. Artist's imprasion of Canadian Pacific's 27,500-ton liner
Empress of Canada, to be christened by Mrs. John Diefen-

bakér May 10 at "Newcastle-on-Tyne,
200 first class and 860 tourist

carry <i

land. Ship will, -
assengers.

} sented * with,

34 Home Nursing

Grads

Thirty-four. home |: nursing’
graduates. from Kinnaird: 'receiv-
ed certificates last weelc‘ in’ im-
pressive ‘ ceremonies ‘at ‘the Kin-
naird.’school. :. :

The women: from Kinnaird
and District . received ‘Red Cross
home nureing certificates from.
Mrs.:'R."-J.. DeSatge, director of
home nurrsing for the’ B.C. Red
Cross," and . Civil Defence’ certifi-
cates from’ Steve. Jankola, civil
gefence ofticer’ for Castlegar and
Kinna

i dadition, “Mrs. ‘Jeanette
Brownlie, Mrs, *Marforie. Brown-
ie, Mrs.’ Lil” McKenzie,’ Mrs.
Blaine“. McNichol .and* Mrs. Beas
trice: Lundquist Were each : pre-

Civil’ Defence lapel
pins by. Mr. SoM mittee

Mrs. Ann Gallo and Mrs,’ He-
len ‘McLeod were in .charge of
the Kinnaird, home. nursing class.
assisted .by Mrs. “Rose -Kumorek
of

GQ Le Filippelli, president of
the Trail Red Cross- bragch, - con-

; the class

‘Enjoyable Skits and Singing
Displayed at PTA Concert.

‘The first P of ay’ regular :
PTA meeting at the: Kinnaird !E1-
ementary School last’ week was
under the direction of Mrs:. W.
Naylor.and Mrs. G.“ Lind. :

‘These teachers’ had. worked
long and patiently with their pu-
Pils, grade 4 and the remedial
class, to Present @ very enjoy-
able concert, :

They staged a matinee for
the school the next day.

ith Leong Lundquist doing
a tine ihe as the announcer, the
concert opened with the singing

Milky Way ‘“(miik bottles).

planet moon.

“The Greasy, Moon" was pre-
sented’ by the .members-of Mrs.
Lind’s. ‘class. This humerous skit
was opened with the entrance of
Winkyn, Blinkyn and.Nod with
their wooden shoe ship and. their;
fishing rods_ sailing down the

The man in the moon - sat
and watched them through his
telescope. This was to be a spe-
cial occasion — the opening of
the “Greasy Moon Cafe” on the

There were the Broprietor

quit,” says the chef. Reonciled,
they await. the arrival of their
customers, The rocket ship pilot
complains of a rough trip because)
the merry widow's twin sony had
rocked the ship by reaching out
for ae candy bars hanging from
the stars, ~
*. The merry widow and Miss
7

.
Paul Bunyan, Sourdough Som
ang Two-Ton Tony enter and
order mince-pie and coffee. Gor-
geous George, the - prizefighter,
enters, ‘orders pie and coffee,

of “O Canada.” an@ the chef in an

THE (CE EALACE FOR MONTREAL'S FIRST WINTER CARNIVAL

A DISTINGUISHED
| WHISKY

Another notable achievement in 1883 was
the creation of the distinguished Canadian
Rye Whisky, Seagram's “83”, Generations of
Canndil i ‘

flavour and bouquet of this fine whisky.

Seagtams

hed or displayed:by the“

Liquor Control Board oF by the = Gover of British Columbia.

his table -
around and takes over. the paper.

The’ proprietor enters and
straightens the menu behind Gor-
geous George noticing the menu
which now reads “cat pie,” Paul
Sam and Tony hurviedly leave,
mouths covered, Gorgeous Geo-
Yee eats’ his own, then finishes
‘off hi& companions’ pie. Then he
stands, sees the sign and collap-
ses.

The TV announcer call for
Dr. I. Killum and his nurse, Gur-
gling Gertie, who arrive complete
with saw,’ cold ‘chisel, hammer
and var pump. During the oper-
ation the patient is kept’ breath-

.|ing «with. the pump, while the

doctor removes g stuffed toy and
yards of stuffed nylons, Finally

the’ announcer says “The opera-
tion is a success. Gorgeous Geo-
rge will live.”

Then grade 4 took _ over.
Their first erumber was ‘an ac-
tion song performed by 16 little
girls with red stockings, pina-
fores' and sunbonnets, They sang
“I don’t want -to play in your

“.}yard.” This was very enjoyable.

Next was ‘a little play from
their reader, entitled ‘Lost Cap."
This was about an unhappy lit-
tle elf who had lost his cap while

burying a dead bird.

‘The fairies and: other elves

‘| commiserated with him until a

gnome appeared ‘having been told
by “Lady Love” to. return ‘the
cap, All danced happily while
the ‘curtain fell. For this
ber the boys and girls hag bor-
rowed leotards, donned caps and
wide .belts-as elves, while the

9 out of 10 ghosts prefer
_ TEX-MADE sheets

fairies had wings, {lower-like pa.
per caps and pretty dresses, The | Peo)
gnome had a special crepe-paper
beard,

Bruno Grifone entertained
the audience with two accordian
solos. This was a pleasant-sur-
prise, He also played again later.

“Twelve boys and giris now
took the stage and did: a wand
.@rill. Mrs. Naylor uses these
drills in her PT periods and the
pupils enjoy them,

The Jast number was the en-
actment of a poem from their

reader, “Peterkin Spray” with
Eleanor Fink as solo narrator
for the'part of the poem not sald.
in unison.

Peterkin Spray . trys ie sell
his catch of fish to the sun, wind,

and the man from mars, At last
the opens the lid ofthe big dip-
per and dumps in his fish, say-
ing — “Here's a kettle of fish!”

After. the singing of “God
Save the. Queen” a number of the
audience left but 30 or more re-
mained for the meeting.

After the reading of the min-
utes and committee reports, a
nominating committee was for
med, -consisting of Mrs. J. Bat-
.chelor, Mrs. C. S. McKenzie and

num- |"

Mr. W. Goetting,

. As funds are too low, it was
decided to hold a bake sale on
‘April 30 in the village stores. All
donations will be more than wel-
come.

The attendance - prize - was
won by Mrs, Lind’s class, The
next meeting will be held in the
Valley Vista School on May 11.
It is hoped to have a good turn-
out, as there is to be a guest
speaker,

Capi tal | Spendin fe
May Reach High

Canadian’ Seapital
tures'may. reach ‘a’ new-all-time
high this year, according to the
Bank of M

capital expenditure, ‘based large-| -

ly on a survey of seme 18,000

Canadian businesses, show total |

outlays on new plant, equipment
and -housing will ‘probably’ climb
to almost $8,800° million. ~

digure is’ four per cent
above the 1959 tofal and will, if
achieved, mark anew high over
the previous record ‘established
in 1957, the bank says. ;

“This avery large spending

program takes on added signifi-|‘

cance in the light of the accur-
acy ‘achieved: by previous fore-
casts,” the review: comments.
“During the Iast three years,
for instance, the margin between
the government's original fore-
casts and the’ completed ‘capital
expenditure programs has aver-
aged less than two per cent and

+|during the last 10 years:has av-

eraged around:-five per ‘cent.

“Furthermore, as ‘past esti-
mates, have beer low in terms of
the eompleted programs in every
year except 1954 and .1958, the
forecast for -1960. may well. be
exceeded if: the. Lene jevel of
business is maintained.”

wy Insure your. Dependents

NOW -and~ Assure -Your
Independence At Retire-
ment,

expendi- |.

and said’ he hoped ‘another class
would be, held in the fall.

“You ’ never ‘realize how.
much. it will help’ in the future,”
she’ stated. =I would stress now
that with: the absence of ‘chronic
hospitals, it is now up to you. to,
take care. of. Gur pioneer res!-
pa Yow and I owe, it to these

i “is: not. fair to’ shove them
aside. We forget so easily what
they did for. us.”

‘Mrs.’ DeStage’ stressed’ the
importance ‘ of Civil Defence in
the Kootenays, pointing out that
a disaster could strike anytime.

iow that we
won't have a catastrophe,” she
said. “Iwould like to see:-a.home
nursing graduate in every home
so that we'll be ‘ready for any
emlergenpy.'

DeSatge also commend:
ed ihe, Junior ‘Red Cross and
their program of helping crip-
pled children: receive hospital
care’ and treatment.

: ird home nursing grad”
uates were:

Mrs. Margaret Bacon, Shir-

at Kinnaird

ley: Ball, Mrs, ', Janet:‘Brownlle,
Mra, Marjorie Brownlle, ‘Florence
Cecconi, Mrs, ie ‘Deverson,
Mrs. Dora Gognan,” Mrs, ‘Winnle

Sick-Benofit Plan
‘Slated for Gominco

20. A sickness benefit plan for
§,000 workers of the Consolid-
ated: Mining and Smelting Com-

gany In B.C. wil go into effect

May
: The plan, Prepared by the

Hadikin,: Mrs.:
Mrs, Hisie Hildebrandt, Mrs,
Jean Jackson, Mrs, Ann “Kanigan,
Mrs, ‘Beatrice ‘Lundquist, Mrs,
Nora 1 Majesgey, ‘Mrs. Lil MoKen-
zie, Mrs, Elaine “McNichol, Mrs.
Mary: Osachoff, . Florence Pler-
point,
Mrs. Elsle Plotnikoff, Lucy
‘ Nettie’

fe
Mrs. ‘Belle Roberts, Mrs. Phyllis
Roberts, Mrs. Lorette Rust, Joan
Shields;, Mrs, Rose Ungarian, Mrs.
Moris 2 Zebrothy “May Zeberott, all
of Ki

et pelle ‘Bartsoft, Mrs. Li:

and
Mine, Mill ‘and eee Workers’
Union, ‘sets a rate ‘of 75 per-cent
of earnings on the basis of one
day for each year of past ‘service
and one day for each month of
future service. «''-

Harvey ‘Murphy, the union’s
western Gistriet president, said
the plan will’ be ‘a iniste:
through ‘a workers’. organization.

‘tan Osachoff, Mrs. Emille Schul”
tz, Marlene Schultz, all of Castle

gor; Mrs. Nell Kellong of Blue-
berry Creck,

BUILDING A

“Electric.

“THEN ‘PLAN TO-HEAT ELECTRICALLY!
: AN ELECTRIC HEATING SYSTEM HAS
: MANY ADVANTAGES :

COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT .
: CLEAN, NO DIRT, NO SMOKE
SAFE — NO FLAMES, NO FUMES
IS FULLY AUTOMATIC

IT'S: MODERN

iT WILL PAY YOU ‘TO.SEE US
INVESTIGATE THE ADVANTAGES OF -
: -SuECTaIC HEAT:

AL'S. ELECTRIC

CONTRACTOR ALEX BOJEY, PERRY SIPING. B.C.” ;

NEW HOME?

Heat Is

Tt woulda’t be practical for Inoperial to divide its ineouat dolla

e.way. thi

picture are doing. A more exact division is required, ‘as syou can a see irom ihe Boe below.

‘Here’ s how imperiat's

Last year, out of every dollar Imperial took.in: :
_ 55 cents was spent for raw. materials—mostly crude oil—and for freight, a’
big item in a big country.
25 cents went for costs of operating the company. This included’ wages and
’ salaries for our:13,000 employees.
9 cents was. for depreciation, money set aside to help pay. for replacing

worn-out equipment.

5 cents went to various taxes Gard
from 10 to 1844 cents per gallon). _

Jud;

.income dollar is: divided ©

o it ANUaS

pee

I road taxes

6 cents was left, But two of these had to be set aside for equipment to make

d

and: for

new fF

stations to meet. the public needs,
4 cents was left for the st

Possible.

Ss

seefor 79 years

of things ike refineries and fervice

L *
—-whose

made ie

IMPERIAL OIL, LIMITED.

a: leader In: Canad

Idcal half-sere cleared lot, Up-|
per Bench, Kinnaird, Phone 4723, 216

$300 and you can drive . away

CLASSIFIED
A RATES this %-ton Merc, Good rubber, motor,
turn signals, Johnny Galan, Phone

Classified | ads are char- saa,
ged for at the rate of five
cents’ per ‘word or figure

Insertion, Minimum

Kinnaira,
316

Lot, Upper Bench,

Phone 4283.

1958 International half-ton pick+
up in excellent. condition. Reasonably
pee to settle estate, Phone 5208.

ads
handed in at the Castlegar
News office is ‘50° cents.
Minimum charge for classi-_|
feds phoned in to the ottice,
is 60 cents.

316

new,
$14

Large

baby crib. Like
Phone 8431, 5

notices,

Engagement
obituaries and of
thanks. of. “usual length
are published at a a char-
Re of $1.25,

Deadline, tor classified
ads is:12 roon Wedyesday
previous to :he any. of issue,

a Fridge, hot plate and aril,
fruit jnrs, Phone 5479.

Box tralter, Phone S177, .11t

Lot 75.x 150 with deluxe 10 x 43
one-bedroom. trailer, colored. appl.
ances, refrigerated alr’ conditioner
quality furnishings, Call 4713 after
5.30 pm. _ oats

atao|”
21€)-Eu Sopow, Phone 5200 ttn12

FORM No,’ 13 (Section 48)

" Notice of Intention te Apply te
Purchase Land
In Land Recording District of

Nelson, B.C. an island in. the Slocan

FOR SALE

Residential lots, good view. Apply

rt
1850. Plymouth . sedan, Meenced,

Mason and Risch plano, Phone 7511,
. 3814

Choice building lots in Castle-
gar's.most modern residential area.
Near hospltal, arena and’ schoots.

Antennas 2, 4 and 6 and twe
nie

masts. Phone 5397.

Phone John “Landis at 5440. 315
12-ft, boat with 30 hp. motor or

Arrow Lakes Ferry

1950 Chev. $180. Phone 4002, 316

trade for lot. Phone 4761,
° 315

.
Service
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Whart
10.00 a.m, Monday.

Arrive Edgewood
4.00 p.m. Monday.

‘Fresh eggs..Graded and Sonate
L. T. Abbott, Wynndel, B.C:

LL.S. Ltd.

e
Charter Service
Towing. - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

in Whart -
10.69. a.m. "Thureday.
Arrive Edgewood
4.00 p.m, Thursday,
Leave Edgewood

7.00 a.m, Friday.
Arrive Robson Wharf
1.00 p.m. Friday...

Phone 4331

‘Sl Ford in good. condition. Rea-
sonable, Phone. 5301.

HOMES: FOR SALE

‘Twe-bedroom house In Kinnaird,
basement, easy terms, Phone
tin3s

full

4
fully Jnsul

House, large lot, 10 fruit trees,
also furniture. Apply 321 - Ist. Ave.
Castlegar, Phone 6851. 315

ith
315

Partially - furnished house,
and Green. Phone 2161,

Two-bedroom home on two lots,
‘Apply 89 Lakeview Drive. 315;

70 acres, small house,
Terms, Phone 4726, Castlegar.

spring
314

‘Three-hedroom well-bullt_ home,
HW radiant base-

WANTED

Wanted’ to rent, furnished or un-
furnished house or suite. If suitable,
3 months, paid In advance, 4482, 114

‘Want to rent rr part-

board eating, electric Kitchen, HW.
floors throughout, centrally located
to schools and stores, storm windows,
double plumbing and wirlng (rough-
ing In). Final price $15,800 — cash
only. For‘appointment to view phone
2281. 14-21

a
ly-furnisied house, Phone 5244. 16

Furnished suite or house, Phone
3031, 6

Houtecieaning work by the hour
and baby sitting. Phone 7162 and ask
for Mrs. Godon. 314

‘trail, Rossland, Castlegar,
Ne é

“BUSINESS

ALEX CHEVELDAVE

DIRECTORY

J. IL LAUGTON

in buying hooks about

B.C. or Canada. Write D. T. Devil

Box 490D, Castlegar. 614

Girl wishes baby sitting iy
phone

> Half + finished three - bedroom
house, Dumont subdivision. Phone
3956. 314

Four-room house, gas heat, easy
terms, Apply 173-Sth Ave. Kinnaird.

2-bedroom house with full base-
ment, large Mving room. $8,000, Rea-
sonable discount for cash, Phone
8833 or. apply S. J, Smith, Sherbike
subdivision, 316

NOTICES

Rugs and chesterfietds cleaned in
the home without soaking, scrubbing

NOTICES

TV sales and service.
Marconi. Phone 5167. R. Martint.

Agent for
tin

River at Cresent Valley tying off the
west ide of Lot 6882 Kootenay Dis-.
trict.
‘TAKE NOTICE that Ray Kostan-
sie of Cresent Valley, _ occupation
slon to purchase the following des-
eribed lands:-
Island which ts divided In the centre
by a small stream of water that of
which 3# part of the Slocan River.
Commencing at a: post planta?
at the south ‘corner of island and
containing 5 acres, more or less.
‘The purpose for which the lant
{a required 1s Pasture Land or Hay
Land and removat of matured Cot:
tonwood.

Bay Koatansic
Dated April 18, 1960. ale

INCOME TAX
AGCOUNTING SERVICE

For Every Type of Business

1186 ' CEDAR AVE.
TRAIL :

PHONE - TRAIL 3325

COLUMBIA ROCKGAS
‘PROPANE GAS SERVICE
BEYOND THE MAINS
HEATING — COCZIEG
WATER HEATING,
CLOTHES DRYING
BULK & CYLINDER
SERVICE

PHONE 6C81 - CASTLEGAR

too,

Box 130 — C: B.C.
OPTO!

BC.: Land Surveyor
METRIST
Office Hours:

448 Cotumbia Avenue
* Castlegar ‘

Phone 5342. “Box 813
Z camer

A Complete Beauty Service
By Appointment
PHONE 5388

FOR RENT

Two rooms, basement, lot for
garden, In Robson. Phone 2273. 315

ly. for ‘sale, furn or
unfurnished 8 x 40.:Closest offer to
$3,000 or will rent. Come and see thit
terrific buy at 181-4th Ave, Kin-
naird, or Phone 5328. me

Phone 3526, Satisfaction soctanteed.
int

ALCOHOLICS aU
303, Castlegar.

Box’
tin 41

Have you a house, suite, room
for rent? If so, adver-

4-room house, gas heat, Phone
. ard 6

In Castlegar—New attractive 2-
bedroom home on 4th Ave..Full base:
nt, gas» heat. Priced

4-room house with heavy wiring.
Apply. 457-4nd Ave., or .Phone- 7161

me
\Fight with reasonable dawn payment

to right. party. In Kinnatrd—2-bed-
room home on large tmproved. lot.

Nora Ma: fe:
siden Y STOR!
Box 240°— Phone 62
-DESMOND ‘T. ©
LITTLEWOOD

fea ‘ OPTOMETRIST.

Ready Now—One space at Hya-
einth’s trailer. park across from Ber-
mel’s Service In Sherbiko subdivis-
ton, For information and rates phone
i a

Full and garage, CM&S
approved to sell, In Robson—3-bed-
Foom home, full basement, large im-
Proved view lot, fruit trees, shrubs,
ete. Good family home. We also have
a number of good building lots in
Castlegar, Kinnaird and Robsqn. Ap-|

Sata? PHONE
“as, : Castlegar 2621 ‘Wed. 2.30. toe 83 pm.

_ Phone

M, EL McCORQUODALE

For Estimates Phone
3401 and 7261.
We Service :
Whet We Install-

B.C, Land Surveyor.
1234 Bay. Avenue, Trall

ART’S SERVICE, AND
AUTO WRECKING
. Kinnaird Phone 2056
“Behind Castleaird Plaza
‘ Welding and Repairs
“@. A SUMNER
. Naturopathic. Fhysician
Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

WALDIE LUMBER &
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
‘ We can supply all your

_ building needs, Estimates
gledly -given.
Phone 7112

DUTCH MAW

SEUNG: & ‘HEATING
YPHON SEPTIC TANKS
PHONE 2181,

D. FOX

°
‘Ss
“VACUUM SHOP
Repairs and Service on. all ‘
Bs snakes of vacuums
iioover Sales Rep.
-Trade-Ins Accepted
1806 Bay, Trail Phone 445

MOVING
‘Long Distance
Anywhere — Anytime

PHONE

Castlegar 2521 — Trail 191

Nelson 1471.
UNITED TRUCKING

AKERY LIMIT HOME
Biindey cea - BUILDING SUES
‘Wedding Cakes Phone S181 - Kinnaird, B.C.
Anniversary Cakes
: NE 3:
et ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
REEP’S ELECTRIO
. aa A z SHOE’
ELECTRICAL | _ EP:
CONTRACTING .. :
We attach “Dinkle” Nickle

z timate. x
Freee Es s ; Rim Heels ‘on ladies’ shoes
PHONE S571 : CASTLEGAR ‘

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8 a.m toe930 pm.
Not just another. place ‘to

AND LEATHER | ¥
PHONE | 4621

New Homes, Remodelling
General Construction
: All Work Guaranteed eat
F &)G Bailding Contractor But the place to éat
191-10th Ave. another.
PHONE 8831 _
i ELECTROLUX (CANADA).
“EXIMITED |.
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service’
Ambulance — Fiowers
Granite, Marble and...
~ Bronzé Plaques’

SBRVICE: SALES ‘AND

1447 Marianna ra rt

“FULLER BRUSH
For Local Sales arid
. Service Phone 5028

CASTLEGAR
DAVE. WILDE
FULLUR BRUSH

PORTABLE WELDING
No. Job too big, too. small,
or too far

PHONE 2151
Castlegar, B.C.

0° First-Class
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
+Phone 3031
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Spring Cleaning 2
Problem?
: fot With
ARISTOCRAT
Rugs and upholstery

cleaned ‘
the Von Schroeder method.
Washing

Complete Floor Care
For free quotations in your~
. home Phone 2641,
(Licenced for ‘Castlegar
and Kinnaird)

Ornamental Iron Work
Free Estimates 2
Satisfaction Guaranteed
LESY BROTHERS .
Phone 5476 SS No, Cas.

SMITH BOARDING

“The Home For Your Pet
When You're Away”
Accommodation for Cats
Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-3

GRAVEL.
EXCAVATING.”
. DITCHING

KINNAIRD TRANSFER ie

ply Al oN Phone
3441, 6

Two 4-room homes in Robson on
view lots, Phone 4ge1.' 316

tise it in the Castlegar News. Many
newcomers to the’ District ate look-
ing for places in which to live and
a Castlegar News “for rent” classified

is-guaranteed to get results. 315

FOUND

Ladies glasses In Kinnaird, White
and black frames, Owner may have
by applying at comerte 3 News and
paying for this ad. tin12

m and board for 2 respect
316

able gentlemen. Phone 7361.

vo) Senlor’ Citizens” meeting ‘at-“7.30
Friday night. Come and hear’ the
soclal

116

Russian choir and have a.

evening, ‘

Minto Chapter No, 79 Order of

the Eastern Star are holding thelt

annual Daffodil Cancer Tea in the

Twin Rivers Halt on Sat. April 23
trom 2-4 p.m. Bake table, door prize.
All, proceeds to cancer project. / 116

piper a onda ribbon? There's

ENGAGEMENT -

“Mr, and Mrs, Stephen, Rysen of
Castlegar wish to announce the en-
gagement of their eldest daughter,

INSURANCE

For All Your
INSURANCE . AND
“REAL ESTATE NEEDS

Phone 3441”
ANDERSON
AGENCIES

: ELECTRICAL =

Industrial -- Commercial
Domestic Wiring

24-Hr, Maintenance Service

Wiring & Rewiring
Overhead & Underground
Installations

-. Castle 7
-BLECTRIC co. LTD.

PHONE, 7291
Box 182 — Castlegar, B.C.

Pauline Ann, to Mr. Wal-
Jace Garfield Horning. The wedding
to take place on May 7 at St. Rita's
Chureh. In Castlegar, 116

ow!
aie Castlegar ‘News. : E

BEAUTY IS YOUR BUSINESS.
Avon Cosmetics has immeliate open-
ings for mature women to service
excellent rural Avon territory. Plea-

AND
BOCES
In AH Popular Styles
:@

WINDOW’ AND poor
FRAMES. GLASS
ALL: SIZES & WHICHTE

Agents For
Rearson  Sashless  Win-
dows and All Sealed Units

CASTLEGAR

sant, dignified work. No
needed—we will train you. Write to
Mrs. E.°C, Hearn, 2253 Aberdeen St.
Kelowna, B.C. fe 4

SASH AND DOOR
WORKS

STOP

Phone 4341

Be Sure to Get Professional Advice .

BEFORE YOU BUY INSURANCE

MUIRHEAD AGENCIES LIMITED

Real Estate ‘and insurance

IN AT

Kinnaird, B.C.

THUR. - FRI. - SAT.

“JOHNNY.

‘RICHARD CONTE

*'Phone"4228 oF 4004:

rive-in

TROUBLE”

R =
CECIL KELLAWAY

- IN COLO)
CAROLYN JONES
‘Plus: —. :

“SLAVES OF BABYLOR”

ONE sHow AT: 7.15 PLM.

“LINDA CARISTIAN

PHONE 3211

CASTLE
THEATRE

THURS, — FRI — SAT.

Show times are 6.30 & 9.00
MON.:- TUES. - WED.