CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb, 18, 1964

‘FOR SALE:

og dlz9 32, Girt Guide unttorm, Ph

SOS DB G8 Ste RRS RSMO SE
6 X 7 ulllity trailer, Now tres,
Nighta and tarp, Offers, Giver, Birch

‘Trailer Park, trailer No, 2,

One owner 1039 Chev hair ton
truck, excellent condition; rear bum-
ber, radio, new block heater, Heenc-
vd, antl-freeze, new tired, Ph, Nakusp

234F, Paul R, Henke,

Late model 47 X 10 General house:

traller; 2 bedrooms (Jack and Jil

wuipped ant in excellent con-

dition. Cash or trade on property,
Apply Twin’ Rivers Trailer Court.

tin-7

Jaeuzzt pumps und repairs at

Sentinel Bullding Supplies, Thrums,

Few popular seep and shallow jet

pumps In stoc!

Residential; Tou _oteon ‘wide of
ferry, 60 X X 195, Re:

Tow Down Payment —
eon this 1957

flow price. Big valu
do’ X 46° Pacemaker Mobile Home.
2 w.

FOR SALE

a 1961 Encyclopedia Britannica,

new sot. Apply nies Ave. Castle:
A 3

| gar_or Ph, 305-63:

acres or lots. Ph, 305-5714,

“Property in uty Tor sale In

HOMES FOR SALE

+] place.
egar,

‘a bedroom house in” “Rinna,
vull basement, gas heated, 184-4t th
Ave, Ph, 1002,

ean

” SAFEST BUY-WORD:
FOR HOMES

#. Ph, Nelson 3
One gu ney riinge ©
rarbage ‘ner and Jack
Phe a0. 758 ‘South Sloean
‘base

a

Good” quality Telicious: “Apptes.
Speclal price by

Carter, Robson. Pn pe i 72,

1956 Plymouth, good condition.

No reasonable offer will be refused.

For further Information phone 365-

iu
FOR SALE
View Lot

Crestview Subdivision
Kinnaird

$2100 Cash
or terms

Phone 365-8075
Hea rag

lettenen “pet $30.
‘Surplus Sra = ae

Old style school desks on
runners; 1 Electric motor, 1 H.P.; 1
Coal and wood cook stove (new con-
dition); 2 (Servel) propane fridge:
Iron fireman coal stokers (complete);
1 Old pendulum clock; 22 Suspended
Nght fixtures; Assorted furnace gra-
tes; 1-1955 Dodge V8 motor with bro-
ken crankshaft 55,000 miles; 1-19335
Dodge V8-4 speed transmission (good
condition); 5 Metal clad doors, as-
Sorted sizes; 2 Solld core doors, as-
sorted slzeg; 1-4 panel door; 4 Full
Rlass doors, assorted sizes; 2 Grease
cans,
Apply at Castlegar School Board
Office. The above Items may be view-
ed at the Maintenance Office, The
Board reserves the right to reject
any or_all quotes,

950 Chev with ‘53 motor; needs
new Myarburetor Best offer takes.
Also Jarge John Dere tractor i
sale, Ph, 365-5907 after

‘One bunk bed complate, one G.
wall oven, one small drill press ‘and
stund, one bird cage. Ph. Ses -na89.

TANDIS SUBDIVISION, CASTLEGAR
Ideal lots for split level homes.
‘Centrally: located, reasonably priced.

8 | scum ($3000

Boom Town Opportunities

3 Unit Business Block © Ist and
Maple, Castlegar ($9000 dn.

Commercial Store with
quarters, Castlegar ($8000 dn)

living
all Shop with Iving quarters,
dn)

Dustness Rentals. — Retail Lots

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Kenl Estate and Insurance
ituss Res:
Phones 5

865-3276

cur office or
1

165-0441

‘ontact

iio RNR

nated; 3 Spedroome, one with balitin
desk being used as study; hardwood
floors, floor to ceiling louvered clo-
sets! 1100 sq. ft. Lot 7% X 750, Call
Rt _202-10th Ave, 35
Storey and a halt home with
basement suite and cabin for extra
revenue. Low priced for cash, 104-
4th Ave. Castlegar. Ph. 365-8284.
tin-5
1385 sq. ft. 3 bedroom ultra-
modern, NHA home with view and
revenue $6,000 down, Ph. 365-8188 oF
senile Box 648, Castlegar. 35
bedroom home at Woodland
Paris, NEHA Mortgage. Ph. 365-8072,
ten-42
~~ Brand new 3 bedroom home in
Castlegar, close to business aren and
schools; fireplace, carport. Full base
ent has provisions for self-contain-
ed sulte, Natural gas heat. Bh. Sos:
3897 or 365-5869 after 5 pm. tin-45
~~ g-bedroom house on targe tot.

Can be seen any time at 127-4th Ave.
Kinnaird, Ph, 365-5189. tin 24

Fulrly new modern home. Large
landscaped Jot, full basement, built
in range, wall to wall carpets, fire
No agents, 512-7th Ave, Cas:

By WKHU

new scientific Journal ‘Health La-

horatory Science” (Vol. 1, No, 1

January 1964) accepted as the offl-
of

‘Whose Sloughs
“Are the ‘Best?”
Asks WKHU Story

Followlng are abstracts from a

feetion rates being highest in in-

cial the
section of the ‘Ameriean Public
Ilealth Association,
A Review of the Problem of
Human Viruses in Sewage and
their Removal (in an article called
“Human Enteric (Intestinal) Vir-
uses in Sewage’') contains original
data suggesting that the usual bac-
terial indicators of sewage pollu-
tion viz coliform bacteria count (as
per MPN i.e. most probable num-
ber) may not be the most effective
erileria for determining that sew-
age has been rendered non-infect-
ious by treatment,
“It is now well-documented

groups, When clini-
cal illness results from infection
with these viral agents, it is usu-
ally mild; but illness can be se-
vere as in the case of fulminating
infectious hepatitis or paralytic po-
liomyelitis."| (The former has re-
placed paralytic polio in B.C, as
a major communicable disease.)

that infection with viruses from
human’ sewage. is widespread in
the ‘normal’. population, ‘with in-

fants and children in the lower

A firm of consulting econom-
ists “of international repute” has
been retained to make a compre-
hensive study and report on Kin-
naird’s’ proposed motor-hotel,

Ashworth Associates, consult-
ing engincers to International Land
Corporation who will build the
$050,000 hotel, wrote council at
its meeting Tuesday night that the
study and report is “now almost
completed.” It will cover import-
ant factors for working drawings
for such things “as public room
sizes and the extent of the accom-

and the in the

Report to Council
On Motor-Hote!

ration in West Vancouver. Tho
apartment, which js almost com-
pleted, is the highest . apartment
to go up in West Vancouver and
is the only actual waterfront apart-
ment in the municipality.

OPA Hames New
Kootenay Sales Rep

Canadian Pacific Airlines this
week announced its new sales re-
for the K

light of the economics involved."
‘At‘is expected “that the work-
$f for this project will

“ Proven ti
outbreaks have occurred and the
majority of these have been result
of sewage contamination of small
private supplies."

“The density of enteric vir-
uses in sewage, particularly in re-
lation to the number of coliform

FOR RENT

Furnished apartments, Ph. Ane
61, fn-7
For rent or sale business aor
Ing on Front Street. Low ree Cas-
uegar Building Supply. Ph. 4,

Sultes for rent, 574- 7th A

Castiegar. tin:

lecping rooms or

ones. Ph, —— Se ti!
Toom furnish

Mecreiaht Apts, Ph, 365+! o7aL

WANTED

Want to rent house with option
to_buy, Ph, 365-8385.

Want transportation to Tadanne
Mon. to Fri, Working hours 8-4.30
Pm. Ph, 365-3372 alter 5 p.m. 35
Spot cash for used furniture,

tt n-A2

antiques, colns, old gold, guns an
Jewels, Home Furniture an
change, Ph, 352-6531. 413 ey St.
Nelson, fn-48
Want to rent 3 bedroom Tame
or 2 bedroom home with clean base-
ment. Leave detalls at Ph, 365-5498.
‘The Salvation Atmy in Castlegar
is Interested in obtaining a used pla-
no. Enquiries prong Soe 8162 or te
Box i 8. Castle;
nt home Tor @ Samoyed =
ky, pure white, 8 mo. Ph, 365-8186
or _enll at 262-5th Ave, Castlegar,

Toom ant | .

3G) recognized.” © +

q| Viruses are most prevalent in late
| Summer and early fall, and gene-

is a question of obvious
importance,” and despite little do-
cumented quantitative data on the
subject “more evidence accumu-
Jates each year that sewage-con-
taminated: water plays a role in
certain epidemics of enteric virus
disease.”
The following points were
made in’ this review:
“1. Known human enteric vir-
uses number nearly 100. The true
Aube is probably much higher."
tt is only with the virus

of intestisin hepatitis that proven
sewage-contained, water-borne out-
breaks of virus disease have been

“3. The number and types
of viruses found in sewage are
subject to rather wide fluctuations,

rally one or two types will pre-
dominate at any: given time.”
“4. Primary sewage treatment
(Le. by septic tank or sewage
pond) has little or no effect on
enteric viruses.”
“5, Secondary treatment over
trickling filters does not appear to
be very:

be on the boards very shortly.”
Ashworth and Associates are
also consulting engineers for the
$1,250,000 Scastrand high-rise ap-
artment presently under construc-
tion by International Land Corpo-

He is Al Ritchie who will have
his office in Trail and who takes
up his new duties in March.

Mr. Ritchie, who is active in
amateur hockey, was born and rais-
ed in Winnipeg and was

S=M=O=0=R=E=—

CASTLEGAR | NEWS

LAND ‘CLEARING ' EXCAVATION
BULLDOZING
Contact
PAUL THEDERAHN
Phong 365-2511. Robson :
. Marahall’s | Store

by CPA’ in the Toronto-Windsor
area of Ontario before his move
here,

Planned o

On Saturday Feb, 22 the Girl
Guidee and Scouts will observe
Thinking Day, This date was cho-
sen for “Thinking Day" as a tri-
bute to the late Lord Baden -Po-
well of Gilwell, who founded the
boy Scout and girl Guide move-
ments, and to his wife, Lady Baden.
Powell, the the World Chief Guide,
because both their birthdays fall
on this date.
The secret of the success of
scouting and guiding lies not only
on excellent citizenship training
along the lines that are fun and ad-
venturous, but also in fact that
anyone may join — no matter the
nationality, race or creed. Camp-
ing and outdoor activities are part
of the girl Guide program and one

01
40 per cent of these viruses.”
b:

WORK WANTED

Young morried mAn, expericnecd
and office clerk wishes

FOR RENT

One bedroom house newly fur-
nished. Ph, 365-8091. 36
27 room furnished, and heated
apartment. No children. Ph, 365-8102.

3t

Fully furnished 2. bedroom du-
plex unit, $85 per mo. One mile out

365-5440 or 365-5290. tin-3

from ferry. Ph, 368-5500.

SSAA
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
Castlegar-Kinnaird Branch

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

‘Monday,
7 p.m. Room

All members of district communities are cordially
invited to attend this meeting

SME

EU

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
CASTLEGAR-KINNAIRD BRANCH

FIRST AID

Will commence T!

7 pm. Woodland Park School
Seniors and Juniors (11 - 15 years)

Fees: Men $

Students taking Sr. course $1
Juniors free

== For further information, R. Rivers, 365-6461

S000

Feb, 17
105, SHSS

INA

CLASSES
‘hursday, Feb. 20

3 = Ladies $2

FUR SALE

Carolyn’s Children’s

Centre
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA .

Thursday and F

February 13 and 14
EASY TERMS ARRANGED. SELECT YOUR
NEW FUR FROM OUR COMPLETE SELECTION
_AT SPECIAL SAVINGS !
SEE THIS COLLECTION. |
JACKETS IN ALL LENGTHS AND MATERIALS

Bring your fur for

storage and cleaning. |
FREE ESTIMATES
Furs by E. Sweetara’s Ltd., Trail

riday Afternoon

ni
employment in District, Ph. 226-7563,

ROBSON SOGIALS

Scouts and Guides
Special Program

n Feb. 22

of the conerecte ways in which
world friendship is promoted is
through international camping, a
regular event.

During the past year one B.C,
Ranger went to Japan in a party
of four girls and one leader from
Canada, to join 4,000 girl Scouts
representing 11. nations. Another
Guide from B.C. joined a group
of 12 girls and a leader which
travelled to the U.S. on an experi-
ment in international. living, They
were briefed in New York, then

where’ they lived with their girl
Scaut hostesses for two months.

Eight Guides with two lead-
ers visited Our Cabana in Mexico,
meeting members of the movement
from all parts of the western hem-
isphere. Across the border camp-
ing between’ Canadian

Pee sludge is: quite
removing 90-08 per cent of viruses
{and also 97 per cent of coliforms
and other fecal bacteria).”
-"7. Chlorination of treated se-
wage redtices the number

NOTICES ~

The Annual Women’s World Day
of Prayer will be observed on Friday,
Feb, 14, in the Pentecostal Taber-
‘Feb, -14, 1n’ the , Pentecostal - Taber-
yeur the Castlegar and Kinnaird
Churches. will be uniting in a joint
service and all women from both mu-
nicipulities are urged to attend.
BNEW PHONE. NUMBER

in Carter, Secretary Gao
Irrigation District, 365-7472.

Will give away black ‘cauraaee f
Rup. May have by phoning 365-5:
and paying for this ad.

FILE YOUR INCOME TAX
‘ORMS EARLY
Fannle Stoochnoff, Public Steno-

grapher. 146 Second Ave. Castlegar.
Ph, 365-5869. 5 tin-4

vei oe GPhone i Awering Service

5123 an effective political and economic

roe viruses, although they can still
in. these a

«frs. T. Sanford Ph. 365-5883 °

Miss Holiday-Smith is conval-
escing at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
J. H. Smith, following surgery in
; Nelson Hospital.
Mrs, H. F, Hyson is in Van-

couver a Girl Guide As-

Mutual Insure.
Prexy Suggests
Regional Checks

Canada could cease to exist as

entity if growing regional forces
in the country continue unchecked,
according to E, A.’ Rieder, presi-
dent of The Mutual Life Assurance
Company of Canada.

At the company’s annual meet-
ig at t , Ont., Mr. Rieder

huss, ete. “Us phone — Salt the con
tacts U_ need.

warned that Canada’s productive

lomestic,
sitters, wake-you, shopping service,
catering, etc. Lazy boy chair for sale,
In good condition, 22, Range; can
be hooked to natural gas or used
with propane; $75. Ph.’ Lynne Chat-
ten_at 365-5265, evenings. tin-49
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Box
30S" Castlegar. ttn?
~~Deadiine for classified ade is 12
noon Wednesday prior to the day
oft Issue, ten 27

’ HELP WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED

Unusual Opportunity — High com-
mission earnings with a growing
60 year old company selling world
famous Goodyear maintenance pro-
ducts, Rod Tormo earned over $20,-
000 (not typical, but of

Janitor, auctioneer baby-

| world markets.”

and of living
would be endangéred if the relat-
ively small Canadian market be-
comes further broken up by re-
gional and racial preferences.
. “In the long run,” he said,
“by encouraging the growth of
many small organizations such po-
licies will. make it’ difficult for
Canadian producers to remain com-
petitive, both at home and in

The Mutual president said Ca-
nada’s greatest challenge now is
to find, beyond the, ties of region
and a sense of Canadii

meeting.
‘Mrs, W. R. La Ifue is a pat-
ient in’ Castlegar and District Hos-
pital. :
Mr. C. Nygaard left by plane

girl Guides and their neighbors in
the United States are extensive
each year. The girls take part in
world friendship by giving pen-
nies for this fund; they take part
in CARE and UNICEF.

The Castlegar and_ district
Guides, Scouts, Cubs and Brown-

proceeded to Fort Worth, ‘Texas | i

GCATERENG:
Experienced in wedding,
social: and. banquet
Contact Mrs. J. Regan at
365-4723 or Mrs. P. J.
Vaessen at 365-5337

Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-2041

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Cor. Maple & Sth, Osatlegar

Donald Bros.

Earthmoving Contractors
“Ltd.

BASEMENT Pane
\CKFILLING,

ING,
SCAPING, CEMENT”

Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

LL.S. Ltd.

e
Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

DITCH.
LAND-

Phone 365-5500
NIGHTS — WELSON tach rene

ies will be. holding« their annaul

Thinking Day service in the SHSS.
on‘ Sunday, Feb, 23 at °2.30. p.m,
The general public is invited 10 at-
tend.

‘Arrow: Lakes Ferry
_ Service

on Sunday for
Mrs. T. Kaardal is at home
again after being a patient in ‘Cas-
tlegar hospital for a few days.

Asks Boy Scouts

Pontiac — Buick — Vauxhall
-~- 901 -Baker St. Nelson

BEACON MOTORS Lid,
Phone 352-6641

Te Show Physical
Fitness Program

Boy Scout provincial commis-
sioner. W. G. H. Roaf. has urged

Building Supplies
OGLOW BROS.
Building & Supply Co, Ltd,

Castlegar '

Phone 365-3351: .

the 40,000 Wolf Cubs, Boy Scouts
and Rover Scouts in British Col-
umbia to demonstrate the Boy
Seout Fitness Program to tae pub-
os ree

“Many~. Packs, Troops and
Crews will be holding open house
to celebrate Boy Scout Week,”
said Mr. Roaf..“I hope they will
take the opportunity to show their
parénts how Fitness Through
Scouting. is helping to develop
good health and mental alertness.
“We want our older Scouts

Leave Totesn ‘Wharf
“10.00 am, Monday.
Arh

ve
4.00 p.m, Monday,

1,00 p.m, Tuesday.
Leave Robson .Whart

PLUMBING
and
HEATING
@.
‘Air Conditioning
Pumps & Water Conditioning

nationhood worth preserving and

developing.

“In this age of paradoxes,

when we believe that the way to

balance a budget is to cut taxes

rather than to increase them, the
to

potential) “last year. Don Kirby
had 150 repeat cuslomers on one
exclusive product his second year.

round line, No i requir-

Age no barrier. Diversified year |-

the barriers
which now divide us_may product
the basis for unity we all seel
he said.

He said that every organiza-

lion Canada

ed, We. take care of all
— shipping — and = collections.
Start on part time basis if you like,
Write Consolidated Paint & Var-
nish (Canada) Ltd. East Ohio
Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.

WHI give nurse free room and’
hoard ‘for very small service sin re-
turn. Ph, 365-8086, t 26

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs, G..S. Johnson of
Robson wish to’ announce the engage-
ment of ed eldest daughter Mary
Ann to . Le Roy Briggeman, son
of Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Briggeman
of Deer Park. Wedding to take place
In the Robson Community Church

will be affected by the’ way in
which this challenge is met, and
the operating Bhilosophies of such

to
and.strenuous activities for which
they must be physically “fit,” said
Mr. Roaf. “Only a Tenderfoot
starts out on a mountain climbing
expedition without conditioning
himself first. Be Prepared is not
just an empty motto but means
proper preparation in ali that we
do.’

the 1984 theme of the Boy Scouts
of Canada. This program is de-
signed..as supplementary training
to enable every boy to progressive-
ly train himself to a better than

will help
the outcome, :

Physical
his age and weight.

Fitness Through Scouting is |”

Pool E

WE CARRY A GOOD
STOCK OF SUPPLIES

First-Class Gas Piping
and Installations

. PHONE 365-5919

CASTLE

+ Shows at 7) and 9 p.m.
MAT. SAT. AT. 1.30 P.M.

The UNBELIEVABLE becomes Truc! § -
“THE”

Wet wu- LED KERN ERD 00

DEER PARK SOCIALS

MRS. WILLIAMSON
Mrs, C. Schwartzenhauer_ is.
a patient in the Castlegar and Dis-
tricty Hospital.

FLAG. DESIGNS
= In the last 15 years Canadians
have submitted to Ottawa some

on Feb. 19 at 7.30 pm. Rev, F. Wile
Jey ‘officiating. 5

5,800 suggested designs for a new
flag.

OF NUMBER 1 FUR’

repairs, alterations,

‘TUES., FEB. 18

SILVER COLLECTION

Minor Hockey Playoffs
‘ “TRAIL VS CASTLEGAR. ~
GAMES AT 6 P.M. & 8 P.M.
=. MEMBERS FREE,

CASTLEGAR ARENA

WALSH — To-Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Walsh (nee Enman). of. Cas-
tlegar, Feb: 6, a-son, 3

GUIMONT — To Mr. and Mrs,
Albert .Guimont of Castlegar, Feb.
10,.a son,

GLENDENNING — To Mr.
and Mrs. Llewelyn Glendenning of
Kinnaird, ‘Feb. 12, a daughter.

‘~ "FOREIGN AID. :
There are about 75. voluntary
agencies 'in:.Canada_ that. provide
foreign. aid -in the form ‘of food,
farm tools, ‘clothing, etc.; these
agencies — churches, service clubs,
professional: groups —- have :sent
-at least 1,000 | Canadians abroad
on: overseas. ‘aid’ ‘progarms, and

Windows
WINTER -
Buill to your: °

SAT: .-: MON. - TUES.
“Shows at 7 and 9 p.m

[a PSE ED

ct CER Fe beetles

~ Specifications
_ REASONABLE - ‘RATES
CASTLEGAR |
SASH AND’ DOOR .
WCRES

GonDEEeUAa WORLD OF.

“THE: ‘BROTHER GRIM
LAWRENCE OF ‘ARABIA

Phone. 845-9211

they ‘also Provide scholarships and

ne MUTINY ON

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“McGILL SHO aS

MEN WEAR

year. .

Legion” Hall,

Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Names Year's Committees

The regular mecting of the
LA to’ the Royal Canadlan Legion
was held Tuesday evening in the
with 17 members
present, Mrs, H, Bate , president
conducted the routine opening and
business, Correspondence was dealt
with including a letter from Mrs.
Peitzche of Fruitvale, zone repre-
sentative,.Mrs, Peitzcho will be
sent an invitation to attend | the
June meeting. Mrs. E, A.
ald, the treasurer, gave her annual
report which showed a successful

; . Mrs, Bate named her commit-
tees for the year. Mrs. H, Hett of
Victoria: was named honorary pre~
sident. Committees, are: standard
bearer Mrs, W. Dunn; planet, Mra.

son; entertainment, Mrs, D.
paird, Mrs. D. O'Shea ‘and Mrs, M.
Bacon; get well cards,-Mrs, J, Wal-
Ker; catering, Mrs,’ W,. Brownlie,
convenor ‘assisted’ by Mrs, Bates,
Mra, B. Lundquist, Mrs, R, Wadey
and Mrs. Peppard;
Mrs, E. Murray; sewing Mrs. A. Ko-
kendovich and Mrs. W. Smith and
posters, Mrs, W- Ratzlaf£.

McDon-

Pep-

tea. towels,

* Mrs. Lundquist.was installed
as 2nd vice-president by Mrs, F.
Bacon, zone president. The mem-
bers decided that they would have
a work party to re-make the cur-
tains for the windows,

.. The hall-has been done over
and some of the windows are, block-
ed up and the. others just nalf the
size, making. the hell very” warm
ani

‘ups mado here,
Ropalre to all makes of TVs
Phonogtaphs,

Local Offloe anager for, KIN: ~

Gan VIDEO,
“experience = js our
‘of ‘dependable service.”

ELECTRONIC SERVICES:
365-3331 — Kin-Gar Ph, — 365-4601

Adshend ‘and Mrs: J.
press correspondent, Mt bs John-

Mrs,

Television Sales & é Service

‘Applications. for ig eablo hook- i

A
“Gordon Wall

‘UPHOLSTERY

LTD.

1195 Cedar Avenue, Trail, B.C.

phone 868-6545

WEEKLY APPOINTMENT. CALLS IN. .
CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT EVERY THURSDAY

‘RECOVERING — - CARPETING

CUSTOM DRAPERIES

‘CRAFTSMANSHIP. GUARANTEED ,

mm

=| Dear Sir:

=| buying: sugar for one week, begin-

‘he ¥
of the annual Spring "rea which
will. be held on April 25 in the
Legion Hall. It was also decided
that if a member was in hospital
for over three days, flowers will
be sent them. Executive meetings
are to be held the second puceaay,
of each month.

Mrs, Brownlie named her com-
mittees. for ‘the. catering which
comprise of table setting, serving
and washing up. It wad noted that
there will be some entertainment
in the. hall on Friday, March 20
for members, A mirror has been
for the newly

cloak- room,

Three new memberships have
been approved and initiation will
be held at:a later date, Mrs.
Peppard will do the hospital visit-
ing‘ for February. At® the close
of the. meeting delicious .refresh-
ments’ were served by the hostess-
es. Mrs. Smith and Mrs, ‘Ungarian,

“LETTER To EDITOR

:] elsco over the past week. The Wal-

History of
Rates is D

Thero's. o ‘link between the |
farmer in: the dawn of history who!
borrowed grain and repald it from
the new crop he sowed, and the
modern Canadian clty dweller who
arranges a: personal loan with a
bank or finance company and uses
it to buy a car.

ie Commercial Letter of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, in
the current, issue devoted to The
Story of Interest Rates, traces the
subject through the centuries, It
Fecalls the 300 per cent charged
by mediaeval pawnbrokers on thelr
louns and the nominal rates of
less than 1 per cent sometimes
paid. on short-term borrowings

Interest
isclosed

in the depression days of the 1930's
in the United States,

The ‘ancient tiller of the soil
paid interest in tho form of some-
thing extra from the new crop.
The auto buyer of today pays in-
terest in the form of money. The
Personal loan he utilizes js one
of the newest forms of credit, de-
veloped only in the present cen-
tury,

However there is a wide range
of other financial institutions whi-
ch. provide financial and quasi-
banking services but do not come
under .the Bank Act and charge
more,

Kinnaird Socials.

581 SQUADRON

Mrs, 3. Kaufman Ph, 365-5488

_ Sunny weather accompanied
Mr. and Mrs, Wally Walper and
Mrs, Walper’s mother, Mrs. “A.
Morehouse, on a visit in San Fran-

pers arrived “home Sunday .and
have pleasant reminiscences of a
cruise around San Francisco Bay
and a ‘stage play directed by Sam
Levene who also: starred in the hu-
morous Seid: and

viewing of stides with son-in-law,

as projectionist. Among’ the 22
guests were, Mr. and Mrs. D, Enok-
son of Kinnaird and Mr.’ and Mrs.
I. Reinsbakken. of Castlegar and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Close of Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Newlove and
their son and ‘daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Nelson Newlove, spent
two weeks on a trip to Carieville,
Sask., Sunday. They went

Son,

Another coincidence by way of
a chance’ meeting occurred on the
Walper’s holiday trip — three fa-
miliar faces “of Gordy Anderson,
Ron’ Lightle ‘and Dick McLeod
greeted them at one ‘of the store
entrances in downtown San Fran-
cisco. The boys are currently tour-
ing their:-way to Las Vegas and on
to Mexico, They expect to be home
by mid-March.
_ Brigadoon -presented by the
Light Opera Players was

A group of Quesnel. women
would like to appeal tothe. house-
wives in British: Columbia to pro-
test the high cost of living in Ca-
nada and in particular.the inflated
price: of: sugar: +
We. ask them to refrain from

ning March'2 to. March 9 to help
‘us to bring.to the attention of the
government our concern over the
Jack: of control ot Prices on staple

tive we must cur-

1 ET l

‘PORK cHoPs,

SAVE 1M cr

CAR GLASS.

Your Saving is deducted from your Deductable
Portion of your insurance

KEEP THIS SAVING IN MIND!
If you wish, we can give this saving to your: Insirrance Co.

, Kootenay Auto. Colli

_ THE HOME OF THE FIBREGLASS CAR
: Phone: 365-5022:

KTR
SENT AAc

me HUCK'S

RED “AND WHITE STORE

_KINNAIRD, 6. .

BACK BACON, .1-Ib. Pe
‘SIDE BACON, V-Ib. ........... 300

Beat Round Steak or Roast, tb. ... T5e
Boneless. Beef Roast, Ih. ......+-- 596.
“Mincad Beef, lean, tb. ..-....-.. ABS
al cals, th. Weems ., 8c:

.] Maurice Simpson was sepo ‘to

ees |

tall all use of. sweets, sugar and |.
syrup. If’ it-is: necessary to, bake
use as a substitute, three quarters
cup honey. for one“ cup :;sugar_and
reduce liquid by:. three tablespoons.
(Honey is’a wholesome B.C, pro-
duct.) Use saccarine. in “coffee: or
tea,
To. ensure. the success of this
eampaign we ‘ask all‘consumers to
discuss their intentions’ with their
neighbors and friends.
Remember “NO SUGAR WEEK"
March 2 to 9 5

peamainaatdl :

- Prince Rupert =.
Hill Expansion

(continued from. "page one)
could ‘be: .produced;-and': marked
profitably froma mill not cirectly

on The “Cel-

.| this case, with the help of some

much enjoyed by. a capacity audi-
encé in the’ activity room of the
Stanley

to attend the funeral of the late
O. Quantrille, father of Mrs, Les-
lie Newlove who passed away on
Jan, 26, Before starting home they
spent some time with Mr, New-
love's mother’ at Moosomin who
has been. confined in hospital for
eight months.

The Newlove's trip home. in-
eluded a vislt with a son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gy-
uke at Marysville on the week-
end.

ments are like a perfume — to
be inhaled but not swallowed. '

Jack Flamank of Crescent. Valley | h:

‘Thought of the week! Compli- 4

WEEKLY ROUTINE ORDER

Part 1 Administration

1. Parades

The Squadron will parade at the

High School at 18.60 brs on Wed-

nesday 19 Feb 64,

A hockey game will be arranged

with one of the Castlegar Minor

Hockey League fear This game
22

YOUR
LUCKY DOLLAR STORE
We Reserve the Right
To Limit Quantities

will be
Feb 64 at 16.30 a
Range practice will ‘be held on
Saturday 22 Feb 64 at 10.00 hrs.
Information on further Bowling
‘will be outlined at this parade.
Next parade Wednesday 26 Feb 64.
Fall-in at the High School at 18.50
rs.
2. Routine

Normal training will be carried out
as per CAP 464-F25 and Squadron
syllabus.
A kit inspection will be held at
this’ parade.

3, Orderly. Officers
19. Feb 64, Pi
29 Feb 64.

4. Orderly Sergeants -
19 Feb 64. A/Set McGitp
29 Feb 64,

Pryce

F/O Bernick |"

“Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Except Saturday ‘till 5.30
Closed Sundays
Prices Effective Feb. 13,
14, 15 and 17th

Dutch Maid BREAD
16-02. loaf .... 15¢

Special Quality NYLONS
pair 49

5. Orderly Corporals
19 Feb 64. A/Cpl Menard
29 Feb 64. Cpl, Stamp-Vincent

J. WR. C, MacBain F/L.
CO 581 (Castlegar) Sqn: RCAC:

IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN O08

Money's MUSHROOMS
3 tins ow. $1.00

Navel ORANGES-COCHELA
GRAPEFRUIT, 5 Ib. cello

Bags a

BUSIN

‘And want a smart central address
when: in Vancouver, you will like
the friendly staff. who

School on Saturday evening.
Hospitality in the Okanagan high-
lighted another memorable trip for
52 high’ school students partici-
pating in the SHSS Band on the
weekend. Kelowna provided a re-
warding crowd at. both afternoon
and evening performances which
were accompanied by the band’s
mascott Mr. Jock Hawkins as an
artist in Scotch’ singing. Mr. W.
‘Mclntyre and Miss B. Nelson were
chaperones: for the tour.

The Oliver High School hosted

For ALL your Travel
“requirements, see

‘Vipond for Travel
1560 Bay Ave., Trail

Phone ZENITH 6181
Representing ALL

attend to your wishes, whether it’s

‘Then you want the

SANDS

MOTOR HOTEL
MUtual 2-1831 ‘Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards honored |‘
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

Air, Ship:& Rail Lines

lunch on Friday in the high school

cafeteria, After the evening per-

formance in Kelowna that evening,

the visitors. attended parties in

erauPe hosted by:the various bil-
lets.

Saturday. evening found the
band in Grand Forks to offer. their
final concert. where again they
were made. to feel very much‘at
lome. ‘At this’ point,. information
tells on Mr. Norman Fishwick, who
“forgot his music. in Castlegar.”
‘The band’s success however, is the
ingenuity of. it's conductor, and in

“spare parts.” Speaking on behalf
of'the Castlegar high school band,
Jim Killough says that they are
looking forward to another trip —
anticipated for the spring when the
band. -hopes’ to attend the B.C,
Muste Festival ‘in, Vancouver. ©
of cut flowers and a

gar Kraft” pulp has become re-
cognized as a prime pulp in North
America and throughout the world.
‘Mr. ‘Marshall pointed out that
in. deciding’ to’ expand , its :north-
ern operations," ‘Columbia Cellulose
‘expected to benefit greatly, from
its pioneering “and from ‘the good
relations : developed: duting * the
past with independent. “operators
in the Terrace, Hazelton and: Kit-
imat areas,

In addition: to: the’ increased
employment that’ will:result from
the direct operations of. the com-
pany, substantial expansion of the
activities of independent opera-
tors'in these areas will be requir-
ed. Also, the diversification into
the manufacture: of. kraft. pulp
at Prince Rupert: will’ make* pos-
sible even better. utilization of the
forest. mesour ces.

_ Kinnaird Council
Is Short Handed .

Kinnaird council was. short

) night.

Comm: B,C, Ackerman ‘#as
attending a distriet “dog “pound
meeting at Warfield while’ Comm,

handed at its _meeting . Tuesday i

beautiful wedding cake comemo-
rated the 56th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. John Wiig, Held
at the home of the couple's son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Dunlop of 319 Sylvia Crescent,
Trail, the occasion saw a family

~ Reservations 365-2571

Castlegar City Centre Motel
BANQUET ROOM
* — 50 persons —
_ AVAILABLE FOR BOOKINGS

_° Luncheons, Dinners, Weddings, Meeting Room
Dining Room - Coffee Shop. 7:days per week 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Columbia at Main Street

1964 to: id

KINNAIRD
PROPERTY CWNERS |
The Court of Revision will convene in the Council
Chambers at 10 a.m.: Saturday, February 22nd,

e

hands of the clerk ‘by 5
20, 1964.

frontage
To be: considered, such’ appeals must be in the

p.m. Thursday, February
Allen Selbie, Clerk

MILD CHEESE Ib. 49e

in your room or executive suite ...|

PINK SALMON, 14's

Robin Hood FLOUR
“25 Ib. bags .. $169

EGGS, doz in carton _ 4%

‘CRISCO.
3 tins. 99c

Westfair PEANUTS,
39e Value 2. Be

BULK CANDY, Ib. 39e

Wieners
Ib. 29

of six ant
their. families. enjoy..an evening
where some of Mr. Wiig’s fondest
memories were taped. Also enjoy-
ed was square dancing and ‘the

Woodland Park
Guide Parents
Group Meeting

“The Woodland Park Brownies
and Guides parents committee held
their monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. 1, Dyck.

Plans for the ‘mother and
daughter banquct were discussed.
Mrs., Amos -and Mrs. Lambeth are
to be in charge of the table decor.

Other plans for the banquet were
finalized.

The next meeting will be held
atthe: home of Mrs. Lambeth. on
the morning of March-6 at .10
o'clock.

‘At the close of the meeting
coffee and refreshments ‘were se

have. “influenza,”

ved by, the hostess.

VOLKSWAGEN

Phone R.. A. Bob

ACMA
‘SALES & SERVICE

and RAMBLER

Horswill 365-3491

Complete Stock of Volk

New Rambler Cars
Sales & Service: — Trades

PARKVIEW MOTORS :— Nelson
ANA

Cars and Trucks

Remember’ Valentine’s
TOMORROW
FRL, FEB, 14

ATTENTION
ALL

: a a

Kinsmen Founders Ball -
/PRENA HALL _— SATURDAY, FEB. 29
: Dancing from’ 10 to 2
for Jack hipes and ‘His Orchestra’':'*

“ADMISSION:

$4 oA COUPLE *

HUSBANDS

IT’S :‘BOSSE’S JEWELLERY FOR
; ALL YOUR VALENTINE GIFTS 3

@ PERSONAL GIFTS FOR HER
‘@ LOVELY GIFTS FOR THE HOME |

-BOSSE’S JEWELLERY

P.S..For sweethearts we have the perfect diamond
by: Bluebird in a wide price range.

LLL

AAA

48-0z. APPLE JUICE

3 tins ow . $1.00
48-0z. Ay!, TOMATO JUICE
3 ‘tins... : $1.00

Bologna

by piece only

Ib. 27c

Kraft 39c CHIP DIP
only .:.. (9c each

Hamburger
3 Ibs $1.00

Swifts PURE LARD
Sis. ...... $1.00

LFA UTA