12,° . CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 11, 1961

Brilish Evangelist,
Tom Rees, to Visit
Castlegar June 15:

+ Tom: Rees of London, England,
the well-known British Evangelist
who for 25. years has preached to
vast congregations in Great Bri-
tain and .has filled London's Royal
Albert Hall more than 50 times, is
visiting Canada with a party .of
British ministers and evangélists to
conduct a Mission to Canada.

Mr, Rees and his party will
Preach in Castlegar on June 16.

Greeted everywhere by packed
churches. and . auditoriums,
Rees has. sald that unless Canadian
churches can get the wavelength of
modern youth, many of them ‘will
have to, close Sonn within the next

B '| sealing of joints in the blacktop in
| Woodland Park.

Tom | trol of. fires.”

Now AVAILABLE ia ALL

Council again, rejected a resol-
ution that thes be submitted to the

alities atking that the federal gov-
ernment provide financial. assist-
ance in addition to winter works
help for those communities “In fi-
ninelal difficulties.”
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- A $50 donation was approved
to the Salvation Army to help for
the care of unwed mothers. Last
year unwed mothers from Kinnaird
spent 106 days in the home run by
the Salvation Army at Vancouver.
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‘Western Paving has been ask-
ed by Celgar to patch and complete

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Approval of the new VLA sub-
division plan was withheld by coun-
cil since the plan left with council
was not signed by the department
of highways. i
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Building permits worth $26,500
were approved.
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‘Three readings were given the
bylaw “for the Prevention and con

, eae
Fourth reading was deferred
on the bylaw setting up a joint
pound with Qastlegar until it is'
known what the cost is going to
be and where it is likely to be es-
tablished.-
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* Subdividing of the Lorne Cainp-
bell property on sth Ave, was ap-
Proved pending installation of ser-
vices to part of the property.

Oolict

Eight Documents ©
“Used in Census

Eight documents will be used
in the 1961 Census of Canada whi-|
ch atarts June 1.

Those of general Pega deal

ducts | sold during the 12, months
ig the census.

. Another questionnaire will col-

lect. ania for very small bare

with (1)
family size and inocme, i a sample
basis, (3) housing, also on.a sample
basis, (4) agriculture and (5) mer-

u chandiaing,

* The main agricultural document
will be supplemented with separate
questionnaires dealing © with. irriga~

| ton, small holdings and woodlands.

The) population document has
26: questions. Fifteen of these will
be ‘asked for each person by the
census taker. These deal with re-
lation to Head: of household, sex,
marital status, citizenship,
birthplace, ‘year of immigration for
those born outside Canada, ethnic

.| or cultural origin, religion, Janguage

and education, -
For all persons 16 and over, 10
will be byte

Ooligans, Oul

There's
about the spelling on ethe West Coast, but in the east they

call them smelt.
running ‘uy
Great’ Lakes tothe west.

No matter what they’re called, they're
rivers and streams from the east coast to the
Fisherman Denny Dieterle

-landed a catch in British Columbia that would make any

fish-fry addict’s mouth water.

- Census is: Taken
“Every Ten Years

A census of ‘Canada his been
taken every 10 years since Confed-
eration, The first was in 1871. The
10th on June 1, 1961, will be the
largest. It will count a population
which is expected to be almost
one-third greater than when the
last’ decennial Census ‘was taken in
1061.

LEADING DRU: STORES

The 1961 - -Cenmis ‘will’ measure
housing,

merchandising characterlatits of
Canada, Its uses are so varied that

| there is scarcely a phase of econ-

omic'and social- activity that can-
Not be related.to it.
It is ot great “value, Soa an le-

- For ‘Moving Poles:
Is’ Highways Depts

* Castlegar has no responsibility
whatsoever’ in assisting with the
possible re-locating of power poles
along the highway closer to the
sidewalk, declared village chairman
N., T. Oglow at council's meeting:

‘Mr:. Oglow was commenting on
@ report by works, supervisor Nor-
man McNabb that the department
of highways had suggested the pos-
sibility of the village helping with
the possible moving of power, ‘Boles
near the arena.

«« The villagé chairman said the
highways. department has always
at “its
is “the travelled portion of the
highway” and the areas conceracd
are definitely on the. travelled por-

tion of the highway:

aa

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oo” _ Here aowl The Paint speciaily. designed for

se

OUTDOOR BEAUTY

colour

rang awe ond heh fea

, CASTLEAIRD HARDWARE — OWNERS.

Chive ‘ot six rich cok

Encellent, ‘hiding and Ee
Beles overnight under sas Sonaitione

[Borrow (hte Beautiful COLOR HARMONY BOOK! Choose tn
‘your own home from hundreds of madera Seat

eee ‘Wells Stores.

KINNAI ald B.C.

velg af government, business, indus-
try, labor, as' well as those respon-
sible for the administration of -ag-
encies of social-welfare, justice and
education, The many facts which
it is only possible to obtain through
& census will be used in reaching
decision that will make Canada an
even better place in which to live.
“While everyone 1s required. by
law to answer the questions put to
him by the census taker, the suc-
cess of the census does not rest on
this legal requirement, It depends
rather on a general appreciation of
the purposes of the census, and the
co-operation of.éveryone in answer-

:] ing census _ questions fully and ace

curately.

Capital Invested
in Pulp & Paper
Highest i in Canada. -

From the standpoint of capital
invested, pulp and peper is by far
the largest industry in Canada.

It Js. estimated that the capl-
tal invested in the industry runs
to $3 billion.

‘This. investment comes from

of of

both directly by investment in pulp
and paper securities, and indirectly

through insurance companies, ‘trust |:

companies, and all the other in-
vestment agencies. i
The return on the immeuse

investment in the industry has been |"

small. Even in the more Prosperous
postwar’ years, the actual return to

shareholders in ‘relation to their],

real investment in plant, property
and equipment has beeh modest.

Despite financiat’ difficulties in|

the 1930's, the Canadian pulp‘ and
Paper mills have made. their own
way against world “eompetition.
without subsidies, price. . floors,
guarantees or any: other- form of
financial assistance from’. govern-
ment,

While the industry ~ obviously

.| includes 8 number of large coxpora-

tions, it also bgeer eerie py: small
operators.

While several mills are capable
of producing more than 1,000 tons
a day, 60 per cent of all the mills
have a daily output.of less than
150. tons.each.- There; is. no-domin~
ant group or interest which, in time

of stress, or at any_ofher.time, can_|

dictate policies to other producers,

Helen's tee
Hor +7 ||

x Phone: 5191:

on
kind of business or industry in whe 4

ch they. work, and /f they are wage~
earners, the number of weeka they
have. worked during the 12 months
prior to the census, and thelr wag.
es or salaries.

Finally, one question will be
asked of every male 25 years and
over concerning war service. ‘

At every fifth household a ques-
tionnaire on migration, family, size
and income Will be;left for, com-
pletion by each -person 16 years
and over...

It will ask the-place of resid-
ence five years ago, as well as each
married, widowed ‘and divorced wo-
man in the household, the date, of
her first marriage and the number
‘of live-born children she has had,

-Finally, lt will ask about in-
come (if any) either from salaries
and wages or from any other sour-

ce, Persons ving in households. at |*|

which ‘this document Js. left (one in
five) will be asked to answer the
)Questions, seal it, and hold it-for
Picking up at a later “date PY, the
census taker.

eethe housing document wil be
used at every fifth house to record
such ‘characteristics as type of

Awelling, age, number of rooms, wa-
‘ter supply, heating and other fac-
dlittes,

“Those who own the home in
‘which: they reside will be asked’ to
estimate its value, and state. whe-
ther there is a mortgage. Tenants
will be asked the monthly rent and

“| what services are included in the
ti,

The main st

ing‘ the 12 months preceding the ;

be aoe only {n Ontario, ‘Gaskets
chewan, Alberta and British, Col-|
umbla, But ‘a. limited ‘amoutit ‘of
information stout irrigation — ga-
thered in) the’ main. agricultural
questionnaire —: will be collected :
irom all provinces,
"woodiand -quéationnaire |’

* MNGMIFICENT EXPRESSION OF LOVE:

where wood products were cut “dure Bed

census,

For the cenmus of merchandls-
ing, census: takers next month ‘will
record facta concerning: the name,
address; kind ‘and size of ‘business
for all retail,. wholesale and service | ~'
establishmenta, z mh. 7

b/s fw)

KING. KOIN | LAUNDRY -
“CASTLEAIRD: PLAZA ‘-

Blackline Paving Co. Lid.

. Will be working’ in the Castlegar-Kin-

a naird Area. early’ in May. Take advant-
age of low prices ‘on ‘Driveways, Play
areas’ and Sidewalks. ie

have John Gillen or Dan McNulty call

ee eats ; ai at MG! OS :
LI st : fel ,

naire will record facts about the
location, ‘area, tenure and value of
the farm; crop acreages and land
use;. farm machinery and electric
power;
dairy products; agricultural labor
and part-time work of farm opera-
tors; and value of agricultural pro-

live stock. and poultry; |,

- BLACKLINE. PAVING CO: LTD.

Phone Trail 2656

* Call Blacklirie at Trail 2686, and we will :

‘on you to give you an: estimate with 1 no

You have lots of ..
hot .water -when
you use an-Elec-
tric Water. Heat-
er, . An -Electric
' Water Heater is,
“so; ‘efficient, it
“costs only a few
cents a day to
operate. ..

Heat.

WATER HEATER:

Water Better, Electrically: :

CARD.OF. THANKS - :

Mere. words are Inadequate” to
aincere

tere fad tather, Oswald Ber-
tam Ballard, We te ish

ian Legion Bran. |
170:and Women's Auxiliary: and
ral Boa ome, — ae

tend
submit a-sealed tender,

AUCTION. SALE
Timber. Sale X83718
Offered for" sale | Ny
* eam Lo~
Ly 6 12th, teat in the
ote of the Forest Ranger, Castle

- the “Licence”
eat gut 2200 are feet oe hemieok, ecul

spruce, ch,

white , Ping snd “lodgepole ‘pine trees
other species on an

ora: fituated | on Lot Bale 5816, Mober!

Oreék:: within Salmo ipfeae Block
No. ts 1,

for ‘removal of timber.
Provided anyone ugable ‘to nt~
the auction in on may

at the hour at auction and trea
ted"a8 one: bid,

tained: from the ‘Devuty, wnatetster of of
Forests, Victoria, B.; the District

Towing’ - Barges ee
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

‘Phone 5800.

Forester, . B.0.3 soe the For-
eat Ranger, tn

Netiee. of Intention La Apply ‘to
District of

Kootenay Land
Ten (10) Bere will De allowed ri

\
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
B, BALLARD, formerly
of Fo obgon, BO. ene
(CE 18 HEREB'

Y G) that
credltore and: y atiene pone claim
against the estate thee tbove

rare,
send them: A the ay sauce
cutor ‘at 626 West Pender Street,
Vancouver, B.C., before pe the Srd day
of July, 1861, after. wi hich date fhe
executor will distril but te- the
thereto, hgving ree arg eptlied |
, regard “01 e
claims of Sich, it then has notice,
\ THE ROYAL ‘TRUST

“also roen. and board,

eect ‘Apartments, Phone
8 ar .
ove ms pe

Tang
to} couch. Apply Twin iver ou fotel.

. Be Se

FOR SALE

1950 Ford, good shape, Fhone |

Se converted te iving
‘converted ‘ivi | ~
quarters, osale' “summer ome or
temporary living qi . Contains

e, olf space heater, bed and|

No_phone. calls please,
Dry dimension’ Jute, HRT,

surface boards, For'sale'at
Ehone 1893 Nelso! eit 0

FOR SALE

a SOMMER HOME |
fully-furniah sum.
ene home, Snaludes boat well, Can
Ren moved 20

ere “alka next to ra
school, Phone 6491."

S-roomed house in Robson. =a

Nelson ma aunts at Pass Creek,

“Ake NOTICE that Alex Pere
eversott of: Pass ‘Creek, + OCe
guration casera on sawmill ine

appl for’ permisslor
6

fands:—

Arrew Lakes Ferry

rae @ post ‘planted
the northwest corner Loi

‘Or.
the purpose for ‘which the land
is ne is “home:

2-1
it | nalrd, nants
¢| preferred. Phone’ 6 oot. Bouth Slocan,

garage, or une
fumnished, Phone 6405 si
ished Apple’ Ga ghia teat

e nm x
ments, Pious 314 i 8

tol att hi te tly
matic heat,
Castlegar. Ph Phode € 6971, 318
‘hedroom: ne house in Kin-
270-10th’ Ave. Long te:
Suite, furnished or unfurished.
Phone S101 a
apartment, bath and ut-
lity: " Harvice Bulding. Phone agi

Dated ths 3 loth day of April, 2951,

y me “FOR Sats dau
BULLDOZING — HAULINC | Cha

. BASEMENT. ‘DIGGING. i
* CEMENT. WORK "¢
PHONE 5200:

EL!
‘BOX 464

SOPew
CASTLEGAR

FAARRIAGE -PLARS

Mr, and Mrs,:Nils’ Bystrom of
legar wish to announce the

of Nelson.

place at 3.30

ted: Church with
Pratt ol offolatiog:

Small p containing sum
| Boney outelde " Castlegar = hos pial,

apply at-the hi

_ Business, Professional Directory

ALEX CHEVELDAVE
0, Tana Sarveyer
48 Columbia Avenue

FIALA'S FOR BEAUTY
Custom Hair Styling ~
‘PHONE: sais

Above Bank of Montreal

ARTS SERVICE .AND

an LAUGHTON

“DESMOND ‘Tr.
LITTLEWOOD

state
Wed. 230 to.8
Wpneae aay

BO, Kant Surveyer
AEM Bay, ‘Avenun, ‘Teast

AUTO:
Einnaird Phone: 2056

Behind Castleaird Plaza
Welding and Hepsire

G, A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Physician . |
Eremenke Building
PHONE 2021

| YOUNG AGENCIES LD,

Your Coleman Dealer
BULLDOZING
LANDCLEARING

‘Phone 2754 -

Dewis Contracting
.  Castiegar

Tnsurance é Real Estate

ce multe, au-|

Pred im Gas C tlegar. 50 00 lot. Phone

“to take At
Pam. on June 24, 1961, tn Be Gastle- | orice $5

gum of | 303 Ainsite ‘t., Winnipeg

PHONE: 2441

FOR SALE -

Garden ie i house Planta, Mra

". Bonde, 618

enings between 6 and 8,

New 2-bedroom home, good
cation near. centre of town. Phone

be divided to Pasig tareya shoal needs, Ap-
ply Box 11, Crescent Valley" Post
Ofttos, * 31

z Coos bullding iots in
8 2788. *

peg etn Ave, Castlegar, or phone
i ‘7

sees lot on
Ejonaird Write Box 513, ) Nelaon,

Taprover roved lot, 68 x 176; Fase
room house eo dale or rent. Both

innaird, Phonk 3836 or gets

‘Toilet and dil “stave from Rob-
son ~ church. >: Reasonable Price.
Phone 2271 or 3111,’

easpedroom storey end halt ‘cm

Genel
lot, “well “ait

250. Part cash and balance

Phone Trait ‘sata 2. -

1, DOr 261, 4231, 0:
5147  Gasttouar or ‘write’ A. , Hooper,
Man.

for gar, Neutne e qeate "sits vont Stevel

tings | husband were. paid by myself ‘and

= New s-bearoom Raise Apa | the OMAD Op.

3 ced

qe

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 11, 1961

abel SALE

outta’ Bene ira a creeks ag

Jot,’ could’:

wi
in = yment; Phone 6971, 318]

Adult w wit do baby altting cven-
6 | ing’s in Binnaird. Phone 4177. S16

‘Want "30 a later model Morris
Minor for, patie, ‘Write Mike. Dwar

oh private conching for Math

eshore property with trail-
er ands 2 rooms added. 4 miles from
ferry on Robson aide, Phone Rey

318
Coal ofl frig, Apply Win. “iis

everzoff, Bo: x 3. Bi

*brakes, tadio,
00, Poan be “financed,

NOTICES ° 7

‘ooked Rusatan
foods 0 oe anaets Oy or in. ar
own home, phone 5536. se
To whom it my concern:
the fune: of my. late
e . 18 in no. way oy
ted in Pees “connection. ie
crimours. tha

have, been ciroulating in

a Tina

TT ROHSHIOS ANONYMOUS.
Pein ae ae
moon ir ie i
of Ms tinl7

FENOERS: —
men and women

‘heuse, Ta 4 MOY iho HahEaD
use, Ly
at Robson :

‘House: pl and draftin: oe
vice, Jack Higwelt Phone 3066, 318

WORK. WANTED

Rellable woman seeks wo!

€ giles, aoe bar or what’ have oa

7 Phone 5200.

‘Want to rent a nouss
in $2 Goatlegss,
Write Box of abOZ, Castlegar.

with anes

AGENCIES LTD.
Castleaird’ Plaza

Birch —-“vood - for fireplaces.
Phone —

l-and-coal stove With com~
pista’ waar t iacket Cement chimney

with ee
mn Columbia Ave, near ar fey. Price ,

Phone: 4341, Kinnaird, B.C,

“Show: Open 2.30 - 5

“ates ‘Ave,
‘Ay A. popott, ‘Bultiant, or
Phone eat 3i9

"O Late 1959 25-f6, house tepiler.
agua sell aL By: Monday. What offers:

al-and="

“Industrial = Commerctal
Domestic ‘Wising st

24-Hir. Maintenance Servioe

Wiring & Rewi
,Overhead & Underground
Installations *

: Castle

ELECTRIC. CO. LTD.
PHONE: 7291

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THUR. FRI, ‘SAT. ry

THE PUSHER
Kathy Carlyle — Douglas BF ‘Rodgers

F PLus “t
BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE

. = Gin. cBlor) wd
Randolph: Scott — Jennifer Holden

‘-
ONE-SHOWING 8.30 P.M. ~

“MON., TUE.
Russian

_ QUIET. FLOWS THE DON’

; Gn color) : Wek
Starring Ellina Bystritskaya — Pyotr’ Glehov, :
“Cartoon”

ONE: SHOWING 8.45 P.M,

‘First Showing of .

Oil iain
Portrai ts

ALEC J. Guin ASA:

: Distinctive, . original - wsrks from the brush of
+ one ‘of Western’ Canada’s finest artists who  re-
cently had two of his paintings accepted and ne
in Government House, Victoria, B.C.

CASTLEGAR
PARISH HALL
AFTERNOON TEA;
Sponsored by
* . Lillian ‘Kiliough: Chapter 1.0.D.E.

No Admission,

Teas: 35e: 230 - - 5.00 p.m. Also served later in
evening. Advance sale of. tickets now on.
Contoct any Lo, BD. E. member,

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Elk Drive-In

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p.m; 6° 10.00 ‘p.m,

MAY T1-12- 13.

THEATRE
THURS. FRL, SAT.

Bringing you a delightful education
SAT. MAT. — CHLD. 280, ra

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