CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 25, 1964
_ Happy Crowd at Robson
WI's Strawberry Festival

ite cloudy skies and crowning of the queen, the hea-
good crowd | vens opened up, and all were
‘and adults| forced under cover. Due to the
kindness of Henry Hyson, the
school auditorium was used.
The band, under the’ direc-
tlon of Norman Fishwick, was in
‘attendance and the’ Queen, | Mar-
' garet)Thors, and her attendants
Joanne Millis, Julie Havdale,
Violet Gorkoff, Glenda Oborne,
Nadia Kales-

Festival. :
“The ©: B. Ballard Rover

crew were: in’ charge of. many
varted and interesting races and

games. ?
Concession: booths «by the
Evening: Group and: games: of}:
skill by Castlegar, Junior Cham-|
ber of Commerce were’ set up
enjoyed ‘by. all. ?
A few minutes’ before the
: B crowned by. Mrs.
charter member of

WI.

Mrs, Waldie then introduc-
ed Mrs. Leckett of Fruitvale,
past president. of the’ district,
whe, brought greetings and best

and

Rokison Evening
Group’ Meoling .
The Robson Evening Group
held its last meeting at the home
of Mrs, Ivy Saliken ‘with 15
members and one guest present.
Mrs. Woodrow, gave the se-
cretary’s' report inthe absence
of Mrs. Donald. i
Mrs. Saliken gave a progress
report on’ the’ selling of Wat-
“Kins products,

The draw was won by Mrs.
Macallister. A delicious lunch) pall,
was served by the hostess.
ENCE

WAYNE’S

TWO-WAY RADIO

‘Kinnaird Residents

sprin
der the Junior Olympic’ Train-

acorss: Canada by! the Royal Ca-
-nadian Legion ag part of a’ phy-
sical fitness program.

the Branch by the staff of. the
school :not only’ by their. help,
but also by making available the
equipment. fe

testants. was kept in.the various

Arishinkoff.
class-50 yd. dash, 75. yd. dash

This meet wound w)
training and‘ trial

n that is being sponsored

Fine cooperation’ was. given

"s record of first plage con-

‘The local Branch was well pleas-
ed. with’ their i i

TA.,
training: and: track meet’ was an}
mptu meeting at the Le:

0-|F. B et
ti: President.

‘and! refres
hi

Department, of Highways
; Nelson, B.C,

The following schedule will be

to September. 8, 1964,
SUMMER SCHE
-) pheitie Daylight Saving”
Leave Balfour !

7:00 a.m.,
9:00 a.m,

id any-"
assist-

wind “up of the spring

than’ welcome 10:00; ae

nts:
0 yd. dash

Mr

ume Gayle McNabb,
iscus throw and broad

uating
sented to the school at awards

day recently by Don Schwartzen-
hauer, president of the graduat-

rs
Marg. Brownli

‘Ss.
Mrs, H. Grummett, Mrs, H.
.| Johnson, Mrs. J. Raine,
DeFoe and ‘Mrs, E. Cuthill,
C| members ‘of:Minto Chapter, Or.
der‘of the’ Eastern: Star. moto1
ed to”Rogslind where they ate
tended a coffee party held by
members of Alpha Chapter who
were honoring one of their mem-
bers who is’ leaving Rossland'to
h{ make her home in Penticton.

Big Air

‘Sohnson, Ph. 365-0294

Mrs, R.
all

The picture of the grad-

class of SHSS was pre-|in'a row.

4 pm. 'ol

2 Planned
ee | ae it, 4
:

t Colville

“Sports Spectacu!

The .show will, be held at
nm’ Aug. 1 and at 2 p.m.
on Aug. 2, Colville Jaycees will

Show

1:00am.

Show .was. feat

June 17, 1964
Nelson, B.C.

effective on the
Kootenay Lake’ Ferries corimencing June 27, 1964

, 12:00. mid.

District Engineer.

evil

11:00 ain.”
12:00 noon
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:00' p.m.
4:00.p:m.
5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m
10:00 p.m.

2:00 a.m.

‘NAPOLEON — By McBride”

(T SURE IS A‘ RELIEF TO HAVE "
/SUZY. OVER TO PLA UTES
SOE Tem AGRE

§ AS <

George Cady Again Chosen 7
To Carry Liberal’s Standard

Kootena’ West. k
lore ite! “ilberal "candidate | inauship renee an sates:
Frande on the fag. issue, Unant- Mr. Cady scored opposition
micusly ° ects Grit: ‘standard | leader John Diefenbaker for the
al Warfield . last .week| manner in. which he said the
dy,’ Liberal candi- Conservative MP - from: Saskat-;
Aan qu
pols. questioned government
le said that if the a
ment falls, Mr. Diefenbaker ‘can
be blamed for an early election.
‘IT am’ prepared,” O

date ia the last federal election. |):
im he made his} the‘ meeting, “to serve the peo-

te!
flag rand cle!
erved under the Red ;
Busign on you can place your trust and
tad ovine aunty 2 ee ee aay
new flag will bind Canadians to-| in
i Bether, hen I must stand behind | nay West,
time th
went: unopposed | sented aes ui
tl dy

Mr. Cady is successt
gaining the seat for at

when the 54: memh

Stood "solidly behind
or,

Nelgon. : farren Ferguso!

he told | Bim
ple, party: and cause in’ which |

it will be ‘the first | am
ding. will be’ repre- | /#aam

Housing Deals
“With More Than
: Roof Overhead

By CMHC:

The study of housing deals
with one of: man's -basic needs

<— shelter,

But housing is more
just’ shelter, more than fhe
mm | roof over-your head. It means
providing decent living accom-
modation with all the additional
things: that” modern: ingenuity
has added to the home and that
expect — sa-
nitary facilities, meats of com:

tomation “in
kitchen,.. temperature contra

we have come:to

munication, * aut

entertainment facilities,
aing includes
parking ; areas, °,(;

dation’ for ep :

unive

Swimming ‘is Fun.

- But Waler Safety.

Providing decent accommo-

“Quside the house itself hou-
the ; buildin;

of
streets, ‘parks, playgrounds-and

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS; Thuraday,

_ Castlegar: Junior ‘Guides.
Entertain at Lawn Party

The Castlegar Junior Guide| noon Mrs. Stre’
ca 2 off presented
ce mpany under the leadership | Mrs, H. Johnson on behalf of the

in 4
fe pariah Me Parent group with a bon voyage
last week on, ‘the nia at the fisy ane wished hee 8 hapny hol

day. Mrs. Johnso:
to: home, This was the ro igen
girls’ final mecting for the sea- Heed neg ar: he ellis and

Included in the guests were
ict ‘col

the guests for attend-

ing.

omalee; and the! eit mo

.-, Mra. Rizzuto welcomed the
guests and the Guides held their
opening ceremony. The girls en-
tertained ©: with © several: camp
songs ‘after which they: served
delicious refreshments to their

ene Faring. th
: ig. the afternoon Mrs.
Johnson.and Mrs, Dalziel judged
some nature work the girls had
done. was a difficult task
as. there ‘were 60 many beauti-
ful nature specimens turned in.
There were many pressed fip-
wers, leaves, drawings of se-
kinds of ‘birds found in

Con.
Durance

Rescue trucks with full res
sue equipment are now station:
in each zone in the province.
They are available for tralning
ite ie municipal Jevel. Provin-
§ 1 insiructors may be brought
fa ior training and local candi-
oa es. may: be sent to Vancouver

cH

PRINTING?!

“McGILL SHOES ~

‘rom >

EREMENKO'S |

Septic Tank Service is
now available. Phone: the boy yaaa
Village Office for particulars. se ‘Aheow Heather Megher pul
__tecord players, ete. Allen Selbie, and eens hrow Wm. Jellema,
182-4th Ave. Kinnaird Village. Clerk.

i , dash and 220 yd, dash
MMMM

Ron Jackson. Broad jump,
eee eee ————————————————

also sponsor.‘an air show dance| |: ;
the ‘night of ‘Aug.: 1.
. Featured flyer will be Har-
old’ Krier, internationally 'fam-
ous’ three-time ‘winner of the
coveted Colonel Joe Mackey’ pre-
cision aerobatic flying trophy.

ing class. :

r. and Mrs, Don Wickett
and family left Saturday. for a
holiday to be spent visiting with
their parents and relations in

Rosetown, Sask.
.° P. Sherridan, | wo

Mrs. i
spent: the past two weeks visit-
ing. with Mrs. L McNeil, left
Monday to; return to' her home

SALES & SERVICE.
Ph. 365-3298
We handle car radios,

Must be Ghserved

The ‘summer '
year unfortunately claims every,

Road and Use Gastlogar Nows Classified Ais

fe. sp lake,; river or swimmin;
ral pi is the only party that | 48 the most lethal vacation’ hee
apy to the “majority of Ca-} 2°d, according to
t : ithe All’ Ca-
nadians. st ‘ nada ‘Insurance Federation.
‘The | Conservatives,” ld: be ny ig is fun and‘ sho-
: enjoyed.
ttmioet: ye Saft

yd. dash and 440 yd. dash Les
Rourke, high jump Wayne Ki-
nakin,‘ pole vault Ray ‘Halera-
wich. Boys juvenile class pole|in Vancouver. —
vault high jump and broad jump ‘Mrs;.J.-D. Smith returned
Pat Verigin, 100 yd. and 220/ home, Thursday after spending
yd. Arm two weeks visiting with relations ees eee
in Vancouver and Victoria: :

and Mrs, L. Grunerud

and family of Vancouver spent
-}a few: days visiting’ wil the

We have the Answer to-your.

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‘Don't be puzzled — see
us to-day and in the
meantime here's your.

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sald, “as a patry,. te:

present ‘nhesied” ‘indivi
corporate wealth, while th
represent organized ‘labor ‘un-

Speaking on the flag issue,

§ William J. Weymark P. Eng.
Consulting Engineer

‘PISTOLMATIC.

A high-quality, one-hand

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INVESTIGATIONS, REPORTS, DESIGNS

FLOODING, DRAINAGE, WATER SUPPLY,

POWER AND MINING .

former's parents, ‘Mr. am Mrs.

Mr. ‘Jolivet said: “At least p

know our position clearer. The

ing: lives: -
1) Learn how, to swim and

Operated grease’ gun, com-
plete with 12” flexible exten-
sion hose, You save $5.25.-

a crossword puzzle answer

HIT TCIS INF IRTAIMIE |

over the regular Esso retail
price of $8.25, when you pur-
chase one carton of 60 Esso

MP Grease Cartridges—the
sure, economical way to keep
your equipment in top work-.4,%:,
: ing condition. Get one from)
your Imperial Esso Agent—

but order soon, this repe:

offer is for a limited time only.

F MORE NOW...MORE IN THE FUTURE...FROM INPERIAG eI

teach’ the ‘children’ to s
prime minister, in that, . 2) Do not area
Us a great ‘service. nae has done fees to panied by fate We a
: E NEE MBLIETA) -

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Castleaird ‘Plaza |igccnp wat pa | Sart :
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- THURSDAY, JULY 2nd beac i
KIDDIES — DOOR PRIZES EACH DAY’
3] OPENING DAY

a Zaitsoff of Vic-

3310 Westmount Road, West Vancouver, B.C. WA21536
Castlegar over the

WOOD SHORTAGE?
Problem solved when
Nat Gas takes over.
Automatic, Troublefree.
Terms for Installation.

= WRITING TO ~
ANYONE? °
your envelope 3

should show:

, The name of the
‘dh. person you are
4. addressing,
The street number,
street name, or
__ Post office box number,
apartment or business
., Block, suite, if any.
City, town or village,
‘and postal zone,
\ Gf in use,
province, too.
Your name and i
your complete address
in the upper left corner.

enor aa me INITIO!
JEIRTRIATNID BICIOIR [ry
swim 0 Olym:|}* PIAISISICISMTRIE ATES

; Kinnaird Hears ieee .

z . loon and a mor it ¢ 1
Nothing on Motor seene, Dr. Fowler said the mie"
Hofel Proposal ~

‘The Village of Kinnaird has
not heard a word lately on the
proposed -motor-hotel slated. to
be built directly across from
Castleaird

Tals were prepared for ‘-
[See Sena Abe
; _B.C.: Medical social 3
and he suggested that rocation ning (sto
| ber: purchase ;them: for presen-
sugeestion wil be studied by the

nm je
Chamber's executive.: od by the
: oe

eee
swim during light- out
ee ig! as

0) Learn how't iste he :
Ww"
artificial respiration: eee | centres: ection

INLAND NATURAL GAS
co. LTD.
Castlegar

FREE BALLOONS FOR THE
COFFEE AND DONUTS

‘for the sumn

This is a change of ownership from S. C. Muirhead to Clare Williamson’
—- Come in and meet the new owner and his wife and clerks. We will
do our best to serve your needs with our wide variety of merchandise.

FLYERS ARE IN THE MAIL

home of
Treasurer Alex Che

reported there‘ are cpoveaave

Ber aed SST ev

memberships.” -up individual

’ *

Allen Sel-
this week that

J. Riemer Jr.

*
Bill Wadds of Wadds Con-
struction: of Robson’ and Cor
Nicholson, owner of the Castle-
gar News Stand, were accepted
into membership’ in the Cham-
ber, John Guthrie, ‘manager of
the Celgar pulp siviston here,
ie Chamber as

he has’ accepte:
Prince George. = Position a

Kinnaird Residents

Riemer Sr. feet.”
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanem
of Cloverdale and Mr. V. Wiebe
of Castlegar weer Sunday visi-
tors at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. J. Dyck.

Doorway to
_ all your banking ~

* : ¢ C a!
_ A letter ‘will be sent. By see : Z Pre cee h
Be ya, Alon sue
Castlegar ares: office in’ the
: * is

. W.T. Waldie of the Cham-
ber’s Columbia’ River Gevehe:
ment Committee sald the ‘com-
mittee’s chairman, J. C. Enevold-
sen, had met in Vancouver. with
officials of B.C. Hydro and re-
ceived | assurances of: ‘the: Au- |:
Shority if; fooperatio: 1 with the |°

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mer Dee com! ee. ce 3 i
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MOTORS Lid.

Fvin Amerlea's fongést fre rary ride batwoon Btu iad Koctenay Boy =. 2880 Highway Drive, TRAIL, Phone Zenith ‘6330.
= _ “SALES ‘AND. SERVICE |

taking over the ownership of
New highways into the.Kootenays are helping ta lure people
ront nefghbouring: Alberta and ‘from the south. Like the = Lae

Robinson Stores
products of Interior. Breweries; the, “quality” of what we

and say “Thank You” to all who ene ne
; : ; : ft : ! “4 A offer tourists Is ble - soaring is and'clear, _
a . * beautiful lakes plus‘a happy welcome!

You are warned that Water Service will be .
suspended to. 7th Ave., North of Bench Road,
Wocdiand Park and Dumont from midnight June :
‘29 to 4.00 a.m. June 30,

| THERE’S MORE THAN
GOOD BEER BREWING IN
THE KOOTENAYS!

_ please don't make
the postman guess—
be sure to write ©
the correct address.

. W. Ledue
and family of Kinnaird were
S Sunday visitors at the home of
aan fon AY Mr. and Mrs. C. Rempel.

TwT_ iT i tiniTTTTTaTinitttt

Allen Selbie, Village Clerk

Did you ever stop to consider all the things
a chartered bank can: do for you? Your

local branch is much more ‘than a conve--
nient place to make a deposit, cash a cheque
_ OF see about a loan: ach branch,’ large
or small, offers a full'banking service; And
only here is it possible for. you todoall your 3
banking under one roof.A branch tank is,
in effect, a service centre and everyone:on
the stat is there to ‘help you, to look after

We wish to extend Best Wishes to

This Is ariother kind of “brewing” we like <‘the steady hum

of our fast-growing tourist industry. Not just because visitors -
‘use ‘Our products and ‘enjoy them, but: because’ “tourist
dollars mean more work and a better living for all Kootenay:

Mr. and Mrs. Clare ‘Williamson on

Cen

Bo 8 Envoy
Corvair

: patronized us during our operation

of the ‘store.

INTERIOR

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Brewery-fresh beer and ale thr the ai doesn’t
he way from the fresh malt to
n't buy

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. MUIRHEAD

‘ :
: just happen. Every step of t

: the bottling process quality is the watchword, You ca

better beer than that of Interior Brewerles. :

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ertisément.is not, publish or displayed by, the Liquor Control Board or. by. the. Governiient of British Columbia,

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