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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 6, 1959

Best Wishes

ON THE GRAND OPENING OF THE

Honey Bun

DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT

WESTKO |

Nick Shelfontiuk

th $38,100 were
night,

cences were issued during July.
They were to:

car salesman; Sunrise Industries,

Reliable Woodworkers, truck
delivery; Kay Motors, Trail, used~

Building Permits Tofal
$38,100 for. Month of July

Twelve building permits wor-

With current term collections

issued during] Included, Mr. McNabb said $2,040
July, building inspector Norman| had been collected, In trade I
McNabb told the Castlegar coun-| cence fees during the month.

cil at its regular meeting Tuesday

‘Mr. McNabb said four traf-
fic tickets were given out in

In his capacity as trade \-| July, three for improper park-
cencing inspector, Mr. McNabb] ing ‘and one for PAVeEpaNe
told council that nine trade li-

Three warnings were also given
No dog tags were issued during
the month,

Renata Tiding

Trail, p milk

gren, Nelson, beauty parlor;
James Ferguson, barber; Otto
Olsen, plumber; Lead's Tailoring,
Montreal, suit salesman.

Deer Park Socials

Congratulations

TO THE

“HONEY BUN

ON ITS SATURDAY OPENING

WE, ARE HAPPY TO HAVE HAD THE WIRING
CONTRACT ON THIS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT

Green's Electric

. PHONE 3571

at Deer Park.

brother John of Castlegar were
the recent guesis of Mr, and
Mrs, C, T, Williamson,

Mr. and Mrs, W. Gibbs ‘and
family of Vancouver, who were
holidaying at Syringa Creek, were
the recent guests of the latter's
uncle, Mr. J. H, Friesen.

Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Jansen
returned to their home at Clares-
holm, Alta, after spending, the
past six weeks on a holiday at
Deer Park, .

Mr. and Mrs. H, Kirchneir
and daughter of New Norway,
Alta., spent a holiday at the Deer
Park Youth Hostel.

Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wines
and granddaughter of Seattle
were the recent guests of the
former's brother-in-law and_ sis-
ter, Mr." and Mrs, F, Briggeman.
On their return they were ac-
companied by their mother, Mrs.
Ora Wines, who had spent the
past three weeks at Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs, C, Williamson
had as recent guests the latter’s
uncle, Mr. Carl Reimer of Alert

Bay, and Bill Hill, also of Alert
Bay, enroute to Renata where
they spent a few days.

Mr. and Mrs, H, Ede of
Whitewood, -Sask., spent a few
days visiting around. Deer, Park

GROCERIES
MEATS

3rd at Maple — Phone 4201 — We Deliver
We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantity

LOGAL FRESH GRADE “A”
PER DOZEN ..... . 50c

Jack’s Plen-Pac, grocer; A. Gle-
boff, painter; Mrs. A. V. Hall-

Mr. and Mrs. C. Thorough-
good and family and Mr. and Mrs.| family have moved to Robson.
E, Dixon and family, all of Kim-| .
berley, spent a few days camping’ Lang and Miss-Lorraine Fladager

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dyck
and daugther (Eleanor have left
for a two-week vacation to Sask-
atoon and vicinity.

Henry Friesen was a recent
visitor to his summer home.

Mr, and Mrs. Haegedorn and
family have moved to Kaslo for
a time.

Mr, and Mrs. McLean and

The Misses June and Ludelie

ahve left for Greenwood for two

Miss Jean Stainton and her) weeks,

Mrs, A, Koch and son Erhart
were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, A, Koch.

Carl Reimer of Vancouver is
a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J, J, Relmer,

Mr, and Mrs. Don. Krug and
family of Trail stayed with Mr.
and Mrs, J. Rohn for five days.
Mr, and Mrs. Satterthwaite
of Nakusp are guests at the home
of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCulloch.

and Renata, While in Deer Park
they were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C, Williamson,

Mr. and Mrs. D. Dennoni of
Trail and Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Phelps of Crawford Bay were
the recent- guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Chester Phelps.

Mr. and Mrs. David Least
and family of Nanaimo, formerly
of Meadow Lake, Sask., were the
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J, Stuckleberger.

Mr, and Mrs, A. Bortnick and
son: David of Trail spent the
weekend at their summer home
here.. Other weekend visitors in-
cluded the Merriefield and Rich-
ards .families of Castlegar and
many more. +

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SPECIALS

The Bud Henning Well Dril-
ling Co. of Cranbrook has aban-
doned drilling for a well for the
Village of Castlegar in the vicin-
ity of 8th ond Main. “It was a
limited well," said water works
chairman Aage Sylvest. ‘|

‘The company is now drilling
a well directly behind the vil-
lage garages on Front street near
the library.

After four days of drilling

WELL DRILLING FAILS AT 8th AND MAIN

:

at ‘8th and Main, the company

and from there to 100 fect it] the arena.
found silver-blue clay and hard-

A third alternative’ site for
had found gravel down to 49 feet] drilling the well is located near

pan,

Tuesday night the company
was down 50 fect at the village
garage location and was through
gravel and into hardpan. “We'll
just have to walt and see” what
the results of this well will show
said Mr, Sylvest.

Rooms
Confectionery

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Special Chinese Dishes

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LB.

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SALE

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20% OFF

PEDAL PUSHERS, SLIM JIMS,
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HOUSE ..DRESSES — COTTON
BABY DOLLS — COTTON PY-

JAMAS AND GOWNS

COTTON SKIRTS

REGULAR $4.95 TO $6.95

TO GLEAR ......... $2.99

4 ONLY 2 PIECE COTTON
DRESSES REG. $9.95 TO $11.95

TO GLEAR .

“OFFEE

NABOB

VEAL ROASTS

Shoulder, Ib. . . . 39c

GAKE MIX, LITTLE DIPPER

CHOCOLATE OR WHITE

2 -FOR ..

R, Rivers Suggests
Safely Measures,
To Village Council

_ A letter ‘written to the Vil-
lage of stlegar “in the Inter-
ests of public safety” was read at.
council's ‘regular meeting Tuesday
night, *

Bob Rivers wrote the village
about large vehicles parking on
Columbia Ave, near Maple street,
He said they are a hazard to
cars leaving Maple street to turn
left on Columbia. |

He suggested that ‘the village
prevent the’ parking of vehicle’
at that spot and that it put a
white line on Maple so that ve-
hicles turning left onto Columbia
stay on their own side of -the
road, ,

He also suggested that all
stop signs In‘the village be of the
same type. He sald the village
now has two different kinds of
stop signs.

High, Scho

The following students have
successfully passed thelr year's
work at Stanley Humphries Jr.-
Sr. High School:

Grado 7passed to grado 8 —

Alex Cheveldave, Gayle Dav-
is, Nona. Dawson, Maureen Fen-
ner, Dogald Gray, Carol Green,
Elaine Hyde, Allen Johnson, Gor-
don Kokendovich, Maurice Ko.
kendovich, Pearl Koochin, Gar-
field Leamy, Gary Leveridge,
George Lewis, Shirley Macdon-
ald, Jack Makortoff.

Tina Malakoff, Robert Mana-
han, Jerry Niemi, Lenna Oga-
ehoff, Alex Perchudoff, Kather-
ine Rilkoff, Olga Rilkoff, Ricky
Rysen, Marcia Sawchenko, Allan
Smith, Eileen Stoochnoff, Paul
Strelive, Walter Tomilin, Teresa
Vecchio, Trinda Ackney.

Ariane. A Nettie

ol Students’ Pass List

Jeff Banigan. ¥
Tom Batchelor, Kay Ben-
ware, Carol Ann Buckna, Richard
Davidson, Marilyn Enmundson,
James Furey, Geraldine Giraud,
Ann Carolyn Gretch:

ney, David Reid, Robert Schulte,
Barry Scott, Brian Wiebe, Brenda,|
Ballard, Bill Berquist, Cecil‘Chev-
eldave, Yvonne Cristofoli, Alun
Fishwick, Christine Hadikin, Sha-

Joan Guido, Vicki Jones, Judy
Kalmakoff, Nicole Kaufman,
Leonard Lewis, Margaret Mc-
Whinnie.

Walter Peachy, Nick Postni-
koff, Carle Shealds, Ceell Sheloft,
Alan Thorp, Sandra Vacssen,
Kenneth Wolfe, April Erikson,
Elaine Hirtle, Irvin Hartfield,
Bruce Palmer, Helen Androsoff,
Bob Benware,- Ed Conroy, Dan
Deverson, Peter Dodgson.

Norman Evans, Mary Fomen-
off, Peter Hadikin, Paul Hadikin,
Ron Lampard, Jon MeMillan,
Bruce Matthews, Anita Phillips,
Peter Postnikoff, Allan Ramsay,

Deans, Ian Dunnett, Gerald Gor-
esky, Jill Hughes, Lawrence
f,

Bartsoff, Charlene Brown, Jane | C!

Reibin.
Wendy Reith, Norvert Rueb-
saat, Mary Savinkoff, Louie Sher-

Mr. Rivers an “is:
land" be built at the junction of
Main street and Columbia aven-
ue, “which {s at present a traffic
hazard for vehicles turning left
onto Columbia.”

Council told works supervis-

* or McNabb to thank Mr. Rivers

for his suggestions and detailed
drawings and to tell him that
council will take his suggestions
under advisement.

‘era
John Lebidoff, Norma Lebidoft,
Barbara ‘Lightle, Susan Mitchell,
Gayle Nemrava, Kathleen 2Osu-
choff,

Teresa Oswald, John Plotni-
koff, Edward. Rohn, Charles Sal-
iken, Donald Schwantzenhaucz,
Joanne Sewell, Barbara Silvester,
Don Sperry, David Stadler, Tom-
mfe Thorndale, Raphacl Vecchio,

‘Philip Zaytsoff, Rae Andreashuk,

Sheena Skeen, Ronald
Soberlak, Judy Sorenson, Eliza-
beth Stoochinoff, Dorothy Thring.
Grado 8 passed to grade 9 —
Violet Anutooshkin, Marilyn
Brown, Janet’ Davis, James Gem-
mill, Eddie Haywood, Kathy Kaz-
akoff, James Kellogg, James Kil-
lough, Vtérna Konkin, Pearl Let-
eman, Angus, McMaster, Kath-
erine Maloff, Harry Osachoff,
Sharon Paulson, Carol Pictin,

“Doukhobor Lands, Allotment Inquiry-Act”

NO TICE

WHEREAS:

Public -Heayings pursuant to the above Act
have been held at Nelson, Castlegar and Grand
Forks to inquire into the disposal of the lands des-
cribed generally as the Doukhobor Lands in and
around Nelson, Castlegar and Grand Forks, and
The said Doukhobor Lands have been pursuant

Doris Relkoff, Jacqueline
Rempel, Linda. Rilkoff, Daniel
Romaine, Donald Shay, Josephine

Mark Batchelor, Marlene Bayoff,
Tanya Charters, Wendy Defoe,
Ruby Gorkoff, Barbara Guido,
Larry Hareoff.

. Barry Henderson, Vera Kon-
kin, William Kooznetsoff, Faye
Latta, John‘ Loukianoff, Nettie

Terry ‘ys
Margie Nazaroff, Walter Nazar-
off, Arne, Reinsbakken, Elaine
Rilkoff, Barbara Rohn, Nina
Stooshnoff, Gerald Warner.
Harry White, May .Zeberoff,
Judy Belbeck, Allan Bouthelier,
John Carter, Mary Cheveldave,
Yona Dunnett, Lenore Evans, Jim
Ford, Eileen: Funk, Grace Hadi-
kin, Brenda Hill, Arlene Hopland,

tox

of the C issi pointed ,
under the above Act surveyey, subdivided, apprais-

ed and offered for sale in the first instance to mem-
bers of the Doukhobor people only as and from Oct-
ober 9th, 1957, at prices sixty (60%) per cent of the
appraised values, and

Evidence was given at the said public hearings
prior to October 9th, 1957, by the accredited spokes-
man for the Orthodox Doukhobor group to the ef-
fect that its members would welcome the opportun-
ity of purchasing the individual parcels of the Jands
necessary for their proper living and accommoda-
tion, and.

For the eight hundred and seventy-five (875)
parcels of land so subdivided and offered for sale to
members of the Doukhobor people only at sixty per

* cent (60%) of the appraised value since October 9th,
1957, there have been up to date nineteen (19) valid
applications only for purchase and five (5) sales only
negotiated, and —

The said Doukhobor Lands have been and are
being in almost all cases continuously occupied by
members of the Doukhobor people at rents less than
the economic rental value of the said lands or in
many instances at no rental at’all,

Take Nelice That Public Hearings Wil! Be
Held At The Following Places On The
Following Dates And Times .

Grand Forks, B.C. The Court House, Wednesday

and Thursday, September 9th and
- 10th, 1959, at 11.00 am.

Nelson, B.C. The Court House, Friday, Sep

;) Arthur Hagen,

larry Laura Lebedow,
Bernice Lightle,

Bruce McNichol, Fred Ma-
kortoff, Paul Markin, Waldo Pen-
ner, Betty Plotnikoff, Beverly Ro-
binson, Jane Rogers, Lennie Sav-

ron George
Murray Heagy, Wesley Hender-
son.

Bruce Hunter, Anita Jenks,
Clayton Jolly, Sharon Jones, Reb-
ert Krueger, Donald Mair, Jim

Larry Pl f,
Clara Rezansoff, George Schwart-
zenhauer, Judy Stadler, Johnny
Stewart, Molly Taylor, Roberta
White, Garry Wood, Alex Cher-
nenkoff, Richard Norris, Mar-
lene Schultz, Wayne Bacon, Olga
Sorenson, Walter Stoushnow,

Grado 10 passed to grade 11 —

Margaret Black, Linda: Hes-
keth, Paul MeNee, Janice Nixon,
Katy Rilkoff, Celia Rivers, Betty
Ann Soberlak, Judy Thorndale,
Paul Toogood, Louise Androsoff,
George Argatoff, Bruce Bartlett
Rose Marie‘ Buckna, Sybil: Har-
rower, Tanya Kinakin, Martha
Peters. t

Elaine Rilkoff, Fred Voykin,
William Whittaker, Dino Zanet,
Shirley Ball, Ted Batchelor, Diane
Card, Harry Chernoff, Elsie Hol-
uboff, Olga Konkin, Fred Nazar-
off, Nettie Plotnikoff, Alex Rei-
bin, Oresa Smith, Warren Tom-
linson.

Leslie Waldie, Lily Zeibin,
Molly Argatoff,, Dawn Breeze,
Douglas Brown, Elaine Chernoff,
Berne Jean Dunlop, Sandra Gray,
Mickey Guido, Luba Karzaniew-
ski, Jeannette King, Katy Kooch-

Joan Reed, Lanny Rourke,
Stephanie Rysen, Joan Shields,
James Smith, Walter Trubets-
koff, Leonard Voykin, Verna
Zaitsoff, Walter Kuit, Fred Kooz-
netsoff. i

Partial promotion to grade 11
(failed In one or more subjects) -

derson, Douglas Brown, Robert
Fornelli, Gary Gallo, Norma Idle,
Peter Makortoff, Walter Markin,
Cyril Popoff, Sharon

NAT

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in, Bill Lebedoff, Jack Nazaroff. | ==

“David: Adshead, Cora Lee An-| ==

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 6, 1959

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Shirley Wolfe,. Brian Cristofoli,
Diana anco, Leonard Gall
Laurin Hackman.

Beverley Hyson, George Ker-
raiff, Katherine Markin, Jack
Osachoff, John Phillipoff, Ken-

KINNAIRD. CUT-RATE

inkoff, Glen Shuttleworth, Ken

Wyllie, William Bale, Peter Bart-
soff, Gary Bro, Gladys Demos-
Ko Gary Fox, Marietta: Hadi-
ce

John Hague, David Leitner,

‘| Ross Little, James Macbeth, Gay-

ie McPherson, Doris Makeyev,

.| Sandra Minion, Irene Ozeroff, Li-

dia Pellegrin, Paul Popoff, Char-
Jes Rodgers, Evelyn Saliken, Ju-
dith Schellenburg, Barbara Skene,
Ronald Skene, Lillian Skiboff,
Murray Smith, Larry Webster,
Winetta Biack, Kenneth Roberts,

Grade 9 passed to grade 10.—

Walter Babakeiff, Verna
Bondaroff, Ken Card,: Shirley
Cheveldave, Richard’ Cristofoli,
Harry Gorkoff, Wayne Groutage,
Louis eff,
Gloria Koorbatoff, Ronald Lewis,

neth Ranson,
Helen Hadiken,
Diana Zattsoff,

Norman Skene,
Harry Strilo:
Gerald Kav’

Ronald Lightle, Wayne Richards,
Keith Watkins.

GROCETERIA .LTD.

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f r your money

hen you buy HE

REI}

Kelly Magee, Hazel Maloff, Char-
lette Niemi, Donald Oddie.
Clarence Paluck. Nadeen Pe-
rehudoff, Carol Pfeiffer, Philiip
Soukeroff, Andy Shutek, Gordon
Anderson, Joy Byers, Ronald
Campbell, Emily Cano, Tony Dal-
ton, Katie Gevatkoff, William
Harshenin, Allan Hawkins, Diane
Haywood, Ronald Kennedy.
Gloria Letkeman, Ray Me-
Iver, Violet Makaroff, Marilyn
‘Markle, Michael Molloy, Nancy
Perveversoff,
William Popoff, Judy Rempel,
Vivian A Ve-

ber 11th, 1959, at 11,00 a.m.
At which times and places evidence is invited and
will be received by me from any and all interested
persons, on oath or by affirmation in a form appro-
priate to members of the Doukhobor faith, to consid-

er:
(a) The apparent lack of interest, of the Doukho-
bor people in thé purchase of the said lands,

and
(b) Other dispositions of the said lands, i

rigin, Terry Wallner, John Whit-
falcer, Marvin York, Peter Makor-
off,

Sneryl Anderson, Terry Dal-
ton, Louise Fink, James Fornelll,
Janet Harmston, Beverly Hor-
lick, Mary Hity, Tim Horcoff,
Shannon Irwing, George Kooz-
netsoff, Bonita MacBain, Edna
Makelff, Douglas McLuckie, Peter
Manahan, Patsy Morey.

sale thereof to others than those of the Douk-
hobor faith and‘ at prices established by pub-
lic tender and reflecting the full market value
of the said lands, and . -

(c) The leasing of such of the lands as may from
time to time remain unsold at rentals in keep-
ing with the full economic rental value gs may
be set by the Land Settlement Board of Brit-
ish Columbia, *

July 31st, 1959. ‘
: Arthur E. Lord,
Commissioner.
Note: Written submissions from interested per-
sons unable to attend the above hearings
should be sent to the Government Agent,
Nelson, B.C., and will be submitted by him
to the Commissioner during the course of
the said Public Hearings. :

_. Warlord Weapons
Ai Hobby Show

Warlord weapons of ancient
China will be one of the many
feature attractions of the hobby
show at the Pacific National Ex-
hibition, Aug. 22 to Sept. 7.

The weapons will be. loaned
to the PNE by the Chinese Free-
masons, Many of them
brought to Canada more than
a half-century ago and have nev-
er been on public display before.

As collector's items it is im-
possible to estimate their value
PNE officials are taking top
security. measures to see that
they are neither damaged or sto-
len,

Chinese-Canadians represent-
ing more than 60 clan houses, as-;
sociations and organizations are

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participating in the PNE in ils
“Salute-to-the-Orient” year.

Doreen Phillips, | im

Gary Paulson, Beverly Pinck-

were | 9

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