6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 11,

1959

Village Office Grounds
Landscaped by Nielsen

Landscaping’ of the grounds
§n front of the Cv Usgar Village
office was comrletyt lact sweet
by A. Nielsen of Nielsen's Flow-
ers in Kinnaird.

Mr. Niclsen has
the hospital grounds
fMowerbeds in front of tn Bank
of Commerce. *

CWL Members Hear
About Church Drive

The Sisters of Atonement
will teach summer school in
Castlegar during July the vegular
meeting of the odivis-
Jan of St. Rita’s church was ‘told.

Mrs. E. Hyde, prezident, gave
a. detailed report of the, CWL
convention held at Kimberley. .

Father Brophy spoke briefly |
on the parish drive for fuhds
which will be undertaken short-

ha done

ly and exaressed the hope that it case

‘impression that might have been

COST GUT TO $177,000

McLeod Defends Wafer. Bylaw

“Kinnaird will vote again In July on the $185, 000 water

improvements bylaw defeated

five weeks ago by five votes.

The minister of municipal affairs has put, aside the usual six

months waiting perlod: before

a revote can be held “due to

the growth potential of the community. af

In the following article Kin:
naird’s water chairman, J. C.

Lead, explains why he “feels the a

water bylaw should be passed
and why a contractor should be
brought in to do the! work.
By J. ©, McLEOD
Before I comment on various
aspects of the approaching water
bylaw I would like to correct an

left by the last issue of the Cas-
tlegar News, through no fault of
the reporter, which some per-
sons have.taken to mean, that wé
were questioning the ability of
our employees, This is not the

‘We have two very capabel
in Mr.

would be successful.

“ITS! TIME FOR |

SPORT
SHIRTS.

All’ Shades And Styles Of
‘The Very Latest Materials
And At Our Usual Low
Prices And: You Get An

DISCOUNT FOR CASH

AT

Leitner's

In
: and Mr, Waterman. In all cases
refer to a “crew” to handle
installation, and certainly

two men_.do not colstitute a).

crew nearly large - enough to
handle this project.

This’ means that we would
have to hire.a crew locally and
our employees would then be in
a position’ of attempting to sup-
ervise this project as well as car-
rying 9n with their other dutles
which even now require their full
time. «+

We are going to have ' to
start improving the Duront sy-
stem as soon‘ss possible and with
this in mind we hope to free one

of our employees to. work with a

All in all it begins to look
is though Kinnaird Js going to
be able to finally realize enough
tax dollars and water income to
carry a community which Is as
spread out as ours is.

A permit to start construc.
tion of the new C. d Plaza

system over the years, Our in-
come from water used in this
village would not permit it.
More homes is the factor
which reduces their rates. It is
afso the factor which will do the
same for this village as long as
we can bring in future residents
as fast as possible, An adequate
water system in an area that
caters to large lots and fine homes
and gardens fs our only selling
point.
The forerclne are aut com-

has been applied for and this
creates the. immediate problem
of supplying water off a main
which is even now inadequate to
supply the,xesidents of that sez
tion of the village.
* To answer a letter to the

rates, The person writing’ the
letter sYoutd have known srom
our former publicity that the
$13 a year water usage rate
will be dropped ‘as soon 2s the
$4.50 per month charge goes
into effect.

‘This would bring his total
figure down to $84 per year for
water. Looking at this from his
standpoint it is.high, but you
must also look at it. from the
standpoint of the village in sup-
plying this 100 feet of frontage
with a main and pumping water
through that main.

. On this basis the cost is not
unreasonable because it means
that the village‘is receiving $7
per month for water ie. frontage
plus the new rate- of $4.50.

ae has been, brought into

and thi

hirhself with methods which
may be new’to him and: which
will pay off in future installa-.
tions by the village. .

From ‘ihe demands. which
will soon be put on our system
we consider that time and speed
of completion- is of major im-
portance and thus our efforts to
have the System finalized by the
end of 1959.

We feel that engineeritg and
supervision, along with an ex-
perienced contracting firm, will
Pproyide us with this complet?d

with
Pe sere which in some cases
have a

0 bear in
mind, raving but an indirect
bearing on the issue which seems
to be bothering the bulk of the
publi and that is the reluctance
to pay for engineering and super.
vision and the profit @ contract-
or will make.

‘We might compare this” to
our own homes. The majority of
homes are built by contractors
and designed by architects. And
when the cost is spread over 15 to
25 years I don't believe we feel
{t hurts us too much, especially
when we consider that we enjoy
the benefits immediately. ~

The bylaw, if we are ablo

to pass. It before bond discounts

. again ‘fluctuate, will be for
$177,000, Of this amount, as-
suming that- bids come’ In for
the full amount of the bylaw,
$150,000 will be for the actual
work. The balance will be uscd
for bond discount, debentures
engineering, supervision and
contingencies.

The contingency fund may
not be used and would thus,re-
vert back to the village. Now. the
figures which have been publi-

cized have. been $20,000 to $30,000
which could be saved if we en-

water system and are now bene-
fitting from it ane in other cases,
granting the water rates are low
the community is receiving at
least two water incomes and in
some cases three water incomes

‘from thé same frontage.

This means -that in effect
they are receiving more than,
if not as much, as the $7 for
100 feet of: frontage. This
ig one reason why we have
not been able to improve our

system with a of de:

Jay and no responsibilities to|-

“the. village, The work must be
done within the cotttract price.
As you no: doubt realize
many new homes have been
started and “permits are being
issued more frequently from the
village office, Many more lots
have been optioned and held for
future residents.

Funeral Service
For Mark Burnham —
Held Last Week

Funeral service for Mark
Bastedo Burnham were ‘held last
week from the chapel of the Cast-
legar Funeral Home with Rev.

. One 1956 Willys 4 W.D.
heater.

One Allie Chalmbers 2-3
‘Tent rubber, ready to go,

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“ One John Deere 6’ One Way with Seeders attachment.
One Allis Chalmbers 2 Bottom Plow on steel.

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‘Trades accepted. Terms available‘on’all units. Enquire
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Plow Farm “Trabtor. Excel-

tracting,

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ordinary, hearing alds.

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‘There was a large attendance
of friends and fellow workman
and uate floral offerings.
ung were “Abide
with Me Me!" and “Lead Kindly
Light.” Miss Clemo of the Pent-
xecostal Tabernacle sang p solo
“Beyond The Sunsét,” accom:
panied at the orgaD by; Miss
J. Pennoyer, also of the: Tab-
ernacle. -.- + |
Pallbearers . were M. Gallo,
fon Petts, D, -Tarison, W. Harris,
W. Blackwell “and H. R. Adie,
Among ‘those attending were
members | of the senior citizens
and members of the Canadian Le-|
gion. Branch No. 170.
Mr, Burnham ‘was -Yorn in
‘Port Hope Ont.,” and’ worked in
many parts of Canada, eventually

und 1942; where he" resided
until his death.

: He, was employed by’ the, Gi.

aM & 8 working in the electric
ent at Warfield, where

fe retired at the age of 60.
He. was ‘predeceased by his
wife in 1954, also two. sisters.

-| Surviving: are two brothers, Wil-

liam, of Belleville, Ont. and ‘Dr.
Stanley E. Burnham of Medicine
Hat, Alta., a-sister, Dr. Aineen
B. ireland of Chicago, I;
a niece Mrs. A,.G. Larson, also of
|, Chicago.

rc to do this work our-
Selves,
This is an ambiguous figure

.and as‘ I have mentioned before

I am not sure how it was arrived
at, certainly by no. member of
council. But just for a basic fig-
ure we will take the $30,000 and
apply it over a 20-year loan .at
5% per cent.

On this basis the principal
and interest will work out to
about $45000 which will be less
than’ five cents a day per resi-
dent in the village.

Do we consider the five cents

per day is worth the risk of ie
ae this | project by

Hospital Grounds
Fully Landscaped

The landscaping , of the
grounds of the Castlegar and
District Hospital hasbeen com-
pleted at a cost of $7,596.29.

: Hospital administrator J.
Bainbridge sald this sum includes
the value of donated labor and
materials. and. the Centennial
grant. The hospital grounds were
the District, Centennial project’
last year,

Heaviest expenditure was
for top soll. Other items were
guard rails, shrubs, equipment,
Jawns, grading ‘and trees.

Mr. Balnbridge sald the dust
on the hospital's driveways “is
autrocious” and it is hoped that
some day the hospital will oe
able to afford to have them pav-

Mr. Bainbridge sald the vill-
age has been" very good in keep-
ing the road to the hospital grad-
ed “especially during the spring
thaw."

$50 Donation Given
Silver Birch School. -

An anonymous $50 donation
has been made to the Silver Bircl
School for Handicapped Children
‘the directors of the schoo] were
told at a meeting Tucsday night.

There is a possibility that two
or three more children. will’ be
autepaing the school in Septem-

ber. The school now has énough,

money to remain open for two
or three months,

‘The track meet held at “ne

elementary school Friday ‘real-
ized $126 but the profit on this
amount has not yet been worked
out. The Legion Ladies Auxiliary
and interested women staffed
the refreshment. booth at the
track meet and offered to turn
the profits over to Silver Birch
School.

Mrs. James MacBeth, pre-
sident of the Castlegar branch of
the handicapped society, will
speak to the Castlegar-Kinnaird
Kinsmen Club on_the work of
Silver Birch. A, E. Norris and
Lou Korody will head a nomin-

ating committee for new direct-
ors for.the society.

Weddings
McNABB — MELROSE
& Coast wedding of interest

in Kinnaird and-District was held
in Canadian Memorial Church in

And is could be lees than ‘ive
cents a day ‘because the princi-
pal on which the interest will
would be paid will be less each
year.

Also included in the
ineered and

eng.

when Jean
Dearie McNabb. became the bride
of Ronald James Melrose of Kin-
naird and the late Mrs. Melrose.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs, William McNabb. of Van-
couver and the late Mr. McNabb.

is a guarantee against failure for
a period of one year and ft {s
considered unlikely that a failure
would develop after this length

rot time,

There is also. th fact that the
installations would have to con-
tracted out, such as the storage
tank and the elettrical . installa-
tions, so why split the. proposal
down the middle? Why: not com-
plete the .project under one con-
tractor, ©* 3 :

Hospital Gets Food”
-From-Teen Dances:

‘The recent Teen. Dances hela
at: Kinnaird for the Castlegar

hospital realized $7.55 | -
whole box of canned goods” Said
hospital administrator, J:- ~Bain-
bridge.
Mr. Bainbridge sald the hos-
‘pital has ‘recelved a gift of rhu-
barb from a‘ Mr, Bloodoff and’
the gifts of magazines which Dis-
trict. people: are constantly’ mak-
ing to the hospital are much ap-
preciated..

The 10 copies -of the Castle-
gar News which are donated
gach week by Oglow. Brothers

and | Building and Supply/are sppres:

fated by. the.patlents said Mr.

Bainbridgs

The m's sister, Mrs,
Philip Lawrence, was matron of
honor and the bride's sisters-in-
law, Mrs. C. D. McNabb, Mrs.
K: W. McNabb and Mrs, L. R. Me-
Nabb were bridesmatrons. Will-
jam Carruthers was ‘best man

and ushers were the principais’|.J.

brothers L R. McNabb and Rob-
ert Melrose,

Rev. James G. Gorwill offic
iated at the service.

LETKEMAN — BARRETTE .
A spring wedding’ took place
in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, recent-
ly when Ardythe Madeline Letke-
man, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Peter Letkeman of Robson, Be-
came the bride of. Heriri L, Bar-
rette, son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ole
Barrette of Duck Lake,. Sask. -

“The bride wore -a blue ~
with white accessories. Her
tendant was Luella Penner, who
wore a biege suit with pink ae.
‘cessories. Best man was~Dayid
Letkéman of Renata. ."

A reception: was held at the
Robson community hall ‘for
which the bride’s mother chose.a
mauve ,afternoon dress." The
bride's table was covered with
a lace cloth and the wedding
cake was flanked by candles and
flowers. -

‘The young couple will make
their home at 1813—144 St. Sw.

Calgary, ‘Alta.

erected by Tony Denneus and two
other men,
In discussion about a bulld-

No Dairy Queen
Building Here : ing permit ‘at a recent meeting
of the Castlegar council, the

No Dairy Queen drive: in res-} Grive-in was referred to'as a
taurant is being bullt in Castle. D ui However, the drive.
gar, The dalry products drive-in eae Ge sndepanduatly opera-
restaurant being bullt next to the | tea and has no connection with
Skyline Auto Service is being| the Dairy Queen organization.

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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 7 p.m,

The Community Bible Centre
Sunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue
“10:30 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, June 14
“Castlegar — 8:00 a.m..and 7:30 p.m.
Kinnaird — 9:00 a.m.

Robson — Ast 200 a.m.

Res ’ ‘The Pentecostal: ‘Tabernacle
Sunday ‘Schoo! - 10.a.m. — Morning Worship - 11 a.m.
Evangelistic - 7:30 p.m, — Prayer ond Bible Study,
Thursday at 7:30 p.
Young People’s Friday at’ fr 30 p.m.

Robson Community Memorial. Church’
United Church:— Ist and 3rd Sundays at 11a.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

"| welder..Phone 3502.

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL.HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
|. FHOUGHTFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and

*.. Bronze Plaques.

J. 1, LAUGHTON
Box 384 —' Castlegar, B.C,
OPTOMETRIST
Office’ Hours.

PHONE 2581

BO, Land Surveyor ”
105 Main’St, Castlegar
Phone 873L +

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Box 240 — Phone 2164

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HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

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OPTOMETRIST
Wed. 2:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3622 :

UNITED TRUCKING

Dally Freight Sorvice
‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar,
i Nelson :

PHONE
Castlegar 2521

SMITH’S :
PLUMBING & HEATING
_For Estimates’ Phone
3401 and ‘T6L

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W. Sharples '— Phone 6091

GA. SUMNER

CLASSIFIED
AD RATES

Classified ads are char-
ged for at the rate of five
cents per word or figure per

Fully insulated house 22 by
30. fl. Electric heating, modern
bathroom, partial basement, good
garden,.$3,000 cash or $3,500
terms, Apply 217-5th Ave. Kin-
naird, or phone 2607. 922

Brown tent, 8 by 9 ft. Phone
153, 322

insertion, with a
charge of O(\.cents. The ad
can run three weeks for the |
price of two if there are no
changes to be made In sub-
sequent weeks, ‘i

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

Engagement notices, ob-
Ituaries and cards of thanks
of “usual” length are pub
Ushed at a flat charge of $1.

After ‘three bills have
been sent‘to‘an aacount no
further adver will

Semi-finished | two-bedroom
house. Full basement, furnace and
garage. Phone 4738, tin 16

Half-acre lot In Kinnaird, All

level. Apply Box 490A, Castlegar,
tin 18

Fresh eggs Case or half case

Phone EL6-2496 evenings, . tin 18

House. trailer, 27 feet. Cheap
for cash, Donald D, Fox, Kinnaird

‘Jots, L. T. Abbott, Wynndel, B.C.f

Phone 2181, 328)

Z like to See OSE,
q ays SQUIRM E

One plano. $200.. Phone 5437.
naa : tin 19

By

be accepted from that ac.
count until the first classl-’-
fied ad has been pald for, ;

corner lots, Gas: furnace, garage.
390-7th Ave. Castlegar,
$114, ae

FOR SALE
‘wo-bedroom home in Cast-

legar with breakfast nook, Phone
571. . . 322

foot plyw

rood boat
glassed bottom, Phone 4471 or
2441, me 322

Three-bedroom house, two
lots, full basement, garage, fruit
‘trees. Phone J, S, Hunter,. Rob-
son, : 20

house ‘on two} IS

“Phone | +
321

with 30 hp. outboard and tiber-| .

ing, Bli Sopow, phane 5200. 2114

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Bulldozing. and gravel haul-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 11

, 1959

At Robson Jiine 20

At the regulat meeting of
the WA to the Community Mem-
orial Church in- the Robson
church hall, Mrs. H. Evans re-
rted,a good balance-on hand
with all bills being paid. :

« Committee reports were giv-
en ‘covering missionary, kitchen,
regal stationary and visiting, by
Mrs. ler, Mrs, R. Batcelor

x and Mrs, H. F Hyson showing a

great ‘deal of activity and accom:
plishments in all departments.

-A finished knitted afghan,
the missionary project, was on
display.

The annual’ Sunday School
plenle will be. held June 20 on‘the
Robson .school grounds, Commit-
tees were named as follows: .

‘T. Waldie, Mrs. R.
Batchelor and Mrs, D. Carter, al-
so Mrs. D. Adshead representing
the evening Broup . who ‘are
taking charge of the sports.

A‘tea, coffee and bake sale
isi planned for Sept, 18 in the
communty. hall-in-a fall get-to-

~ ministerial meeting is to
be held in the church hall June 15

The Sales Agent for the T.
Eaton Co. will be, in the Castle-
gar Order Office on Thursday
of each week from 1 to

jew house in
Binngird. Miee level lot. Rhone

Milk Cow. Write M. W. Gleb.
4

off, Box’ 62, Brilliant.,

‘Three hundred ‘amp. DE.

Gray Marine’ 180- -hp. gaging

- 2) berry. Substantial

House trailer; 23 feet. Fully
equipped. Apply W. Crook, Cedar
Crest Motel.

4pm. tin 18

and a was named to
look after serving tea and coffees,
comprized of Mrs, R. Brown, Mrs.
O. B, Ballard, Mrs. H. F. Hyson,
and Mrs. R. T. Waldie.

‘ALCOHOLICS ANON erry

50-foot by 100-foot Iot. Phone
381. 3 123

323) Box 303, C

_ Will pay six per cent on first]'

000, Good secur-

Modern homes for sale in
Castlegar, Kinnaird’ and Blue-
down. pay-
ments required. Also, lots and

in running
bargain. Write Box 490C, Castes
gar. e

‘ .

‘Two-bedroom house with car
port. Close té all schools and con-
Full cement.
tubs, drain and oil furriace. Fruit
trees, shrubs, garden and flowers
planted. For further information
call 6301 after 4 p. mi 322

“Lot itt Castlegar.” Apely
Johny’s Shoe Repair Shop, Zan-
alo Block, Castlegar. \,

Good building lots in in.

‘| nairdPhone 2738. in 10

Residential lots. Terms if ne-
cessary. Apply, Elis Auto Court.
Phone 5200. 2114

property. DAN GIL-
ROY, Real Estate Agent, Muir-
head Agencies office, Kinnalra

FOR RENT.

Large house, central _loca-
tign. Apply 448 Columbia* ayes
Phone 5180,

Room and board or suites.
Phone 9781... as fn, 21

| be asked, Otherwise? ? 7?

of $10,
ity. Write Box "430, Castlegar.
. 322

To Whom It May Concern

If the perscn observed tak-
ing the oars and carlocks from
a boat on the East Robson river
bank last weekend will return
them at once no questions will
12:

Winners of the prizes givtn
at the IODE Victoria Day cele-

3) Killough Chapter, IODE,

brations are: 1. Mrs. J. Mandhan,
2. Paul’ Melville, 3, J. Babiy.

Beauty parlor, 76 Maple St.,
Castlegar, B.C. Alice Zuckerburg,
phone ‘43617 ~ ~~

Refreshments were served by
Mrs, “Thring and
Mrs, J. Ross..

May Day a Fest
IODE Members Told

The Victoria Day -~ celebra-
tions held by the IODE were a

success in spite of the postpone-

ment and other difficulties the
regular. meeting ‘of the Lillign
were
told Monday night.

The chapter expressed ap-
preciation of the help given by
the village commissioners, Kiw-
anis Club and other proups who
assisted in any way. Thanks were
also expressed to individuals,

323 particularily Joe” Killough, Ross

upstairs a:
762- 2nd, Ave, Castlegar.

P08,

» WANTED

Yreently needed, two. or |

Two-bedroom -house -with
bath next to Robson

home as July ae
Write box 673, ”

$3,800 cash, Phone 2507. 322,

House in Castlegar. Two bed-
rooms on main floor, two fin-
ished rooms in basement. Auto-
matic gas heat, terms, Ehone at

+ ME. McCC JALE
B.C. Land Surveyor
2234 Bay. Avenue, Trail.

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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

* CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
‘ PHONE 4621 -
We attach “Dinkle” Nickle
Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

* PHONE S571

MARLANE GRILL

Open 8:00. a.m. ta 9:30 p.m,
Not just another. place to eat,
But the place to eat another

PHONE 8381

"Ss foot round fence Roats.

NOTICES:

ROSE BALL’
June 26th

YOUR CREDIT UNION
PROVIDES
INSURED LOAN

619

Phone|'*
32:

50 cents each Je
Bloodoff, phone 4571, “323

Green frieze hideabed. Phone
3272 after 2 p.m. . 123

Erasers and pencils. are al-
ways handy around.-the home.
Buy them at the Castlegar News
from a wide ! 1

TV. sales and service. Agent].
fr Marconi. Phone 5167. R. Mar-
tin

Highly qualified teacher’ in
mathematics and Russian, Alex-
ander: Zuckerberg. Phone 4631.
Castlegar. tin 5

. £53 Plymouth, Can finance.
Phone .7311. 3

Four-bedroom modern, home
in Kinnaird, just completed. Rea-
.Sonable down payment and ‘re-
mainder as rent, Phone 4473, 323

LS. Ud. -

t
Charter Service
Towing - Barges.

anywhere on the Arrow

Lakes

Phone 433i

=

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD.
Leave Robson Wharf
- 10:00 aa, Monday.

Z IK INSURE

For All Your
INSURANCE NEEDS
Phone 3441

ANDERSON.
“AGENCIES:

Hospital WA pot-luck supper
at the home of G. Guido Kin-

naird,” Monday night. Brings: al:
123

friend:

Senior ' Citizens business

necting, 7.30 Friday night. Re-

and Earl Greep. =

Without — this * support-: it
would have ‘been - impossible
for the chapter to successfully
conduct such an ‘undertaking
the members, were told.

The chapter's ‘annual .$100
to the best grade 12

port ol
other muses, ay

GARD OF THANKS |

We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to friends for their
many acts of kindness and tokens
of sympathy sent to us on the
death of our. beloved' brother the
late Mark Bastedo Burnham, Al-
so for. the ‘floral offerings. We
‘thank especially Venerable B. A.
Resker and the. doctors, nurses
and staff of the Trail Tadanac
Hospital and to all who helped.
— The family of the Jate Mark

Burnham.
LEGAL

Bi and
123

| NELSON LAND REC

student of SHHS will be awarded
by .Mrs,'J.. F. Killough, education
convenor, ‘at the awards day cere-

,| monies at the highschool today.

Contributions were approve'l
to. the Peace Garden, Marv Croft
Memorial, Commonwealth sand

‘Sunday School Picnic:

Members are requested ta at-
tend the general meeting Tuesday
to receive briefing on the LA.
banquet to be held June 20

There is a zone. meeting in
Nelson Saturday and Sunday.
Any member’ may attend the
sessioris as a fraternal’ delegate.

Some public facts about the
Canadian.Legion to which your
Jocal- branch cohtributes: The
Legion contributes $20,000 a year
*o the development of young au
letes, Legion seo aEPS total
more than $65,900 y

Your Legion is sactively part-

.iclpating in:many community

Projects in your District. Be ax
active member and aided your

“branch .

THUR. - FRE. - SAT.

TINO SY ANE AEA BNE ANT AI

Ne =~ TECHRICOLS

Melecsed thea United: ie

Empire. tGnd, -Film

pric and the shipping fund.
“IODE calenders- for next

year are to.be ordered-and placed

.in the out-lying schools of. the

District. ee

Mrs. H. Gergely, ‘services
‘home and abroad’'convenor, ‘re-
mined the members that dona-
tions. of good used clothing -r-
still urgently needed. Mrs, Gerce-
ly would like to send a Shipman
to heneawarters by the end of

fan
: The IODE will selt refresh-
ments at the mine safety and

DIVISION

Take notice that John C
Waldie, Lumberman, and Joht
Sherbiko, Farmer, of Castlega
B.C., intend to apply for a leas
on the folowing described lands

On the Columbia River Sout!

West of Brilliant, B.C.. Commenc

ing at a post planted at th
South-West. Corner of Bloc’

SASH
AND
DOORS
In All Popular Styles
e

WINDOW AND DOOR:
FRAMES — GLASS IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS

Agents For :
-Pearson Sashless’ -Win-.
| dows and All Sealed Units

“CASTLEGAR

(17) Sub-Division Plai
2949, -—- District Lot 4598. —--
Thence South-West 400 feet, —

‘Thence South-East 1600 feet. —

Thence North-East 400 feet to
high water mark of Columbia!
river. — ‘Thence North-West t>
Point of commencement 15 acres

| more or less for the purpose o

removing gravel, .

Castlegar B,C,

May. 25th, 1959

Signed John Carruthers 7 Waiate,
* John Sherbiko.

RICK’S
Tv. Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
Supplies
“ELECTROHOME

Fleetwood T.V.

rescue tobe held
on the high school grounds
June 20, Mrs, G. Hughes and
Mrs. Gergely offered to act 25
convénors and other members
will help during the day.
After the meeting a brief
social time was enjoyed with
irs. L. Zinio directing’ an amus-
ing game, Refreshments were
served by the hostesses of the
evening.

Wed.,.- Thur., - Fri., - Sat.
“40 COMMANDMENTS”
See ‘advertisement pege 4
‘of this issue

Ek Drive-In

Thu:., - Fri., = Sat.

Shoot Out af Medicine
Band

— PLUS —.

New York: Confidential

Broderick Crawford — Marilyn Maxwell
ONE SHOWING —°9:20 p.m.

June 11-12-13