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CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, APRIL, 18, 1957

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Have you reed The

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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-
uaf requirements may. be
arranged through.

PONY, LEAGUE
Kinnaird
Walter Babakaiff, Owen
Smales, Lanny Rourke,. Terry
Ackney, Jack Osachoff, Ron
Smith, Philip Babakaiff, Doug
Brown, Ron Campbell, . Allan
Hawkins, Mickey “Faires, Don
Davies, Wayne Paulson, Alan
Bate, Keith Watkin, Norman
Scorgie, Keith Muirhead, Morris
York, Wayne Bacon, Allan Bou-
thillier Wesley Henderson, Don
Idle.
PONY LEAGUE
Robson
Ken Ranson, Larry Harsh-
enin, Paul, Legebokoff, Harry
Gorkoff, John Zucco, Cyril Ma-
keiff, David Adshead, Alex Veri-
gin, Leslie Waldie, Harry Chern-
off, Clarence Paluck, Paul Mar-
kin, Laurin Hackman, Lorne
‘Grummett. ,
PONY LEAGUE
* Castlegar
Dino Zanet, Fred Nazaroff,
Wayne Richards, Bob King, Al-
lan Atkinson, Darryl Hill, Jim
Dergousoff, Robert Krueger, Al-
pert Merrifield, Michael Taylor,
Richard Norris, Don Mair, Cecil
Poznesov, Wayne Newman, Geo.
Keraiff, Tim Horcoff, David

Dick Fowler
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Popoff, Barry Jerome, Greg
Stefoniuk, Raphael Vecshio,
LITTLE LEAGUE .
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Ron Lewis, ‘Normah Evans
Sam Px ‘ft, Danny D:

{ Carle Shealds, Fred
Nevakshonoff, Ross Little, Ricky

Rysen, Doug Mackereth, George].

Infanti, Ronnie Soberlak, Jim
Ford, Gordon Kokindovich, Paul
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Terry Montgomery, Paul Sooka-
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in Michael Killough, Don

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Raymond Lundquist, John Sofon-
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Murray Heagy, David Leitner,
Donnie Gray, David Butler, Jim
Macbeth, Kenny Roberts, Nor-
bert Ruebsaat, Landy McNee,
Bruce Sperry, Jim ~¥

Schwar John Popoff,
Gerry Argatoff, Leonard Lewis,
George Lewis, Michael Popoft,
Rodney Jones.

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Wayne Groutage, Tezry Hyde,
Angus McMaster, Eddie Conroy,
Jim Gemmill, Paul Steed, Don-
ald Shay, Bobby Batting, James
Killough, ‘Wally Swinarchuk,

Charles Rodgers, Terry Kauf-
man, Philip Babaeff.
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Gary Paulson, Don Oddie,
Johnny Johnson, Lawrence Koor-
batoff, Bob Manahan, Johnny
Plotnikoff, Billy Bale, John Mar-
tin, Bobby Morran, Frank Sta-
tham, Jerry Warner, Bruno
Grifone, Marvin Schulty,’ Ian
Dunnett.
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Castlegar
Andy Shutek, George Schwar-

Fylhian Sisters
Receive New Members

April has been a busy
month for Kootenay Temple No.
37 Pythian Sisters. A very suc+
cessful April Fool's Tea was
held in Twin Rivers Hall on
April 1.

The setting chosen was that
of a Western Cattle Ranch, with
bales of straw, saddles and cow-
boy equipment in evidence. Tea
and coffee was served by mem-
bers dressed in cowboy and
cowgirl attire.

.At their first regular. meet-
ing of the month, a new member
—Mrs, Joyce ‘Aasland’ was’ initi-
ated into the Order. The Degree
Staff from Trail, kindly assisted
with .the ceremony and were

work by M.E.C. Nellie Bradford.
A social hour was held after the
meeting, Mrs. Florence winning
the booster prize.

Thursday evening, two new

Mrs,
and Mrs. Inez ‘Walker were re-
,ceived into the Order with the
Degree Staff from Rossland
Temple and Fruitvale assisting.
Their kindness in coming for
the occasion was greatly appre-

“|ciated’ by all the members of

Kootenay Temple. Mrs. Jessie
Mahon of Trail won the booster
prize.

Refreshments were served. at
the close of the meeting.

Film Council Discusses
Coming Art Festival

The monthly meeting of the
Castlegar and District Film
Council was held Monday night
at the home of Mr. Graham
Smith,

The topic under

thanked for puting on their],

Roland H: te Gerald Gor-
esky, Danny Rice,
LITTLE LEAGUE
Robson B
Russell Leamy, Jim Fornelli,
Tony Whitelock, Bill Harshenin,
Derran Hackman, Larry Harcof?,
Gary Bro,.Ken Wyllie, Jack Ma-
kortoff, Chris Jolly, Tommy
Thorndale, Cecil Sheloff, Leon-
ard Fornelli, Tom Batchelor,
David Stadler, Nick Postnikoff,
Wesley Stewart, Clayton Jolly.

Young People To
Converge On Salmo

The Wlerest Fentecostal

God Church, in Colville, Wash,
Christ's. Ambassadors is thd
official name ‘given the’ young
people's groups of the Pente-
costal Assemblies of Canada,

Church in Salmo will be host to
eight young peoples’ group from
the, West Kootenays, at a Youth
Rally on Good Friday.
Represented fat ‘this rally
will be Kaslo, Crawford Bay,
Nelson, Castlegar, Rossland, ‘Tppil
and Renata as well as Beaver
Falis and visitors from Washing-
ton, One hundred guests are ex-
pected to attend this annual
Good Friday Rally.

Rev, K. Pennoyer of Ross-
land, who is the. Christ’s Am-
bassador’s Director, ,will be the
chairman at the two meetings
planned at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Guest speaker will be Rev.
Shane from the A ies of

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CASTLEGAR
Phone 3351

LLS. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

PHONE 2901

Window Screens &

Glass of all, sizes & weights

Castlegar Sash & Door

PHONE 3211

Doors.
Cabinet Making _

And as a SPECIAL OFFER for one week, the coupon
below is worth 50c to you, when you take your ladies’
or ca. Suits « or Coats i in for cleaning.

—-30c Coupon

WE PICK-UP & DELIVER _ PHONE 4851

CASTLEGAR
DRY CLEANERS.

| supEr- /
“wits

. economical.

was the coming Art Festival, to
be held Easter Week at the high
school.

Many works of art by Koo-

“|tenay artists will be on display(

plus films: of favorite artists, It
was hoped that enthusiasm
shown this year, would even ex-
ceed last years turnout,

able, one-coot-

surface.

‘Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf

10:00 a.m. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood

4:00 pm. Monday.
Leave Edgewood,

7:00 am: Tuesday.

10:00 am. Thursday.
Arrive Edgewood,
4:00 p.m. Thursday,
Edgewood.

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THURSDAY; APRIL 18; 1957

PS RAO eR uMnczienaase

CASTLEGAR NEWS,

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CASTLEGAR, B.C,

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The News’

ALL LICENCES MUST BE PAID
BEFORE APRIL 30, 1957

Defaulters will be prosecuted following
that sane

* By ORDER
Village of Castlega: -

Classifieds |

TEN WORDS FOR %5c — THREE INSERTIONS FOR THF
PRICE CF TWO — 25 DISCOUNT if FAD
WHEN PLACING ORDER
PHONE 3031

FOR SALE — 2-Roomed house;
with bath — garage — propane

unit—reasonable, phone 7091.
i 316

FOR SALE—New Zealand white
and Flemming Giant Does, Al-
so young rabbits. Apply Mrs.
DeJong, Blueberry — Phone
4876,

FOR SALE —. Lilly of Valley
Plants, 25¢ dozen. Apply F.
Eremenko, 116

FOR SALE — 3.bedroom home—
large ilving room—fireplace—.
cholce location, phone 9681.

i 116

FOR SALE — Property in Cast-

FOR SALE — Bed, sp’
10; chest.

legar. terms, write
box 307, Castlegar. 316

chair $46; dropleaf table $8;
fern stand $2.50; clothes dryer
$1.95—Phone 5161, 116

MAKE UP TO. $200.00 :

"BUSINESS DIRECTORY —

‘PER MONTH

Men-Women; We have a sen-
sational plan whereby you can
make $50.00 weekly and more in

CASTLEGAR |”
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL - SERVICE

“Ambulance — Blowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze
Plaques

Phone 3601

LONG DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING

ANYWHERE — ANYTIME
For Free Estimates

. PHI
Castlegar 2521 Trail 191
Nelson 1471

spare time by selling our com-
plete line of dry goods and yard
goods, No experience needed.
Free: parficulars’ and Free gifts,
)Rex Trading Co., 1171 Bernard
St, West, Monires!, Quebec.
Dept. 104, tin 1

FOR RENT OR SALE — Small
home on one and one half

UNITED TRUCHING |

s—2 miles from Ferry in

RIGBY’S
BUS DEror :
COFFEE SHOP
TAXI
Phones 288M & 2311. -

Robson, phone 2201 or Box 100,
Castlegar. 414

FOR RENT —Upstairs and down-
stairs suites, phone 3987. 314

HOME
Building Supplies

FOR RENT — Fully furnished
H apartments for adults. Apply

567—5Sth or phone 2381. 314
FOR SALE — 2 lots on 7th in 300

blk. Phone 5141 or Apply ae

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A Complete Beauty

Service ae fPpgintment

Nae Mojelsky

6th Ave,

LOST — Stephen’s .22 over and
under rifle,
coff’s mountain. Call at Cast-
legar News, Reward. 116

FOR SALE — Lots in Kinnaird
$180.00 each. Phone 2738,
BY tind

FOR SALE —- Well grown, select-
ed British Sovereign plants,
grown by strawberry plant pro-
progatién specialists, can supply
to largest orders at $17.50 per
thousand in lots of 1000: or
more, :
Plants graded to uniform

ie.

Subject to final spring in-
spection ‘by the B.C. Depart-
ment of Agriculture. Plants
will be classified as ‘approved
stock’, (formerly kcown’ as

“*eertified). Write A, H. Black-
ham, P.O. Box 1120, Abbots-
ford or phone 3771.

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor, 76
Maple St. C Hours

vicinity of Hor-|.

size for easier machine plant-|} ©

C-6-11

Engagement

10th at 7:00 p.m, in. Christ
Church Cathedral, Victoria, B.C.
Dean Brian Whitlow otticlating

Mr. and Mrs. Jen-
kinson of Michel, B.C., anounce
the engagement of their young-
est daughter, Joanna, to William
McMillan, son of Mrs. May Mc-
Millan and the late Mr, Lauchie
McMillan of Nanaimo, B.C. The
wedding ‘is to take pace on May

Miss. isa

St. Joseph's Hospital Class oe
1957. She was employed on the
staff of the ‘Castlegar Post Of-
fice before entering nurse's
training in 1954. Mr. McMillan
is an Engineering student at the
University, B.C.

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HIGH ANALYSIS FERTILIZERS

SOLD BY
RENATA CO-OP UNION
ROBSON CO-OP EXCHANGE
MITCHELL SUPPLY LTD.

Alice’
314

9 am. to 5:30 pm.

FO RSALE — One folding weal.
ler $5.00, phone 3116. 115
FOR SALE — Modern 4-roomed
house, with bath on-4 acres,
A. Keyes, Blueherry Creek, 315

FOR SALE or TRADE — 20
acres or more of land stiuated
ycat Kinnaird, on new highway,
new gas line going

We attach “Dinkie” Nickel
Rim Heels on Ladies Shoes

~ CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Phone 4631.

NOTICE — The Girl Guides will
make a house-to-house canvass
for clean cotton rags, proceeds
to go to ‘expenses of delegates
to World Centennial Camp at
Doe Lake, Ontario. Canvas on
“Saturdey, April 20, please have
your bundles ready. 215

property also. Will consider

ry

trade on late model station

UNITED
TRUCKING

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trail,

Oliver, B.C. 315

NOTICE — A date to remember,
Saturdgy, April 27: 3-5 p.m.,
. Parish Hall — St..Alban’s WA
+ Annual St; George’s Day Tea—
. Bake & Work Tabdles— Door

* Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 0:30 pm
Not Just Amother Place

Eat But The Place To Eat
Another.

wagon or half ton truck and
cash. P .W Semenoff, Box 572,
- PHONE 3881 CASTLEGAR,

_ Prize, > 116

-| NOTICE _ “Castlegar -Public

PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
3401. & 2931
We Service
What We Install

Library will be closed from
April 19 to 26 inclusive.. 116

CARD OF THANES -
4 We wish to extend our heart-
| felt thanks to all who so kindly
assisted and for the words sym-
pathy and beautiful floral offer-
ings extended at the death of our
beloved mother and father.

Greep’s Electric
_ ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates ©

PHONE 3571
Box 884 Castlegar

ae

Special thanks to Rev. W. J.

Krenz, Doctors, Nurses and staff

Watch Repairs
_ Guaranteed for One Year
Leo Bosse
Diamonds — Watches
: Jewellery
PHONE 2041

of the Kootenay Lake General
Hospital, to those who so kindly
assisted and for words of sym-
eldent and tothe Castlegar
Funeral Homg

4. L LAUGHT ‘ON

BSe. OD,
" OPTOMETEIST
Office Hours

GARDEN. PLOWING. -- Reason-'
able. Phone 2063.. 116
ROOM & BOARD —- Available
at McCreight’s Rooming House,
phone 2493, _ tin 16

NOTICE — CCF Members and

Hotel 3::00 p.m. Sat., April 20,
Bert Herridge, MP speaker. ~
z 3 116

NOTICE —- Ladies’ Auxiliary to
Canadian Legion Spring Tea
& Bake Sale, Saturday, April
20, at 2 pm. Legion Hall —
$25 grocery ‘hamper ates

NOTICE -— Card Party, spon-
sored by the Kinnaird PTA, Sat.
April 27 at the Kinnaird Hall,
bridge, canasta, whist and
eribbage. i 216

ADULTS $1. 00 ©

THE SENIOR CHOIR OF =

SPIRITUAL COMMUNITY OF
CHRIST '
Grand Forks, B.C. - -

WILL PRESENT. A CONCERT IN AID OF USSC
COMMUNITY CENTRE GRAND FORKS
INTHE

‘HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1957
COMMENCING AT 8:00 P.M.
Religious Numbers

Rossian & Ukranian Folks Songs

“= Short Plays

CHILDREN 50c

ra
aT

kJ

ED

NOTICE — Robson WL, Tea,
Sale. of- Home Baking and
Garden Plants, Wed., April 24
in Robson Hall from 3-5 p.m.

: 116

10-12 4:80 to 5:00
PHONE 2561

G. A: SUMNER
Naturopathic Physiclan

Bremenko Building
PHONE 2021

GENERAL BUILDING
GONTRACTORS
All ‘Kinds of Building ©
Supplies e
.C.LL. Paints
CASILEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 292 Phone. 2164

THURS. — FRI. — SAT.

WALDIE
: LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPELY LTD.
We can supply all your
building needs. Estimates:
gladly given. ,

Phone 7112

Gregory Peck — Virginia Mayo

“April 18-19-20
starring in —

z “Captain Horatio Hornblower”

Desmond T. Litflewood
‘OPTOMETRIST
Post Office Building

Wed. 2:30 pm. to 8 pm.

PHONE 2281 ‘Randolp Scott

One . Showing

: MON. — TUES. — WED.

Dutch Maid

COAL,” SAND,

GRAVEL
BULLDOZING and
EXCAVATING

Seo

- Castlegar. Transfer
WwW. Sharples Phone 6091

zone Showing

Technicolor
Plus .
“Thunder Over The Plains”

in color with

— Phyllis Kirk
at 7:30 p.m.
April 22 - 23 - 24

RUSSIAN FILM
“Soldier Ivan Broukin”’
A Comedy in Color

at 7:30: p.m.
Students’ 50¢

CASTLE

‘PHONE 2921 .

M-G-Al presen ts of
GRACE KELLY-

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TONIGHT — FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Shows at 6:45 and 9

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