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CASTLEGAR

NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C,

, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1957

THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR
BY-LAW No.. 113

Being a By-law of The Corporation of the Village of

Castlegar, hereinafter referred to as ‘the Corporation’,

to authorize the construction of certain waterworks

and the borrowing of the estimated cost thereof. :

WHEREAS it is deemed and to

certain waterworks to serve the inhabitants of the Village of Cast-
Jegar and in that behalf to authorize the Board of Commissioners
to undertnke and cause to be carried out the construction of the
said werks.and to borrow upon the credit of the Corporation the
estimated cost thercof, that is to say One Hundred and Ten Thous-
and Dollars ($110,000.00) which is the amount of the debt intended
to be created by this by-law;

AND WHEREAS there is presently outstanding on
ipal f th i

account of

e of the issut to By-laws
Nos. 26 and 34 of the Corporation the total sum of Forty-Six Thous-
and Six Hundred Dollars ($46,600.00) only and the Corporation has
no other existing debenture debt;

AND WHEREAS the assessed value of the taxable lapd and
improvements within the said Village of Castlegar according to
the last revised assessment roll, being the assessment roll for the
year 1957, is One Million Five Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Four
Hundred Twenty-Two Dollars ($1,545,422.00); Mi

AND WHEREAS pursuant to paragraph (b) of Section 32 of
the Schedule to the “Village Municipalities Act” being chapter 236
of the Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1948, the project to |
which this by-law relates and the terms of this by-law including
the nature of the securities to be issued and the terms of repayment
have been submitted in detail to the Inspector of Municipalities
and have received his approval;

AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 28 of the “Health Act”,
being chapter 141 of the Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1948,
an engincer’s report, namely, that of B, C. Affleck, ‘M.E.LC., dated
the 7th day of January 1957, as well as estimates and general plans
have been filed with the said Minister and a provisional certificate
has been received from the Provincial Health Officer stating the
matters therein by the said Section required to be stated;

NOW THEREFORE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR in open
meeting assembled, enacts as follows:

L That the Board of Commissioners shall be and is hereby em-
an i: to take and carry out or cause
to be carried out, the construction of the waterworks shown
and described in the general plans filed with the Minister of
Health as above recited, and to do all things necessary in
connection therewith and without limiting the generality of
the foregoing that is to say:—
(a) To operate and maintain the aforesaid works;
sf o!

that of Greyhawk
contract.

ANOTHER URANIUM MINE IN PRODUCTION
“ys

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EUROPE EYES :
CANADIAN FASHION

‘ Canadian fashions have scored
a hit in Europe. Not many Euro-
Bean women have yet had a
chance to buy Canadian - made
clothes but shipments abroad are
increasing.

For the first time, buyers from

(b) To apply for a f the pri
and interest of and on the
and to do all such other acts as may be necessary or expedient
to obtain such guarantee;

(c) To acquire all such real property, easements, rights-of-
licenses, rights and authorities as may be requisite or
desirable for or in connection with the construction of the
works aforesaid:

‘That for the purpose and with the object aforesaid and sub-
ject to the provisions in that behalf hereinafter contained and
‘set forth, there shatl be borrowed upon the credit of the
Corporation the sum of One Hundred and Ten ‘Thousand
Dollars ($110,000.00) and debentures shall be issued therefor
in sums of not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each,
bearing interest at the rate of four and three quarters percent
(4%%) per annum and having coupons attached thereto for
the payment of such interest, provided however that no de-
bentures shail be issued hereunder’ unless and until the Pro-
vinee of British C ia shalt the
required to be made for principal and interest thereon,

That the said debentures shall be dated the 15th day of Sept-
ember A.D. 1957 and shall be payable as to principal by 20

ive annual ing the 15th day of
September A.D. 1958 and interest thereon shall be payable

semi-annually on’ the 15th day of March and the 15th day of|ed

September in each and every year during the currency there-
of, the i fi i and interest payable
in each year and the total amounts thereof being as follows:

large 1 stor
es this year visited Montreal.
dress manufacturers and placed
substantial orders, -
One of these buyers, Madame
Simonne Foucart of Au Bon Mar-
che, Brussels, was lavish in her
praise of Canadian made clothes.
“The cut and fit of the garment
is impeccable," she declared. _
She said she also found Cana-
dian styling much closer to the
taste of European women than
the American, Declaring she was
tremendously impressed she also
remarked on the “very good
quality of Canadian fabrics’’ be-
ing used.
European interest in Canadian-
‘made fashions was first aroused
by Canadian salesmen who tour-
ed overseas with samples of the
popular priced clothing produc-
here. The excellent quality
of Canadian made fabrics and the
styling and cut of the reason-
ably priced clothing is said far
te

YEAR PRINCIPAL INTEREST ANNUAL TOTAL

‘0 4
in Europe.

5,225.00 7,225.00
7,130.00

10,035.00

9,797.50

10,560.00

10,275.00

6,000.00, >
$210,000.00 $58,947.50 $168,947.50

That the said debentures shall be sealed with the Seal of the
Corporation and the Chairman_of the Board of Commissioners
and the Clerk shall sign the said debentures and the coupons
attached thereto but the signatures on the coupons may be
written, stamped, printed or lithographed.

That the said as to both and interest
shall be payable in lawful money of Canada at the principal
office of the Bank of Montreal in Castlegar, B.C. or Vancou-
ver, B.C., Toronto, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec at the
option of the holder.

‘That each such debenture may be endorsed as follows:

“This debenture, or any interest therein, shall not after a
of ip has been thereon by the
of this C be le, except by entry

py the Treasurer or his deputy in the Sevens, registry book

e

Although Europeon buyers
visit the New York clothing es-

been prevented from visiting Can-
ada by American ‘regulations.
Their visas do not permit them
to enter Canada and then return
to New York.

Officials of the Canadian in-
dustry are now working to have
thir regulation amended. They
feel that if given the opportunity
the European buyers would bring
substantial business to Canada's
textile and clothing industries.

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LEG APPEAL

This season even women have
a reason to look at legs. The hem-
Ine has become the focal point
of fashion and it: rises almost
to the knees and then slips down
to the ankle .. . . depending on
the designer and the time of day.

As the hemline varies, the eye
is attracted to it, and that means
more women will be looking at
each others stockings.

tablishments regularly, they have |day

for the woman of the house

clined to ignore thelr nylons even
when they consider themselves
well-dressed, Nearly everyone
simply takes the first pair of
nylons she can find in her draw-

dew,” Sam said, perhaps getting |
his years mixed up a dit,

this country for 13 days straight

sprinklin’ a bit of gold dust ‘on-@
his tail,

“T Ut out-after that critter. ../he weren't meanin’ to harm any-
chased around every cliff-side in| one.

Then I let him go seein!

“Done it once before. and 1

. . and finally got him by|can do it again.

pleas
Century Sam, weighing in at
100° gnarled and knobby pounds)"
but making the rest up in blust-
er, today promised a real “Bat-
tle of the Century" against the
terrible, though elusive Sasqu-
atch, :
“{ caught one of them critters
before, and I'm even tougher
now than I was in ‘68... that's
1858," said Sam, .who's got the
jump on presentday residents
because there's no way of check-
ing on his boasted exploits of a
hundred years ago,
The little prospector, a left-
over ‘from the British Columbia
gold rush of 1858 who js public.
izing this province's centenary
next year, wouldn't admit his
poke was running short, But he
turned ‘up at Chilliwack last
week, where the B. C. Centen-
nial Committee board of direct-
ors met a delegation from Harri-
son, ‘and sald he was staking
out a claim on the $5,000 reward
promised for the captupre of a
real Sasquatch, or a lady one,
a Sasquitch. *
The Harrison group was at-
to get the
to its stand against

er. Color or is not
considered. °
This year the Canadian woman

. di

granting any funds for an or-
ganized Sasquatch hunt.
stuck to its

must be to
ate her nylons with the rest of
her outfit, the fashion experts
declare. More eyes will be on
her hemline — and hence her
legs.

Some stocking companies con-
sider color co-ordination so im-
portant they label each box with
the color of the outfit it is best
suited for,

This year most Canadian hos-
iery knitters are including . the
controversial pastel colors in
their newest lines. There are
nylons in varying shades of blu-
es, greys, mauves and pinks as
well as lively apricot hues,

One firm Is launching a dye-it-
yourself kit for hosiery. to en-
courage wdmen to wear stocking
shades suited to the rest of their
costumes.

* Evening sheers in a Ught beige
tone are packaged three to a
box with four colored capsules.
To change the color of the stock-
ings. the hosiery is washed in
Jukewarm. water with the capsule,

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HAVE A COOKIE PARTY

If you ‘want to give your holl-
cupboard a little variety,
here's an idea you can, present
at your next ladies aid or bridge
club meeting. It's reasonable and
loads of fun.

Draw up a list of .different
types of cookies, equal in num-
ber to the people in the club.
The idea is that everyone bakes
the cookie assigned to her. Then
arrange a day when everyone
will meet with the assigned
batch of cookies. Spread them
out on the dining room table and

LAUER ENO,

The
reward ‘offer — and the Harri-
son people held by their claim
that one of the giant, hairy crea-
tures had been seen in recent
years. «Century Sam went along
with the story that a Sasquatch,
“not ferocious but “furtive,” had
come upon a woman alone in a
cabin, turned in fright and ran
away, clearing a five-foot fence
in one gigantle stride.
“J was on ‘the other side of
that fence, resting up after a lit-
tle tussle with some mountain

AUTOTRAUUNOTGVEASGASATTE eS LEMAR TAN TTT

Serve

Koo

Confectionery
The Best Place To Eat

Refresh with

ure-

Me

tenay,
Pale ler

SS

ning Times
Daity pening | 10:30 p.m.

This a i is not p
Sat., 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Contro! Board or by the

a
d or displayed by the Liquor
of British Col abi 2

Sun., 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

ec ica!

mad

- wire SELLE

makes'painting simpler,
onomical,

Ln. esa :

a :
re
faster and more {

je with amazing new

JELLED ALKYD, is an-entirely new, wash-

able, one-coat flat paint for interior
wolls and ceilings.
Fe ge Covers between 500-600
square feet per gallon, depending on the
suiToce,
ee « comes ready for brush or;
roller:¢ooter application. *

then have everyone who con-

tributed take enough cookies
from every plate to amount to
the quantity they provided.

‘This idea can also be applied
to smalii cakés and candy. It's
a timesaver and provides plenty
of variety., :

A thrill to tourists visiting
Newfoundland is a trip to the
jigging grounds where giant cod

Canadian women are said in-

are caught. -

HRETTTR OTIC AEH TTT TTT RGN TORT

Read a second time this
RECEIVED the

Read a first time this 18th day of March AD. 1957.

18th day of March A.D. 1957.
of

the 6th day of June A.D,
Read a third time this
19.

of the village at the Village’ of C: in of
British Columbia.”

That if ing te the C from the opera-
tion of the aforesaid waterworks system are at any time
insufficient to defray the cost of management, administration,

‘ion and ing debt interest and ‘debt
repayment) the Board of Commissioners shall levy a rate over |
and above all other rates upon all the rateable Jand land
improvements sufficient to meet such insufficiency. ar Ee

‘That this By-law shall before the final passing thereof recelve
the assent of the electors in the manner provided by the
id “Village G

‘That this By-law, after receiving the assent of the Electors as| 2.

aforesaid, shall. not come into force until approved -by the
Lieutenant-Governor in Council.

That this By-law may be cited as the “Village of Castlegar
‘Waterworks Construction By-law, No. 113, 1937.”

and passed.
RECEIVED the assent of

day of AD. 1
RECONSIDERED AND

ED THE Day of
Thereby certify the above to

1957."

m,
June

D.aesesece
FINALLY PASSED AND ADOPT-

"Village ot Castlegar Waterworks Construction By-law No. 113,

Take notice that a Vote of the Electors of the Village of Castle-
gar will be taken on the above By-law between the hours of 9:00/=
in the morning and‘ 7:00. p.m. in the afternoon on Thursday,
27th, 1057 in the Canadian Legion Hail. s ..

of the
1957, .

. day of
the electors of the ‘Village the

In Castt

AD.

ALD, 19.,...004
be a true and correct copy of the

IUUUOTTesAso OCHA NDT CTT

A. T. HORSWILL,
Clerk

“A, T. Horswill”,
. Clerk

CGLOW . BROS,
FREE CANDY FOR THE

NLDING

Oglow

e ee dries overnight, and
woshed os often as necessary. *

moy be;

SEE YOUR MOHAMEL DEALER B

COME TO

of SUPER-MONASEAL

There'll Be
KIDDIES and FREE RIDES ON THE

MONAMEL SPECIAL

_, the way to

BUILDING & SUPPLY CO.. LTD.

on TUESDAY, JUNE 18, to see the AMAZING demonstration

WATCH FOR THE TRAIN. FLOAT as it posses your home on June 18 on

faa THURSDAY, JUNE +13, 1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

4 MAKE UP TO $200.00
PER MONTH

Men-Women; We have a sen-
Plan whereby you can

make’ $50.00 weekly and more in
spare time by! selling our com-
plete line of dry goods and yard
goods;: No | m needed.

sational

ROOM & BOARD — AvailableFOR SALE. or RENT — House
at McCreight's Rooming House,) with 3 apartments, good loca-
phone 2493, fn 16] tion in Trail, apply Box 490,

Ci 321

FOR SALE — Lots in Kinnaird
$180.00 each. ‘Phone 2738>

SALE'— 2 cots, mattresses,
propane water tank, propane
range—apartment ‘size, both|-
conyertable. to natural gas,
Apply 368-2nd ‘Ave, 124

FOR RENT — space
with lving quarters, near Post
Office, 76. Maple St. Phone
4631, Castlegar 323

tind

FOR SALE — Booker furnace,
complete with foreed air fan,
apply Castlegar News. ttn

YOR RENT — Furnished apart-

DRESSMAKING — Also Button
holes made, phone 3838, Kin-
naird, 322

ments, §67-Sth Ave. Phone

FOR, SALE — 2 lots on 360. blk,
7th Ave. — Terms’ or cash,
Phone 5141; .324

FOR RENT — In Crescent Val-
ley—3 & 4 roomed houses,
apply R. Kosiancie. or phone
2B Crescent Valley. 424

8231, , 322
WANTED — 2 room suite? phone

7031. after 5 p.m. | 323

NOTICE — Lots of tomato
plants, Annuals and Perennials

DIRECTORY

at Nielsen's Kinnaird. 223

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO. KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze

ques
Phone 3601

FURNITURE ;
MOVING NOTICE — B.C. Henith

FOR RENT — Furnished 4 room- Here’
ed house for two months —| time this column Is printed many
July and August, apply 488, students will-have only one more.
Second Avenue. 124 day ‘of school ‘The - grade
Bn ann cAnmad pn ten's ‘have ‘four’ more “days*’of,
FOR RENT — 2 roomed house in .
Kinnaird on separate large lot, .School left. For those “lucky
phone 4481 i ; students - the examination sche-|
= .,dule has been posted. Buck’-up

Herbs, Juicers, Flour, 34 Col-
umbia Ave. 423

FOR SALE — 1938 Plymouth—
good. cond., phone 9601, or ap-
ply 124-4th Ave. Castlegar,

322

LONG DISTANCE
ANYWHERE — ANYTIME
For Free Estimates

PHONE
Castlegar 2521
Nelson 1472
UNITED TRUCKING

FOR SALE — 33 acres, up Blue-

berry new highway, through

RIGBY'S
* BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

TAXI

Phones 288M & 2311

good wood lot at $350, Phone
5176, 322

FOR SALE — Partially finished
2 he

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES

FOR RENT — 2 reom suite with Jrs. ‘you may have ‘two’ weeks

bath, phone 7031, 323' of school left, but ‘you‘don’t have
FOR RENT — Bedroom and sit

to write ‘two hour finals.

4 Monday afternoon saw two
ing en fully fumished. ye of the Science 20 classes off on
St ne 1» apply a an unexpected trip.. These ‘stu-

7 ,dents were taken by school bus
NOTICE — Beauty Parlor, 76 to Brilliant’ They were guests
Maple St., Castlegar, specials Of Cominco for the afternoon.
on permanents, haircuts, Alice They were taken on conducted
Zuckerberg, phone 4631. 324 tours across the dam and through

~ the power house, The students

‘are’ again. By.the||

il @ ‘T.V. ANTENNA EQUIPMENT
Bl :
i *@ RADIOS — RECORD PLAYERS
Ta ‘

Hi “Years of experience is our guarantee §

" of dependable service”,

H
| "PHONE 3331

| __ ELECTRONIC SERVICES

REMPES CRAFT
SHOP
PICTURE FRAMING & FURNITURE
- MIRRORS
Size OF Polished Plate Gloss
For ‘6
HOME - OFFICE - INSTITUTE
Phone 60113 Castlegar, B.C.

NOTICE — The Reader's Digest found this very and
is 121

a

Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C. louse on

LUMBER — PAINT , must sell—phone Trail 798X2

PLUMBING AND or write 679 Forrest Drive,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Trail, B.C. tin 23

site in. Kinberry Sub.—Estate, |

1s in
(28 editions), These-are: En-|
glish, Spanish, French, German,
Italian, Portuguese,

Finnish, '

Danish, Norwegian, * ies and banquet took place. To

ing for the grade 12's, This was
Swedish,’ when their graduation ceremon-

: FOR SALE — One of the best

J and Arabie. For your!
start the ball rolling the Grads
copy write Box 159 or phone’ wore fetted at a banquet in the

buys ever offered in K

ne
5123, R. 324 Judging by reports it

NORA‘S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

A.complete beauty service
by appointment

PHONE 25¢4
"Nora Mojelski

of 3 self contained apartments
fully modern, stucco finish,
central, heating, oil

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR

NOTICE_J. 1 Laughton, optom-| Was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
etrist, will be away from his ; The auditorium was artistic-
office until July 3. 224 ally decorated on the theme

furnace comparatively new,
large lot adjoining Village of
Castlegar, with Village facili-
ties, Price $14,000 with only
$1,000 down, balance payable
$100 monthly, interest at 6%

PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies' shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

revenue. would take care of
future payments. ~ Prat

UNITED
TRUCKING
‘DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson
PHONE
Castlegar 252!

For. further particulars see,
Dan Gilroy, ‘agent. Office,

MARLANEGRILL ~
: Muirhead Agencies, Kinnaird,
i fol

Open 8:66 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

— “Evening in Paris" for the cere-
E ‘ imonies and the dance. The stu-
Le 1oi Corner , dents were preceded into the au-
I ‘ditorium by the teachers in aca-

Syepen RR GE Le A {demic gowns,

At the regular meeting of the! Wasn't the class prohecy
Canadian Legion last‘'week, R.' good? Imagine Frank Perehudoff
| Wadey, delegate to the’Provincial being the Prime Minister of Can-
Convention at Cranbrook stirred aia. Maureen Lipsett presented
members with a highly interest-;the audience. with a very nice
ing account of the business trans-, valedictory address. It was nice
acted. He said that the item that fo see so many people turn out

t 292, sth
Ave, Phone 9381. 223

FOR SALE — Deluxe baby bug-
gy, like new, phone 6431.

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR ©

323

Pp ly roused the greatest at-' for the ceremonies and I imagine
tention of all the delegates was it made the Graduaes feel happy.
the Boys’ Town Project which |
the Canadian Legion is fostering embarking into future in pro-
at Robert's Creek, a few. miles, fessions or careers such a teach-
West of Gibson's Landing near, ing or engineering or even matri-

SMITHS ~
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
3401 & ‘TR8t
‘We Service

_ What We Install

GREEP'S ELECTRIC
* ELURCTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

ALS. Lid.

* Charter Service |
; Towing - Barges

NE 3571 anywhere on the Arrow
Box 384 Castlegar, B.C. : Lakes oar
- Phone 4333

. CASTLEGAR.
DRY. CLEANERS
Phone 4851

We Pick-Up and

Deliver

.

Arrow Lakes, Ferry
“Service
ROBSON, TO_ EDGEWOOD
Leave: Robson* Wharf
10:00 am, Monday.
Arrive Edgewood

10-12. 1:30-5:00

PHONE 2581
- : + 4:00 ‘p.m> Monday.

: Leave . Edgewood.
7:00

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic 4 Physician «.

- Eremenko Building
PRONE 2021

3 am, Tuesday.
Arrive Robson Wharf,
1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Leave Robson’ Wharf
10:00 am. Thursday.
Arrive Edgewood.
‘ 4:00 p.m. Thursday.
Leave . Edgewood. ©
7:00 am. Firday,
Arrive Robson. Wharf
1:00 p.m, Friday.

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of-Building *
Supplies
CG.LL, PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE

mony, good luck and best wishes
The cost of the land required ,2°F your future success, To those
for the scheme was $10,000, but; Who have to write ‘exams, good
this had been reduced to $7,500 luck and we will be seeing you
when the owner became inter. ext weeks :
ested in the ultimate purpose for |p, i : -
which the Jand was required.- ate seatinent Committee of. the

The cost,‘of equipping the; C. Sanderson and H. Bate re-
project would be in the region celved an ovation from the
of a futher $10,000. H for their i

‘The idea of this was to pro-! and expert tuition of the Legion-
videa home for pre-delinquent|sponsored team in the Little
children, who by reason of acci-| League. Due of their

Friday night was a big even-

To -all those who are now|,

HOME OWNERS - SPORTSMEN © CAMPERS.
HUNTERS - FARMERS - CONTRACTORS—
AND ALL WHO

CUT FIREWOOD - CLEAR LOTS
PRUNE TREES « MAKE FENCES
BUILD CABINS or HOUSES
or 101 OTHER CUTTING JOBS

YOU CAN'T AFFORD
NOT To OWN

‘A. PROFESSIONAL CHAIN SAW
NOW -YOU CAN BUY

ngiRY ONE TODAY & PROVE FOR YOURSELF e AT—

CASTLEGAR CO-OPERATIVE TRANSPORTATION SOCIETY
Phone 3051 a
DEER PARK STORE, Deer Park, B.C.

; A. Lamb, Zone Commander, re-

dent or sickness, -had been. de-
prived of parental support and
control.

On their return to theimhome
district the children would re-!
ceive care and guidance from the;
local branch, acting in a proba-|
tionary capacity, Mr. Wadey -be-
lieved: that this scheme would
bring immense credit to the Le-
gion and added that the. DVA
and‘ the Provincia! Government
had promised their financial
support,

Mr, Wadey, supported by A.

marked upon the spontaneous
welcome and overwhelming hos-
Pitality bestowed upon the dele-
gates by the city of Cranbrook.

Bex 292 Phone 2161

H. Bate agreed to chair the

WALDIE ~
LUMBER &' BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

‘We can supply all your

building needs. Estimates
gladly given.

Phone 7112 -

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:38 p.m. to 8:06 p.m.
Phone 3021 or 2231

DUTCH MAID
BAKERY LIMITED

Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes

PHONE 3241

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL -
BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING

SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
W. Sharples Phone 6091

with Ann Boxter,

ELK

“James Stewar
“NO HIGHWAY IN

Plus
“QUTCAST OF POKER FLATS”
One Showing at 9:15 P.M.

Wy

JUNE 13, 14, 15
tin t
THE SKY”

e

Dale Robertson

work was demonstrated at the
Victoria Day celebrations.

A. J. Martin reporting on the
Bingo hoped that with the pro-
ceeds it would be possible to
equip a room in the new hospital
next year. More information re-
garding such plans would be
available,  -

CASTLE

PHONE 2921 :

EFFECTIVE JUNE Ist
Fast Air Service
TO :
VANCOUVER
*~ daily
including
‘ Sunday
phone Airport for

Information and Reservations

AIRLINES

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‘Shows at 6:45 and 8:30 p.m. .
“Black Sleep” plus “Creeping Unknown”

"Friday and Saturday

esti .
“Shows at 6:45 and 3:45. p.m,
Matinze Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
- Chopter’4,"BLAZiING THE OVERLAND TRAIL”

MONDAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY
“BENEATH THE TWELVE MILE REEF”

in Cinemascope Starring
TERRY MOORE ROBERT WAGNER

‘Shorts —. Cartcon
Shows 6:45 and 8:50