CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 5, 1959

New B.C. Room Popular
in Royal York Hotel

Authentic atmosphere of Bri-
tish Columbian is now catching
the fancy of thousands of Tor-
onto visitors in the newly-open-
ed B.C. Room of the Royal York
Hotel, the Honourable Earle C.
‘Westwood said last week.

The Ministre of Recreation
and Conseration reported that
elght 10-foot totem poles and a
mural of Qualicum Beach have
proven to be unique attractions
since the opening Saturday of the
Royal York's new wing.

The famous hotel, long a
landmark of Toronto, is now lar-
gest in the British Common-
wealth with 1,600 rooms and a
convention floor containing ban-
quet and meeting rooms decor-
ated in the style of the provinces.

“The British ColumUla
Room,” said Mr. Westwood, “has
already been used by two con-
~vention groups and fs heavily
dooked ahead. It may well prove
to be one of the most popular
meeting places on the convention
floor and its authentic atmos-

phere will do much to stimulate
tourist traffic to the Pacific
Coast.”

. Mr. Westwood also announc-
ed that another permanent dis-
play, is being built by the Gov-
ernment Travél Bureau in the
Avenue of FP at Casa

-This year will be one of pro-
bably  “stendy if unspectacular
progress” for Canadian business
and industry, states the current

Loma, a converted castle In Tor-
onto which draws not only tour-
ists but also many educational
groups,

The Casa Loma‘display, by
B.C. artist Don Inman, features
a relief map, native art, photos

and the lin

Cc Letter of The Can-
adian Bank of Commerce, And
after ‘1959, “the evidence points
to the probability that this pro-
gress will be maintained.

No early return to boom
conditions is foreseen but renew.
ed activity and new investment

recreational aspects of BC, life.
Entrance through a hollow fir
tree gives access to a fine exhib-
it which will be accented by an

i totem pole

work and

development are expected. “This
activity,”' the Letter comments,
‘itself reflects another main
source of strength, the sustained

now being carved in Victoria by
Chief Munto Martin.

“The Avenue of Provinces
will be opened as a continuing
exhibit on May 1st," sald Mr.

“and this 'S
display wil be a contribution of
which every .British Columbian
may be proud.” +

which, at all Stages of
the business cycle, underli¢s
much of the economic activity of
this country”. ~

- Consumer spending remains
strong and personal liquidity —
with personal savings at an all-
time high — continues to rise.
‘These factors will provide “pow-

Fees Have Gone Up
At UBG For 59-60

The Board of Governors of
the University of British Colum-
‘bia announced through President
IN. A. M. MacKenzie that student
fees at the university would be
increased $100 in all faculties
for the 1959-60 academic session.

+ The statement follows:

“This increase, which is the
only one since 1951, will bring
fees approximately in line with
the University of Toronto (al-
tkough still a little lower on av-
erage.) They (the board) have
reached this decision after care-
ful study and with genuine re-
gret, because they are convinced
that without this increase in re-
venue they cannot maintain the
standards of the university or
‘provide the facilities and services
essential for a university educ-
ation, This increase is made ne-
gessary by increase in the costs
of due to the

commitments ‘of an unusual
nature, such as supplies and
equipment for the new building
for chemistry and the ‘biological
sciences, to be opened in Sept-
ember next. £

The new fee structure for the
University will be as follows:
arts and science, home economics,
physical education, nursing agri-
culture, education, $322; social

erful .to the econ:
omy after unemployment eases.
Large-scale unemployment in its
second successive winter “is a
human problem of great magni-
tude". But continuing unemploy-
ment should not be regarded as
an indication that recovery has
been delayed. The Letter traces
similarities between the present
situation and that of early 1955,
“when the economy last stood on
th

work, ar

law, pharmacy, foresty and
H 2"

ie of a new period of
expansion”. It recalls that unem-

5 $527.

These fees do not include the

Alma Mater Society fee of $24,

which is part of first term fees
collected in September.

635 Students Writing
Math Examination

A total of 635 students from
69 British Columbia schools will
write a mathematics examination
March 5 in an international con-
test sponsored by the Mathema-
tical A iation of America and

very large increase due to student
enrolment, and the absolute ne-
wessity of providing some salary
increases for the teaching faculty
and other staff. Even with tis
increase in revenue, the salaries
at this university will still be
Jower than those of other univ-
ersities, the University of Tor-
onto and some comparable to
our own.
the lL

the Society of Actuaries.
Professor D. C. Murdoch, of
the University of British Colum-
bia’s mathematics department,
contest chairman for the Pacific
Northwest region, said the 1959
entries were up considerably
over last year when 444 students

exam. ES
Individual with the highest

‘has no operating surplus or other
reserves which would enable it
to meet and maintain its costs
of operation. Such limited sur-
plus or reserves as it does pos-
sess are essential to provide for

score in the p! will receive
a book prize while those achiev-
ing the highest score in each
school will receive lapel badges
from the Mathematical Associa-
tion of America.

Last year’s top student was

emergencies, to prevent bank Dennis Sjerve of Penticton high

and to cover

school,

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WALL SATIN

in 47 schools wrote the annual |‘

P at this time four years
ago was “the prelude to rapid
expansion when the

Year of Steady |
Progress Expected

fect ends, than in the summer of
1958, Next winter should witness
a much lower degree of unem-
ployment than has been the case
this winter and last. This im-
provement, and other favorable
factors, add up to, a° predicted
“recovery of reasonable propor-
tions”.

. Consumer prices are not ex-
pected to rise materially, except
possibly for services, Food prices
should remain stable and pos:
sibly even decline, barring ad-
verse weather on a wide scale.
Wholesale prices halted a pro-
longed climb a year ago and may
well exert a stabilizing influence
on the whole consumer price in-
dex soon,

The outlook for export is,
on the whole, “full of promise”,
with Europe as well as with Un-
ited States, The rise in U.S, econ-
omic activity indicates increased
demand this year for many of
Canada's primary products. Last:
year, despite the recession in the
U.S., Canadian exports to that
country, our largest customer,
fell only -fractionally, while ex-
ports to other countries rose. -

The Canadian market for
Canadian products and services
is, like the export market, ex-
pected to grow this year. Increas-
ed population through natural
increase and immigration, .to-
gether with increases in both
employment and incomes,, should

Fathor And Son
Banquet Held In
Kinnaird Recently

The, Baden Powell Club of

when some 58 dads and their Inds
sat down to supper, /

Grace was said by Major Moll
and the toast to the Queen was
given by Scott Westgate. Toast
to the Chief Scout was made by
Don Oddie,

meeting with the Chief Scout on
several occasions and spoke of
the personal life of the Chief
Scout’ and his wife.

District Council Chalrman,
John Dalziel gave a very direct
talk to the fathers urging the
close ion with their boys

The District C

Kinnaird sponsored a Father andj Archdeacon Resker, ‘after reply:
Son Banquet recently in the Kin-| ing to the toast to the Chief scout
naird Improvement Society: Hall| gave an interesting talk of his

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send consumer expenditures to | ==

record levels. .

in the Scout movement and also
to help the movement in any
way they could.

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ON ALL APPLIANCES

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15% DISCOUNT

of

ment was removed".

There should be substant-
fally less unemployment this
year, once winter's ef-

Rooms
Confectionery
Special Chinese Dishes

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FRIDAY, MARCH 13 — 7:00 p.m.
av

Refrigerators

Automatic Washers

Automatic Ironers
_Electric & Gas Ranges

Television Sets

Hot Water Tanks

L. PAINTS

LARGE QUANTITY 20% OFF

_ SMALL QUANTITY 15% OFF

ENTERPRISE AND GOOD CHEER FURNACES AT

REDUCED PRICES

CASTLEGAR BUILDING

LAS

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 7:00 p.m.

The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
10:30 Sunday Schoo! — 7:30, Family Service
At 51, Columbia Avenue ~
Tues,, 7:30 - Young People’s Hour;
Thurs., 7:45 - Prayer and Bible Study.

The, United Church Of Canada
Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 13:00a.m, ©
Kinnaird — Service of Worship at 9:45 p.m.
Castlegar — Service of Worship at 7:30,p.m.

‘Church Of Jesus Christ Of
‘ . Latter Day Saints :
Sundays at 10:30 a.m. — Twin Rivers Haff

The Presbyterian Church:Of Kinnaird
Public Worship Sundays at 11:00 a.m. /
Church Schoo! in the basement at 10:00 a.m.
M. Reside, Minister

The Anglican Church -
SUNDAY, MARCH 8th
Kinnaird — 9:00 a.m.
Robson — 11:00 a.m.
Castlegar —' 8:00 a.m.
Castlegar — 7:30 p.m. - Preacher - Canon Silverwood

‘The Pentecostal Tabernacl
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.
Friday at 7:30 p.m. - Young Peoples

house, situated on large lot —
also additional lots, next to

— Peter W. Evdokimoff.
tin 28

(FOR SALE — a small, comfort-
able two bedroom house on a
corner lot, Garage and fire-
place, Full price only $5500.
Require $2000 cash, balance
$60.00 per month, 896-5th ave.

"or Phone 5103 37

FOR SALE — In Castlegar, brand
new 2 bedroom house with at-
tached carport, full’ plumbing,
oil furnace full price $8400.
terms $2000 down balance $70
month including 6% interest
Phone 3351 or see Oglow Bros.
Columbia Ave. Castlegar. ‘37

FOR SALE — 2-bedroom home
on 8 acres of ‘good, -cleared
farming - land at Gibson's
Creek, Write John Bondaroff,
Box 313, Castlegar, B.C,

FOR SALE — 0
ser, Ike ‘new. Phone 3503. 38

FOR SALE-— Corner lot, on up-
per bench, Kinnaird — Phone
4283. 38

FOR SALE — 1949 Willy's Jeep
4 new winter tires, 4 new
chains, good condition — Phone

* 2353. 19

FOR SALE — House in Castle
gar, 2° bedrooms main floor, 2
finished rooms in basement,
A gas heat, terms,

7" LEGAR “TTT LAUGHTON” +]
FUNERAL HOME . ‘ .D
DEDICATED TO KINDLY Box 384 — Castlegar, B.C,
‘THOUGHTFUL SERVICE OPTO!
‘Ambulance — Flowers Office Hours
Granite, Marble, and MON. — WED. — FRI.

Bronze Plaques 10-12 1:30 - 5:00
_. Phone 3601 PHONE 2581

, GENERAL - BUILDING
*-*" CONTRACTORS” *
CLL. PAINTS
COFFEE SHOP CASTLEGAR BUILDING:
TAM | offen LY.STORE |
Phones 288M and 2311

RIGBY’S,
BUS DEPOT

FA NORA’S

HAIR .DRESSING _ PARL LITTLEWOOD

Stanley Humphries High School
"GAMES — CONTESTS — HOBBY SHOW’

SUPPLY

PHONE 2161 335 FRONT STREET

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AT THE

CW. Bazaar

— MARLANE HOTEL —

_ Saturday, March (4th — 2 p.m.
TEA ee :
HOME BAKING

SEWING TABLES |

FISH POND

SUPRISE PARCELS

CANDY TABLES |

Saturday night — March (4th
' Marlane Hotel

DANCING 9:30 to MIDNIGHT
Gus Leitner’s Orchestra

ADMISSION ....:

‘A complete beauty service
by appointment
Nora Majesgey -

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

__ UNITED. TRUCKING -
‘Daily Freight Service
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar,
Nelson

se PHONE
Castlegar 2521

: SMITH'S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates’ Phone

340) and 7261 £
We Service’
What We Install

‘ “-For’, :
COAL, SAND, GRAVE
BULLDOZING AND
EXCAVATING
‘SEE

CASTLEGAR . TRANSFER
W. Sharples -- Phone 6091

M, E. McCORQUODALE
B.C, Land Surveyor

1284 Bay Avenue, Trail. .

OFFICE SUPPLIES
* COMMERCIAL: *
, PRINTING)

“Phone 3031

CASTLEGAR NEWS

G. A. SUMNER

FURNITURE MOVING
Long Distance
— Anytt

Phy
Eremenko Building ~
PHONE 2021 .

- PHONE
Castlegar 2521 — Trail 191

. Nelson 1471
UNITED TRUCKING

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We can supply all your

building needs. Estimates
gladly given
Phone 7112

HOME
. BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131—Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

DUTCH MAID ’.
BAKERY* LIMITED
Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anhiversary Cakes -
PHONE s2i1*

- CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkle” Nickle
Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

“GREEP'S ELECTRIC ©

ELECTRICAL . ~ :
CONTRACTING

Free Estimates
PHONE 8571

7

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 am, to 9;30 p.m,
Not just another place to cat,
But the place to eat another
PHONE 3881

Phone 3911. 19

FOR SALE — New 2 bedroom

Robson School — Phone 2272)”

LE — one double dres-|°

FOR SALE — 7 room house, ex-
. tra cabin, 6 acres with creek
running through property,
Fruit trees, garden apply ‘D. D.
Jamieson Deer Park. 39

Notice of Intention to Apply
to Lease Land

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply
to Lease Land
In Land Rezording District
of Nelson B.C, and situate at
Rotson B.C. on, the Columbia
River at East Rebsn B.C. :
Take notice that The Arrow
Boat Club of Castlegar B.C, in-
tends to apply for a lease of the
Jands:-

i In Land
of Nelson and situate
south and 7 miles east
Village of Salmo, B.C.
Take notice’ that John Wil-
liam Grant and Walter Joseph
McKinnon, both of Nelson, B.C.,
occupations, Laberours intends

District
4 miles
of the

to apply for a lease of the follow-

ing described lands:
‘Commencing at a post plant
ed on the point 300 feet west of
the S.W. corner of the Twilight
Fraction Mineral Claim,South

boundary being north boundary

or D.L. 9913, and east boundary

being west of lot 9912; thence east

thirty chains; thence north thir-

ty chains; thence west thirty

chains; thence south to point of
é and

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or ,unfurnished, phone 4172.

FOR RENT — Apartment apply
Eremenko's Store or Phone
3061. 2 A 37

NOTICE — TV'sales and service
Agent for Marcont, phone 5167
R.. Martini, y 45

NOTICE — Highly qualified tea-
cher; mathematics and Russian
Alexander Zuckerberg. Phone
Ci 4631. tin-

FOR RENT — F apart-

ment apply 567 — 5th Ave.
Phone 6231. 37

NOTICE -- income tax forms
filled out
ff, public

Elghty (80) acres, more or less,
for the purpose of quarrying.

Walter Joseph McKinnon

John William Grant

Dated February 13th, 1959. a

WANTED —. clean cotton rags,

15¢ per pound. Castlegar News. |

Commencing at a post plant-
ed 200 ft, East of the East Rob-
son’ Wharf thence 1200 ft, East;
thence 300-ft, South thence 1200
{t. West to the point of starting;
thence 300 ft. North and contain-
ing 8 acres, more or less for the
purpose of Boat Anchorage.

Arrow Boat Club
Per C. A. Anderson
Dated Jan, 31, 1959. 43

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Appty
to Lease Land

In Land Recording District
of Kootenay and situate On Sul
‘ivan Creek In'S. E. % of Lot
UT.

‘Take notice that Omer Light-
le of Castlegar, B.C., occupation
Contractor intends to apply for
a lease of the following descrit>-
ed lands:- In S. E. % of Lot Tr77T-
.. Commencing at a post plant-
ed N. E. Corner 2
Chains South; thence 20 Chaims
West thence 20 Chains . North:
thence 20 Chains East to Com

38|mencement and containing 2

FOR RENT — fully furnished, 3-
room self-contained basement
suite in Kinnaird. Private en-
trance, electric range, new frig-
idatre. Phone 2747. 38

FOR RENT —-modern 2-room
house on Jot in Kinnaird. Rea-
sonable rates. Phone 4481, 38

| FOR SALE — 3 Bedroom house

on 2 lots reasonable price for
cash or good down payment.
‘Phone 3651 Robson, 49,

FOR RENT — heated, furnished
apartment. Private entrance —
private bathroom, dishes, linen,
fridge, gas steve J, Burrows,

Kinnaird. tini6

FOR SALE — Building lot in
Castlegar, apply Johnny’s Shoe
. Shop. a 3
FOR SALE — Raleigh 3 speed
bicycle, goot light

FOR RENT. — 4 room suite
electric range, automatic gas
heat, Phone. 6971. tin3

WANTED —.Four, room house-,

id
and carrier, Phone 7511. 19
FOR RENT — Heated office
_ Space 17x23, with or without
units, also; suite, Columbia! at
a Ei

Main, Phone 7081,

FOR RENT — heated and fur-
nished suite, phone 7031. 38

Assurance — No. 2:
Little Lessons In Life

L

full — coal and wood
furnace :— Phone 5472 Friday.
4 p.m, Sat and Sunday all day.

2 37

er and bookkeeper, 146 2nd
Ave., phone 7031.

NOTICE —, Everyone welcome
to social evening and bake sale
Friday, March-1g, at Parish
Hall 8 pm. admission, 35c
Kingarsen Rebekah Lodge. 29

NOTICE — Reserve Wednesday,
April 15th for a tea and Bake
Sale in the’ Robson Church
Hall. Sponsored by the W.A.
to the R.C.M. Church.

ROOM AND BOARD — or suit-
es. Phone 9781. ‘tind

-Columbia' Avenue. (<6
YOUR CREDIT UNION
. PROVIDES
CUNA LIFE INSURANCE

NOTICE — Gladiolus, Begonia
Corms ‘ir. — choose while se-
lection is good. Nielsen’s Flow-
ers, Kinnaird. Phone 2211 37

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
P.O. Box 303, Castlegar. | 4itfn

Lee ce eel

WANTED — to

Acres, more or less, for the gur--

look after one child — Phone
6931. - 19

LOST — Biack key case on Maple
St. Barrle Hill. : 19

(BOARD AND ROOM.—-Apply 34},

pose of L Quarry.
Omer Lightle
Agent for Omer Lightie
and Roy Craim
Dated February 2ard,. 1958.

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“If you have responsibili- .
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| Life
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Towing - Barges
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: Lakes
+++ +Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry

Service
ROBSON .TO. EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf

10:00 am. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood

4:00 p.m. Monday.
lieave Edgewood,

7:00 am, Tuesday.
“Arrive Robson Wharf. - °° [|
1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Leave, Robson Wharf _

10-00 asm. Thursday. . ‘
Arrive Edgewood. e

4:00 pi. Thursday.
‘wave Edgewood. .

7:00 a.m, Firday.
‘Arrive Robson Whart

1:00 p.m. Friday.

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