50- ROOM CHALET: TYPE

proposed for Kinnaird near the \junc-
tion of the new highway. Costing $650,-
000,:it is hoped ‘to start. work: on: the
project next ‘spring with completion

scheduled: for, ‘before the

1964 tourist season. International Land

HOTEL jis :Corporation

end of ‘the

of Vancouver and San

Fransisco, who would build the hotel,
estimate that the hotel: ‘would. contri-
bute $6,000 a year to.Kinnaird’s* cof
fers, or a 12 per cent boost on the pre-
sent $48,000. annual tax revenue, :

Results from Local Bowling.

Celgar Mixed

Ladies * High Single Mrs. B.
Harsent 278 Ladies High Three N.
O'Shea 616. Men's High Single A:
Naychuk 290; Men's High Three J.
Hardy | 657." Team ‘High ° Single
Team 4 953; Team High Three
Team 6 2668. ©

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Team Points: Team 5 182,

Team 6 185, Team 8 182, Team 1
180, Team 9 175, Team 12 173,
Team 4 166, Team 7 156, Team 16
154, Team 2 152, Team 3 136, Team
11 118,
Coffee Break League 7
Ee Mickey Jacobsen 48;
LET Mi

Blows 2860.

‘Wests 2, Button Pushers 1,
Regulars 2, Bridge Builders 0,
Lotta Blows 3, Hailleys Comets 4.

Other 600's Jake Koenig 633,
Ben Rourke 624, Bill Bailey 623,
Bill Davis Davis 618, Ralph: West
Tuesday Night Mixed 9-4

LHS Erma Mykyte 216; LHT
Lou Reed 547,. MHS. Don Archi-
bald 231; MHT Don Archibald 570.
THS Happy Gang 932; THT I Don't
Know 2480,

TP: Sportsmen _ 4, Bank of
0; Happy Gang 2, I

Wheaties | 920; THT Mufvets 2555.

TP: Wheaties 27, Muffets 29,
Mhgs +13, Cheerios 23, Take “5”
18, Pincurlers 16.

No Blows Dorothy Martini,
Marg Brownlie.

Tuesday 1: O'clock

LHS Marg Martin 291; LHT
Vicky Green 671. THS Oglows

+1011; THT Oglows 2559.

TP: Oglows 3, Ross’s Meat-
market 1; Skyline’ Auto-service 3,
Indepedents 1; ‘Tiger’ Service 4,
Castlegar Drug 0.

Other 600's Vi BeLucie 612,
‘Tuesday Mixed Leagu

LHS Queen Davis, ais; LT

Sallis'265; MHT Doug Sallis 708,
_ THS Lotta Blows 1018; THT Lotta

AANA
2 SINGER COMPANY
**> of Canada. Ltd.
~ 1598 -Bay Ave. Trail
Phone 364-1744
\: Sewing Machines, Vacuum
Cleaners, Floor Polishers, _

Typewriters. Service in Castlegar
area every Monday. Easy Terms,
Reasonable Credit Charges

ATE ETAT

Don't Know 2; Night Hawks 3,
Bootleggers 1,
Wed Morning Drivers League

LHS ‘Marg Menzies’ 253; LHT
Marg Menzies 606, THS Sparetires
814; THT Carburetors 2208.

TP: Carburetors 2,’ Sparetires
3, Bumpers 2, Exhausts 1, Cranks
2, Spareplugs 2,

Ladies Wed.Nite

LHS Dot Tipping 229; LHT
Dot Tipping 591, THS Five Thumbs:
787; THT Kingpins 2173.

TP: Choregirls 2, Sputniks 0,
Oddballs 2, Hineping 3, Five Thu-

mbs 4, Beatniks 1.
Thursday Morning League

LHS. Rose Ungarian.249; LHT
Janna Brownlie 609, — No Blows
Dorothy Hardy... THS .Miny 946;
THT. Lions 2436,

TP: Beavers 1, Chipmunks 4,
Lions 3, Minx 2; Squirrels 0,
Thursday Mixed Com League

LHS Pat Miner 278; LHT Jan-
na Brownlie. 562, MHS Harold
Leslie 275; MHT Harold Leslie 670,
THS Plaza Five 955; THT Plaza

| Five :28:

14,"
TP: Bob's Pay’n Takit 4,'Cel-
gar: Two: 0;-Ups and. Downs 4,
Bank” of ‘Montreal 0;°Celgar.One
4, Untouchables 3; Four Pointers

“| 1; Rick’s Records 3, Mudlarks 1. +

Other 600’s Jake Koenig’ 667,
Pete Kazakoff 660, George Brown-

deem tel ol reg aioe

The Fastest Brokerage

Service iu the, Interior

a As Close As Your Phone © *:
DOHERTY ROADHOUSE & McCUAIG BROS.

Direct Private Wires tu All Leading
Canadian Stock Exchanges

1402 Bay Avenue"

ENQUIRIES

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lie 638, -:
Rowdy Roller’s League

LHS ‘Glenys New 281; LHT
Glenys* New. 711, ee Hooter’s
854; THT. Screamer’s 242:

TP: Groaner’s "1144  Mosner’s
14%, Screamer’s 39, vars 4,
-Hooter’s 22, Crier’s 1
Classic Mixed Lawae’

“LHS Marge Bonnett 232; LHT
Ev Schmidt 628. MHS Jack Mason
288; ‘“MHT.'Bill . Davis 643. THS
erormets 1046; THT Reformers

eo Defenders_4, DeVito's .0;
Castlegar News 3, Five Shakes 2;
Refomers 3, ‘Deadbeats 1,

Other 600's Orlando - Vecchio
627, Marge Bonnett S20. John
Paulson 620.

‘The regula ‘meeting of the Se-
nior llizens was ‘held Friday, ev-
ening:In the Legion’ Hall, with 30
members’ and ‘ona’ visitor, Mrs,’ 8,
Mazur, present.: Routine opening
and ‘business ; were ; conducted by
a a ‘Webster.

Senior Citizens Plan
Christmas Party. Dec. 13,

ly \
bers, They opened with’ the choir
singing ,a ‘chorus with’ Dr: W.°L:
‘Wright ‘presiding at the plano; he
no -selectiona were played. by
‘Wright; a; Feading entitled ; tte:
thers Day". ‘by 8. Leacock, was read
y Mra, niet we Thorp; ’ a’ quartet

dealt | with

& ee a letter from the Castlegar

and District Fall Fair Association.
E. Bailey was appointed to attend
the Fair meeting’ and represent
the Senlor Citizens.

Mr. Webster ‘reported. that
Mrs. : Gwilym Hughes had’ been
making \' inquiries ;,.regarding': a
younger member of the Senior. Cl-

‘| tizens teaching handicrafts to the

handicapped ° children, This” was
discussed and will again be discuss-
ed when Mrs, Hughes attends one
of the. meetings to “explain fur-
ther,

The members decided to hol
a banquet on Dec./18, this will be
their Christmas; party, The mem:
bers’ of Dogwood’ Circle’ of’ the

banquet and to wash up the dishes
afterwards, \Thelr ‘offer was’ ,ac-
cepted. with ‘grateful: thanks.” At
this time one minute's silence’ was
observed for: President Kennedy.
The business meeting was a
journed and the’ membera ' énjoy-
ed \a\social hour.’ Entertainment
was provided by! the Robson mem-

United Church Women offered 'to |-
serve the :Senior Citizens at. their | ;

Prospective Fi
Sociely Members
View Film. in Trail

Ingmar. Ber;

Devil’s’ Eye". was’, See “at the
Odeon Theatre in Trail: to’ pros-
pective members of the Trail Film
Society,

Bergman for once, said ocal
showed his’ satirical hu-

Sid Waltons *
Celebrate 40th
Anniversary

id Mrs. Sid Walton ce-
lebratea “their 40th wedding an-
niversary on Nov. 17. when they
had -for. dinner: guests. their: son,
Malcom‘ Walton of Spokane,’ Wash.,
entiat Mr.and / Mrs, H.: Phillips ‘of

‘Afted supper open. house. was
held for friends , and’ neighbors
who ‘called |to offer. their con
tulations. “1

Delicious refreshments were

served -including a beautifully de-| =

corated ‘two-tier. cake: which, was
sent. to them from ; their daugh-
ter,’Mrs..Glen Smith’ in Eastend,
US.A. Mr, and Mrs, . Walton: also
received: the surprise’ gift: of a
cord player and records from their
family.

They extended grateful thanks
to ‘those present for the lovely
gifts, cards, etc. that ‘they had

received. i

eae a ‘BIG SAVING”
~The firat volume of the report
of the royal commission on govern-
ment organization ‘estimates that a
saving of -at least’ $50,000,000 : a
year could ‘be ‘effected -by ‘more,

mor. without ‘ his: ‘usual Profound
intensity: "The! Devil’. sends Don
Juan from: hell ‘to’earth for. one
day to seduce ‘a ‘virtuous ‘maiden
and thus’ cure the istye in the De:
yil’s we

ie Trail Taternational Film
Society is to ‘start on oh 1 with
“La Notte”

Mra, HH. Evans, Mrs.
Thorp, ‘H. vans and; Jim ‘Porter
sang:a selection “The Lord -is' my

Shepherd.” Mra, G.:, Quayle «read |

an. article, put out by the Bank of
Montreal » entitled |:“Getting the
Most Out of Life"... é

The program: was brought -to | 2

a close ‘with’ the’ choir singing se-
veral ’ well - known selections, :°A
hearty vote of thanks was extend-
ed to; the Robson members: fora
evening's.
Delicious ' refreshments “were
served by Mra,’ T. Blackburn

id Mrs, O'Morrow with T.’ ‘Blackbiirn ‘
supervising. .

3 Foster Home
Auxiliary. Hears:
Mrs. di: Varcoe

ce the sponsored: audees given
by. Mrs. “Jack |Varcoe ' of! Trail‘ on
behalf of the’ Foster ‘Home Au-
xiliary was enjoyed ‘last ‘Friday
at the Rotary Health Centre, The
Group of listeners indicated ‘their
great ‘Interest’ and” reponsiveness.
As an assistance group’ to the
; Welfare: Society, the. Auxillary
Plans to forge ahead in‘ the’
Pose’ of obtaining foster. hi ea in
this’ district.”

‘One of. the new volunteers has
indicated that this district needs
the ‘service “this little group can
give’, especially for short: term
placements. Mrs, Varcoe’s address
was noted as “informative. — she
had all the data at her fingertips”.

Active auxiliary members in
Gastlegar. are, Mra. S.-Rysen, | ‘Mrs,

Campbell, Mrs. ‘T. G.: Jerome
ped Bie S. Soukorefé.

Participating : actively. ‘in Kin-

naird are Mrs,’ G. Brownlie,’ Mrs,
Fat at “Haley, and. ot ‘Justin ‘Kauf-

e' Eng-
lish comedy “The Tiled "Thun
derbolt” on‘ Dec, °15. Other films
include’ “David ‘and “Lisa” and the
famous Indian’ film, The. Flute
and the Arrow.” °°:

Anyone iaterested® in joining
the. Film Society may contact Mrs,
Margeret ! Pryce or ‘Jack’ Charters
in Castlegar. Price-of 2 full: sea-
son: ticket of eight shows is $8; a

ag eeesce ticket of four shows

efficient’ operation ‘of Canada’s fe-|=

Geral government ‘machinery.

“WORKING WOMEN ..()-~
“Women now make up 30 per

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO: THE.ELECTORS OF THE -
MUNICIPALITY AFORESAID THAT A POLL HAS BECOME: NECES-
SARY AT THE ELECTION NOW. PENDING, ‘AND: THAT. HAVE
GRANTED SUCH POLL; AND, - FURTHER, THAT THE PERSONS.
DULY NOMINATED AS CANDIDATES AT THE: SAD: ELECTION:
FOR WHOM ONLY VOTES. Wis BE. RECEIVED ,

Whether for Mayor,

COOK Virgil, R. W.
REED, Wm. H.

DALZIEL, John”
GOULET, Romeo

Chairman

Schoo! Trustee
School Trustee

Term of
Office.

Chairman

3 vee:

M3. - Sth.

346 - Tth,
511 - 7th

SUCH POLL WILL BE OPENED AT THE LEGION “HALL ON THE

Pharmacie

5TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1963 BETWEEN: THE: HOURS ‘OF::8:00 °.:
AM. AND 8:00 P.M: OF WHICH EVERY'PERSON IS HEREBY: RE-
QUTEDE TO TAKE: NOTICE AND GOVERN,

‘ “INGLY.:

HIMSELF  ACCORD-

GIVEN UNDER BY HAND aus 25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1963.
a ‘Lei lin, ::

i ii
. Returning « Otticer.

DEER. PARK SODIALS

MRS. “WILLIAMSON.
Mr. |W. ai, Briggeman of

Trail shot a deer while’ on.a hunt-|-

ing trip’in the Deer Park area.
Another car passed through
Deer. Park ; with. several. hunters

and. three “deer which’ they shot |?

in: the ‘Two-Bit Creek area. -

“IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN OR’
BUSINESSMAN’ ‘.
And want a:.smart central~address when
coitver, ; you .will‘lika’ the friendly. courte tatt
‘who, attend :to your wishes, whether, it's in your
room ‘or executive suite.’ ..

Then you, want

Mutual 2 831 Davie at Denman.
Commercial Cards | honored::
“On: E h Bay at’ ‘St anley., Park” :

diamonds ‘for happiness.
~ LAY. AWAY NOW. FOR CHRISTMAS.
.,and avoid ‘disappointment

BOSSES. ioe

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fluent into the river, the bacterlal
count ‘could ‘rise, to an unmanage-|
ably high’concentration during ‘the
winter ‘months ,.when* river ‘water

3 pointed ‘out that

" ‘residents, of ‘Kinnaird should rcal-

ize thatchemical pollution. of the
‘Columbia is’ or’ will be ‘as serious
‘a\threat!to pubile: health ‘as bacte:
rial pollution, since detergents’ and
other chemicals ‘used at home’ and
in industry; are largely. unaffected
by. jcowage treatment ‘or euloria,
fs’ opinion.:that ‘as th

TtiJs
discharge. by ‘Castlegar of. any: ae: ;
wage effluent,: ‘chlorinated : or. not, | cha:

will’ increase chemical’ polfution
of the ‘river, ‘Kinnaird «must soon:
consider, ‘obtaining ‘its’ water from
sources, other than the. Columbia,

Mry Loeblich urged’ that: resl-

"aie Cadots Star

SPN.

Bowling, Hockey.

“The Cadet bowling league got rot
underway.on

“ M. Martin' soniating the Bove the
Cadet hockey team also got thto the |;

swing on‘Nov. 23. at the

dents of Kinnaird vote in favor of
the ‘liquor. Blebisclte since .unless
the vote: is “yes” itis doubtful
that the: proposed ‘motor hotel will
be built In Kinnaird, Mr, Loeblich!
said the’ motor; hotel would: be a

most, attractive ‘addition i to}! the
yilere) ywould : bring. business ';to
the ould “have ‘a: good!
‘asgesat ined and therefore help’
to: keep: taxes‘ inline, would re.
quire only modest services: (water,
lighting, ete.) and would hook ‘in-
to’ the SSwae. jpyatem ote -

elp it

tf!

ites’ and. T.' ‘Cormier,

nt.at the. mecting ‘were nominat- | @

)for; commissioners ers’ Messrs ‘Giles | §

id: Cormier’ have’ since: accepted
Cc.

arena. }
On Nov, 27, the Squadron tor

ok
part. In:the Ladies Auxillary: to

the. Gastlsaar, ‘and: ay DideeietE Hosp: .

tal's wal’)"Nut

Tho ‘provincial meeting of ‘the b)
Air Cadet:-League of Canada, held | '
* recently in’ Vancouver, was pene

ed by H. Hyson and J.
F/E.«

: Chris, in,
rao ‘underwent surgery.on‘his ‘leg | 28

weeks ago in Vancouver Ge-
neral ‘Hospital,’ ia‘ on':the': mend
once again and” will soon be e coming
ome: 2.5).

For, geno} t frustes ‘Mra.
s.nominated ‘to

t ‘the. suggestion, of Mr. Mutr-
head the: necting went ‘on' record

as ‘being: ayes" vote
lor. eet eae, new Second-
d: liquor plebiscites.
blich- Gnvited. all: Kin-
gto attend: the: pub:

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| Kinnaird: council. will report’ on

'] coming “elections will ‘involve’'the,

.| for the school and’ college plebis-,
') cites and the election of candidates
|-and the tenant-elector for the elec:

; merce *-will” mount a: get-out-the-

‘Wie forum’ meeting to be held “on
Dec. 3. at which all: members’ of

their: various departments and at
which candidates for election will
speak.” He’ also".advised ‘that ‘the

marking of seven. ballots/and’ that
three different voters lists will be

used, — the provincial for.the: ae
‘quor’ plebiscite,‘ the ‘owner-elector

‘tion: of candidates ‘only.: ©
In’ answer to a question from

vote campaign for the! pee: S el

On Dee. 8 next; ‘electors will, be -apked to vote,
on the following questi

ARE, You IN, FAVOR OF ESTABLISHING. A
REGIONAL ' “COLLEGE : “IN: ‘WEST KOOTENAY. ay

Be In th interest of, your Ccmmauntey and i in its
‘ welfare, we-urg yout to vote “YES ‘on’ this. ‘im: