, 1964

PRET A MARCHER...
AVEC PUSSYFOOT

Pour ses premiers pas, Bébé a besoin du confort.
et de la protection que lui assure la chaussure
Pussyfoot de Savage. Dans In chaussure Pussy-

foot, Me pied est b l’aise ct

ment. Le talon de cannes

empéche Bébé de glisse:

fous grandir normale-
note, légerement strié
a join de

chaussures parfaitement: aastéss s pour eS.

EE emiers pas. *
aj

Nous sommes. spécialisés

dans

justement des chaussures pour enfants.

- MADDOCKS

4 United Nations,

ERC

BUELETIN

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A
DURO WATER SOFTENER
inatalied in your basement
out of the way
PAYS FOR ITSELY
in about a year of drastically
reducing soap, clothing, cos-
metic, electrical and plumb-

ing bills,

“Check with us for all models
and all sizes of Duro Water
Softeners and installation.
Fuse No Bother
No Obligation

Guides. and Brownies Moth:
ers Day Tea, May 9 2.30
430. United Church Base
ment — 25c. Door Prize.

Sunshine Club Tea and Sale
in aid of handicapped child.
ren, May 8 2.4, ‘Legion Hall

Kinnaird United Church Wo-
men — Rummage Sale in Le.

gion Hall on May 2nd, 9 a.m.
to?

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SEWER

Connections & Plumbing Alterations

Homeowners are advised to familiarize themselves
with the NEW SEWER CONNECTION BYLAWS =
and PLUMBING. REGULATIONS’ before starting. =
any new work or alterations.

Please feel free to contact us in this regard for’

advice or estimates.

We invite you to make your worries our respon-

sibility.

We stock APPROVED PIPE AND FITTINGS. and
- our expert Plumbers and reasonable prices assure

you the minimum cost.

(No connections to sewer will be made until Aue

E= ust or later, but in some
= prepare inside plumbing

cases it will be wise to
in advance before’ :the
i wa

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Declaration Nixes
_ All Discrimination -

reer: ‘declaration calling tor the
elimination of all forms of raclal
discrimination was read ‘out at
Castlegar's. council meeting last
week,

Acting village chairman R. C.
Maddocks read out the declaration
which’ has been adopted by the

* ‘Mr, Maddocks remarked that
he hoped taht more people wauld
work to banish all types of discri-
mination’ and “not just pay lip
service” to the ideal of no alseri;
mination whatsoever.

Ppa a

Coroner’s Jury
Suggests Ramps
Be Heightened

A coroner's jury recommended.
here that guard rails on the ferry
slip and ferry ramp be increased in
height, following the death by
drowning of Mrs. Martha Kereiff.

‘Mrs, Kereiff drowned on the
Robson side of: the ferry when
the car in which she was riding
with her husband went out ‘of
control and plunged over the side
of the ferry ramp. :

The jury, before coroner Dr.
Victor Goresky, ‘ruled that death
was accidental and attached no

me.

Mr. Kereiff escaped . death

when Johnny Zucco dived from a
rescue boat and caught the elder-
Jy man as he was going under.
‘The car, with Mrs. Kereiff in it,
had already sunk,

The jury also recommended
that the cable trough running bet-

Members of the jury were:
Gerry L. Renz,’ Anton L. Den.
neus, Brian Ryder, Jacob Koenig,
Stanley L. Sinton and Edward s.
Conroy.

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Sale. Nets $10.40

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fener, the‘ crane Will’

The April meeting of the-Re-
nata Women’s Institute :was held
at the home of Mrs, J. Riemer.

The bake sale held in the Re-
soa Store cleared the amount of

10.

‘.Aletter was read from: the
matron of the Queen Alexandra

Progress of ‘their adoptee, .San-.
dra: Dixon, and also acknowledg-
ing the gifts- which had-been: sent.

A letter from the. disttict se-
cretary, was_read asking the Rena-
ta WI to endorse their request

to Mrs. Shaw.

‘Mrs. P. Warkentin was nomi-
nated to be the’ delegate ‘to the
district convention which is to be
held‘at Fruitvale on May 6,

A clean-up day was set for the
cemetery: Also, the flowers in the
tubs ‘are to be planted...

Rust Makes
Fast Friends
With ROMP,

Kinnaird’s contingent to the
Association of Kootenay Munici-
palities meeting at Cranbrook over
the weekend ‘made fast. friends
with Canada’s finest, the RCMP.

respondent reports that Comm. G.

Solarium informing the WI au ihe |@

that the award. of merit be given |

A special Castlegar News cor- |i

idge: at ‘Kinnaird. ‘In the foreg:
tower crane brought i in from West Gecnany. ‘With added
Téach 250’ ft: ‘and can ‘lift: load of :
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Come i in to see our new selection of

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i liso bee!
pointed supervisor Gf files’ and we
cords for:the Consolidated Mining
and sues, Company. ‘

tered + Comine: i
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priced, From oo san ee $10.95 t to $27.98

‘sity’ of British Columbia in chem-
ideal: engineering, Mr. Ellison: has
‘lgerved “in Plant, laboratories, in

' of: matching dollar.
“, for-dollar'to a ‘omier of. r $1,000. ‘
Ellison was born in. ‘Trail }

‘. The money
lete the
:8raduate ‘of, the’ Univer=| ; P fe Deol Level eottes

is needed to. com-
‘the

‘park: bfore: high: ‘water.
Donations may be made at the}:
_ Castlegar Drug, Anderson Agen-

esearch pnd

: cies; ‘Young: “Agencies and at the
stle ‘Goods.

Everything’s peuihy pols ‘ees our exciting new sports look in‘ exub-
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lottes, pedal Piishers. and slims priced fom USS $2. 49 to $12. 95

instructor. this’: past ..weekend
rounds out the company. operations
which now include : ‘government fly-

: nteer. Fire
Denna isto burn down a

ire fighting.

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH’ COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, MAY -7, 1964.

d

OW. s Pipe: executive

‘elephone Co. A copy of

coincident
of. “the communication “requirements

‘While’ f
still jn the late stage: of constru
tion, the company. is fully licenced
i and already-in operation: ae

aircraft’ rental and sightseeing.

- Parallel Parking

Castle « Electric, :: owned ‘by.
Drazdoff, willbe’ moving’ int the

ays. ,
unced the ope
. Office ‘at ‘the 'Castleg:

itd!
‘The arrival.of a full-time flight

t service,

the , Columbia river exists “here,
4 Federal Resources :: ui

Mr.

tt

<The Crossroads .of the Kaotenays”

‘is the present intention. at
the, i C.-Hydro and. Power Autho-

q | tity: to--abandon ‘the Broadwater

Syringa Creek road under Colum.
bia river development.
| This information was given the

4 externat affairs committee hear.

High Arrow dam.
ing dug: on’ both sides of

are ‘being dug by’ hand. ‘This ‘particular pit the
ft. and a’ complete record of the. number and ‘size; of eee .
rock taken’ out of. it is: kept. —

will: be carried out

: nd where’ material will be -ob-|;
-| tained -for -actual- construction’ of: the: dam itself: are be.

the’.Col

Castlegar News Photo

in
is going along quite speedily,”
works: supervisor Norman McNabb
told spac a at its meeting: Tues-

locati
an. open /mind” but
“to ‘abide’ by:

man‘ W.. HS

‘ uneil is willing ‘to
“any. ragorala: of the Castle~
gar’ Tennis. Club relative to the
of its tennis. courts “with
* feels obli-
Bi ommitments
given. in’. the eit ‘village * chair-
“at

ite, ‘we. would
immediately Get-a. etter, response;

“We hope you will appreciate’|’

the: council. you will view this
teats as’ an -honest approach: ra-
ther as ‘an. “conclu as .the

council’s meeting Tuesday ‘night.
i. & letter from the tennis

‘mee
‘did the executive of the tennis

president,- Dick Dyke, read at’ the
ting ‘noted that “at ‘no, time
club

Dress

Comm, Zinio commented that
when the proposal was first moot-
ed, the Project Society felt’ there

urts : behin:

that -by: putting - these - doubts to] Ne

end courts, He said it was

+ Aste
perenne aorakt

| William Stade, Richland,
‘BAL

two end-to- | ington,

ith. one and.do.the

© Mr Zinio” added’ that’ it’ a
pears: the doors at. the: end’ of

‘to-end while «ther

‘the arena prohibit ‘two courts end: vat

Ate: will: be presente ‘by i a 2

S. Rust — who travels without “amoke’ nd

any baggage weighing him down

was stopped by the local consta-
blatory there twice, once for going
through a stop sign and once for
going the worng way down a one-
way street.

Along. Columbia .

‘Parallel parking fs to be insti
that gated in Castlegar on both sides |
‘Juniper’ St. but hé would check |’ Of Columbia Ave. through. Cas-
‘with: municipal clerk Joe Logelin flegar arom boundary to bou
first to make. sure “the ‘wrong | dary.
‘home wasn’t’. destroyed! (The
-; demonstration ° will: be: held at
7 ‘pm. sharp at 233 Juniper St.)

state’ they.” would “not continue
:| with the ‘plans to develop. the’ site
at the area.” He'said: an‘ approach
was’ made: to: Comm. ‘Lorne* Zinio
to. explore‘ alternatives to. the

‘but ‘for some reason”
that.-site\was discarded in’ favor
of; one to the front of,the property
near the RCMP detachment build-

na site ‘for ‘several, ‘reasons, inio said it was his un-

fe listed ‘these reasond. as: derstanding : that. when. the: area
4; Through a letter from ‘the |: there: was «chained out \it was
village office dated March 19,:1964,
te were informed of the difficul-

LET'S GO GOLFING

— SPALDING AND SLAZENGER EQUIPMENT —
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house ‘on’ Monday. night.’ And it
zene the:

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Noting the club's stated inten-
tion ‘to develop -two courts at .the
site’ when the proposal’ was first
Made, Comm: Gwilym Hughes sta_
‘ted he would “like to,see the ten-
nis club; -fullfil - their. obligations
with regard to council's decision.” |-

'Mre:‘Oglow. said. he thought|’> been:
¢ house’s Tocation was 258 : through Teas fe for about thee three
.;Months although ‘for the : ‘past
Several meetings he has sat im as *
a Stee Sn comet ee 3

ETT

This action was taken by co
cil ‘at its: meeting on‘ ‘Tuesday
“night * upon the advice of ithe

ROMP, ' th f high:

ways and: the “innaied-Castle.

gar and District ‘Safety Council.

SPALDING

BIRTHS

HADIKIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hadikin ‘of Thrums, ; April | §
24, a daughter.

‘SABLONSKY —. To Mr. and
Mrs. George Jablonsky of Castle-
gar, -April.'26, a daughter. |

PEREVERSOFF -—.To Mr. and
Mra. George N..Pereversoff of Cas-
tlegar, April 26, ‘a daughter. =

RENZ_— To. Mr, and. Mrs.’
Gerry. Renz of Castlegar, April 27,
a.daughter.

BONNETT — To Mr, and Mrs.
Fred: Bonnett .of - Castlegar, April
27, a son.

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