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Pon earned pins for the year and
tin 21) 21 children had perfect attend-
ance,

in NMI __‘rhe_ Sunday _schoot_pienic

“KING KOIN LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANING

Robson ‘Sunday School _
Holds Awards Day, Picnic~

Hobson Sunday school held
‘ds day in June. Many child-

THE WINNER OF THE FAMILY ALLOWANCE
CONTEST FOR JUNE WAS MRS. MAUDE JACK-
SON WHO RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL BONUS
IN MERCHANDISE TO THE VALUE OF HER
FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHECK — BE SURE TO
CASH YOURS’ AT. ROBINSON STORES EACH

MONTH,

COMPARE — SHOP — SAVE

was held at Pass Creek Park
with the weather belng‘a little
damp but the childrens’ spirits
were high and it proved a very
successful picnic,

The results were:

Races — 4 yr. old — Kathy
Archibald, Leanne Belbeck, Scot
Inkster.

Straight race — 6 yr. old —
Andrew Inkster, Gordie Archi-
bald, Edwin Anderson,

Straight race — 6 yr, old —
Frank Zurele, Karl Zurek, Cry-
stal Inks'

Hest sacs — 4 yr. old and
under — Kathy Archibald, Scot
Inkster, Leanne Belbecks

Hop race — 5 yr. _
Andrew Inkster, Edwin Ander:
son, Gordie’ Archibald,

Hop’ race — 6 yr. old —

Karl. Rens

Hop race — 7 yr. old —
Betsyn Ferguson, Eleanor Bel-
beck, Kathy Saliken.

Straight race — + yr. old —

Dougie Morgan.
Straight race — 9 yr. old —

Hop race — 10 yr. old
and-over — ‘Tommy Haviland,
Pamela Macalister, Lorna Bel-
beck and Beverley Belbeck tied.
Hop Race — 10 yr. old and
under. Marty Donald, Betsyn Fer-
guson, Lora Lee Haviland,
Wheel barrel race — boys
and girls 8 yr. old and under —
Mark and Frank Zurek, Joy
Clarke and Lora Lee Haviland,
Dougie Morgan and Allan Cawte.
Wheel barrel race — boys
and girls 9 yr old — Tommy
Ferguson and Murray Anderson,
aa Saliken and Gordie Archi-

Peanut race on a fork — 8
old — Murray euaerson
tora! Lee Haviland, Allan Cavte.
Peanut race — 11-12 yr. old
—_Lorna Belbeck, Bonnie Zait-
soff, Pamela Macalister.
Peanut race — 12 and over

|| Elaine Anderson, Heather Fergu-

Ann_ Macalister,

Duck walk — Joanne Havi-
land, Tommy Haviland, Lorna
Belbeck,

A hearty thank you is_ex-
tended to all who helped and to
the Women's Association for pro-
viding ie ice cream meaty | h

Laro Lee Haviland, Joy Clarke, 2

‘Kootenay yest federal NDP
member H. W. “Bert?

. Ross DeFoe entertain-
ed at a luncheon ‘at the home
of Mrs. H, i hi

A, Buchan P.G.M. Mrs, C. Carr
GAC. and Mrs, D, Duncan all

i! of Trail and, Mrs, haan Rose

P.G.M. ‘of Rossland.

ast two weeks,
ict she motored
panied by her

‘ te peralelae and left Sunday

to- return’ home.

Visitors at the home. of Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. . Easton recently
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Allan
of Haney,

Rev. R. Willey and son Ste-
phen Teft Monday for Vancouver
where Rev. Willey ee atieng

‘or a month ani lephen

will visit bi wath relations, i
. C. King spent
the weekend at their sumer

myn, eng eonata, .

le recent farewell part;
for Mr. and Mrs. ‘L. Cantell seme
of the» members’ ,of the ‘Dog-
wood Circle of the UCW'enter-
.| tained with a skit, Waiting for
the Train: Those taking. part
were’ Mrs. J. Sherbiko as the
wife, Mrs. E, M. Travis as the

Mr.
three months ago that he would
not seek the nomination and
that he wae going to retire. “The
wife and I had a talk,” he said,
as he announced his change of
mind,

(Contacted in Ottawa “on
Monday, ' Mr. .Herridge said his
Political plans are ‘still. unde-
cided‘ and he has:no- knowledge
of any press release from the.
NDP. Kootenay-West . executive |
quoting him as ‘saying he and
his wife had had a talk and
he would again allow his name
to stand for nomination.

(Provincial party’ officials in
they could shed

son,
Patch race — boys and
girls — Marty Donald and Bon-
nie Zaitsoff, Stanley. Clarke and

said
no light on the mat)

and Mrs. A. Saunders
as the station master.

id Mrs, Bell and
daughter Toslle of Verna who
attended the DeFoe-Reid wed-
ding ‘were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Fre Frederiksen for several
days,

Mrs. E, A, McDonald left
Friday for’ Vancouver where she
will visit: with ae ee son-in-law
and daughter’ Mr and Mrs. FF;
Roberts and

Mrs, G. Easteott and Mrs.
A. Vanderholt both of Rossland
visited with Mrs. H. Johnson re-

cently.

Mr. and Mrs, Bob Swailes
were the Guests of Mrs. H, John-
son Tuesday. They left “Wed:
nesday for Nelson and left from

home in Victoria.

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Castlegar Esso Service
Owned’ and Managed by Bob Albright

there on ‘Thursday for tl heir :

mh

‘MANY NEW ITEMS: ARE EXPECTED FOR THIS

WEEKEND. THEY WILL BE FEATURED AS
IN-STORE SPECIALS SO PLEASE DROP IN AND
SEE US.

‘dito: has “called ten-
ders eon
sections of ‘land adjacent'to‘ the
Arrow

: Lake’ area’ that’ will ‘be| MeCprmack’ | Cre
flooded | when’.the ‘reservoir is} shore of W
filed; following ‘construction of | mately from just
wood downstre|

w' dam,
The: clearing of approxl-

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FOR |
AIRLINE

RESERVATIONS
‘MEXICO - HAWAIIAN

ARRANGE! D.

:@
CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR},
“THE WESTERN. ‘HOTEL

ie ‘clearing of four Sou
3 ver, from just Below Renata’ t

trees, snags’ and seisting fume
over five feet in heig! ushes,
AND’ EUROPEAN” “TOURS| trish, or. other ‘woody’ growth
shall be felled, piled. and burn:
+ ed so ‘that’ the- material is cori- :
pletely | ‘reduced .to ashes.

chantable timber! which will be

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CASTLEGAR, NEWS, Thursday, July 8, 1965 — 3
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= CREIGHTON CONSTRUCTION
“COMPANY: LIMITED
PH, 865-7011 — KINNAIRD, B.C.

GENERAL ‘CONTRACTORS

1,465 a
a 1a of the Oumba 237

$2) West
Arro rey approxi. |
th of

‘The contract, states that “all

WATER SCALE. JN:A WATER HEA-

WATER HEATING EFFICIEKC

:| MICROSCOPE, SHOWS THAT AFTER |

: AN
AS. S LITTLE AS nS VaiNCH OF HARD

CAN BOOST HEATING BILLS]
Rs MOC AS 16% AND REDE ;

— Co reial Construction ,, and Milly
Industrial mime: Jackson

der and

THis TLLPSTRATION oF f BRIG,
AS SEEN. UNDER A POWERFUL

IN HARD WATER THE |. —E .
3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
“Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822
Open Weekdays 1 p.m. . 5.30 pan.
Open Friday 1 p.m. -:9 p.m.’

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‘This does not include mer-| | BY AS. MUCH AS 20%.

eee : CHAIN

WEST!

per Pont
unin

"CHURCH

9.80 a. nm. m, Morning F Prayer
10.a.m. Robson Memorial Church
Combined Anglican and :United

calls for the clearing of drift-
wood that is piled high in many
freag’.on the, shoreline around
Arrow -Lake.

tha for the, control of grazing |
cattle? driftwood. and combust-
ible .miaterial of all! i by piled t
from every source shal

and armed," the contract states:

d of by. the
‘The clearing ‘contract ‘also

“All. downed . trees, upturn-|
ed. roots.’ logs, fences, ‘other

The ‘ guecessful Sonitractor ‘ TPORPOSES. WAT

(ATER PER DAY, [PRO
IX DING THE: CULLIGAN WATER [FO!

‘R. P, Douglas has been a

‘pointed “assistant '. manager i
,yaines.. for: Cominco it

t ed recently

Mr. Douglas was project e
of Gominco’s Magmont

Douglas, a jained Comii

after graduating ‘ba ini

gineering at’ the pire
rta!' Startin

Major General Clement Moo-
dy, who had retired to England

The Castle legar. United chiuieh rose buds. »

White
f a lovely earl com leted her ‘attire.’ Her. cas-
biter sas ai , 4 H bou ue wee pink and
ita rose’ bids, ‘plumsosa, en-
d EE ed with vy and White fatin of

gj}after commanding: the',;Royal:
Engineers: and serving:as..com-
missioner of, lands and works

David -Reid, eldest ‘son ..of ‘Mr.

AT
ROBINSON STORES

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

and: Mrs.: David Reid exchanged i

lage. vows. hi
nee ‘church was beautifully |,
ith tall of

a wil
pink’ and. white gladioli. Guest

a ‘with - whit doff,
oun bows, pane Willey offi-| groom. ines dresses ‘were of |;
pink peau de sal with lace tops,
bell shape
- soloist. ,Sories, ‘and pi ells
ue a Bide" w who: was given | wedding Hing os ae. ‘Their boi
in marriage by her father, wore | quets. were’ ivory -mums with
‘a, -flcor. slength :.gown ‘of aynite )pink : rand white; roses, !

Ann Macalister, Heather Fergu-
son, Tommy Haviland.
race — 10 yr. and
under — Charlene Haviland, Joy
Clarke, Marjorie Thors,

°. " embers of era aes SHORTS AND TOP SETS
‘otored. to Nelson Waedsesd _ GOOD FOR HOT DAYS —‘3-6X 8-14

evening where they, attended the $ 19 9 = $ 2.98 ae $3.98

Church: services conducted by
the’ Women's Association.

Crab race — 10 yr. and over John. Evans and son meetingsofik Rose ity. Chapter

— .. Joanne Haviland, Sommy Glen of Victoria are ‘presen’ oer
Haviland, Patty Belbeck. visiting with a and Hrs. 4 H| Baie, pts. J Sherbiko, and. Mrs.
b. .
is. visiting here from . Vancou-
a am Ma : ® Mr. Ww. land | Ye. also - accompanied. them: :
‘Mrs.:C. Simpson ‘and daugh-
ter Janis of Trail were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs, DeFoe Thurs-

SHORTS — Roll-Ups and Cut-Offs,

WESTERN CONSTRUCTION _ $3. 50: $9.98

. known as builders of custom-built mone
; — als, and Mrs, T. A Sanford
NOT PREFABRICATED Wheel barrel — 10 - and | and family spent last te
Superior quality homes and di over’. — Tommy Haviland and | a¢ Toby Creek where,

Bont Wendy: Donald le:
For planning, free estimates and and "Beverley Belbeck, Charlene ed aire, Mr: and: Mra: 8. a
financing information i

nee home.

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Peau de’ sol in long alin: best; man:
Haviland and Marjorie: Thors. : Tobuees
Phone 352-5056
D ald, Ann Macalister and Cry- | i the
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“=~ 812 Victoria St. Nelson, B.C. 427 Haviland dard ate Peathes Fersusone
‘Wendy- Donald’ and’ Charlene
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Mr. and Mrs, P, head guests

ii Ae: and Mrend: Raine spent
ie jominion a 0!

ero Lake: with Mr. an oy tion

nald, Wendy Donald and qrony : = - : : a 1B : i : ae oF
p Seeerreneerreneeieeret: Haviland, Helen _Belb

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WEST’S DEPARTMENT. STORE crim oe Hy.

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on a fishing trip to the. What-

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