CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1960

Sena TILUTE TEACHERS

a eli; hi,

a certifi-
cate and asthe in cae in the high
school please contact: ;

Cc. H. KING, PHONE 2811
| Secretary-Treasurer, |
School District No. 9,
Castlegar, B.C,

HUNT

CASTLEAIRD
BAKERY

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA — PHONE 4761

“OPEN from 9 - 6 p.m. TUESDAYS to SATURDAYS
OPEN from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fridays

Open SUNDAYS from Noon to 5 p.m. _
2
CREAM PUFFS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY!

' VARIETY OF HOME-MADE BREAD, PIES
AND PASTRIES

DANISH PASTRIES

I'S NOT TOO EARLY TO ORDER YOUR
Christmas Cakes
WE WELCOME PHONE ORDERS

eee eet

| they repeated their promise and

Mothers Watch
Brownies Enrol

‘The regular meeting of the
2nd Kinnaird Brownle Pack was
held last Thursdoy. Eight mothers
were present to see their daughters
enroled.
.. ‘The Browntes formed their fairy
ring for thelr opening ceremonies.

‘Then Evelyn Gregory, Patti Jack, ings.

Jean Leverldge, Beckle Kaufman,
Gladys McLeod, Sharon Geisler,
Barbara Waters and Nancy Reside
were twisted and turned by Tawny
Ow), Mrs, W. McNee, and saw them-
selves ‘in an imitation pool. They
were brought to the toadstoo) where

were enroled os Brownies by Brown
Owl, Mrs, J. Roberts.

Next Judy Roberts and Niki
Verzuh received thelr third-year
stars and Esther Lang and Leona
Lunduist thelr second-year stars.
ecelving their first-year stars were]
Gynda Munroe, Carol Seberlak, Lois

C Lynn .
Wendy Paterson, Betty Lou Mat-
thews, Judy Waters, Marilyn Smith,
Carol Lytin “Reside and Terry Ball.
After the ceremonics tea was
served to the visitors and the mo-
3 Mrs,

Trustees

The ‘annual trustees’ report of
School District No. 9 was‘made in
this area Inst week at public meet

(he' coniplete report, the high-
lights: of which:- appeared - in “Inst
Thursday's Castlegar ae follows:

» The year ” 1969-60 proved to be
another very busy year with con-
tinued growth in the school popul-
ation with attendant’ demands on
our services. This of course was €x-
pected since Celgar work was as
ging ahead.

It was fortunate that no major
building projects were required.
@wo new classrooms and teach-
ers rooms were built at Castlegar

Present

- Annual Report

Vice and safety record.

Routine repaly and maintenance
of buildings was carried out during
the ‘year, Mafor projects were the
lowering of the celling in the old
unit at Kinnaird and the installa-
tion of oil furnaces and power at
Gibson Greek snd Poss - Oreck
Schools, hare has been | regular

painting, te. ‘
ENTAL: Since ‘there is ‘still
no oud dentist in the District it
was with regret that the board
found itself unable to continue with
the dental program, Should the Dis-
trict obtain adequate dental ser-
vice it will be re-considered at that
time, .
AC INSURANCE: Pa-

and at L A ad-
dition 15 at present being added

rents are reminded of the accident

to the Robson School,
due to bylaw.surplus funds, money
for, these projects. was available
without need to make further de-
mands on the ratepayers,

Hi it is that

thers of the new
Gordon and Mrs, J. R. ‘Kennedy,
Brown Owl of the Jst Kinnaird
Brownle Pack. The tea table was
festive with its decorations of black
eats and pumpkins.

RENATA SOeLS

F Mrs, M. Rohn

Mr, Pete Relmer of Newton,
B.C., and, Mr. C. Relmer of Vancou-,
ver sre ‘visiting at the home of
their brother and sister-in-law,
and Mrs. J. Reimer.

Mr, and Mrs, Henry Toews have
left for Vancouver.where they will
attend the wedding of thelr eldest
granddaughter, Miss Gloria Ton-
kins.

“Jack Hansen of Cranbrook has
spent a few days at the home of
his aunt and. uncle, Mr. and Mrs,

REMEMBRANCE. DAY
PROGRAM
Parade at 10.15 am

SERVICE AT CENOTAPH AT 10.50 A.M.

‘

EVENING PROGRAM FOR MEMBERS

POT-LUCK BANQUET AT 6 P.M.”

DANCE AT 8.30 PM.

|W. Hale. f

T. Wiebe. .

Mr, and Mrs. Bert Toews and
Deseri of Robson were weekend. vi-
sitors at the nome of Mr, atid urs.
H.- Toews.

Mies June Lang and My: Lor

raine .Fladager have left for a!
weeks’ visit with Miss Langs’ father
and mother, Mr, and Mra. F. N.
Lang .at Penticton.

Mr, Jack Hansen has left for
the coast, While there he is going
to viilt his mother, Mrs. J. Ander-
son and sister, Grace. -

Miss R, Grove of Trail was a
weekend visitor at the home of Mrs.

LMM D, Male ef Nelson was 8

turther bullding will be a necessity
{in 1961, It is fortunate that this
did not occur earlier, since, next
year-we will be receiving the ‘taxa-
tlon on the Celgar project which
will then be in-operation.

The fac arara of education

policy {lable to them
for coverage of thelr school child-
ren,

NIGHT SCHOOL: Night school
classea are again being offered. It
is hoped the response to this very
well worthwhile adult educational
program will be better than it was
last year. It is impossible to pro-
vide this unless a reasonable num-
ber of people avail themselves of it.
In other Districts in the province
many have taken advantage of the

of 50, per
cent of cporoved building costs. It
is therefore our hope..and belief
that a large building ‘program could
be entered into with little or no in-
‘erease in taxation for capital pur-

mrr.| poses. We will have more accurate

Imowledge on’ the matter when we
receive the District assessment. no-
tice from the department.
The interests of the

Ment courses ‘ble, and fou-
rishing night schools are running.

TEACHING STAFF: The prob-
Jem of obtaining sufficient fully
certified secondary teachers is still
acute, This Is, of course, a province-
wide worry, due to a continuing
shortage. The board is doing every-
thing within its power to bring the
many desirable features of this dis-

of the District will of course con-
tinue to receive full consideration
from the board’ of school trustees
to ensure that there be no waste of
tax monies while the best’

trict.to the of
teachers,

DIST. SUPT: In August the
board was pleased to welcome
Claude Bissell as the new District

Mr Bissell has spent

possible is provided forthe young
people of the District.
Mention has been made of our
increasing school population. It is
therefore considered the following
figures will prove of interest: ‘Total
enrolment in September 1959 was
1740, Total

many years serving 95

“jlarge secondary ‘and Uaanatiey

schools. We belleve his experience
will’ prove of great value to the
entire District.

“At tis time too, we wish to
express our thanks to our former

in
1960 was 1920, with enrolment still
increasing rapidly.
“" athe nigh’ school enrolment in
September 1959 yas 675; in Jurie of
this year it was 645, It is now 800,
which is an increase of approxi-
mately 24 per cent. All the large
‘schools show
ding increases.

District
Kenzle. During. his three years with

proved to be invaluable. His ap-
pointment to Trail school District
No. ‘11 speaks ‘for itself since "this
is a senibr position in’ the province.
‘The board extends its congratula-

: tons and thanks to Mr. MeKenzie,

Colin Me-| |

the District his help and advice|_

By CLUB ‘REPORTER

-Two more regular memberships
have been accepted. ‘This brings,our
total membership up to about 245,
Tt sure looks Uke o record year for

I can't help. feeling that we
need, something when I Jook around
and see the same old faces in there
ready to work, Come on out Goni-
rades, First nomination night is the
first Tuesday in December. Plans
are well along toward successful
Armistice Day parade and service,
in the morning with a planned pot-
luck and dance for members only in

the evening. KINNAIRD, B.C.

B dition..Phone 6476,

‘WHEEL ALIGNMENT ~

‘ Restdentlal tots, good view. Apply

zu Sopow, Phone 5200 ; tins
Good building lots In Kinnaird,
one 2783. ae

‘3-ft., 2-room General - trailer,

lke new. Write Box’ 490J,. Gastle- | good
4 O 6 income.

. 100. x 160, serviced,
‘yation done, $750-or closest, offer.
hone” Sent 4 363

Apples and pears. Phone 7041,

1984 Fargo one-ton truck, dyal
wheels, low mileage, excellent con |

‘Three lots 60 x 80 near 6th

eat For your beef this year, phone

Get traction you can TRUST!

“Town & Country”
- WINTER TIRES

' GUARANTEED TO 60

Put ‘new “Town & "Country"?
tires on your car this fall.
you're stopped by traction prob-"
tems in mud, ice or snow, we'll’
pay the tow. No argument—
no red tape.

* PLUS thousands of extra
mifes on dry pavement: Fire-
stone engineers know that nat-
ural rubber wears too fast at
high’speeds, so they developed
Firestone.Rubber-X. This ad-
vanced rubber gives the trac--
tion of neieage and’ Eeellat BUY:
longer- mileage and a. silent
tides: BPAY LATER

Bl use your CREDIT CARD

No down payment 4
‘Six months to: pay.

Castle Motors ‘Lid

PHONE. 24il

: POR SALE.
truck in excellent condition with
qoly nem. ‘Phone

feathkit
| radio in leather case, In very
shay

H vale 3191,

Make an offer for comer a
19, District Lot 7182 at Castlegar.
Write Box 490P, Castlegar News. 363

;—.3-ton 1948 Ford

very good hoist. All : fires protons

It 6 transistor poral

pe and’ 8 steal al at $40, 5 ehone
479) y 3a

| Carter, Robson, pa ‘Stil.

a
$43 }and stand together with pipes and
aaa blowey in: perfect condition, hone

B Green in Castlegar, Phone 9171 or
soet : 543 /up. “Value $300, Ph
Two pair ete! Tae cata,
zea 3 a ne $851,

ar write Box 169, 6
‘White
2768, P. Jolly,

Phon

eae chesterfleld, Goo ~
dition, Phone 4331. * 2 rr

FOR SALE -

e100, P Phone 8310,

Pontiac ‘pedan, good shape,

. FOR SALE

and con

Cd bari

For sale or ¢rade: In progressive
hers

tlegar. Phon

“Bates white enamel Frood |.
. Lat-class
$25, Soply eo he Sedat Bt. West, Oat:

ro big
Erie auto” Oourt, pl large» hi

uto Court plus large. home.
Good

apples. Reasonable

Apply. Orerott st

tomatic. 800,
Phone 3875,

Kennione ‘oil. heater with

For sale or. weds, Ot Olgs Pia.

145

71ST Willy's. ar Phone Bird
tlegar,

io to start soon, 10-

terms, Write Box 425, Castlogar: 348
‘Usual good sully Delisious
rd

fewellery
i Fowsett pusrom Imper! pan
"Ful

$105. Apply N. Farley

0 gas UITIET,
Pos Piat ee onveraion bureee ner,
jous kegs of ri
and oats kes, $10; ea NS eee

JOMEETA
Front 8t.,. Nelson. -

"8S aa Good rand clean,

les above

ery dn Robson, Name on aiciophone -
im

mi, dinin,
[leona drapes.
i

HOMES Fon SALE |

| insides my, Hookup. neater pit
Rossland High

stove; 2

145) school. 4260 depot, balance $35

tana €-5063 or sae oa Pacey Rows:
ar 6261, .

‘ CHOICE HOME IN KINNAIRD

a :into ‘this ‘lovely. Bebedroo! om
‘| pome ‘before winter. This home fea.|
tures a large 26x 13 lving. room;
dining room with bullt-in china ca-+
3) Binet, ‘wall-to-wall’ rug “in ving
s room’ and hallway, full

home. Riso has a large. 168

FOR RENT.

4-bedroom house for sate or yent,
ed out. Phone 2161,
: Furnished basement suite, Phong

5107,

‘oman
‘ palin gas heat::

Basement suite which can ‘be rent-|f

145
Apply at

room in basement, au=

and :mi ol
Sentures: It is situated roma ates [ox
prove: .
tion, ‘This Thomovis noe market
foro limited

3-bedroom new house at Colum-
bia Heights Robson, for sal
Sign on the ‘house. aes)

e6-bedroom | hi
aa aoe aoe ore. ome, eet

45 a,das, new ,{omniture, ‘Total ore

rere pups. These

one pale boy's akates,: one

8-room apartment, < Phon

or or apply 6 ea Ave, Gaotiegan 6 a
artim =

tained. Phe Phone ne Sea oe alt mee

7. Purnlahed uy

Pitona 0h, or, (Unfurnished suits,

partment in rad

a sale or Tent, new.2-bedroom.
house in Fruit wale. Phone ee

‘Three. Toe ‘x 98 on 6th x Ave

‘Arrow Lakes Fe 7
Service - wd

ALLS. Lid.

 Gheriee aks

i ‘Towing. - Barges
anywhere on the. Arrow
Lakes,” * :

Phone 5500 - ’

‘Leave Hobson Whact

* 10.00. a.m. Monday.»

Arrive Ed,

+ 4.00 ‘p.m.>Monday,
Edgewogd

NIGHTS, —— NELSON 2051

New residents are still “moving
‘nm with schoolsage children and we

business visiter to Renata.

Hilarity at Social”

2S Members of the Robson Evening
‘Group held their social meeting in
the community church hall with 20
members and 10 visitors present.
‘Highlight of the entertainment
that followed was modelling of dres-
ses and hats members had created.

These were made up in black and
yellow in the Halloween theme.
‘These dresses caused much hil-

History's Roundabout
In Flander’s Fields through mud and snow,
We place new crosses between the rows
That mark the, place our fathers fell

‘Who died to save us from this hell.

But now we lie here, young and old
Beneath the poppies, wet and cold,

To make for you a living place,

Free from fear, to come and go

In Flander's Fields.

‘We caught the torch our fathers threw,

And now we pass it on to you.

We hope you've learned another bit,
Because we failed to keep it lit.

And now, our fathers we shall meet,
To join them in peaceful sleep.

While trodden down with weary feet
The poppies grow. in Flander’s Fields.

arity, with some of’ the creations of
the by-gone days, athers modern and
some of days to come.

Prizes. for the evening were
ewarded to Mrs. A. Smecher, Mrs.
H, Kemperman, Mra. F. Webster and
Mrs, B. Macalister. Mrs. F. Marshall
won the booster prize and Mrs. J.
Hunter . received a gift from her
mystery pal.

‘The November business meeting
‘will be held at the home of Mrs, R.
Oborne. ‘To close the delightful ev-
ening, refreshments were -served by
the hostesses Mrs. F. Giraud, Mrs.

will not have a true picture of to-
tal enrolment until nearer.the end
af the school year.

haa? 87 téachers on staff, 31 ‘high
school: and 37 elementary. In Sept.
1960 we hhave a staff of 75 ‘teachers,
36 in high school, 40 in elementary.
. School bus transportation has
‘naturally,been quite s problem. Al!
‘buses are full to capacity. It is not
our desire to create hardships for
any child either by having. to leave
for school at an unreasonably early
hour andlor returning at an unrea-
sonably late hour, or having to
walk. an unreasonable distance.”
However, it is apparent that.
some adjustments will be necessary.
Full :consideration of the * pupil's
needs will be given before any
changes are made.
. Bus operating costs are com-
parable to .previous years. A new

ment for our oldest bus, It is rated
at 67 passengers, Jt will carry. this
many elementary children but not
this many, high school children, who

uire more room. The bus drivers

A./Woodrew and Mrs, ©. Nygaard.

have continued their excellent ser-

WE EXTEND .

SOTO aL aan

Our Best Wishes

TO THE:

CASTLE BOWLADROME

ON A SUCCESSFUL OPENING |

bus bas’ been purchased as'replace-;

‘

‘hay day isa good drying: ae ‘when you.use an. ‘Aufomatic Electric Dryer.

You are assured fresh, and fluffy-iry clothes without ‘the chore of hang-
ing up and taking down fhe clothes from a clothesline, It.is so. easy to
‘put the clothes in your Electric Dryer, set the’ dial: — and the ayer: does
the rest — Automatically.

Bee the Automatic Electric Dryers on display ‘at your dealors. Have ve them

BUSINESS:

ALEX CHEVELDAVE
BO. Land Surveyor"
“448 Columbia Avenue

.\ Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes

SUPPL’

Box 240 — Phone 2161
DESMOND 3.
LITTLEWOOD —
OPTO!

Wea, 250 to 8 pm.

3512

aio Apply: Mc0;
Apartments behind Koote orgs

M45
ere SAE ERE
Trailer spac
Phone 48987 e Bt Silver. ‘Birchés. | erin

_ MARRIAGE

< Furnished
of foun aixraable Nov, 16. Fhong s!

- ‘a-ber
lots’ located at dane Cedar. Good
ie

oes.
See us re Building Lots and Acreage

‘ANDERSON

oom Tarnished
unturatned, #2, Puons, eg $950;
34

droom house on 2 corner
location, lawn, f:

A. COMPLETE
Propane Service
- Bulk and Bottle
“Propane -

_ Propane and- Natural
Equipment ‘

EXPERIENCED
SERVICE: MAN

and ‘Castlegar.

:| home on wooded I 60-11
f fone Sera iB

FOR ‘SALE

Uving
floor, Two

Be
ry

t | of fae. Cleanest trailers on the coast,
g.| care-free: living,: Will

4 also. et
phone or: wire collect Mr, Lynds at

ce war Pelday meeting cancelled.’ An

*| the | dress. rehearsal . of.; Stonfaue™ 3
; | Kinnaird Improvement Society Hall.

Castlegar, or Mike Vi
45, eard . e. Verzuh, 4461.

Community

iy Be to -2,. Admission
% Kinnaird’s: finest &

+| Moder Hitchen, dining roo ieee

[| room and master. bedroom oh main Ply 5li-4th Ave,, i Coalienes.

NOTICES

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Bog
903, Castlegar. -|* in ae
+ TV sales and service. “Agua. for
Murconl. ‘Phone. 5167, R. Martini. to,

PHONE 3031.

Ciosing Time: 12 noon
Wednesday previous to
‘the day of issue. -~

Classified ‘ads are charg-
ed for at the rate of five cents
per word or figure per Inser-
tion, Minimum’. charge’ for
classified ads handed in at the
(Castlegar
tents. Minimum charge. for.

clasalfieda phoned ‘in to ‘the
office 18 60 cents.

Printed 7 pape ‘book maatahes
and wedding cake boxes. make
mement 8 or, Aa seating, be it
8p Fall’ or. Winter.
Make your selection frara’ the Ces:
tesar Nowe widg ‘bssortment.
Dress , childrens sare
men’ and ‘bbys pants, . alterations.
Mrs. E, Bolas ve henna Game:
alrd Plaze, Phone

‘MOBILE TOURS = “Yes rar as
little as $88 down or your: furniture
ment you may pur

Tun’ three times for the:price
chase the h home of -your choice. 30

of two, providing there are no
changea'in the wording of the
,ad in subsequent issues,

A: Castlegar, News box
number: may be used on class
ified ads for an extra charg
of 50 cents for handling-answ-
ers,

Engagement notices, ‘obit
uarles and cards of thanks o
vasual’ length are publishea
‘at @ flat, chart

All checked and serviced for years of
accept .car,

truck or’ trailer as down payment
For © immediate: information
VANCOUVER MOBILE | HOMES:
5489 Kingsway, Beutts Burna-

Eee: 3344

Kinnaird © United Church bas
‘Tea — ‘Bazaar on Sat.,.Nov.:26, 3:

tention Senior Citizens: . ee

invitation has been extended by. he
Kinnaird: Little Theatre .to atte

on Wed.,.Nov, 16'at 8.00'p.ni' in the |‘

(he Ubrary will be closed’ on

Day, Fri,, Nov. 21,145

Pythian Sisters Fall Basaar. ree
and Bake Sale on Nov, 12

‘Twin. Rivers Hall from 230. Py oo

145

fessional figure skatiny ;
be avaliable in Cas' astlegar this wi a hy

Old, Time Dance -at Y
Hall Fri., paved a rom

Sponsore | 7
Robson Recreation Sc eation Society. 14b

25 wemeen

Room and toard availabie. Ap.

second, nee Gas heat, entire: home
garage and :
large lot beautifully Jan he eee

si

For: farther: jatitondars, see

Write or phone Renata 47.
Isaac Pel

= ‘Adult waniss baby sitting 18
7

a

For Travel

WANTED =:

- Want organ. for Sunday § school.

‘Ask about! our PAY now, GO later
VIPO!

1560 Bay Ave. Trail — Phone 2945

. Mrs,
om“

’ Gravel & Top Soll

mG, pve fretasie
WHONE 9041

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Maple & 9h, Castlegar

For Home, ‘Cooked ‘Meals.

CASTLEGAR.
DINING ROOH

OW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
OPEN EVERY DAY
Sundays 6 pm. to 6pm.

FOR:
BULLDOZING — HAULING -
BASEMENT: DIGGING —

CASTLEGAR

:. COLUMBIA ROCKGAS
PROPANE GAS SERVICE
BEYOND THE MAINS

HEATING — COOKING
WATER HEATING,
CLOTHES DRYING
“BULK & ‘CYLINDER
VICE

. SER’
PHONE 6081 - CASTLEGAR

SASH
AND
DOORS

In All. Popular Styles
e

WINDOW AND DOOR
ES GLASS_ IN
ALL SIZES | & WEIGHTS

nner, Renata,

venings. Ph

: YOUNG AGENCIES: LTD.
Insurance and Real Estate
+, Castleaird Plaza *'

ished
Phone 5174.

‘Want to rent 2~bedroom fur-
suite or house in Gaatlegar.

PHONE 4341 :

OPPORTUNITY. "TO
LIVE A are BEAUTIFUL
yenrerourdd

lake
ture window liv
‘replace,

Wan’

good condition and gas fron. Will

washer t te Appi; Mrs,
er for same,

Coles, Deer Park.. bel

running: for
‘Arena. ‘phoue B08. sae

y gas-powered washer in

- BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING EXCAVATION

it new electric
bn

‘Want ‘donation of For ‘All Your

ee in : .
_ INSURANCE. AND

legar
os AB

; LIMITED :
.' Phone: 5154 Castlegar «
Across From’ Theatre”

ares, cabinet

| kitchen : with counter ‘top “electric.
range, wall. oven,

SON ‘AGENCY UTD,, Box 847, rr
Forks or Phone GF. 527.” 45

REAL: ESTATE’ NEEDS
; Phone. 3441 :
ANDERSON

: AGENCIES.

HELP: WANTED.

Loca! representative wanted, Ex- |,
real. estate, insurance

INSURANGE .

': Agents For
Pearson Sashless © Win-
dows and All Sealed Unit=

™M. E. MecORQUODALE

: GUARANTEED, REPAIRS

Costlegar 2521 — Trall 191»
- Nelson 1471 :
UNTIED TRUCKING ‘-

i BUILDING. "SUPPLIES.
“Phone S181 -

YOUNG AGENCIES LTD.
» Insurance’ & Real’ Estate.

33 x too Tot.
‘terms.

ae in Castlegar priced ‘for
uick, sale, Corner - Th and aren.

Good location.

Phone .2161,

PHONE 441: >,
‘ CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

2~pedroom “
ter mail tamil
_ | Sesion payments, Phone beer,” B46

Bs ouse in ‘Blueberry
‘Very reasonable.

PARDMAN FURNITURE
and Service

* BUELD-RITE ” Bae
Construction Company
“We build , anything"
For’ Pree Estimates Fhone|
One 5540 Bea.

v

INCOME ETA

Kinnaird Little Theale

: “Honique”
A two-act mystery drama

ie,

y Hall
NOV. 18th & 19th 8 p.m,
Horror! Suspense! ), Tragedy!

1186: CEDAR. AVE. i
FRAIL”
“PHONE-- TRAIL 3326°

: FULLER BRUSH ae

\" For’ Local Sales and

») Service Phone 4984
AR‘:

DAVE WILDE:
FULLEE BRUSH

; “The Home For ‘Your. Pet

(When: You're Away” ->
Accommodation .: for. Cats
Creek, BO,

Overhead & Underground

Industrial : Commercial
hia -Domestic Wiring :

‘ De-Hie. ‘Maintenance Service
‘Wiring, & Rewiring

‘Installations -

PLYWOOD & BUILDING SUPPLIES -

> SALE STARTS ‘SATURDAY, Nov. 12

4X .8' X.-five Sixteenth” “unsanded plywood,

iii

_ Saturday | Matinee

bildee

% Y ig
|

4X8 X 3%” laeanded iiviood: panel:
4’ X 8' X 54” unsanded. plywood, panel
5‘ X 8! X 5” unsanded plywood, panel .
‘LAX 74.X 9" Trendwall, panel
4X 8X V4" Syly d; panel ......

AX 8X Ve" Hardboard, panel...

4A’ X11 and 4’ X. 12" ‘half-inch Gypree to clear
‘= $60 a thousand. >! t

13. squares dual red: 210- Ib. “equare butt Asphah:
5 Shingles, ber square. $10.9. °-

134” reiect Monodoors, each . wed

(00 only at this. Lala

only ©

nitted with . pa
= One’ Show Only.:7.30 p.m. ©

ts REGULAR PRICES

MON. - TUES. - WED:

, aaa you how you can DRY (CLOTHES BETTER, ELECTRICALLY.

SGT. K. McBRDE f : ~§MITH' Ss.

¢ TB) PLUMBING & HEATING.
2y 1S GLAD TO HAVE PROVIDED THE: PLUMBING,
2
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