a8 eordtan, ‘stu-
dont nz0! Pn ‘posasdys ‘

Smnil boys cub out Ph., g65-
5402,
G., wall oven, olgnt gal, atone

crock, béd-cheaterfioia, plywood boat,

y7 play Tan ‘and feed. table. ex-
cellent yondition % price. Ph, on

T pair used sizc 4 fiogkay skates
and large alze baby erlb. Ph. 305-5965,

To violtir and caso; bird cage; coy Baby's
combination chair and table, Ph, 868-
2341,
“TSize 17 and 10 dresses, like now.
Hait price. Ph. 895-4780,

lectrie Norge, |

1040 Dodge Pickup $250. Ph, 303-
S919.

Reasonable, Good cougar hunt-

or. apply Gorden Crantz 2164-7th
Ave, Trall, 844

1047 Chev. good tires and 2 new
winter tires, Ph, ‘365-5722. 34.

Boy's akates size S and 5, Guts
skates size 4. Ph. 365-!

Tass Ford 2 ton with aa 4
van. New. motor and papemiarien
$700 or offer. Ph. 885-5669 or 365-
5573.

Electric guitar (two plek-upa)
and amplifier with 8-in. speaker (two.
in-puts). Ph: 365-5164 after 5 Is

‘250 gallon propane tank, 3 re-
gulators and oor tubing wits
fittings, $150. Ph. 365-!

‘2 tots. Ola SST TS
Ph. 365-2706, 343

i0p tt, X-126 tt. lot, Blueberry
Creek, Ideal for trailer. water, power
and septic tank. Close to school; $800.
For further information phone’ Paul

Kavaloff 365-5608 or write D. Leigh, | 5
3

18 Sth Ave, South, Port Alberni,
Cc. 843
Delicious and Wagner. Apples.
Good quallty $2.00 box. Ph. 365-5569
between 10 a.m,.-and é pam, 243
Delicious apples now ready —
good quailty. cies prices, Dun-
can Carter, Robson. 111. 343
Portable sewing Snochine. Ou
heater. Ph, 565-3112 after 4.30 p.m.
tin-43

‘Two coal stokers and steel noops

for plastic greenhouse. Cheap for
cash. Ph. 365-2211. 343

2 large evel teat Sherblko Sub.
vier

Tot
tiegar, on 05-5902,

“FOR SALE

Conl.and Wood furnace and’ ‘pipos:
Ph, 365-8170, ‘543

Jacuzzi deop woll S00 pump. Ap-
ply Sentinel Building Supply, Thruma,
Ph, 359-7282, 342

Phillips TV set with oer ‘stands
17-inch’ screen; $105, Ph, iS SBS I

= B42
saddle horses, young. . Carl
Schwartzenhauery Deer Park, Ph. a

onl Wood furnace good
conilition. “hpvly S45-4th Ave, Cas.
tlegar, _ 2
Norge. electric: range, Brothora
sewing machine, Bou pzood condition,
342

HOMES, FOR SALE

i ;

AREAITO

SAFEST BUY-WORD
FOR | HOMES

hoe
Robson Towntlte, facing the rl-
ver, and handy to all facilltics. This
large 3 bdrm home has been refinish.
and ‘handsomely redecorated
throughout {ts interior, New kitchen
cabinels, clear maple flooring, large
picture windows, new floor. and cell-
ing tiles. Fencing encloses large dou-

——| dle lot with fruit and shade trees,

Attractive home building tots
in Castlewar, Ph. 365-5200. ting

HOMES FOR SALE

bedroom house near Post Of-

flee ? uations, Full basement, a
Ene 365-573!

room home at Woodend

Park NIA mortgage. Ph, 365-8072.

tin-42

‘bedroom house on largo fot.

Can be seen any time He 127-4th Ave,

Kinnaird, Ph, 365-51 tin 24

in Kinnaira SaRTOHTEETS 3 bed-

{| woodshed, garage and
Terms couldn't be onaler, only $1500 | |

play ‘centre,

down and $85 per month, or $10,000
cash,

Law Overhend and ideal: as o
retirement cottage in a shaded ‘area
by. Bloomer Creek. 2 Bdrms and a
full basement. Close In. Only $4500.

Gross Monthly Income 1s
the revenue from this Srd Ave. rental
home In Castlegar. This house has a

Bdrm upper quarters and 3 rm
lower aulte. A real snap at $7,500.

Kinnaird Uppor Bench — At 223
‘oth Ave, on a full % acre lot, with
fruit trees and a detached garage,
“we offer. shelter, security and. sur-
roundings :40 necessary to. happy

m,| home ownership. This cheerful small

wall broadioom. Owner moving: Ph.
365-8431, 342
=

imily or revenue home, over
1100 sq. ft. on 100 X 100 waterfront

bsmt with laundry, tollet, 3 large
rooms (1 finished) etc, ground level
and Hed entrance. To view Ph.
‘S65- tin-40

> Sa Fevenue home with
room basement suite. Close to
sonoala and Castlegar! poe Area.
Ph. 365 3897 or 3 343

HELP WANTED

Male or female clerk for, office
work, experienced in. bookkeeping.
Apply Castlegar Plumbing and Heat-
ing.

STENOGRAPHER WANTED

Applications will be recelved

‘Avé, fora qualified stenographer. |

good
Ph. | 365-8246, 343

desirable.

WARM

| WORK CLOTHES

JACKETS — VESTS — SHIRTS.
PANTS - — SOX — ee

10%, OFF FOR:
CASH AT.

family home 1s sturdy, cozy and
wenther-tight, with’ good finish and
decoration. Upper %4 storey provides
room for expansion, Terms are $2800
dn and $96.85 per mo.~

Enjoy the holidays’ in’ ‘a home
of your ‘very own, but shop carly
for value!

ANDERSON
AGENCIES
Real Estate and Insurance
Bus: Rea:
Phones i
365-3441 405-8276
call In to\cur office or

tontact JOHN HIPWELL, our sates-
man, : Ph, 868-3256

© POAT | ss

FOR RENT

room house one garage in
365-4615, *

2 dedi
| Kinnaird, Ph. 865-8076

Sleeping rooms. Ph. 365-5265 even-
Ings. ss ¥ 344

-bedroom house near downtown

Castlegar: Naturat: gas heat, range

and hot water. $50 monthly. Apply

Castlegar , News. tin-44
Furnished suite. Ph, S65-S061.

= i 344

‘3 Foomed-house in Robson, elect

rie heat; : furnished. or unfurnisl

Furnished upstairs suite, newly
decorated; ¢_month including
hot water and heat, Immediate oc-
cupancy.’ Ph. Mrs.
or P.. Gergely “Nelson 892-2734 | or
Ted. Gergely 352-681:

2-bedroom basement suite, fully.
furnished, private-entrance, cooking
facilities, bathroom, suitable "for .2
or more bachelors. Apply 82 Lake-
view, cn 344

droom furnished house, O11

heater. “Bleetric and ott range. %4
Mlle trom ferry. Ph. “365-5465. Nick
Obedkoff, Box -257,- Gastiesar

Small 3-room house in ot
on Sth Ave. Ph, 368-5887 Trail 343
i= Modern suite Pee esa Bas

Aver Costl .. 865-8284,"

World. plowing champion vas Manson! 39,
(centre); of Sweden, is presented: with the Esso
Golden Plow by Imperial Oil director Je A. Arm-
strong following the 11th Annual World Plowing
Contest at “Caledon, Ontario, October 10 and 11.

On the left is "1963 ‘Canadian plowing’
Stanley Willis, 47, of Cornwall, P.E.I., who, won /
the right to represent Canada in next year’s world
event in “Austria, The 1963 contest’ attracted 33

! competitors from 18 nations of the world.

suit

LWELL, WOMEN'S | {CLINic "

“SS RgIULDOZING’

LAND OLEARING ; EXCAVATION

Contact
‘paux THEDERAEN:
Phone 365-2511 Robson
( Maraball's Store’:

i Baker | .8t.. sice
- BEACON OTORS: Ltd.
“(2% *-Phone 352-6641 ior ke.

Inperial OU Photo: eA

CATERI NG.
For’ all ‘types’ 0! assaae|
contact Mrs,’ ‘J: Regan at
365-4723

Vaessen at: 365.5897

Building Supplies)
1 .OGLOW | BROS. *
Baitding & Supply Co, Ltd,

FOR RENT

Well furnished large 3- roomed
suite, Sherbiko, Sub. Ph. eee.

NOTIGES .,

A meeting for any Castlegar and
ee girl of 14 ye

held In the United Church Hall,
on Tul

Modern duplex in Hinnaled, Ture
nished or Ae h. S65-9112
after 4.30 p.
Ghe-bearoort ‘cottage in’ Robson
furnished ‘365-

tin-43 |<

eaday evening Nov,
at’? p.m, for the purpose of form-
iz Rangers, Any girls interested
ire invited to attend, ‘he mothers

“are: also invited, ach hens

$112 after 230 r 4.50 p.m,

365-8091. 43

‘S-room modern cottage;
adults ‘only. Low’ rent. ae. ‘Trailer.
space, $12 per: month, 885-4558,

Fully Tarnished ‘apartment, Apply
bere tere Ave. Castlegar or Ph, »365-
342

room furnished - suite.

S secrete ‘Apts. Ph, 365-9781. | tfn-42

bedroom “house. V._ Quiding.
Buebery Creek, |: 342
room “house at_270— 40th
‘Ave. Kinnaird: Gas heat, reasonable
fate for small family. “Available,
Nov. 1. Ph. Valilean 26-7357
"groom house in ine

Kinnal =
sulated, gas heat, ey, wiring, avy -

865-5908 after 4:p.

2 bedroom house. at batt ae
furnished. Ph. 865-4751,

‘2 bedroom house in Robson, near
ferry. Available’ Oct. 1. Rent.
Nick. Markin, Raspberry orn

x ae

‘Easton | 365-8172 able’ r a or, amen. “sre : Th i ae,

5 it: U-Phone AnawerIne Skrvice
take messages and phone 4-U-offices,
clubs, ete, U-Phone has. all the con-
acts 'U need public atenographer, da-
‘mestlc,’ “Janitor,” auctioneer. babysit-,
ters, wake-you, shopping wervice, ca-

| tering, etc.: Phone Lynn Chatten' at
Onis ‘343

365-5265 evenings,
rice overload work of all kinda
including typing done. in-my
or your office. Experienced and rea
sonable. Ph, S8S-8337 343
eg Aeeoralan  Teasons, cariiied in=
atructor, ’Ph.: 365-8307.
7 ALCOHOLICS ‘SNONTHOUS, Bax
808, Castlegar. fntT
Deadiine, for stassitied a ia a
noon: Wednesday | BHOR 20: te day
of Ianue. 17

ENGAGEMENT

Mrs.’P. M. Jolly of Robson wish-
es to announce the coming ‘marrlage
of her daughter, -Elleen:i Athena to
Michael: Fredric. Babaeft of’ Kinnaird

$50, | to: take’ place on Sat. Nov. .2, 1963.

‘CARDS OF THANKS |

The ‘family of the’ late /Elinor

~ WANTED
‘Good used aby bugay. Ph. 365-
6801.

War Took tg an While mo-
ther works. 344
a BOOKK a would
Uke: part, time’ job, -or. seals do work
at home. Ph.’ 365-4368. m3
‘Want. to. buy. fwor men’s Maxim.
sweaters,: size -42,- Must in: good
condition ~ pieced cheap. “Write
Box 490A. Castlegar. News.

. Your Merchants

. Are

Ee eh Nae

Your Own

. Neighbors

Ws mighty nice to know that the merchant
you deal with is probably ono: of your own nei-
ghbors. You feel you can trust him and he is
‘eager to maintain: thal trust. He is anxious to
_pleaso you in a “personal Way —'to give you
 qualily products af the lowest possible: price.

Yes,” you'll say, ‘it really does Pay fo: oad

here at at heme

Robble from his Sunday School class,

Our. grateful ‘thanks .to ‘all: the
Kind ‘friends who’ sent. ua. messages
of ‘sympathy in the toss’ of ‘a dear
son and ‘brother, ’ Ronald,’ — ‘Th
Magee family, aoe

~ Traveller's | Aid

avell
Aid ‘representative ‘at‘ the: railway
Station ‘or at’ his “office.: Give ‘he
the ‘child's
and "tell him “exactly” when® the
youngster will be puf on the train.
The Traveller’s Aid will‘con-
tact other. Traveller's Aid’ workers
in towns along the way, and each
one will. check’ up “on ‘your. child
at? train stops. If there is a’ stop-
over somewhere, you can .cotint on’
‘the Traveller's ‘Aid to stay with
your ‘little traveller all the while,

‘and -to: provide: a: meal-for: him -if

it/is necessary. :~

In .these days when’ a:\child
alone ‘can be prey to pranks’ it is
comforting to know. that: you’ can
turn you youngster over’ to ex-
erts when he it travel. ovina)

(Plea Clip and Save)
< SS SUNDAY
‘ “24 family skating; ‘4306 com-
mercial . hockey; jtudents
‘adults * skating,
: MONDAY,
wr hockey; 9.3011 com-
‘mercial hockey.
i / TUESDAY, -

1-2. 30 mothers. and’ tiny tots
(0c ‘and 25c);. 4305.30 figure
skating; 6-9 minor hockey; 9.30-11
somes a hockey. 5 A

‘WEDNESD. :
68 general skating}. #10 broom
ball (Celgar). 5
THUBSUAY |: ShYSS
~ /1-2.30; mothers, and: tiny, tots;
6-9: minor; hockey; ; 83041: com
mercial hockey. °
FRIDAY

45.30 figure’ skating

‘gar broom. ball; 8301080 general

SATURDAY.”
“7 am, to 1: p,m, minor hockey;
24 children’s ‘skatiny

years or over will |;

‘Pastoutized. Milk:
As Safer than Raw ~
“Milk Says WKHU

“By WEHU_
“Those of us who grew up ona
farm know how good the creamy,
fresh milk ‘direct-'from ‘the. cow
can be, Many people prefer~this
raw. untreated milk to.the paste-

ments make.so much fuss about
excéllent quality, but-how safe .is
it? We know of no’ recent‘ epid-
omic. fat has heen.caused by paste-
je: same.“cannot: be
mie at ravw.-milk.
ago, milk from clean, raw. mill
people ‘to goto hospital. »That-is
the problem:: Even: though’ a. dairy
may. be clean,’ it\is® still possible
for bacteria: tb‘grow, in this‘ excel
Tent ' food and‘make People, sick.
‘ys What - is: pasteurizat Hon? >It" is’
simply: the «heating “of: milk \
temperature: below” the’ boiling
Point, holding it at that. tempera-
ture for'an’ appropriate time then
rapidly; cooling: the’ milk. Nothing
has been added ‘and nothing taken
out, In fact ‘it is. doubtful: if many,
le can tell ‘the difference bet-

""@ravel & Top Soll

‘DITCHING, EXCAVATING

urtred, homogenized products ‘sold. t
in ‘the stores, If. this: raw!’milk |’
is.so good, .why ‘do health® depart- |;

pasteurization? ‘The milk may have |‘:

Several-'years |".

vendor in.this aréa:caused ‘several |

Ww i-milk “and :

@ different tastes in milks

iS tadeed largely: by- the. differ.
ences in chemical content of milk

ey as compared * between: different
‘| dairies.

“| ed by the ‘appearance or taste ‘of

the milk, We, would therefore urge

your. family drink only pasteurized
milk,” We: do--not :say. .that you
s “mille? from’

is.nt
a ‘pliople matter; ito. pasteurize the

that,-for. your own safety, you-and .

‘pasteurized it is’:

~VIVIEN LEIGH

TH-TENRES SEE-WIttIA MS]

Visiting with Bt. and (a ;
E, Cornelson} for'*the last. week

, y
wore their uncle Jock Hoffman and Io. a bie ote et Vancouver |i

two coulsns: Bob ‘and Dwain /Jan- }daughter, Mr;/and

zen\ from Numich,: North, Dakota.
and | Mrs.; Wm, Ko)

nkin “of |.
Langely left at ome: lat week ti

after. visiting: with -ma:
relatives';and

when. business : ‘centered . on
committee -appalntments ‘ani
arrangements. for. tho: Fall

.| held‘ earllerthis:month,,,Tho next

of |!
: Sunday! trom the: coast ;where she

: axillary Division of, the Hospital

‘Coffee was served at.
of the meetis

meeting hoping 1 more
turn

4] Portland ; Oregon and Washington
@{ ‘points: where Mr. ‘Johnson ‘kept ‘se-

a ‘Nov, leven mo
‘heard "ino dlret\ direct; report on
ithe, very. successful ‘rummage :sale

‘meeting } will taker-piaca at; the

| partlelpated | in'the Women's; Au-

t the -last’ "Cuatleger
is any indica

eile ‘Tablo ‘To: | °

ters, presented

| organizations ‘or’ club:

‘masters will send speakers to other
ho” Pro:

at. the "City “Ce
‘on October 31,

‘per, manner, .of ‘asking ; the; B)
ing, ; proposing’ the | toast ;.to ‘the

Queen \and: particularly: in. acknow- |.

Jedging an ;introduction,’ 5

Membership waa also discussed
and ,interested persons. may come
a8 a guest to ‘any meeting if they
are; introduced: by.’ a.member, ; +

The next meeting will be held ‘

ge i 1
to® ‘outarts publi arining: pice =

veral business ‘during
Hele week lone vale Sige

Di Skinner
and Debbioa are oTeaving the Dumont
neighborhood )'to. move'into their
new, home on. Kinberry Helghts at
the. first: of the. moi ‘While we
are’ pleased for them, we will. mals

©/ ‘Thought for. the week
a. sign of. age :if,'you feel | iike

the day after the: night: before and °

yot haven't been anywhere.

OA very “ateadaat afternoon’ was
enjoyed: by. members ‘of the Deer
Park Women’s Institute when Mrs,
H. Mottershead,' Mra, A:‘Kent,' Mra:
Ov’ D'Andrea, °' Mra”) W.: Douglas
and‘ Mrs. \C.’ Williamson ‘attended
the ‘get-acquainted’ tea sponsored
by, fies Bobsor ‘Women's ‘Institue;
thel ‘Lamont ‘and’ Mrs:
R. ‘Worley of faril were: recent
visitors: to’ Deer’ Park,’ ythe ‘Buests
of : Mra. geman., ]
Mr, Ww. (Bill)” Briggeman: of
Trail: spent the’ weekend ’at ‘his
summer home’ here: He had as his
guests his son

nder th
ship’ of “Bab
master’ Andy Shutek’ the ; meating
;was a’ study. of well controlled .ef-
ficiency. Ice breaker’ speeches were
-given by’ Ron! King’ who: plated
‘his speaking | career? with an
teresting ‘and’ frequently llty ae

xp
Geiras ‘Markin'and- George Shanks
spoke on “salesmen” and °“wrest-
ing respectively, while Ed’ Mos-
by» led ‘a ‘discussion’ on -a’ point
of parliamentary. procedure. Ad
Tinlatrative! vi vice-president.”

lurray." Little

gave’ the ‘evaluations.’ Joker-timer
for. the ‘evening ‘was ° Bill: Perehu-
doft’ and ‘the'-toastto ‘the: Queen
was called for. by’ George Guimont,
‘Following ‘ the’ meeting,’'Re,

= lteter lala :

: Mrs, RL Johnson’ Ph. se5-8204

: Mra. Ron
left’ Mee Vancouver .: “where mthey

will visit for.a few. days.

:) Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ted “Gergely ‘and
family’, were) weekend. visitors oF
Mr. and: Mrs. .¥, . Hostetter. 2...

‘Mrs,’ 8. Michelsen, of Spirling,
Alberta spent a few. days last week

with) Mrs. ue ts tle,
Carlsen. of Trail

. “Mrs,
visited at Mine: “home ' of Mr,- and

Mrs. Mra. Nick. Stooehnott, at; the’ week:

* Keep the: Kiddies
Warm: With: i

"MITTENS

"10% OFF FALL.
CORDUROY: & SUEDE .
COATS "FOR, CHILDREN:

* 10% OFF BABY TOYS _|

: Ciosedl ‘Sat. 5.30 FR

and Shildeea of of Glemeny. 2 and ie
baer aa of: Trail. a

eB
Di, nh : Wilson and District gover-

id Mrs, A

and’ son’ ‘Bruce ‘of, Castlegar, were
/Sunday-, visitors -\to, Deer’ Park.
Other: recent visitors: included- a

id: Mrs; J. Reimer, Mr. H. D.
Epp, ‘Mr. |H.. ; Rempel and a Rohn
all. of Renat

“Funeral te services; conducted: ‘by

hymns,
bie ‘With ‘Me: were: ‘sung, with
played by

President — together with the exe.
cutive ‘of the: CastIégar Club. He

ate _bretieleney.

agreed,’ therefore, that
Castleger 3 ould Nisit Trail on Nov.
28° wih’. two '’speakers ‘and ~
evaluators © aad that ' Trail ‘would
return the visit-on the 28th, Nel-

t son ‘will’ exchange: visitors a‘ little

later and ‘inter‘club speaking ¢ com

petitions will ba héld in March:
Other: discussion centered

around ‘stich ‘matters as outside

ie ie Coleman: Pallbearers were | °

‘east Canadian Hare: than an $5000
according .to

be'avoided through
tion. The Federation, which repre-

apne these

dations dor ihe coming winter: sea.

‘The’ Squadron will’ parade at the|.

‘sents more than 220 Canadian fire, High School at'18.50 hrs on Wed- i

“= @): Cheeks “exterior atairwaya
‘and:“enfrances | for. loose boards,
‘mails Gisrep:

oS The'‘Squadron. will“ parade on
Pine: Street; opposite

‘Royal ‘Canadian ‘Legion‘\Remem-

training
as‘per; CAP 464-825 and “sauadron

| syllab

Many styles with: collars,
y guarter sleeve Size 3.

to: make
‘te contact ;

LEO BOSSE
at 365. 2041

‘Notice 2: OUF Meat: De-
partment under Gene’: An-

‘| derson’s Management’ will :

cut you. fresh meat’ to”
order; ‘we do not pre-pack-
age’ our: meats': but: cut it
fresh’ to order. ensuring ‘our
“of Gov't. g

‘Sate and § See

ok

give. Gene

what ‘you 'are” buyingt

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ALT ce

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