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CASTLEGAR

NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1957

LATA AT

PUBLIC NOTICE

VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

Seated Tenders are invited for the purchase of
the prosent fire hall building 42 ft. x 42 ft. and pro-
perty at the corner of Columbic Avenue and Pine St.

The reserve price is $23,000. The fand will be

subject toa 10 ft. easement to the Vendor covering a
waterpipe line along the northerly boundory.

Tenders to be accompanied by a marked cheque
for 5 percent of the amount tenderad to be “in hand”
not later than 5 p.m., June 8, 1957,

+ The lowest or any Tender not ily ac-

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2 TATA TTR
THE DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES.

REPORTERS

Kinnaird -
Robson -
Deer Park -

Mrs, Smecher
Mrs.

Renata - Mrs.

Burton C:

Castlegar Happenings on Sunday from Ryerson Insti-

tute of Technology in Toronto, to

cepted. :

A. T. HORSWILL,
Clerk

ATAU TR
SSS

Pre cetera .
‘Here’ 's why’;

_ SHERWIN-WILLIAMS HOUSE PAINT!
is your most economical buy! |

(t's SWP's Extra High |
Content of F.F.S.*
That Makes The

T

and Terry were in

R. Sternstrom,

Trail United Church.

Killough Chapter, of the IODE.

, weekend,

ed on Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs,

EES.

represent the film oF
which remains
urface after the

case
iome

Ty.

and Mrs. D. M. Wallace.

Lethbridge, Alberta,

Mrs. F, A, Hostetter.

Mrs, Byers.

Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Wallner
Trail last
weekend, visiting Mr, and Mrs.
daughters and
sons-in-law of Mr. and Mrs, Wal-|Robson W.A. met in the Church
4ner, Michelle Carla, granddaugh- |Community Hall last week, with
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waite,| Mrs. H. F, Hyson, Vice-President
was baptized on Mother’s Day|in the chair, in the absence of
at the morning serpice in the East|the President, Mrs. R. Brown. +

gar Monday evening for the
monthly ‘meeting of the Lillian|hymn and a prayer by Mrs. Hy-

Mr, and Mrs, J. F. Killough| | i
were viistors to Nelson at the} Per with the Evening Group to be

Mr. and Mrs, Earl Greep and a
Mrs, Rennie Mitchel! were in|tWo large clothing boxes were
Vancouver last week and return-| Shipped to the Community Chest

Mrs. W. O'Leary of Vancou- ee
ver is visiting her parents, Mr. Picnic is to be held on June 1!

weekend with the former's sist-
er and brother-in-law, Mr. and|charge of the

spend the summer months with

_ Mr. Edmund Neville of North| pis parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. V.
Burnaby was the guest of Mr.| Campbell.
and Mrs, W. H. Houston last week

Mrs. Hughes - 7461
Mrs. Kaufman - 3227

Williamson
Warkentin

peaN
NIT

+ 4568

LAL

and family, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Stewart and family of Trail, Mr.
and Mrs, N. Johnson dnd family
of Oasis, Mr, and Mrs. J. Duntop
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J,
Reinsbouken and Mrs. Lorne

+ Miss C it girn re-

and returned, on Saturday night| turned last week for the summer
to Vancouver with the Stars of|nolidays, from her studies at

UBC.

and Loys.

The guest of honor, Mrs. J.
Wiig was presented with a white
stole from her children as a

“Rah Social:

bi of the

Deer Park Socials

Mrs, D. Duncan who repre-

“Mrs. HL Gergely and Mrs. I. sent the Evening Group was wel-
Horie of Nelson were in Castle-|comed by the Vice-P

L. G. Williamson, of Toronto,
Ontario, arrived to spend a week
with his brother-in-law and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Coleman,
and his brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Williamson.
He was accompanied by Mr, N.

son.
Plans for the combined sup-

held on May 29 were finalized.

Mrs. Hyson reported that

in Trail recently. The associa-

Geo. Chevel-|tion placed $108.00 into a new
dave are in Vancouver attending| {und to be used for a heating
the ion of their son Har-

unit for the-church, to be install-
ed when finances permit.
The Annual Sunday School

on the Robson School grounds,

Mrs,.N. E, Kloppenborg and where ribbons rather than prizes

children Johnny and Robbie of will be presented to the win-
spent the| "ers of the sports.

Mrs. Y. C, Johnston was in
which

a
The meeting opened with a

of Ci
Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Phelps

Society is a masked ball, where everyone hides
his real character, and reveals it by hiding, —Emerson.

Leo Bosse

AUTHORIZED DEALER IN CASTLEGAR
SHORES. CREDIT JEWELERS
PHONE 2041

NEVER A CHARGE FOR CREDIT
$1.00 DOWN AND $1.00 A WEEK

IT’S DIAMOND TIME
Shores Matched Perfection Queen Diamonds
—Selection never before seen in Castlegar
Our SPECIAL on Bluebird ds $75 de-i
‘allowance on ladies’ Starlite — gents’ Starfire
Selling throughout Canada at $200.00
NATIONALLY FAMOUS WATCHES
* All Price Ratges
Rolex — Bulova — Gruen — White Star
1f you don’t know your watch—know your jeweller

Fost, Efficient Service on Watch Repairs

and children to their
home here after spénding the
weekend at the home of their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs, Paul Phelps of Craw-
tord Bay,

Mrs, F. Briggeman has re-
turned to her home after spend-
ing a week as a patient in the
"Trail-Tadanac Hospital. She’ was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J.
Briggeman of Trail.

Among the many weekend
visitors to Deer Park, were Isaac
Peters, Chuck Clarke, Miss Iso-
pel Bisset, Miss Joan Battersley,
Mr, and Mrs, A. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Schwartzenhauer and
family, all of Rossland; H. Hurl-
bert, D. Mateson, D. Simpson, of

the theme was “Physical and

_ Mr, and Mrs. W. Easton were | Moral Courage.”
in Nelson at the weekend visit-
ing the latter's parents, Mr. and| held. the first week in June, in

The next meeting will be

the church hall, The Mizpah

_ Mrs, J. Lipsett has left for Benediction closed the meeting.
Kingston to attend the graduation

Refreshments were served

of her di

Miss

by the Mrs, S. Hum-

V and Ci > #H

Merriefield and sons, J. Sakson

and others: from Castlegar, ‘

Mrs. J. Stucklberger return-
the

VICTORIA DAY

MAY 20, 1957

Sponsored by the IODE

PRIZES FOR — Floats, decorated cars, bicycles, tri-

cycles, wagons and doll buggies.

PRIZES FOR — Boy's and Girl's Costumes and Comic

ed after i

at Castlegar,

Mr. and Mrs. H. Motters-
head’ have: returned to their
home here after spending- the

~ CHILDREN’S SPORT

MIRSDAY, MAY 16, 1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS,' CASTLEGAR, B.C.

PAGE 5

ning Group Set

mum: May Salo

MaThe Robson Evening Group
May 9 at the home of Mrs,
pet srant.
fMain discussion of the even-
‘was ebout the forthcoming
Ma} Sale. Finished articles were
Med in and priced and com-
ees for each table named.

It was also decided to have a
door prize,

The president, Mrs. R. Bro,
advised the members she had
done the advertising and would
put up the posters the next day.

Mrs. Kemperman won the
booster prize for the month,

The next meeting is to be
at the home of Mrs. J. Hunter,
May 23,

JANITOR

for

WANTED

of Janitor,

will be received up to 5:00 p.m,, May 21, 1957.
State wages required, informations on request.

the p iti

A. T. HORSWILL
' Village Clerk

Mrs. Horie Named Provincial

Councillor Of

At the monthly meeting of
the Lillian Killough’ Chapter of
the IODE held in the twin Rivers
Hall Monday, Regent Mrs. East-
on, gave a resume of events that

Z|occured at the Provincial Con-

vention held in Victoria last
month,

Mrs, I. Horie, past Regent
was named Cc il

1. 0.D.E.

available to help one of our local
students,

The big day will start Mon-
dday at 10 am. with sports at
the Ball Park for the children,
At one p.m. the parade will start
from the Elementary School and
there will be prizes for the best
boy's costume and boy’s best

and hopes to attend the National
Convention to be held in Van-
couver next week. *

Business transacted during
the evening mainly

comic cost Also for the girl's
best costume and girl's comic
costume, ~

Bicycles, tricycles, wagons,
and doll buggies have not been

Victorla Day Celebrations to be
held Monday. Convenors of the
various committees reported that
plans were well advanced and
members hoped to haxe a Gala
Day with everyone enjoying
themselves.

A lot of hard work has gone
into the project to ensure that

once again, a Scholarship will be

and the will
have an opportunity to show
what colored paper and imagina-
tion can accomplish,

The SHHS Band will play
for the. spectators and the Major-
ettes will glve a display.

The main attraction will be
the May Queen and her atten-
dants.

She will be crowned by last

year's Queen, Miss Joycelyn Mc-
Ivor, : :

After the ceremony, Mra.
Andreashuk will present Kin-
naird grade two students in the
traditional Maypole Dance, after
which there will be folk and
square dances,

Members hope that a‘ Piper
will be present from Rossland
to pipe for the dancers.

Arrangements are also being
made for ball games, bingo and
kiddie car rides
people in the afternoon,

the memibers approved a I

motion by Mrs. Whittaker,
seconded by Mrs, Gemmill, to
donate $20 to the Local Library.
Arrangements were also made for
a Pot Luck Supper -to be held

at the next meeting on June 10.| jf
The next executive meeting i

will be held at the home of Mrs,
J. Scott in Robson,

The meeting closed with re-
tiring of the Flag. Mrs, Magee,
Mrs. Houston and Mrs, Hesketh,
hostesess for the evening, then

served refreshments to the 23)

members.

the pourers.
Vi it c | . ; Daal omaetsheed had an infeem
al meeting with questions: 4
Isils ast egar Dist. directed to him from all sides.
Stanley Knowles, Deputy It was soon obvious that he had
Leader of the CCF, visited Cast-'all the ‘facts and figures at his
legar last Thursday. He was met fingertips, In reply to Mr. Moore,
at the eeport by Mrs. M, Jacob: jhe gave the exact amounts
son ant en to the Parish Hall
where he was entertained to teal | oe Norious cere
by the ladies of the Castlegar Made out of the Trans- 4
CCF Club, Mrs, S. Muirhead of | Pipe-line deal, largely as a Fre
Kinnaird and Mrs. T, Couch were sult of the public subsidy.

Stanley Knowles

to entertain | am

Hi “Years of experience is our guarantee
of dependable service”.

PHONE 3331

SWITCH TO Nafural GAS NOW!

Il. SIGN APPLICATION NOW.A $5.00 connection fee is the only charge, phone the Inl

land Natural Gas

Office. A representative is ready to answer all your question. :

2 ARRANGE INSTALLATION. NOW.ir you leave it until the fast moment, local gas fitters may be

unable to serve you during the final rush. By making all instaltation arrangements now, you mak it easy to budget

It's easy - just follow these two simple steps gem

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SHOP

FOR YOUR CABINETS & FURNITURE
HOME .- OFFICE - INSTITUTE
For The Handy-Man We Have
Cabinet Hardware — Screen Door Hardware
Paint & Brushes — Hardwood Dow!s
PHONE 6011 — CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UAT A

BAND CONCERT

IN AID OF THE

_ RINK

Lipsett received her B.A. degree |Phries and Mrs. H. Evans costs, to get reliable estimates, to take advantage of easy and convenient payment plans,
ved her B.A, degree feet J . : : ‘ : . i

ing summer school in Toronto
" with honors. She will be attend-
+ @ SWP covers f this summer and will then take
per galfon! é a teaching position in Sudbury. Mrs. V. Nelson left Tuesday

© SWP gives extra years of beauty and » Se .}to attend the Pythian, Grand
protection! k 3

GERRI | Temple of B.C. Convention in
FOR TRUE PAINT ECONOMY

Powell River,
BUY PREMIUM QUALITY NOTICE |

Miss Denise Fourt is spend-

Swe HOUSE PAINT ing a days at her home here. .
A Supper sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Lewis

Evening Group and the W.A.| accompanied Mr. and Mrs. S.
to Robson Church will be held| Harrison to Victoria, where they
$8 40 G AL H in the will attend the fraduation of Miss
" c Nonie Henkie from Jubiliee

ROBSON COMM. HALL | orospital School of Nursing, they
WED., MAY 29, 5 p.m. expect to return about-Sunday.
entertainment following Mrs. J. Riley-and children of

: supper Nelson are visiting the former's

| rica YOTE
Loughlin. i

A fimaly gathering to observe Progressive Conservative -

Mother's Daye took place at the | ==
home of Mr. and Mrs, W. M, Bale

on Sunday. Guests weer the lat-|. Have you read The

ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Wiig, Mr. and Mrs. 'T, Davidson Classifieds?

HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS AVAILABLE WITH LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS

Own your own home? If you do, then your local bank will’be pleased to discuss a HOME IMPROVEMENT

winter months at Toronto,’ Ont,

FRIDAY, ‘MAY 17 at 8 p.m.
SHHS AUDITORIUM
LEGION BAND
NELSON CITY BAND

GUEST ARTISTS

: ‘ : MINSTREL SHOW
due date. Such o loan can be secured for gas piping, furnaces, hot water tanks or built-in ranges and ovens. .

AT 10:00 A.M. at the BALL PARK
CHILDREN’S RIDES ON THE KIWANIS
MIDGET CARS

FROM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GROUNDS
at 1:00 P.M,

SHHS BAND & MAJORETTES
CROWNING OF THE MAY QUEEN
DANCING — BINGO — BALL GAMES
Proceeds to 10DE Scholarship Fund

~~ Kinnaird Korner

ico as much surface,

HEAR
TOM CLARK

Speaking on behalf of ‘

Charles H. Wright
CJAT
: TONIGHT — 6:30
Vote For The
DIEFENBAKER TEAM

LOA Nwith you. Such a loan is repayable in convenient monthly installments with up to three or more years to
repay. For example, $200.00 can be borrowed at low interest rates and repaid in ‘easy monthly payments over a

convenient period of time. You pay interest only on the unpaid balance and can repay the loan in full before the
REGULAR COLORS

WEST'S

UNITY, SECURITY, FREEDOM

Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club

AHO

Most-appliance dealers will. also be pleased to arrange convenient budget. terms.

ANSWERS _
To Questions About Natural Gas Service

How do you apply for Natural Gas servic®? Ask a represen- How much does it cost to convert to Natural Gas? Because
tative to call on you, or visit the Inland Natural Gas office house-holders have different plans for using gas appliances
at... and because houses differ one from another, it is difficult

No. 9 PINE ST. PHONE 4261 to provide a general answer. Our representatives will be

glad to discuss the question of cost with you and estimates
‘What do you have to pay? A $5.00 connection fee on signing can easily be obtained from local heating firms and_ap-
the application for Natural Gas Service.

pliance dealers, ©
Are there other charges? A $5.00 connection fee on signing
pipe is required to be Jaid on your property. A Company
representative will be pleased to explain such charges in
detail, However, before you sign a contract, you will be
informed’ if extra piping will be necessary’ and what it
will cost. ’

Do you have to sign for Natural Gas now? If you wish to
have Natural Gas service for the coming winter, you. are
urged to sign an application now. It enables Inland Natural
Gas to install all ‘y piping and well in
- advance of the furn-on date, By waiting until the last
moment, you may miss, out on having service when you
want it. q . .
What advantage is there in signing now? You will be among
the first to enjoy the comfort and convenience and econo-
my natural gas brings to modern living .. . among the
first to experience the wonderful heating of a natural gas
furnace, the convenience of having water heated three
times faster than ever before—and you can be sure of
service r of winter storms,

nat appliances can be converted to Natural Gas? Coal, \\ f

wood and sawdust furnaces in good condition, most oil i i
furnaces and propane appliances. “ a Strongest, Safest Tires ever built...

Is Natural Gas polsonous? Definitely not. now at lowes? prices ever!

What will happen to lawns and gardens during installation? 7 ars

‘ Contractors will take every possitie care and will leave
your property comparable to the way they found it, When
you sign an application ‘for service, you will be given an
indication of where the natural gas pipeline will cross your
grounds. If you are. planning on planting or preparing a*
new garden or patio, please make allowances for the line
that will be laid along the narrow strip indicated.

How much will Natural Gas cost? You will: find under
Inland’s Approved Gas Tarrifis that natural gas is an
economical fuel that burns without waste. ‘It will afford
you considerable savings ovet 231. and propane and will
be competitive in cost with hand-fired coal. In addition,
Inland Natural Gas will provide free adjustmegt service
24 hours a day, for the period of your contract, .

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... the light and zestful pilsen beer that makes a good day so
much better! The water, the brewing, and more of the best
ingredients make the difference in this beer. High Life

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Take home a case tomorrow, and discover for yourself
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B.C. Liberal Association You'll also enjoy Princeton's
Royal ae Gb malt beer) :
and Old Dublin . eon

No. 9 Pine Si. - Gastlegar, B.S. NAIUHAL Go
mas?-3 -

of British Columbi

in. Kootenay

peor .

West Vote Bill McLoughlin

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isplayed by the Liquor Control Board or by. the