CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday May 29, 1958

. Defeat only leaves a bitter

7 taste if you swallow it. | 0 ourse
The fourth green at the

Castlegar and District Golf Club
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Partly Held

Bill Sharples, R. A. D. West,
Johnny Lampard, Otto Walker,
Burt Campbell and Johnny Miros
dumped four af of earth

Monday night as club
continued to put the course in

around the green and filled up

Vintage Gar Letter
From N. T. Oglow
Slams Monashee Roatl

The following letter was

The

the miracle lustre enamel

BEAUTIFUL
SCRUBBABLE
ECONOMICAL

For kitchens, bathrooms, finest
woodwork — looks and washes
like the baked enamel on your
aefrigerator — needs no primer
‘er undercoater.

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shape for season play,

No man with a burden of
debt has a right to pro-
tect his creditors if he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

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

Dick Fowler
North American
hife

of the green,

grass,

the worst depressions, However,
they Ieft a sandtrap to the right

Mike Verzuh and Len Harmston
removed all rocks from the first
three fairways and yesterday a
start was made on cutting the

given by Council chairman N, T.
Oglow to those in ‘the Vintage
Car Run when they stopped in
Castlegar last week.

The people of Castlegar join
with me in extending to you a
warm welcome to our fair town
and in wishing you a pleasant
and journey

2383 Heron St.,
Victoria, B.C.,
May 23, 1958.

Dear Sir:

ture.

his students,

Letter to the Editor®

Having read of the outstand-
ing success of the SHHS Band and
it's members during the recent
Music Festival at Nelson I would
like to offer them and their
teacher my warmest congratula-
tions on their achivement.

It was with a feeling of pride
that I learned Lorne Grummett
and Myles MacMillan were ful-
filling the musical promise that
was apparent in them even as
“Grade Seveners” and I sincere-
ly wish them well for their fu-

With kind rgards to one and
all in Castlegar, and continued
good fortune to Mr. Fishwick and

T am, yours respectfully,
Ted Eames

About 26 miles from here
you will come to the last outpost,
a place called the City of Ross-
land. Beyond that lies the Mon-
ashee Range which may be-cros-
sed by way of a superbly de-
signed trail for pack horses and
mules.

However, with the advent of
the horseless carriage, this trail
is now proving quite inadequate,
We would, tlerefore, recommend
that you impose upon the good
graces of a friendly country to
the south to traverse that range
of mountains to the west,

When you reach the west
coast and should the occasion
‘arise, we beg of you to inter-
cede on our behalf to the great
white father that, before many
moons have passed in this new
century that he shall complete
the missing link of road which
separates that’ portion: of B.C,
known as the Country of the
Kootenay from the rest of west~
ern B.C.

Although we are still bless-
ed with service by rail, which

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DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE NATURE'S
WAY TO BETTER HEALTH!

“We all in a Bote of milkt Did you know Hhad the
“human body uses protein In MILK for tssue bulidiag,
minerals for construction and maintenance et benes

For All Your
INSURANCE NEEDS
Phone 3441

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

FRIED CHICKEN SERVED’

Sundays 5-8 p.m,
CASTLEGAR HOTEL

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

‘tinls

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

————

BOAT FOR SALE — Speed boat

20° inboard, 100 h.p. U8 motor.
R

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom house
on large Dumont lot close to
grade school. Garage and frult
trees, Réasonably priced. phone
3296. H, Butler.

AUSTION SALE
Timber Sale X72658
There will be offered for sale
at public auction, at 10.30 am.
Local Time on 7th, July, 1958, in
the office of the Forest Ranger,
cet Bc. the Licence

cabin,
Make an offer. Call Bill Mc-
Donald, Nelson Marine Service,
Phone 1459, Nelson, B,C.

320

FOR SALE — Coal and wood
furnace, coal stove and wired

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME

THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze

Phone 3601

DEDICATED TO KINDLY :

FURNITURE
M

IG
LONG DISTANCE
RE — ANYTIME
For Free Estimates

RIGBY’S
BUS DEFOT

HOME ~
BUILDING SUPPLIES

hot water tank, phone
6591, 122

FOR SALE — Booker forced air
coal furnace, $175.00, also chan-
nel 2 an d4 TV antennas with
mast $35.00, phone 3031 tfn22

FOR SALE — 30” 1957 Electric,
Moffat range with deep fry.
Reasonable, 423 6th Ave. 122

FOR SALE — 2 sets of bagpipes
and 2 drums. phone 6571, 122

FOR SALE — 15 cu. ft, deep
freeze like new. Apply C. Kan-
ester, Kinnaird.“Phone 4498, 122

FOR SALE — Large, modern 3
bedroom home on 7th: Ave,
Castlegar. Easy terms, W.T.
Waldie, 122

FOR SALE — One coffee. mill
for stove $12.50, one -mimeo-
graph, automatic $35, fluores-
eent light fixture, $5, five-
elgths Iron Horse motor, $10,
25 lbs. large fence staples,

” $2.50. phone 3481. 122

FOR SALE — 1955 GMC: %-ton,

FOR SALE OR RENT — 2 bed-
room: house, wired for electric
.;Yange. 3 large lots. Garage, 2
blocks trom Robson School. 1
mile from ferry. Immediate
occupancy. Cash or‘terms. Box
450A 122

———
FOR SALE — 2nd Ave. 2 bed-
Toom house, lawn, fruit trees,
phone 4733, 3
FOR SALE — Parts for a 42
Fargo truck. Apply 642, 2nd
Ave. awa (>

22 Elaine Whitson who passed away

X72658, to cut 704,000 cubic feet
of spruce, balsam, white pine, and
trees of other species (except
larch.) on an area situated part
of S.T.L.'s 7302p, 7307p, 7309p
and 7312p and vacant crown
Jand, Gander Creek, Kotenay
Land District,

Five (5) years will be allow-
ed for removal of timber,
' Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit a sealed tender, to be
pened at the hour of auction
and treated as one bid.
Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy Mini-
ster of Forests, Victoria, B.C.;
or the Forest Ranger, Castlegar,

CL:

422

IN

In loving memory of Sadie

May 30, 1954. Ever loved and re-

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Jos-

membered by her daughter Al-)eph Wolf wish to express heart-
| vora Ady and family. 122{felt thanks and appreciation for

Special thanks to Drs. Fow-
ler and Johnson, Father Brophy,
Doctors, Nurses and Staff of the

many friends gnd neighbours for| 7fall-Tadanac Hospital and the

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. WEST'S

Robson, B.C,

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If your tires are on the worn side, you're tempting

~ fate! The next mile may bring a dangerous blowout!

Why not drop in now for a free tire check-up
before you leave on your holiday trip?

If you need new tires, we've got a complete line
of Goodyear Tires in every price range... Lifetime
Guarantee . . . Exclusive Goodyear 3-T cord con-
struction for maximum blowout and puncture
protection.

FOR QUALTY RETREADS, REPAIRS, VULCANIZING

Castle Tire Shop

i - Phone 4441

Log Scaling Glasses
Start June 6 at SHHS

Log sealing instruction class-
es are scheduled to start June 2
at the high school and will cover
a period of about six weeks. One
session will be held each week.
Examination of the candid-
atesates will take place in the
fall, said J. F. Killough, inspect-
or of licenced scalers, who will
be conducting the course assist-
‘ed by the local Ranger Staff.
Classes will be held in the
evening starting at 7.30 and it is
hoped that future courses will

due to the lawlessness that pre-
vails in said country of Kooten-
ay, and although temporarily we
are using a much smaller ferry
to cross the Columbia at Castle-
gar, we are still proud to belong
to the rest of this great province
of British Columbia, our greatest
hope is still to have a road that
will allow a horseless carriage
to traverse B.C. from east to west
on our own soil.

eep in mind that even if
you're on the right track you'll
get run over if you
there,

Modern Dairy Phone 5137

. and carbohydrates for energy. Milk fs also @ neces:
; sary foundation for the vast mofority of diets So,

drink to better health for all the fomily with lots af
‘wilk, every dayl

COFFEE SHOP”

TAXI

Phones 288M & 2311

Phone 3181 — Kinnaird, B.C,

LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

NORA‘S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR.

classes in the high school, so that] =
Jog scaling could be offered on| ==
the regular night school program.
. Primarily designed to pre-
pare candidates for the annual
fall exams and as a refresher
course for licenced scalers, these
exams are being held throughout
the Kootenays.
The log-scaling courses are
offered as part of a general
program to improve scaling stan-
dards and to help alleviate the
shortage of licensed scalers.

New Phone Rates (2) -

The B.C, Telephone Co. has
made application to .the Board of
Transport Commissioners for an
increase in telephone exchange
rates.

The increase, if granted,
would affect Castlegar rates as
follows: (Present rates are in
brackets): :

Residence service — individ-
ual $3.80 ($3.40), two-party $3
($2.70), multi-party $2.65 ($2.40).
Business. Service — individual
$6.70 ($5.60), multi-party $4.25

($3.75). .

ALL SPRINKLERS IN THE VILLAGE MUST BE
SHUT OFF BY 10.00 p.m. EACH NIGHT
In case ofa power failure all sprinklers must be turned off

immediately and not turned back on until one hour after

power returns.

pale mnnmecomerer TTT

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OFFICE
UPPLIE

FILE ‘FOLDERS — LEDGER SHEETS — BALL
POINT PENS — JOURNAL SHEETS — COUNTER:
CHECK BOOKS — COLUMNAR PADS RECEIPT
“BOOKS — TIME BOOKS — SCOTCH TAPE — PEN-
CILS — LARGE ENVELOPES — ARCHIVE BINDING
CASES — CARBON PAPER — ADD ROLLS—TYPE-
WRITER RIBBONS — NOTEBOOKS — JOURNAL
BINDERS — INDEX CARDS —-STAMP PADS

RUBBER STAMPS

Phone 3031 ..

Coen eee nc

Acomplete beauty service
by appointment

PHONE 2564
.. Nora, Mojelsit

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

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

CASTLE!

heavy duty Truck, Excellent
condition. Phone 3464 from 2-
9. é

122].

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house
at Robson Townsite, wired for
range. Very reasonable. phone

‘TV

RADIO
and

. » APPLIANCE

UNITED
TRUCKING
| DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE

Trail, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson

PHONE
Castlegar 2521

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

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

PHONE 3881 .
" CASTLEGAR

SMITH'S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone

+8401 & 7261

GREEP‘S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3574
Castlegar, Bo.

i CASTLEGAR
fi; DRY CLEANERS
i Phone 4851

‘ We Pick-Up and

oe Deliver

J. 1. LAUGHTON
BSc OD.

OPTOMETRIST

Office Hours
MON. — WED. — FRL

10-12 1:30-8:00

-REPAIRS
TV SALES
é e-

FOR SALE — _i.Kitchen range
with water front pipes and tantc
— 1 supreme heater, all in fair;

2082 Castlegar. : $22};

’ LOCAL FEELING

(continued from page 1)

the expressions of sympathy of-
fered in the death of our beloved
husband and father,

Castlegar Funeral Home.
Mrs. Wolf and family,
Kinonard.

beth says it “pretty well ex-
Presses.my personal feelings.’

Another public meeting has
been called tor June 10 of those

CASTLE THEATRE

who the May 12 talks

Apply 61 Col
phone 6271. : 122

FOR SALE — cot with

and any other interested ‘per-
sons.

mattress and gents’. bicycle,
Apply 463 Main St., phone 5122
. 322

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished

-|- OF unfurnished, phone.-4172. --
i tin2i

FOR RENT — Partly furnished
apartments at-Karleen Apts,
Phone 2492. tinld

For Dependable Service
PHONE
3542

B&B ELECTRONICS

Bob Brandson

LS. Lid.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

- Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service

} G. A. SUMNER
}
\. ‘Naturopathic Physician

i :
Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

Supplies
CLL. PAINTS
CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE _-

Box 292 Phone 2161

TO
Leave Robson Wharf

7:00 am. Tuesday.
Arrive Robson Wharf.

1:00 p.m. Tuesday
Leave Robson Wharf.

LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

We can supply all your
building needs. Estimates
@ gladiy given,

i WALDIE
|

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD -

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:20 p.m..to 8:00 p.m
Phone. 3021 or 2231

WANTED TO RENT — 2 or3
bedroom house. Write Box
490B. 122

Ci i Mrs.
Elizabeth Rysen expresed doubts
that the bombings were the work
of Sons of Freedom. “Others
might be trying to speed them on
their way,” she said referring ‘to
the Sons of Freedom proposed |’
move to Russia.

She said -bombs found in
Nelson, Trail and Castlegar thea-
res January 11. “were never
meant to go off." ~
Archdeacon B. A. Resker,
who atended the May 12 meeting
as representative of the minis-
terial“ ati said “we

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house,
642 2nd Ave., Castlegar Phone
2496. ‘ 122

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor —
76, Maple St, Castlegar, B.C.
Alice Zuckerberg, phone 4631.

lees xxx

shouldn't use the word Doukho-
bor for the good’ ones — call
them Russians,”

He said our sympathies
should go out to.the orthodox
Doukhobors who. must suffer
because of the actions of the
fanatical sect.

Ch

TRAILER SPACE AVAILABLE
— Quiet, private trailer space
available for 4 trailers, Apply
John Androsoff - across from
Remi’s Craft Shop or phone
4703. 321
NOTICE — Rawleigh Dealer —
Phone 2371. 619

NOTICE — Just a i to) te

of C pre-
sident C. T. Onions called the
bombings a “serious situation’
‘and said everyone at the public

FRI. — SAT.
SUNDAY MID-NIGHT

Le.

43 the man who took the.
strange name of Hemish Bond

VVONNE
DECA

an Manly, the git who thought
he waz a Lousiana belie.

‘ALSO STARRING

SIDNEY POMER

WARHERCOLOR
‘a0

WARNER BROS.

meeting fevored the recommend-|
ations that were made. He feels

MON. - TUES. - WED. §
: Adult Entertainment

Sat. Matinee
1:30 p.m.

the government ‘should take ac-
tion on them, *

The public meeting suggest-
ed the $5,000 reward for inform-
ation leading to the arrest of

reserve the date of June 20th!
for the Rose Ball. 321!

FORGET
SOMETHNG?

STILL TIME’TO PLANT
Roses, Evergreens,
Flowering Shrubs,

Ornamental Trees, Bulbs.

See Us At The Nursery

Situated on the
Upper Bench.
OPEN ALL SUNDAY

KOOTENAY

1:00 p.m. Friday.

. e to $25,¢00
end that “sufficient personnel and
3 je made i
to the RCMP to combat this ter-

rorism.

‘A third recommendation that
the provincial government est-
tablish a continuing commission
to act as the executive of a new
consultative committee was also

ie said this should be done im-
mediately “to seek out the root
of the trouble.” i
Castlegar Council’ chairman
N, T. Oglow had “no comment”:
on the latest bombings, Kin-
naird’s chairman, Carl Loeblich,
was not available for comment.!
However, at the May 12 meeting
Mr. Loeblich wa sa strong sup-
Porter of more help for the
RCMP and for an increase in the

_ NURSERIES

reward money.

Dri

: Theale

passed by the meeting. Mr. Wald-; THUR. — FRI, — SAT.

MAY 29-30-31

“DUEL IN THE JUNGLE” — in color

plus

“HOT. CARS"
_dohn Bromfield —_Joi- Lansing
/ One Showing’ — 9.15 pm.

ae =i
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING. &
EXCAVATING
SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
‘W. Sharples Phone 6091

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