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hall at Rob:

Chalmers Celebrate Golden

jen. Mrs. Chalmers wis born

son ae ‘filled to capacity

Saturday afternoon for the “at

Homer: honoring Mr. and Mrs.
on the

and Mr. Chalmers!
in Glasgow.
~ Mrs.. Chalmers father was

tf their Golden Wedding.

The hall was decorated with
white, pink and gold streamers,
wedding bells, a gold ring with
“two white bells in the middle
of it, and many vases of daffo-
dils,

The guests of honor were
seated under a canopy of stream-
ers from the ceiling to their|,
chairs. The serving table was

an ecru lace cloth over it and
centered with a three-tiered wed-
ding cake, which was decorated
with-roses, golden horseshoes and
gold four-leafed clover.

e cake wus flanked . on’
elther side with gold candles in
silver holders. Other tables were
covered with fancy. cloths and
centered with a bowl of daffodils
end flanked with gold candles.
The table with the guest book

“50" and dlue and gold ribbon
bows. Mrs. H. Evans was in
charge of the guest book.

A silver basket of daffodils
was on the piano. Mrs, Chalm-
ers was presented with a yellow
carnation corsage and Mr. Chal-
mers with a white a carnation
‘botitonniere. Mr. and Mrs. Chal-
mers were. both born in Scot-

For Trade and Industry: Few people today
would be ble to rie the bundteds of millions

of doll

there were no recourse against overwhelm.
ing disaster,

if insurance were not available to protect
their investment.
Few would dare to take the risks of trans-

Porting. thelr product’ to market without.

insurance. Few merchants and dealers could

Back.of ly all our trade and com-
merce is the. Peace of Mind which comes
from insurance. Last. year, the. companies
writing fire, automobile and casualty insur.
ance paid out moje than 500 Million Dollara

vin claims across Canada—real evidence

“take the chance of stocking handise if

that indeed means Peace of Mind.

i Thu Annauas mace :

covered with a white cloth with]

was centered with a large goldi to

ie P ry chure! h minis-|

er in Ayrshire, the Revs David N-

Scott D.D.'Mr, and Mra, Chal-
mers met in Nelson and were
married Apr 6, 1910, by Rev.
Dr. Ferguson of St. Paul's Chur-
ch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | {1
Jas Johnston.
After thelr wedding they
took up residence at Thrums
where they resided for 42 years
and for the past eight years have
made their home in Robson. Mr,
. T. Ho of Castlegar was
toastmaster. Mr. and Mrs. Hors-
will are very old friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Chalmers and were
married in Nelson by the Rev.
Dr. Eerguson as well,

In his remarks, Mr. Horswill
said how much he respected the
Chalmers and that words could
not ‘express how much he
thought of them. He gave some
of Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers his-

ry. .

Mrs. Chalmers is a charter
melnber of the Nelson Women's
Institute which was organized in
1916. She spent ilve months

trom Nelvon and Robson.

‘ig "Castlegar

Briefs:

Mire ‘A T. Horswill of Castlezar,
Mrs. C.°S.. Squires of-Robson,
Mrs. R. Greyson of Nelson, Mrs.
Johnson and #. Porauscn
both og Nelson.

After fhe. serving of tea’ Mr.
and Mra,\ jalmers opened the
many ely er received from

Works supervisor) Norman
McNabb reported that .a cement
mixer has been ordered for the
village.

“eo.

An agreement has been sign-
ed by the Marie with Miss Glera

iss

friends. They also
huge bouquets of Spring flowers!
and potted plants with gold flo-
‘wers.

In charge of decorating the’
hall and tables was Mra. W. T
Waldie, Mrs, Johnson and
Mrs, J. Scott. i

Basehall Season
Gels Underway
Eor District Kids

It's time for the ball season
to get underway again. An or-
ganizational mecting was held
last Thursday with the following
officers being elected:

, Lind, president; B, Lamb,
vice-president; L. Ackney, secre-

touring the p
many ‘Institutes. She is a life
member of the Dominion . and
provincial Women’s _ Institutes
and still is active in the Robson
‘Women's Institute.

Mr. Chalmers was siso for
many years active in the Far-
mer's Institute, also very busy
for 42 years with his farm at
Thrums and still spends very
much of his time driving Mrs.
Chalmers to visit the many W's
in the district.

Mr. Horswill also spoke of
what a speaker Mrs. Chalmers
‘was, telling of one time when she
introduced the laate W. (Billie)
(Esling to a large gathering up
the lake. .

Mr. Horswill asked all pre-
sent to rise and drink with him
a toast to the Chalmers. Mr. and
Mrs. Chalmers then made the
ie cut in the wedding cake and

. -Scott president of the
Ration ‘WI cut up the cake which
Was served to those present.

‘The hostesses for the after-
noon were. Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs,
W. T. Waldie, Mrs. H. Johnson,
Mrs, J. Fornelli, Mrs, E. H. Mc-
Phee and Mrs. S. Grant. The
hostesses were assisted in serving

tar: ; J. Lewis, equip-
ment manager and T. Dalton.
publicity agent.

The district representatives
are: B. Morice, innaird;
Lamb, Robson and Cyril Popoff,
Castlegar.

It was decided that there
would be a registration fee of $1
to help cover the expense of
equipment. This fee is to be at-
tached to the form that gives the

B.| nected with Hemlock St.
aay

‘@ | Bloomer sella th the village part of
her property located at the corn-
er of Maple and: Columbia so
that the blind corner which ex-
ists can be removed.

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Accounts totaling $1,642.66

were approved for payenent.

.

‘The Gayland Shows’ sppll-
cation for a trades licence and
rental of the ball park was ap-
proved for May 9-11. The rental
fee will be $75 plus the cost of
a trades licence.

To a_ question regarding
whether or not the carnival will
have animals with it, village clerk
Joe Logelin sald-that the last time
a circus played in Castlegar “It
took two days for our crew to
go around and pick up the piles.”

on 8

The village will purchase the
property of the burnt-out Por-
fnmucse family at the end of 7th

Ave, for $1,400. The avenue will
then be pushed through and con-

‘Works supervisor Norman
McNabb reported that he had
had a complaint from Mrs. Geo.
Nevakshonoff on 3rd Ave. that an
excavation near a power pole on
3d was sluffing and was gradu-

parent's release and
player.

‘These forms are available at
Leitner’s Clothes and Anderson
Agencies in Castlegar, the Kin-
naird Coffee Shop in Kinnaird
and the Robson post office. They
are also ‘available at Mr, Lamb’s
residence in Robson. These forms

the| ally the pole. The

WRAL Co. will be advised of the
pole's condition,
ee 8

sidents for. permission to build
a joint car. port straddling their
property lines was refused. ‘It's
not such a. crazzy idea,” com-
mented Comm. Aage Syilvest, but
it contravenes the building bylaw.

Works supervisor ..Norman
McNabb reported that 1,000 feet
of six-inch. water, line had been
laid between 3rd: and Sth, “We're
doing very well. That’s very good
going,” he noted. , ~
eee. A
» Mr, McNabb sald a four-inch
line is. being installed on Queen
St. bordering the Barney
aler property. The line will be
extended along the highway bet-
ween the Noah DeFoe property
end the ferry.
The four-inch lne replaces
a line which varies from one-
halg to 1%-inches in diameter.
eee

Comm. Cook ‘reported that
the winter. works program has
been extended to the end of May.

ry

"A sidewalk will be. built from
the southwest corner of Eremen-
ko's store to the Castlegar Hotel.
The. sidewalk, said Comm. Cook,
will prevent cars from parking
on the sidewalk allowance and
will do away with the necessity
of people walking out into the
lane of traffic to get around
parked cars,

. .

Village crews will remove
the soft spots on 5th Ave. and re-
fill them “with suitable mater-
jal.” About 400 feet of Sth, Ave.
will be re-blacktopped after the
spring breakup. | :

Comm.. Satter Thorp will
look into the cost of an inter-

Works chairman V.B. Cook

tendent D. C. Westaway of the

office and the works supervisor’s

will meet with district “the ot system between the village

highways department to see if it
will Possible to get govern-

Must be signed and to
Where they were picked up by
5 p.m., Thursday, May 14. Absol-
utely no forms will be accepted
after this time.

ere will be a meeting for

ment on any
walls needed between the ferry
and the arena when sidewalks
are built by i* village.

The ae supervisor - was

office located in the equipment

eee
John Waldie discussed a dif-
ficulty with council arising out
of some property he owns in
block 62 where it appears a sur-
-veyor's error, has left a two-foot
road between his lots

all those
a Little League, Pony or Babe
Ruth team tonight at 7.30 p.m.
inthe staff room of the Stanley
Humphries High School, All
those interested in this necessary

‘and gratifying work are urged],

by. friends and WI members

to turn out for this meeting,

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CONTRACTOR ALEX BOJEY, PERRY SIDING B.C.

Heat Is

to start

of the sections of sidewalk bet-

ween the business district and

the arene where retaining walls
‘are not required,

ee

A request by two village ye-

Robson Church
Annuai Meeting
Shows Busy Year

The annual meeting of the
Robson Community Memorial
Church was held recently in the
Church ‘Hall with D. Carter pre-

siding and a good attendance,

The minutes of the last an-
nual meeting were read and ad-
opted, as was the financial re-
Port. These reports showed a
very’ busy ‘and | successful ar yal
The reports of committees and
organizations were read ‘and
these showed a very busy year.

The budget for 1960 propo-
sed by the board was accepted by
the meeting.:A canvass is to be
made. shortly of the District. It
‘was moved that a get-well let-
ter be sent to Archdeacon B. A.
Resker, who is a patient in the
Kootenay Lake Hospital,

Mrs, J. H. Smith and J,
Webster,’ whose terms of office
had expired, were both re-elected
to the board for bad term.
At the of the

and those owned by J. Miscavitch
instead of the necessary 20-foot
allowance.
aoe
The vilage will take a five-
year lease on property owned
by Art Geronazzo for use as a
sanitary fill, Works supervisor
Norman McNabb said health in-
spector Doug: Roe “had looked at
the site and remarked that “ev-
erything. is in order as fer as pol-
luting is concerned.”
Health chairman Walter

have the Tegal papers drawn up

and signed and that Castlegar
should start using the pit “as
soon as Possible.”

tend the fire marshall’s school in
Vancouver on April 21 and’ 22,
The school will be held for dis-
cussions on the fire’ marshall's
act.

‘We. call more and more on
the fire chief for his interpreta-
tion of the act,” noted village
chairman N. & Cglow.

Fire’ chairman George Carr
said the fire chief had decided
against spending $500 on a ladder
but would purchase a . ladder
mount’ for $150-$165, With the
ladder mount the present ladder

T.|“won't look so much like a pret-

zel up there,”

commented Mr.

refreshments and. coffee and
doughnuts were ‘served by some
of the ladies of the Women's As-

sociation.

.

Council aut! the pur-
chase of 20° pairs of coveralls
for the fire department. The fire
chief will ask for bids from local

onthe clothing.
sary

Comm. ‘Thorp said he didn't
go to Kamloops to inspect’ that

Thorp sald the village should ©

Fire chiet Ed Lewis will at- ~

Tho’ Anglican Church.

Good Friday: Family Services: Robson, 9,30 am. — Kinnaird,
a.m. — Castlegar, :2 ‘p.m,
For Whole’ Parish, St. ‘Albans, 7.30 p.m.

Easter Even: Parish, St. Alban’s, 10 am. Holy C

Parish, St. Alban's,

nh
.| naird, ful uy basement, easy, terms,
ttn33 Phone 3956,

HOES FOR SALE

dvoom ‘h ‘house’ ‘ye Kin-
Phone 4’ Pe

Two acres: or more of pro-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, April 14, 1960

~ NOTICES

Gillen’s Auction, 2141 Colum-

‘perty for business use within one
mile of C i

3 pm. Holy Baptism

* Easter Day: Robson, 8' am, HC — Castlegar, 9,30 am. HC —

Kinnaird, 11 a.m. HC

St. Alban’s, 5 p.m.,
kers

Holy Communton tor Shift Wor.

St. Alban’s, 7.30 p.m., Parish ‘Feital Evensong

Easter Monday: Kinnaird, 11 am., Holy Communion
. Easter Tuesday: Castlegar, 10 am. HC — Robson, 11 am. HC

TENDERS

INVITATION TO TENDER
CELGAE HOUSING SITE
TION OF
SITE FACILITIES

Sealed tenders endorsed on
the envelope “Tender for Hous-
ing Site will be re-

TENDERS

. Tenders are invited for main-
tenance of the hospital lawns us-
Ing. hospital mowera,. Involves
mainly sprinkling, cutting and
general maintenance. For detalls
apply the hospital. Tenders to be
received by April 25, 115

. |ment, propane furnace and'extra

‘Two-bedrodm house. All:.ut-
ilities. Concrete . basement,:: Two
lots. Fruit: trees, garden: 32,000.
Maher, Slocan, B.C,

One-bedroom pea
house with’ two ‘rooms and base-

lot, Phone 4182 evenings. 313

Four-room house, gas heat,
easy. terms, ADR, 173-5th Aye,
34

or
area. Write.George Navratil, 533
‘Forest Brook Drive, Penticton

313

tone every Saturday at 1 id
Open daily from 9 to 4.

, | Kinnaird.
Ba eggs. Graded and can-
dled. 'L. T. Abbott, Wynndel, B.C,
frtece 611

Four-bedroom house in Cas-'
tlegar on two lots, fruit: trees,
gas furnace, full wired

Residential lots, good view,

Housecleaning work by the
hour “and : ‘baby «sitting. “Phone
7162 and ask for Mrs. Godon, 314

‘Rugs and chesterficlds clean-
ed in the home without soakng,
scrubbing or shrinking. Moth-

Interested in. buying books|
about B.C, or Canada. Write Box

490D, Castlegar. 614

Come and buy your Easter

Apply. Eli , Sopow, Phone 5200,

for electric range, in central lo-
vation, Mrs, Warman, Phone
505, Grand Forks. * 313

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

315

ceived at the office of Celgar Li-
mited,, Vancouver, B.C. up to 5:00
pm. Pacific Daylight Time,
Monday, May 2nd, 1960.

The principal items of work
are:

Water Distribution Mains

Roads and Pavement

Storm Sewers

Sanitary Sewers

Sewage Treatment Plant

Plans and specifications may
be examined at the office of As-
sociated Engineering ‘Services
Ltd. on or after April 11th, 1960
and copies may be obtained after
this date. by bona fide tenderers

* upon a deposit of Twenty-Five

dollars ($25.00). This deposit wil]
be refunded ‘following the return
of the plans and specifications

and the submission of a tender.
If a contractor does not submit},
a tender, his ‘deposit will: be re-}.
funded ONLY if the plans. and
specifications are returned "in
good condition prior to the clos-
ing date of tenders,

Each tender shall be accom-
Panied by a certified cheque in
the: amount of ten per. cent
(10%) of the tender price and .a
letter of consent ‘signed by a
surety company, or by q suitable
bid bond in the amount of ten
per cent (1074) of the tender pri-
2.

The dowest ‘or any tender’
will not necessarily be accepted,
L. S. McGill,
Celgar Limited.
1030 West Georgia St.
5, BC.

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April 8, 1960.

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Public Accountant
1186 CEDAR AVE.

PHONE - TRAIL 3326

Building Supplies '
OGLOW REOS,
Building &-Sapply Co. Ltd

Phone 3351

BUSINESS

ALEX CHEVELDAVE
B.C, Land Surveyor
448 Columbia Avenue

Castlegar
Phone 5342

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DESMOND T.
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Partlally-finished house; a
and Green. Phone 2161. 315

‘Two-bedroom home on two
dots, Apply 89 Lakeview Drive,
: 315

70 acres, small house, spring,
Terms. : Phone, 4726, Castlegar.
- 34

Building lots. “Apply 582-3rd
Ave, Castlegar. 313

Steliwi wishes bee. sitting Job
| phone S671 -

‘| Want small furnished suite
Phone 3031,

One large lot with
excavated, “Apply :134-5th, Kin-

naird, or Phone 3722, 313] he

, Want. to rent two-bedroom].

1950 Plymouth’ sedan, licen-| -
ced. Mason and’ Risch piano,
Phone 7511. 314

‘58 M.G.A.. sports convert-
ibte. Best offer. ‘Apply Box 3%,
Castlegar.

Case. front-end loader and
back: hoe, dump truck and gra-
vel pit. Apply Ell's Aulo Court,

i 15

4! Castlegar.

Three-bedroom well-built
home, fully insulated, HW radi-
ant baseboard heating,’ electric
kitchen, HW floors throughout,|°
centrally located to schools and
stores, storm. windows, double
plumbing and wiring : (roughing
in). Final price $15,800 — -cash
only. For appointment to view
phone 2281, 14-21

Li. Lid.

Ciscoe Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331.

1958. Century ° two-bedroom
house ttrailer 42 x 8. Like new.
$4,400. Phone Grand Forks 236Y,

f L

Used refrigerator. $35, Phone
5 $ pel

Choice building ‘lots in -Cas-
tlegar’s ‘most. modern residential
area, Near hospital, arena and
schools. Phone John Landis at
5440, s : 1 35

12-ft. boat with 30 hp motor or
trade for residential lot. Phone
4761. 315

jouse. ‘Phone colléct Nelson

FOR RENT -:
Two rooms, ‘basement, lot
for garden, in Robson. Phone
15) oo7s, x 3

Trailer space ‘across from
Bermel Service in Sherbiko sub-
division.’ Phone 2391,

11S}der ‘them

baking and sewing at the LA to
the Canadian Legion 17th annual
spring tea, Legion hall, /April
a at 2.30, erneery hamper raf-
fle: at 4,30, -

Room and board for . “two re-.
specie gentlemen, Phone 61.

Carpentry! Contract -hourly.
Free estimates. New houses, re-
modeling. Phone 544, arums.

cards, cocktail and dinner‘napkins
are nice to have. and make won-
derful gifts that are different. Or-
from

' Brinted coasters, playing i

Legal

APPLICATION FOE A WATER

‘LICENCE
“water Act”
(Gection 6)

~'-I,-Celgar Limited of Kraft, >-
BC. (near Castlegar) hereby ap-.
ply to the Comptroller of Water

Rights for a licence to 5

use water out of Columbia River ;
3

which flows
into the Pacific Ocean and give
notice of my applicdtion to all
persons affected.
“The point of diversion will

be located’ at ‘approximately 3
313 miles..upstream from Castlegar

Rallway Station:
‘The quantity of water to be
diverted is 33.3-million im)

313} gallons per day. ,

The purpose: for which the
water will be used is pulp mill
process water,

The land | on which the water

‘was posted at the proposed point
land

FOUND .

Lad‘es glasses ‘in Kinnaird,

35! white and black frames, Owner| tin

the ¢ News. oD

TV sales and service, Agent
for. Marconi. .Phone 6) 5167. ties ee
1, a

tia | Nelson, BC.>

of .and on the
where fe wie Ses

office of the. Water Recorder at

may have by at Castle-
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“ALCOHOLICS * ANONYMOUS.
Box 303, Castlegar.: “ tin 41

GARD OF THANKS

‘We wish to. express. our sin-
cere thanks to friends, ; relatives
and‘ neighbors: for; their .many
acis of Kindness, expressions’ of

Easter. Thelr beauty expresses
perfectly the hope,’ promise and
joy that fills us all on this day.
Whether, it’s from ‘a= lasting,
blooming plant, beautiful’ cut
flowers or _ tastefuly :- designed
corsage or distinctive Easter ar-

» and floral

Priced | ‘for quick sale, one
Remington 5 hp. Silver Logmas-
ter chainsaw. Complete with 24-
inch bartand chain. This is a de-
‘monstrator with very little use.
Fully guaranteed, ‘Apply James
Equipment. . + 115

to us.on the
death of our’ beloved wife ‘and

cial thanks to Rev. H..I. G. Fee
Dr. D. Ternent, nurses and staff

of the Castlegar and District hos-

pital and. the. C: ‘Funeral

mother, Dorothy Bouthillier. Spe- LEN'S

we would be pleased
to‘ help you convey your. Easter
thoughts to those you‘love. HE-

LOWER: SHOE, Phone
3601. m5

- Meeting. of the

Castlegar

Home. — G: and, ae

‘51 Ford in good condition.

Phone 530, . | 314

Arrow Lakes Ferry

Service
‘oop

tor. Phone 3836,"..

1950 Ford convertible. sz
Box 218 Castlegar or 550 Larch
St. H : ; 3

Leave Dobees Wharf
10.00 a.m;-Monday,
Arrive ;

Complete set of new skin-
diving gear. Apply. Box 00%,

"4.00. p.m.’ Monday,
ve Edgewood: .

'48 Chev half-ton. Good mo:

mily, Kinnaird.

on Wed,
April 20 at 7.30. i es .m. United Share
wel-

spine > My 115

‘Have: you ‘a ‘house, suite,

' 24-inch Westinghouse elec-
tric. stove arter “~blond
bed” with ‘Simon's: spring-filled
mattress and springs, “two other

ne

Phone: 4961:

AM: “special. Load ‘Restrictions
will -be ‘removed ‘from ‘all.

High-
“| waya-‘within | the. Rosdland-Trail

1.00: p.m, Friday,

Wed, 2.30’ to.8-p.m. --
‘Phone 3021 <
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BO. Land Surveyor
‘1284 Bay Avenue,-Trail
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so, advertise it in the Castlegar
News, Many: newcomers .‘.to-the
District are looking for places in
which to live and a

for rent? If} -

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you: We .noed. more representa-
tives" in this’ area and "the stur-

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t/towna, BC.

wae lAD RESTRICTIONS
WILL STILL BE IN FORCE CE ON
THIS HIGHWAY. 1
D. c. ‘Westaway,
District Superintendent,
Rossland,' B.C.
115

April 8th, 1960.

receives‘a 75-cup fully. automatic
coffee urn, ;plus: a

STOP:

Be Sure to Get. Professional Advice :

_ BEFORE You. BUY. INSURANCE ~

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- Real Estate and’ Insurance :

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dows ‘and Alf Sealed Units

CAST LE
THEATRE

THURS. — FRI. — SAT.’

Gastogae "2st — Teall 4101. ELECTRICAL SERVICE 5
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UNITED TRUCKING

giedly given,
. Phone 7112

DUTCH MAID
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city’s gas incinerator because he
was advised by the Kamloops
elerk that the incinerator “had

Relax and Refresh with not proved successful and. had
: oe not been in. operation for some -
KOK i NE ee
A kk aw ery
4 ’ : if a Comm.. Thorp said it’ is time
i now to start thinking “of some
-pilsener beer ee earns
eee
; : A motion that the $100 al-
« ready paid by Laudin ‘Holdings
for removal: of ‘a: pipetine ease-
ment on its, property on Pine St.
be accepted as’ payment in full
Was passed with chairman N. T.
-| Oglow casting ‘the deciding vote. . Seer
Commissioners Sylvest and Cook New. Homes,“ Renioscliing
opposed the ‘motion, while com- Aes Construction -

missioners » Carr.‘ and ‘Thorp vo- : Work “Guaranteed
ted in favor. of it ‘ e ‘a G Bullding Contractors

Rugs and upholstery
cleaned _
the Von Schroeder. method.
HOME: Wall’ Washing

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For free quotations in your
home Phone 2641,
(Licenced onan
and Kinnaird)

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‘ PHONE, 3571.

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“IN COLOR fae ADULT ENTERTAINMENT.

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Whether in the Kootenays on “APRIL 4 1-18
business or pleasure .». you will find
satisfaction in a cool glass of Kokanee
Pilsener Beer... ..as clear and

sparkling as a mountain stream.
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Domestic.
24-Hr,

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SMITH BOAEDING

Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

Maintenance Service

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A letter was read from the ‘Kinnaird, BC BC, :

WEKP&L ‘advising the: village
| that the company is-considering
opening an‘ oftice in Castlegar.

MON. _ TUES: - WED.
“DOWT GIVE UP

Re | CABEEEGAR
a FUNERAL HOME :
Dedicated: to,. Kindly: +!
‘Thoughtful ‘ ‘Service’ :
lowers ..

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

The village “sek wil take
over “the ‘duties of: trade licence

ELECTRIC CO. Utb.
PRONE T2091
| Box 182).

One Show at 7 pm.

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