8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 10, 1959

Castlegar. Council Briefs

“I can’t possibly see how we
can do it,” said village chalrman
N, T, Oglow.. The works super-
visor is to inform Mrs. Eremenko
that council does not favor the
suggestion,

Norman See ee ‘

Works chairman Maddocks
said he had discussed the ques-
tlon of a traffic island at Colum-
‘bia and Main with the new dis-
trict engineer, D. A. Westaway.
He also discussed the problem of
poor drainage In front of Mar-
were installed during August net-|tin's Clothing. He will discuss
ting the village $270 in revenues, | both matters further with Mr,
One water worth $80 ye
was also installed, wih

eee First reading was given a
new bylaw allowing 17- and 18.
year-olds into pool halis,

Carer

Comm, George Carr will at-
tend a one-day. civil defence
course during the Union of B.C.
Municipalities convention at Ke-

. lowna next weeks. be
*

Works supervisor
McNabb sald the Eik Drive-In
has made arrangements with N,
Oswald to put its sign on Mr.
Oswald's property at the cor-
ner of Maple and Columbia,

eee

Six Water connections at $45

No dog tags were collected

during August.
id

Village clerk Joe Logelin was
instructed to write Mrs, A. Coop-
er informing her that the village
will exchange 33 feet of access
near Zuckerberg's Island for 33 Wm, Hoban Construction of
feet of road ceon Sth Ave. | Vi advised the village that

J. E, Brown, deputy minis.
ter of municipal affairs, will
meet with council on Sept, 23.

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aoa : . m
EVEN THOUGH ZVE FLUNKED PHYSICS

" “EVERY YEAR,
AGAIN 70 HELP KEEP OUR EDUCATIONAL
STANDARDS AHEAD OF THE RUSSIANS.

IDLIKE TO TAKE IT.

.| An’ run bacly to cabine,

it would move its into
the village if “adequate”. work
can be found. The company said
it would lay blacktop at a cost of

Mr. McNabb sald the prop-
erty suggested for a new gar-
bage dump, located at the south

Read the Castlegar News Classified Ads

end of Kinnaird near the old $1.65 to $1.30 per square yard “or
Mannix gravel pit, is owned by | approximately $15.12 per laid
M. E. Moran, The works sup-| ton.”

wervisor and Mr. Moran were out,
to see the property and “If
anything develops further we

“I wouldn't encourage them
on the strength of what we're

isn't binding on member coun-
clis

eee
A letter from the law firm,

Miscellaneous Shower
Fefes Recent Bride
seas

shower for

going to do here,"
Mr. Oglow,
owe
Comm, Maddocks said he
wants a sidewalk built along Col-
umbia Avenue to the Castlegar
elementary school, He said it
would be “a good i ev-

can contact him,”
o's
Council. found no objection
to a proposal by the Hotel Mar-
lane to construct a separate en-
trance to the-hotel's basement

‘. a
cence for the Kootenay Caron

of Brothers and D'Andera was
read i

Social Club, Mr. Maddocks said
the request had been submitted
twice to his knowledge and had
been turned down both times
on awe advice of the RCMP.

me Lied

Cpl Angus Macdonald re-
commends..that parallel parking
be instituted between the Castle
Theatre and the old Co-op gar-
age, sald Mr. McNabb. Council

banquet room. . -

en if the property is sold.” If the 1
walk is put in the RCMP will re-
move.the 15 mph speed limit past
the school.
‘2 e &

RCMP approval and the approval
by council of the site for the club,
eee

r. moved that the
licence be granted subject to

Associated Engineers advised

discussed the possibility of ex-

ed for

Street signs are to be order-

tending the Ey
to including that part of Colum-
bia from the theatre to the Cas-
tlegar News.
ar a
The works supervisor repor-
ted that A. Eremenko and Co,
wants the sidewalk in front of
its store raised six inches. The
store would then build: gradual

hall will have to be locked” in

the near future . . . apparently

there's been evidence of people

getting in.” : :
.

Comm, Carr said the fire

we
Comm. Carr and Mr. Oglow

the village that it cannot expect
@ guarantee on a pump house
for the new well if council states
how it's to be constructed.

se

A statement for $5,000 for the
drilling of the village's new wat:
er well was received from Bud
Henning Drilling of Cranbrook,

Mrs, John Blydo (nee Elaine
Cook) was held recently at the
home of Mrs, N, DeFoe.

Corsages were presented to
the bride and her mother, Mrs,
V. Cook, after which the bride
was presented with gifts.

Tea was served and invited
guests were:

Mrs, E. Berg, Mrs. L. Brod-
man, Mrs. L, V. Campbell, Mrs.
B. Donnan, Mrs, A. Horswill, Mrs.
J, Lawson, Mrs. O. Lightle, Mrs.
R. Mcliver.

Mrs. R, Martini, Mrs. M.
Moore, Mrs, W. Ozeroff, Mrs, J.
Pederson, Mrs. B, Trussler, Miss
Margaret Trussler, Mrs. W. Saun-
ders and -Mrs, J. E. Wallace.
Hostess was Mrs, M. McMullen
and ¢o-hostess was Mrs. R. De-

| Wit? scales he knock from off

ALPHONSE

and the fish. .

Alphonse, wan day, back ‘in O-ten,
‘For fish decide to go, *
He tak’ hees line trom off the

wall
An’ go down to bateau,

In dese ol’ day up in de nord,
De fish, ver’ large dey grow.
So lne he tak’ is ‘alf-inch t'ick,
To catch beeg fish, lak so, ~

For bait he use wan bacon side,
Hees hook she’s wan foot long,
So w'en he’s catch onto dat fish
He know he can't go wrong.

He t'row de line out in de lac,
Wan fish he bite ver’ quick
Now dat he’s got heem on -de

hook, +
‘To lan’ heem, dats de trick.

He tie de line aroun’ beeg tree
Unhitch two horse from stable

dere
An’ bring dem back wit’ heem.

He's hitch de horse to dat beeg
line G

Dey pull lak break dere back.
An’ finally after t'ree hour
Head of fish come out from lac.

Alphonse, he grab de beeg ham-
mer ‘
An’ hit de fish ver’ quick,

It only mak’ heem sick,
De fish he choke an cough lak
‘sick

An’ den, ma frien’, Mon Dieu,
He's spit out two Indians
An! one birch bark canoe.

Alphonse give up an’ let fish go,
An’-go back to hees farm.

dat head
Be can almos’ shingle barn.

Now dis here tale of dat beeg
fish,

By gar, I know she’s true,

Me, I am good frien’ Alphonse, .
An’ I'm not lie to you.

Instead of kill de fish right dere}

Forest ‘Display
At Fall Fair

Among the interesting displays
to be seen at the Castlegar Fall
Fair September 18 and 19 will be
the mobile trailer exhibit of the
BC, Forest Service. _

Housed In a 30-foot accom:
modation unit used during the
summer for Forest Service high-
way sign: crews, the dsplay pdr-
trays the major functions of the
Service in an attractive and imag-
inative manner, In addition to
the static display material, fac.
ilities are also available for the
staging of public film showings
at various times throughout. the
day,

With R, F. (Dick) Hall, For-
est Service public relations offi-
cer In charge, the unit will return
to Victoria after the Fair,

In the fall and winter the
trailer-is used to house Forest
Service school lecturers on tholr
tour throughout the Province, :

MLA Seeks Support
‘For-Three Manholes

+ Rosslaid-Trail MLA Donald
Brothers has written Highways
Minister Gaglardi asking for fi-
nancial help from the provincial

é ‘tor the
of three more manholes in th
Bloomer Creek line. :
The line was built by the de-
Partment of highways under on
agreement with the Village of
Castlegar that the line would be-

wren it was completed,

The Castlegar council recog-
nizes the agreement but takes the
attitude that if it had been aware
that trouble was going to arlse
in the line it would have asked
for extra manholes in the orig-
inal agreement.

Mr. Brothers said yesterday
that the cost of installing the ex-
tra manholes is estimated at

IN THI

Foe.

— Fred Jewell

( THERE'S A SURPRISE

REDDY 15 |
WATCH-FOR HIM." >
IN THIS NEWSPAPER

>
S BOX

C oming!

Mr. 1 that the
daily drilling sheets and corres-

come the village's responsibility

St. Rita’s Roman Catholic Church
Rev. E. A, Brophy, P.P, 5th at Elm Street
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m,

Mass at Genelle at 7 p.m.

Nv
The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue
10:30 a.m. Sunday Schoo! — 7:30 p.m. Family Service
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. — Young People’s Hour
Thursday, 7:45 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study

The United Church of Canada
Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 am, °
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m.
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7:30 p.m.

Church of Jeéus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sundays at 9 a.m. in-the Twin Rivers Hall

The Presbyterian Church of Kinnaird
Public Worship at 11 am.
Church School at 10 am.
Bible Study Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m.
Rev. M.S. Reside, B.A., B.D.

The Anglican Church

Sunday, September 13
Kinnaird: 9 a.m. — Castlegar: 11 am. — Robson: 11 a.m.
ac dau Qabonle By hl

The Pentecostal Tabernacle
Sunday Schoo! - 10 a.m. — Morning Worship - 11 a.m,
Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study,
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Young People’s Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Robsca Community Memorial Church
United Church —. Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.m.
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m. and

.. 4th Sunday.at 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ,
Baptist Church — Sth Sunday

BUSINESS

DIRECTORY

: GLASSIFIED
AD RATES

gar. All offers considered. Phone
9331 after 5’ p.m,

HOMES FOR SALE”

Four-room house. in Castle-

ed per day. Ken’s Wheel, Allgn- .
334] ment, phone 2472, 335] kind visits, flowers and cards

WANTED

Two wheel alignments want-

Classified ads are char-
ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure per
insertion, with a minlmur
charge of 50 cents. The ad

at Renata with three-bedroom

Nelson, or phone 1223-L,

For. sale or rent, smail farm

Phone 381, + 136

Used pint or quart jars.
3

. GARD OF THANKS

friends in Castlegar for their

while I was a patient in the Nel-
son hospital. I wish also to thank
Doctors

I wish to thank all of my

and GE exposure meter
PR-3) Substanclal reward. Phene
tin27

LOST

Pony 35MM Kodak camera
(type

and Smythe for

family home newly
outside, Apply 519 Carbonate St,

ean cun three weeks for th

price of two Sf there are no
changes to be made in sub-
‘sequent weeks,

There fs a 25 cent bil

New three-room house at
Deer Park, Suitable for perman-

334 4419,

Want a small stove in good
with

Trash burner. Phone 5265, 136
Channel 4 antenna. Phone
A : » 13

the kind care and
special thanks to Rev. Pratt for
g| the strength and faith he gave
me during my illness.

and a

Mrs. Helen Gergely

ent or summer Situa-
ted on view laid d lot near

4473, 336

Phone

beach. Full price $2,300, Terms
HK

ling charge for
ads not paid for by 12 noor

Castle-
gar. * 334

of the date of

Engagement notices, ob
ituarles and cards of thanks
of “usual” length are pub
lished at a flat charge of $1

No further classified
ads will be accepted from
overdue accounts,

Deadline for classified
aus is 12 noon Wednesday
previous to the day of issue,

———=

Homes for sale in Castlegar,
Kinnaird and Robson. For full
particulars apply ANDERSON
AGENCIES, phone 3441. 334

Coal and wood furnace.
Phone 5221, 335

NOTICES

It's time to install furnaces,
ete. For: plumbing and heating
supplies, phone 2161, Costleaar.

63:

Home on C Ave., two

Supply.

bedrooms, kitchen, large living
room with fireplace, bathroom,
small den, full basement, new
garage, fruit trees, lawns, gas
furnace and TV cable. Phone
5101 or 5168, : 335

. TV sales and service. Agent
for Marconl, Phone 5167. R. Mar-
tin, tin

NOTICE

TRADE LICENCES ARE
NOW DUE AND
PAYABLE

_Village of Castlegar

ALCOHOLICS , ANONYMOUS.
Box 303, Castlegar. tin 41

Two-bedroom house in Kin-

Beauty parlor, 76 Maple St.,
BC, Alice.

FOR SALE

Good building lots
naird, Phone 2738, "

Two lots in Robson 60 x 105.
Quarter mile from ferry.’ Apply
Lion Head Store. 334

in Kin-
tin 10

Kalvinator wringer washing
machine. Brand new, 9 Ib. size,
automatic timer, lint filter. Phone
Constable King at 2121.

Two cribs with

naird, full easy terms,
Phone 4738, tin35

Spacious four-bedroom home
on’ approximately half acre, liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, ofl heat, Robson. Banigan,
phone 4547,

Phone 4631, 384

. People tell us they have an
average of 12 calls a day when
they advertise houses or suites
for rent in the Castlegar News.
you have a house or suite for

Two-story home with four
bedrooms in Kinnaird, full base-
ment, coal and wood furnace.
Phone 5329. 336

rent it. in the
News and be sure of results, 333

NOTICE
The Castlegar Hotel
, DINING ROOM
Is Now Under The
Management Of Mrs.
~ Mary Pollock
OPEN 6 A.M. TO 8 P.M.

Spectators were thrilted as

the “Golden Hawks” the

RCAE's crack new jet :acrobatic

d upward over Trea-

» in their golden-

painted Sabres at the 0th anni-
versary show.

Sundays 11 A. M. to
7

NOTICES

P.M.
ll

invite anyone

Small house on Upper Bench,
Kinnaird, Phone 4726. 136

Apply 370-3rd Ave.

Acreage with small house

Coal and wood heater, water

near |. Phone 4726, 136

who has antiques to display at the

Fall Fair to bring them to the
rink the evening of Sept. 17
whether previously displayed or
not. 136

HC
QUALITY USED CARS

tank with electric Ap-
Ply 133-4th Ave, Kinnaird. 335

Newly eight-room
house in good Kinnaird location.
Tw

J. 1. LAUGHTON ~
Box 384 — Castlegar, B.O.

Four-roomed house, 60 x 100
lot. One block from post office.
Phone 6931 or apply 45t-1st Ave.

0 ideal
for duplex, Easy terms. Phone
208-L, Nelson. 33

@ 1951 Chev, $250. .

@ 1952 Meteor Hardtop, real
clean, 2

@ 1949 Hillman, $85.
TERMS AVAILABLE

Will look after child in my
home while méther works, Phone
5367. 136

Senior Citizens meeting, Le-

CTC ea
' FIALA’S

For. Beauty
Above Bank of Montreal
Custom Hair Styling
By Trophy Stylists
Phone 5260
Hours: From 9 to 5.30
Monday to Saturday

6

gion Hall, 7.30 Friday night. Mus-
ical entertainment, Buddy Marr
orchestra, 131

Get your curling sweaters
made now. Phone 7241, 336

evenings, tin33 . 33 Pine St. Castlegar

TAA

CASTLE

THEATRE

steps from the store to the wall.
“We've got nearly an elght-| th o Mr
Inch curb there now,” remarked | icipalities held in Trail. Mr. Og-
Comm, Carr, “At least flve,’| low said the convention didn't ap-
answered Mr, Maddocks, “that] prove pensions for volunteer tire| -
would-bring it to a foot.” departments, but the decision7

Teported on the fall meeting of
ie A flue

FOR RENT,

Room and beard or suites.
Phone 9781, tin 21

Space for two trailers, also
double garage. .Phone 4876, Cas-
tlegar, 335

Bondence should go to Associa-
ted | for their
before the account is paid.

* te

OPTC
Office Hours
10-12 “1:30 - 5:00
PHONE 2581. -"
GENERAL BUILDING -
CTORS & SUPPLIES}
: Plumbing and Heating
CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE. -
Box 240 — Phone.2161

Phone Keith, 5247
TC

Cabbage for sauercrout, po-
tatoes, carrots, beets,
Phone 4283,

336

| Counter and stools (ideal for
rumpus room), universal ice
cream: freezer. Apply Kinnaird Rooms, also bachelor
Service; phone 5435, 136] 4, Hewitt, Robson road.

" , Hunter's special, ‘47 Chev. Two-bay garage and service
Cheap for cash. Phone 6911, Cas-| station. Kinnaird: [Esso Service,
tlegar. 136 | phone 5435, 136
Two-room furnished apart

ment, no children. Phone 5282 af-
ter 5 p.m. or call at 82 Cedar St.

Accounts totaling $6515.39
were

eee

Comm. Gordon Pettitt said
he had discussed the village's
Proposed new garbage dump with
Kinnaird's health chairman, Mrs.
J. W. Dougan, Mr. Pettitt quoted
Mrs. Dougan as saying that
there might be room in Kin-
naird’s dump for Castlegar’s
Barbage. *

ALEX CHEVELDAVE
BO, Land Surveyor —
448 Columbla Avenue *

Castlegar
iPhone 5342

The Corporation of the Village of Kinnaird
aed A a *
Notice of Election

Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the
Municipality of the Village of Kinnaird that I require
the presence of the sald electors at the Village Office on
the 27th day of September, 1959, at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing persons to re-
present them-as Commissioners.

suite,
335

Box 815

'83 Henry J in perfect shape. |
Terms or cash. Reason for sel-
ling: unable to drive. Phone 4961.

136

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD
OPTOMETRIST
‘Wed. 2:30 to 8:00 p.m,
Phone 3021

NORA'S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOP
Jehovas Refum ; Oe? ath ; : As oes te, Hen
: ya eS : ; : y appointment
From Gonvention : ; ; Sys ae: : q PHONE 5386
geome 20 members of the Reh S i Pi s Nora Majesgey
congregation of Jehovah’,
Witnesses returned Sept. 1 from UNITED TRUCKING
their “Awake Ministers ‘District Dally Freight Service
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar,
‘Nelson ,

THURS. — FRI. —- SAT.

Sh
Phone 2836.

Business) space with four-
room living quarters. May be
used for: family living. Central.
76 Maple, Castlegar. 136

Four-room suite, automatic
heat, electric range. Phone

Two used ing r house in Robson.
}$10 and $20, Phone 4726. 136 : gil Se
* One six,cu. ft. fridge and one
11 bed. Phone 2341. 136

The mode of nomination of candidates shall’ be as
follows: Candidates shall be nominated in writing by two
duly qualified electors of the municipality. The nomination-.
paper shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any
time. between. the date of this notice and noon of the day
of The fon-paper may be in the fornt. |
prescribed in the “Muicipal Act,” and shall state the name,-

st ind of the person nominated in such
manner as to sufficiently identify such candidate. The
shall be to by the candidate.

"32 Ford coupe; “Ch
full race ’48 Mercury. Phone 4046.
: + 1386

M. E. McCORQUODALE
Assembly” held Aug, 27 to 30 in B.C. Land Surveyor

Calgary.

gas
6971,

* Pipe dies, full set, quarter
inch to one inch, new condition.
Phone 4419. * i 1

PHONE

-1284. Bay Avenue, Trail...
Castlegar 2521 er t

Partly-furnished house with
36 | gas furnace, 642-2nd Ave. Write
G, Saliken, 144 E. 6th Ave, Van-
couver 10, B.C. Telephone aye

TIS. 3
(Gn)
Ton SURE

For All Your <
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS

‘ . Phone 3441
ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Le
SASH

“AND
DOORS.
In Alt. Popular Styles ~
: ig
WINDOW AND DOOR
RAM GLASS

CAESAR’S BATH

When Julius Caesar bathed you can be sure the. very latest Roman. bathroom
fittings were used. The plumbing, of course, was.lead. In Rome 2,000 years ago
all the “best people” used lead. : ay i
Overlooking a few barbarians who poured it over theif enemies, lead really has
hatbal- { a remarkable story. : ~ ; :
In the Middle Ages when magnificent cathedrals and palaces needed roofs, rolled lead
was found to have ideal properties for the job. With gunpowder, lead was a “natural”
for easy casting into everything from bird shot to musket balls.
Printing presses needed a ne and again lead in alloy form had just the right °
: characteristics for casting type. :
Sivek to nraits Eee ; @ps2_Man delved into science and made strong chemicals that ate through most metals
stated. 9 s/o in a few hours, nee Sean lead, as pipe and tank linings, saved-the day and tamed
Featured speaker was F. W. NR“ these corrosive liquids,
:. Easo Heating Equipmant is Franz, vicepresident of the Teleph
~~’ buried
chosen for this vital service.

guaranteed by. Imperial Ol and your ‘Watch Tower Bible and Tract
: Esso Heating Equipment :dealer.will Soclety, legal agency of Jchov. F

ee ‘Chay Today, we find lead just as modern a metal’as it was in the time of the Caesars. We
use it every. time we start our car.There’s lead,although we can't see it, in some of the

many. years without. attention — lead was. .
gladly arrange-easy budget ah’s Witnesses, Peroy D-
: terms—up ‘to five'years to pay. ‘| man, branch manager:of the |-
-—ask about finest glassware on our table. Lead’s unique structure makes it without equal in the
field ofatomic shielding ;the latest stereophonic recording is made more perfect by a

Call him téday- the new, Soclety in Canada, also gave Pon o & oO .
. lead compound in the pick-up and that beautiful enamelled'finish on our kitchen _- :

several
Mr. Franz, who arrived in]. :
¢ a7 ° appliances is better because of this metal. Lead even went into orbit last year,
shielding scientific equipment in a satellite. : eye
*
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‘papi
In the event of a poll being necessary, such poll will.
be opened at the Improvement Society Hall, on the 30th
day of September, 1959, between the hours of 8:00 A.M.
and 8:00 P.M., of which every person is hereby
to take notice and govern himself accordingly.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AT THE VILLAGE OFFICE

THIS 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1959,

SMITH'S
‘PLUMBING & HEATING

For Estimates Phone
S40L and 7261 _

PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEI PTIC TANKS.
PHONE 5155 or 2181
D. FOX

SMITH BOARDING KENNELS
“The Home For Your Pet When

You're Away”
Accommodation for Cats

Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-3

LLS. Ld.

FURNITURE MOVING Sg a
Long Distance Charter. .Service
Sli, yti Towing ~ ‘Barges
hi the .Arrow
Castlegar 2521 — Trall 191 See Caleee

Nelson 1471 pea
UNITED TRUCKING

.

H.M.—that’s Heating Measurement-— my bel}
the aum of all the factors that affect -

the heating needs of your home.
‘Whatever the size or layout of your
home, there’s an Esso Oil Heating -
unit whieh fite- that measurement
exactly—and in combination with
Esso Furnace Oil, it is your guarantee
of sure, safe, oil-heat comfort.

FAYRON MeCORMICK soe scams

Ral MERWWN ERGY

MON. - TUES. - WED.

We Service
What We. Install

‘ For — :
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
- BULLDOZING AND
EXCAVATING
SEE

Shields’ Vacuum Shop
Repairs and. Service on allj
i}. [makes of vacuums,
Hoover Sales Rep.
Trade-Ins Accepted -
1806 Bay-Tralt Phone 445

P. A. Smibert,
Returning Officer.

“Among the many topics dis-

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
— Phone 6091

d an ultra-reliabl coating so they: could lie { .s - pp as

and tel h wires
at the bottom of the sea for G. A. SUMNER

Eremenko Bullding
PHONE 2021

THE
_ FAITH THAT BECAME

4331
Phone 433 CALIFORNIA!

Elk Drive-In

SEPT. 10 - 11712

~ WALDIE LUMBER &
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
We can supply all your
building needs. Estimates
~ gladly given
Phone 7112.
DUTCH MAID *~
BAKERY LIMITED. i

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3181—Kinnaird, 8.0.

LUMBER — PAINT: -.
PLUMBING AND. .*
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

‘CENTRAL SHOE.
& LEATHER REPAIR:
PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkie” Nickio
Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C,
MARLANE ‘GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:80 p.m.
-Not just another place to eat,
But the place to eat ‘another
PHONE 8881

Calgary to address the assembly,
stated that despite the oer
amount of ecution Jehovah's ‘
ail Lead is a metal with a splendid past record, an increasingly useful present: perform-
ance and a promising future. As one of the world’s largest producers of this metal we-
are proud of the contribution our product is making. to modern ‘civilization — a

‘Witnesses are undergoing in
Communist Jands, “Jehovah's
contribution greater in size and importance today than at any time in its long history.

‘Witnesses continue to preach by
underground means and they are

THUR.,, FRI., SAT.,

SHOWDOWN AT ABILENE: -

IN COLOR
PLUS

BABY AND THE BATTLESHIP.

JOHN MILLS — RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH
~ ONE SHOWING 8.00 P.M.

rvice
ROBSON ‘TO EDGEWOOD.
Leave Bobson- Whart

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Se

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