CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 3, 1964

‘Social Notes from Castlegar

Mrs. R. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294 at HMCS. Shenrwatte, Du td fhe rycolan Slater 8. funds, afor
‘ mouth, ., and has been draft- it le

Potty Officer: Ry; B (Clitte) ed:to W3S3_ Squadron at Patricia | for the 6 event were Mrs. J. Sher-
Bay, B.C, © biko. . Joy Saunders, Mrs,

Provincial Library, :
Parliament: Buildings,
Victoria, LBs sCe

Mr, and Mrs, J, Sherbiko| 0. Willen and Mire. A, saunders,

a} motored to Siocan and Nelson

Sunday, They were accompanied |r
by. thelr

ren. of Nelson, who

- Waldie Service Centre

, Ph, 365-7451

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DO YOU KNOW?

A
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installed In your basement
out of the way ©
PAYS FOR ITSELF
in about a year of drastically
reducing soap, clothing, cos-

, metic, electrica] and plumb-
ing bills,

Check rat a us for all models

and all sizes of Duro Water

Softeners and installation.

No Fuss No Bother
No Obligation

-SMITH'S

a) CRESCENT st. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGA AR ah

wasreturning home after a
rons. visit with her grandpa-
renta, |

and Mrs, J. Blackmer |"

Mr.
and‘two children of South Bur-
naby, left at the. weekend to re-
turn’ home, Mrs, Blackmer “and

Mr, and Lontt B, Couch,
who have 8)
visiting in ngtand and Scot-
Jand, returned home Thursday.
irs. L, S...McClure was
guest of honor at a neighbor-
hood. lawn ‘party last week. The
eld on the lawn of
he home of Mrs, E. Grunerud
fo, welcome Mrs, McClure into
he neighborhood. Deliclous re-
were served by the

spent the
the former's mother, Mrs. A.
Saunders.
‘A very successful coffee Ber
Ps was held at the home of

hostesses pire. Grunerud, Mrs,
R. Gemini! and Mrs, Ken Hall.

Mr. irs. E, A, MeDon-
ald returned home Ficnday after

Owing to the weather man not
co-operating the party was held
indoors, Proceeds are towards

PUBLIC NOTICE

Kinnaird Anglican WA Cof-
fee yar 2 and Bake Sale in

. Anglican Church Basement ,
Sept. 11 — 10 to 12.

Vali g Tontimlstress meet-
ing 6 p.m. Sept. 10, City.
ce Motel. Ph, 5-7194.

in ‘Vancouver rand other, coastal

joints, 5
Mr. and Mrs. - A. Walton
nd family ‘of Saskatoon spent
a few days visiting with the
Sawa rf parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ESS ‘alton,

Mr. and Mrs. John Wiig left
by car Monday morning for Spo-
kane where the; ey will visit with
Mrs. Wiig’s relations. They were
accompanied by their three
daughters, Mrs, Verna Stewart

if Mrs, T. Davison and
Bale of Kinnaird.

PLUMBING & '-
. HEATING |

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No matter how big or how small
“We have

Back-to-School _

‘SAVAGE

SHOES FOR ALL |

MADDOCKS

a mee services were held
ester ente-
Yostal Suureh for John Rath-

Bess
Mr. Rathjen is survived by

four sons, Rev. ‘Donald McGre-
athe of E Creston, MeGre:
or... jen jakusp,
Samuel Rathien of Trail,
‘Rev. James William Rat

Cloverdale; and six ‘daugh-
ters, Col

stance May Ruth-
‘ven of-Vancouver, Mrs. Grace
Kenney of Smith Falls, Ont.,
Mrs, Ruth Friesen. in snes Unit.
ed States, : Mrs. Mary. McGo'

of Rossland,. Mrs. Esther Webb

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STACI

a ‘and WINTER
COATS |

We have” ‘the largest

selection: of \ coats . we |

ever had and more. are
coming in.

New wool’ fabrics in

fall and winter shades

Fur trims are in black

or red fox and mink or.

moutton.
PLAIN COATS

19.95 - 22.95. - $29.95

: WITH FUR:
$32.95. - $79.95
Sizes 8-20 or 22%
to. 2434

: BACK TO SCHOOL sHeeS: nt
GIRL‘S SHOES .— Black or Brown :
One or Two. ‘Straps - : sizes. ‘12 to 3 $3.99 pr.

by’ Savage one strap - sizes'12'to 4 $5.98 pr...
$4.29: pr.’

Suede oxfords.- sizes 12 to 3 ........

BOYS! OXFORDS by Savate - Sizes 18 to 4 $5.98-
$5.98 pr.
v $6.95 Pr, ‘s

Cream ‘Oxfords: -'sizes 134 to 6
Cream Boots - sizes 18 to'5 :
Cream Boots - highcuts .......... pyepeia $7 95. pr.

BOYS? in larger sizes 3 ta 7
Oxfords ‘by ‘Savage ...

SKI JACKETS -

children’s sizes $6.95.
Girls’ sizes $8.95 Laties sizes $I 1.95

SKI JACKETS

Boys’ sizes $9.95 Men's sizes $12.95.

FLANNELETTE BLANKETS

COLORED BORDER STRIPES

60 X 80- $4.5 Q.pr, 70 X90 - $5.95 pr.
WOOL BLANKETS
Bristol All Wool Blankets 72 X 84°
Satin Bound

“Imperial Blankets 60 X 80, green or pink $8: 95
conaee Plaid Wool Blankets: 60 X'80 .

See

~ $1195 |

Plaid Wool Shirts

heavy .wool shirt’ °

Sizes 15-17. $7.95
Heavy y Wool
JACK X SHIRTS.

in’ Plaid 4
1 Shzes SAL Sea

Doeskin:
WORK: ‘SHIRTS ©
fancy. plaid designs

Sizes 15-1744 $3.95

of Castlegar, and Mrs.

Simpson: ho is

tein nicad
Drama ‘Workshop
~ Being Planned

For at Kinnaird

A ‘drama workshop, under.
the sponsorship ‘of the Commu-

'y: Programs Branch and the |

Kinnaird Little Theatre, will be
held in Castlegar this month. '*

All’: drama ’ groups’ in: the
West din tiie’ pr have joined Kin-

naird in ore -ojet
e. Crucible” by ‘Arthur
Miller has been ‘chosen as the

: fe es presentation and ‘will

basis for one-a-week

«Castlegar:
“Lidatry ry.
Corner:

brary. will - resume.
its . regular * schedule” ‘Sept. <8.
puceday, and Thursday 3-5 and
By pm. Fines will not..be
aides ‘on: overdue books, if
they are returned ‘during ‘the
first-week we are on our.regu-
lar schedule.

cocoon

SCHOOL
‘SUPPLIES

DON'T DELAY "
- GET -YOURS: TODAY

‘.gupplies’ you :meed | s0
} “hurry down to the

a a ees in E

R. EL Goulet, ’ Corner - Pine’ &
Columbia hae BOG: gels

In a stew as to what t to wear

Back To School?

Be fashion first
in the A line of
“Wool Knit

Jumpers |

‘in grey, blue, brown and.
match. this. with a paisley
print blouse. of silk . or
cotton. «|, oo ;

| Jumpers $9.95 - $18. 95:
‘$6. 95 - , $7. 95:

Blouse.

Always Repularl:

are ‘the. sine 2

and sweaters
match mate -

“HUNTING
Equipment

“SAVAGE RIFLE |

Peete “$109.00

110E — 30.06 ....... . . $107.00

Model 30-AC & 12G. ALS ‘$99.00

21 cu, ft. CHEST TYPE FREEZER
Metal. liner, 5 year warranty, pls food _

sseiet $9.95. pr

tor a7, No. 37

“Co-op. Bus, = 1 -

In an Accident

Two: persons are still in

" Castlegar hos oepltal following a
last

front-end co!
day evening‘ involving a ene:
gar Co-op Transportation bus,
and a Picks up’ truck.

Mr. ‘and Mrs. Frank Pirsh of
Kinnaird, occupants’:-of the
truck, are still in hospital follow-

$5.50 pr.

ing a collision about 9.45. p.1

‘Recent: graduate of the Ro- | re
‘yal « -Inland * Hospital : school: of
nursing ‘at’ loops

last Thursday with the bus just!

over the curve on: the Kinnaird
side of the CPR tracks at Blue:
berry. }

Twelve men were in: thé
bus and several: of them’ were
taken to Castlegar hospital. but
released soon after. Some of:the
men have not yet ‘returned to

. | work: suffering a broken finger,

cracked ‘ribs, a stiscloated Jaw
and minor bruise:

Pirsh suffered from Ta-
cerations to’ the face’'and: rib
injuries.; Mrs. Pirah © received
facial! Jacerations and. a’°com-
pound fracture to her right ‘leg.

Robson resident Allen Wood-
tw ‘was driver of the Jarge

RCMP say the bus, was.in
‘its own lane proceeding towards|.*

‘Trail. when the accident occured: ‘: i

Ils ‘still under under: investigation:

Employment Activity

Cliff. Bristow, * ‘manager of
ihe Tatonal Employment Office
al

mon
mary of empineat conaitions.
Sports th tha ‘the aelovare ini acti-
ries: ccuaut pn 7a

King;:
tiegar, Mrs: C. +H. *King of Cas:
legar.

Miss King-is a 1961 grad-
uate of SHSS and plans to nurse
in th spital at V at Vernon.

Zanet is Fined e
__ $50 in Burnaby _
© Driver ‘of a ear iavolved in
‘a fatal: accident on the Port
‘Monn freeway. on Aug: 14 was

fined $50 Thursday, for. drivin,
without: due. care jand\ attention:

:{ ed workers occurred:
3 “Accordin,

ae month .of: Aug.

uste “i

“Logging and sawmill o|
rators remained at’ full rode

tion but some shortages of skill.

to: Mr.

4 Bristow,
the number -of ‘applicants’ seek:

ids in Bar -lagoor
‘and the dyking will be 18 feet high ‘at its
highest point at te nostheastern corner of

subcontractors Campbell ‘and Sons
Cranbrook. ‘The Campbell firm. built thi

igh: aguas 3

.-The Regtonal College’ Co:
eil:does not expect there. voll Be
any difficulty in having a. buil
ing -completed..and availabl oa
the ‘scheduled ‘opening ‘dat
the summer of 1966, it .was-re-
haa Jafter ‘a: meeting’ of ‘the

id no rép!
about the
other than. ‘avant of Tana
from: the Lani Settlement
‘Board.

ing ‘employment’ as of the.end |. *

of August

> | women,

i> One. ‘hundred “and twenty-
laced in.

Se rE eas
at the Douglas ;Road

ordon |"
also:-of |

"A ‘crew oe highiay ‘depart

Boun (Castle;
“; Ltd. Se ae Grn &

erre, ‘
Tapierient f associated ‘with the

lumbia hydro project here.

’| said “interested:
‘be* gathered together
to ‘obtain’

‘was 267 men and 180|° ~

::.Castlegar. should start
ing serious. consideration :‘to’a
land: assembly. and useage ‘pro-

10)
ersons:
“and gui

of Journeymen and: Apprentices

;} of the Plumbing anc
Inc

el 1g
of. the “United States
and fart local -170.
The unit covered includes
plumbers, steamfitte
ters, pipe «welders,
clampmen and. stabbers, spain
ler r . fitters, instrument. ‘fitters,

ment. sur on

the: ‘proposed: Iécation of the

mew highway. from the new
B Kinnatrd: bridge’ tows Sal-

calibrators, oil burn,

er-mechanics,. pipefitter-riggers

gasfitters, and Tall: of thelr; help-
TS

mA spokesman. for, the region:

re-| ernment: woul

scentlys with ‘Jim’ Wilson,
Hydro’s Columbia rolesation ¢

-| pert; and had.toured the village

and adjacent areas. He said the

fullest. cooperation: was being

‘offered -by ‘Hydro ‘in ‘working

out, problems, as
‘The.commissioner ‘said he

hoped that ‘the provincial- g

id assist :in'a curb

x. | and: gutter’ program: for Colum-

2al engineer's office in’ Nelson | Prin

sald this does not mean work
will definitely go sBhaad. “The
decision will have to be-made

? by the: minisferof, highways,

‘he. said.
“The. spokesman: said “the
work‘ is’ being done: fo “com-
is plete location plans.” He said
an original surveying job had
been done in the area several
3 pen ago and:the crew. work-
“there now was picking up
edaitional needed Information,

ge and. re-

bia Ave. in’ the
P ted: Comm.’.Gwilym Hughes

k * Four: commissioners: = not) <
three — ‘actually:
motion to. rezone’ the ‘old. Co-op

store Property at 4th ‘and ‘Pine
‘frim:

voted ‘on’ the } was

guested that ‘an: appeal: against
z _be granted ‘‘since

it ‘wads: disclosed ee Ca
council meeting last week.

:Former,’, village: chairman |"):
r Aage Sylvest: wrote. council that
.,| when he inquired at the village

the: was at
least four ‘members of council.”
Subsequently, Mr. Sy! vest.
Said he: was‘ advised by ihe vile
lage office that the attendance |
‘or:

2 figures’; quoted ::were~ for.

“initial: rather’ than” the’ final

‘| Vote! and? that‘ four: members’ of |:
‘council had in‘fact. voted for: the

final motion.”
+; The. former. chairman a

auirement for.’

The test ‘well drilled by B.C.

Hydro to provide a water. sup-|
“of

ly for. the Villa;
ated, chas
in flowage: 8

. Western (Water ‘Wo
now engaged In ‘drilling a per-
manent well'at ‘the’ site 'locat-
‘ed next fo the Public Freight-
‘ways terminal. near:

Wween'8 am) ‘ind’ 10 ‘aim’, this
Saturday~ and: ee

: pS.
ic’ Bighteen ‘consecutive:
must |be played on-each of the

‘| above ‘dates. Post entries will be

taken, 50 make: your: Plans, now

final. vote:.the ‘Soaaneg ‘would

still ‘appear-to. be voiced.”

present? at
commente:
ter, when‘ it was.read. ‘However;,

-all‘ ‘his. correspondence on. the

subject .: has.: been: .referre
‘committee ‘of the’ whole
study: ai 4

ieee

with highways, onan
Staite on the sublet 2

Gastiegar counell ‘will:
tion’ “to 3

‘clause in its. new zoning

dure bylaw to accommoda’ any
urgent ini ni the: vile

: ting.
nn: Mr. Sylvest’s; Jets |,

lage.
Ata recent, meeting, com-

missioners decided, tg hold zon-|
times

ing meetings only ° four ~
@-year, once in each quarter. ©:
‘At’ last week’s. council
Comm. R. C: Maddocks

eeting,
noted that while council's. intent}

procedure “bylaw

he ‘suggested |

it be xe reviewed before: fourth

‘and final reading.to make sure
develop-

any “possible urge!
ents are covered.
He suggested that: possibly

matter... could — be.

rezoning

deemed in the ‘public. interest
‘on an. unanimous. vote:
cil. He-also remarked that.since
ithe’: municipal *affairs*: depart
ment. suggested: the for

a-year “ procedure,’ possibly“ tie
‘could make a‘ further suggestion
on how; to handle urgent appli;
cations.

August Building:
Permits be 150.-

for. five new’ homes, three
‘commercial buildings, and the,
remaining 10 weres

si

-] to’enter this
: The. ladies have come “up

| with _a Ladies 3, Charapionship aa
7 this -will be Mat

is ;
play. and’ will: be* ‘arranged a
A, B: and: C flites according | to
handicaps.

Entry ceadtne 2 for this com:
petition’ is Sept.: 14 and draw:
will ‘be: published ‘on Sept: 7.

‘play. |
is. will-be:a 9 $ hole’ competi:

Man of. ‘Guten Chanel ‘has
requested ‘information from'the
village on :the “$108,000, water

win: Wet which ‘isto be voted

mines
ing:
additional i gations of water’: the

tion, if, further.

desired ‘please . “phone: Rose, Dh
xonat; 365-6758.“ r

aird. ‘post “office. *! ‘

ment. eee ‘be .able.-to. eae to
a‘ fire in'the downtov area:

a result of the’

A It was said th
(ja mreat deal to the. character

‘courses.’

of: coun- |:

‘spo
| the- group: intends to. press ‘for.
ecielon 5 Sin: order jettat

‘agreed elaborate

‘ iuildaers wera not needed, The

council: will investigate further

:| the question of obtaining arent:

tectural - services -: and. exal
the various suggested proposals,
e design must add

e A continuing Ji
Bert |. 00 has been et up between the

council: o£; thé;college and: the

a4
will: become ‘closely integrated |-

with: the two-year. technological

Anticipated net debt ofthe
~ ~Castloga: arena‘ is-$900,-Pro-

ct S auditor Frank Ko.
losed: ina ‘latter

ree ate bank’ ass
$1,200

smeetings!'in, whi

sat reir me
night Wwondbred
stood in''r amalgamat
studies wihen ecards te to. our

records: we have no

ence. whatsoever since May. 7.’7|-
They referred to recent press | -

reports: of ' Castlegar: council
ich. Hon.: Dan
Campbell, municipal affairs min|

‘the B.C. Re-
search ‘Council: report when it
is. finished:

The hunting “and * fishing
season‘ are in- full swing ning

DOR ‘Poole ieee a! site eight
pound Dolly.“ o1 ff *Whatshan
Lake last send. Toya

‘has’ been ‘taking a’ few two ‘an

three pound rainbows out of ‘the
Kootél and ‘there: been.

‘good” many” hunters
3 i

my:
end, ‘Jim -Dobihson; ‘though «
e| saa “above the*

no ‘moose, just wet: to/the: pro-

verbial ‘hips for two days more,

then _ homeward © bound.: Just
hope. I Bets a hanes for another
crack at month, ‘tho-
ugh T don't "expect to. Oh'.well

in any. event'that's, hun‘ id

a six-point ‘Bull Elk

Lightle a: five. pointer, th

10 which have “bee! oan
in ‘to Castlegar to my. knowledge
this year. Danny O’Shea bagged

2-200 pound .muley: up above is

Deer Park, “a: nice: five point
that © will: : in

‘a yg fo-mhuch
been ‘coming in though

to Elk Valley and up the

sure to check am the’

SCHOOL. went

reds of dis-

this‘.week “but

provements.”
‘Mr.” Sylvest": said: the ‘intent

substantial improvements to the

-| existing pumping‘ ‘equipment: ‘of
the fire Gepartmne He! added

start.to collapse >the suction: sup)
)ply-hose ‘from the py orante 2

gi
.| school: principal and © one!
principal: in’ school ‘district

‘for’ area:

so: did sever-

John Klein,

Princip: é
naird\ secondary’ Principal; ‘Harry “Bate, ):~
Kinnaird: el i

high school
No. 9. This

year there ‘is one senior secondary princi-

i They, are:
prin ipal; Bob Pat-