CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday June 26, 1958

WEDDING

Haines — Moonie

A wedding of interest to the
Tesidents of Kinnaird and Dis-
trict took place in St. Giles
United Church in Vancouver June
‘9 when Dorothy Haines, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.-C. Haines
of Prinee George, hecame the
bride of Dante! Moonic, only son
of Mr, and Mrs, D, S, Moonie of
‘Vancouver,

The Rev, Angus Jack officia-
ted.

The bride was given in mar-
riage by Cecil Towle, a friend
of the family. Monica Moonie,
sister of the groom, was brides-
maid. Larry Striefel, a friend of
the young couple, was best man.

A reception was held at the
home of the groom's parents.

The couple will make their
home in Kitimat where the
£room is employed by the Alu-
minum of Canad:

The annual picnic of the
Community Memorial Church
j Sunday school was held recently
jon the Robson school grounds.

The WA ladies and teachers
were in charge and Mrs, G, Mil-
Ier and Mrs, G. 0, Sutherland
were in charge of the food. Mrs,
D. Carter looked after ice cream,
and Mrs. W. L, Wright donated
the soft drinks. Mrs, W. EB. Mc-
Phee donated the peanuts

H, Hyson was the starter for
the races ana J, Raine was at the
finish line. Older girls of the Sun-
day school were in charge of the
finish ribbons.

Results of the races are as
follows:

Girls 6-8:

Irene Hunter, Sylvia Zucco, Ma-
xine Adshead.

Boys 6-8:

Rodney Bro, Victor Giraud, Jim
Flynn,

| Girts 9-11: :

Linda Bro, Shena Skeene, Cha:

Robson Church Race Results

lene Brown.

Boys 9-11:

Richard Waldie, Ronnie Waldie.
Girls 12-14: :

Bonnie McBain, Barbara Skeene,
Blythe Rogers,

Boys 12-14:

Tommy Batchelor, Gary Bro, Les-
lie Waldie, =
Mixed shoe race:

Teddy Batchelor, Ken Wyllie, Ev-
lyne Hunter,

Girls sack race, 11 and under:
Shena Skeene, Charlene Brown,
Dene Giraud,

Boys sack race, 11 and under:
Richard Waldie, Ronnie Waldie,
James Waldie,
Girls sack rac:
Bonnie McBai!
Judy Belbeck,
Boys sack race, 12 and over::
Leslie Waldie, Teddy Batchelor,
Norman Skeene,

Mixed slow bicycle race:

Leslie Waldie, David Adshead,

12 and over:
Blythe Rogers,

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Ferry Traffic Down
On Castlegar Ferry,

A decrease fn ferry traffic
across the Columbia river at
Castlegar was indicated in a
department of highways report
issued by D. R. Godfrey, district
office manager.

Number of round trips the
fery made last month were 3309,
compared to 3581 in May of 1957,

and drivers bi
ed 33,729, compared to 36,163 in
the same month fast year.

Balance of the report with
1958 figures shown first, follows:

Passengers, not drivers, 82,-
618 and 84,247; trucks 11,814 and
13,252; trailers and semi-trailers
544 and 411; motor buses 948 and
830; motorcycles 27 and 29; horse
drawn rigs, none and 2; live-
stock 62 and 68.

Charlene Brown, .
Balloon race mixed, 11 and under:
Shena Skene, Evlyne Hunter,
Helen Belbeck.

Balloon race mixed, 12 and over:
Norman Skene, Blythe Rogers,
Judy Belbeck.

Walking race mixed, 6-8:
Irene Hunter Maxine Adshead,
Lesley Bainbridge.
Tenchers peanutrace;
Miss Sharon Wyllie, Mts. Marg
Bro, Miss Barbara Martin,
Obstacle race: E
Leslie Waldie, David Adshead,
Ken Wyllie.

Each child five years, and
under received a small favor,

United Church Race

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Results From Picnic

The Kinnaird United Church

Sunday School held its annual

Picnic Saturday at the Kinnaird

Park. The following are the re-

sults of the races:

Mixed 4 years and under:

Joan Rourke, Alan Munroe, Gail|.

Arnold,

Girls 5 and 6:

Patti Jack, Barbara Waters, Bar-
bara Heagy,

Boys 5 and 6:

Ronnie Konkin, Roddy Walper,
David Munns,

Girls 7 and 8:

Judy Roberts, Leona Lundquist,
Joanne Kennedy.

Boys 7 and 8:

Bobby Brommeland, Randy Man-
ahan, Ken Culley.

Nine and 10 years:

Boys: Gien McNichol, Scot West-
gate, Ken Plotnikoff. |

Girls: Lynn Roberts, Gail Ken-
nedy, Diane Langevin.

Eleven and under, Girls:

Gail “Kennedy, Lynn Roberts,
Shirley Dodgson. .
Eleven and under, Boys:

Ken Plotnikoff and Scot West-
gate, John Plotnikoff, Gien Mc-
nichol, ¢
Fouteen and under, Girls:

Gail Kennedy, Lynn Roberts,
Marilyn Markle.

Fourten and under, Boys:

John Plotnikoff and Scot West-
gate, Glen McNichol and Jackie
Burak, Ken Plotnikoff and Peter
Dodgson.

Boys and girls, 14 and over:
Wayne Bignell, Martha Johnson,
Marilyn Markle.

Girl's 3-legged race, under 8:
Judy Roberts and Shirley Dodg-
son, Joanne Kennedy and Bar-
bara Waters, Linda Munroe and
Judy Waters.

Girls’ 3-legged race, over 8:
Terry McLeod and Irene Dever-
ney, Gail Kennedy and Lynn Ro-
berts, Brenda Ballard and Molly
Taylor,

Boys’ 3-legeed race:

First heat:

John Plotnikoff and Raymond

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Second heat:

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Randy Manahan and
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Mothers’ race:

Mrs. A. Condy, Mrs. 5. Munroe,
Mrs. C. Munns.

Wheelbarow Races:

Girls 8 and-under:

Linda Munroe and Judy-Waters,
Valerie Kennedy: and’ Barbara
Waters, Kare nArnold and Alexa
Condy.

Girls 9 and over:

‘Terry McLeod and Irene Dever-
ney, Brenda Ballard and Molly
Taylor, Loni Schiavon and Lin-
da Ackerman.

Boys 3 and under: .
Ken Culley and Bobby Burak,
Boys 9 and over: < es
Ken Plotnikoff and Wayne Mc-
Nichol, John Plotnikoff and Ray-
mond Lundquist, Bobby Bromme-

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For All Your.
INSURANCE NEEDS :

Phone 3441

ANDERSON’
AGENCIES

RICK’S
TLV. Sales & Supples
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
Supplies
ELEC

FOR SALE — New 2° bedroom|F
house, situated on large lot —
also additional lots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdokimof?,

tfnl9

‘OR SALE — 36 acres at Kin-
naird, one mile southwest of
railroad beside new highway,
Phone 9741 or Box 562, Castie-
gar, 324

FOR SALE — Good building lots
in Dumont Subdivision $225
phone 2738, tin 17

FOR SALE—2, 3-bedroom houses

on 8th. Ave, Phone 6521.
328

Fleetwood T.V._

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
PEDICATED TO KINDLY.
| HOUGHTFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flowers
izanite, Marble & Bronze
P :

jes
Phone 3601

FURNITURE
OVING -

FOR SALE — 2 lots 50’ X 103°
one lot 13,000 square feet. Lo-

FOR RENT — 2 hedroom house,

Phone 2496, Castlegar. 325

sry

FOR RENT OR SALE — 4 bed-

LICENCE

room house, auto. gas heat,| 5
low down payment, balance as
rent, Phone 6971, Castlegar, 126

FOR SALE — Small tractor.
trailer, $15. Also household fur-
niture for sale. Apply 345-4th
Ave, Castlegar, 128

FOR SALE: McClary coal and
wood furnace. First class con-
dition. 474, 6th Ave. 326

9611, 325
FOR SALE — ladies bike $12,

cated at 3rd and Elm. Phone| por RENT — Furnished apts. af-

ter July Ist. Apply 56%, 5th
Ave, or phone 6231, + 225

FOR SALE — New 4 bedroom
house at Kinnaird. Small down
Payment, Phone 2656. 326

man's bike $10, gear wheel,
“phone 4776, 126

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished

or phone 4172.

FOR SALE — 12” hot air furnace,

tin20

35 ft. of 6” pipe, 6 ft, of 15” —
Honeywell thermostat control,
$40.00. Phone 5101. 126

FOR SALE — New, fully-modern

2 bedroom home on large lot
Cc in Du-

FOR SALE — Baby pram, rea-
sonable, Phone 4003, 126

FOR SALE — 2 house,

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cents per word or figure per
insertion, with a minimum
charge of §0 cents, The ad
can run three weeks for the

| Price of two if there are no

changes to be made in sub-
sequent weeks,

There is a 25 cent bil-
ling charge for classified
ads not paid for by 12 noon
of the date of, publication.

E notices, ob-

Jawn, fruit trees on 2nd Ave.
Phone 4738. tin26

LONG E
— ANYTIME
For Free Estimates

UNITED TRUCKING

‘bedivision,

mont

FOR SALE’ — Small i
tractor with loader and push
blade. Phone 5181, 326

gas heat and full basement,
Priced to sell — $3,500 and $50
ber month. Phone 4009. 126

FOR SALE — Cherries, Mrs. W.
Sookorookoff, 624 Hemlock St.
126

ituarles 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 ad: will

FOR RENT. — Furnished self-

FOR RENT — House on Maple

phone 7161.

Street, Apply 457 - 2nd, Ave. or| FOR SALE — Spencer coal and.
328

wood range - $15 and electric
R + $20. Phone. 7821 or

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

Phones 288M & 2311

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3181 — Kinnaird, B.C.

LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

FOR SALE — Ripe Bing cherries,

547-3rd Ave. 328

apply 321-lst Ave. or phone
6851. 126] F

‘OR SALE — 1952 Austin. Phone
3811. 126

FORGET

FOR SALE — Used air spring

mattress, 48 inches, Phone 7141,
128

SOMETHING?

STILL TIME TO PLANT
Roses, Evergreens,

NORA'S
}{R DRESSING PARLOR
complete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 2564
; Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C, *

ig Shrubs,
Ornamental Trees, Bulbs.
See Us At The Nursery
Situated on the —-
Upper Bench. .
OPEN ALL SUNDAY

KOOTENAY

UNITED
TRUCKING |
LY FREIGHT SERVICE
fail, Rossland, Castlegar
y Nelson

a - PHONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

PHONE 4881.
CASTLEGAR’

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another

SMITH'S
-MBING & HEATING
Scr Estimates Phone

S401 & 7261

We Service.
| What We Install

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3571
Box 384

Castlegar, B.C.

" GASTLEGAR
DRY CLEANERS

Phone 4851

Deliver

J. t. LAUGHTON
BSe.  O.D,

OPTOMETRIST

Cftice Hours
MON. — WED. — FRI.
10-12 | 1:30-5:60

PHONE 2581

G. A. SUMNER
turopathic Physician

GENERAL ‘BUILDING
CONTRACTORS

All Kinds of Building

Supplies
C.LL.. PAINTS
CASTLEGAR BUILDING

"SUPPLY STORE

Bex 282 Phono 2161

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~ RADIO
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APPLIANCE

REPAIRS
TV SALES
e

For Dependable Service
PHONE
3542

No ‘man with a burden of
debt hgs a right to pro-
tect his creditors if he

Y , dishes and/
linen supplied. Phone 3181 days
and 2332 evenings. tin26

WANTED — Channel 2 and 6 an-

be accepted from that ac-
count until the first classi-
fied ad has been paid for.

“WATER ACT”
(Section 6)

I, Sidney Harold Merrifield
of Castlegar, B.C., hereby apply
to the Comptroller of Water
Rights for a licence to divert and
use water out of Deer Creek
which flows southerly and dis-
charges into Lower Arrow Lake
and give notice of my application
to all persons affected. J

The point of diversion will
be located % mile from the
mouth of Deer Creek,

The quantity of water to be
diverted is 2,000 gallons per day.

The purpose for which the
water will be used is domestic.

The land on which the water

will be used is Lots A, B,C and D
of Lot 400, K.D., Plan 3044.
A copy of this application
was posted at the proposed point
of diversion and on the land
where the water is to be used on
the 10th day of May, 1958, and
two copies were filed in the office
of the Water Recorder at Nelsor,
BC.

. Objections to this application
may be filed with the said Wa-

tennas. What have you? Phone
ait, 326

FOR RENT —. Partly furnished
apartments at: Karleen Apts,|-
plone 4761. tfinl9} -

BAKE SALE — CWL pre-holi-

LOTS FOR SALE — 4 lots 50
x 103, 2 blks. from town centre.
Water piped into lots, Low}
down payment. Call or write
Prudential Estates Ltd. 2344
West 4th Avenue, ‘Vancouver,

226

Bc,

ter Recorder or with the Comp-
troller of Water Rights at Victer-
ja, BC, within thirty days of
the date of publication,

Date of the first publication
is June 26th,

day Bake Sale, Friday, June
27 at 11.30 a.m., Bob’s Pay’N
Takit. 225

FOR RENT — 4 room house in
Castlegar. Gas furnace, wired

SECRETARIAL WORK WANT-
ED — Just finished Business
College, can do bookkeeping,
126

Phone 6521.

“S. H. Merrifield”
226

Pointers

for electric stove, apply 527-5th
Ave. or phone. 7041, 326

has not first p d his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

. Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
_arranged through.

‘Dick Fowler
‘North American’
life
Robson, B.C.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL —
Boys and girls. Vacation Bible
School, June 31-July 11, 9,30
am, to 12 noon, Pentecostal! p,
Tabernacle, Singing, stories,
games, crafts. Further informa-
tion, phone 2421. 1

ken in. Fyrther arrangements, | ie
phone 3096. 128

ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Fenner
wish to announce the engage-

AM

IN

The B.C. rorest Service

COOK — In loving memory of a
dear mother, Frances, who passed
away March 19, 1957.

eacefully sleeping,

last
2g|° The world’s weary troubles and
trials are past;
IRONING DONE — Ironing ta-|In silence she suffered, in pat-| in the woods should bear in mind

mee she bore,

Till God called her home to,
suffer .no more.
Fondly remembered by An-

“nie Cook and family

resting at

an forest:
Protection system to ensure
Prompt action e2gainst fire in
any region of the province, but
even the most elaborate forest
Protection program will fall by
the way. if the public does not
co-operate, =~” ° ~
Here are four points that
every camper, hiker or traveller

lat all times; '

1. Break that match!

2. Drown that campfire!
3, Crush that cigaret!

4, Use that ashtray!

ment of their Laurene
June to Mr. Gordon W. Wall, son
of, Mrs, Georgina Wall and the
late Herman Wall, of Prince
George. The wedding to take
place August 2. :

: 128

Confectionery
Special Chinese: Dishes
to

pen a. 0:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. q

SETO CAFE

B & B ELECTRONICS

Bob Brandson QB

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LS. Ltd.

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Towing - Barges
anywhere on -the ‘Arrow
Lakes
Phone 4331

sl

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Nelson, B.C.

THE

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OPTOMETRIST

Phone 3021 or 2231

Wed. 2:30. Bm. to 8:09 p.m,

Arrow Lakes Ferry.
Service _

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD

EXCAVATING
SEE

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W. Sharples Phone 6092

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