CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1964

FOR SALE.

1954 Hillman: hardtop, recondl-
tloned motor, Ley running condition,
$100. Ph, 365-7982. 834

Two oneateri Te suitable for
den or rumpus room, ‘865-1462,

Tusk Tio iM, now TntarnTONAT
power unit complete $1500.
G.M.C. S-ton cab-over, tag alo, oir

brakes, V8 motor, 10.00 ys and

all steel 18 ft, deck $1500.00, HD 10
Bulldozer; blade, — winch,
$3500.00, Contact Wayne Boult, RR,
No, 2," Oliver, B.C, Ph, 8-2048,

Chimney lining, 8 Inch square,
2 fect tong, Ph, 365-3251. 834

For sale or trade on lot, 1059
Pontiac, 6 cylinder, 4-door, standard,
$1200, Ph, 365-5512. 344

725 acres good building property.
10 minutes from Castlegar. Ph.

Bik tfn_34

"30__Ford convertipic, “48” Piy-
mouth, Cheap for cash, rere

“Rabbits for pets or eating. “04
centre strect, Blueberry Creek. R.
Switzer, Ph, 365-5574.

‘60 X 100 jot on Main St. Ph, 365-

* 8829,

‘One 16 foot boat with or without
motor, One bookense, One record ca-
binet, Ph. 365-5289, 334

Modern trailer, 28 X 8’ wide,
31,300. Also 25 X 8’ wide Just lke
new Marshfield Home GO X 10, all

" canopy | 5483.

FOR SALE

village, Ph.

‘One TS Ford Ve HOOF ‘com
plete, and 3° speed one-ton tues
tranamiasion, Ph, 365-8039,

—Miatoreyele, 650CC Triumph’ Thane

2062 | derbird, $800, Waldic Service ou

phi is T4151,
x16" lots on Sth Ava, Ba

natrds priced from $650 u

oo
@@ foot house trailer at Arrow
i ee Court, Robson. $1: 0

‘WO Sa aTAE lots in Tobaon. a
5359,

Floor, pollsher, $25. Call at” os
Columbia’ Ave, Castlegar after 4
pam th ve Sate th 333

Must bo sold, Two lots at Wood-
Jang eae ee Columbia Ri-

S-G731 or apply at au
7 Aves: Guetiegar,

Very good rattieine cow,
Rentie, Will freshen in The fall. “Alco
one year old heifer, Ph, 365-5907,

352
Ph,
Robson.

332

Milking cow, 3 years old,
365-4671 or. write. Box 37,

National cash register, Grocery
Wtemizer} groceries, produce. monte,
four clerk, 7 ‘total, Good . buy.
Columbia Ave.

alr and fully
new furniture and drapes, Sacrifice
price. Ph, Trail 368-5727, 333

1959 half-ton Chev, pick-up, Ph.
365-5022. 333

17-Inch TV, Phillips, 11-foot car-
top boat, 5-hp, Firestone oureue
motor, Ph.365-5498.

jood with this com-
pletely feniet revenue property.
hunts include cafe, rented suite
and B.C, Hydro office. Located on
main highway near theatre with
ample parking, Newly-redecorated in-
side and out, Good return on your
moncy right from the start. Aly. at
Castlegar News. n-23

Choice ote hes new Raspberry
6s, 333] 0

FOR SALE

ne
and Ughts, Ph, 365-

ZT tote In Respborry Village, ot . is
Kine Better: 1 unvee. bedroom spa-"

an ttn 81,
~ by 8 te galise, or, apply at “at

sonably priced, Apply,;box
nated pBe

Remit Mate, Ph, 3

ir your dream ao or war
mont the Castic-Bar, Subdivision of-
g| fers beautiful lots at fair prices ——
contact Oglow Bros, at 601 Columbia
7202 or drive round

00, | und sce for yourself. tfn-

Ave, Ph, 365-"

Lots in new subdivision, Se
Good view, good drainage, Terms.

Ph, 365-5158. * tin-16

HOMES FOR SALE

3 bedroom ultra modern home.

In oniey subdivision, To vicw a
5263,

few & bedroom house In cate
j2. 334

gar, Ph, 365-787:
In

together, Ph, 365-5470.

“In Castlegar, 2 bedroom” home,
full basement, gay heat, hot water,
nice lawn, close ta, school. Reason:

able Terms, Ph. 565-769:
By owner ‘DeautItUL

home on ae acre lot, with wonder.

ful view, 3

1956 sq. ft. of gracious living. Locat:
ed at 291-10th Ave, Kinnaird,

for auick sale. To view Ph, S65- ne

SU ASR STA AE UES

Four bedroom house, acreage, in
Robson. Owner leaving town. “Ph.
365-7489, 334

Carry-all built for'3/4 ton or
o ton trucl, With. propane meee

jobaon, 2 bedroom houso on BG
2 tots, WIt sell-lot separately ioe = ne

modern

rooms, large kitchen
and dinette, double fireplace, brick | Ing
and cedar side exterior, shake roof,

one
block from school. Reasonably priced

“HOMES FOR SALE:
Houso: trailor 2 bedroom,’ Path-

tinder, tully furnished, in, excellent

condition, Ph, .865-5082 or cae

elous home. 127-4th Ave. and ard
Streat, Kinnaird. Phe 965-8189, Name
your down payment. Full Litany ae
too,

House,’ reasonable price. call a
oD Calumbla Ave, Castlegar after 4
pm, Ce B98 |

gmall-two, bedroom house, gar-
oge 2% corner lot. Ph, 865-7536. 233

7 bedroom apartment, Dil-olactric
hed or uf-

FOR RENT

rnished bosoment. mutts, a
able” tor 2 gontemen, Ph,
otters :
rntahed "apariant,
and Dah, Ph, 965-7353,
Fury radaianed bascment: auits,,
sultaple, for couple only, Ph.

j202,
Fully furnished, heated, one bed-
room apartment suitable for couple,

3 rooms
344

165-7

heating, balcony, turnis
at

love and fridge provid-

TNA

AREAUOR-

FOR i HOMES

elle — 3 Bdrm modern bun-

Larae Kitchen, tiled floors. Next door
to grade schoo!. $11,500 cash is a
genuine bargaln to the early buyer. |

berry. — Small 2 bdrm cot-
| tage in quiet neighborhood, Auto-
matle electric: heating. Some. finlsh-
ired $7,500 full price, Owner
wHL consider .offers,

innaird — on corner lot, 4th
Avenue. 3 bdrm older home with gas
wall furnace, play porch} utility
room, garage and storage sheds. A
fine famlly home for only $8,700,

Kinnalrd — 3 bedrooms on main
floor and 2 bedrooms on lower floor,

Basement suite, sultable for cou-

ed, automatic washer and dryer.
Logelin Apartmenté, Ph. 965-5237.

ple; No children or pals ‘Apply
Ath Ave.

nished two room suite. No
children. Ph, 365-5563,

“Toanauattlar_ stop space and ofti-
ces finished to sult tenant Write to
Box 490A, Castlegar New!

“two room fully Taehianea ‘apart-
65-5553.

‘| ment; private entrance. Ph, 3 H
+333

‘Gne cabin and trailer space. Ph.
333

_ SSS S78.

iran furnished 8 room suite at
sherbike Subdivision, No children or
pets, Call at 1444 Columbia Ave. 333

cab Apply FN, Zibin. Ph.
305-34

Co of town new office, vale
to sult Bas Rt *292 Col
bla 05-34! ‘3a

‘Ave, Ph, 3
Housckeeding room, Phi, 965-5503,

‘Two 3 room furnished apartments,
Ph, 365-6731 or call 426 - 7th Ave.

»| Castelgar,

“__ Fully furnished a bedroom; du-
plex unit, $85 per. mo. One milo out
from ferry, Ph, 365-5500, tin-3

- Canuck Women -
| ‘Buy Canadian’

“Roy Crabtree, president of
the Canadian Manufacturer's As-
soctation, told a Winnipeg audi-
ence recently that Canadian ’ma-
nufacturers are’ selling things
abroad that they didn’t’ think
possible ‘10 years ago. He also
said that 1984 was going to be
another good year, even better

y 882: | than 1963, with the general high

level of business activity a ma-
jor factor.

The women of Canada hove
Jong known that Canadian goods,

s a general rule,. are ig superior
to imported items. ‘The Cana-
dian manufacturer is aware of
our weather conditions and oth-
er factors-and builds resistance

‘certain segment of the -popula-
tion which is always ready to
Imock anything Canadian. Why
they do this is a mystery,’ but
they do it just’ the same, It
would be better'for.all concern-
ed if we could'do a le more
poses and) a lot less knock-

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ECHUUNTERISATESIBOUKS
ED -

‘RESTAURA iT

to'this into his
effort to meet. these domestic
needs, our manufacturers have
come up with products’ which
are now in great demand over-
seas.

Many believe that Canadian | |

manufacturers owe some of the
credit for their success to Ca-
nadian women. Canadian wo-
men, in their consumer groups,
have often met’ with Canadian
manufacturers and told them
presicely, what is wanted on the

“CASTLEGAR NEWS

Sylvest. Hits Council, Castlegar
News for Handling of Pool Hall

(continued from page . one)
ven have no objections.” .

the bylaw prepared by
Mr. Neuman lowe revoning ae

occur.as it. did in this particu!

case, continued the former chair-

man, “then we: are entitled
a rebate’ from the 4 lanner or.
Teast ‘a gulck p: Job.”

iSyivest tn ead his
Oren a remarks with a request
that’ council rezone the former
feo property contr to realdent

its recent

that it had been: bis councll’s

(concerned) was notified.’

ith regard to
issuance of the poo!
licence didn’t. go befo:
Mr. Sylvesi
village ‘pol

to
at

the elected

property ‘in‘ anything but legal
terms,” Sylvest answered

anes “to make sure everyone

the fact that
ae trades
uncll, |,

sald that tk haat been
ier to have anythihg
controversial referred back to

resident:
ter poppycock” Mr,
gestion thal

‘row here,” he commented.
Tulssionere feel his complaint is

Aske: Gwilym
Hughes e it: Psa ton been. the Syl-
vest council's policy ‘to describe

been’ a strong, advocate of the
view that council'had no choice

cept on moral grounds.” To this

‘EXCAVATING, DITCHING

SAND_ AND GRAVEL
TOP SOIL ©
CONCRETE WORK.
aN RoCrNS

oO. ‘Lightle.

Ph, 365-5158

the ‘former chairman answered
thee ay refuse a trades licence
in the village a whole was
a different matter to refusing it
ina Particular location.

Mr,’Maddocks said he was
surprised to find that under the
rezoning bylaw the Co-op proper-
ty had been zoned as residential,
He’ said he was under the im-
pression that it was left as com-
mercial and he was surprised to
find ii was zoned as residential

"Acting wiltage chairman
while on council Mr. Sylvest had

but to issue trades licences ‘“‘ex-

e “then ignore it.”

diced: because’ he’ is spokesman.
rman,,a spectator at,

chairman, Mr. Sylvest had.‘‘com-
pletely ignored a 25-name,peti-
tion.” To this Mr. Sylvest answ-
ered that the petition had been
gathered after village employees
had “knocked‘on doors”: in the
area concerned. and a. decision
was reached by council,

Comm. : Hughes’. sugges-
tion, the matter was tabled, for

He described : Mr. Sylvest’s. ap-
proach as “somewhat flamboy-
ant” and said the matter. should

gain it could do so, eventhough
the property had been zoned as

Mr. Moran’ described as “ut-
Sylvest's sug-
adequate warning of
rezoning. had not been given.
“This seems ‘tobe 'a personal

Mr. Sylvest said that if: com-

However, he added that the in-
it | terests of the people of the area
concerned should not be preju-

fe:
the meeting, commented that, as |.

later consideration by council. |.

"ROTARY. WHEELS, Rourteon thous ‘members of Rotary.

convention,

“Rolling out. the” Rotary: wheel to welcome:
delegates, these Canadian Rotarlans set the stage for soup ‘3

it: week for annual

Sponges Used
In All Rooms

in your hours 2,

Buy..a bag
children's bathtime. You
cut

toys, Gets them cleaner, too.

clean with a damp sponge.

rubbing until the stain has
come out with this treatment.

Don’t be in Hurry
To Pass the Cars
- Leading the Parade

‘Don’t be in.such a h

Nowadays, sponges ma:
be used in ilterally every Scone

of sponges for,
may.

them in‘animal © shapes,
Youngsters: are enchanted with
these soapy, squeezy, tub time

- Bathtub rings disappear al-
most like ‘magic when whisked

Sponges can remove stains
and spots on clothing. Rub a],
drop’ of detergent on the spot
to be cleaned:and sponge with }-
a small’amount of warm water,
va-
nished. Most ordinary stains will

shining and “see-through” clear.

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TAKIT
LID.

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We Reserve the Right
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OPEN EVENINGS
For Your Conveniencel -
; Monday thru Friday
9AM, to 9-PM, | -
Saturday “ill 5.30 PLM

Closed Sundays

Mild Cheese

Box. 51; Castlegar, B.C.
ALLA

urry to
pass .the car ahead, the’ B.C.
Automobile Association faye be-
cause ‘the at the head
of any column is the one. most

‘Two baths, sundeck, carport, fire~
place; hardwood floors and plaster
finish. Family quict:
cul-de-sac under the shade of native
Birch. Satisfaction for only. $15,800.

Castlegar — at the north end of

sv: | market. There no longer. needs
tmnao|to be guess work about what
Toom Turhished suite, | Women desire and will purchase.
Mecretant Apts, Ph. 865-0761. tinea This co-operation between

Sleeping rooms, Ph. 360-52
eninge.

- 49c Ib.
BEEF LIVER, sliced

—— ), Most, successful gathering in Canada

Building Supplies: :
OGLOW BROS,

Bullding & suey Co, Ltd.

without notlte .to ,Co-op share-| be considered eat a calmer
holders “with a consequent loss | light.” 2
in value to’ them.”

Lawyer M. E. Moran, re}
senting ‘the unnamed pool

KINNAIRD
STUCCO BUNGALOW — nm com-

elles laa aay |
Office Supplies | faRmike ie i

re-

Adding Machine Tapes and  ~ Lae. Kitchen
tibbons. }

Typewriter erasers.

Typewriter ribbons for all
makes of machines.

or Guest*House on Propet

furnis!
Patt Price $28, 500. — Perms

ated on fully landscaped View Lot.
'L" sl 1d L.R. and D.R, Carport.
Fo Erica $12,000
Goey TEHACTIVE:®
Inks & Ballpoint Pens.
Steno Note Books.
Pencil Sharpeners.

Columnar Pads.

future development, Separate garage.
Oil Heat.

Fall Erice $14,500,

*

noscox

home at a low flzure.
‘Full Price $6500.00 .
* * *

FOR RENT
Completely furnished.
Floor, One of aren's finest homes.
Located in Kinnaird

Rebber Cement anl rub-
ber bands.

and Dining Area. 2
BR. Utllity Room. Attached Garage,
Serviced by, Natural Gas, Workshop
tty. Can be
Heeeer partially furnished or un-

APTRACTIVE 3 BR Hane Sit-

2
Situated on beautiful wood:

Full: basement readily ‘adaptable to

ACCENT O! VALUE - — This 2
B.R. Home Situated on a Large Lot
In Columbia Helghts, presents a won-
derful opportunity to own your own

Ground

Prince Ave., on a beautifully: land~
scoped lot, we offer the ideal 2
bdrm home for a retired couple. Thia
is a new home with bullt-In com-
fort, having maln-floor laundry, co-
vered porch, tool shop ane garage.
$4,900 with terms.

Castlegar — Newly completed 3
bdrm home, Tt
to let. Immediate possession. Thia
1s a fine income property for $15,000.
Castlegar — Down Town on 2nd
Avenue and; only one block from
the Post Office. A comfortable 2 bdrm
jome with bsmt. spare attic room,
roomy kitchen, double lot and friut
trees, $6,000 cayh or'§6,500 terms.

Castiogar — new 3 bdrm home
under construction in the Shuchuk
subalusion, with drive-in bsmt gar-
age. A vi good value, for $5,500.
Building id ‘inautated and gyproced
with some ; windows installed. This
is a good sound structure, ready for
fintshing,

WANTED

Want Steamer trunk imgood con-
dition, Ph, 965-7371.

Want to rent room or small suite
for. businessman working in Castle-
gar. Write to Box 490L, Castlegar. 334
fo rent garage for tool
and equipment storage. oe, aetus,
al Gas Company Limited. $65-
7272.

‘Want used 3 speed mai bicy-
cle In wood condition. ae Health Un-
it, a from 9 tt a4
School ae So baby

sitting Tobe, Ph, 365-8123, 332
‘Want to ae or option | to) anay

2 bedroom home with in
Cantlegnr: area. Ph, ‘Nelson. pore S400.

332
‘Someone to wash and polish store
floors, Write Box 7% Kinnaird. 332

Spot cash for used furniture,
antiques, coins, old gold, guns and
Jewels. Home Furniture and  Ex-
change. Ph. 352-6531. 413 Hall St.
Nelson.

in Canada is Tow paying off in
a big way.. If Canadians will be-
gin to boast a little bit — and
they have every right to. boast
— about ‘their ‘industries and
manufacturers and Canadian
products in general, it should
hellp sales evarywnere,
Unfortunately, Gus is ‘a

Castle,
Phone 365. 57202

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LAND OLEARING EXCAVATION
BULLDOZING

NOTICES ©

Man witl do ae ee work on

sewers on weekend, 5023,
Will, babysit ysitin_my awn homme

while, mother works, Ph," 985-5029."

ry F: ICE
Province of British Columbia
THE B.C. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
te BURNABY ff
by, the Fei
Governments)

Gravel:& Top Soii
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 2¢5-9041 -
OOLUMBIA BAND & GRAVEL
Corner Pive & oth, Castlegar

Training opportunities are offered: to

sultable applicants in ‘ppren-

ticeship Trades Training leading to
> in “the

Pass Creek — Acres”
with waterfrontage and good gar-
den soll, This bdrm cottage is
clean as a pin, good storag¢; carport,
and bsmt with C/W furnace, — Cash
only $6,500.

HELP WANTED

Want’ housekeeper approx. 24
hours a week. Some heavy cleaning
normal

trades:
Lathing
Plastering
 -Piledriving
Sheet Me
Glasses ‘Will’ start at, the end of

Donald Bros.
Earthmoving Contractors
BASEMENT "DIGGING, DITCR.
ING, "BAND.

DON'T BE A
TRAFFIC
STOPPER

Keep your car in -tip-top
: shape to get up and go

“when you want to.

CASTLE
MOTORS LTD.

i

principals, said it’ was his legal

opinion that if: the: Co-op had

wanted to’ start up business a-

Foods Containing
Vitamin D Should
Be in Every Diet

Se
Killed many early settlers and it
is. still’a ‘menace ‘in some of
the more underdeveloped coun-
tries of the world.

eS |
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IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN OB
* BUSINESSMAN . . .

And want 2 smart central address
when in Vancouver, you will like
the friendly, courteous staff. who

attend to your wishes, whether it's|

It was not wnat a sea cap-
tain discovered that citrus fruit
would prevent or cure. scurvy
that any progress was made to-
wards its. prevention.
Today we.recognize that it
was the absence’ of ‘vi

urvy was ad disease that | by all.

a
it the Williamson home were Mr,

Deer Park St Socials

MRS. C.'T.. WILLIAMSON
very ‘pleasant ‘day ' was
spent at ee home ‘of: Mr. and

a t
Association held their. ‘annual
-picnic here, Swimming, bowling
and ‘other sports: were ‘enjoyed
. A dinner of spaghetti and
meatballs, salads, etc., was serv-
ed,.as well as ice cream and pop
for the kiddies.”

Mr. and Mrs. George ‘Flin-
toft of Kelowna were the week-
‘| end: guests of Mr. ‘and Mrs, C.
iamson, Other recent guests

f.| Carl Reimer of Vancouver. who is
visiting in Nelson at-the present,
and’ Mr. Bjarney ‘Aasland” and.
son Norman of Winnipeg,’ form-
erly of Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Freden-
dall ‘of. Bishop, California,
spending: a-holiday camping a at

Exchanged in

ed:in marriage.to Peter, son of
of Castlegar.

a white, Russian
ques on front panel of the skirt.
Her headpiece: was matching |i
shawl and-she wore.white satin
shoes.’ Her bouquet was of red
roses and step]

The bride: was "attended by |:
‘off and Miss

ol. Fleming « w' tur-
quoisé Russian suits with match-
ing shawls. and turquoise shoes.
They. carried bouquets of, white
mums and -stephanat: tis,

The; groom was supported
by, Mr. Bernie Loff of Nelson.

Hoodicort Evdokimott Vows

in. the“ traditional Russian
wedding ceremonies, Mary, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Peter
Evdokimoff of Robson, was unit-
Mr..and Mrs. William Hoodicoff|
The lovely young ng pride wore

point ‘sleeves ‘and. waite appii-

Ceremony _

Jasper. and Salt Lake City;. the
bride changed: to:a pink Italian
knit suit with navy. shoes and
purse. Her. corsage..was of pink
rosebuds with white ‘carnal
The bride’ graduated from
Royal Columbian School of Nurs-
ing,‘ New’ Wes , in 196.
and the groom teaches ‘school at
Surrey. They‘ will" be making

ons,

ter-section
So. instead of, “resenting a

other moto:

ful for such leaders.
Su; esting a

ween: ‘highway:

runnin
ficant®

The smart ‘driver, as with the
clever halfback, takes

as. signi-

likely to get involved in an in-
collision.

go-go driver who. wants. to eet
out in front, the auto club says,
should be thank-

similarity bet-

sand: football

fields, the BCAA Polntso1 out that
blockers. ar

‘traffic’ as ; Bin football.

Ib. elec... 380
LUNCHEON MEATS,

Ranch Style 4 phes SI.
BACON ENDS and
PIECES, 1 Ih. phe. 282

their home in New.

: Most Buy ‘Homes
From Contractors .

By CM&H *
The majority of people who
obtain a new home uy, it ready
made from a builde:
‘One of the Bey for this
is that ‘there are not many re-
maining serviced lots in the larg-

‘to enter. is often
in jeopardy, ‘for cross. traffic
‘might: not yet have come to a
stop. ' Followin:

street running a red light. -

of all the interference
find. he can

‘secti th ao club’ ep inter
ons, the. aut ul
the first car. ften

on the
other hand, seldom have'to wor-
ry. about a "vehicle e.art the cross

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3 pkgs. $1.00.

SCHOOL

Nabob INSTANT COFFEE,
6 oz. st

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pits
COLUMBIA
OFFICE
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. BACKFILLING, ..- Mr. Nick Ozeroff of New West-

CEMENT inlaster: was the usher.
-. For a reception in the Rob-
son Community Hall, the bride's
table was ‘covered ‘with a lace

table_cloth ‘centred. y a three.
tiered : wedding ‘cake eae lecorated he is; buying when-he visits the

with pink roses. builder's model home. He knows.
“The mother of the bride Te} o0:
ceived the guests wearing a Hight
green ®: Russian’ suit’ and*
groom’s ‘mother "wore a” pies
plaid. eer suit. Each wore al
carnation ‘corsage.
Hora wedding tn fo Bont, ae oe a eand
~.| into the house much sooner than
if it had been contracted out.
‘wns : One of ‘fhe a model heme
i. ‘when buyin m a model hame
For the Ladies ieithat Gouee there
st neti 5 :| wide variety of inere is to choose
i On Beauly Care from in; most’ subdivisions you
Mr. and Mrs: J. Stucklber:|' pity overt esis] muay et slags: be able to buy
ger.had as recent guests Doctor| |’ Nature helps, in: giving a louse. you
‘| and Mrs. -H. Buubespadt ‘and | softness’ of - lool.,to’ the more | Want in the location you prefer.
children and Mr.’ ‘W.| mature. woman: that. is: very = SR,
Schloosleitner and family, ail of ing. So don’t sell. 3
‘Vancouver. =: short = by. doubting your..own |,
and Mrs; J. J. Reimer charm’ if you're getting on ‘in
of. Renata were ‘recent visitors | years. Any woman’ can remain
at the home of Mr.'and.Mrs.'C.| truly beautiful if she’s careful
Williamson, enroute :to Ni about grooming and personal
from where they motored throu-| care.
gh the Okanagon ‘Valley and on |‘ * * owe %
to Clearbrook, North | Surrey. and|°._ Short! Jegged girls should i
Va couyer: eer clear’ of the ‘new high
‘boots. There are other. types of
-boots in fashion that are-better
proportioned for-them: : :

“Hand and foot:care is essen-
tial to the busy. woman of today.
means re; ‘sessions of
manicures and soothing. foot-
baths and feet ooking. and feel-
ing: their. best!

one ‘of the best ways 3 to
tone down freckles that are too
prominent is: with.’re ‘put
light applications of lemon juice.
It's a drying process,'so be sure
to: use a Jubricating ;cream on
‘your. skin: after*-your “lemon
treatment. :

er urban areas on which an in-
dividual owner can have a house |‘
built. But there’ are ‘also other |"
reasons: 5

‘The purchaser can see what

Robson — listings wanted. ‘ He Be- | August.

e- | Preference 1s given to ‘physically ‘fit
A | D E RS 0 N applicants over 16 years of age.
AGENCIES

Beal Estate: Brokers
call

in your room or executive suite - . .
‘ _Thea you: wrant the’

disease, and by the inclusion of| daughter Judy aud 2
isease, and by the inclusion of| daughter Judy and ie. and. Mrs,
this‘vitamin in our diet, we have| R. (Bob) Seaman, son‘Dean and.
elmingied the disease almost (auetter Dana, alt of Trail, were
a e,recent
ee i “e recent guests.of Mr: and Mrs.

Fred -Briggeman...:
should be’ a art of the‘ daily + Mrs. Ethe
diet. of erat Lemons, to x Lamont and Mrs,

M. Minton: of Trail were: the‘ re-
oranges, grapefruit: and tomato-| cent,. guests ‘of ‘Mrs.:-R. Worley
year-round » sources ‘of

who is spending a holiday, at her |
summer, home here.

Mr. A. A: Phelps has return-
S ea to his home’ here from a trip} Ww!

. Paul Phelps of: Cran-
brook. was’ the | weekend - guest
of Mr. and Mrs, C..S. Phelps. **

The Misses Judy and Brenda
1 Phelps are spending a few days

Trail: where ‘they. are’ the |‘
ee of. Mr. and: Mrs. G. Me-
Cullongh.

C| Deer pate le wer :
YOUNG inthe diet Pat nen

AGENCIES LTD.
PHONE
305-7125
305-8117

Phone oH
ioe Whik minim of Grade X ‘educa- - ead
7 ‘The Royal Canadian Navy, has a @ a minimum rade.

tlon is will, : — i %
and some of) be given to those applicants who. ; cars ; AN -D -S---!
i. possess compensating qualities auch : a <. q
as maturity, interest, and the ability | L § lid - |, MOTOR HOTEL =,
akuws jn :
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to succeed in thelr chosen vocational :
field. Beutual 21831
Commercial .

CASTLEGAR NEWS

‘Té we haven't got it we bars Be it for you.
Phone 365-

cA

Used Car Sale
1961 Meteor Sedan, clean and priced low:
($59 Chevrolet Sedan, 6 cylinder standard shift
{958 Chevrolet Sedan, 6 cylinder — Very clean
1959 Meteor Sedan V-8 standard transmission
1958 Rambler American |] eee Sana? trate faces. "Ss rapa
1957 Buick Sedan — a very clean car . hee ot CE UES EE
1957 Chevrolet Sedan V-8 automatic Reaage, ee Eh SEN Sima

‘ sy SaRar WeuGHITOL SEIS HuG
S P E Cc l A L on ‘half. acre tot with wonderful
1955 Ford Ranchwagon For Only .....

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NUMBERS, ig. hex 2e

| Malkin’s: FRUFe COCKFARL

Castleaird Plaza
Kinnaird, B.O.

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=

Davie att at Denman
Cards hon:
“On English Bay at Stanley Pat Park”

365-3441

365-3276 'n | All tuition: fees and a monthly aub-
Sistence allowance are paid plus. one
return transportation to school from

anaes young men nov entering the | piace of residence, Apply immediately

terms of service, new. trades -and
new career opportunities — plus such
things as good pay, travel and pride

tn wearing the uniform of our coun.)

try’a_scagolng serv!

LE you are from iT to 25 years of

axe, have Grade 8 education or bet- |

2
autekly. built. to order. There is-much

less paper work involved than if
you build your’ own: home.

ccna .
WAYNE’S:
TWO-WAY © RADIO «
SALES & SERVICE.

: Ph, 365-3298.
We handle car radios,
record players, ete,
182-4th “Ave. Kinnaird

EEA

iit oun

aes Maieeet trait, ‘trees, Mawes toe
heat, basement. Reasonable down
Emer ‘Terms negotiable, Ph. Hee

cantaloupe ‘and “limes are good.
The Director qf Apprenticeship seasonal Sources...
Department of | Lab
, 411 Dunamut Street

“ anywhere "on the ‘Arrow
Lakes

ame atl seta Oy Phone. 365-5500
‘Small house, 189 30th “AVE, ae NIGHTS: — WELSON 359-5434 _
noird,"Ph. 365-4726. Pe faye iS
Comfortable first family od
located on 1 acre in Robson directly
eros trom Pulp Mill; For inquiries
call 965-8579 or at the house. hn
Wales 332
‘New S bedroom home in Castle
gar, walnut cupboards, double plumb-
ing, revenue sulte:in. basement, gar-

“Vancouver 3, B.C

7 ~
ter, and: want’ to know more, about ie NOTIGES

the Navy, see Re ¥ board
The-RON Reerulting Offleer, --"| 5 gentiemen, Ap iy 88 ise

Ca ta ar Hotel, way. Sher! 0 Sul vision,

ane ie eae : ey U-Phone Answering Jervice, —
lic! stenographer. Ph. 865-6265-even-
ings. tin-33

458 main whe

_ Arrow Lakes

Tuesday, 1 September, 1988
0 am. - 7 pam. Wi babysit tn my nie. Bh

iH Ferry Service |
Ask him Paboue the S-year first | 365-7483,

engagement new trades, new training | “—"U-pnone Anawerliz Service wilt =, Once, Weekly, Service -
system and other: features of Can- | ao ‘your office work and ‘has other ‘EVERY FRIDAY,
ada's eng Nav listings. for. you, Ph. ev- 105

Ee _ Leave Robson 8 a.m. :

LACES, ) NAVY! eninga; tfn-20
Trail Business Tallews. New Term

4918 ” Arrive Edgewood 1 pm.

Leave Edgewood 1.80 pm.

“+ | Begins September
Arrive Robson 7. p.m. -

2 tins 79e¢

Malkin‘s FLAKED TUNA,
STINE oe Ee

: Broder’s PORK & BEANS, _

Broder’s CREAM CORN,’

TIN: . $1.00

“NOTICES:

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9

“ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Box
303 Castlegar, ° ttn-27
Deadline for classified ads is 13

noon Reread prior to .the day
(CASTLEGAR) ‘of issue. ttn-17°

view, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen and
dinette, double: fireplace, brick and
cedar side exterlor,”. shaped roof,

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one block from school. Reasonably
Brleod for quick sale, To view PR.

FOR RENT

3 room basement suite, Electric
heat and, carport Sherbiko subdivis-
Jon. Ph. 365-50: 334
Good Tanne wulte, 574-7th
Ave. Castlegar,
me bedroom .basement suite,
oes oe Ught and heat ‘includ-
ed. 65-5722. or call: ee 860-Sth
Ae _castieaar 3
m furnished suite, cee and

neat ineluaed, No children. 1 re pets.

the
and amen to Santana
weekend -were the Bortnicks of
Trail; “Williams

NORDIC LODGE No. 76. PRESENTS

BEN EFIT. CONCERT

FEATURING SONS..OF. NORWAY
JUNIOR “VARDEN LODGE No. 19

Saturday, Aug. 22 Kinnaird Hall
‘ PROGRAM: 8-10 P.M. DANCE: 10 - 12 P.M.

eee eema
CASTLE RED AND WHITE re sone

“TONITE & FRIDAY “7 ld: : KINNAIRD, B.C.
ONE PROGRAM AT. 7.30 P-M. ; “ g ‘i

Gauleys and :Rourkes of Castle-
gar-and. many: more.

.p > Mrv and :.Mrs.; B.! “Post and
family returned ‘to their home
| in’ Kinnaird: after Boat har the

weekend, camping at Deer Park.

COMPLETE

Persons resident in “the rural For your ‘Watkin’s products phone

ofthis School District (.e, satelite 865-5948. 382

the Villages of ee ond Kin-

naird) who are NOT own:

ere and. wish. to have: tholr names WORK: WANTED |

entered on beeen ‘of electors, are me eek

hereby remind that bd

for this purpose are ‘available from pin cetera te ptosis

the. mene ee request. Such bebe es andling,
Slocan - Park, Pi

COFFEE
| 79c Ib.

a
returned to She, iindersigned before | F- N, Plotnlkot

pm. on August 31, Please,
CARDS OF THANKS

4g
sinte™ whether you’ wish to quality.
To-the friends of Gordon” Ander-

SERAL MOTORS

GENUINE
PARTS

ag a tenant-eleetor (tenant occupy-
ing real pi or as'a resident
elector. Kany resident who us ‘not a

tenant).
c. H. King,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Columbia Avenue,

MOTORS
498 Columbia Ave.
Phone 365-5244

~ DEALER

BEEF RIB STEN, Ih. cesses

BEEF BONELESS ROAST, Ib. ...... 58
GROUND BEEF, ean, Ib. ......... 490
| VEAL SHOULDER RoAS1 Ibe “sees 490°
LEP) Soto aad op : VEAL SHOULDER cuors, 1 Ib.

letters, flowers,

visits showing such warm sympathy
and understanding have made it. pos-
sible for us to survive the past few | °~+
days and we thank you most sin-
cerely, — George, Arlee, Lindsay and

eto tins
—Gfor......... 886

IVORY. DETERGENT,
St

ESSO SERVICE a ITE TS gs | ©

person on 6th Ave,.in Castlegar. a Castlegar:

ne Program consists of routine march (all in
5 costume); :Likering dances, accordian: music (4-
piece ‘orehestra),- singers, fee Charleston ‘dancers,
the:.Beatles and a Norwegian |!

people.

+2 Adults — $1.00... Children — 50c

Wright of
ar.

“ALL PROCEEDS TO LOCAL HANDICAPPED
CHILDREN'S SOCIETY

In loving ‘memory ‘of my: ;
‘Rusband John’ D. H. (Jack) Smith
‘who passed away suddenly August

1963.

Qne sod 'and lonely year, has passed}
Since my great sorrow f

The shock that T recelved that day
I:stil remember well,

‘Dear Lord, forgive a ailent tear, i
‘And: a_constant wish that he was |°

io here.
Sadly. missed by “hia loving ‘ wife |.
Marjorie ., : sroaitie iat

‘

Phone 365- ae q ;

‘And Servico

RAS at uF oe

> FAIR PRICES
re Ltd.

pT 1A8

BANANAS, 5 Ibs. 9
TUBE E TOMATOES, 2—49e

“tit gra, Vianone «te
‘DOG FOOD, Dr, Ballais, 10 tins ... 990

“NAID DOD OFTHE NORTH.”
ECHNICOLO LOR?”

ENA: EMME GENEST

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i from: Eng

COFFEE BAR “SPECIAL

“CHILI DOG .

* In loving memory of John D.
(Jack) Smith who bassed BWAY, pud-
denly: August 17th, 1963.

Fondly remembered’. by. "Mom.

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