CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 27, 1964

FOR SALE:

1961, Encyclopedia’ Britannica,
new set. O}1 heater complete with
atand, olf drum and fittings, Rea-
sonable price, 870 -Srd Ave, Cone
gar or Ph, 305-6311.

Delicious appica, good quality at
apecint prlees .00° per box,
Bring containers, Duncan Carter, Rob.
gon. Ph, 965-7472,

Uned “all” furnace. What sitar
May be seen at 795-2nd Ave. Castle.
gar.

AC, SOSA ERS USE SO

Ttchen gas range, Younnatown

kitchen: sine and cupboards, Jet out-
board, 3 HP 12 gauge sholgun. Las

‘ho 100 Tot next to Twin ven
School, 7% BTU gas furnuce, $80,
Clearance of all hardware — as
ag 15e ench, Cnatlegar Buitding ‘sup.
ply, Ph, 365-8984 n-9

Ning 210-Voit SGT
heaters, complete with thermostats,
Suitable for 2 bedroom home or will
xell_ separately, Ph, 365-5770.

Tots centrally tocated, >
5982.

“jams Chev
‘Ave. Kinnalrd, PI

7950 GMC™%, ton ae 30 Cu: oe
automatic. For "outek Sule. Box Sis
Castlegar,

Coca-Cola cooler, fer, good

automatic 199-; acth,
h, St

aimee, a

‘19577 Meteor Ranchero truck In
sxcctient condition. Ph, 365-8284. 34
model 47% 10 General house
trailer 2 bedrooms (Jack and JUL);
fully equipped and in excellent con-
dition. Cash or trade on property.
Apply Twin Rivers ‘Trailer, cour
f in-T

Jacuzzl pumps and mae ‘at
Sentinel Bullding Supplies, Thrums.
Few .popular deep and shallow oe
pumps In_atock.

Residential lots, toton paar “ot
ferry. 60 X and 1!

. HOMES FOR SALE

Tirand new 3.bedroom home in
Castlegar. close to business area and
achools; fireplace, enrport. Fult ben

GARDS OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our frlendy, neighbors and
relatives for the deeda of kindness
and floral teint ee during our recont

ment has
ed sulte, Natural gas heat. Ph, 303.
3907 or 305-5869 after S p.m,  tfn-48

¢ loss of our dear
wie ae mathe By apcelal thanks
Ternent, Don Wickett

S-bedraom house on Sarge lot.
Cnn be geen any time nt 127-4th Ave.
Kinnaird, Ph, 365-5159. tin: 24

SPRING SPECIALS

KINNAIRD Attractive 3 BR split les
vel home, Ultra modern
kitchen, New double ov-
en nange.
rooms throughout, Com-
pleted Tumpus room and
Kitchen fn basement.
Double plumbing rendl-
ly converted to extry
sulte,
*
CASTLEGAR oe jocated 2 BR
me. Full basement,
on heat, 2 tots,
Full. price $7,000 — terms,
.

ost modern sub-
in in the aren.
Priced Hane — $925 up

YOUNG

’ AGENCIES LTD.
IONE
Office 305-1341
Residence 365-8117

Castteatrd Plaza
Kinnaird

Spacious | Ku

Grae suiting aan au in

FOR RENT

Storey and one-half home. Avail
able until September, No small child-

as ren. Located nt 104-4th Ave., Castle-
8284, tfn-!

sonable, o Ph ‘365-1 S055 on u65 2595," “3? rar, Pi

“‘Tratter — Low Down Payment —
tow price. Big value on this 1957

X 46" Pacemaker Mobile Home.
21 bedrooms. Immaculate. W, aed
Agencies, Ph. Nelson 352-2425,

i i IU on
FOR SALE
View Lot

Crestview Subdivision

| Block, Columb cc
‘37 tlegar Barber Shop or Phe nae5- 44a.
39

r rent, S74-7t
tees
room house in Robson. ot
ea

uneral Home and to
fit there who nelped at the hall and
cometury, — ‘The Keachin family.
“Our sincere thanks to our relor
lives, friends and nelahbors for the
iendnesses shown to us and floral
tribules at the time of OUP mother's
passing. A special thunks to Dr, Fri-
nurses and staft of ‘Trall-Tada-
toxpital, Don Wiekett of Caatle>
F ral Home and those who
worked so faithfully at the hall and
cemetery, ‘The Overennay family.
We would Hike to express. our
apprecintion to Croatian Fraternal
Tadge No, 281 who handled all tunc-
Johnson

the los!

Martin Klemencic. Special thanks for
the beautifut floral tributes, — Joc
Klemenele and family, Lloyd Ish and
family. baat

express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for the many acts of kindness ond
(oral tributes extended to us at
the time of our deat father's pass-
Ing. A special thanks to move FH,

Results from Local Bowling

Building .Supnlies

OGLOW BROS,
Building & Supply Co, Ltd,

Celgar Mixed

Ladies High Single I’, Marshall
251; Ladies High Three F, Mar-
shall ‘658. Men's‘ High: Single: B.
Erlandson 270; Men's High Three
D, Calder, 701, Team High Single
Team 2° 1039;'-‘Team High Three
Team 2 2897,

Team’ Points Team ‘6 401,
Team 1395, Team 12 385, Team
4375, Team 10 369, Team 5 369,
Team 8 369, Team-7 361, Team 9
358, Team 2 351, Team i 315,
Team 3 295,

Coffee Break League

LHS. Glenys New ‘276; LHT
Janan Tidbalt 636, THS Pincurlers
870; THT Muffets 2373.

4,
TP: Wheaties 51, uffets 55,

| Mugs’ 31, Cheerios 49, Take 5 33,
Pincurlers 33.

Other 600's Glenys New 621.
Tuesday: 1 o'clock

LHS Vicky Green 272; LHT.
Vi: McLuckic 697, 'THS Oglows'
1025; THT Castlegar Drug 2476.

TP: Oglows 3, Skline Auto-
service 1; Ross's Mcatmarkot 1,
Castlegar Drug 3; Tiger Service
1, Independents 3,

Other 600's Vicky Green 666,
Tuesday Mixed League 7-0

LHS Koy Adshead 291; LHT
Kay Adshead 682, MHS Don Col-
pitts 287; MHT John Paulson 698.
THS Bridge Builders 1030; THT
Bride Builders 2721,

TP: Wests 2, Button Pushers
2, Regulars 1, Bridge Builders 3,
Lotta Blows 0, Hailleys Comets

Other 600’s Don Colpitts 686,
Bill Bailey 626.
Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11,

LHS Jean Shay 249; LHT Er-
ma Mykyte 593, MHS Fred Bon-

High Arrow Terrain Photo

An ive artist’s

Willey and Don Wickett of
Funcral Home and all aiose who help-
ed in any way. — Peg
King, Carol and Ken’ Price, Ethel
and Henry Davis,

LEGAL -

FORM NO. 18
(Scetlon 82)

Notleo of Jotentlon | te Apply to
Lease

and econling District of
Nelson, a C, and situate about 4 miles
West of Porto Rico, ‘Kootenay Dis-

Store and office Roe — ewe
In Ave, as-

‘Heated furnished suite. Ph, S65-
9156. 801-Sth and Juniper, Castlegar.
‘Available Mar.

B-bedroom house with full base-
pe In Robson, Ph, 365-5074 or aS
08

Fully acne apartment te
3

$2100 Cash
or terms

Phone 365-8075
Le

eal Tots ror opie Tevel omnes:
centrally located, reasonably priced.
Ph, 365-5440 or 365-5250.

HOMES FOR SALE

new 3 bedroom, home In
conten, Ph. 365-5

‘Genelec — Sai eon a
plan; auto olf HWH, Gatage, rumpus
fom, large lot, Tow taxes. Ph. ‘Trait

TTT

ADVANTAGES,
of lating your property for sale

ANDERSON'S are recognized as tho
Jeading broker in see
ing with proper
ANDERSON'S are conversant
Fair Market Value.
ANDERSON'S are acquainted with
prospective purchasers,
and familar with thelr
parllcular needs.
ANDERSON'S are aware of, and qua-
lified to advise on the
eee of a snles con-

‘act.
ANDERSON'S ore experienced nego-
tore in the closing
{an agreement.
ANDERSON'S alten are able to ald
In arranging necessary

‘Inancing.
ANDERSON'S offer province - wide
rokerage on commer.
clal property.
ANDERSON'S, pate Is fully trained
ethical salesman-
bhp

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Keal Estate nnd Insurance
Bus:
Phones

365-3441 465-3276

eal In to eur office or
IN

fontuct ir anton=
Th, 306

ANG

eds with eicneniaens clectrie, heat. Beit
complete to buyers requirements,
reagonable price, Phone 442-8387
Grand Forks or 365-8359 Kinnalrd,
oe _Anderson Agencies 365:

Small house, 199-1011
nalrd,

—Shedroom home with 2 tote, 1
mile roms ferry. Priced for quick
gale, Ph, 365-3651.

Suna corner property In New

be sold, conalsts.of 2

for owner, d
Other house rented. Reasonable. Ph.
SSB or write C. L. MeCellar, a
3st New ‘Denver.
Dedroom home at ‘vonatana
Parke NHA mortgage. Ph. B0T2.
tin-42

7th Ave, Castlegar. Ph. 365-8284
i

——“Gabin and 2 “housekeeping rooms;
104-4th Ave, Castlegar, Ph. 305-8284.
tin-3

— Modern suite, gay Heat and nant
included, Available March ‘1st. 588-

tin-8
room furnished and heated
apartment, No children, Ph. 365-8102,
37

Fully furnished 2 bedroom du-
plex unit, $85 per mo. One mile out
from ferry. Ph. 365-5500, tin-3

Furnished apartments, Ph, 365-
3061, tin-7
‘or rent or sale business bulld-
ing on Front Street. Low price, Cas-

gg| ilegar Building Supply. Ph, 365-8284.

tin-6
room furnished suite.
Mecrelght pots, Ph, 365-9781, _tin-42

WANTED

Woman to Nve in— baby sitting
and Hght housekeeping, Ph. 365-5345.
Want to rent 2 or 3 bedroom
house in Castlegar District. Ph. 365-
8276. Needed by end of March but
will take before.
‘School BT would Tike weekend
odd jobs, Ph. S567,
‘To rent — Tanisha 2 bedroom
home or suite willing to care for
yard, References: phone Trall 368- Ssot

CASE MOA SESE SESS BD
Want smail two wheeler bicycle
and medium size trieyele, Ph. 365-
at house? to rent with option
to ‘buy — 3 or 4 bedrooms — suita-
je yard for children, full basement.
ph ‘365-5619,
Reliable party wishes to rent
small unfurnished house by Aprit a
Ph. i

Spot cash for used ‘ame
antiques, coins, old gold, guns bine
Jewels, Home Furniture and
change. Ph, 352-6531. 413 Halls ay
Nelson.

The Salvation Army in cation
is Interested in obtaining a used pla-
no. Enquiries phone 365-8162 or W! rite
Box 768, Castlegar.

NOTICES

Want large ‘stone removed from
basement. Ph. 365-9781 MeCreight
Apts.

Extension Department _UBC and
West Kootenay-Columbla Division of

Guiding «wil hold “a. workshop at
SHSS on March 6 and 7, For fur-
ther Information contact Mrs.

Res) Rizzuto at 365-5277 or Mrs. H. John-

son at 365-1
U-Phone Answering Service for
any information and help. Ph, 365-
5205 evenings. ttn-8
Ge PHONE NUSIBER
can Carter, Secretary Robson
Irrigation. Distrlet, 365-7472.
—TTRILE your INCOME TAX
FORMS EARLY
Fannle Stoochnoff, Public Steno-
grapher. 14 Second Ave. Castlegar.
Ph, 365-5869, n-4

OHSLICS bpoleininfaernsrecrr bac

39) 405, Castlegar.
i ai, Caatlegary: essa MAT
9 Deoiline tor classified ads is aa

noon Wednesday prior to the day
of issue. ttn 1?

LOST

Keeshound tan with black ruth,
answers to “Dutch” Reward. Ph.

ould party who picked up’ me-
tal invelee holder and sales book on
road by Shop Easy Plaza please jeove

at Castlegar News Office.

cn TA TAs

VOLKSWAGEN |
SALES &
Phone R. A. Bob

Complete Stock of Volkswagen Cars and Trucks
New Rambler Cars

PARKVIEW MOTORS — Nelson

9] APPlication on Feb,

trict, of Barrett Creek,

Take notice that John Kenneth
Oswald of Nelson, B.C, occupation
teacher intends to apply for a lease

and Charlie

dam superi

ption of the High Arrow

don a picture of the terrain of the Co-

lumbia river ‘valley will be carried in next week's Castle-
gar News. The picture shows the Celgar sawmill and the
position. of the High Arrow dam in Brea ict to the whole

river valley.

ae
Legion Coach

Geoff Dyson, head coach of
the Royal Canadian Legion Junior
Olympie Training Plan, is current-
ly on a tour of British Columbia

Commencing ‘at a post planted
at Northeast corner; thence West 5/8
mile to property Ine of my purchase
. 2, 1964; thence
south 5/8 mile to north boundary of
claim 15378; thence’ Eastward on
boundary of claims L5378 and L5379
to a point: due south of initial post:
thence north to initial post and con-
taining 110 acres, more or less, for
the purpose-of Resort Facllitics.

Dated February 9, 1964. 4

Invitation to ‘onder

Sanitary Sewerage System
‘The Corporation of the Village of”
Castlegar

Sealed tenders addressed to the
undersigned and cndorsed “Tender
for Sanitary Sewerage System” will
be recelved at the office of the Vil-
luge Clerk, The Corporation of the
Village of Castlegar, up to 5.00 p.m.
local time, Thursday, March 12,
1964...

The following are the principal
items of work and approximate quan-
Uties:

65,000 lin ft of 6, 8, 10,12 and
15-Inch sewers;

Underground sewage pump sta-

tions;

Sewnge stabilization lagoon;

Rallway pedestrian underpass.

Plans and specifications may be
examined at the office of Associated
Engineering Services Ltd, 2256 eat
1zth Avenue, i
or after February 26th,

copies may be obtained by a bona
tide tenderer upon deposit of
‘This deposit will be refunded follow-
Ing the return of plans and specificu-
tlons and submission of a tender.
If a contractor does not submit a
tender, his deposit will be. refunded
ONLY If the plans and specifications
ure returned In good condition prior
to the closing of tenders.

Plans and speelfications will also
be on view at the Vancouver Bulld-
ers Exchange for the convenience of
its members.

Each tender must be accompanted
by a bid bond payable to The Cor-
poration of the Village of Castlegar,
as called for in the Instructions to
‘Tenderers section of the documents.

The lowest or any tender will
not necesarily be accepted.

Mr. J. Logelin,
Village Clerk,
The Corporation of the
Village of Castlegar,
P.O. Box $19,
Castlegar, B.C,
Associated Engineering Services Ltd.
2256 West 12th Avenue,
Vuncouver 9, B.C.

February 22, 1964.

SQUADRON 581

WEEELY ROUTINE ORDER

Part 1 Administration
1, Parades

The Squadron will parade at the High
School at 1850 hrs on Wednesday

Bowling ‘practice will be held on
Friduy G Mar 64 at 16.00 hrs.

A Hockey Game between No. 581 and
No. 531 Trail Squadron will be held
on Saturday 7 March 64 at 16.45 hrs,
at the Castlegar Arena.

Range practice will be held on Sat-
urday 7 Mar 64 at 10.00 hr:

Mr. Paul Fleury of “Waneta Alr-
ways Ltd’ has made a very generous
offer to the {nthe form

Plan te Canvass -
For the Red Gross

The February meeting of the
Robson WI was held at the home
of Mrs, McPhee with the presi-
dent Mrs. Wm. Waldie in the chair.
Roll call was answered by mem-
bers with jars of jams, jellies and
Pickles for the recently establish-
ed rest home in Robson.

In answer to correspondence,
Mrs, Waldie said she would try
to attend the meeting of the
Handicapped Society. The meeting
agreed to supply the junior aggre-
gate cup for the Fall Fair as usual

and also to look.after the flower i

section.

A committee was named to
canvass for the Red Cross annual
drive. The hospital committee re-
ported that the hospital is replac-
ing some mattresses’ and it was
decided to look into the require-
ments for the Institute ward. A
coffee party is to be held at the
home of Mrs. Smecher.

A report from the card ga-
mes held in a private home showed
a poor attendance but an enjoy-
able evening. Mrs. Waldie asked
for. members wishing to attend
the Willow Point 50th anniversary
tea saying there would be ‘two
cars going. f

The membets voted to hold a
strawberry festival this year in

June. Mrs, Grant made mention
of a resolution to be brought up
at the coming district conference
that the’ ‘district board visit each
Institute in her jurisdiction during
the board’s term of office to ac-
quaint the members of the fuac-
tion of the board,; .

Mrs. Grant gave an interesting
paper on health and welfare the-
mes after which the meeting ad-
journed and delicious refreshments
were served by ihe hostesses. The
March meeting isto be held at
the home of Mrs. Scott.

Here Monday

to discuss plans for the 1964 sea-
son.

‘Myr. Dyson comes to Canada
from England where he was em-
ployed as a coach training youth-
ful athletes and has a wide ex-
perience in this field. He is’a de-
dicated coach and in his. short

time in Canada has introduced ma-
ny new phases of youth training
which are showing remarkable ef-
fects in an all important program.

Clinics with trained personnel
in charge are being set up across
Canada where young athletes may
obtain qualified instruction and
coaching and incorporates youth
fitness.-

Mr. Dyson will arrive in Cas-
tlegar on March 2 and will ad-
dress students of the high school
before lunch. He will hold a meet-
ing in-the Trail Senior High School
in the afternoon and a public meet-
ing in the Trail Junior High School
at 7.30 p.m. that evening.

All interested in this great pro-
ject are invited to attend by spon-
soring Legion officials.

55th Wedding
‘Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Anton Baker of
Beausejour, Man., celebrated their.
65th wedding anniversity on. Feb.

Mr. and Mrs, Baker were mar-
Tied: on Jan. 31, 1909, in the first
St. Mary's. Church in Beausejour
by Rev. Father Anton Stoyer. Mr.
Baker will be 89 years old on.May

19 and Mrs. Baker 74 on March

22, The Bakers have nine children |.

still living, seven girls and) two
boys. Three: children died |in: in-
fancy. The ‘children include: :
"Mrs, J. ‘Tolosco” of. Chicago
(Caroline), Mrs. A. 'Tolosco (Mar-
garet) of Beausejour, Mrs. S. Ry-
sen (Elsie) of Castlegar, Mrs. J.
Kruk. (Kay), of - Keowatin, ) Ont.,
Mrs. W. Smyk (Josephine) of Ig-
nace, Ont., Mrs, G.°Schryer..(Lil-
lian) ‘of Winnipeg, Man., “Mrs. C.
Sutherland (Adeline): of Robson
and the two. boys ‘Clarence. and
Eddie of Beausejour, Man. There
are 32 grandchildren‘and 11 great
grandchildren.

Showers for Robson Bride

The Robson Recreation Hall
was the scene recently for a sur-
prise miscellaneous shower for re-
cent bride Mrs. LeRoy Briggeman
(nee Mary Hitchins.)

Corsages were ..presented to
the bride-elect, her mother, Mrs.
G, Johnson, and the groom’s mo-
ther, Mrs, R. Briggeman of Deer
Park.

Games were ‘played during the
evening. The many gifts were pre-,
sented in a- wagon’ decorated’ in

FLASH

A 9-year-old Casino lad is in
a coma in the Trail hospital with
a clinical diagnosis,.of infectious

of a free filght for the best turned
out Cadet at cach weekly parade.
‘The winner of last week's flight was
LAC Peter Vacasen,

Next parade Wednesday 11 Mar 64.
This parade will be a “Parents Night”
and Cadets are urged to have their
Purents attend. ‘Fall-in at the High
School at 18.50, hrs,

2, ‘Routine
Normal training will be carvied out
as per 464-F25 and Squadyon
syllabus.

3. eed Officers
4 Mar F/O Hill
21 Mar Gi P/O Pryce

4. Orderly Sergeants
4 Mar 64. A/F/Set. McMaster
11 Mar G4. ¥/Sgt. Gibson

5. Orderly Corporats
4 Mar 64,
i Mar 64. .

Cpl. Moll
Cpl. Anderson

and RAMBLER
SERVICE ;
Horswill 365- 3491

| Sales & Service — Trades

nu

3. BC, MacBatn Y/L
CO 581 (Castlegar) San, ROAO

medical health officer
Dr, James McAnulty, told the Cas-
tlegar News yesterday.

orange and black, built as a public
works truck and pulled by the
bride’s sisters, Geraldine and Chris-
tine,

Lunch was served to the guests
who were from Robson, Deer Park,
Castlegar, Kinnaird and ‘Trail by
hostesses, Mrs. B, Thors, Mrs, M
Foubister, Mrs, A, McPhee, Mrs.
L, Worley, Mrs. A. Sutherland,
Mrs, B. Knutson, Mrs, D. Kaardal,
Mrs, N. Archibald, Mrs. L, D'And-
rea, Mrs. P. Johnson and Mrs. E.
Nygaard.

.Former schoo} mates. of. Miss
Mary Hitchins held a surprise
shower at the home of Mrs, Carl
Nygaard:with hostessés being Miss
Lana Shuttleworth, Miss Sharlene
‘Bale, and Miss, Wendy Worley. «

The rooms were gaily decor-
ated with red and white Valentine
decorations.

Corsages of white an Bris

The MHO said ious ence-
phalitis is an inflammation of the
brain and is usually. ‘attributed to
a virus, He’ said) the coma “can
last several weeks.

Dr. McAnultysaid Colin Cur-
tis, antomologist with the regional
office of the federal department of
agriculture at Kamloops, will come
to this area on Tuesday to assist in
the investigation to determine what
insect the boy was bitten by. The
MHO said it could:have been a
tick or even a house mosquito.

Dr, McAnulty noted that a
warning had been issued by the
regional veterinarian last fall .to
vaccinate all horses against western
equine encephalitis..Casino has a

horse population of about, 35.

were

bride and her mother. cane ae
played and delicious refreshments
served. ..*' $

B of M Winners
In Curling ’Spiel -

The first of what is hoped will
be an annual curling event was the
joint bonspiel held at the week-
end by the staffs of the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce and
the Bank of Montreal.

‘Winner of the ‘spiel was the
Bank of Montreal who took two
out of three games,

1.634, Jim Munroe 629,

nett 283; MHT Bill Shay 680, THS
1 Don't Know 1047; THT I, Don't
Know 2774,

TP Sportsmen 2, Bank ‘of
Commerce 2, Huppy Gang 2, I
Don't Know 4, Night Hawks 0,
Bootleggers 2,

Other. 600's Gary Jackson 621,
Wed Morning Drivers League

LHS Marg Menzies 277; LHT

Phone 365-3351

——
LAND CLEARING EXOAVATION

br Tepper

- + Contact
* PAUL ‘THEDERADN
{Phone 365-2511," Robson
Marshall's ‘Store

Marg Menzies 750,’ T!
900; THT Bumpers 2624,

TP: Carburetors 2, Sparatires
3, Bumpers 2, Exhausts 1, Cranks
3, Sparkplugs 1,

Other 600's Terry MacReady
659; Ruth Rourke 605,
Thursday Morning League

“LHS Ethel Mackenzie 255; LET.
Tina Garrett 594; T!

CATERING

Experienced in. wedding,

social. and banquet

Contact, Mrs.. J... Regan at

365-4723 or: Mrs. P:
< Maessen at 365-5337.

952; THT Squirrels 2589,

.> TP: Beavers 0, Chipmunks 3,
Lions 1, Minx 1, Squirrels 3, Teddy
Bears 4.

Thursday Mixed Com League

; LHS Julia Couch 235; LHT
Janna Brownlie 666. MHS Fred
Fillipoff 316; MHT. Jake’ Koenig

65. THS Bob's Pay'n Takit 1109; |*

THT Plaza Five 3083,

TP: Plaza Five 2, Bob's Pay'n
Takit 2; Celgar One '3, Celgar Two
1; Mudlarks 3, Imperials 1; Kay
Bees 2, Ups and Downs 2; Fo
Pointers 3, Untouchables 1; Bank
of Montreal 4, Ricks: Records 0.

Other 600's Pete Kazakoff 745,
Don Blishen 648, Ernie Erlandson
Barcley
Creighton 626, Fred Fillipoff 625,
Elsie Keochin 624, Rick Toller 611,

Julia Couch 610, George Brownlie }:

609, Steve James 609, Pete Tara-
soff 602, Pearl Fillipoff 601,
Rowdy Roller's League

LHS Joyce Andrew's 361; LHT
Joyce Andrew's 662, THS Groan-
er’s 972; THT. Groaner’s 2369.

TP: Groaner’s 27%, Moaner's
3644, Screamer’s 40, Wailer’s 38,
Hooter’s 51, Crier’s 35,
Friday Night Mixed

LHS Florance Cecconi 257;
LHT Marg Bonnett 628. MHS Or-
Jando Vecchio 301; MHT Ken price
704. THS Reformer’s 1181; THT
Reformers 2841.

TP: Reformers 3, Deadheats
1; Five Shakes 4, Castlegar News
0; Defenders: 4, DeVito'’s 0.

“Other 600's Orlando Vecchio
697, Walter Kanigan 629° Rick
‘Erlandson 604, Eric Schemidt 630.

“Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-9041

OOLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL

Gor. Maple & 8th, Castlegar

BASEMENT DIGGING,

Donald Bros.

Earthmoving Contractors

DITCR-

Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

AVAILABLE NOW

FOR HIRE
TD-25 TORQUE
CONVERTER

with blade and winch

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CONTRACTING ©

Ph. 365-2754 CASTLEGAR M12

LANDIS — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Landis ‘of Castlegar, Feb. 22,
a son.

OZEROFF — To Mr. and Mrs,
John Ozeroff of Shoreacres, Feb.
22, a daughter.

SAMSONOFF — To Mr, and

ILS. Lid.

anywhere on the Arrow
3 Lakes

Phone 365-5500
NIGHTS — NELSON 3652-5434

Arrow Lakes Ferry

Service

Mrs. Fred F. of Shore-
acres, Feb, 22, a son.
VERIGIN —- To Mr, and Mrs.
Paul. Verigin of Castlegar, Feb,
26, a son.

Pontiac — Buick — ‘Vauxhall
101 Baker St. Nelson

_ BEACON MOTORS Ltd.
: / Phone’ 352-6641 if

Leave abeon Whart
10.00 a.m. Monday.
Artive
400 pm, monesy
Ed;

1.00. p.m; ‘Tiesday.
Leave Robson Wharf

4.00 pm, ‘Thursday,

|
“ PEUMBING
and
HEATING .
) j
Air Conditioning
Pumps & Water Conditioning
Swimming Pool: Equipment
WE CARRY A GOOD
STOCK OF SUPPLIES

First-Class Gas Piping |
and Installations

‘for.

Wi NTER
Built to your
Specifications
[REASONABLE - RATES
CASTLEGAR
SASH AND DOOR
+ > MORK
Phone 365-3211)
Se ee

Arrive Robson’ Wharf

Leave
7.00 -a.m. Friday.
1.00 p.m, Friday.
: PHONE 365-5500

OTE
CASTLE

TONITE & FRIDAY
AND. SATURDAY

‘| One Show, Only ‘at 7,30 p.m,

WONDERFUL
WORLD. OF THE >

BROTHERS GRIMM

Prices: 85c - 60c - abe

Mar, SAT. AT: 1.30. P.M.

Prices: 75e - ‘bac - ‘Be

Windows}

~ MONDAY & TUESDAY

‘+ Shows at 7 an 9. pan,

STARTING WEDNESDAY -

LAWRENCE OF
ARABIA

- Charles Schwartzenhauer
Passes at 97 Years of Age

Funeral“services will bo'held) near Tomerania; :. Germany, and | bow .at the age of 16, boarded a
tomorrow at Deer: Park for Char-| passed away.'on Monday in the| ship to Copenhagen and sailed for
les Schwartzenhauer, 97, who was Cage eee
bora on Oct, 6, 1666, at Mr,

America on’ Sept. :10, -1883.° He
left Gram. landed in Chicago onOct, 1, 1883,
A

St. DAVID’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Se

| Columbus,’ Wisconsin, he
married Emma Flora Gaus in Sept-
ember 1805. They bad eight, child.
ren, five of whom.are still living

SUNDAY SERVICES blished a-bakery in Rossland, Two

Sunday March: Ist; 1964
8 a.m, Holy. Communion’ St. David's
9 a.m. Holy Communion Robson Church
LM, am, Morning Prayer St. David's

to Deer Park, where he started
a farm and the first logging camp,
hauling the logs.to the lake by
oxen,
It was through his efforts that
the first school in Deer Park was
opencd in .1907. In, 1918. the
Schwartzenhauer family moved to
Trail to take up the bakery: busi-

~ SNOT AAA Peer ei ary Cee

3 Park to lve there for four years,
S Mr. | Schwartzenhauer| moved , to

Rossland and started another ba-

kery business remaining there un-
RED AND WHITE STORE

til 1947 at which time he retired
and returned’ to’ Deer Park.
Mr, Schwartzenhauer continu-
cd with his’ hobbies of hunting,
fishing and prospecting until 1081.
He was predeceased by his wife in
1956, a daughter Mrs. Martha Wine
3 in 1953 and ‘two infants, a son aud
i a daughter. He is survived by
KINNAIRD, B.C. Ottilia Briggeman, his one daugh-
ter who lives‘ at Deer-Park, four
sons, Arthur of Portland, Ore., Carl

GROUND BEEF, lean, Ib. ........ 45¢
BEEF SHORT RIBS, Ib. :........ 330
‘BONELESS BEEF ROAST, Ih. ..... 59
BEEF ROUND STEAK or ROAST, th. 75c
PORK GHOPS, all cuts, Ih. ....... 590
PORK LEG ROAST, Ib. ..
FLOUR, Robin Hood or Purily, 25-Ib. $1.78
SPREADEASY CHEESE, 2 Ibs. .... 99c
TOMATO SOUP, Clark’s 10-07. nt A9c
“COFFEE, ‘whole roast, ‘th. 69
TTT

of Deer Park, Louis of Rossland
and Bud of Castlegar, 14 grand-
children and; fi 8 great . grand-
children,

Funeral services will be held

In 1900 Mr. Schwartzenhauer esta: |

years Inter he moved ‘his: family |

CASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thursday, Feb, 27. 1964

GASTLEGAR SOCIALS

Mrs, R. Jonson, Ph, 365-8205
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harrower

‘ane,

Mrs, H Hyson, Deputy Ero
vincial Commissioner, and Mrs. H.
Johnson, District Commissioner, at:
tended ‘the mother and’ daughter
banquet in Rossland on’ Monday
evening.

Miss F. Mather of Trail was
the guest of her parents over the
weekend,

Mrs, A, Rizzuto, West Koote-
nay/Area Camp Advisor and Train-
er, attended a mother and daughter
Banauet in Salmo on Monday even-
ing, a

KINNAIRD SOGIALS

(Mra. J. Kaufman Phi. 305-5488
This week Mr. Mel ‘Thompson
has been in Prince Rupert on bu-
siness for his company: He: left
there on Wednesday to attend a

Springs today and tomorrow.

>) Mrs, Gordon Baillie Ieft. on
the weekend to visit her two sons,
Jim and Bruce. Baillie and’ their

day Mrz: Baillie took: her depar-

plane for Honolulu, Hawaii, to
spend a two-week vacation.)

NINE QUEEN SCOUTS from Castlegar and Kinnaird will | 0" the Pralries visited the Raut-

mans from Wednesday to Friday.

travel to: Victoria:during the Eastzr holidays to receive] A brother Elmer Zimmer accom-

their certificates from Lt.-Gov: George Pearkes. On Sun-
day the boys ‘were presented with badges by their Scout-
masters. In the top picture, Scouts Don. Chambers, Jesse

Helfer, Tom McGatiley.. and

badges from Castlegar Scoutmaster Loyd Groutage. In
the bottom ‘picture, Scoutmaster W. M. Bale. of. Kinnaird

Felday at Deer Park with Rev. F.
Wil

NG
ain be in "the Deer Park Cemetery.
Pallbearers. will, be’ George,

badges to James Munns, : Risto Saarikko, Gary

mutual.frierids at Long Beach and
Craig Pettitt receive shele the. next three weeks.

Terry Cormier, attended \the.curl-

Brookes, Ron Verzuh and. Larry Bate. — Pettitt Photos at Riondel. They came home Sun-

Don and Charles
‘Marvin Wine, Carl Wine and E,
Koutts.

Honrary Pallbearers will be
S. Simcock, Alex Smith, Fred Wen-
dish, Charles Lindberg, V. Worley
and M. Sawchenko. Hymns to be
sung by the congregation will he
Lead Kindly Light and Abide With
Me.

penne BOS
“THE MIGHTY BIGET”

‘THE WANT AD
Will Do the Job for You.

6 oz. Glasses

AT THE

cae SERVICE

: CENTRE

CASTTEAIRD PLAZA,

aS eat WITH EVERY oe
“$4, 00. Purchase of. Gasoline

(SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR SMALL. CARS)

__ Store your: set. Now YY!

Did you knew v we “specialize i in Tune-Ups — Our Sun Tester }aachine

ter mugs.

In Castlegar

.By AILEEN OGLOW

Tadanac Hospital. on Monday. He

Last weekend in Trail produc-
ed some of the most thrilling
moments for many district curling
enthusiasts. -

The’ first annual mixed bon-
spiel was held’ to determine the
winner of the B.C, Curling Asso-
ciation and the: fight to represent
British Columbia in the Dominion
finals in Toronto.

The Robert Jeffery rink from
our local Castlegar club delivered
a magnificent. performance of curl-
ing by..advancing,to the BCCA fin-
‘alsin ;‘Trail ‘and ° then ‘losing by
a‘narrow .9-8 , margin‘ to\ the Gill
LeMoel rink of Trail,-who in turn
defeated the Pacific Coast repre-
sentative. The Gill’ LeMoel rink
will ‘now, represent B.C, at the
Play: offs atToronte.

supported - by ‘third Bev. Ro-
rts, second Jack ' Chernoff .and
Jead:, Rose) -Dickson, ‘the’ Jeffery

rink reached ‘the B.C, play-offs on | |
Saturday by’ getting to the fours |.

in’ B event,. then: it defeated the
‘W.Forrest and Fred, Wendell rinks
of Trail and advanced to the finals
for the B.C. championship. We
are very proud of this foursome
and certainly congratulate them

the D event. Winning two. games
in the A event, the second. rink
defeated the now..B.C. champ Gill
LeMoel’11-5:'and lost the third
game to Buzz McGibney. Joe was
supported by Aileen Oglow third,
second Ken’ Eawarcson and lead
Olga Cushner.

spent the weekend visiting in Spo- |

panied by Dave Wheaton both of “
Landis, ‘Sask, left here .to’-visit | SARDINES, 10 tins .- $1.00

Monterey. Park in. California for

>°> The curling team of Dick Paul,
Jack Dickson, Bryan 'Mosléy and

ing bonspiel'on the weekend held
day with consolation prizes—pew-

Thought for the week: Use
friendship as a drawing account if

3 e 3 #
; “Curling ‘ you wish but don't forget the de-

We are sorry to learn that Mr.
A. R. L. Hawkins, on the sick list
for the past month entered Trail

will undedrgo surgery on Thurs-
pest day, Friends wish Mr. Hawkins a
Joe Cushner reached the fours in| speedy recovery

LUCKY, DOLLAR. STORE
“We Reserve’ the Right
To Limit Quantities

OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
‘Except Sat. ‘till 5.30 PM.
Closed all day Sunday.

personnel seminar at-Harrison Hot | Prices effective Feb, 28, 29

and March 2, 1964
Malkin’s Best TEA BAGS

families, in Vancouver. On Tues-| 60’s- . 59¢

ture from the coast’ city by. jet! Better Buy PORK & BEANS

& tins .............

During.. the’ week company | Ft. Gary COFFEE, Ib. . . 65¢

FANCY COOKIES 39¢ value
3 pkgs. . $1.00

SUGAR

10 LB. BAGS

$1.69

T.V. Dinners

FROZEN

pkgs. 59c

TARRY S
MILLWORK

NEAR THE SCHOOL
WINDOWS & DOORS
FRAMES OF ALL SIZES
Prompt and efficient service
SEE:.US ». FIRST.

The good showing made by
the Castlegar rinks is an indication
of the excellent calibre of curling
enjoyed by our local ‘club, Who
knows but we could havea B.C, or
Dominion champ in years to come!

OMO, King Size ......... $1.22
4-SEW BROOMS, each .. $<

48-0Z. CLEAR
Apple Juice
3 tins $1.00

Castlegar Dining Room
Open Monday through Saturday 6.30 a.m. to
00. p.m.

Sundays 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m.
PHONE 365-2631

Menon bucaiaceanr
is - $1.00

Mild Cheese

for their great
Another local rink skipped by

eee

-DEER PARK SOGIALS

MRS, WILTIAMSON

3, BE. T.:Coleman, son Don-
ald Coleman ,of Nelson and grand~
son Leipert George of “Berkely,
Calif.,° were the recent guests of

. Mackereth,
son Bruce, Mrs, Lila’-Wither. and
‘Mrs: I.’G. Wiebe, all of Castlegar,
were’ the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs, “Fred: Briggeman.:-.
2o)\Mgv and) Mrs.": Johnson and
children ‘of Robson were weekend
visitors ‘at the’ home. of ‘Mr. and
Mrs; Ralph: Briggeman. *.

RENATA SOCIALS

MRS M.:.ROl

Mr, and Mrs.:Jack.Hansen of
Grand ‘Forks were’ weekend visit-
ors at ‘the home ‘of Mr.’ and Mrs,
A. G. Koch.

Mrs. E. Koop of Pincher Creek,
‘Alberta, spent * the past. week vi
siting, atthe home”of Mr. and
Mrs. I, Penner. °

Miss Helen Fehr of Manitoba
is visiting at the home of Mr.
and’ Mrs, P. Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Nelson
and family: of Lilloett are’ visit-
ing ‘at‘the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe:-Nelson. *

i Mr. George Griffiths was a re-
cent -visitor to Lilloett, |

Waldo, Penner - of.

N 8 TICE’
' ‘THE VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

OFFICE WILL BE OPEN |

SAT. FEB. 29

FOR THE SALE OF
MOTOR VEHICLE ‘LICENCES
ONLY

_ manent

SOUT

‘Stanley Humphries

Secondary School
_ EDUCATION WEEK PROGRAM

! March Ist to: 7th — oF
OPEN HOUSE - MONDAY, MARCH ‘2nd, s =-10
Art Display, ‘Aduit and Student - Shop Demon-

Disply * of ‘ Student... Work.: Science’ ‘De-

monstration -: Book: Display, Library. - Gymnastic.
Display, Boys & * Girls. aochers Conferences -

‘is holidaying at his home here.

(worth $2500.00) enables us.-to,. accurate work hip. If

you’re-not satisfied there is'no charge. ji

TEXACO.

SERVICE CENTRE

CONCRETE: WORK
AND. BASEMENTS
ROOFING::REPAIRS
GOOD TOP SOIL .
INSULATION
 BACK-HOE FOR RENT
*

O. Lightle

Ph, 365-5158
Box- 51, Castlegar, B.C.

Refr A.

THURSDAY - MARCH ‘Sth
COMPLETE ‘MUSICAL PROGRAM
Beginners, Juniors, Seniors
BANDS AND CHOIRS .
.GYMNASIUM 8 p.m.

Adults 7c Students 35c

RE if

B
Ke

PORK GHOPS, end-cat
Ih. ....-..-+. 4e
Fancy BOLOGNA, by the
piece, Ih. 2... 29¢

Blue. Ribbon INSTANT |
COFFEE, jar .
Fresh MUSHROOMS,
ie Bre is
. Belle PEPPERS, Ib. 29¢

CRISP. HEAD

LETTUCE |
Ib. : ‘12¥ec

=| camp. TOMATO SOUP,

4 tins .....

‘MARGARINE, “Ib, eriats
5 for 2.

Broder’s CORN, 7-tins $1.00
Case 24 tins .

ASPIRIN TABLETS,
100’s ....

LG. 20-0Z. LOAVES BREAD
2 for . 49

DOG FOOD, 5 tins

COFFEE BAR SPECIAL
REVELS & FUDGSICLES,
“each...