CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, June 25, 1953

NOTICE

“As required by the Income Tax Act this will advise
our customers that it is our Intention to make 1 payment’
in proportion to patronage in respect of the year ending
the 31st of December 1953 year and we hereby hold the

of j payment fi fad

KOOTENAY COLUMBIA
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY

Chamber Meeting
Continued trom Page 1

LITTLE FLAG WAVING HERE
W. H. Reed, chairman of the

Boards of Trade and C!

Pe a IO ag Ia Ita

Mi
Tourist and Publicity Committee,|family left this morning for a
told the Chamber of a letter he|short holiday in Spokane and
had received from the Associated other U.S. points,

PP
KINNAIRD KORNER

ir, and Mrs, J. D, Lewis and

Mrs. A. M, Morehouse left on
visit

for on

of C which that

$60,000 being ‘Spent for advert-
ising this province, should be’ in-
creased,

The letter also suggests Cham-
bers might urge establishment of|-

San Francisco.
postponed action on these sug-

in view of the unsettled

NOTICE = ©

CASTLEGAR PUBLIC LIBRARY

HOURS
F ‘or the Summer —

Beginning, duly KJ the Library will be open Tuesday ©
evenings only from Tto 9 pm. for the months of July,
August and September.

Begining September: n the Library will go back to its

regular 5 T ys, 3 pm, to 5 pam.
in the afternoon and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the evenings,

and

Mr, Reed in a recommendation

Chambers and Boards of Trade|to New Brunswick and Nova Sco-
in B.C, should urge the present tia where she will visit her sis-

a Canadian Information centre ie Johnny Verigin Will

ter.

Mr, and‘ Mrs. ‘R, Wadey left
Tuesday for a vacation in Sask-
atchewan.

Marry Brilliant Miss

John J. Verigin, secretary of
the Union of Spiritual’ Commu-

We wish to announce that our business has been
purchased by MITCHELL SUPPLY LTD. Who will carry on
the same lines, :

We take this opportunity to thank our'many friends and :
for your

and hope you will extend to
the new owners your good will and patronage.

: To MITCHELL SUPPLY LTD. we also wish the best of
luck and feel sure they will extend the best of service to the
community.

aS

~ Bulletin: Board

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

Reserve July 4th for the LODE, ‘ trawberry Tea and Bake
table on the lawn of Mrs. ve Goresky. 3:00 pam.

_ Cason, United ‘church W.A. Bal a isale in.the Variety
r me. fo Hu i
* The Ladies / Au; Legion, "C:
Robson Branch ro as holding. a bake sale in the
Legion Hall, Saturday, June 27, at 2 p.m,

VACATION TRAVEL ACC
a period of from 1 day to 1 ‘year. oe is low. slater
ion medical loss
of wages, roost ¢ es

Protect your Children’s” Future! Paraliy Polio eg _
$15.00 ford. years:

dary to

Phone 3441 Castlegar

Insurance Advisors

Street from Columbia Avenue to

Cyril Bell Agencies Ltd.

of his own, suggested that Castle-] nities of Christ, Orthodox Douk-
gar merchants might be urged|hobors, will marry June 27, at
to have flag poles installed. in| Brilliant,

front of their premises where! yr, Verigin, who resides at
they could hang flags on national| Grand Forks, will marry Miss
and patroitic holidays. He said/ Laura’ Relkoff of Brilliant at a
there was a decided lack of “flag|ceremony on Saturday.

Committee were authorized to

purchase: 2,000 more of the maps borders on. galt, water
of Southeastern B.C. and adja-
cent areas, which the Associated
Boards of Trade and Chambers
of Commerce, are offering. The,
maps will be used for district
publication _ and advertising, as
they were last year. :
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT

The problem. of a lack of sum-
mer time employment for. uni-
versity and high school students
in this area, is not as serious as
appeared at first, it was reported.
‘Any student having difficulty
in finding work for the summer,
is asked to-contact the Chamber's
Welfare and Education Commit-
tee for help. The chairman of the

Losk Better!
Feel Better!

waving” here on
Day. .
Only th °
The ‘Tourist and Publicity atchewan Sot Alnetin’ do mak

committee is Rev. L, C. John-
ston. The Committee are willing
to help any employers who may
be looking: for student - workers
for the summer, also. :
PINE STREET OPENING

The proposed cpening of Pine

First Avenue, was reported on in
detail and a’ special committee
‘appointed to pursue the matter,
Blocking the project is the: fact
that the street would have to run

+ Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Anderson.

We have the of A Feed Co.,
and it will be our earnest endeavor to continue the same fine
service rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Anderson for the past
number of years. ~

In addition to carrying a full line of Feeds, Fertilizers,
. Farm and Garden ‘Supplies, we shall carry on the fuel
business formerly operated under the name of Mitchell

. Transfer.

We earnestly ‘solicit the continued patronage of all
* former friends and customers and extend an invitation to all
-, to visit our office and warehouse.

MITCHELL SUPPLY (0.

SUCCESSORS TO

PHONES 3551 and 4531,

through what is now private pro-
perty, on which a residence is
located. Negotiations have been
proceeding for some time and are
continuing, i
The Chamber feels this project
is essential to Castlegar’s prog- A
ress.
Members -of-, the committee
named, are M.:E. Moran, J. R,
Elliott, E. McGauley and G. Ww.
Shaw.
+ Three new members were wel-
comed into ‘the Chamber, They
are Elie Sopow, Vie Jenks and
K. A. Morrow. ‘

Be Completely
Comfortable In A

Pedigree
BATHING SUIT
$4.95 to $10.95

tae tin ati ett tiated

Mr. and: Mrs. Jim Leamy left
Sunday morning for Tacoma;

GO THE COOL
GREAT LAKES WAY...

Break your rail trip to or
from the East. Cruise the
Great Lakes’ between Fort
William and Port McNicoll.
Enjoy 2 whole days of gay
shipboard atmosphere, and
the superb meals and service
for which Canadian Pacific
is world famous. Your first
. class rail fare covers everything
but meals and berth. Weekly
. sailings to Sept. 5.
fnformation and reservations from * > bee
MB, DALTON, Agént :

‘Washington, to attend the funer-
al of Mr, Leamy’s sister.
Mrs, W. T. Waldie is visiting
her daughter Mrs. M. Flynn in
Calgary.
Mr,.:and Mrs, Alex Smecher
left by car on Wednesday for Ed-
monton from where they will
fly. to ‘Yellowknife, N.W.T. for

visit with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. aiDES
Smecher.

JANET’S

are
g HEAR YE! |

a WHAT LEITNER'S
| Fi | HAVE FOR YOU a
STARTING -

a FRIDAY, JUNE 26 Ez

| : REE i : |
Pde ALL...

WORK P. PANTS ]
7 eis 7
| QUALITY YOULL —

- Leitner’s. 4

a imited

Sk yline. Auto. Service

MOR-SUN’ OIL”

: .: Streamlined for Beauty

“VOU BUY"

Anderson Feed Co. & Mitchell Transfer

“BUILDING SUPPLIES ©

‘ INSULATION ‘SHINGLES
ROOFING PAPER * CEMENT
| MORTAR CEMENT’ “PLUMBING

C.1.L. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING. SUPPLY STORE
BOX $292 0% pes . onset PHONE 2161

‘Sales. ‘And Service

Stu

THE NEW CANADIAN CAR WITH THE
EUROPEAN LOOK

‘Spectacular | Performance in the Thriftiest “8” in Canada

ON THE

ebaker

RECORDS SHOW THAT ‘IN ACTUAL MILEAGE
PER GALLON THE COMMANDER V-8 WITH OVER-
DRIVE ‘TRANSMISSION BEAT ALL OTHER EIGHTS
_ ENTERED IN THE 1952 MOBIL i ECONOMY. RUN.

THE STUDEBAKER AT THE

B.A.:: PRODUCTS

.Work In Gastlegar

. one stepdaughter; Isabel, Kin-

naird, and a brother and sister

» Thurday, June 25, 1953

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Page 5

Kinnaird Civil Defence

, (Continued from Page 1)

Kinnaird Man Dies At

on Saturday for William John
tad err heart reacts nile tlegar, then another call came in.
at work in Castleaar, Thursday
afternoon, Burial was in the Park

Memorial Cemetery, Kinnaird, and shock, on their way out of

dale, Saskatchewan, where. he

farmed ‘and did carpentry work| Pare for them

‘Then ‘ came “still ‘another call,

later, moved some years ago to “975 homeless at Oasis,” was the,

Vancouver Island and from there
to Robson. For the past month
he had resided in Kinnaird,

He is survived by his wife and
three stepsons, Robert J. Scott,
Toronto; Warren Scott, Vancou-
ver and Donald Scott, Castlegar;

message.
clothing. Transportation needed."

on the Kinnaird Park, a registra-
tion centre for them at the

school, Suppiles of food | ani
d and

in Saskatchewan,

No sooner had the Transporta- . .
Funeral services were held at

tion Division assigned velticles Guides And Brownies.
Clarke's Funeral Chapel in Trail and drivers to take the patients .

to the emergency hospital at Cas-

This time there were 63 casualt-
ies, suffering from minor jnjuries son Hall on Friday, Junie 19.

Mr, Neil, who was born in Tis- arell Oy truck. The vise nig. ae men’s Institute, the event featured

“No food, Very little, iyities to a close for another sen-

While units of the Transports
tion Division, rus! ed to pick up

the evacuees, the Welfare Serv- the Cub Group
ice members made quick ar-

ice members a welfare cepot, John Englund Passes;

billets for the 375’ were arranged | ‘St.

Robson Rally Ends ©
Season For Gubs,

A large number of parents and
interested friends attended the
Rally of the Robson, Guides,
Brownles arid Cubs in the Rob-

Sponsored by the Robson Wo-

demonstrations by eath of the
three groups, of their

maater of ceremonies for the
evening. He Introduced Mrs. J.
F. Killough, District Commission-
er, who gave an interesting talk.
Mrs. Killough expressed the
regret of Assistant District Scout
Commissioner, Archdeacon B, A.
Resker, at not being able to at-
tend.

- Appreciation was also express-
ed for the work accomplished by
the leaders, Mrs. H, Johnson,
Brown Owl; Mrs. W, T. Waldie,
Guide Captain and R. Bro, Cub
Master. The hard work and com-

ments throughout the past year,
t and brought Guide and Scout act-

munity minded of the Rob-
son Women’s institute in spon-
soring.all three groups, was also
commender

Mr. Jack Smith, a of

was

Funeral Yesterday

Funeral services were held'in
Alban's Anglican © Church,
for John

among village
Meanwhile wardens were pat-
rolling the village to see that
everyone complied with air raid
precautions.. - They noted good
choperation from — practically
everyone although there were
quite a number of curious young:

RADIO
SERVICE
.B. HUBER

25. years experience

Emil Englund, who died in Trail
Tadanac Hospital Sunday morn-,
ing at the age of 55.

Services were ‘conducted by
Rev. W, Frick of the Peace Lu-
theran Church, Trail, and pail
beavers werd Frits Nelson, Jake

Emil G.

sters, gazing
violation of one of the most baste

precaullonery: rules,

_ "Work Guaranteed
Box 522 Phone 4923

A

Fora Victor: Bundy “and
Nels Bystrom. ‘Burial followed in
Park Cemetery at Kin-

In the ~ post-test.
some members expressed doubt
that the organization would, have
been able to do all it had theore-
tically done ‘in the event of an},
actual raid with similar calls for
help. They all agreed more mem-
bers are needed,

Castlegar, B.C.

naird,

Two hymns, “Abide. With Me”
and “Nearer My God to Thee”
‘were. sung.

Born in Nykarleby, Finland,
August 8, 1898, Mr, Englund, was
employed as'a carpenter. at Co-
minco, He is survived by his wife

“CASTLEGAR 2
SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS |

[ttl

PHONE 3033 \

Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Campbell
and,Mr. and Mrs. J. R: Elliott
Jeft ‘Friday evening for a week-
end motor excursion | to Spokane.

and’ son-
in-law, Mr. “and Mrs. H. Floetting
of Abbotsford — their three
Lchildren. 7

of his brother. and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Price.

u .Jim Scott has resigned his posi-
tion as accountant for the Celgar
Development ‘Company, William
Waldie & Sons Division and is
leaving shortly, to. take up resi-
dence in Alberta. His

They
Mr..and Mrs, ‘Leo Reiner and

family and. Mr..and Mrs. F. J.
Beinder, all of Rossland, were

J.| Mr. G.O. Dybhavn whose wife

position here is being filled by

wife and child are, expected to

and twin sons, Roy and Ralph of |’

Photo Studio

FINEST QUALITY
‘SERVICE

"Box 522 Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.C.

vo

Join In
The Fun

ENTER THE
CONTEST

Now
: Merchants

CASTLE
Bob’s Pay WN’ Tak It

Member Castlegar

Spred Satin and Giidden

PAINTS

Sash — Door and Cabinet Making

“KOOTENAY BUILDERS

Phone 3006

Castlegar Highway

We Have Just Purchased A.. :

PORTABLE ELECTRIC

ARC WELDER

- WELDING NEEDS

3 THIS MACHINE CAN BE TAKEN RIGHT
TO YOUR JOB —
THAT WILL ASSIST YOU. GREATLY

FOR WELDING PHONE

A_ CONVENIENCE

And will be Happy to Fill Your

Kinnaird Service

4227

Merchants’ Assn.

Sunday visitors at the home of
v Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Williams.
o Miss eye Baleeoeaic a stu-
“a dent “at~ Sogerhian anita
4 Nursing Peet wae
‘| ‘returned. for..a. hdliday. at! Me
homie of © her - ‘parents, - Mr. and

|.Credit Union: Convention in Van-
couver this weekend.

The Castlegar . Kiwanis Club
held: a smoker, Tuesday’ night in
the , Coronation. ‘Hall, following
their regular meeting, asa fond
farewell gesture to two members
DA who are leaving the aise With

an

| “Tipit” > tournament the Kiwan-
“|qans‘said a fond adieu-to R..W.
, | Graham. .who is, leaving ‘shortly
\| for ‘England to further his musi-
cal studies. there, and Jim ‘Scott,
iwho jg Jeaving Saturday to, take
up residence in) Edmonton, -

v ots Jack ‘Price of “ Craribrook was
AES ster this week at the: home

Coronation Day Financial Statement. 4
Ne

“pecehnts Expenses. Profit
$ $401.83 $ er oe $ ry 30°

F. 0. Eagles (Midway) .....

Tug-o-War _ ......
Donati :

Castle-Bar Ranch .....
TOTAL
Othér Disbursements

arrive in Castlegar this week..

hh aPer Tey CEMENT: woe

Also One Cement Mixer & Floor Sander

Phone 371 I.

“ghuces TRaNsran

“Castlegar, B.C.

We Have

ahs ee

THE PERFECT. MIX

FOR “RENT

“HE EVIDENT UNITY OF

4.25
LO.D.E, (Bingo)
Kiwanis Club ( ation Ball) o Bel oe e280 2038
Kinnaird Improv. Society (Ref. Stand). 587.27 . 464.54". ° 122.73
Firemen’s Club (Lot Raffle & Fireworks). 743.00 610.27 132.73
W.A. to Eagles (Queen Contest) 1192.75 294.62 933.13,
" Other Receipts peal
ei ay :
+ ‘Vill: f Castlegar (Donation) 150,00 150.00
; Ba “Ciab eae 30.16 - 30.16
Cotton Candy + 28.00 28,00
Zibins A 30.60 30.60
7.00 7.00

$3716.98 $1871.32 $1845.88 : ee

a) THE CASTLEGAR CORONATION. DAY COMMITTEE ©
"zo EACH OF THE VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS WHO
SPONSORED EVENTS OF ‘THE GRAND DAY ‘AND -
TO EACH AND EVERY PERSON WHO ATTENDED THE,
FESTIVITIES OR IN ANY waX CONTRIBUTED TO THE
SUCCESS, OF: THE CASTLEGAR CORONATION DAY

Our Sincere Thanks
2.0. 1S MOST GRATIFYING

THE CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT
HOSPITAL SOCIETY - wh

‘THE DISTRICT BEHIND US

‘

ws -ARE. PLEASED To

AMMAR
THE ‘OPENING. .
Of their New Concrete Plant In

-». Castlegar

ie INFORMATION . ..

- On. Your: Concrete Needs
" PHONE TRAIL, 2054 — Collect’,

AUSTRALIA *

Frank Sedgman

(World Amateur” P cuisib)

.Ken McGegor.

ye (Australian .Champ)

RESERVED SEATS — $3. 60, $2.50, $2. 00, $1.50; RUSH $1.50
CHILDREN — Reserved Seat $1.00 Se 22 Come Pay

“Box Ofiice Open Tues’ to Fil ot
Saturday. 10, to: 12. and ‘1 to 5

Phone Trail 887 Fiore Reservations"

DON'T MISS ©.THIS
Hel alan EVENT

INTERNATIONAL :

ae Casini

li, JUNE 29 - i

Doors ‘open. T15, p.m..

> Four of ‘the world’s greatest players in two singles and one

doubles: match.

.. “Pancho’

AMERICA
Jack Kramer

(World Pro, opamp)

(World Pro. Runner-Up)

Float Prizes ..
Race Prizes .. 5,00 '
Dismantling Booths & 10.00
Castle News . 57.33
Nelson ‘News 12,60
Trail Times .. 13.20
c Dru, 9.08
Rigby’s ..... s 3.21
Cyril Bell Agencies ..... 81.27.
Ogiow 294 33 i
Waldie ‘ 5h
Chucks - E ae
TOTAL’ ‘504.78 584.78
NET PROFIT TO HOSPITAL SOCIETY % : “$1260.88
: GROSS RECEIPTS - EXPENSES an
f : $1871.32
me $584.78 ©
oq Hospital Society” $1260.88
—_—. ae —
‘ $3716.98 eae $3716.98
.V. CAMPBELL, ‘Chal € ion Day. C i