CASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thursday, July 23, 1964

FOR SALE

3 plece bedroom _ suite, , $27
Dining room sulte $175. New, Bh
365-5892,

—Wracking “108i” Moteor, 7a
available, very. cheap, Ph, 365-5104
after 5S'nm, 330

ete Oe me

The village of Kinnaird, having

acred_moro. or .lexs
al $670, Offers will be toteldereds at
the council meeting on July 28, High-
est or any tender not necessarily
accepted, — Allen Selbie, Village
Clerk,

Good Investment with this com-
pletely rented revenue property. Te

nants’ include cafe, rented  sulte.

and B.C, Hydro. office, Located on
muln” highway ‘near theatre with
umple parking. Newly-redecorated in-
site and out, Good return on your
money ‘right from the sturt. Apply ut
Castlegar News.: ttn-23

—"Veuctubles, boas for freezing.
Raspberries and cherries, V. Bonde
behind Casticaird Plaza, Ph, 365- sree

NR A ees

650 10 x 45 Rollahome, front
end kitchen, Jack and JIl bedroom
In back, automutic washer, ‘his mo-
bile home jis in Reetes condition.
Doug Smith. Ph, 5929 or write
RR. 1, Osoyoos, 330

‘Aquarium, 9 X 19, over 100 gup-
pies, pump, cover Neht, thermometer,
Pheer ey weed, $10. R. Martini.

wh, "365-5167,

feteLsSi aoc ilies a tac eS

1956 GMC Station Wagon also
1956 Ford pick-up, both in good shape
and both have 4 speed

FOR SALE.

297 10th Ave. Kinnolrd; 2 Bl
largo. bright. LR, 2 serhi-finished
bedrooms upstairs, ay basement,
gna furnace. Lot AS X 270, Well de-
veloped, Drive by thie excellent pro-
perty anid vreiees Ed Herman, Salcs-

or Currlers

FOR SALE

| LANDIS TR

‘HOMES FOR SALE

Ideal lots for split lovel homes.
Contry. locate rensonably priced,
Ph, 305-5290, tin

z orttty i on Front SI
Low price. Castlegar Building sup:
ply, Ph. 385-8284, tin:

+ 208
and Real Detate 1960 Ltd. 868-9414
‘Trait,

ee
it Small Soltnnsivie senior, Canvos
4, Appl;

sides, sleeps J.; Bowman,
448 Columbia Ave, Caatlon oa

Bing and bamyard | Retire 10c
lb. William J, Plotnike

NT Wil soll_or trade SoS FonURe.
8 cylinder, 4-door standard.

5512,

Lawn furniture, One 9 X 12 cH
One 20-foot boat and motor, House-
hold furniture, Electric wall oven.
One off heater and 2 barrels. One po-
wer lawn mower, One badminton
table, Ph, 365-5289,

‘chien
365-9657,

Tosi GMC hulf-ton. Running con-
dition, $150, Ph, 365-5078.

iS foot molded plywood boat
complete with 22 HP motor ang
trailcr, $600, Ph, 305-5512.

To all car, woat, truck aa
feet owners: When your:battery is
down and you'd ike’ to renew ane
fe buy VXG. Ph, 365-5123,

1955 Austin, Good rubber, aaa
oe condition, Sell cheap, Ph.
365-4: 329
ee “cherries. 601 Sth and. deal
ner. Ph, 365-5156,

1960 Pontiac, 2 door, V-8, aan
ard, padles Excetlent condition, S1Bn0
cash. jo

‘swoctane ono i958 Ford same,
New ‘tires, radio, reconditioned me

for canniig..18e 1b, PI

‘and good rubber. Ph. 365-4421.

CASTLEGAR
- SHOE REPAIR

FOR: COMPLETE SERVICE

+ 378 °- 4th Ave, Castlegar
Across from United Church

tor, Standard $600 cash.
Ph, 365-6062 evenings. 928

Utility trailer with top, hitch
provided for any car.

ver. Ph. Victoria 38
Stephan Hryb, 639, Foul Bay Road.
Victoria,

4s" X10" Rollo-home house traii-
cr, ‘fully -equipped «Including ° auto-
wane bend very good coe

EXCAVATING, DITCHING
SAND°- AND GRAVEL,
TOP. SOIL
CONCRETE WORK
aA soni

oO. ‘Lightle

Ph, 365-5158
- Box 51, Castlegar, BC.

Ph._365-5067,__ttnr28
‘A clearance. of -budgles -at aon
each.’ Ph, 365- =
‘Large Crib Single bed =
Mattress $6, "Wooden table: $7. en
365-8058,
Corner fot. doth «Ave. a
Ph. 3 ceed 328
mth old Jersey bull, Wil-
Narn ‘Verlain. Slocan Clty. 328
For your dream home or invest-
ment the Castle-Bar Subdivision of-
fers beautiful lota.at fair. prices —
contact Oglow Bros, at 601: Columbia
Ave, Ph “or drive around
and see for yourself, tin-27
‘Lots in new subdivision, Kinnaird.
Good view, good drainage.” Terms.
Ph, 965-5158. tin-16

| 565-3442

828) sonn etpwell

July Store Wide :
CLEARANCE

SALE

SAVINGS IN ALL LINES

CINDY’S

HOMES FOR SALE

Robron a “bedraom house pn

An home At Buunday,
Bny on. two ‘lots |G0' X. 165"
Threa hed rooma, ving room, Sith
fire pince, Kitchen and bath j room.

way. Beautifully

qulet yard enclosed

blocks from beach and threo biocks

fram school, Largo: shopping contra

Pag by," — Full price. ae weite
Mr, CG. E, Johnaton, 24 - ok

UR, 2, Ladner B.C. :

HEP AEAAPNIGO MALT HRD IRE sCoboe Nees wN I NANMETZMR er we aA aN eer

Sedal Notes from Castlegar.

MRS. EASTON, ‘Ph. 965-8172

(While Mrs, R. Johnson is
on holidays, Castlegar residents
are requested to phone their so-
cial, item Mrs, Easton . at
365-8172 by no later: than noon

2 tot a ‘WIIL? soll lot
pe Phe ae 5470, 32
ome |in_ Castiegar.

Wow 3-bedroom “home on
Uegar, walnut aT an Faouble
plumbing, revenue suite in basement,
garden and fruit’ trees, Ph. 305-
7484. evenings. ‘920

$89 acco

KINNAIRD HIGHWAY
INTEROHANGE

A very strategic, prime location ca-
tering to trafflc from four directions,
with 600 ft of frontage and over
2 acres of land area. $13,000.
\ HIGH RENT APARTMENT SITE
On ist Ave, Castlegar, off Maple
St. 3 lots for a total aren 90' X 100',
with rear lane, $7,500.

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

ot 965-5276
vienna

Executives’ attention! Contempo-
rary luxury home in Kinnaird. 3
bedroom and all the modern conven-
Jenees, Custom-built for contractor's
own home. See it by phoning Ross-
land 862-5676 or Anderson ‘Agencies,
Castlegar, 3 323

Ss Py é . fie *
Satisfied

‘Customers
Buyer and ‘Seller must be satisfied!
We have a house for you,

Priced from $6,500 to $21,500.
‘We Invite your inquiries,

. * *
MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILALBE
* *

YOUNG

AGENCIES LTD..
Qian seeasth

casttenira Plaza
Minna

‘bedros
Ph. ‘Soo-8700 oF call at “poaith Ae 5

‘4-bedroom house on 1.2/3 acres in
Kinnnird.: VLA. approved. Ph. 865-
1358,

HOMES BY DUECK

Over 40 Distinctive Hames to choose
from, Allsizes: and styles ‘to sult
your butlding’, site, Minimum down
payment, Mortgages arranged, Con-
sult your local Dueck Homa Represen-
tative by writing or phoning Fred @,
Denyer, Si5 4 icever Street., Bueren Bt
B.C,

FOR RENT

Fully furnished sultes, TV, auto-
matic laundry, Ph, ‘Trail oars

room -home In. Frau, Tay
furnished, delux, Ph, Trail 1 368-5313.
mined or

Apartments, curnished — or
furnished, 3-rooms, bath and utility,
heat and .water included for $80 per
month, Harvick Apartments, (830

‘Trailer space for 2 trailers, also
3. room cabin.

‘One-bedroom Damen’ suite, AV=
allable In one week. Light, and heat
Included, Phi. 865-5722, 330.

New _ self-contained aut
Tth Ave, Castlegar

Four bedroom iroom duplex. br a

ora.

1090, ae ane
Toom and 4 room furnished
apartments, Ph, 365-3061. 380
ci aas 3 room furnished apartments,
h. 565-6731 or call 426, - mth Ave.
Castlegar. 330
Furnished basement suite, Heat
and fight Inctuded, No chi
pets, Ph, 365-3102.

‘5G5-8092.

Trailer space av auobls with gure
age, No children. Ph. 3! 65-4876, 823

Four-room. basement apartment,
‘Will allow one small child. 1498 Col-
sumbia, Ph, 995-5885, 828

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

tfin-19

Toom furnished suite,
Mccretsht Apis. Ph, 965-9781, tfn-42

’, WANTED

Want room and board, Ph. 305-

ening:

Want ema apartment by end rat

dren or | |”
830 |"

Asch la LL LR
Furnished 1 bedroom house, Ph. | «
328

ee ne
Sleeping rooms. Ph. 565-5265 ev- g

August by school teacher. Ph, Tr:
‘368-3764.

want to rent: small” unfurnished
house with garden by elderly couple,
Ph, 365-5"
aSS__—_——.

Room and board for Tank clerk.
Ph, Bank of Montreal 365-7261.

Want to rent 2 or 3 bedroom
home in Castlegar. Pelase
Fred Bonnet at ‘365-5723,

Buy or rent small house in

phone]. :
3304.

ont y

Newton P. Steacy, commis-
sioner. for trade and tourism at
B.C, House in San Francisco, re-
ports ‘that registrations at B.C.
House ‘include ‘Mr. ‘and Mrs. R.
Cc Doma of Castlegar. .

‘ arid Mrs. Mike Blaihut
have Mr earned from a holiday
in’ Calgary where’ they visited
with old friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert: Graham, whom’ they
haven't''seen for 25 years and
Mrs. Carrie Ross‘ for 40 years.
Enroute home they visited
and Mrs, Garnet Patmore at
their ‘summer home ‘at Wassa

‘380 ) Lake, former residents of Castle-

gar.

Mr. and Mrs.. W. Easton,
Jr. had as their guests last Sat.
Mr. and Mrs, Doug Bailey and
the former's mother, Mrs. M.
Bailey, all of Haney, B.C. wi
enroute'to Waterton Lakes, AL
berta to wet relatives.

Aft dinner was .held
last weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Goetting which in-

eluded Mr. and: Mra, G.-E. Da-

vis and family of Nevelie, Sask.
and Mr. Leo Goetting and family
of Salmon ‘Arm ..who .enjoyed

‘a holiday with brothers ‘ fag
and Roy -Goetti Sept sister (Di
Mra, Len k and ‘Aunt
Mary. Maver,
Mrs. M. Sims of Penticton
has returned home after a visit
with’ her- sont Jaw and daugh-
ter, Mr, and Mrs, F. Willey.
Mrs, Vic een U8 of Van-
couver has been: t
Mrs, N. Kurlotk.
David Donnan of Vancouver
visited Tecently with. his
ents, Mr. and
nan who have just returned from
holidays through the States.

\ Rev. and ' Mra: W. +O. 'Mac-
Kenzje, who‘ have ‘been vi visiting
the , latters ‘ parents,’ . Mr.
Mra. : W. : Easton, ‘left: Saturday
for Naramata and Vernon where

tesidence in North Kamloops
where Rev MacKenzie has accep-
ted a new charge.

A large number of Castie-| ht
gar residents attended the Uni-
fed Church Band Concert and
dinner on the W. Waldie Lawn|
last Tuceday:

Bell and

Mr. Mrs.
fe | daughter *Teslle of Sort Alber-
nie and Mrs. B, Cimolai and
three children of North Vaneau.
ver spent last: week ‘visiting at
the home ‘of ‘Mr, and. Mra.' E.
Fredericksen.

ie guest ‘of
ee Wes

Mrs,’ Bert: Don-|.¥

they will: holiday before taking) 4

‘ave’ haa ‘Mrs.’ Graig’s mother,

Ma) | Mra.’ Fluellen visiting: from Cla-

resholm, Alberta,
Migs. Gail ‘Levins’ left on

Monda for ‘a: visit “ her

rict, Hospital. .
Mr. and’ Mra, L. Grunerud

and. havereturned from’.a'few days

visit with relatives in Outlook,
Sask: An interesting feature
ene that: had: 68 at

“hailiing Supnin

,OGLOW
‘Building Mearns ¢ Co, Ltd,
: _ Castlegar
Phone’ 365-7202

They
home Sunday, leaving: Miss Les-
lie, to holit lay with her aunt
and uncle
Mrs. A; Archibald and three

( WH HITEWOOD --. To .Mr,
and, Mrs. yopn Te ‘Whitewood of
Suly
OSTORFOROFT ~ — To

Thrums, July 17, a ‘son.

Mrs. Tyrone Slebowski of Rob-

son, July 21, a daughter.
DOLTER — To. Constable

and Mrs. Lawrence Dolter of

Mr. h
and. Mrs... William: Ostorforoff of
SLEBOWSKE — To Mr. and| p

are visiting relatives in
the district — Mrs. C. Brodman
and’ Mr,, and ‘Mrs, A. C. Archi-
bald of Robson.’

Mr. John Lawson is a pat-
jent in the Castlegar Hospital. }

‘ Sub-Lieut. ‘Jack -Ford: and
‘wite were home from Halifax,
NS. On their. ed home they

ind Mrs. Ford

| ium before coming here.
' nd Mrs, John Holden

TAND @LEARING EXCAVATION
BULLDOZING i

yaeee

Contact
PAUL THEDERABN
Phone 245-2511

Mr.
in the Nelgon hosp’

Castlegar, July 23, a son.

Mr. and Mrs, re AO Craig

3@OLF

pASTLEGAR | GOURSE

JOHN: LEOD

Ee reply to box 908
BOS
7 Want used-. outboard | motors.
Trade-up to a- 1964: Johnson.’ Waldie
Service. Centre.
‘Spot.cash for. used furniture,

CTL
-WAYNE'S |
TWO-WAY RADIO
SALES & SERVICE
Ph, 365-3298
‘We handle car radios,
record - players, ‘etc.

182-4th Ave. Kinnaird

CCRT

5th ANNVEIRS ARY Sth

LEE

duly 23: to. July-25-

FREE BALLOONS -

HERE’S HOW OUR RECORD SALE WORKS:

1. Buy any L.P, at $1
2. Buy any 3 L.P.’s and receive less co:
(reg.

3. Dated 45%

1.00 ea.) now -25¢ ea.

TRANSISTOR RADIOS _

.98 ‘or. over. and choose any. siss for lc
stliest one Free.- :

from ....ceee+++ $8.05 to $99.95

; Portable phonographs
from . . $24.95 to $149.95 .

Fresh supply of. Transistor

“OUR COUNTDOWN SECOND HAND T.V. SETS SALES ARE
AS

FOLLOWS:

Starting at 9.00 a.m., $5.00 will be deducted from tho regular :

“price of every T.V. set t

All sales are ¢:

Phone
ve.

guarantee will be given.

RICK’S

hat we have in our basement, until 5.00 pm..
at which time -it will revert to the regular price.
ash and final and are as is and.no

240° = Ist Ave.
ore

ti 8, coins, old. gold, guns and

jewels. Home Furniture and Ex-
change. Ph, 952-6531, 413 nee Sty
Nelson, fn-48

By SOHN DALZIEL,

@ friend Johnny McLeod ask-
ed me if I would fill in for him
I jet him down. That was last

ear and I vowed’ then that I
ould never let it happen again.
The road to the lower re-

HELP WANTED -

© snort order cook. Experience pre-
ferred but not necessary.’ Apply at
Hrene’s Cate in_petson. ~ 338

LEGAL

‘Applications willbe received for the
following positions in School District

“NOTICES”

Drivers’ exara ariination’ travelling
unit from ‘Trail will be at the Royal
Canadian ‘Legion Hall trom August 3
to 7 for original’ drivers’ ‘examina-
je Trail

» Janitors
a englner with papers to operate
t' SO ibs, pressure pore
or. asters
}. Bus driver —

e-last time my. very good | &

gions is ; sald to be paved with
‘ood inténtions,and I darn near
donated another square yard or
so by missing the ‘deadline this
time. I want to ier you at
what time I am this
for. you probably: woulda: be-
sve me, | but I do hope I make

in

‘Right ‘about now. ‘the news
from: the golf course seems to
peat a trickle as there are no
important: events. taking place,
golf-wise that is, There was a
goodly representation of men
from’ our‘club at'Kaslo over
the weekend for the annual

“4. Bus driver — ~ Mectrielan

Ject any: or, Be applications.

‘tions. For
68-3118.

368-9018
‘Amphicar — The car that swims
Speeds. on land up: to 85 mph,

Service, Nelson, B.C...

Services Nee ere | 2
Reliable baby. sitter available by
5166. 329

hour or day. Ph. 365-!

“U-Phone Answering service will
do your office work-and has other
listings for you, Ph, 365-5265 ev-
enings. tin-20

‘Trail Business College. New Term
Begins September 8. 19-11

ALCOHOLICS ‘ANONYMOUS, Box
303 Castlegar.

Deadline for classitied aa 7 “2
noon Wednesday prior to the day
of issue. : © tfne1T

IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN OR
BUSINESSMAN ... -
And. want a smart central address
when in Vancouver, you will like
the friendly courteous staff who

attend to your wishes, whether it's
fm your.room or. ‘executive suite eee

Then you: ‘want: ithe,

- woroR : OvEL
MUtual 2-1831
: Commercial “Cards. ‘honored

“On English Bay-at Stanley Park”

 pavie at Denman

marked and sealed

and in the hands rot the’ Seeretary-
‘Treasurer by 3 p.m, July Si, 1964.
Interviews will ‘be arranged ‘after
August 1, 1964.
Application - forms Renu at: the
School poard

#. King, x

Secretary. Frousures, 230

Blueberry Creek Irrigation Dist-

rict hereby advises thut any subdivi-
sion within this district’ having qua-

ag | ilfied for contingent liability in res-

pect to subdivison. pipelines 1s hereby
Rotltled that all-bills, in thelr com-
plete ‘form must. be! submitted to.
the Blueberry Creek arrigation. oe
riet on oF before August 1, 1!

‘The Board reserves the right to re-

LEGAL

one-classrom  axidition, 3

and alterations to an existing, build-
Ing, me ‘and. re-establishment. of
various faulitles, sight. preparation
and fencing. Sealed teriders’. plainly
imarked "Tender for. Jewett: School”
must be accompanied by ‘a: certified

q so or approved bid bond ‘as, stat-

e Instructions to Bidders
saat must be in the hands’of /the
undersigned on cr before ‘noon. on

64.’ Tender - ae
ere

funded on “petun
document in oad condition. Lawest
or any tender will OE ecassarily.
be accepted.

John Ny Nugter,

_ Secretary: Tressurer

LOCAL AGENTS:

ae HOTEL |
H. 365-6062

For prompt om between Nelson, : Trail, Cas-!
tlegar, Fruitvale, ‘Salmo -and connections for: all
wath ey _ Kootenay points. ‘

d |you next weeks,

see from the Press reports
that’ John Landis:came in with
a'61 net'to take top ane in
that department.” Nice going,
John. I ‘haven't heard how any.
‘of the: others made out but if
they. had-anything like my us-
ual: luck..at’Kasto they pought
lots of new balls.
= One thing about writing the
golf notes for a couple of weeks
is that it gives me the opportu-
nity of paying tribute to a cou-
ple of the boys who are, and
have been doing, a terrific job
for the club for a long time. —.
The first one of these is
none other: than: John McLeod
himself. The fact that he let me
come out ahead in the “Bosse” a
couple of times is just another
example of what 4 good scout

Seriously though, John has
been doing an outstanding job
of looking after the handicaps
for our club for the past three
or. four years, The number: of
hours this has entailed is some-
thing very few realize and the
meticulous charts he has drawn

slsew here?

,On top of all this: ‘it is’ can
‘thankless Fob as itis wery, sel-
dom ‘anyone is satisfied with
the--handicap he has, but it is

there’ hasbeen :a minimum o:
criticism, I believe that. every,
member realizes that no:mat-
ter“how much he may sripe
about ‘his handicap, if Tone

what he has earned.

mind 'is our: genial  secretary-
‘treasurer, Walter. Jacobson. -Al-
iways’ quiet and’ unassuming,
‘Walter is also doing a tremen-
-dous job and-putting in-a lot.of
time'at it, too. If. only Walter.
wasn't a southpaw he could be

ving it all he ha:

ét ‘the Castlegar Golf Club’ owe
a-gieat to these two gentlemen
for is smooth operation of the
elul

"That's 30 for this Aime; #08

Donald Bros.

“Contractors

DIGGING,

Phone 365-5464. Castlegar

ALS. Ud.

Charter Service: :

~ Towing '- Barges

anywhere on the ‘Arrow;
Lakes

Phone 365-5500 |

NIGHTS — NELSON. 352-54S8

DITCE -
LAND.

Arrow Lakes _
Ferry Service
_— Once Weekly Servico.—
: EVERY FRIDAY:
2: Leave Robson 8 . a.m.
Arrive Edgewood 1 p.m. -

“Leave Edgewood 1.30 pm.
>‘ VAFrive Robson 1pm

a sincere tribute to John that

Leod “gave it to him it is: ust Se
The other chap’ I‘have in}

fone of our better golfers but.
him |i

o1Belleve ‘me,’ the: members %

TONITE & FRIDAY.
Shows ‘at 7 and 9 PM

: DEAN MARTIN.

gues OF ‘THE: "THE DAY: a4

up beat any others I have seen|..; .

Es
“CASTLE.

Mr. and: Mrs, Bill Rohn and
Donna ‘and. David’ of -Kinnaird
were .weekend visitors at :the

homme a of Mr, and:Mrs, A. Koch.

ANNOUNCEMENT

We.are pleased to announce we have secured’ th
services. of Mr. Keith)| Martin:'.and. ‘now: have “F

[=

chairs' for your convenience,. i
! CASTLEGAR BARBER ‘SHOP
ul AK

“Rd Lewis,. Prop

Mr. and Mrs, Pete Dyck and
family of Ro:
vistors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. I. Penner.

‘3, Fred Delorme and Rus-
sel of the North Shore are spend-
inga holiday at their home here.

ima ‘Olson ‘of’ Na-
of her MP holldayin at the home
of ‘her

Mr. an nd: Mrs;-'J. Gormle
Fie family ‘of Woodland ‘Par!
are spending their holidays
here, ©.
‘Mr. and! Mrg, I.:Harms a
family. of Kinnaird’ were’ weekt-

Castlegar: Dining Room
‘BUSINESSMAN’S SPECIAL |,"

‘CHOICE OF '3 SANDWICHES. fe
(neludes Soup Dessert, Tea or Coffee)»

ONLY 85e_

| SKIN AND SCUBA’.
_ DIVING INSTRUCTION .

AUGUST, 3 to’ "AUGUST, 28

15, HRS DIVING .;

5 HOURS THEORY « j

10 Details available %
Castlegar: Sporting Goods

PICKERING'S POOL

aa
PUBLIC .NOTICE.

Castlegar. Owner-electors are hereby: request
ed to take’ notice that“ the. Castlegar. Village: Coun. = =|

fUnless‘wit

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end visitors in Renate: é
» i.Mr, and Mrs.; Henry Toews
of Creston were recent. visitors
at the home of. Mrs..M..Funk.
Mr. and Mrs, ‘Radem ‘and
family of, Cowichan Lake were
recent visitors at the, home of
Mr. and Mrs, J. Letkemaun..
: Mr, and Mra. Holden of Van-
couver were’ ponent visifors at
the home of. Mr: Fu
and Mrs, William ‘ Jaf-
fray and Diane" and Derrick of
Bentley ‘Alta. were recent visit-
ors at teh home of Mr. Joo Mais-
rr

. and: Mrs,'E. Neilsen of
Robson were recent ‘visitors at
the home: of: Mr. and Mrs. L
Wiebe:

HED \d' Mrs. C. G: Kellet
and Lorne of Vancouver aro holl-
daying. at: the ‘home of: Mest and
Me and |-Mrs.:'Allan

hak. and:; *Tola: of Robson ,were
Mrs, 'T.-Hun

semary were recent | §

grandmo} her Mrs, M.'B

Visitors. at. the: home of Mr. and |-
chak,

A‘trio of att
ceded Joyce Marie MeCrelght to
the plans of the ‘United Church
‘for:her wedding to
Brace. Robert Boyd. i

and ‘son ‘of Winnipe; 2, Man., were
‘visitors ‘at the ‘home of
Mrs.’ J. Letkemann.
sais, Ray Kosiansic
and ir and ‘of Cresent ’ Valley
were weekend visitors at the
home ‘of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ulmi.
Mr,:‘and: Mra, Don Fox of
Castlegar | and Mr, and
Evans’ of ‘Robson were Sunday
visitors to' Renata.
Glen Allen

and” Mrs,
and Doug, -Cindyand .Gary of

the home vot ‘Mr, and Mrs. . M.
Rohn RRS:

a’ Mrs. Macintyre o of
Rossland 9 rare Sunday-y visitors at
the home iof Mr. and Mrs, J.
fe ean

a Mrs. John of Wood-
land. Park ‘were weekend visitors

, Mr. and:Mrs, Ben. ‘Levinsky

to Renata.) bs

. Boyd LMC ei

Kaslo: were Sunday wisitors at]:

“Before ‘Castile

“(continued trom: page one)
further inves pation made, we
were ignored.

at continued: : “This follows
council's: ‘disagreement with Ce-
cil: Gorse.” The brief then des-
eribed ° Mr.. ‘Gorse's “* proposed
downtown business block as an
asset to Castlegar “which would

Business People ‘Appear

egar Council

matter. to the: merchants”’ and | Tru
sald he . believed , that ‘recent
changes have ‘reduced parking
by. 50 cars. in, the village.
asked that ‘parking regulations
be. reverted ‘back to those in ef-
fect:in June.

Mr. ‘Heed answered that pos.
sibly the Buisness 389 Ped) le should

ig

provide:
ment and: improve, the appear-
ante of. the ‘town.

Council’s ‘decision to bor-
row $108, 1000 for waterworks ex-

thirty days of the last pi
of this oie, jin the Castlegar News: not Jess ‘than’

of:the ! Ow 3

ithout a vote of the
ratepayers then came under fire.
“The ..ratépayers are the ones
who will be saddled with this
debt. and -are the people who
ust repay jit,” noted ‘Mr, West.
Finally, concluded the brief,
“Council appears to: have.ado;
tedian autocratic attitude

i: pe
tion’ the Council for submission ofthe by-law for:
= the assent of- the’ Ornate ee th Council my =
dopt' the- By-law. -..-

And that this is the second and last’ publication

= of this ‘notice.:

ERI

a iain
‘- Clerk. :

catenins

ms(HUCK'S

_ RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

Ezegem i i one eae,

tion of. parallel parking
said that ‘on’ Pine: St: parallel
par! arking * has reduced the .num-
ber‘of parking: spots’from 19
to eight; At:Eremenko’s he said
three parking spaces exist whero
there were ‘seven before.

Paul Oglow, of Osloy, Bro-
thers eee said

decide.”
HM. York,’

seramendations thorugh a single
spokesman..'To Comm,
Hughes answered. hat he was
not prepared ‘‘to hear yet ano-
ther delegation: after tonight.”
He .said...commissioners have
"been studying the situation con-
‘tinually “and “that ‘they have
beard: a: number’ “Of delegations | «

hh
eat my, remarks regarding au-

pea
Tocratic: attitudes.”
| ic Said -Mir,-Reed: “Mr. Hugh-| in

les, you must.remember: we are
ye tions jat any

iho. commented |

Comm.
‘that while council has. delega-
and | tions” appearing” from’ the. busi-

ness. people, -it- has yet:to. hear

from shoppers on: the. subject.
Mrs,: A.’ Eremenko, of

emenko’s_ Store, answered that

don't’ care ‘where’ they go. and
that’s why. they. don’t: make re-
bresentatonss™ “She added that
elected officials should be ‘pre-
z| pared to: hear delegations at all

mmepefore the delegation retir-

ed, Mr, West:asked council ‘to
revert to the parking regulations
ic| in effect in June pending further
Cc) study of the matter. Mr. Reed
answered. that -he could give no
assurances that this would ‘be

delegation, Lat West returned to
the that a

rep!
Cindy’ 8, suggested that “‘some-
one should study parking in Cas-
tlegar2’ He said he believed that
information ' could * be ‘obtained
on such: matters as
widths of’ streets “for para

meeting gt o siness people
would be held’ on Monday night
and that. a committee to study
the matter and .to meet: with
council:'on the. ‘subject. would
be set up at that time.

t the *
The - afternoon geremony
took -plate~ earl: Wy this month
in a summer setting of blue del-
phiniums and-pink.roses arrang-|
ed in. baskets.to'provide church

tion followed the doublering
ceremony.’

Rev. F. Willey officiated for| E
the daughter of Mr. Mrs.
D. L. McCreight of ‘Kinnaird and
the son of Mr. and Mrs. R, A.

While Mrs. 'W. Walper pre:
sided’ at’ the “organ ’ the: bride,
who. was’ escorted ‘up the aisle
by her fath wore a short, vo

pointed sleeves complemented
the short lace jacket'of

decorations. An outdoor recep-| brid

ed’at ‘the waist.’ Traditional lily |"

— Pettitt "Photo

ght Wedding

were Mr. and Mrs, C!
Creight, Mr. G. "Jacobson,
Cc. Heagy and: Mrs. .W.
Creight, grandmother. of
e.

gland, Germany,'’ Que

monton, — Victoria,
and Nelson.

For the marriage of
pale yellow. nylon: with -lace
tured in
accessories. ‘Red rose buds
white * stephanotis~ formed
corsage.’ Mrs.\Boyd-chose a
plese, ‘turquoise dress with

nocesson! es!

bridal’ party at the ‘reception
lifford Mc-

E.) Me-

Greetings by telephone and
tele aph ‘came from‘ London,
Wisnipeg, Toronto, Calgary, Ed-
California,
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‘daughter,’ ea McCreight wore
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