CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday June 5, 1958

Brilliant School Holds Tea

The Junior Red Cross of
Bellliant School held a very suc-
veessful tea and sale of work last
“Thursday,

Proceeds were used to pur-
schase a wheel chair for the
“Castlegar and District Hospital
which was given to the Hospital
Tuesday.

‘The tea tables were set up
‘in Division 11 and the room was
tastefully decorated with spring
flowers and Centennial bunting.
Mrs. J. Webster and Mrs. J. Cher-
noff presided at the tea table.
The girls acted as serviteurs and
performed their task very well.

As usual the bake table was
4he most popular spot. It was
loaded with cakes, cookies, fudge,

home-made bread and_ several
quart jars of borsch. Needless
to say all articles were sold very
quickly,

There were many useful

Commission Briefs

Items of interest from tho
special meeting of the Castlegar
Village Council, Thursday, May
29,

oo

of Van-

a Council held Monday
night with acting chairman
Mrs, Elizabeth Rysen in the
chair,

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Pettitt report-

articles on the white
table and one could hear several
youngsters saying: “Gee, I'm go-
ing to buy that for my mum."

The novelty table contained
handy little letter racks, color-
ful waste paper baskets and
many lovely silhouette pictures
as well as a good selection ‘of
the popular pocket novels,

The 10-cent grab bag proved
popular with all the pupils. What
suprises when they opened up
the packages! The cake raffle
was won by Patricia Belbeck.

“For the best in paints,
rnishes and enamels, see
your Benjamin Moore
paint desler!”

MITCHELL SUPPLY LID.

couver are peparing a plan for
completing water mains under
bylaw 113,
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Commissioner Carr reported
that C. H. King had approached
him re a $300 allotment for the
library, Smith’s Plumbing and
Heating have made an offer to
do plumbing and install an oil
heater that the library board
feels is too good to-turn down,
Mr, Oglow said the $300
was laid aside for the library in
1957 and the grant was made,
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The Village s to buy 6,000
gallons of oil for spreading on
village streets, Commissioner
Maddocks suggested that the
road to the Drive-In he olled
as people “can’t open thelr
windows for the dust” in that
area, z
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Village stenographer Jean

c
ed the stop sign at the hospital is

Two New Brownies

Two new Brownles were en-
roled recently at the final. mect-
ing of the season for the First
Robson Brownie Pack.

Sylvia Duncen and Laurel
Stadler were enroled by Brown
Owl Mrs. R. Johnson. Tawny
Owl Mrs. Louise Duncan pinned

William Oleski Wins
BA at Gonzaga

‘William P, Oleski, son of Mr.

Deer Park Bazaar *
A successful bazaar and tea
sponsored by. the Deer Park Wo4

men’s Institute, was held in they
Cc .

Hall ”

and Mrs. A, Oleski of Castl
received a Bachelor of Arts de-
gree in Humanities from Gonza-
&a University Spokane, Washing-
ton.

up. Also six tons of
have arrived and Commissioner
Maddocks said it will soon be
filling up holes in village streets,
soe

Mr, Maddocks reported a 125-
man RCAF team will be visiting
Castlegar on June 26, An ad-

i js to be publi

in the Castlegar News asking for
billets at $2.50 a night,
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Three hundred feet of four-
Inch transite is to be laid on
Maple street because of a bad
leak in the old wooden stave
pipe.
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The hospital has been given
Permission to sprinkle at night

the B; ie pin on her

Bill attended Notre Dame

Sylvia. Kathy Giraud was pres-
ented with her collectors badge
at the meetting. .

At the end of the meeting
the girls were suprised with a
barbecue supper on the lawn of
Mrs. R. Johnson, After supper
the girls enjoyed games and a
sing-song, %
Many pictures were taken at
the meeting and supper because
Mrs. Duncan ‘is moving to Trail
and it was her last mecting with
the pack.

with the Kiwanians,

Commisstoners Carr and Pet-
titt were to attend and in addition
they were to take along a mem-
ber of the Parks board.

College in Nelson for three years
and then taught in Castlegar,
elementary schools, Last fall he
teturned to college and received
his degree at commencement ex-
ercises held in the Spokane Col-
iseum, May 26.

Roving Bake Sale

The Centennial roving bake
sale put on by the LA to the Can-
adian Legion was so successful
another is to be held “in the near
future,” ,

The Jadies handling the bake
sale looked colorful in their
Centennial dresses and the bake

Mrs. F, Briggeman was inj
charge of receipts of the sales
Mrs. H. Mottershead, Mrs, S.

Smith and Mrs, R. Briggemange

were in charge of the tea, whil
Mrs, H. Phelps assisted with the}
serving, ‘

‘The cup and saucer, prize for
a contest was won by Mrs, M.
Warkentin of Renata and Mr
D. Jamieson won the door prize.f
‘Visitors arrived from Renata,

Trail, Nelson, Castlegar and Van- jg

couver, The Renata guests in-'
cluded Mrs. J. Ulmi, Mrs, S. Do-

ell, Mrs, J. Reimer, Mrs, C. Hale,

Mrs. M, Warkentin, Mrs, L, Wi-
ther, Miss E, White, Miss M.
Wiebe, Mrs, J. Rohn and Mrs. W.
Rohn of Vancouver,

For All Your
| INSURANCE NEEDS
. i Phone 3441

ANDERSON
. AGENCIES

{ INSURE, } i.

RICK’S
T.V. Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
Supplies
ELECTROHOME
' Fleetwood T.V.

"| FOR SALE — Booker forced air

trailer looked very inviting with
its array of baking covered with

white table cloths.

BUSINESS DIRECTOR

providing they don't ‘inkl
during the day.
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Mr. Maddocks reported com-|
plaints about dirt in the lines at

Stainton was to work
at the weekend to get 821 tax
notices in the mail so that resid-
ents will have a month to pay
them. Taxes are payable June 30.
ary

Council chairman N. T. Og-
Jow will represent the village at
the high school awards day June
12.

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the Se
sociated Engineers will be asked
to “complete that section of the
line as soon as possible.”
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Council was sorry recom-
mendations to the Chamber: of
Commerce that welcome signs
be put up for the Credit Union
convention were not followed,

a *
Cc Carr recom-|

Bids will be on
street garbage cans from Smith's
Plumbing and Heating and In-
terior Sheet Metal.

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mended that the village pur-|
chase an inciterator for the
use of the village office. This

will be looked into.
oe

A stop sign is to he erected
where the road to the hospital

in Troil and Castlegar

GARDEN SUPPLIES
INCLUDING TOOLS, HOSE AND

SPRAYERS.

joins Columbia Ave.
Ce
Commissioner Pettitt report-
ed the ballpark has been graded.
oe * .

Commissioner George Carr|
reported that Earl LeRoy had
given him the names of men who
might be interested in serving as
an advisory park boards under
the chairmanship of parks chair-
man Gordon Pettitt,

Letters will be written to
these men asking them if they

An ad is to be placed in the
Castlegar News asking for bids
on the demolition of the old vil-
lage office and fire hall.

sae

The village will pay for the
parks board member's dinner if
the Kiwanians don’t,

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Bids are to be called for a

the proposed children’s park at
the ballpark.
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Twenty and a half hours of
overtime were put in on tax no-
tices and all notices were in the
mail by four p.m. Saturday.
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Accounts totaling $3218.03
were approved. Largest item was
$3,038.80 to the Castlegar Build-
ing Supply Store for sidewalk
construction,
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A $160 grant was approved
for fire chief Ed Lewis to attend
fire chief's college at Kelowna
the last week in August.

Three issi P i
ed to attend a meeting of the
Firemen’s Association in Trail to
discuss a pension plan which it
is hoped will attract more men
into joining volunteer fire de-
partments.

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On suggestion of Mr, Carr
the village is to have voting and
snow signs painted. The snow

will accept such a position,
see

Jottings from the regular}

meeting of the Castlegar Vil-

Ready money for small business

“You should've seen
the one that got away

A standing joke with fishermen... but not so funny in
business when a good plan to improve your business or
product wriggles off the line for lack of proper financing,
Many a businessman has learned from experience that
the difference between “landing” and “losing” the big
one is often the financial counsel and backing he receives
from his Bof M manager in his day-to-day operations,
‘That's why-it will pay you to discuss your plans with
“your BofM manager.
You will like his helpful, interested approach to your
problems. And you can count on this: when you ask for
@ loan at the B of M, you do not ask a favour... if your

is sound and bl

prop
you at the

Bank oF
Canadas

Bank of Montreal.

there’s money for

‘WLOAM

Monrreat BM m
b Ast Sanh ‘

Castlegar Branch, Cyril T. Onions, Manager

WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN. EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1837"

signs will be placed on streets

in winter advising cars not to

park as that area is to be plowed,
eae

Mrs, Rysen advised council
that the Village of Castlegar is
Presenting the Centennial baby,
Robyn McNabb, with an in-
inscribed silver serving-tray.

see

Mr. Carr advised council
that letters had been sent to four
men asking them to act as an ad-
visory parks board.

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A letter was read from the
Kiwanis Club in which the Club
turned over the stand at the hall
Park to the Village. The letter
also requested that two members
of the council be guests of the
Club at Tuesday’s ‘meeting ‘to
discuss the village's parks plan

No man with a burden of
debt hqs 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
 Kife
Robson, B.C,

ap as r)
Building Supplies
one Supp
Buildiag & Supply Co. Ltd.
CASTLEGAR
Phone 3351

et ei ca a ae

39 Countries

enjoy B.C. fish

B.C.'s fame goes around the
world as exported praducts
of our fishing industry are
enjoyed in many diffcront
countries. More important,
the value of these exports
in dollars reached a total
of $34,000,000 in 1956,
It's another example of the
importance of our growing
fishing industry In keeping
B.C.'s economy sound.

FISHERIES ASSOCIATION
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

vests

stone and concrete wall around

Kootenay
Pale Me

In handy carry-packs

V87-2

- This advertisement is
Control Board or by

not published or displayed by the Liquor
the Government of British Columbia.

See ‘our selection’:
of
QUEEN
DIAMONDS
for. the: ;
June Bride

FOR THE GRADS
FAMOUS NATIONALLY KNOWN WATCHES
ROLEX — BULOVA — GRUEN .

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME .
EDICATED-TO KINDLY
{THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
f Ambulance — Flowers’
MGranite, Marble & Bronze

i ues
1g Phone 3601

FURNITURE

IG
LONG DISTANCE
ANYWHERE — ANYTIME
For Free Estimates

PHO)

Castlegar 2521
_ Nelson 1472
UNITED TRUCKING

Trall 191

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT -
COFFEE SHOP
Tax

By Phones 28861 & 2311

- HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT

PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

NORA‘S
A{R DRESSING PARLOR

ae. complete beauty service
by appointment

PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

. We attach “Dinkie* Nickle

Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes
, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

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

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FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house
at Robson Townsite, wired for

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

NOTICE —
school picnic for Kinnaird and
Castlegar will be held at the
Kinaird Park on Sat. June 7th
at 1.00 p.m. Parents invited. 123

range. Very. phone
2062 Castlegar. 322

—
FOR SALE — Rollaway cot with
mattress and gents’ bicycle.
Apply 463 Main St, phone 6122
822

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom house
on large Dumont lot close to,
grade school. Garage and frult!|
trees, Reasonably priced. phone
9296. H. Butler, 321

NOTICE — Just a reminder to
reserve the date of June 20th!
for the Rose Ball, 321

Anglican Sunday]

MALE HELP — Brazil. Mam-
moth Dam construction job.
Send addressed envelope and
30c for “Construction News.”

Houghton,
123

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to sincerely thank
all those who donated such «
wonderful array of useful end
beautiful gifts, flowers and icnd:
wishes on the birth of our daugh-
ter, Robyn,

Edgewood. 123

NOTICE LEGIONNAIRES — No
special meeting tomorrow witn

— Mr. and Mrs Norman McNabb.

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house
Phone 2496 after 4 p.m. pb 2

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor —
78, Maple St. Ci C.
Alice Zi

FOR SALE OR TRADE — Quar-
ter section in Peace River dis-
trict, Alberta, 110 acres under
cultivation, Will trade for small
acreage. Write Box 490C. 323

FOR SALE — half-price clearance
of tomato plants, Cash and
carry, Nielsen’s Flowers, Kin-
naird, B.C. 123

coal furnace, $175,00, also-chan-
nel 2 an d4 TV antennas with
mast $35.00, phone 3031 tfn22

FORGET
~ SOMETHNG?

Bc,
phone 4631,
+ xX,

TRAILER SPACE AVAILABLE
— Quiet, private trailer space!
available for 4 trailers, Apply
John Androsoff across from
Remi’s Craft Shop or phone
4703. 32:

NOTICE — Dealer —

FOR SALE — Small safe and
cash drawer, apply Box 303,
Kinnaird or phone 4271, 123

‘STILL TIME TO PLANT
Roses, Evergreens, |

Phone 2371. 619

WANTED —. plano “preferably

Flowering Shrubs,

Omamental Trees, Bulbs, [| "OR SALE — 2 homes in Kin-

naird. Low down

for rent, Box 790

Castlegar, "423

: See Us At The Nursery
Situated on the
Upper Bench.

OPEN ALL SUNDAY

KOOTENAY

and terms. Write Box 315,
Kinaird. 323

FOR SALE — Lot on Woodland
Drive, $550. Lot on 2nd Ave,
$1,200. Paul Markoff, . Slocan
Park, 323

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT HOS-
PITAL — Offers will be con-
sidered for the purchase of kit-
chen waste and swill. ~ 123

AUSTION SALE
Timber Sale K72658

NURSERIES |
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FOR RENT — Suite, furnished
or unfurnished, phone 4172.
4 tin20

FOR RENT — Partly furnished
apartments at Karleen Apts,
phone 4761, tinl9

SS
FOR RENT — 3 room house with
basement, garage, 2% miles
from ferry. Phone 2061. 323

—
FOR RENT — 4 room house in
Castlegar. Apply 527-5th Ave,

There will be offered for sale
at public auction, at 10.30 a.m.
Local Time on 7th, July, 1958, in
the office of the Forest Ranger,
Castlegar,, B.C. the ‘Licence
X72658, to cut 704,000 cubic feet
of spruce, balsam, white pine, and
trees of other species (except
larch.) on an area situated pant
of S.T.L’s 7302p, 7307p, 7309p
and 7312p- and vacant crown
land, Gander Creek, Kotenay
Land District,

1958 graduates of SHHS will be
held tomorrow night in the high
school gym at 8 p.m.

A banquet will be held at
6 p.m. and catered to by the PTA
and the commencement exercises
will be-held in the gym at 8 pm.
A dance: for the 47 graduates
and thelr guests and friends will
be held in: the ‘activity room af-
ter the exercises,

SHHS AWARDS DAY.

SHHS annual awards day
will be held’ next Thursday’ at
2pm. in the high school gym
when the winning house, ath-
letes, school citizens, leaders ‘and
scholars reap the rewards of
their work in the school year
1957-58.

The ceremony is open to the
public and. high school principal,
W. Roy Brown said “everyone
is welcome.”

SHHS Places Third
In W. K. Track Meet

Two Castlegar students set

Graduation Tomorrow

exercise for the

records at the West Kootenay

Castlegar Elementary
Wins Track Meet

The elementary schools of
Castlegar and Kinnaird held their
annual track meet last

and Castlgar walked off with top
honors when they led Kinnaird at:
the end of the day with Iz
points to 103.

Castlegar elementary school
Principal James Corbett accepted.
the Waldie shield for winning
the meet and then turned it ower
to “Ruff” Vecchio who
it on behalf of the students,

The Castlegar students tm
velled by bus to the Kinnaird
school grounds and the day fin-
ished up in time for them ta
return by bus at 3 p.m.

The PTA operated a refresh—
ment booth at the meet.

In the following results, (Cc
stands for Castlegar and (K) fae
Kinnaird.

BROAD JUMP —

Boys 12-over — Raphael Vecctia
(C), Don Schwartzenhauer (cy,
Gary Leveridge (K).

Boys ll-under — Bom Benware
(C), Bruce Matthews (K), Gerald
Goresky (C).

Boys 10-under — Lorne Pelle
grin (C), Alwyn Brotherstan (C},
Denny Deverson (K),

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TV SALES

or phone 7041.

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FOR RENT — 3 bedroom family
home, Jarge yard, July and
‘August; Phone 9801 or Harvey,
Box 508, Castlegar.

123 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
Opened at the hour of auction
and treated as one bid.

323

high school track meet held Sat-

Girls 12-over — i
urday at Warfield. irls 12-over — Marcia Sawchen-

ko (C), Kathy
Arvi Pellegrin. set a record! Caro} Ceben (K). aie are

in the intermediate. boys high | Girls ll-under — Susan MitchelE

jump with 5’ 612" and also in the; (C), Louisé Askew (K), Pat Me-

hop, step and jump with 38° 2°, liver (ce).

Gail Leitner set a senior girl's!

WANTED TO RENT — 2 or 3
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FOR RENT — Apartments in

e.
For Dependable Service

: Further ‘particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy ‘Mini-
ster of Forests, Victoria, B.C.;

broad jump record with her Jump.
of 14’ 10%".
Castlegar placed third

Girls 10-under — Linda Warner
(K), Glenna Howes (C), Jean

Moffat (C).
in

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| Phone 4851
b Pick-Up and
Deliver

J, LAUGHTON.
BSe OD,

OPTOMETRIST

Office Hours
MON. — WED. — FRI,
10-12 1:30 - 5:60

PHONE 2581 |

PHONE
3542

Bob Brandson

B & B ELECTRONICS

|

Kinnaird. Single rooms and a/or the Forest Ranger, Castlegar,
3-roomed . apartment, Phone| B.C. ‘
4276, 323 422

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Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere
: Lakes

Phone 4331

on the Arrow

y ,
Tenders ‘will be accepted by the Village of Castlegar
up 'to 5 p.m., June 6 for the construction of a stone

‘and concrete wall to be. built’ around a ‘proposed
Children’s Park.

Lowest tender not
Village Office.

=| necessarily acceptedi— details at

VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

Acc

| Service
TO

Arrow Lakes Ferry

G. A, SUMNER

turopathic Physician

Me cremenko Building
PHONE 2021

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
* All Kinds of Building
Supplies
CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE

PARKER PEN and PENCIL SETS
and LUGGAGE by McBRIDE

See our lovely selection of Cameras,
Signet Rings, Birthstone Rings, Elec-

tric Shavers, etc.

Don‘t Forget Father's Day — June 15th

HOME OF THE FAMOUS MATCHED PERFECTION QUEEN DIAMONDS

Shores Credit Jewellers

LEO BOSSE —: AUTHORIZED DEALER %

Box 292 Phone 2161.

Leave Robson Wharf Bi
10:00 a.m. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
4:00 p.m, Monday.
Leave Edgewood, ‘
7:00 a.m.

0 a.m. Thursday,”
Arrive Edgewood. =: > °
4:00 p.m... Thursday.
Leave ;

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SUPPLY LID...
ean supply all your
‘ ting needs, Estimates
meee'y given... oye
Wl Phone 7112

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWooD

OPTOMETRIST

‘Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00-pm.

Phone , 3021 or 2231

7:00 am. Firday,
Arrive Robson’ Wharf’
* 2:00 p.m. Friday.

ST LMM

Tenders -Wanted

Tenders are called for the dismanteling ‘of the old

Fire Hall.
This can start as soon as the siren has been moved,

i VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

the track meet with 15814 points.| {continued next week)

Trail led the day with 170: and

Nelson was second with’ a. 15! 2 2

point more than Castlegar ‘or! Gredit Union Banque?
9. ‘

Casth was the p t Due to li of space
favorite but they didn’t live up| we are unable to carry an account’
to expectations. The continuous|Of the Credit Union banquet in
showers, fog and chilly breezes! this week's paper. We assure
coupled with injuries to a few|our reeders it will appear in de—
hopefuls put them behind Trail, tail in next week's,
and Nelson,

Bob Townsend and Gail winning time of 5 minutes in the
Leitner both won individual tro. mile and Gail for winning the:
Phies at the meet. Bob for his| senior girls’ 220 yards.

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