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SOME HOLIDAY DRY.CLEANING .

: Offer: Good! For The Next Weel.
- JULY 19 TO 24: INCLUSIVE: -

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WE HAVE A WONDERFUL

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7" ’ ANY LENGTH YOU DESIRE

15c Per

Castlegar — Phone 4531

Foot

 Mifcheli- ‘Supply Ud.

Trail — Fhone 52

| Zaitsff and Violet Zaitsoff, Alexis

1! Girts, 10 and under — Alexis
ona, my Woadro

} Boys, 18 ‘arid’ under
Kowal, Darey' Thorpe, Mike Hunt-

4 Girls, iaiena “ander — Sharon
Wyllie, -Monica.. ‘Diana
Zaitaoft.

Wanijoff, |’
Kowal,

Girls, 14 and anaee — Rose-
mary Goodwin; ‘Janet ‘Hosford,

Diana’ Zaitsoft.
‘Boys over 14 ——: ‘Dave Stewart,

B rt
Boys, Rice nde _ George h
rd “Jolly,; Larry | spo

Citbs cathe
Team and the'Kinnaird* “Athletic
Association fare local representa- |,
tives for the B.C. Athletic: Round |,
Table Society, an organization de-

ies “and
term’ ee are'promotion and

ce of amateur sport

Girls 12. arid" ‘under _ Charlotte
{Sorenson, “Diana ‘Zaitsoft, Alexis
Kowal. - Ee

‘Boys, 12 and under =_ Larry
Kowsl, Alec Kowal, Harry’ Dow- based

hes

ys, 14' and under — Clitfora
ja ‘Gilbert Scheupfer, Larry
Kowal.

> Girls, 14° dnd under _ Diana
Zaitsoff and Violet Zaitsoff, Alex-
ig Kowal and Charlotte Sorerison,
Boys Open — Cliff Jolly," ‘Lar-
ry Kowal and Gilbert

the’
In their ‘objective to gupport

quiz contest with prizes totalling
#204 000 ‘in ‘value. ‘Purchase ‘of 2
membership ‘in* the Society’ for
$1.00 ‘entitles the member to ‘par-
ticipated: in the” contest which is
on the correct

WEED aia
ees

fan dy

_COMEIN jal dif don SABES ’
SOMETHING NEW. AND MODERN

| For Gash

“FREE "ESTIMATES: On” BUILDING,’

famgntedend AND ‘HEATING

ey aby
ALY!

order in which the.countries com-
neting in: the B.E.G,, will ‘finish
ep tizes are a $15,000: home in

an‘ ‘all
tae for tro te to Australia ‘with a
week in:-Hawali; ‘an ‘all exepns?
trip by air for two to New York
with one week in] New York City;
Chest

(tied), Lorne Brown. ie
Girls‘Open — Diana © aitectt:
Charlotte Sorenson, Elaine Ellis,
RELAY RACES

Boys Open — Cecil Larodque,
Elmer Larocque and Dave’ Stew-
art,

Girls Open — Diana Zaitsoft,
Alexis’ Kowal, Charlotte: Soren-

Girls, 14° and -under —<!
Ellis-and- Monica Mooney, ‘Diana:

Kowal: and: Charlotte-Sorenson.

ry Kowal! and Gilbert Scheupfer.
BICYCLE-RACES ©
Boys, Open Slow — . George

«|legar’ Cubs ‘and ‘the Kinnaird

‘| will finish, and deposits the ‘bal-

a a'g500: ‘pitt certificate.

Of the’ money raised, 51 per-
cent will be uséd, if necessary, to
support ‘the “B.E. Games.‘ If not
required, then all the money will
go'for promotion of the Society’s
long-term objectives. .

In, this area ‘Society member-
ships | are being sold by the Cast-

Athletic Association. With each
membership purchase, comes an
entry form for the quiz. The con-
testant dpmpletes| ‘his entry ‘in
the order he thinks the countries

lot’ portion in a “sealed ballot
box. For this purpose, ballot boxes
have been placed at Waldies
Lumber ‘and Building Supply
and | at, Rigby’s Coffee Shop in

Wanjoff, Sam’ Sheloff and 'Gil-
bert

and at ‘the “Chevron

Sane Stations throughout the

district,

Each of the’ ‘organizations sell-
will also ‘be

two heats. George Weninte final
winner.

Girls Open, — Sandra Buck-
ley and Monica Mooney, tied. .:

Fly
‘VANCOUVER

+ $45.25

a? Day Limit)
Return

Phone 3011

' Canadiax
MIRLINES

6 CONTINENTS aed 63 COMMUNITIES da CANADA

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RICHARD ‘WIDMARK™
“FRI - SAT. s

_, GARSON Gl

ath i : “FIRST SHOWING

-STARLITE DRIVE-IN

AT DUSK ©

RIGHT ON’ THE TRAIL~ CASTLEGAR HIGHWAY = '
AAT GENELLE, B.C: . 4

NOW SHOWING

FAIR.

A GLORIOUS TECHNICOEOR JMUSICAL :
JEANNE CRAIN, DIANA ANDREWS & DICK HYMES °

On The Same Programme

SLATTERY'S _ HURRICANE”.

LINDA DARNELL
JULY 23-24

GiTY .
COT

a ta
A-CORORFU BSCITING PESTERN ROMANCE
a Two Complete Shows Sat. Nite -:

SECOND SHOWING
UG ee

MONDAY - TUESDAY

Chea

JULY 26-27

BEAUTIFUL | BLOND | FROM BASHFUL BEND
4 : THIEVES ier

= : WITH RICHARD.CONTE

$1.00

; MONDAY IS “FAMILY NITE”
AT THE STAR LITE

"./FiT Your .Cars, Trucks |].

er Busses.

i A s
a - | And. Come - Onfy $1.00

CARFULL

BUILDING SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS FOR
“YOUR HOME

_ ARE AVAILABLE AT TRE
Building Supplies -
KINNAIRD, B.C,
Phone 4244.
: Ask For
- JOHNNY LAZAREFF
‘Who can give you quota-

tious on all. your bailding
needs. .

of ing

|. Col. the “Hon. Clarance Wall-|

}| Patron.of the Society. Honorary

|| chesty. cheers of the. older. boys} |

raising funds for their own or-

since a of},
the money ‘raised Pravill| remain),
with. each erganization.

ace, ,C.B.C., the Lieutenant Gov-
lernor. of British Columbia, is

President and Honorary Vice
President respectively, are the
Hon. W. A. C . Bennett, the Pre-
mier of B.C.; and the Hon. Eric
Martin, Minister of Health and
Welfare. ‘

: Members of the Society... in»
clude Jack Diamond, Eric White,

2doz......: 85e.

head, Jack Henderson, Percy Wil-

liams, Ann Clark, and others who

are all prominent in the field of
B.C. sport.

Games, Prizes, Eals .
Fun, Make Grand Time
At-Sun. School Fete

The Women's Association of the
Robson Community Memorial
Church were hostesses to the Rob-
son Sunday School on Wednes-
day, July 14,

Early in the day the grounds
around the school rang with the

playing ‘softball and the joyious
“whoops”. of the younger. ones|

hay.

These soon gave placa ‘to a-well
arrangéd: program of games and
races, heartily enjoyed by all
which in turn, were followed by
a bountiful lunch. -

Then came the presentation of.
pins and awards won by the
scholars during-the year,

More games —. prizes won in
the day’s sports—afternoon lunch
anda peanut scramble brought

:the: day’s activities to a satis-
factory: and happy | close. °

ob * Sengease

f7

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‘This odveriizement fe not published ar
the Liquor. Control Bourd or. by the. G

displayed by —
of British Cok

The. News Is So Good
lt s Worth Repeating _

as they romped in \ the new-made fe

‘SECOND ‘LINE- TIRES

TIRE SALE.

CLEARANCE. OF FIRST AND

eee |

NOW IS THE TIME TO. GET RID
OF THOSE SMOOTH CASINGS .

WORDS F FOR {0c. TH INS INS
OF TWO —~ PHONE! 3031":

4 For Sale

For Rent .

BATH SUITES, ROOM AND BOARD,
un- i House,

Fist mente. back of Kootenay
‘Builders. Phne 2493, .. TFN 26

| ‘MORRAT ELECTRIC |

% room suite,

few

RANC
* fully-automatic, two plece'Bed-|
complete ::

“/6P) 1 garde
tool all'in good condition, reas-
= onably Priced,': pyhede ee 3

IGE, | APARTMENT: -SUITES: WITH | 5;

Bathroom and electric zones

with] Ghd other ‘facilities. “Apply A:
ml Eremenko,: Phone 3062, a0)

29/2 ROGERS HOUSE WITH Show:

20 Ib. 110,

Srd.
4

‘CHERRIES, FI CK. THEM YOUR.
West

Apply.,
Sones, fos, ‘6th, St, ‘Nelson.
Ave “C3 27

FOR. THE PRICE i

GOVERNMENT. OF THE | ~
PROVINGE ‘OF BEITISH

Pursuant, | the “Ferries Act”,
Section 6, Chapter 120'of the “Re:
vised Statutes of British Colum-

bia, 1948,":there is heréby offered
‘te public combetition! a licence to
maintain and Joperate a terry
service on Arrow. Lakes, within

othe:
{|the regular. meeting of the.Cast-

} the Village Office, Monday even-
ing. J ;

Castlegar;~ including" all | inter] -
."|mediate points, for a. Beiod. Ball

loom THT r
NEWS BRIEFS

‘board. was. present f for :

legar Board ‘of Commissioners in

NEW’ STEPS: ‘are being. built

house, ‘-Public » Works! Cominis-
sioner Bert Cherriigton reported.
The .steps will ave a handrail} —
and at least two lights will be in-

down to the main: village! pump]: .

Psteett)

1 MOVIES 18.

years
ber, 1954, with ‘the : s oviso|®

1, 39 APARTMENT IN’ RESIDENTIAL

Section. Phone 3704, Mrs. H.

Gergely. c3
ie TWO ROOM,: MODERN; HOUSE,
in Castlegar. Electrically heated
Water, Furnished ‘or unfurhish-

Be

ed. Phone 4568, Robson. ,-C3 29
Aijinouncement _ =

STUGeD HOUSE. + “Roows

pone

|

“Located on
LM

*E: Kinakin, Castlegar, Bi BC.

ae iatr ee coe
at Maple, Stren tree t Castlegar,

2 [licence,

that renewal,.-of the: same for 4
further period of three years may Vs,
be granted: ‘atthe ‘discretion of
the © Minister” o! lic Works}
subject” to’ the: “approval ‘of the
Lieutenant - Governor - in =
Council,

=|" Sealed tenders for the said

marked “Tender. for
Licence for Arrow Lakes Fen
and’ addressed to the Ministé? of
Public Works, Victoria, B.C, will
be

Phone

fe App

ived.up to noon of Wed-

SF nesdhy, 4th. August, 1954, and
? | will be opened in public in the
c ate, that [: is

office of the--

: OREGON ‘ACCESSORIES
[see YOUR, DEALER, TODAY:

flowers and tokens i ‘sympathy
sent to us on the death of our
infant son, Special thanks to Dr,

@ Ficteria:
8|Bond! (s), in the amount of One

. certified bank’ cheque, ible
‘o the Minister of Fublie ores
BC., or Government

‘Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). The
cheques or,..bonds of. unsucces- |

c._S. Fowler .§ and the Ca:
Funeral:

ean ‘and Mrs, York Mah,
and family, Castlegats

Young Drives Wet
Suseoptitle To Death

i
Av? PNF.

favor of. death striking at

35 than other age groups, accord:
ing. to the All Canada-Insuran

fire, S eaablle: ‘and aouclly it

said that traf

“TRAIL, B.C.

5
Funeral Chapel
Flower Shop:
& Operated By
Fpl and Bieil Boakli¢nse
Phone Trail 425 - e

054 TAMARAC AVENUE
‘Foot-ef-Smelter Hill -- -

tic fatalities in the 16-35 group até
55. category;

Insurance experts also said
that fatalities and injuries are

Teens yon that aeiverd
réfrain from travelling when fati-
tied: ‘Long’ hours: on - unfamiliar |

Li
The odds are more} |
;|@iivers “Between the ages of 16-

neatly twice ts great’ as-in'36- =

roads can.be hazardous and build

tained..as security for the di ‘and
faithful. performance of thé ‘cbn-
ditions of Tendéx‘to the Minister’:
29} satisfaction. (ee

A Tariff of Rates and ‘an! Oper-
ating Schedule have been set., -
> Tenderers. will.

. Official ‘form’ of. . Tender, »: pan
Conditions of, Tender, may: be ob-
by- payment. of-a.$5,00-de-

mth ed sor

i tom Convention” at Victoria, |‘
Ote., 18 and 19 and Oct. 20 pnd a1, :

will be, to
theta; the cheque or bondits) ot ot|*!
the‘ will, P

z ene
froiii- the: office’, ‘ot the’ Provincial | ;

‘seepagt
Commissioner’ Gétry, Wahleéss ‘ad: | -

from, an unknown’ source, Health |-

vised. There’ aré‘no ‘signs of a
break: in’ the water.’ line: there,
he-said;and the: matter. is: being
investigated : further,—-Lime © “has if
been spread about the area. ~
EXTENSION OF the time limit

for a village resident to have in*|'
door! }pltimbing installed, was|:)
riade ‘on ‘réceipt of a letter from |:
the ‘party “in question, advising i
such installation cannot be af-]:
forded right now, The time limit].
for the installation in this case}'
was extended to.Oct. 1. - E

{wo : DELEGATES from’ the
goa will’ atténd ‘the Civil De-|:

Orientation... Course . and|‘

by Paul Smith of Trail, architect;
for; the: ‘proposed new village of-|
fice-and.fire hall on the Corona: |:

of Trail, British "Calumbia;
hereby sect ‘notice thatrit has];

Seaid 1 Act

Broderick; Crawford

Last of Th

Department: of ‘Public Works at} <¢

‘of:
of Tender: are-returned intact and
mn food Gears to the issuing

‘And ts for pictures of your's summer

: —_ Pree _ Een

Activities.“

Jal Binds ‘of. Bullding
Supplies
CLL, Paints

sexp'
: teak the jdaté' of: the first publi-
‘|cation, of this notice, the West} j

Tw
hundred’and sixty-one (2661),
[the east side of the river in Dis-
meee (10); Kootenay Dis- :

iration: of ‘one ‘month

Kootenay Power and Light Com=]-'
pany. Limited -.will; under Sec-
tion’7 of the said ‘Act; “apply .to
the Minister of Public Works at
his’ office ‘in thé ‘City ‘of Ottawa;
for-approval of the said site and

DATED this 14th day ‘of June,
1954, at Trail, British Columbia. «.

WEST KOOTENAY POWER *.
\:; AND LIGHT COMPANY, .
5 -, LIMITED |

oe TAKE-NOTICE that after cb f

plans.s: &

FOR MEN WITH EXTRA WIDE
_ FEET SEE-THE SE. BOOTS NOW ..

NO

W HE KNEW HER
_AS OTHER |
MEN HAD!