RUSSIA'S TUPOLEV AND AMERICA’S BOEING 707 jet
transport plane are seen parked side by side for the first

time. The occasion was the

B.C. Centennial aviation show

at Vancouver's International ai

pc ne ae RUT RET he a  rsaned sey

irport, The Boeing will carry
110 to 150 passengers and has four jet engines. The Rus-
sian plane has two jets and will carry 50 passengers.

No Bylaw Pipe
For Prince Streal °

bylaw 113 for laying transite pipe
on Prince street in the Shewehuk
subdivision.

However, water works .com-
missioner R. C, Maddocks said
“council will have to discuss it”
and it will probably be laid.
Village crews are “coming
along very well up there” re-
placing pipe on Ferry street and
Woodland Drive.

RCMP. Special Squad
At Work On Sons

RCMP L, H

WEDDING

Daley — Lipsatt

On Saturday, July 19, at 11
4.m., St. Rita’s church was the
-Scene of a lovely summer wed-
ding when Beverly Joan, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E, J, Lip-
sett of Castlegar, and James Con-
Yad Daley, son of Mr. and Mrs,
M. J.’ Daley of Sudbury, On-
tario, were united in marriage
in a double-ring ceremony,

Rev, Father E. Brophy offic-
iated at the Nuptial mass. Soloist
Mrs, Steve Gallo of Kinnaird
sang “Ave Maria” during the
signing of the register, accompan-
fed by Mrs, Geo. Vlanich at the
organ.

Baskets of white phiex de-

corated the church and the al-

tar was adorned with gladiclas
and colored. sweet peas, The
Pews were marked with white
and pink satin bows.
The bride, given in marriage

by her father, looked ch:

E. G. Maclean Retires
After 34 Years At Hill

in a white gown made of chiffon
over taffeta. The top of the fit-
ted bodice, made of chantilly
Jace, had a wing collar. From
the empire ‘waistline, the skirt
fell in graceful folds to a chapel
length train.

The finger tip veil of French
illusion net was held in place by
a bandeau of seed pearls, Her
only jewelry was a single strand
of pearls with earrings to match,
a gift of the groom. She carried
a bouquet of pink rose buds cen-
tred with a blue bird for good|
luck,

The two uttendants wore].

identical gowns made of crystal
charm, styled in princess lines,
with matching picture hats, and

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For Exterior or Interior Uses

SEE US
TODAY

NOTICE

DR. PAGES’ OFFICE
_ Will Be

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FROM AUGUST 15-21
INCLUSIVE

WALDIE

E, G. Maclean retired August
1 after 34 years in the electrical
department of the C M & S,

Mr, Maclean was. an arma-
ture winder in the electrical .de-
partment. He started with the
CM &S in 1924,

Mr. and Mrs. Maclean have
lived in Castelgar for 18 years,
moving here from Trail in 1940
Mr, Maclean was born in Regina,
Sask., and served for three years
in France during the first world
war.

Planning Conference
{n Trail On Sept. 5

A one-day conference on
town, ‘community and regional
planning is to be held in Trail
September 5.

The mecting is being held by
the Community Planning. As-
sociation of Canada in co-opera-
tion with the Trail Advisory
Planning Commission and the
Trail.Chamber of Commerce.

There {fs no registration fee
for the meeting and invitations
are being extended throughout
the West Kootenay area to mun-

white -
their costume,
Miss Elaine Daley, sister of
the groom, was the maid of
honor. She wore a blue gown and
carried a nosegay of yellow
mums. Miss Maureen Lipsett,
sister of the bride, was the
bridesmaid. She wore a yellow
gown and carried a nosegay of
mauve mums. Mr. Ronald Souch
of Abbotsford, B.C. was best
man, and ushers were Mr. Fred
Hostetter, Jr, and Mr. Burton
Campbell.
The reception following the
ceremony was held in the Uni-
ted Church Hail which was dec-
erated in a pink and white theme
for the wedding breakfast.”

The paernts of the bride and
groom assisted in receiving the
guests. For her duaghter’s wed.
ding, Mrs. Lipsett chose a mint-
green flocked nylon dress in
princess lines, worn with beige
accessories and corsage of pink
carnations,

Mrs. Daley chose a toupe
sheath dress with salmon pink
accessories and a corsage of pink
and white carnations.

The head table was covered

with white hand crocheted table

2. plywood witha
| fascinating woven texture

ui
|

“LUMBER and -
BUILDING
" SUPPLY Led.

‘M. Renwick, Mrs. L. Renwick and

icipal of-
ficials, town planning commis-
sions, school and parle boards and
citizen organizations.

cloths, The three-tiered wedding
cake, made by the bride's mother,
was embedded in pink and white
tulle, It was decorated with sil-
ver leaves, pink and white ‘roses
and topped by a flowered arch-
‘way over doves holding double-
wedding bands.

Pink and white candles pla-
ced in flower containers flanked
the wedding cake. The flower
decorations on the tables were
arranged by Mrs, Frank Richard-
80)

attributed to Freedomite Doukho-

Nicholson said last Thursday a
“small” special gauad of exper-
fenced

pepe wens pessreorners

No provision Is made under| ‘

Fulton: No Help. Asked:

Premier Bennett called. on
Justice Minister Fulton last
Thursday to “correct” a state-
ment that British Columbia had
not’ asked . federal assistance in
dealing with Sons of Freedom
Doukhobor violence,

Mr, Bennett told a press con-
ference: “That is not correct. I
now call on him to file the cor-
respondence. -

A report from Ottawa July
30 quoted Mr. Fulton as saying
the federal government stands
prepared at all times to give
sympathetic consideration to re-
quests for aid, but it can inter-
vene only at the request of the

to work on vevrariet bombings

bors in the interior of British
Columbia. "

The squad has been at work
for about a month he said in an
interview. It was drawn from
B.C. personnel of the force‘ al-
though one or two had been pos-
ted there only recently.

province, .

No request from B.C, had
been he said.

Premier Bennett said the

justice minister had apoligized
earlier for saying he had not re-
ceived a certain letter from the
premier. Mr, Fulton had eald ‘it
was in his office but he didn't
know it.

“Now he is making a sim-
ilar statement. I am asking thé
full file be shown. He should say

Bennett: Asked for Help

nothing or file the correspon-
dence.

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= General Repairs
Land Surveyor and Tune-Ups
Tires — Batteyies
1015-8th St., Nelson Phone 2091
PHONE 144-B Kinnaird, B.C,
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FOR SALE — New 2

house, situated on large lot —
also additional lots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdokimoff,

tin 28

FOR SALE — 14‘ boat and out-
board motor, $200, phone 9421.
eee

FOR SALE — Half acre ‘lot in
Rene phone. Trail 993L3,
330

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house,
lawn, fruit trees on 2nd Ave.
* Phone 4738. tin26

FOR RENT — 2 room furnished
suite. Phone 7031. 131

FOR SALE — Booker coal fur-
nace with circulating fan, ap-
ply Castlegar News, tin 31]

FOR SALE — 1946 Mercury
coupe, $125.00, B flat trumpet
and case, $30.00, tenor banjo
and case, $50.00, 4 acres stand-
ing hay, Box 609, Castlegar or
.Phone 5183 after 5 p.m, 331

“Hey, Mister WisON? War ARE THE UTTLE SIGNS FORZ*

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FOR SALE — Cottages located
BUB DREOT BUILDING SUPPLIES in Robson, with 2 and 3 bed-
Phono $131 — BC. rooms, large lots, Also cottages
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— Z iced. For particulars, see
Phousa 288M & 2511 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES _ DAN GILROY, Agent. Office
Kinnaird,

NORA'S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
Acomplete beauty service

CENTRAL.SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
FHONE 4621

"Res. phone 9381. 331

FOR SALE — Channel 2, 4 and
6 antennas, 300 feet of lead-in,
Any: offers? Carl eters
Phone “4036, :

the toast to the bride and Mr. R.]*

of the bride.
Dunlop of Castlegar then head
a telegram of congratulations
trom Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gergely
of Vancouver.

Mrs. L, M. Kirby, grand-
mother of-the bride and Mrs. D.
Deer, aunt of the bride, passed
the wedding cake,

For the honeymoon trip — a
tour of the Kootenays and a
return trip East via: Banff —
the bride changed to an ivory
sheath dress with a companion
coat of toupe brown. An  apri-
cot colored picture hat with
necklace and earrings to mateh,
white shoes, gloves and a cor-
sage of. carnations ‘completed
the costume. | .

Mr: and Mrs. Daley will re-
side in Sudbury where Mr, Daley
is a member of the éngineering
staff of the International Nickel
company at Copper Cliff,

Out of town guests at the
wedding included: Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Daley and Elaine of Sud-
bury, Ont., Mr. R. Souch of Ab-|:
hotsford, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Paulson and family of Portland,

Vancouver, Wash., Mr, and Mrs,
Mrs, L. M. Kirby of Nelson, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Boutry of Rossland,
and Mr. and Mrs, George San-

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Situated on the
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Classified ads are char- §
Bed for at the ‘rate of five
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with a mi

FOR- SALE OR TRADE — °49
Mercury in good shape with
tubeless tires. Will trade for
truck of equal -value or sell for
$450. Apply F. B. MacReady,
Syringa Creek. 332

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom un
furnished apartment on. high-

charge of 50 cents. The ad

can run three weeks for the (

| price of two if there are no

} changes to be made in sub- q
sequent weeks,

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

Engagement notices, obr
) ituaries and carés of thafiks
of “usual”: length’ are “pub--
lished at a flat charge of $1
oi After’ three bills ‘have

been sent-to an account no
5 further advertisements witl |
(be accepted from: that ac (

count until the ‘first classi-
fied ad has been paid for. {

Kinnaird 3131.
+£n29

PHONE 3881
Gastiogar 2521 _ CASTLEGAR
SMITH'S GREEP'S ELECTRIC
| PLUMBING & HEATING ELECTRICAL
|. For Zntinates Ps ‘Phone ~ CONTRACTING
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"CASTLEGAR — sa LAUGHTON
DRY CLEANERS oD,
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Phone 4851 Gillen Houss
We Pick-Up and MON. — WED. — FRL
Deliver 10-12, © 1:30-5:60
X PHONE 2581

- GENERAL BUILDING

CONTRACTORS
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‘ fcia Supplies
ip. «Naturopathic Paysislen G.LL, ‘PAINTS
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We an supply _all “your

q ‘pullding needa. timaten,

gtadly given...
Phone 7118

u soe ee !
“Wed.: 2:30 eo to 8:00 pm.
Phone 3021 or 2281

Charter. Service
_. Tewing - Barges _
anywhere on the, Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
: Service .
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf
10:00: a.m. Monday.

Arrive Edgewood
200

* 10:00 om Phuiedey.
Arrive

4:00, ae ‘Thursday.
Leave ‘Edgewood.

No man with a burden of
debt hhgs a right to pro-

FOR RENT — House on King
St. Phone 9461 after'6 p.m.
331

FOR RENT — Furnished self-

linen supplied. Phone 3131 days

or unfurnished, phone : 4172." °

contained apartment, dishes and|_,

‘TACHA

: Confectionery

Special Chinese Dishes
pen S a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

SETO CAFE

aa

FOR SALE — Booker furnace in
first class condition, complete
with pipes and thermostat,
Phone 6951, 132 oO;

FOR SALE — One good Herford
bull, 2% years old. aad A
Phelps, Deer Park. 332

FOR SALE — 1948 Plymouth
Sedan, $100 or best offer, phone
6431 after 4 p.m, 132

FOR RENT — 2 room furnished
suite. Phone 7031. 132

” For All Your
INSURANCE NEEDS
Building Supplies Phone 3441
Building & Suoply Oo. Lid ANDERSON
ii Je
CASTLEGAR <
Phone 3351 AGENCIES

Dr. R. A. Wailey

Has moved his office
to
1170 CEDAR AVE., TRAIL

PHONE 872

FOR RENT —4 room heated apt,
* heavy’. wiring. 2 miles from
ferry. Phone 2061. 332

FOR RENT — 2 room. house on
iscenic lot’ in Kinnaird, newly
decorated. Phone 4481.

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house,

apply 582-3rd Ave. Castlegar.
; : 352
FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house,
furnished or semi-furnished,
$55 a. month, 642-2nd Ave.

tect his tors. if he
has not first protected his
wife and children ‘with
Life Assurance,

Plans to sult your individ ©

“Suite .Geo..Salekin, 377 East
8th Ave. Vancouver 10, B.C.
332

TANTED Partly furnished,
reasonable, one-bedroom, self-
suite ‘or house, Phone

ual req may be
arranged through.

Dick Fowler :
North American
_ bife

Robson, B.C.

5176. 132

WANTED — Want full-time
work, but will take part time,
Will also baby sit. Phone 9511.

LIBRARY HOURS — The Cast-
legar library is open from 7
‘to. 9 pm. every Tuesday dur-
ing the summer months.
(This ad insetred as a public
service by.the Castlegar News).

NOTICE — Senior Citizens meet-
ing Friday, 7.30 p.m. to make
final preparations for pienic
Saturday at J. T. Webster's. 132

“UNEXPECTED CHANGE mak-
es available" good Rawleigh
in’ Fine

tin20

332 {°

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‘Dri

Thurs., - Fri, - Sat,
REBEL IN TOWN |.
John Payne ~— Ruth Roman

Aug. 7, 8, 9.

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FAIR WIND TO JAVA — color
Fred MacMurray — Vera Ralston
One showing 8.45 p.m. ©

Gort Ge... bing Cie KIOWIES /

Come

MON. - TUES. - WED.

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MGM rensents,
‘ASOL C, SECEL PROQUCTION’

business has been “secured in

write W. T. Rawleigh Com-
pany Ltd, Dept, Gll 589

/ this ‘district, For full details||

| BING. CROSBY

, Henry Ave. Winnipeg 2, a

B DUTCH MAID.

BAKERY LIMITED

EXCAVATING -
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CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
‘W. Sharples Phone 6001

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