CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuis, Jan. 19, 1961

~ Support Winter Works. Jobs ©

All District‘ citizens are being
urged to carry out construction,
decoration and renovation projects
during the winter months. This is
part of the local winter employment
campaign which is designed to pro-
vide employment during the winter
months.

Each year thousands of citizens
become seasonally unemployed be-
cause of weather conditions and the
habit of putting off till pring pro-
Jects that could be carried out in
the winter months.

‘The problem facing many ama-

much to leave for .the qualified
It is to make

others which had better be left to
the professional, 7
The installation of electrical
wirlng {s definitely out os a “do it
yourself” project, There are 50
many factors such as safety, local
building and insurance regulations
involved that electrical work should
be left to’ the Mcensed electrician.
Major plumbing projects, too,
are not for the amateur. Getting
skilled help in the beginning will
usually save him money in the end,
‘The same thing goes for heat-
ing, The proper installation of a
heating plant calls for so much
knowledge and experience that the
services ‘of @ competent heating

tic distinction between the
Jobs that may be well with-

Provide the only sound

It Yourselfer” to do? A

tradesmen are not available,
the projects that many home own-
ers can reasonably ‘undertake aro
Anterior paint Jobs, aimple , ropairs
to woodwork, patching and “filling | rye,
cracks in interlor walls gnd ceilings
and, depending on the skill ‘of a
home owner or his ‘friends, the con-
struction of attic rooms, basement’
game rooms and building: simple
furniture. :

Chairman Urges
People to. Support
Minor Hockey

of pence
and operating econ
What then, is Tet “tor the “Do

The Solporation of the Village of ‘Castlegar.

~ -D0G LICENCES

ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE VILLAGE
OFFICE -

J. Logelin,
Clerk ,

-Castlegar ‘village chairman N.
T. Oglow this week called upon all
citizens to support Minor Hockey
Week in Canada, which starts Bat.,
Jan. 21,

In voicing his eupport of Minor
Hockey Week, Mr, Oglow sald: “Mi-
nor Hockey Week has become an
established part of our Canadian
sporting year, Observance of Minor
Hockey Week is the best way I
know to direct attention of the
public to the benefits of Minor
Hockey: to our youth end to our
community.

“we are proud of the fact that
Minor Hockey here in, Castlegar
has the. support of many public-
spirited citizens, service. clubs and
lother organizations whose love of
hockey and of boys prompts them
to contribute much time and effort
to the local minor leagues. We
should direct’ our appreciation and

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CANADIAN LEGION
‘WELFARE

BINGO

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... SATURDAY RIGHT
LEGION HALL

recognition to these outstanding ci-
tizens who are making a baraatoad
to the

Five members of the Parents’
Committee to the Kinnaird ‘ Girl
Guides and Bro met at the
home of the president, Mrs. R.1B,
Hengy-for thelr- regular meeting.

Mrs, H, Bate, Mra. C. 8, enzle
acted in that capacity. Mra. Heagy
thanked’ Mrs, McKenzie for her two
years faithful service as secretary,

‘The treasurer, Mrs. J, C. Mc-
Leod presented her report. Auditing
of the books will have'to wait until

Mrs. J. Regen, for thelr potted tu-
Ups, A letter of thanks was. also
recelved from Mrs. R. Patersgn,
Tawny Owl of the 2nd Kinnaird
Pack:for her pot of tulips, }
Monthly report from the 1st
Kinnaird Brownle Pack stated that
they now have 24 Brownies, : with
three. more coming in.--They collect-
ed's hamper which was turned over
to W. Jacobson for distribution. to
@ needy family, They have turned
over $3.98 to the district commis-
aloner for the New Brownle Pack at

‘program
been practised and presented at the

Christmas centerpieces were pres-

thers and guests, Cookies were sent.
to the children’s ward at the hos-

which we live, as does our pa
Canadian’ game of hockey contri-
bute entertainment and Lane io
right across Canada,

“Hockey is Canada’s National
Game. It is one of our great heri-,
tages, and participation by the
youth of our town should be en:
couraged at all levels. We ‘are
Proud of our game, for its ability
to develop. character, cltizenship and
respect for authority, as well as for
its physical and body-bullding ben-
efits,

“We should also encourage at-
tendance and support by parents
and other adults, for only in this
way can the minor hockey program
here in Castlegar. prosper. The
young people play better knowing
they have the support of their fa-
milies,

“For these reasons, I am happy
to endorse Minor Hockey Week in
Canada, and call upon all citizens
ta keep in step with Canada by
Joining in the observance of Minor
Hockey Week, This can be done by

TOTAL JACKPOT PRIZE $155.

Minoy Hockey, and by

Four Sixes For
Kinnaird Pack
‘The ist Kinnaird Brownie Pack

met in the KIs hall retently for
their first meeting of the new year,

comed Susan with the grand howl
Brown Owl then presented Christie
Demas with her second-year star.

‘The pack has now been divided
into four sixes. ‘The new six is the
elves, with Margaret Sorge (fis the

‘Tawny Owl, Mrs, J. Regan. and
Mrs, A, B. Condy assisted the Brown
Owl, Guest at this meeting was
Mrs. M, Allingham.

attending games With their sons, I
commend to you the official slogan
of the Canadian Amateur Hockey
Association, which is promoting this
fine venture. It és “Don’t send: —

TAKE your boy to the Arena,"

Due to the illness of the secretary, |’:

Girl Guides’ Parents Committee Meets

pital and to Mrs! J, Moll. A eitt/ donate pore saleable articles: use- | posters, The 2nd Kinnaird Pack has

wos sent to thelr adoptee at the
Queen Alexandra Solarium.

able worn or clean cloth-

‘jing, children’s shoes, old jewelry,

tohave a
candy table if the parents’ commit-

Mrs, McKenzle then presented|drapes, covers, kitchen Sppliances, tee doés ‘have bake sale or tea,

the ‘secretary’s annual report,

Being as it 1s necessary to raise
funds .the possibility of having a
White Elephant or Rummage Sale
was discussed, Brownles, Will be re-
quested to’ ask thelr tiothers to

lamps, books, pictures, etc, It was
decided that a bake sale in con-
junction with, it might be a gond
idea. ‘The place ond date are to be
decided by the committee and’ pét-
ents will be notified td pene and

‘The next meeting will be held

at the home of Mrs. W. (Gregory,

255 5th Ave, Kinnaird, on Feb, 7,
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, The Hostess prize was won
by Mrs. Gregory.

THE 14th ANNUAL

GENERAL MEETING.

tea. when "27 mothers [=
and four guests “were present. |'£

ented by the Brownies to their mo- |;

OF THE

KRC

‘KINNAIRD, ROBSON, CASTLEGAR WELFARE AND

RECREATION SOCIETY

WILL.BE HELD IN THE LEGION HALL

Wed., Jan. 27 at 8 pm

AND

FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT.AN EXTRAORDINARY RESOLU-
TION WILL BE PRESENTED AT THIS MEETING AS FOLLOWS:
“THAT THE NAME OF THE SOCIETY BE CHANGED - FROM
KINNAIRD, ROBSON AND CASTLEGAR ‘WELFARE AND. RE-
CREATION SOCIETY TO ‘KINNAIRD - : ROBSON: - CASTLEGAR,
COMMUNITY CHEST” :

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Behind this boomman is a plan of forest
management and a logging organization which will
harvest the timber on a continuing basis.

The forest crop will be manufactured into pulp |.
and lumber products for sale in Canadian
and foreign markets, earning dollars to
pay our taxes, build our-roads, teach our children,
‘yun our railways and support the ae of

"* “eur secondary industries. :

Forest

t also insures

‘

u n beaity,

* on the rugged mountain slopes and forest shelter
protects game and fish, ~

This river of logs flows into thousands of products, 5,
and helps to earn. nearly half of every dollar
weet odueedt in British Come

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Phone 5154 Castlegar
Across From Theatre:

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Engagement . notices, ontt : Arrow. Lakes Ferry
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Charter Service -

‘Towing -.Barges'-~-~
anywhere on the Arrow:
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Phone 5500
NIGHTS '— NELSON 2652 ,

FOR SALE

Good building lots ‘in, Kinnaird.
Phone 2738,

Second lot east side of 4th Ave.
sOutd oF and St. in.

lerviced, ‘ excavation done,

tesa none OL, 3-1
farm guitar, good conaitio

me BAB ‘ Sef | oF

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--~ Large: lectelo Tange, an
eps, S80 “thous eras.’ "3-8

Garter,” Robson, - Phone’: 3111,
yuppies. Al Appl; Smith Kennels,
syringa "Gr Phone ove.

“FOR RENT:

Apply Cia Carbonate a, "Nelion,
or.Phone S41-R.

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Business Directory

NOBRA’S HAIR
DRESSING PARLOR og id iE
Plumbing and Heating

OM Steere: BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE

Box M0 ~~ Phone at6t

DESMOND 1.
LITTLEWOOD

\_ OPTOMETRIST
‘Wed. 230 to 8pm.
Phone 3021

ME. McCORQUODALE

‘ 3-3
“HOMES FOR SALE
2-bedroom home, fu basement,
al furnace, wired electric
range,: lot 100 x 160, 12 ‘tealt trees,
‘Apply sessth Ave, re ent

490A, C:

~ FOUND

* Redep = ae : Glasses.
Owner ma: nave a biog
Castlegar £6 an ney et
this a

zn, doving FHughes of my mo-
who pas-
sed away dan Pas ae
ai

You put in’ ou ay
it wonderful "memories you left

A_ loving. mother, 50 tle
icy ot gentle and
—. Dennis and Lols

26 ;
: Hourekeeper, wanted tor. ‘five

F yrant toi} rent : p-bedroom house
thin, -radius. of Cas

Ne y ‘March. ve Phone 6143, i
in| rent or buy unfur-
nished b-bearooth in
Semi: radius BC

vice Went» to. Ben small house ‘or
suite: within: 6-mile radius of Cas.
tlegar. Phone

days*:ench °.wi
a m will.” provide “Aibing a, ae Boe
commodations next’ s1
four: chil a. vin schoo Howe
a30- to: 6.30. =
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: to. Vancouver,
leaving "rriiay, etlahte ‘Phone: 8124,

Pair Les ees. ae ash men’s
soo’ skates, size 10,’ Phone 7451,

caged

Prank’! Richardson | ‘an-
‘the. Sngagement- of

DEVELOPED
ents Birone ie

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Asin ‘
FLY atts is saan Asai :

Gravel & Top Seil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING .,
PHONE goa

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL’

Cor. Maple & oth, Castlegar

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Prange
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INSURANGE:
For All. Your. :
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 3441 _
ANDERSON
«AGENCIES

feb. ia at-a30
eee. officiating.

eanDs OF gest

we
and staff of the era
the Rey.

cere ‘thanks ‘to ‘friends, relatives
of Kindness and

lome, ‘Mr. ant
Fred ie ‘and. Eamily.

thank all my ‘friends

pespiet had .¥

Sorry you got a bum steer
Tom. Iam” wonderfully
eg. |thank you. — R

BULLDOZING — HAULING
BASEMENT. DIGGING
PHONE 5200

ELI! SOPow
BOX 464 CASTLEGAR

BC. Land
W234 Bay Avenue, Trail

PLUMBING & HEATING |‘
SYPHON. SEPTIC ‘TANKS -
PHONE 21st

D. FOX

{. SHIELD'S *
VACUUM SHOP
Gomplet A ee a

ic rae makes of
B : - eaners. Hose replacements and.
PHONE 2021

TRAIL CARTAGE,
VAN AND STORAGE ,

“No PHONE ;

es to "vancouver; “Vancouver _Caaliegae, aah: — Trail 191

Island, Bast and USA. - felson 1471»:
Phone Castlegar 7761 ome, TRUCKING

We attach .“Dinkte” Nickle Rim
Heels- on ladies’ shoes.
:) CASTLEGAR. ~ :

’ For Home Cooked Meals
Irs THE. *

CASTLEGAR
DINING ROOM

Fuller Brush sales and service.
Lloyd Bailey, phone 5194, Castlegar.

. Marcon Pho: Phone t 5167, R.
““Bewing "8
john- & b Cedar Bt ‘W. behind

M drawn, apes.
tions b Crna Jack Hipwell, ee

pa ae
‘fey “of the = James Room” and: board syalenie.
bedroom Horeote: ‘wish to “express their ain- Phone 2 Osa. aet

Robson: Recreati
= pull meeting on ie Jan. 20, at se

| Feats of life. to

‘This: is
who would fore visited me in the| ply Sheath Ave., Castlegar,
ere,
those ‘that would have sent  flo- Phone

‘Woman
by the hour Se by th

Holy ‘Communion . at” Robson,

from- © sage ee eal Gastieg
CEMENT WORK ~ :|p,,208t4., and

LAND CLEARING Ext EXCAVATION

NOTISES

ie Smiths” or “The Bakers" | at
cards, coasters,’

of every month in the Legion

MOTIOES

Legion No, 170. meet~
held ere and 3rd ruchaeys
a

"Balldiag, Spats

aauding A eeopy oe Ek

id service: Agent for
Martint. tf
and alterations. “apply

Dewis, Phone 2754, Gass =
Society ai

eee me. electrically
ur Tugs and chesterfields and sad
1

and: board available. ap

the - 1st ‘Thursday
at 8 pan. ‘in the church penemicnt.
L

fe The; | Mrs.

Castlegar PTA meets last Mon-
day. of cach month at 8 pm,-in
the 5-3

ets,
TDI8 oe inch. Non devominainal
5 mn
and neighbors for {bet many acts and Bulges ering bla de geaman rimaercomend
sym-

LA to
Ae gt at 8

them, ‘Phone 5406. | in

‘The Gaited Church WA meets
of every month

Phone 3351

Temple — Pythian
en Twin ee

high school cafeteria.

the on mects pee
ri Pm. in the ae P

' COLUMBIA: ROCKGAS

SERVICE
HONE 6081 - CASTLEGAR

‘Boy will do chores after school,
5265. 3-2

dks Rowienork | Gay

fensoug,

50, Coftes
Sat, Jan, “ai

Toon “available.

*: BOLLDO:

in the Legion band. Practices. are
held. every Monday night at 730
P| in the Legi New faces are

raged ep. welcomes

ee ,
to 8:16 pm in ite
1 Marlane every second

‘There is room for new members

lon hall.

tare
e meeting, and join ba

siez

‘peers
In All. Popular Styles
e “
WINDOW AND poor |

—_ GLASS IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS

Agents For

‘ Cachh,

‘The Caatlegar and District cal

3 Wire
dows and All Sealed Units
: CASTLEGAR
SASH AND DOOR
WORKS

” INCOME T TAX
AGEOUNTING SERVICE

For. Every Type ‘of Business

we G, EGCLES:

ublic Accountant
“Ties CEDAR AVE.

YOUNG AGENCIES LTD.

Insurance & Repl Estate

PHONE 4941 :
CASTLEATRD ‘PLAZA

PARDMAN. FURNITURE.
“Hoover Sates

“_ [ROOTENAY BUILD-RITE

Construction Company

“We build anything’
For Free Estimates Phone
5540 — 5612

“TRAIL:
/ PHONE - - TRAIL 3326

Fri.,- Jan. 20
4:30 - 5:30 pm Figure Skat-
ing Ciub..
- 7.30 Children & Adults
Skating é
8- 10 pm Ge

"JAN. ‘1961

20-26,

jecretary, H,
5416," or the reside t,. Mrs. R.
Heagy,. phone Pas hein

ee asks
ed to contact Bri ‘Saunders. 0:2

|]-Overhead & Underground
Instailatéons'!; = “| / ing meet

oe te 8 - 9 Broom:: Ball, ‘Celgar'|
Staff vs- Warehouse

Sat., Jan. 21 David
7:30 - 1pm: Minor. Hockey |™

2 -.4 pm Children & Parents 3
Skating. (no students)”-

5 +7 pm Hocke

8 - 10 Students & Adults _
Sun., Jan, 22 .

12-1 pm Air Cadet Hockey P.
2.- 4 Family Skating
5 -.7 Open oo fe}
8-10 Interhiediate Hockey ph cach
Mer ‘Jan., 23 pics

Club

6 - 10:30 ‘Minor Hockey;
Tues., Jan. 24

6 - 10:30. Minor. Hockey:
Wed.,: Jan. 25

6 -'7:45 pm “General Skat-|S°=E*t. ©?

4:30 -

9.- 10.30 Intermediate Hoe-
key

Thurs., Jan.” 26:
& -10:80: ‘pm “Minor. Hockey

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in
ral Skating

Cc Al Harv
9801 or Gus Leltner, Phone 4521. 6-2

REGULAR PRICE SAT.

5297,

‘lane.
Harvey, Phone

Mrs. Crane
ab to) for turther information. 6-2
erementary E: PTA holds

ecting ev-
ethird : Friday. Phone 6171 ea

er’ IMON., TUES., WED.

:30 Figure Statin 2 ae ivanls “Club oF giatleear

ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Shows at 645 and 9 pm.
‘ + mean

“That

‘oe,