: Ender-
by, /B.C. has’.won ‘the ‘associa-
tion’s ‘senior - grading trophy.
‘This award ‘is ‘presented to the
man obtaining the highest mark
inthe examinations set: by the
association at the conclusion of
their , annual lumber grading
Sours :
RA. Whitewood of Caatle-

ar is the winner of the ILMA

junior, trophy, This . trophy. is li

presented: to, the person -who
obtains the jbighest mark of
ie course for

Funeral is

age 45, who died sudden!

St.. John,
ber 31, 1919, He

‘Funeral services. wera. held
here Monday for Castlegar resi-| liam,
dent, Delmar, Gerard Foppard

Mr, Pep pard was born in
lova Scotia Decor)

Held Monday.

and Judson both of Fort. Wit- - Shidied by Council

yle and Danny.
e service was held in th

naird F

ed ‘both ° fishing © and‘ huntin,
and \was very active in’ al
ororts. Be

of we Castlegar Sportsme
soclationand the :Castlegar-Rob-
son ;‘Legion,- having’ served. in
the {Canadian ‘Navy'as,a chief
petty: officer during | the: econd
worldiwar.”

He‘ is survived by. his’ wife
Emily; one son.Wayne and’ one
daughter Donna, both at home;
three : sisters,’ Mrs. (Donna) C.
Lundgen of Victoria, Mrs, (Kath-
leen): Joe Kettridte’ of Fort Wil-
lam’ and:Mrs,: (Jo: An-

is
education and was married at
Fort William, | "then Costlogar
race a an en astleger
Lumby, and the immediate past- fourteen years ago. a

mn Ag-

DA.
id What a: Friend : We

a gx, in Jesus. "
:A keen sporteman he ‘enjoy Legion rites were observed Seat es *

under Herb C. Pitts.
Pallbearers . were |

followed. :

“On Insurance
4 Saves Wortles -

many - needless worries result

bard ue ‘was as tae by pals
rent é well as two brothers
the samnouae Hospital on ‘Friday fy 7 bs

Castlegar Funeral Home chapel
with Rev, S. H. Kerr of the Kin-
Church ‘offi-
clating. athe. organist'.was: Mrs,
Intosh, Hymns. sung
Ineuait Onward Christian Sold-

Jack
ir, Peppard’ was a member Pete, Bil Shay, John sherbl-
and Charis Rutland. Cremation

Serlous financial loss and

James of New B:

e)
drews of Gotarlg: f font brothers,

from’ neglect . of: small | détails |

~ Regional 6: Golloge
"Techical Courses

of the technical courses at the
West Kootenay Regional College
were studied at a meeting of the
college’ council last ‘Thursday.
These..will-be: presented to the
provincial government for ap-
proval.

Jim Gray, councll chairman,
said the council hopes to present.
about eight courses for appro-

A number of ‘applications
have been'received from people
seeking the post of p! neipal
at ‘the college...
Mr, Gray said’ several oth: | mi
ers .were being contacted, { add-
ing‘the* council would like to
maké’the: appointment as jsoon
as possible;: because’ the princi-
pal is tthe sy 'to: thi Sevelon:
mi

The. counell decided to: re-
cruit: a> business. manager and
a Ubrarian.: |

- NDU: Announces

Courses outlines ‘for some

United Chorech ‘Woren
Hold ‘Tea and Bake Sale

A successful tea and bake
sale. was held Saturday. after-
noon by. the United Church}
Women in the church hall, Cas-
tlegar.

The ‘hall was’ beautifully
decorated ‘for: the occasion in
the Easter. theme with Raster
bunnies, chickens, eggs, and
lowers.»

The serving table was co-
vered ‘with a.‘green cloth and
lnce overlay,’ centred ' with a
flowering tree with. eggs hang-

ble. was: also.decorated witha
lovely arrangement of pom-pom

ms: in’ a\ rabbit’: with’ two
smaller ra rabbits, standing at each
Fs

‘The individual ‘tea. tables
were: centred’ with ‘a bowl’ of
colored «water. -and' ‘bubbling
balls...

Guests were welcomed on
their arrival by
the - president ef the UCW. Com;
mittees in charge were. bak

ble’ Mrs.’ J.\: Sherbiko,

Blaihut, and Mra. SoM

ing from the branches., The ta-| Mrs: A:

Mra.:R.. Hunter |"

Lure.

The decorating was.’ in
charge of. Mrs, R. MacBain,
E. Aitken, Mrs, D, Buterman,
Mrs. G.-R, "Stetdi and Mrs, Rush.
Mrs, G. Shepherd was in charge
of the Easter and every day
greeting cards, Mrs.‘Wm. East-
on was in charge of the tea

Pouring: tea during the pas
ternoon “were Mrs, M.
Mrs, W. Nixon, Mrs, H. Johnson”
Mrs, H. Bate, Mrs. D. Leitch,
McKinnon, Mrs. Gwilym
Hughes s and Miss C. Hi X

INSURANCE
For ‘All: Your’:
INSURANCE AND

REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944

ANDERSON:

IN. FLIGHT ;

dally,

Sunday.’

CANADIAN. pReIEE AIRLINES -
ANNOUNGES. CHANGES

* Eftecti vo April 25 “
* rane. No, 4 to.Cranbrook and Calgary departs a!

Los ae ‘No. 8 to Penticton and Vancouver departs
> at 3,30. p.m, Brongay. Wednesday, Friday und

ing’ a change of: residence, |
warns the All Canada | Insurance
Federation.

The Federation,” represent.
ing most fire, casualty and auto-

make ‘a good teplacenent for

those: attending the
Mr. Hi Tria ie. e first
15 ae 3, DeVito,

rence ‘of Ontario 1 ang Dougles

Kinnaird Guldes

lpilght No, 8 to Kelowna’ and Vancouver aeparts |
at 3.50 'p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.”
Flight No..9 to Pentleton and Vancouver departs

at 20.25 a.m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. .
Fight No, 9 to Kelowna and Vancouver departs ©
at 10.25, am. Monday, Wednesday, Friday ‘and ;

Mrs... Smith reported ar-
Tangements were being made to
the col-
* iWege. visitations team address the

“years from December 31st, 1964, by. the issue and sale of debentures ; -
bearing interest at a rate or, rates not exceeding Six (6) per cent’ per
annum and payable over a. period :or periods not exceeding twenty

Box 364—Kinnalrd, B.C,
\ With Information‘.

ip “in
€ Trail, F.8 watt Mr. Herridge who has been
former alderman and; “Mine Mill | 2 #
organizer, confirmed he has been for this area.”
invited to. try for the. Kootenay .

Mrs. R.
jand Mrs. MM. Rush, Kitchen Mrs.
R. Gemmill, Mrs. I. McNeil, ) Mrs.

€ , x8. J.. Gemmill, 8.
5. Lipsett, and: Mrs, L. F.. Mac-

- Appoiniment of...
- Pabllelty, Director

ms

eg

‘HAPPY

reetaed

EASTER
ALL—
Now in: our new location

Open tonight, Thursday to 9 p.m.
Closed Good Friday
Open Saturday to 6 p.m.
Ciosed Easter Monday

PITTS.

PRESCRIPTIONS

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503
Mr. and Mrs. Howard -But-

David, son‘of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Hendricks, is recuperating in
the iC: follow-

ler and family left last
to make their home in Vernon.
id Mrs. Wayne Abra-
ham of Lacombe, Alberta, ‘ac-
companied by Clarence Hafner
of Alix, Alberta, were brief vi-
‘sitors at the home of Mr. and
. Returning to
‘Alix’ with “Mr. Dahlin's visitors | f
was his father, Mr. Eric Dahlin,
who has' been here for‘a. few
months. ;
Mr. and Mrs, P. A. Kazakoff
had a:pleasant trip to Spokane
over the weekend.
Mrs. L. Blades of Battleford,
it the home

Mr. and Mrs..L. R. ue are
now home after’a motor trip to
the: coast to) accompany: their

_ROTO TILLERS
‘as low as, only

LAWN MOWERS :
Bs. Tow as Only. seit $43 88

21 ‘cubic foot ;
*. Zenith Freezers. Mes
at only . $229 95 |||

‘ - Hurry — get Sours now at this terrific price _—
‘easy: terms

Open until 9.00 tonight, Thursday.
Closed Easter Monday

For Easter
White Shirts

by Tooke — Van Heusen
“Wash and Wear -
SHORT SLEEVED SPORT SHIRTS ©

. Rise, who re-
sides. there. ‘Nirs, Rise, had- been
visiting “her parents, for a. few
days, While at the coast the
Trues were also‘ able to’ visit
their: son “Lewis. :

«. Diane, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, :Ds:
ed ‘home’. from. .the. ‘Castlegar | ©
and District Hospital:‘last. Mon-

bone.::
place:-while horse back: riding:
Mrs... Clarence ‘Hutchinson
and children will be moving this
weekend to make their-home at
Prince George where Mr. Hutch-
inson has been employed by the
Prince George’ Pulp and Paper
forthe past two months.

puis SpE ME: and Mrs: Veale
“Hyson Shows
Senior Citizens
Colored, Slides

The ‘Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens held their reg-
ular meeting Friday evening in
the Legion pall,

P. Ferguson re-
ported that” flowers and ‘cards
have been.sent to sick members.
Mrs, A, Oleski-who was celebrat-
ing her'-birthday gave a short
talk of her early childhood in
her native Austria, which. she
had left 38 years ago. She also
said how. much | shi

L.: .MeCreight, : return- the!

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben i

ing an emergency operation last
Monday evening for.appendicitis,
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Johnson
have as’ their. guest’ Mrs. John-
son’s_ brother-in-law, Mr. B, M.
Jones, who in the near future
vil be joined by his wile and
ly to make their: home in

trict.. Mr. Jones has just
been released from the. army
where he has spent the last two

ears in Germany.
Z Mr. and Mrs. ‘Monty ‘Warner
will be spending the Easter ho-
lidays at Vancouver visiting’ re-
latives,.On their return trip they
spend a few days at Ladner

en and ‘his father Mr, ‘R. Warn-
ores. Ben Rourke is home af-

ter.< spending a week: at the
coa: ry

to join'a:‘new of yarn, and

ravel. an inch. af “both ends,
roll ‘the ‘two. ends ‘together ‘in

day ‘after breaking her, collar | tin, ing.
iA misfortune. that took |.

erud spent a few day: ig
ncouver during the week.
Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs, D.‘Duncan and
daughter Miss “Sylvia. Duncan
of Trail’ were the guests of Mrs.
H, Johnson’ on. Sunday: evening.
Mrs..R. Defoe and Mrs. H.
Adie - attended: the daffodil tea
of Columbia chapter, ‘OES, Sat-
urday nersmnoon da ‘Trail.

Mr. ingley
are viciting wae relations in

are holding a family reunion.

"Members Rece ved
By United Church
‘At'a‘ special “sérvice eld

Sunday in the Castlegar inited
Church

being a member of ‘the Senior
Citizens. She: received a gift
from ne members.

Mrs. G. Quayle reported. vi-
siting Mrs. Jamieson, a member.
who is at the Butler Rest Home
in. Robson. Mrs. G. A. Speers
was welcomed

were, received. into

who have

in the Senior Citizens.
H. F. Hyson entertained the

beautiful colored slides: of. his
return home last summer :from

members with some of the most

Church:
transferred ‘to ithe Castlegar.
charge,

The sactamrient of.Holy Com:
munion was observed following

will :
visiting Mr. Warner's brother Al-

knitting, it is often necessary | ji
vall

moisten” your” forefinger © and :

Aberdeen, Wash... where’ they | @

members of ot:her) United i

years’ from the date or respective dates ' thereof,’ in’ such ‘principal
amounts as the Board may ‘from, time to time deem; necessary. to
“raise net sums not exceeding -in the .aggregate Three ‘Hundred |Sev-
enty-Six Thousand, Five Hundred: Fifty Dollars '($376,550.00), after
payment of discount, commission, brokerage, exchange, and other .ex-
penses with respect to such issue or sale, for acquiring.and developing
hool-sites and. purchasing, constructing, reconstructing, furnishing,
and equipping’ buildings . for’ school purposes ‘or ‘tise ‘in connection
therewith and other capital expenditures for school purposes?”

The following in brief and general terms sets out: substantially
the proposed projects and ‘the amount allocated for each, the amount
specified as being within Provincial standards. and eligible for .Pro-
vincial grants, and the amount. specified as being above Provincial

tandards and theref not eligible: for Pr
_ which the school aiseice pays the full ‘cost

"Eligible ‘for
Provincial,
Grants.

Not ae
for, Provincial
: Grants

(a) Acquiring and devel sr rans “i

Twin Rivers Elementary Nil ~
(b) Purct - constructing, astruct. ” - i

ing. buildings, for ‘schoi

use. in connection, tl
d Park El 25,000. 00
Stanley Humphries. Secondary: ~59,000.00° .
Blueberry Creek: Elementary”. 20, 00:00. fs
Kinnaird Elementary.) =). 40,000.00: :
Twin Rivers ° ‘Elementary - “150, 000.00 ~

(c) Furnishing ‘and
school purposes | or use in: n connection #
_ therewith: © - :

Woodland Park Hscentary :
“Stanley. Humphries. Secondary —
berry Creek* El tal
Kinnaird Elementary’: <=)" 4,000.00 -
Twin! Rivers. Elementary.” 13 300. 00.

@ Other capital expenditures for school
purposes:

Plans ‘and Supervision
‘Contingencies

Woodl

$290,000.00

-5,000.00.
2,650.00
1,700.00

"$26,650.00

$17,400.00. NI
14,500.00. Nil $ 31,900.00
TOTAL'ESTIMATES $376,550.00

* Pe ee ce ee

Resolution Passed the 5th day of March, 1965,
Approved by the Minister of Education the 26th day of March, 1965.

Authorized by: the Lieut Governor in Council the 6th day of
April, 1965.

Received the Assent of the Cymer lectors of the District. the
day of 1965. _-

a Sees ee OF
‘Mrs. P. A. Jacobson J
CORPORATE ee

SEAL C. H. King

TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true cop of ‘the: iroposea”
question upqn which the vote of. the owner-electors will -be taken’ on
April 29th; 1965, between the hours of 8:00 A.M: an

$ 28,000.00

Sh

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by
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Westclox - Timex

‘Don't | be ‘puzzled — 800
.8S to-day and in the
meantime here's your ..

; ftelcl ‘ac Foe
Beaa gages, ea

BOSSE’ s.
JEWELLERY .

; Phone ‘365-7142

‘Enrol ‘Two. Girls

2nd Kinnaird
Eileen

class badges,

sented with
child care badges.

san Allingham, Eileen

tess" badges:

For ‘ad Company.

: Susan Lambeth snd’ Shirley
Laturnus were, enroled into the
Guide ‘Company
April 5° by. Mrs, F.: Dewis: who
also presented Susan Allin

Marcellus, ‘ Susan’ Knut-|
son,: Margerite Fornelli and Ka- forwarded:
ren Gormley: with their 2nd

‘Karen and Linda: Amos re-
ceived ‘their. first’ aid. badges,
while Karen Gormley ‘was: pre-
her hostess and

Guests were ra herved by Su-
Marcellus,
Susan’ Knutson, Margerite Forn-|
elli and: Mary-Ann Fleming who |
were ‘preparing for. thelr “hos-.

|mobile insurance companies, ma-

a
home: ¥

List
with the post office and ..tele-
phone company. -
2. Use post: office-supplied
cards’ to : notify ‘regular ur
| Pondents of your change of ‘ad-
nly. first class mail

Inform your » insurance
ate Fire ‘and’ bur; poli-
cies may not: completely ‘cover’
your new residence. General li-
b' nce“is not in: ef-
fect on your new, home until) Ny

checked at your old address may
Prove ‘embarrassing.
. Let your doctor know. An

eDINNG:; ROOM “e CONFECTIONERY
FULL ‘COURSE MEALS

_ SPECIALIZING

IN STEAKS . |

~ emergency call without the ‘cor-
ct address’ could: be danger-
ous 2 your f.

the ‘automobile license bureau
480 your license will be valid:’

a Check «your * automobile
lasses agent.’ Accident ‘: in-
surance premiums may be high-
er, or. lower in a sitecent/a area,

kes these recommendations for |’.
worry-free move to a‘inew

your new address

corres-| Nelson ‘from Duncan, ‘replaces

6. List the new address with | tish Col

Rev. Father ‘Aquinas Tho-
mas, -'SA;> president of: Notre
Dame University, has antounced
the appointment of Miss Sharon
Currie as director: of publicity.
: Miss Currie, who: came. to

Mrs. Dorothy McIntosh who will
be moving to Vancouver soon.’

newspaper ¢ experience Miss Cur-
rie has been ‘on:.the editorial
staff of the Prince’ Rupert’ Dai-
ly: News. and: the Nelson Daily

News.

Last fall she moved ‘west to
work;’on ‘ort “Alberni
Teau of: the pally

ths later ‘she ‘was
transferred’'to the “Duncan “bu-
reau ‘of 5 Samo. newspaper
as paved a

‘olumbia
of Prince:
Vo Her. di
will be~ circulate:

d- throughout

: Slow down ‘in hea
because the front wheels of of your
car actually Teave’ the Toad,. says)

vy “rain |’

versity, ‘events.

the: B.C,
tion.” 5

wheel ‘skids”in: heavy. ‘rain‘ or,
slush through tie bungee
own’ as. “hydroplaning.” *:

wheels.

A ‘motorist can ‘drive ‘along
for’ miles ‘on: the’ verge’ of -a
skid without being aware of it

when: the road is: covered ‘with |-'Thi

rain ‘or “sl ‘Then “ when’ he
Pulls out to pass, or puts on
the brakes, or is -hit by a°sud-
den "gust: of: wind, ‘the ‘vehicle
may break away on a nerve-shat-
tering skid. ett

To ‘avoid such eventuality,
the BCAA advises: drivers: to
slow: brake: on :\wet: or: slushy
roads,.pump the pedal with fast
iy to oka and: you will be Tess. like-

Another: iden’ offered by.the
auto club is to ‘drive in the: idre

A BCAA iafety official sai
=>) that“ recent’: research’ had? un-|°
=) covered | the~ danger ‘of ' front:

lost ne
tires have grooves about 11/16th
of*an:.inch: deep “which “allow:
water: to: squirt through, lessen-

that builds up to lift the tire off
| the Toad’ as speed: increases.’ 33

Business Meeting
OF Evening Group
_ Held i in Robson

The Robson Evening Group

held .their, business meeting .at

the home of Mrs. R. Babich: last
ursday. :

Presideut. Mrs. L. \Zurek,
took’.:the chair, Mrs. S..Grant,
secretary, read ‘the minutes, Ca: |:
tering plans went ahead, as more
people’ get: to ‘know that * ‘this
Es athe, group | Project for the

aT visits: to the Butler Home
were arranged, anda: tea and :
bake’ sale’ which - Plann

for. May a. will now: be eld on

wipes” /left::: by. ‘ the: vehicles

During her five ‘years’:of fe

has ‘travel- bis

7 he'll be able to-see ‘his familiar

and
Tealize. that hi t! .
the ‘western: aerrties keeping | fear: etna ne. vias nothing: to |:

Pert informed of current un-|*

Normal Fears. ;
Help: to Protect
Child from Harm

sounds,’ ai
so, don’t worry or. fret.’ These
lears.. are completely . normal
and may help ‘Preserve him fr rom

Fears of large animals, traf:

ness are ‘Protective, if not ‘in
excel

Your
to. ease or even completely. eli-

him'to‘analyze the dread hi
have.': Help . him ress: : just
what it is he’s id of and

Does your child fear certain |’
nimals « or things? * If]: '

child: can: be: helped |:

fears if you will help 3
ie may |

bedroom at “night. In_ this way, !

Sunday,

} For full details.catl your Travel Agent or any’
office. TO |

fic, ‘smoke, thunder ’. or. "dark- 2s

— For tn INFORMATION and RESERVATIONS ___-
VIPOND FOR: TRAVEL
_ TRAIL - NELSON

‘i ‘And never, but never: scold,
nish or: le enti
with; him,. be

SU eae mermeor een eines

WEST! PH Ses o5e2

‘ing. the ‘hydrodynamic pressure |"

_ What's your m
always haying a home of their own?

. saan

stand on your family”

the reception of ‘new::members. z
England via the Panama Can- At: the conclusion of the ->:light Saving 'Time,;
al. These ‘slides were -most in- services: a luncheon was: served sae |
teresting as-Mr. Hyson had vi:| by -the ;Hi-C young: people’s ; ' 7 Castlegar, B.C.
sited many ‘places. on. his re-}'group under: the; ‘direction: : IL. Kinnaird, Bc.
turn trip. One of the most inter-] their counsello: >" THE ‘Robson, B.C:
esting: slides was’ one’ of the During the luncheon a brief ; ‘ i 2
ships passing through the canal. | musical program .was enjoyed. : Ry ; : IV. Thrums; B.C.

E’ “Seniclean Services & ° y  Saareeer es

VIL Renata,: B.C.
Saniclean Services -

Vil. Deer; Park, B. C.
; : VIL. Pass: Creek,. B.C.
220 Silica St.’ Nelson, BC. “Phone 852-6841
WALL- TO- WALL: me :

CARPET GLEANING
AND MOTH PROOFING “balance of your mortgage if you
“should die hefore it is paid oa

uss hia Paka race a as ne ome || | la Boia Ne testes Bea Ley R

00. PM. Day:
at the polling stations listed hereun ler: f Mr. Carlton

Mi foritburwiarare you"
«driving at?

Interviewer

Mortgage Insurance from
The Mutual Life of Canada.: :
‘Mr: Carlton : d
What’s Mutual ‘Life got to ao! :

with my, mortgage? Hele dee 8

Interviewer
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