16.Castlegar News, Sept. 28, 1967
ra from page fifteen). :
Already the ‘Society has had

Jeading suppliers
cas ice Sets to offer their ser-

ent eee hat fol Mve

supply. the :additional 'e juipment
rele ;

6 Society feels that the
4 ea ple, “clubs and pbusinesses of
legar, ‘and “Dis uatrictN wil sup-
efforts:.in: raising the
pth tely,: $2,000. Secured
to put‘ the ice) plant in the arena
for: next: .seuson's skating,: curl-
ingiand; hockey.

The:followin: nga let their
names:stand for directors of th
Castlegar. and. District: Project
Society:: J. ‘Kaufman ik icin
D:: Deverson,

son; Py eae
and Ww. ‘Thorp,
Castlez

petion of Se will

: take place at the annual meeting

on April’
PROJECT SOCIETY omer

S. 5 Lanaarota,

Norris, .D. ‘Jerome, ‘B.|.

Jatin. “A.Thorp,. .W..'Markin,
rzuh, W. Vanyzerl0o and A,
Sylvest., ‘

VOLUNTEER WORKERS POUR

yea A oe 963) the arena

CEMENT ' FOR COMPRESSORS Ry

“Sep t. 3, 1959."

Work’ ae ‘started: last week
on the machine room ‘at ‘the’ ar-
ena. to house‘the-icd plant.) !'":

‘¥orms for the complex foun-
dations: for: the two. compressors

were completed during the’ ‘week |

by Ed‘Nemrava assisted: by’ Bar-
ie' Jerome: Concrete’was poured

Kinnaird ‘dS | by a, volunteer cre Sunday t mor. |r
Honchar, Robson; J. Se ning.

The executive of the Castle:
gar, and District’ Project Society.
said’ it, was ‘gratified by the re-
floors to the call for volunteer
labor. ©
‘The’ executive ‘expressed’ its
thanks: to,:the. following persons
for what it called’, ‘an’ efficient

: job ‘well done.” They: were:

'D..Nemrava, R. Deans, T. Je-
rome, BS Jerome; G; Leitner, :G.
D. Furey, .J.:McLuckie, -A.

al Bigsby, C. Cc. SEY ‘A. Honch-

t.
‘Directors are A. Perehudoff, || D: i

Thrums; PD. Deyerson, Kinnaird d;
Fredericksen, Castlegar; J.-
Kaufman, Kinnaird; A. Honchar, |}

Robson; -L. Lakeman, Castlegar,’
and M. Tomlin,

Brilliant. i
Johnn: Clark. is vice-presi-

dent and Aage Sylvest ‘is: secre-

-treasurer.
Past president R. ‘Fenner
thanked | the directors ‘for: their
his ‘term :of of-

luring
ie left for: for Va
e :] example - of: -volunteer: labor.that

ar is
ors are. badly, in

ANT ARRIVES |.
25-TON ‘ICE PL season was, td a week for. ae

AT WEEKEND FOR ARENA

June 18; 1959: ee
The 25-ton : refri; eration
lant for the arena ved ‘in
astlegar Sunda: zand
loaded ‘with the ‘Gf Project

ar, Markin, -R. :Martini, C.

paDrIgs M. Gallo, A.:-Thorpe ’and |’

patent ,
ecial thanks were extend-
he Castlogne

ecepte ‘tox. i
strong-Vernon: and: eft ‘Kinnaird:

“supplied by | Rev.: Ro» L.
Allison:! of}. First. Presbyterian’
Church of ‘Trail: ‘In June’ Rev.
Jack* ‘Wiseman ' arrived ‘and: is.
still “with us, *

The. women . of, the. church.
from’ the beginning ‘have been:
a.tower. of. strength-as-a-Ladies*-
‘Aid, later changing the name to.
Women's: Circle.

Church School has been held

ating | na

‘and to Paul ‘Oglow for: delivering

extra:.cement . 0 quickly : :when i

the supply ran:\

ie society’ 3 y president, Ww.
Thorp,” and pa ce preeiden “J.
Clarke, said they: feel confident
that ‘if: Sunday’s: turnout was ‘an

can:‘be’ expected” on :the arena;
the . construction program “|

J fall will be successful. ’,

CAR SHOW, : -KLONDIKE NIGHT.
To HELP. GET ARTIFICIAL ice

: Oct..1 1959
The ie pala ae it of. the! ‘water

tlegar and:
atend an’

Societ members and community }'

volunteers.
Sa ‘The Project Society ho tt
the refrigeration plant’ from

per eatony Co. 8 eVancouvers store

i were. N.
Oswald, H. Haines, O. Dubie, E.

Nemrava, ES LeRoy, B. Fornelli, ;

oe ant of thi will
ery ‘cent: of the. procee go
:] to: the -rink. :

io The exhibition was organiz-|
ded ‘to provide ° plastic pipe: for
a fhe artificial ice.-plant:so des-
perately needed now to get skat-
ing, curling: and hockey going
{this win' ter.

*.
That giant * qondike Night

Ey

‘CENTENNIAL GREETINGS! —

ra

as taken’ over Pi, the ‘Village, :
tlegar.

From:February.to June! services i! “i

FAST DAILY.
- SERVICE OW |
THREE MAIN
B.C. ROUTES:

,s WEST KOOTENAY AREA
s. SOUTHERN ‘CARIBOO:
Ss. LOWER FRASER VALLEY

‘Trail 264-1011

You can rely on emptoyee-owned Public
\frelght: service ‘right to. your. door .
5 tranaportation and delivery on time. E

specialists ¢ all the way. In, addition, we
Inthe province at highly, competitive rates.
7 feight rates wherever possible and to stil “equ
guard ‘against fulure Inflation .'.. oure Is. 38 le
r transport fleet includes more than 200 ul
id “trailers ‘of ¢
- depots. To be sure,» . route your freight by. th

where We take better ‘care of your shipments.

oe 5 NO ts WHOLLY OWNED

: Kootenay Terminal: Next f to Pp
ing: Rossland, Trail, naird

Castleger 3657761

peasy

“We also join in Extending,Our

Sear ee

- One. hundred y

Se Canaie’ ‘s birth.

: But | in “those” one "hundred ‘Years. some,

things: don’t. change. ee

Today, when a product doesn’t live uP to!

And whens) you take the trouble. to express.
your disappointment, who cores?

: + Perhaps: ‘it's ‘naive oe us to expect every.
one to care @ ALL the time. :

eo “We know how ‘common. iti is to hear people —
say, At couldn't care loss.” : :

But we heréhante: at Castleaird ‘Plans es
; would like to. make one thing very clear:

WE CARE AT. ‘CASTLEAIRD. PLAZA! cS

i you ever r buy something at Castleaird

“Plaza. that doesn’t meet your expectations, tell:
othe _merchant™ involved. He'll do: “more: than
“ref ich your money. promptly. He'll turn around.

: to work on‘ the’ pi oblem—and | pursue:

matter right to the so ree. “ :

When a product: doesn't keep its promise,
Ahe Castleaird Plaze. merchants care.

And, when you tke. the time and ouble
te tell them ‘about it, they care,

“Yer, Canada i is one. hundred y years s old and

: i: today as Ula were a hundred | y rs age

And: at. Casileaird: Plaza, the following -
‘faarchants pay: more. than: lipwservies fo heer as
ae ethics. Mey live them.