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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, June 10, 1954

COMMISSION
NEWS BRIEFS

«‘for Village Clerk A. T, Horswill

who was attending a Rotary Con-
ference, in Seattle.

- NUISANCE BYLAW — With
Commissioner Wanless apsent, no
further. attion was taken on the
bylaw which

Waterworks’ C
Harry Sommers and Health Com-
missioner. Gerry Wanless were
absent from the regular meeting
of the Castlegar Board of Com-
missioners Monday night and

would restrict the raising of rab-
rits, poultry goats and other ani-
mals, within village limits. How-
ever Commissioner David Camp-
bell reported another complaint

q'of rabbits

Miss Jean

RECORDS.
TO PLEASE EVERY MUSIC LOVER:
BUY THEM AT THE

_ LAKESIDE HOBBY _GENTRE

Across from the

Watering Time Is: Here!

SPRINELERS 1 secceennnnennennenernneee $2.25 to $10.00

5

$1.65

allegedy making a foray on a
neighbor's garden. The neighbor
is threatening police action, ‘Mr.
Campbell said,

LIBRARY GRANT — The
board authorized a grant of $250
to the Castlegar Public Library.

Sea Cadets, Wreneltes
Enjoy Party; Look To
Basket Picnic Sunda

Castlegar Sea Cadets ‘and

This grant is
dollar for dollar, by the Public
Library Commission at itor.
The library board

and their officers, some
70 strong, enjoyed a gay, musical
party in the Legion Memorial

increase of $50 this year but the
board felt village finances could

not afford this.
VILLAGE AUDITOR — J. Mac-
beth of Castlegar has been ap-
pointed village auditor for 1954.
THANKS FOR THE pala
The board. heard a letter from
Ralph A. D. West of _ Castlegar
the for

in! Hall, and are
now ‘making: plans to host the
Sea Cadets and Wrenettes of Nel-
son and Trail, at a picnic at the
Kinnaird Park next Sunday aft-
ernoon,

At Saturday's gathering, fare-
well presentations were made to
Ron Couchman, CO of the Corps,
who is leaving the district. As

their part in naming the West
Kootenay Primary Airport at
Castlegar, the Ralph West Air-
field’ and for their contribution
to the airshow and airport open-
ing ceremonies on May 30 which,
the letter said, “‘was a success be-
yond our wildest dreams.”

ROPE ORDERED — 200 Ibs. of
rope is being ordered for use by
the fire department and the
Parks Board.

BALL PARK — Patks Board
Commissioner David Campbell
reported extensive improvement
of the Castlegar Ball Park and its
parking area. “Some work is yet
to be done,’ Mr. Campbell said.
“PARKS BOARD GRANT —
An interim grant of $200 was au-
ized for the Parks Board, part

$14.95

DECK CHAIRS

PLASTIC GARDER HOSE . . $6.05 & $8.60

LAWNMOWERS.
$19.75

$21.00’

of the $500 allocated to them
earlier ‘in the year In requesting
some money, Parks Board Com-
missioner Campbell said “we
haye a real live wire, parks board
this year and we're anxious to do
some of the things that need to
be done. They require monéy.”

“
Cubs Open New Season|_
With:Two Victories

The Castlegar Cubs opened
their new season in the Trail and
District‘ Fastball League last

week, with two victories, trim-
ming the Crown Point crew 5-1 at

Mr, C was unable to be
present, Mrs. Couchman received
the presentations on his behalf,
one from ‘the Sea. Cadet Corps,
one from the Navy League Branch
and a corsage for herself from
all present,

Dancing was the main activity
of the evening to: music supplied

the piano. For the latter part of
the evening, Vic Misutka with
his accordion and Ray McCreight
with his guitar, joined the music
section.
Sunday's. picnic also promises
to be a gala affair with races and
other competitions, softball,
horseshoes and even tennis. Hot
dogs, ice cream, pop and cigar-
ettes and coffee will lee available
but those attending are asked to
bring a picnic lunch.
The picnic is for Sea ‘Cadets,
Wrenettes, Navy League mem-
bers, officers and their families
from Nelson, Trail and the Cos:
tlegar district.
Should the weather be -unfav-
orable, postponement of the pic-
nic for one week will be announ-
ced over the radio,

Building, ‘Supplies.

Window. Saeens.,

155 MAIN

Screen: Doors::.
Windows — Sash — Doors — Frames
Glass. of All Sizes and Weights .

GASTLEGAR - SASH & poor

PHONE ,3211

by records and Mrs. E. Kraft ‘at|

WHITE SATIN

LONDON DRY

i ‘MILCH GOATS. TWO

JUST ARRIVED

Supply

NEW SHIPMENT OF ...

Mahogany Doors.

PRIGES ARELOW =
DOORS. ARE LOVELY

Castlegar Building’

Store

Trail and
downing the Trail Motors Pon-

Park Wednesday evening.
Phil Gorkoff was the winning
pitcher on both occasions, going
all the way in the game at Trail,
and taking over chucking duties
from Ken Grunerud in the third
frame, with two out, in, a
Thursday encounter.
In Thursday’s game Pontiacs
had a 5-2 lead by the end of the
third mut were unable to score
after Gorkoff took over mound
duties.

At bat, Ted Gergely | was &

for Cubs, two

doubles and a singel in four
times at bat, and batting in four
runs, y
Ken Grunerud connected solid-
ly for a round trip clout to deep
centre with nobody on in the'six-
th.. Billy Plotnikeff and Gerry
Wanless picked up two hits each
for-Cubs and Johnny Ross and
Grunerud one each.
For Pontiacs, the booming bat
of Danny -Geronazzo pasted the
pill for two singles and a triple
bagger in four times at bat. Rollie

‘\Norm Hyssop, Bruno DeRosa and
Merillo Geronazzo each picked
up a single.

RHE

— —=€ om I N G —
THE ATTREE DANGE STUDIO.

PRESENT —

The Pupils of Kinnaird

Pontiacs 113 000 000 5 87
Castlegar. 011 312 10%9 95
’ Grunerud GH, 2W) and Gor-
koff (2—4H, 8SO,1W) to Gerry
Wanless for Cubs...

Bruno DeRosa’to Enzo Mondin
for Pontiacs (9H, 7SO, 2W).-

There are now nine companies
operating thirteen pulp and paper
mills in British Columbia. >

tiacs 9-5 at. the Castlegar Ball).

Gariepy gained a single and|-

_Thoraday, ie I a

1954

. CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Page 7

The News’

TEN WORDS FOR ‘50c. THREE
A j OF TW:

Classified

PHONE 3031

INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE

Found

white stone ‘setting.. Apply B.
Cherrington, 458, ‘Third, Ave.
Castlegar... C1-23

GOLD: PLATED EARRING WITH

‘Letters fo the Ecitor

CHAMBER: APPRECIATES 5
AIRPORT SHOW COVERAGE

For Sale

For Sale

Card of Thanks

Editor, Castle’ News.
Dear Sir:

MCLARY -ESCORT RANGE
White with Black trim, $45.
Apply E.' J. Ennis, 518 Sth’ Ave.

. ‘ C22-tf

“FAWCETI” WOOD AND COAL
* range. Good ‘condition. Apply

J. Popoff, 672 Second Avenue,
Castlegar. 3-21

2 ADJOINING LOTS, DUMONT.

. Subdivision, Kinnaird. 80 x200
ft, each, peels. ‘EL J. Ennis; 618
5th. Ave. C22-tfe

86 FRIGIDAIRE — ,BILTWELU
studioi; Wunge. Combination
Propane gas and coal range,
complete. Beatty electric wash-
er with pump, Grey chrome
table with 2 chairs. Phone 2531
Kinnaird, P1-23

‘We wish to express our sin-

ness, flowers and tokens of sym-
pathy sent to us on the death of
our dear daughter, Dianne Lyne

cere thanks to friends and neigh- Castlegar and District Chamber
bors for the many acts of kind-|of.Cc

: Please accept the thanks of the

Y for your
tion in making a success of the
celebration of the opening of the

Woodburn. Also for the t

For Rent

SUITES, ROOM AND BOARD.
_ McCreight’s
“Asti A

Rooming House,

LEGAL

floral
Mr. and Mrs, J. Woodbiira,
Castlegar.

» Back of Ke
SUNS S88

NEW::3-ROOM HOUSE, BATH-
room,, basement, amall down
payment acceptable, ‘Apply R.

HEATED 2 ROOM SUITE WITH
bath. Apply 146 Second Ave.,
Castlegar. ", C3-22

French, : Dumont
Kinnaird. 21 P6-22

MODERN TWO ROOM CABIN

4 ROOMED HOUSE = $4,600.
Coolerator Deep Freeze : $295.
Phone Castlegar 3102. “P3-22

LARGE: MeCLARY COAL AND
Cream: “enamel.

“Phone ‘4267,

, Castlegar 'i. i C3-23

SMALL “MODERN HOME “IN
Castle egar. Wired for electric
stove. and hot “water. ‘Terms
cam.be arranged. Phone 3437 or
call:750 Main Street, | -P3-23

on in Kinnaird, Phone
3506. 5 3-22
MODERN HOME IN ‘CASTLE-

gar across from'Coop Garage.
7 Three _ large rooms, | verandah;

CASTLEGAR HOSPITAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NOTICE OF: ELECTION OF

TRUSTEES ’

-ZONE 1
Notice is hereby given that the
d hes been aated
returning officer to conduct the
election of two Trustees in’ Zone
1 of the above-named District.
All owners of land in Zone 1,
ion of the

lot! with fruit trees; Large root
cellar, Phone 4587, Robson,
1103-22

the
Village of Castlegar, who. are

years old or older aay entitiea to
as voters under the

APARTMENT SUITES’ WITH
Bathroom and. electric range,
and other facilities. ‘Apply A.
- .Eremenko, Phone “3061. ‘C3-23

FOR: “THE BEST BUY In THE
Keotenays, we have “new and
used: appliances.. Thor ranges,
Inglis washers, Philco’ refriger-
ators.; We accept trades and ar-
range. terms. .Come'and see ‘us
at 625. Columbia Ave. Oglow
Bros Building:

Ltd. a

? 23.|/sery, Box 10, ‘Kinnaird, B.C., for

Wr STORE PIANO FOR
use of sameé.-Phoné 4161. P3-23

Announcement,

Proviselat Elections’ Act - are

Castlegar Airport.
The news A
advertising and are a

Castle Theatre

TAS Petits teers

SAVE WITH
A Thriftpass

LAST TIMES ‘TONIGHT
“TURN THE KEY SOFTLY”

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“THE LAST yoadt

SHOW AT.7 and 8:30- pan,

credit to your firm and we have
been most happy to work along
with you and report success in
our venture,
‘We feel you will agree the audi-
ence surpassed our fondest hopes
and this district received much
favourable publicity... May ..we
congratulate you and your staff
for a job well done?

Yours sincerely,

G. W. Shaw,

Vice President.
Castlegar and District
Chamber of Commerce.

SHOULD PRESERVE OLD
HALLS AND BUILDINGS
Editor, Castle News:

Dear Sir:

I would just like to say a little

notified to attend a to be
held in the Parish Hall, Castle-

at the hour of 8 o’clock in the
afternoon, at which place .and
hour I will proceed to: call for
nominations -and ‘to. take the
votes of.the electors: present. ‘The
voting at the said meeting will be

present and voting when

- Consult Strom .&_Jones Nur-

freshened. ($25 Sach One ates

's* $
Morey, | Renata,

your
oate treés, Roses, ete, Phone 4042,

Alice Zuckerberg’s Beauty Par-
2 | lor, Maple Sireet, Castlegar *-—

LAST CALL FOR BEDDING
plants, Tomato plants to clear,
45c per doven Nees 's Green-

: _ C1-23

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, PIANO,

Prices = Zenone 2661.
f * €3-28

AMATEUR PROGRAM, Kin-
naird Improvement Society Hall,
Sat, June'19 at 8 p.m., sponsored

votes are ‘called. for have been
counted,
a Agetees the 4th day of June,
R, J. MORICE,
Returning Officer.

CASTLEGAR HOSPITAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT .
NOTICE OF ELECTION OF

TRUSTEES
tetas ZONE 2.
a Notice is hereby’ given that the
has been

by" ‘Kinnaird wie ente:
tainers of all kinds invited to par-
ticipate. Just contact ‘Mrs. J. HE

Phone 2568.

etest{Many: other items,. Phone

3971 or see Barrie Hill. P3-23

ALL CANADA IS USING T
- SHERWIN-WHLLIARS ~

NAME LOID>

coior ‘UL,- PROTECTIVE ENAMEL OF 1001 USES!

Watch Sherwin-Williams Enameloid work its decor.
ating miracles! See how.one gleaming color-bright
_coat brushes the years away... brightens old furniture,

Add. ben and _oti; inal to your home now—
ty {DI iginality y

_| day. of June, 1954/at the hour. of

-_ [the votes of the electors present

Officer to cor the
election of two Trustees in Zone
2 of the above-named ‘District.
All owners of land in Zone 2,
ithe C ion .of
the: Village of..Kinnaird,'who are
Canadian ‘citizens, twenty-one
years old or older and entitled-to
be registered ‘as voters under the
Provincial:Elections Act are noti-
fied to attend a meeting. to be
held «in. -the : Kinnaird . Improve-
ment Society Hall on the 23rd|

8 o'clock in the af at

gar, on the 18th day of June, 1954] ..

closed as soon as the votes of the |.

re halls at Cas
Robson.

The modern trend is to tear
down anything that is old. You
forget the pipbneers who made]
this district, putting their worl

ing a community, work and ma‘
erials being given free.

Men worked in those days and
T have seen them miysélf, clearing
the ground, felling the trees and

coffee were served to all. The
children ran around and picked
up sticks for. a bonfire where they

and marshmallows,
At the'end of the day of work,
in between going home and doing
up. the chores and. back to. the
hall to continue. work, they con-
tinue to do-all they could,
We would hold a real old fash-
ioned dance in the open, remind-
ing me of the sugaring-off dances
in the Maple Groves of Ontario.
‘Why not build up the old build-
ings and have a. landmark in
honor, of our pioneers who built
this district? 4

into this district after the first
‘World... War,-most. of; them, with
very. little to-go ‘on, but they
managed to. get. by,
given some work fo help ‘along.
Now. all people think about is to
pull down their buildings and put.

which place and. hour I will pro-
ceed to call for an

up a
times more and requiring labor

to take the votes of the electors
present, .'The voting ‘at the said |
‘meeting will be’ closed as soon as

and voting when votes are called

for-have:been counted.

ATED the 4th day of June,

| 1954,"

R. J. MORICE,
Returning Officer.

CASTLEGAR HOSPITAL -

IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

« NOTICE OF ELECTION OF
TRUSTEES

ZONE 3
Notice is hereby’ given that the
as been inted

and costing far more
‘and the result is very little better.
There jis not the love for one
another or Peace or Contentment,
spent in the community.

Yet when we go for a holiday
to the old countries, what do we
go for? To see the old Roman
roads, old architecture, ‘and
everything of a bygone age. Yet
we will not let anything stand
here that is old. :

‘>. Yours sincerely,

into them for the good of build-|--

holding. .work , bees, . having. the |-
women see that’ sandwiches and |-

could roast potatoes and apples

STARING

ROBERT

STEWART

TAYLOR: GRANGER |

These. men .and- women - came.
and were:’

1 one, costing many |

' Bertha Y
South 'Slocan.

as soon as the votes of the elect-
ors present and voting when
votes are called for have ‘been

3 ing Officer to the
election of two Trustees in Zone
3 of the above-named District.

» “All owners of land in Zone 3,

of Castlegar and Kinnaird, who

comprising School District No. 9
(Castlégar) except the Villages

are Canadian Citizens, twenty-
+ jone years old or older and en-
: }titled to be registered as. voters

1954.
-,;.~ RJ. MORICE,
Returning Gtticer.

PUBLIC

- DATED the 4th day of June,|"

_ STENOGRAPHER -

Fannie Stoochnoft

under the Provincial Elections
Act are notified to attend a meet-
ing to be held in the Robson Hall
— on the 24th day of June, 1954 at
2B ka A the hour of 8 o'clock in the after-

7 . . noon, at which place and ‘hour I
men's oxfords. .. .

will proceed to call for nomina-
tions and to take the votes of the
WE HAVE A WIDE SELBOTION or} NAME BRANDS: :
INCLUDING eae

se dE godnt is
Blazing ;

Over 8% of B.C.’s_ kraft
(strong utility): pulp comes from

fly Enon Days th the Fast, scenic’ roe’ 6

hi

Fiy: te Calgary" or Vancouver: the route of the smooth, quiet
- Convalrs!: See: more-at no axtra cost —. travelling East or
West! Cranbrook, ‘gateway:fo Kootenay Valley vacation-
+ lands... Penticton, heart of the Okanagan's orchards! Your
ticket includes all point stop-over privileges. "Dally depar-:

qures*, convenient times.
CASTEEGAR CALGARY. $2475. CASTLEGAR-VANCOUVER $2995: F
One" Mey 2 One Way

IN A REVUE

“TIP TOES”

eet by Phyllis Phillips

ALL TYPES OF
STENOGRAPHIC WORK

electors present. The voting at
the said meeting will be closed

=|, —ROCKETGAS—

: of (PR oF ANE)
wie pees i eee y $2 F FOR

SHAL
$5.95 to $15.95 | Cooking re Water Heating
THE MOST WALEED ABOUT SHOES IN TOWN _ House Heating — Clothes Drying

ee ; Se ITS FAST. - GLEAN - ECONOMICAL”:

MADDOCKS SHOE STORE ||: | (Mdfay & Strefion Ltd.

PHONE. 3641. lome Planning C:

NELSON, Boo

Phone 3967. 146 2nd Ave.

8: 15 p.m,

Sianley Humphries High School.
AUDITORIUM -

CASTLEGAR, BC.

* Except ‘Sundays.

Pheie:+3001
* COMMUNITIES on

Adults—50c '* Children—25c y ame Lin

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