CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday July 3, 1958

SHHS Promotion. List

(continued from page three)
Palsson, Paul Strelieff, Sharon
‘Taylor, Jean Waterman, Michacl
Bebaeff, Philip Babakeiff, Phyllis
‘Bergen, Brian Cristofoli, Elsie
‘Fofonoff, Sandra Harrower, Olga
Lebedoff, Sharon Markle, Reg
“Mitchell, Don Phillips, Cecil Poz-
necov, Donna Tamelin, Ruby
Bondaroff, Rita Cumming, Kay
Falie, John Gevatkoff, David
‘MacPherson, Vera Masloff, Mary
Pictin, Bill Pozdnikoff, Kathy
Poznecov, Ken Robinson, Wendy

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Robert King, Kathy Konkin, Lo-
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Ronald Schwan, John Stoopnik-
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ster, Morris York, Margaret Zuc-
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CONDITIONAL PASS

Mary Cano, Clara Holuboff,
Maureen Lambert, Gordon Peters,
Patsy Rourke, Wendy Seaton, Li-

Kathleen Croteau, Ron Misca-
vitch, Eileen Newlove, Martha
Popoff, Carol Lee Riley, Ronald
Smith, Patti Worobey, Sharon
Wyllie, Jerry Fenner, Eileen Jol-
ly, Pearl McCreight, Dulce White-
lock, Gwen Hicks, Everett Keyes,
Arlene Jolly, Patsy Markin,

GRADE 11 PROMOTED TO

GRADE 12

Gladys Heagy, Mary Lebed-
off, Jocelyn McIver, Mary Naz-
aroff, John Osachoff, Elaine Ry-
sen, Samuel Sheloff, Lorne
Brown, Wayne Gray, Myles Mec-
Millan, Barbara Martin, Tom Mo-
jelsky, Lennie Morey, Lorraine
Schwartzenhauer, Jackie Sewell,
Nettie Voykin, Peter Harcoff,
Lorraine Hunter, Barry Jenks,
Suzanne Johnson, Lance Jones,
Verna Lactin, Gerry Whittaker,
Sharon. Albee, Marlene Croteau,
Lorne Grummett, Emily Killough,
Arvi Pellegrin, John Pinckney.
PARTIAL PROMOTION

Helen Butler, Roberta Gil-
mer, Martha Johnson, Mary Kon-
kin, Robert MacPherson, Keith

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Kanes

NO UNSEASONAL HEAT WAVES for the
early part of July are seen by the weather-

man, He sees near-normal

temperatures

yj snineghene Nowhtad

across the southern section of Canada with
the exception of Alberta where, like northern
Canada, temperatures will be below-normal.

Legion LA Extends Thanks
to Bill Shay for Car Use

The LA to the Canadian Le-
gion held their last meeting for
the summer Tuesday with 10
members present ahd president
Emily Peppard in the chair,

Minutes of the last regular
and executive meeting were read,
also reports of the various com-
mittees,

Mrs. Peppard gave a very in-

Mae Relkoff, Michael Romaine,
Alba Tambellini, Judith Water-
man, Rosalyn Williams, Bennie
Fietz, Kathleen Fishwick, Mark
Guido, Peter Harshenin, Dorothy
Lazareff, May Mah, Clifford Pal-
uck, Mervin Paluck, Marlene So-
berlak, Sharon White, Ray Bys-
trom, Diane Cowlin, Myrna Day,
Mary Evdokimoff, Nick Karzan-
iewski, Marie Makortoff, Yvonne
Mitchell, Harold Nevakshonoff,
John Scott, Don Simpson, Bob

Trene

Doris Brommeland, Jack Chart-
ers, Peter Dunlop, Virginia Kin-
akin, Walter Kooznetsoff, Robert
Lightle, James McKay, Diana
Pfeiffer, Olga Plotnikoff, Bon-
nie Reid, Joey Saliken, Michael
Zaitsoff,

Building Supplies

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Phone. 3351

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PERFECT COMFORT THIS WINTER

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report of the SHHS
awards day.

Mrs, Dinner read her report
of the zone convention held at
Nakusp.

An application for member-
ship was read and accepted, the

to be at the

for the hand-crocheted Arghan

to be raffled at the fall fair were
among the

All business being dealt with,

to the

enter hospital NOW!

Persons who have been told
to enter the hospital should do
so now says hospital adminis-
trator J, Bainbridge,

Mr. Bainbridge said there
is a general tendency for people
to put off treatment for the sum-
mer. He warned that there is)
liable to be a three or four-month
waiting list in September if this

St Alban’s Guild lawn social held
at the Taylor residence, where
coffee and cherry pie were much
enjoyed,

Hospital Has Deficit
For May Oneration

A deficit of $1,517 was in-
eurred by the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital in its first month
of

September meeting.

A letter of thanks will be
sent to Bill Shay for the use of
his station wagon for the Cen-
tennial bake sale. The-bake sale
proved very successful.

‘Members are asked to please
turn in’ their Purity Flour cou-
pons to Mrs, Peppard, Tickets

THAWK YOU! :
for being:
Careful. .

HEAT
NOW

" PREVENT FOREST FIRES }

SEE US FOR
FULL DETAILS

ANYTIME

PLUMBING
AND HEATING
PHONE 340!

_ Hospital administrator #

said

He said the summer is 2
slack time and “people who can
put an operation off, do put it
off.” He said if people wait for
their children to go back to
school before entering the hos-
pital they won't be able to enter
when they want to, but will have
to wait several months or iry to
get in at the Trail ar Nelson hos-
pitals.

B OF M REVIEW

Purchasing power and de-|
mand for goods and services can

penses for May were $6,110 ana
the deficit was $1,517. He said
the hospital board is “not ex-
actly dissatisfied” with the deficit.

He said that when the hos-
pital was just getting into. op-
eration there were “little things”
which have since been ironed out)
but which cost money at the time.

Another reason for the deficit
was that for the first two weeks
there were only two patients in
maternity but the hospital was
running with a full staff.

Sauadron 581!
Folds for Summer;
10 Gadets Going
to Sea Island

The squadron has finished all
operations for the summer. All
that remains now is for the vari-
ous cadets to go on their courses
and -to summer camp.

‘WO2 Pellegrin left yesterday
for Camp Borden where he will
take a drill instructors course.
Sgt. Bystrom and Cpl. Jenks will
be going to Chilliwack on flying
training courses and Spls, Phil-
lips and Cristofoli are going to
Vancouver on RTIP courses.

* Arvi Pellegrin

We will have 10 cadets going

to summer camp, at Sea Island

RCAF station. They are cadets

Zanet, Anderson,” Hagen, Hack-

man, Newman, Merrifield, Camp-

bell, Simpson, Waliner, J. Merri-
field and Wallace.

We would like to thank the

Castlegar News for printing this

the past year and we hope they

column each week throughout}

be it by deficit fi

of the size revealed in the June
17 federal budget, and by an in-
erease in the money supply which
may soon be necessary, according.
to the Bank of Montreal's Busi-
ness Review for June.

The B of M review, entitled,
“The Budget,— Instalment 11",
discusses the recent federal ac-
counting and states, a combina-
tion of monetary expansion and
fiscal deficit is not inappropriate
in view. of the present condition
of the Canadian economy, and it
is against the background of gen-
eral economic conditions that a
national budget must he apprais-

ed.”

Hospital Needs One Nurse |

The Castlegar ‘and District
Hospital still needs ‘one more
nurse.

Hospital Administrator J.
Bainbridge said if no suitable, lo-
cal applicant comes forward
“soon,” a nurse will be brought

out from England,

f
Mr. Bainbridge said two nurdj
sing inspectors from the BCHIS9

For Best Result

will be visiting the hospital today iim

‘and tomorrow.
visit.

It is a routine’

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Don’t Iet the first cold snap catch you with an empty

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Question 222!

SHOULD | HAVE A LUBRICATION AND OIL CHANGE

BEFORE or AFTER rny vacation?

GIVE YOUR CAR A BREAK WITH
COMPLETE LUBRICATION AT “THE

Fisk Tires

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For All Your
INSURANCE NEEDS
Phone 3441

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

RICK’S
T.V. Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.°
Supplies
ELECTROHOME

Fleetwood T.V.

D AND USE THE

FOR SALE — New 2 bedroom
house, situated, on large lot —
also additional Iots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdokimoff,

¢fnlp

FOR SALE — Good building lots

in Dumont Subdivision $226
phone 2738, tin 17

FOR SALE — 2 lots 50' X 103°
one lot 13,008 square feet, Lo-
cated at 3rd and Elm. Phone
9611. 325

FOR SALE—2, 3.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday July 3,

hous:
on 8th. Ave, Phone 6521,
328

FOR SALE — coiled:spring mat-
tress, 48 inches, Phone 7141. 127

FOR RENT — Furnished apts. af-
ter July Ist. Apply 567, an
Ave, or phone 6231.

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or unfurnished, phone 4172,
tin2o

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flewers
Granite, Marble & Brunze

Plaques
Phone 3601

FURNITURE
‘MOVI
LONG STANCE
— ANYTIME
For mae Estimates

PHONE
Castlegar 2521
Nelson 2471
UNITED TRUCKING

Trail 191

RIGBY’S
BUS DEFOT
COFFEE SHOP

TARE

Phones 288M & 2311

HOME -
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 8181 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT

~ PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

NORA'S
m® HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

a 6A complete beauty service

by appointment
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UNITED
TRUCKING
AILY FRRIGHT SERVICE

Rossland,
Nelson *-

FHONE
Castlegar 2521

Castlegar |

MARLANE GRILL
> Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,

Not Jut Another Pisce To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

SMITH'S
MBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
3401 & 7261

We Service
What We Install

GREEP‘S ELECTRIC .;
ELECTRICAL
" CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3574

Box 384 Castlegar, B.C.

CASTLEGAR |
DRY CLEANERS
Phone 4851
} We Pick-Up and -
Deliver

‘J. . LAUGHTON
BSc. oO.D,

OPTOMETRIST

Cffice Hours
MON..— WED. — FRL
10-12 .1:30,- 5:60

PHONE 2581

FOR SALE — Small caterpillar
tractor. with loader and push
blade. Phone 5181. * 926

FOR RENT — House on Maple
Street, Apply 457 - 2nd, Ave. or
phone 7161. 326

|
FORGET —
SOMETHING?

FOR SALE — Standing hay.
What offers? Phone 6601 or
contact Art Defoe,

STILL TIME TO PLANT
Roses, Evergreens,. /
Flowering Shrubs,

Ornamental Trees, Bulbs,

See Us At The Nursery

Situated on the
Upper Bench,
OPEN ALL SUNDAY

" KOOTENAY
NURSERIES

Gi
APPLIANCE

~~ GLASSIFIE
AD RATES

Classified ads are char-
ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure per
insertion, with a minimum
charge of 50 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 cl:

FOR RENT — Unfurnished 2
bedroom house, wired for elec
tric range. Full plumbing, ap-
ply 370-3rd Ave. Phone 6311. :

: 327

FOR RENT — Furnished self-
dishes and

FOR SALE — 4-bedroom house
in Kinnaird. Will take smaller
place as down payment, Phone
4473. 327

FOR SALE McClary coal and
wood furnace. First class con-
dition. 474, 6th Ave. + 326

ads not paid for by 12 noon
of the date of publication,
Engagement notices, ob-
{tuaries and cards of thanks
of “usual” Iength are pub-
lished at a flat charge of $1.
- After, three bills have
been sent to an account no
) further advertisements’ will (
be accepted from that Be-
count until the first classi-
fied ad has been paid for.

a4 sales

“For Dependable Service |

PHONE
3542:

B & B ELECTRONICS

Bob Brandson
|

LS. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service

G. A. SUMNER ©
Naturopathic Physician

:
Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
.All Kinds of Building
Supplies
CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE ..-
Box 292 Phone. 2161

TO
Leave Robson Wharf
1:10:00 a.m. ‘Monday.
Arrive Edgewood

4:00 p.m. Thursday.

of WALDIE
; LUMBER & :BUILDING
| ‘SURELY LID.
} We can suppiy all som

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD

OPTOMETR' IST

Wed. 2:30 om. to 8:00 Pm
Phone 3021 or 2281

ry .

COAL, SAND, GRAVEL.
BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING .
SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
‘W. Sharples - Phone 6091

Leave
7:00 a.m. Firday,”
Arrive Hobson Wharf .
1:00 p.m.' Friday.

LOTS FOR SALE — 4 lots 50
x 103, 2 blks. from town centre,
Water piped into lots, Low
down payment, Call or write!

. Prudential Estates Ltd. 2344

. West 4th Avenue, Vancouver,

Bc, 226

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house.
Phone 2498, Castlegar. 325

linen supplied. Phone 3131 days
and 2332 evenings. ~ tin26

FOR SALE — New 4 bedroom
house at Kinnaird. Small down
Phone 2656, 326

WANTED — Channel 2 and 6 an-
tennas, What have you? Phone
4771, 3

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house,
lawn, fruit trees on 2nd Ave.
Phone 4738,

1958

LICENCE
“WATER ACT"
(Section 6)

I, Sidney Harold Merrifield
of Castlegar, B.C., hereby apply
to the Comptroller of Water
Rights for a licence to divert and
use water out of Deer Creek
which flows southerly and dis-
charges into Lower Arrow Lake
and give notice of my application
to all persons affected.

The point of diversion will
be located %4 mile from the
mouth of Deer Creek.

The quantity of water to be
diverted is 2,000 gallons per day:

The purpose for which the
water will be used is domestic.

The land on which the water
will be used is Lots A, B,C and D
of Lot 400, K.D., Plan 30t4. a

A copy of this application
‘was posted at the proposed paint
of diversion and on the land
where the water is to be used an
the 10th day of May, 1958, and
two copies were filed in the office
of the Water Recorder at Nelson,
BC.

Objections to this application
may be filed with the said Wa-
ter Recorder or with the Comp-
troller of Water Rights at Victor.
ia, B.C., within thirty days of
the date of publication.

Date of the first publication
is June 26th.

“S. HL Merrifield”

FOR RENT — Partly
apartments at Karleen Apts,
phone 4761. tfinl9

FOR RENT — 4 room house in
Castlegar. Gas furnace, wired
for electric stove, apply 527-! aan
Ave. or phone 7041.

FOR RENT OR SALE — 2 bed-
‘room -house at--Robson. Heavy
wiring, garage, 3 large lots, 1
mile fro mferry. Close to school
and store. For terms. Phone
6951. 327

WANTED — Clerks for hardware
and drygoods. Apply Weekes
Store. 127

No man with a burden of
debt hgs a right to pro-
tect his creditors if he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance. c
Plans to suit your individ-
ual-‘requirements may be
arranged? through.

Dick Fowler
North American

| lhife

Robson, B.C.

WANTED — Home for male kit-
ten, Phone 2776. 27

fe BE CAREFUL

“July 3-4-5.

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