members.

Page 4 - CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. . Thursday, April 15, 1954
— bans population’ laa daelined by
— —— 5 a 2 jorse pop ion has ied by
The : Robson News Kinnaird Comer | two-thirds to about 1,000,000.
= s ' . HOME FROM OTTAWA _ MAY WE SUPFLY
. Mrs. M. J. Devitt has returned to} TO DUNCAN — Mr. and Mrs. YOUR
is Tid § eda ven $ her home in Robson after spend-j/A. D. McWhinnie have returned
: ing the winter in Ottawa. to their home in Duncan after ¢ R U S$ H E D
: Pee eeeed i having attended the funeral of
Phone 3031 SUNDAY VISITORS — Mr. and| Mr. A. McWhinnie Sr. G R A | E L
on Mrs. Findlay of Trail'were Sun- btn z
— day visitors at the home of Mr.| TO CAMROSE — Mrs. G. Hein- : i
SSS «= sCTO VANCOUVER — Mr. Bur-|and Mrs. H. Jo n, Mr. Geo: i =
Castlegar Happemings | Campbett teaves tonight for|rastcott and son” "Wayns, alee| where che wil spend ine Easier |_, WAPPLE — To Mr. and Mrs. PLASTER: and
Vancouver where he will spend a| visited there. holidays ‘visiting their son. Fred Wapple (nee Susan Wadey) -
a = week visiting with relatives. ese el ele ' Jof South Burnaby, April 2, a STUCCO SAND
TO HEAL’ INST. — Miss HOME FROM Hii acs, . one
Conroy, Public. Health Nurse,|_ FROM CONVENTION — birs.|yreo a, Lars Whe bao nen a| (HOME FOR HOLIDAY — Mr.|UU C0 TT Og
is Teaving for Vancouver where|R. A. D. West returned Friday | patient in K. Geo. Robinson from Vancouver! 4. Canadian railway i CHUGK’S
y Fs patient in Kootenay Lake General! i, spending the holiday season at way industry ZA
she will attend the annual Public |from .Vancouver where she re-|Hospital, Nelson for the past a i y. moves on the average about 3 TRANSFER
Health Institute. presented the Lillian Killough | weer, home We the home of his parents, Mr. and |™0™t 7 te PHONE 3711
Chapter LODE. at the LODE. : cee Mrs. W. million tons of freight a week. :

April 6&6,
7 and 8, the gathering was at-
LEGION GORNER —teoded by mrs. Droper, National
i of the LoD. E.
Regular meeting Tuesday ‘night |- be
at 7:30 p.m. It’s important and
will include initiation of new

AT VANCOUVER — Mrs. T.
L., Bloomer is visiting with friends
and joernere at , Vancouver.

TO ‘ VERNON — Mr. and Mrs.
A leave

Work parties are still called for
work on the club room.

i for, Vernon where they
will visit for dhe weekend.
ee
TO SALMON ARM — Vic Mis-
utka and his sister, Mrs. Jos. Zel-

eznik of Nakusp, leave Castlegar
tomorrow morning for Salmon

CASTLEGAR .
FUNERAL HOME

DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

TO HOSPITAL — Little Larry
Webster was taken to Kootenay
Lake General Hospital, Nelson,
Tuesday evening.

.

TO ATTEND FUNERAL — Mr.
and Mrs, Lyle Taylor of Rossland
who were visiting the latter's
parents here, returned home Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of
Mr. Taylor's

Reed is spending, =: few.cays at
the home of his parents during
his transfer from ‘HLMLCS. Com-
wallis, to H.MLC.S. Naden.

ON LEAVE HERE — Mr, Jack |i

Deer Park Socials

Campbell who, passed away last
Wednesday.

IN. CHURCH

Ambulance — - Flowers Arm to spend the Easter f
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Phone 3601 Mike Misutka.
eee

TO CRANBROOK — Messrs.
Ken Price and Don Wallace

“RADIO
SERVICE

weekend.
oe.

TO SALMON ARM — Mr. R. T.
Waldie of the Celgar office here,
made a business trip to Salmon
Arm during the weekend.

.

motored to Cranbrook for the}:

The United Church
Of Canada
EASTER SERVICES
Rev. L. Clinton Johnston

Robson — 11 a.m.
Kinnaird — 11 a.m. \
Castlegar — 7:30 p.m.

St. Rita's Church

EASTER SUNDAY
Easter Sunday mass at 9 am.
FS =A A

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. W.
| Work, is a patient in Ki
Box 522 Phone 4922 Lake General Hospital, Nelson.
Castlegar, B.C. N — Mr. T
i purer of Penticton was a visitor
and a guest

== a at the Rotary Club weekly lunch-

PARK ELECTRIC ws
GLASSHEAT FROM VANC. — Miss Mary
‘ DEALER Vancouver and is visiting with

her mother, Mrs. P. Marken.
Building Suppiies

W: BROS.
iontaing & Sup Co. Lita.

FIXTURES
CONTRACTING REPAIRS
COLIN. PETTS

7:30 p.m,

St. Joseph’s Chapel

Easter Sunday mass at 10 am.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Coleman and
Mrs. J. Kent were recent visitors
to Nelson and ‘Castlegar.

ese

Mr. C. Schwartzenhauer has re-

turned after spending a week
with friends and relatives in
Trail, Rossland and Castlegar.

a eee

Mr. and’ Mrs, R. Briggeman
and their children and Mr. and
Mrs. F. Briggeman were the re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Coleman of Syringa Creek. .

“2.

Mr. A. W. Kent has returned
from Vancouver where he spent
the past-6 weeks as a patient in
Shaughnessy Hospital. *

F. Delorme of Renata was a
weekend visitor to Deer Park.

or

Visitors to Castlegar during the
weekend included Mr. and Mrs.
R. and th il

Community Bible :

Corner Maple and 2nd.
wm tas ill, PHONE 4061 Centre

‘Aifention Smeltermen

During the years ¥ have boon mabing Got income tax reports
I have saved the of
See Ulcrams or eke dooil keral-oame vice
from 9 am, to Spm. You can come in the evenings,
leave your wage slips, donation slips and medical
Focelpts and conte inl the next dy’ oF Syenine sist ToHe
report will be ready for you. =

Every income tax return made is thorouhgly investigated
to save you meney. My long experience ini this work
is to your advantage. r
“YOUR CONVEYANCING IS SOLICITED
W. R. NELEMS
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office in basement opposite Castle Theatre

Sunday — Legion Hall
10:30 —Sunday School.
7:30 — Evening Service.
7:45— Bible Study and_ Prayer.

Friday
7:00— Young People's Meeting
and Hobby Class,

Presbyterian ‘Church
Services in the Church evéry
Sunday at 11:15am. | -

D. A. MacKellar, Minister

‘Thursday — F. E. Woodrow Home| §

eir
Mrs. A. Alien; C. Lindberg and A.
Carlson:
es 26

Riding a horse from Deer Park
to Castlegar, C. A. Crockett was
the first traveller over the Deer
Park-Syringa Creek road.

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

Sale, and Se:

may be
Notice — Lillian Killough

on...
The Baden-Powell Club
. Kinnaird Improvement

eal Programme
parents are invited.

secretary to take

for uniform fund.

Phone 3441

@ = The L.A. to Branch 170 will hold their Spring Ter, Bake
Table in the Legion Hall,
2Ath, from 2:30 te 4:30 p.m. Tickets on the food hamper
from any L.A. member.

at Co-op. Store, Saturday, April Nth from 10:30 a.m,

Lith, from 2 p.m, till 4:30 p.m. Door prize. Bake Table.
Kinnaird Community Sunday School will hold a spe-

‘The L.A. to F.0.E. No. 3107 will hold a meeting in the
Paste Baal on. Abra 20 22 mane with election. (or
place.

Anglican Parish Social for Castlegar, Kinnaird and
“ George's Day, Friday, April 23rd at 8 pm. a
members, Parish Hall,
ae ana Chureh W.A. will hold their St. George’s
Day Tea and Bake Sale in the Parish
April 23rd from 3 to 5 p.m.

‘The Wrenettes will hold a Bake Sale in Bob’s Pay n’
Takit on Tuesday, April 20th from 3 to 5 pm. Proceeds

Cyril’ Bell Agencies. Ltd.

_ NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, BE. A. PINCOTZ

on April
ugh Chapter LO.D.E. Bake Sale

will hold an Easter Tea in the
Society Hall, Saturday, April

at 9:45 a.m., Sunday, to which

Castlegar, on St.

Hall, Friday,

Castlegar

ov

OF GO

Fs Chicken _ Beef

PORK SAUSAGE
Lb. ....... 49

Anglican Church

THURSDAY, APRIL 15 .
Castlegar —
7 p.m. Pictures of the Passion.

paration,

Goop FRIDAY, APRIL bad
Castlegar ——
9:30 am. Childen.
2 p.m. The Last Hour.
Robson —
10:30 am. Children.
11 am, Service of Remem-

Brance.

vunsas> AL Ee 15 & :

SKIRTS

"ALL STYLES — Wools and Tartans
REGULAR FRICE — $8.95 to $18.95

Sale Price $6.95- $13.95
‘NIGHTIES |

SIZES S. M. L. — DISCOUTINUED LINES
REGULAR PRICE EACH — $3.50

Sale Price EACH $2. 19

No Charges or
LADIES

{ JANET'S ‘wens

In Observance of Easter. — Closed Monday
Open All Day Wednesday, April 21

745 pm Communion Pre-

MALEIN'S —
PORK & BEANS
2 tins for ... 25c

TOMATO JUICE.
MALKIN’S or YORE
2 tins for’ . 33c

PACIFIC MILK
2tins for . 33c

SPORK .
3 tins for . . 95c

FRASER VALE -

2 pkgs. for . 35¢

. RUGS
SHAMPOOED = {
‘Ea. Xour Own. Homo
or Place of Business .

VAN SCHEADER METHOD
; Endorsed by Leading
Carpet Manufac'

PHONE 3267

' TOMATOES
No. 1, pkg. . 20c

SIDE BACON ©
“3b. i‘ ae 39e

et ' MEAT MARKET

PHONE 2001 .

WE SELL ONLY TOP GRADES:
GEADED AND INSPECTED MEATS

= Veal Lamb Fresh Fish

Easter Hams
Picnic Hams
Coltage Rolls

POT ‘ROAST
Lb.

MINCED BEEF
FRESH
Lb........ 39

FRESH EGGS
A LARGE
52Zc a doz.
2 doz. for $1.00

Free
Delivery

STEAK.
SIKLOIN or T-BONE

Lb... ....-. 65e

COTTAGE Rous

POTATOES
~. 10Ib.bag .. 33c

Li

_FRICES EFFECTIVE SAT. APRIL 17 and APRIL, 20

" §CONA LETTUCE

\. Rover Dog-Foods, 2 tins . 23¢

Thursday, April 15, 1954. -

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

ee
EASTER
GREETINGS

Solid Heads, Ib. ............ sooeee 22s
NATCO (\

TOMATOES.
BSc

Seona @) haces

s1 sosmereresesesreere reser Branch in Vancouver and Victor- some 150:
SCONA ‘CAULIFLOWER 22¢)| ia, An annual event, the Institute / be served. :
Snow White, Ib.. ...........-- is part of the in-service training] -The system ,to be built this

Scona SWEET POTATOES:
Imported, 2 Ibs. ... 3c

Institute For Public
Health Being Held
At Vance. April 20-23

Unit will attend the Annual Insti-
tute for public health staff at the
Hotel Georgia, Vancouver, from
April 20th, to 23rd.

will be field staff from all health
units in the Province and mem-
bers of the Provincial Health /it

program for t bublic health work-
ers., :

The West Kootenay Health

Among the 300 people expected

New Power Distribution | °
4 8

Sysiem Coming For

Nakusp-Burton Area
(CTO!)

section of British Columbia is to

get electric power.

will construct a 6,900-12,000volt

distribution system to bring the

Burton-Arrow Park area between
Upper and Lower Arrow Lakes,

Vi RIA — Another rural

The B.C. Power Commission
a ji

its first central station power:

id of wel-

ROBIN HOOD

FLOUR |

49 Ib. sack

Meddo Peas, 15 oz., 2 tins 2Ic
Dewkist Corn, 15 oz., 2 tins .... Zi¢

Portuguese,

Sockeye Salmon, 34's
King Oscar Snacks, 2 tins ..
Kraft Dinner, 2 pkgs. ...
Tomato Paste, Hunts, 2 tins .... 29¢

“GAKE MIX

LITTLE DIPPER
White, Chocolate
Splee, etc, 2 pkgs.

NABOB COFFEE
LB... 2... $8.23

Nescafe, Lg., 12 oz. jar .....- $1.92

Lipton’s Tea, 1% Ib. pkg. _.... 44¢

. ea Bags, Kadana, 30'in pkg. 27¢
ALL BEAN

Large, pkg.

come by the. Hon. Eric Martin,
Minister-of Health and _
the’ program will officially begin
with the opening, address by the
Deputy Minister ,of Health, Dr.

speakers will be Miss Ruth Gil-
bert, Assistant Professor of Nur- | 000.
sing Education at Teachers Col-
lege, Columbia University, whose
series of talks will be devoted to
the role of prevention in mental
health. A member of an advisory
panel of nurses to the U.S, Pub-
lic Health Service, Miss Gilbert

summer, will be fed from’ a new
- |substation at Arrow Park through
a 60,000-volt line

now being b built from the: Com-

you; —

FTERNOON
. REFLECTIONS

GLADYS COLLINSON

im-dandy idea this

The Irish have really hit upon
time. In

fact it is the best idea I'vé heard | fig
of for some time,
Regarding the high price of
coffee, seems like all you have to
do to make a little go a long way,
is to brew it up in the, usual way,
boil it, let it drip, or what have
then just dilute it with
a whopping bigs glass-full of Irish
with

G. F. Amyot,
Heading the group of some 14

= coordinator of one of the train-
ing p under the
Mental Health Act.
Included in the intensive, four
day agenda are talks on polio,
accident prevention, health teach-
ing in the schools, and child dev-
slopment.

Sale Of Pies To Be
April Project For .
Kinnaird W.1. :

Project for the mouth for the
Kinnaird Women’s Institute will
bea Sale of Pies to be held at the
Central Trading Store, April 24,
it was decided at the monthly
ing of the i held at

FROSTED FLAKES  29c
Hellogs’s, 2 pkgs. -—-
STRAWBERRIES

- 16 oz. pkg.
GERBER'S BABY FOOD

3 kgs. eee _ 2c:

PICKLES, Sweet-Mixed- - 53e
Nalley’s, 2644 oz. --_-

SHOESTRING POTATOES 29¢
Nalley’s, 2' tins

Gaines Dog Meal, 5 Ib, bag —- fe

Pertex Bleach, 64 oz. jug —.. 62¢
Z piston lies hshdeentar

EASTER “EGGS

-10C VALUE

| @for ....-. 25e
FLOWER SEEDS

: delegate to the district

the home of Mrs. J. Roberts
‘Thursday evening, with Mrs. R.
S. Hardie, vice president, in the
chair, and 8 members present,
Mrs. W. Jacobson, Mrs. Mojel-
sky and Mrs. Smibert were wel-
comed as visitors to the meeting,
and Mrs. R. S. Hardie was named.

mission’s Wh

on Lower Arrow Lone to Nak-
usp, some 40 miles north. Arrow
Park is about
the two points, Cost of ‘the sub-
station and distribution system is
estimated at approximately $200,-

the Nakusp Power District, which
includes the town of Nakusp and
the Needles-Edgewood-Fauquier
area near Whatshan.

tomers will pay the same rates
for power as those already served
in the district except that there I
will be a six dollar ‘gross

apply. This gross rep!

cream, Results? Positive!
No doubt the male mi

of

Stamp Sales Here For
r Ended March 3!
Up Slightly From 52-53

Total of stamp sales at th =
tlegar Post Office for the fini
year ending March 31, were. only
slightly higher than sales for the
prévious 12 months, according to

ures compiled’ by’ C:

ELIE'S
AUTO COURT

Fally Modern

CABINS

Reasonable Rates

CASTLEGAR-TRAIL
HIGHWAY

Postmaster T. R. Deans.

ctual stamp «sales totalled
$13,035.52 compared to $12, 894.70
for the previous year. The 53-54
total, however, is $2,072.67 greater
eae eee for the year end-

fare! 1952

tongue ne which: came
Figures for total revenue: for
Jast year are not yet available,

The new system will be part of

The Burton-Arrow Park cus-

mum bill, The 10 per cent dis-
count for prompt payment will
represents a con-
sumption of 88 killowatt hours
per month for a home ‘with light-
ing and minor appliances, and 50

kwh for a home with lighting and
an electric range andlor water
heater. Average monthly con-

served in thé district is 108 kwh.
Figures from the most recent

annual report of the Commission
show that average smonthly resi-
dential consumption in the Nak-
usp district increased from 30 to
108 kwh between 1947 and 1953.
Average cost per. kwh decreased
from 10.6 to 4.6 cents during the
same: six year period.

of the W
Hanae transmission line is sche-
duled for the fall. When it is
placed in service, the small Nak-
usp powerhouse with ‘a. 170 kw
hydro unit and a 100 kw diesel
unit will be shut down.’

ion at Robson, May 14.
The Sick Committee reported
they had sent out eight sick and

‘congratula
“shut-in”~

purchased.
The. Ways and Means Commit-
tee reported that $10.50 was col-

Spriag Exhibition Main
Topic Of PTA Executive

Dew with so
coffee, even at $1.37 per Ib.

R.S. Hardy Heads New
Eagles Executive

R. S. Hardy of Kinnaird was
elected president of the Columbia
Valley Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, at the Aerie’s regular
semi-monthly meeting in St, Al-
ban's Parish Hall, Wednesday eve- |
ning last week.
HLF. Howes of Castlegar was_
voted in as Junior Past President
and Joseph Schnell of Castlegar
was elected vice president.
Gther officers slected: are: Car!

aoa .

the family will go for this in @
big way. They will probably even

‘y to upon the recipe.
his could be done by stepping
up the whiskey and cutting down
on the coffee.
- Taken in small quantities this
delectable beverage should prove
quite effective as a morning
‘pick up. Taken in larger quan-
fities it might be ‘a better idea
just to stay in bed and sleep it
off. Either way ‘though it could
help one to forget the initial cost
of a Ib. of coffee.

Yearly Anti-Wolf
Campaign Begun

Funeral Chapel
Flower Shop

TRAIL, B.C.

Phone Trail 125
1054 TAMARAC AVENUE
Foot.of Smelter Hill

The Chief Supervisor of Pre-
dater control of the B.C. Game
Commission reports that at ‘this
time the Predator control Branch
is: engaging in its annual aerial
campaign against wolves of the
Central and Northern B.C. Flights
from major points such as Wil-
liams Lake, Prince George, Burns
ee and, Dawson Creek are -be-

have always

‘that | in;
it takes an Irishman to beat a
Scotchman at his own game, and
begorra this time he seems to
have done it. Can you imagine a
Scotchman now,
glassful of scotch’ whiskey with
anything else besides another big.
glassful of Scotch whiskey? Well
I can't, and I happen to have
spent a good part of my life with
for : a certain grand, old Scotchman;
and never yet have I known him.
to polute the purity of Dugan’s |~ a

mixing’ a big

in an effort to re-
duce or at least curtail the wolf
populations in: these major areas.
These flights are particularly sig-
nificant at the present time be-

PUBLIC

STENOGRAPHER

Fannie Stoochnoft

INCOME TAX
Forms Completed

ALL TYPES OF

STENOGRAPHIC WORK -
Phone 3967 2nd. off Matz

cause there is . strong
that rabies is present in the

Babine Lake and Dawson Creek
areas. It is hoped that by this
aerial activity, the spread of this
disease ‘will be, if it is present,
kept down to a minimum.

a brew as

SPECIAL FOR

Easter
Daffodils, doz. 50c

bition to be held: at the High

|. The forthcoming | ‘Spring. ‘Exhi- Knt

RIGBY'S

. WE STILL HAVE
A FAIR VARIETY

OF

EASTER
CANDY

@ EASTER EGGS
@ BASKETS
@ NOVELTIES

@ EASTER PLUSH TOYS

Select Yours

School on .May. 15, was the main
subject a uectesion : -when the

lected from the’sale of tickets on
a crochet chair set, Holder of the
lucky ticket, no. 37,. was Mrs. J.
Rol

berts.
‘The matter. of holding an Ama-
teur, Hour was tabled to a later

Mis.
prize. Next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. Roberts
on May 6 so that it will hot con-
Mrs. G.

Ties PIA.

neta their - and M,.

meeting at the home of Mrs.
“| Ford.

Mrs, J. Lipset will be in charg?
of the display of school work
from the district and Mr. ,Buhr| on
will have charge -of the Junior!
Hobbies while Mr. J. Toogood
will take care of the Senior Heb-
bies.

_ Among the displays will be one

Unemployment. mployment is F Foi
Inevitable Say Local .

GGF. Group Members

sptcial meeting of the Cas-|
a yeeerrd -club: was called last
Thursday: to discuss ‘the serious

_| world tension‘ had left the U.S.

particular reference being made

to the local scene. Other provin-

cial"and- national problems were
discussed, .

curios,- many of them Wathered
from the colorful Kootenays. Mr. |;
| Charters and Mrs. J. F. Killough)

Reed wi the Bake and
Tea Tables and publicity mana-
ger is Mrs. W. i z, =

‘The
request, from the Students Coun-

Ross Defoe, trustees.

Thesé officers will be installed
in office sometime in June. Next
regular ‘meeting of the aerie is

April 21.

PTA POSTER CONTEST
}|/FOR DISTRICE STUDENTS

The Stanley Humphries Parent
Teacher Association is sponsoring
.2 Poster Contest for ali Castle-
gar District students of Grades
‘six to ten inclusive, in connection
with the exhibition of work, hob-
pies and handicraft being
sored at the High School May 15.
| . Deadline for entries, in. the con-
. test is April 30. First and second
prizes are to be awarded for each
of four different classes. Pures.

F..0, E. Lindgren, Chaplain;‘L.
E:
secretary; Fred Fomenoff, Outside

Guard; G. Martini, Inside Guard;
AS. Joy and,

spon=.

¢il at the high school, asking for

a concession booth at the exhibi-
tion to sell coffee and: doughnuts.

is being
notices being. ; distributed through
the schools. ©

The annual
and dance: will be held on May

general i

with unused stockpiles of goods.
Adding.to the fceheulty was fhe
i of the i

market and the inability of back-

ward counttries to afford Canadian

supplies.

Reference -was made to recent

statements that -high Canadian
it i

election of officers will be the

‘Due’ to erosion Niagara Falls has

by a white explorer 275 years ago.

oy

‘SA LES & SERVICE |

AGENTS: ‘FOR

AND

FAIRBANKS- MORSE

_ TELEVISION

H. M. CARD:

jae ‘Office Below Eaton's Store

11-44-44

main business at hand.

Rev. -L. .C. Johnston is being
asked .to. install the'new execu-
tive. '

ready returned ‘to work,
je Case for “the Unempl.

CHILD COMMITTED TO. ©

‘WELFARE DEFT. FOR
NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL :

mn was
Crei, district

Ins.
by M.

- On April 8, the child of Mrs.
of

PUBLIC

M.
: was committed to the care of the
f Child

- BiH W. ‘Tomilin was fined $15
and costs of $5.50 at Magistrate's] in

“Once the. causes had been dis-
cussed, | the arour turned to’ con-

‘The ideas ant the local Unemploy-
ed Workers Union received wide
support... There was utdanimous
‘approval given to the Statement
that public :

ef, but were’ not a.cure. A

| closed-all day Mond
* all day Wednesday, April 21.

‘was put: for-
ward asa permanent remedy.

* At the close of ithe meeting it
‘was x to have a
in the near future on co-operation,
to follow showing of a film on

: to ‘Sponsor the gathering.

A.recent world survey shows
that Canadians are the avorld’s
Yeading «telephone users, .averag-
ing 388 calls per person per year.

This,/a charge of having claimed un-

the ‘subject. Mrs.’ Shealds agreed Es

Court, C. on’ Tuesday on

employment insurance for a num-,
ber of days on:which he had al-

accordance ‘ith Sec. 7 of the
Ghat Protection Act (habitual
failure to attend school).

‘The cases were heard by Sti-
pendiary ry Magistrate W. H. Taylor.

FRIDAY

Dl UTCH MAID B BAKERY

TAURSDAY

HOT. ‘CROSS | BUNS.

“Ss P E CIA L
35. DOZEN “UN BULK)

Here or at Nour Grocers

at certain times. If you

a

"he week ‘of April 19:to 26 has been designated’ Cleanup

* Werk in Castlegar, Citizens are requested to have their
rubbish conveniently placed and it will be taken away.
Srithout charge, ‘She: Fite Brivad= will arcane a! patrol

is requ

y large
you are requested to contact Hire Chet Lewis.

. The Coe sac Club have’undertaken, 23 a’ public.
service, to handle house numbering in the Village. They

will _call‘and distribute numbers which will sell at a*
nominal price. Where new streets have been named or

old ones changed, they will inform you. They will also .

take a census of the Municipality. Your full cooperation

. A.T, Horswill,

Clerk.

"BY ORDER’ BOARD ..OF COMMISSIONEES,