CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 9, 1959

PA System -For PNE

Visitors to the Pacific Nation.
al Exhibition, Aug. 22 to Sept. 7,
wit be able to “play by ear” for
the first me in the Fair's his:
tory.

The ‘voard of directors has
approved the installation of a
power amplifier system which
will extend over almost 80 per
cent of Exhibition Park, It will
be controlled from a single mas-
ter transmission unlit at a sound
Jevel that will Bor Seer with
individual PA s on the

grounds, s

=’. Main’ purpose of the installa:
tion will be to advise the crowds
of various’ attractlons scheduled
throughout the day. It will also
serve as an emergency alert In
the event of minor and major cri
ses that’ Inevitably arise when
thousands of men women and
children get together to relax and
play. :

- One of Its most
and active roles will be that of
pole parents with children who

stray.

SM Le

ADULT POLIO CLINIC

REMINDER
Friday, July 17th, 1959
8.30 -5.00 p.m.

IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICE

15 PINE

STREET

For All Those Needing Their 2nd Dose of Polio
Vaccine

cA i

This mmiriister
of inensport

‘The family minister of transport jokes as he lifts his young
son into the car, but he is well aware that raising a growing
child is no joke, It means watching family expenses with

an eagle eye,

The annual expenditures of the Minister of Transport at
Ottawa involve millions of dollars — and his department is

only one of many.

This money comes through the Minister of Finance who
gots it largely in taxes from Canadians such as you. Whea
he spends more than he takes in, he must borrow from you
..~ or clse create new money. The creation of new money
is one factor that feads to inflation — which means your

doilar buys less and less.

The government has been spending more than you have
been paying in taxes. To narrow the gap between income
and expenditures, new taxes have been imposed.

You can encourage the government to live within: its
income by asking only for those services you are willing to
pay for with taxes. Tell your M.P. at Ottawa that since you
are trying to save, you expect government to do the same.

You also help when you save more by means of life
insurance, savings deposits, and the purchase of government
bonds, Your savings help to create a SOUND dollar; and
this, in turn, helps to create job parce for you and more

jobs for other Canadians,

A SOUND DOLLAR MEANS
A BETTER LIFE FOR You

GIVE YOUR ACTIVE SUPPORT
TO THE FIGHT AGAINST INFLATION

C4
A PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE FRO THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IM CANADA,

Kinnaird Council Briefs

Hugh MacDonald of A and B
Construction received council's
permission to rent 500 feet of fire
hose from the village for one
week at a fee of $50. The hose
awill be used to supply water for
packing fill at the Castleaird
Plaza site.

oo
A village employee “had the
gall to tell me my can wasn't
a standard garbage can” s Kin-
naird resident complained to
oduncil.

A member of the village gar-
bage crew broke the handle off
his garbage can, G. E, McMillan
told council, and then informed
him his can wasn’'t.a standard
garbage can.

“The only difference between
my neighbor's can and mine is
that mine is painted inside as
well as out to keep it fom rust
ing,” sald Mr. McMillan. Villag
chairman Carl Loeblich told Mr.
McMillan he would look into the
complaint.

oe @
‘The log

Mike Popoff for a garage was ap-
proved. by council.
one
Commissioner McLeod re-
ported that during a test period
when the chlorinator was‘turn-
ed off, the village's water sys-
tem had a contamination read-
Ing of “5-5-5”. “That's the worst

Kinnaird Council’
Meets With Celgar

- A n
Over River Pollution
” Officials of Celgar. met with
the Kinnalrd council Friday night
to discuss possible pollution by
the pulp mill of the Columbia
river ‘from which -Kinnaird gets
its water supply
A. E. Penny, vice-president of
pulp for the com:

you can get,” Mr.
Loeblich.
6

Accounts totaling $2,211.46
«were approved.
oar

‘Three readings were given to
the village's trailer prohibition by-
law. Fourth reading was given
the bylaw last night and it has
gone to Victoria for approval.

see

The village clerk was instuct-
ed to send a letter to P. M. Zee-
en advising him that commis-
sloners Rust and McLeod had
taken a sight survey of the area
between Mr. Zeeben'’s property
Hne and the garage of J. E, Bur-

e | TOWS,

Mr, McLeod advised Mr. Zec-
ben to have a legal survey tak-
en and ff the garage is found

* to be on his property he can
take the action to

ging
of Cooke Lumber attended the
meeting with regard to a trailer
parked on private property to
which a water connection has
been made.

Council sald the parking of
the traller contravenes the vil-
lage’s proposedd pl |.
tion bylaw Also, an extra wat-
er connection cannot be made
from an existing connection
without application to the vil-

lage office.

Cooke Lumber will advise the
‘Nillage as to whether or not the

company, under the terms of the
OPR lease it is using, can park its
trailer on CPR property without,
contravening the village's trailer
bylaws eee

“He's in a class by ner

ations.
sae

‘An $800 building permit by

Municipal Exams
Passed by Glork

‘Castlegar village clerk Joe
second:

culty of comme!
administration at the University
of B.C. Mr. Logelin Will continue
his studies for another two

‘Baseball Team Beat |
Fruiivate Sunday, 2-0

The Castlegar Caribou Base-
‘ball team beat Fruitvale 2.0 Sun-

day,
Sam Shieloff allowed only

doubleheader was called
of rain.

New Denver visits Castlegar
Sunday to play two games, one

have the matter rectified.
+ eo 8
ance chairman. G. S. Rust
advised council that $51,352.22 in
taxes had been collected by June
30, This sum represents 84.28 per
cent of the total tax levy.
see
- Commissioners Jake Hend-
ricks and Mrs, J, W. Dougan are
on holidays and were © absent
from the meeting
Ata ‘special meeting of the
Kinnaird councll Friday night
Mrs, Dougan, who is chairman of
the parks and cemetery commit-
tee, strongly objected to campers
being directed to the Kinnaird
Park fo a. place to camp over-
night.

pany, said the most modern_pro-
cess will be used by Celgar leav-
ing very little refuse to be put in-
to the river. In this process, the
solid refuse Is burned and the
acids and chemicals are reused.

Mr. Penny said there would
be a complete sewage disposal
plant-for the pulp mill and saw-
mill and no sewage will be put in-
to the Columbia, He said bark
from the logs would be burned
and a lage clarifier would be
‘built to take out the fine ash be-
fore it enters the river.

The flow of the Columbia ts
so great arfd the amount of mat
erlal that will be put Into it is so
small, said Mr. Penny, that there
would be no problem of pollution,

However, Mr. Penny said if
the problem should arise Celgar
would do everything possible to
rectify matters.

Odours from the mill be sup-
pressed to a great extent by the
eompany’s process of continuous
cooking. Mr. Penny sald the com-
pany will take care of the pro-
blems of ash and smoke for its
own sake as the company plans
to store chips out in the open
and chips have to be perfectly
clean to make the grade of paper
that will be made from Celgar
pulp.

Castlegar News

KINNAIRD, B.C,

~’ Brakes — Tune-ups — Lub and Oil

DID YOU PUT ON NEW TIRES RECENT-

Ly? HELP SAVE THE SAFEST AND BEST HALF
OF YOUR TIRES WITH ‘A WHEEL ALIGNMENT
2_Now don’t wait until one side is bald long before
it’s time. Tire wear during the first 10,000 miles is
hard to spot, but very present — Stop this excessive
wear now by dropping in at

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PHONE 2472

WRENCH
HAMMER

DAYS ARE OVER

The days of the wrench and hammer are.over!.To-
day’s fine automobiles need expert servicemen using
the finest equipment, machines and ‘tools available.
Our garage can and will give you all the highest
possible quality of work possible. We. guarantee
our work to keep your car’ in top-flight order.

Castle Motors Lid.

_ NEW
NON-STOP
SERVICE TO
VANCOUVER
INCREASED T0
DAILY. stxces

SUNDAY
Now, for your added convenience, Can-
. adian Pacifie’s new additional Convair
flight — non-stop — to Vancouver is
operating DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ...
only 1 hour and 40 minutes.

Ly, Castlegar 11:30 a.m.| Lv. Vancouver 9:15 a.m.
Ar. Vancquver 1:10 p.m, | Ar. Castlegar 10:45 a.m.

CASTLEGAR to VANCOUVER
$46 RETURN

For full information and reservations — call
your Travel Agent or Canadian Pacific, phone

fj

weceptoceey

slapd sh soins ti: pre one

St. Rita’s Roman Catholic Church
Rev. E. A. Brophy, P.P. Sth at Elm Street
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.

Mass at Genelle at 7pm °

The Community Bible Centre
€ Sunday in the Legion Hall -
At 51 Colurnbia Avenue
30:30 a.m. Sunday School — 7:30.p.m. Family Service.
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. — Young ‘People’s Hour
Thursday, 7:45 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study

The United Church of Canada
Robson — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11 a.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. in the Twin Rivers Hall

The Presbyterian Church of Kinnaird
: Public Worship at 11 am,
Church School at 10 a.m,
Bible Study Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m.
Rev, M. S. Reside, B.A., B.D,

The Anglican Church
Sunday, July 12
Castlegar: 8 a.m, and 7.30 p.m.
Kinnaird 9.00,a.m.
Robson 11.00 a.m.

The Pent tal Tab 1
Sunday School - 10 a.m. — Morning Worship - 11 a.m
Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study,
Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Young People’s Friday at Fy 30 p.m.

Robson Community Memorial Church
United Church — Ist and 3rd Sundays at 1] a.m.
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m. and
- . 4th Sunday at 8 a.m, and 7:30 p.m.
Baptist Church — 5th Sunday

‘BUSINESS DIRECTORY

4.1, LAUGHTON

CLASSIFIED
AD RATES

Classifled ads are char
Ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure per
insertion, with a minimum
charge of 50 cents. The ad
ean run three weeks for the
price of two {f there are no
changes to be made !n sub-
sequent wecks,

There Is a 25. cent bil

Four-bedroom house on two
corner lots, Gas furnace, garage.
390-7th Ave, Castlegar. Phone
5114.

Iron-man stoker. Phone 208-L
Nelson, or .write 817 Vernon St.

Sixty-foot lot in Kinberry
Heights. Phone 4416, 327

15-foot, 1958 house traller.
Reasonable for cash, Phone et

Red chestértield, A-1 gona
tion, Phone 2201,

ling charge for
ads not paid for by 12 noor
.of the date of

Baby buggy. Call at 10 Lake-
view Drive, Phone 5236, 127

Engagement notices, ob
ituartes and cards of thanks
of “usual” length are pub
lished at a flat charge of $1

After three bills have
been sent to an account no
further advertisements will
be accepted from that ac
count until the first classl
fied ad has been paid for,

FOR SALE

‘Four-bedroom house, No rea-
sonable offer refused. Reason for
selling: other interests. Write box
A90E. 327

Bungalow- roofed, gas-heated
two-bedroom house with base-
ment room. Phone 7651 or apply
580—7th Ave, 327

Small two-room house on
lage lot on 3rd Ave., Castlegar.
Apply Wetmore and McGauley.
2 3

Practically new Berkel scale
and Berkel meat slicer, One port-
able walk-in freezer and a port-
able walk-in cooler, 2 hp

“ARLES
See asin
mn MIEN Af DEPOSHS

WHERE 1S 1°
AMSAFE FoR din
to eueee er wittout
severe, | &
it Solon ISLANDS.

sors. Good deal for cash. Appl:
box 490F. 7327

FOR RENT

‘Room and board or suites.

.-:| Phone 9781, tin 21

Modern house, Apply at
house back of 76 Maple St., Cas-
tlegar. 325

SconiActous.
LAVA, TROKA

periCzugene WES , ACAHE AGE. OF
Persea Pete PROCESS BY"

WEWsraren A ‘AnD BOOKS.
re i Feat te tlh mh

2 YEARS, PMENTED THE FIRST,
HS COULD BE USED IK

WANTED

‘Wanted to rent, two or three-
bedroom home in Castlegar Dis-
trict

Pony 35MM Kodak camera
and GE exposure meter (type
PR3) reward. Phone

phone 4261 (Inland Gas), tin26

Two wheel alignments per
day. Phone 2472,‘Ken’s Wheel
A 327

“Two-room cottage. Apply
Smith's Marine Service, phone
9004-J, Syringa Creek. 326

Furnished suite. Phone 5156
or apply 801—5Sth Ave.

3032. tin27

Legal

Or PUBLIC

11%-year-old girl desires job
babysitting or doing Ught house:
work durIng day. Phone 5460.
LI

House trailer, 25 feet. Fully
equipped. Terms available. Apply
W. Crock, Cedar’ Crest Motel
Phone 5144. 327

Small furnished cottage at
Robson for a couple, or with one
child only. Phone 4558.

Semi-finished two-bedroom
house, Full basement, furnace and
tin 16)

Fiveroom modern home" at] ogg;
Robson townsite, Automatic oll

garage. Phone 4738.

heat, frult trees, lawn, garden,

corner lot. Phone 5165 or write
Box 285, Robson. © 326

For rent or sale: Mobile
home lots on highway or river.
side, All, conveniences including
good water and Power. Located 10

Twoor three-bedroom house

Lot or business building on
Coluribia Ave. Must have 500] D.
feet of floor Fare plus living,

miles south of C: . Phone
-X3 Trail, or apply D. R Smith
Genelle.

derby, BC.” oe: at

immediately. Phone 2681 between |.
327/830 am. ahd 530 pm, —tfn27

SEALED TENDERS address-
ed to the Secretary, Department
of Public Works, Ottawa, and en-

.LLEY, Bs
be recelved ‘until 3:00 P.M. (EB.
.T.),, WEDNESDAY, AUG-
UST 12, 1959,"
Plans, specifications and
forms of tenders can ‘be seen, or

Self-contained  three-room
basement suite in Kinnaird. Fully

naird, Phone 2738,

Good building lots, in sine
tin

private |

Phone 5349, 127

” GENERAL BUILDING
- CONTRACTORS
CEL. PAINTS :
* CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 240 — Phone 2162

ALEX CHEVELDAVE
BC, Land Surveyor.

448 Columbla Avenue
astl

Ci
(Phone 5342 Box 813)
.

lots. Terms if ne-
cessary. Apply Es Auto Court.
Phone 5200. 2114

NOTICES.

tT “sales and service. ‘Agent
for Marconi. Phone 5167. R, Mar.

t A th

dni, tin

house on three-quarter acre in

Robson, Write Box 316, C

Bulidozing and gravel. haul-
ing. Eli ‘Sopow, phone 5200, 2114

326

s RECOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.

Box .303, tin 41

‘A complete beauty service

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD
OPTOMETRIST

Wed, 2:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Fiione 3021

NORA'S
HAIR DRESSING: PARL'
=> by appointment

PHONE 5886
Nora

AIRLINES
* Wings Of The World's Greatest Travel System

at 130 pm. and the other at 5.
The Caribous will be battling
for third place.

SARA

"COLLAPSIBLE

PICNIC TABLES

PRIGED AT ..... $15.95
5 cocoon

PRICED FROM $15.95 and UP
COGLER JUGS from $5.45 and UP
COLEMAN CAMP STOVES, .....

Chi co Beh acag hoger uP

Lawn Furnilura Webhing, each, .. sedeeeecess S150

Lawn Chairs, web type, .......-.....
Full Saran Chair, ...:....0.-5

. $9.75
$11.75:

Bamboo Basket Ghait, ....-..++ceeeseseees $199

$15.99 and $19.75

‘COLLAPSIBLE BARBECUES

PRICED AT $2.98 — $5.98 — $9.98 - $15.95

ALL BARBEQUE ACCESSORIES FROM SPICES TO MITS

Mitchell Supply. Ltd.

TRAIL and CASTLEGAR

UNITED TRUCKING

suite,
dinette set. Phone 7701.

3264

Highly suslitied teacher in

Two-bédroom house in Kin-

-| naird. Heavy wiring, basement, | Gas
garage and chicken house. Phone
4738. tin24

Lots on Green and Ist Ave.

105-foot front by 144 feet. Phone
5188 or write Box 264, Castlegar,
nd 327

Russian, Alex-
ander Zuckerberg. Phone: :4631,
Castlegar. 325.

Order Office on Thursday after-|
noon of each week from 1 to 4;
p.m. : tinis!

M. E, MeCC ALE
» B.C. Land Surveyor

Dally Freight Service
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar, *
» ¢ Nelson es

PHONE 1234 Bay Avenue, Trait,

Castlegar 2521

oa SMITHS \
PLUMBING & HEATING
For. ,Estimates Phone
. 3401. ‘and 7261:

PLUMBING & HEATING
‘SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS

PHONE 5155 ‘or 2181 -
D. FOX

“CASTLEGAR NEWS
See.us today for your
printing requirements

SEE
CASTLEGAR TRANSFER Phone 3031

Ww. = Phone 6091

5 FURNITURE MOVING
G: A. SUMNER: L Distance

A

ae PHONE
Eremenko Building Castlegar 2521 — Trail 191
PHONE 2021 :

Nelson 1471:
UNITED TRUCKING

. WALDIE LUMBER &
BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.
We can supply all your
building needs. Estimates
rY _ Bladly given

Phone 7112

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES

LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Phone _8181—Kinnaird, B.C. |-

DUTCH MAID:
BAKERY LIMITED’
Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes
PHONE 8241

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

LULS. Ld.

Charter Service
Towing ‘- Barges
anywher® on the Arrow,

-  ,  Lokes
Phone 4331

The =
da geste ribbons for sale.
I

27 | SMITH A _ KENNELS
“The Home For Your Pet When| pp
You're Away”

can be on: deposit of a
sum of $50.00 in the form of a
CERTIFIED bank ‘cheque pay-
able to the eae of the RECEIV-

GENERAL OF CANADA
through: sh:

Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-3.‘

’

Chiet Arehitect, * Hunter,
Building, , Ottawa, Ont. District
1110

west Georgi

2) s
LEGAL
LAND ‘REGISTRY ACT. ,
'. Section 161)"
IN' THE MATTER 0)
10 in Block 11, of Lot 298, vil-
lage of Kinnaird, Plan 2293.
Proof having been filed in
my office‘of the loss of: Certifi-
cate of Title No, 80505-1 to the

News has jos Hal. | Re

above-mentioned lands in the
‘name of GEORGE SPARROW

T. Eaton Co, Sales -represen-|and bearing date the 1st day of
tative will’ be in the Castlegar, November,

1949,
GIVE NOTICE of.my intention at
the expiration of ‘one calendar

month ‘from the first publication |:

ereof to issue Provisional Cert-
ificate of Title in lieu of such lost

28 be tairaae Any Berson having

Street;
-Hbe seen ‘at the -Post Offices at

By. CoP ad Cai

Nelson and Cresent Valley, B.C.'
.. The deposit wlll be released
on return of the documents in}

Lot | goed cendition within “a: month |

from th late of reception of |

House plans, construction

If:not:retiit tried ' within

that period‘ the

forfeited. era
: ne ered each tender

(a) be accompanied by. one of
the alternative securit-
ies Galled for in.’t

cuments
on. the printed |
‘forms’ supplied - by the
‘Department .and ‘in ac-
cordance''with the con-
+ ditions-set-forth therein,

to “Such Jost ce ot Title is
wit fh

to your requirements. Jack Hip-
well,.phone 3257, Kinnaird. 327

SASH”

AND

hs

1:00 p.m. Friday.

In All: Popular Styles
e a #

WINDOW AND BOOR
«FRAMES — GLASS IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS

Agents For

Pearson --Sashless - Wine
dows and AIl Sealed uae

CASTLEGAR :
SASH AND DOOR
WORKS.

PHONE 3211

the cinderaliaea
DATED AT NELSON, BI c
this 19th day of June,
1959,
. L. A. McPhail,
Deputy Registrar.
DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA-
TION: JUNE 25, 1959." C525

Rooms
Confectionery
Special Chinese Dishes

SETO CAFE

RICK’S
'T.V. Sales & Supplies -
Phone 7271
Everything: In T.V.
Supplies:

ELECTROHOME

‘Fleetwood. T.V..

.OF ADMINISTRA.
TIVE SERVICES,

AND SECRETARY

GARD OF THANKS

‘We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to friends, neighbors
and relatives for their many acts”
of kindness and expressions of.
sympathy sent to us on the death
of our beloved husband and fath-
er, Eli Balano. Also for the floral
offerings, We thank especially
Rev. R. H. Pratt, Dr. J. Stefanelli,.
Dr. A. i. Alvarez, nurses and
staff of the Trail-Tadanac Hosplt-
al and the Castlegar Funeral
Home, — The Balano family

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wedding. Your kindness and gen-
erosity helped make this a mem-

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PHONE 357k

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,
Not just another. place to eat,
But the place to cat another
PHONE 8881

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AND

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Custom Ford
Radio. Will_ fit 19495051 Ford.
* Phone 5100.

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