CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 3, 1963

FOR SALE

1954" Ford’ Victoria “Two-Door
Hardtop automatic, power Stcoring,
T-Bird Motor, Clean, in very good
condition, -B859,

Used Trumpet, Ph, 905-8100, Evon-
Ings. a
Z oll heaters, one with btower,

one without. Cheap. Apply East Robe | So sta)

son y
“aesd7 Meteor Suniines saa

Gha range, can be hooked to na-
tural gas or used with propane; $75.
Ph. 365-5265. £ 340

Used washing machine, Good cori-
dition, Ph, 365-8276,
“7 asie Chev. 1 | ton pick-up, In good
shape, Ph, 365-468:
28 ft. Trailer Sai ‘extra room
s x. ae: 5029, 340
Spring filed rollaway cot In
good ‘condition. “Ph, 65-8248
‘Nash Metropolitan, new motor,
new. brakeshoes, "new clutch. Very
good conditions; 40 miley to gal. $350,
E, Smith, Thrums, Ph, 359-7477 even-
nse
= Rong, ‘good condition.
Brice $90.00, Ph, 365-3722, 339
Budgies $4 saan Ph, 365-8390,
339
White German Shepherd pups.
Ph, 365-3822, 338
‘Set of Encyclopedia world Book
plus 10 Children’s Classics with Book-
case. 05, 338
Several good building lots in
Castiegar and Kinnaird. Must be
sold. Come, look and make an offer.
‘385-6861:

2 View lots, Second Ave. Cas
tlegar. Ph, 365-5982.

KINNAIRD LOTS IN NEW

Attractive home poe Jots
in Castlegar. Ph. 365-5200, timo

HOMES FOR SALE

Ave. Kinnaird, 2 bedroom

tton, To view call 365-3256
jedroom house on large ior

aird. Ph. “365-5189,

IMPORTANT .

Do petite RAVE ‘THE RIGHT
PROGRAM?
Naturally. 9 you want to be com-
pletely protected. Let us review your
Present coverage without obligation.

Call in and see
JACK Saeed

YOUNG.

AGENCIES ‘LID.
Insurance and Realtors
Castlenird Plaza Phono 385-4342

tin 4

"| terry, Available Oct, 1. Rent

HOMES FOR SALE

Family or revenue. home, over
1100 Rq. Te, on 100 X 100 waterfront
view tot; 3 large BR (one with pvto
entrance and pibg) large LR, Kitchen,
bathroom; insulated.» Full cement
bamt ‘with laundry, tollet, 3 large
rooms (1 finished) ete. ground level
and private. entrance, To view Ph.
tin-40

Teore you buy, Compare. A amall
mistake 1% expensive in Real Estate,
We offer Friendly advice, at no abll-
gation, at

ANDERSON AGENOIES
Vhono 305-3441
bedroom house, corner ote on
and ‘nai Castlegar. Ph, 365-667:

Attractive  3-hedroom Tae ih

Kinnaird upper beneh, 1-ucre land-
scaped grounds, lovely lawns, varicty
of fruit trees, Priced right for, quick

sale, For appointment to view Ph,
363-3124 evenings or weekend,

Ruther Otd, well uae: ranch cote
tage, Casttebar Ranch o1
ft. lot, adjacent to new ‘Ogiow ‘sub.
division, Close In yaa ot ideal setting
for retirement, $5,001

ANDERSON ‘AGENCIES
Phono 365-3442

FOR RENT

Furnished basement suite,” Ph.
ree oe daytime or 365-5536 even-

‘Room Suite Modern parnane
city Centre Motel Ph. .365-25;
Fon: RENT OI oe
2 rm (furnished) Las on Ist
Ave. Castings. $100 per
Bdrm home on calune Ave.
two techs from town $80 per
2 Bdrm mdrn home (with marae)
Kinnaird Upper Bench suey
please call in ‘pe:
ANDEUSON AGENCIES. urn,
(references may be required)

3 room furnished sulte.
Suitable for couple; no children, no
animals. Ph, 365-8246, tin-40
‘Partly furnished 2 bedroom mod-
ern home in Kinnaird. Redecorated,
gus heat, garage. ‘Avallable Nov. 2
Bh, 365-5344. Bat
bedroom home, gas heat. On
Cotumbla \Ave., close to schools and
shopping district, Ph, J, L. Lamb at
985-5138, a

— room house, Ph. 3

Ave. “pl as ait
in {room house, ideal
for paehelor ow rental, Ph,
340

3_bedraom house in Kinnaird.

Ph, 365-5172,
@ bedroom house In Robson, near
$50.

Nick Markin, Raspberry Village.
tin 3

Furnished olf heated 2 room ca-
bin, $30 per mo! pnt 104-4th Ave, Cas-
tlegar. Ph. tn-39

te Yoom at 65 Columbia
Ave. fe 338

Furnished upstairs suite, 965 per.
month Including hot water and heat.

Phone Mrs. Easton 365-8172 or P.
Gergely Nelson 352-2734 or Ted Ger
gely, 852-6814. Available Oct. io

ar necds 8 SEE

P,
store, 8. Suitable premises avaliable if

you want to go into business on your
own, Apply Castlegar Nt tin27

Store or office space in Castic~
gar. Located next door to. Castlegar

Residence - Phone 865-8117

News, Apply at Castlegar News.
i tin 14

Attention Teens
fi ~ HARDTIME DANCE |

35c — R —_

ARENA

HALL

8.00 fo 1.00 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1963

New Shipment of .

G.W.G

JEANS

AND SEMIDRESS PANTS
for boys to size 16

For that wedding

see our Whimsies

CINDY’S

Wa RAAT ARC cdo

[KAY MOTORS Lid.

2880 Highway Drit

SALES ‘AND D SERVICE

1 old

bil Envoy

Cadillac

Finest a and Cleanest t Used Cars “Gn the: Roolensys,
5 i Every:Ca Car Guaranteed

“T WHOLESALE. GM PARTS 5 DISTRIBUTORS
Largost stock in the Kootenays of genuine parts

for all General

Largest and ‘nest “fully. equipped Garage and

Body Shop’ in

\ Gorvair =) +

Motors Vehicles:

the Kootenays

tect. Soeeiali:

T
- Seiberling. Tire’ Warehouse

_FOR RENT

Now ” selt gontatned oii poe
able for 1,or 2 men. Tth A
Castlegar. tn
lodern J-bedroom apartment in

furntshed. Ph. 368-2441

WANTED

Ride wanted to Vancouver on
Sunday by young mon able to help
with driving, Ph, 365-5091

REAL ESTATE WANTED
Homes Wanted — | Buyers Watting

‘We haye a growing cilentel ur-

gently seeking good quality 3 and 4
particularly in the

obson: areas,
home {5 too large, If
your children are gone, or’ If, you
Plan to move, consult a realty agent

contract or sales promotion.
col

ANDERSON:
AGENCIES

~Phones

308-8275 805-8250
runabout boat. Pr.
istics 833.

308-3441
I4-15— ft
365-8384. i

‘ALCO.
—————-. | 303, Castlegar,
a

A HIBEE
2
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LOST

Keys In brown morrocco snap case
near Post Office, Finder ‘please Ph,
65-5133.

~ NOTICES

Business cpportuntty, for ‘one ex-
perlenced in Lunch Counter. Ph.
atter 4 p.m. to 365-5567.

Let “U-Phone’ Answering Service

HONEYMOONING. at’ the Halekulani
Hotel on ‘Waikiki Beach are Mr. and
_Mrs. 0. T. Dalley of Castlegar, B.C.
‘The
ember 14.:at Mount Royal Baptist
Church in' Montreal. Mrs. Dalley is the
former Jean Hislop of Montreal,

daughter of Mr. and’Mrs. W..H. Hislop.
Mr. Dalley is the son of Mr..and Mrs.

AT. f Christ’ Church, New
Dalleys. were married’ Sept-. 7 T Dalleyei ots i

tang

da. Dalley .is P

Superinr,

+ of Col: Tate Ce 1,
Pulp Division: in « Castlegar.

's Celgar .

take and phone

clubs, etc. U-Phone hay ail the eon-

tacts U need - public stenographer,

domestic, Janitor, auctioneer, baby-

alters, wake-you, shopping ‘service,

catering etc, Ph, Lynne Chatten at
337

piace ai a da
eee ANONYMOUS.” Bax
tint?

Section ‘ tA!

Deadline for clasaitied ads . 2
hoon Wednesday Drie, to the

of fasue, ten 2,

"ARTMENT OF LANDS,

5 vonusts, AND SATE RESOURCES

ER SALE X 87313
sealed’ ¢ tenders will be received
by the District Forester at Nelson.
B.C. not later than 11.00 A.M, local
time on the 21st day of October, 1963
for the purchase of License X87318, to
cut 989,00 cubie fect of: cedar, spruce,
balsam, larch, hemlock, white pine,
flr and trees’ of other species ony on
area situated: ‘Murphy Creek, W

Five (&) years lags ‘be allowed: for

:|Tremoval of timi

this area 18 jenn the SALMO
which:!” fully com-

provisions of Sectlon 17
(la) of ‘the “Forest Act” which gives
the timber sale applicant certain
privileges.

Further. particulars ‘cah be: an
tained from the Forest, Ranger,
tlegar, from ene District ‘Forest:

B.C., or trom the’ Deputy
if Forests, Victoria, “B.C,
eee ses aoe

NOTICE TO. CREDITORS
ALICE’ ROSE ELIZABETH MOFFAT,

DECEASED
NOTICE’ is” hereby given. tha
ereditors-and others having claims

zabeth Moffat, Deceased, late of, 180
th Ave, Kinnaird, B.C. Widow, are
hereby required to send them to Dahl-
strom, Wetmore and MeGauley, 1432
Bay ‘Avenue, Trail, BC. before .the
1st day of Octobcr,'1963, atter which
sald estate ‘among the partics en-
the claims of which he then has no-
tice. °
i ‘Frank Richardson,- Executar,

of Rossland, Kootenay Land District, L

le will be awarded | ;

against ‘the Estate of Alice Rose Ell-| -

titled thereto, having regard: only’ to |-

Vegetabl

Beans, wax— 1, Mrs, W. Osto-
3.2. Mrs.’ Vera

—_1, Mrs.
"Wanjott: z “Mrs. = Lampard,
Kinnaird.

Beans, pole—1, Mrs, V, Bonde,
Kinnaird; 2. Mrs. V. Wanjoff.
Scarlet runners — 1. Mrs. V.
Wanjoff. af
Broad beans — 2, Mrs, F, Kon-
kin, Slocan Park.

Beets, ong 2. Mrs. C. R. |
Sutherland, Rabson,

Cabbage — 1. Mrs. V. Wanjoff; .
2, Mrs, N. Latkin, Slocan Park,

Red- cabbage '—-1, Mrs. Osto-
foroff;. 2. Mrs.°:V.. Giles, Kin-
naird.

oor cabbage; 1. Mrs. V..
Ws ff; 2. Mrs. W. Ontolotorr.

Joff; 2. Mrs, Nellie Verigin, Rob
: pont 3. “Mrs. O. J: Wilson;, Kin-

"Carol, rae
"Konkin; . We Harrison,’
‘Rinnai 3 ie H. Tomilin,-
Carrots, long — 1. Mrs. F. Kon-
kin; 2. Mrs. C. R. Sutherland.
Carrots, intermediate — 1.
Mrs.’ F. Konkin; 2. Mrs. A. Gor-

date the Executor will‘distribute the |_|

. G. R. Sutherland.
Corn, golden bantam — 2 Mrs.
7 *. Konkin.

D.
and McGAULEY, — Solicitora 437

LEGAL
SLOCAN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
NEW DENVER,

Notice to Electrical Contrators
Sealed Tenders. will be :recelved
by the hospital admintatrator,- inaric
ed “Rewiring: oe Hospitat" . up
5 p.m. on Oct. °41
in public at that ‘tim
wings, ‘Speciticattoris and Ge-

return of Plans etc. within two weeks
after Tender closing date.

The lowest or any, render wilh
not necessarily be accepted.

trator
Slocan ‘Community Hospltat
New Denver, B.C.

3968 ana opened 3

dollars which is. refundable ;-upon | ,

LAND BEGISTRY ACT fe}
(SECTION 162) g

IN THE MATTER Of Block. 6 of
Lot 7174, Kootenay District, Plan
2041. :

Proof having been filed in’ my
oftice of the loss of Certificate of

my. intention at the expiration - of
one epee roontn coe othe :first
Publication hereo!

al Certificate of Tritie’ in leu of such
lost Certificate. Any person having

such lost Certificate of Title ia re-
quested to communicate with the un-

dersign
DATED Ges Hale BC.
‘This 27th
Of August os
(lL A ined

DEPUTY, HISTRAR
sees EAND REGISTRA-

- TION DISTRICT
DATE oF FIRST PUBLICATION:

© Provialon- |

any information with reference to.|

Slocan Pak

* Cucumbers, pickling L Mrs.
©. R. Sutherland; ’ 2." Mrs, P.
Ward, Montrose; 8. Mra. V. Wan-
dott.

Onions, yellow -1 Mrs. F.
“Konkin;'2. Mrs, A, Gorkoff.

Onions, brown Le Mrs, : ve
‘Wanjoff.

Onions: Spanish ’— 1. Mrs. EF.
Kon

wonons, pickling — 2. Mrs. F.

son,
Tomatoes, ripe — 1,. Mrs, H.
‘omilin; 2. Mrs. A. Gorkoff. ©
Tomatoes, green — 1, Mrs. V.
Wanjofé; 2. ‘Mrs. F. Konkin.
Rhubarb — 1, Mrs. J. 8.'Hun-
. ter, Robson; 2. Mrs, Be Baglo,
Kinnal
Peppers, green ‘pel’ ‘1. Mra,
N. Latkin; 2, Mrs. F. Konkin; 3, -
Mrs, W. Ostoforoff. “
. Peppers, red sweet — 1, Mra.
v. Wanjolf;'2. Mrs, Ss. Kallsniko, By
Castlegar.
Peppers, red hot
Ostoforoff; 2. Mrs. V. Want”
pe eatoes, netted genet Mrs,

eran early’ red — 1, Mrs,

F. Konkin; 2. Mra::V.. Wanfoff.
Potatoes, early white —1. Mrs.

LEGAL

“KINNAIRD
A public hearing «will be held
‘Tuesday, October 8 to, consider the

iy
the rezoning,.from business ite

lage gerice between ‘the hours of
and

*lten a

Vi age

- McPhee;

soneesie - 1 Mr. W. Harri-. a

F potatoes, late red — 2, Mrs.F.

Konkin. i
Potatoes, late white.—/1,-Mrs, .
3 Konkin.

Squash, green hubbard — 1.
Mr. W. Harrison; 2. Mr. H. R.
Foxlee, Robson.

Squash, A.0.V. — 1. Mrs, V.
Wanjoff; 2. John Dunlop; 3. Mrs,

Cantéloupe — —2. ‘Mrs. F,:Kon-
kin.

Vegetable marrow, —‘1. ‘Mrs.
¥. Konkin; 2. Mrs: V..Wanjoff. ”

Parsley — 1. Mrs. Pr Konkin;
2 saci Wiltiain Easton, Castle-

Pepruscel_ sprouts -

‘onkin, 5
_ Broccoli — 1. Mrs. Ve Manlotts

Mise V, Wanjoff;'2. Mrs, F. Kc

kin,
Pumpkin, “Targest by weight —

“1. Mrs, J. S. Hunter.

Potato, largest by welght —
Mrs. F. Konkin,

Squash, '-largest: by welght —
Mrs. W. Rilkoff, Robson.

Largest vegetable — Mra. W.
Ostoforof£,

‘Largest cabbage = ne zB
Konkin, -

Aa teres ©

9 yrs. ‘and under
Lettering Sample — 1 Melanie
John; 2. Pat Wadey.
Writing Sample — 1. ‘Maureen
2. Melanie John:
Linda Gormley. is

. Colored Crayon Drawing ‘of a

Scene — 1. Donald Sutherland;

2, Watson Seto; 3. Larry Price.
Colored Crayon Tuulstration —
1, Larry Price; 2, Watson Seto.
Peneil: Drawing — 1. Watson

“Seto; 2.. Maureen McPhee; 3.

Larry Price.

Drawing of Animal — 1,
Price; 2. Mary. Ellen Gallo; 3.
Watson Seto. 3

Drawing of Birl — 1. Linda

Ostoforoff; -2, Larry Price. 3.

Melanie John.

Painted yiclure Original Idea
—1. Pat Wadey; 2. Linda Osto-
foroff.

Free Expression, Painting—2. :

Brian Thomlinson.

* Drawing or Painting on Wood—
1. Linda Ostoforoff.

Finger Painting Picture — 1.

_Melanie John; 2. Larry Price.

Design Project — 1. Melanie
John; 2.: Maryellen Gallo; 9.

? Larry Price.

“Art

12 yrs. and: ‘under

kin; 2. Judith John: 3. Michael

~ McPhee.

* Colored Drawieg es Beane
jail. Konkin: Seto;;3.

Jean 'M. Price, * i
‘Colored Still Life Picture — 1.
Judith John. :
Mlusteation, Any. Media —1

‘Judith’ John.

‘Painting ‘oe: a Sete a
‘Judith John; 2, Jean M. Price;
8, Robert Sutherland.:

Painting on Glass — 1. Heather
Marken; 2, Jack Wood; 3 Donna
Ostoforoff.

=Painting on Cloth 2 Donna
Ostoforoff.

Phone 365-2511 Robeon
*; Marshall's Store tf

- Building Supplies

OGLOW BROS.
Building & Supply Co, Ltd.
Castlecar

‘Phone 365-3351

Gravel & Top Soil
DITOHING, EXOAVATING
_. PHONE 368-9041
COLUMBIA: SAND'& GRAVEL

nee Gor, Maplo & Sth, Castlegar

Bh
“LING,-

Donald Bros..

Earthmoving Contractors:

;ASEMENT - DIGGING,

BACKFILLING,

SCAPING,: CEMENT,’ GRAVEL
Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

—_—
———

BACK-HOE WORK.
OF ANY: KIND, ANY ©
“TIME, ANY PLACE
’ By Contract or: Hour
Free. Estimates,” :
Reasonable Prices
Ph, 365-5938

574-7th Ave. Castlegar | ©

ALLS. Utd.

Charter’ Service
Towing - Barges -
: anywhere ae the Arrow

Phone 365-5500
NIGHTS — NELSON 355-5484

a Cee ) Sr. Men
DITCH. :
LAND:

“3.CASTLEGAR AND: DISTRICT“.

“CURLING. CLUB
Seas ao

THU S., OCT. 10: ARENA 7.30 PM

: Phone
(|) Shift Curling

“For further: inforaations contact: “Lome “Zinio:

at. S081 79

3| in tents: in. units.

‘Pencil Drawing — 1. = Glass
McLeod;. 2... Judith John; 3,
Mary-Lin Helfer.

* @ontmued next week)

Fontiac —~ Buick — Vauxball
“qi Baker St. Nelson
BEACON MOTORS. Ltd.
., Phone 352-6641 °° -

CATERING
“For all: types ‘of catering:
contact. Mrs, ide: “Regan at

Arrow Lakes Ferry:
- Service

‘ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD

‘PLUMBING
‘and ©
‘HEATING
ee 4 “e@
Air. Conditioning.

Pumps & Water Conditioning| as

“Pool : Ex

“WE CARRY::A: GOOD:
STOCK OF SURPLIES-
First-Class ‘Gas. a

In: Ee y Bepulas Styles

“TONITE:& FRIDAY
» Shows, at’7:and 9:p.m'_

WINDOW AND DOOR
FRAMES. — GLASS IN
ALL’ SIZES & WEIGHTS

Agents. For ©

Pearson: Sashless Win-

dows and: All Sealed
Units
.SASTLEGAR
SASH AND DOOR

WORKS
. PHONE 365-3211

“WED Save ONLY
Shows at 7 and 9 Pm

Last Chance |:
CLOSING ‘SALE

DURHAM DRAIN FITTINGS; Reg. 976 now *. _35e

CORNER ‘BEAD FOR: PLASTERING °° OFF.
ERN ‘CUPBOARD : FULLS, : Reg. 75¢'
: “38c"

NEW: M
On Sale
"Regular. 50¢ On Sale for

25c

‘West Kootenag: ‘Area Girl Guide
‘Trainer, Mrs, A. Rizzuto, *re-
‘cently ' returned from the'Edith
Macy. Training ‘Centro Pleasant:
iille, New. York state, where she
attended a” 10 day experienced
jTrainer's conference. She was one
of! 23° Canadian Guide © Trainers
‘chosen by the Canadian Guide'As-
‘sociation. and one: of: four.’chosen
‘from. B.C.* Edith Macy. Camp. is
the. main U.S. \training centre. for
adult leaders “in the Girl Scout
movement,

The purpose of the’camp was

to introduce tothe U.S, leaders,
‘the ,updated, | rovised.: programme
‘in’ Girl Scouting -in. the |U,S.: be-
ginning | Sept..1963,and the Ca-
‘nadians wero ‘Invited to observe
and : take: part.

Edith. Macy. Training Centre
‘is. located :’in a’ wooded * area’ of
:240 acres, 30 miles from New York
‘eity. It has a capacity. of 125 adult
students, There are some perman-
ent buildings ‘but students camped

ie. permanent
names of these units gi
“Hearthstone, ::

Hostess for, the camp was’ Cae
therine -'T.. Hammett, author of
the ‘well’ known’ pocketbook,

tion; the growth: of Science “has
affected: the scales “of life, Now
the other ‘Instincts of. man. must
be built up—clean:living, honesty
are © indispensible.:; Therefore «the
work ‘of: Scouting and ‘Guiding: is

of ‘great, importance: in’ the’ world
today.) Prevention ‘is better -than
cure,. Integrity belongs to all of
the human race, Every part of the
World .{s in a‘ turmoil.’ Until the
Second World War many countries
‘were inert. "Now man is on a surge
Jike‘a:tidal: wave. Today 114 coun-
tries belong to the United Nations
and. all countries want to belong,
little or. hig, Each nation wants its
own, place ‘in the” sun, Over 60
countries belong to:the World As-
sociation ‘of Girl! Guiding.’ Educa-
tion: is open’ to, ‘everyone’ in’ the
world. Everybody, interprets Demo-
racy. in‘ their, own’ light,

"The. basic ‘standards - of ‘life
are “equality, ; morality, ctuceiloa
and ‘dignity.’ Guiding is tral
people aluzg these lines. Self 'con-
fidence is most dnortant and this
4a‘ a’ role: for’ Guidin :

The world has. insane smalle
hecause: of mass ; communication.
Leisure ‘among young People is
our enemy and the Guiding
movement, children are taught to
make a useful use of leisure.-

The new .revised Girl. Guide
Scout movement in’ the U.S. in-
cludes girls from ages.7-17. From
7-8 years are Brownies, 9-11 years

| are Juniors, 12-14’ years are Cadet-

tes and 15-17 year are Seniors. It
is a continuous program and girls
may..join ‘at: any time. The new

+ program’ was ‘developed to: meet

the needs . of . today’s,: girls, . ‘La.
boratory expériences given by Girl

Scouting cannot; be provided . by
school, church: or home.” Le. prac

. Kaufman’ Ph. 365.5488
ee viuing Mr.‘ and ‘Mra.)F. A.
stan Viewsat for a few weeks are
and Mrs,
% Spring of Marath, Alberta.
and Mrs. Don Manson and
“faintly ‘travelled’ ‘tothe Okanagan
to spend. the weekend with’ Mrs,
‘Manson's parents, Mr.-'and Mrs. | e:
A. J. Swihart. The’ Swiharts ‘had
moved from Hinnaird on the sixth

 CONGOWALL. FOR BATHROOM 't WALLS’
Reég.: 65¢ ff..On Sale for ...

GLASS - ; NAILS:  GYPROC. AT. Me PRICE

5 OFFICE: EQUIPMENT.

ol Only 2X 3'— 2 Hr. SAFE a...

FILING CABINET - 3 drawers with lock and ball-:
bearing sliding : ‘drawers .and an $48.0 :

OLS SUPPLY

‘Phone 365- 2161

8 _ RUBBER BASEBOARD, Reg. 25c ft Now. .... 18¢°

to, make their home
at Winfield.’

Spending ~ several’ ‘daya here
from‘ Danville,’ Quebec’ have’ heen
cousins‘ of’ Mr. 0.°J; Wilson, ‘The] -
‘visitors, Mr.-and Mrs, Stanley Mar- |
‘ston ‘came ‘while on tour’ ‘of B.C;
Points,” visiting: the province’ for
the first time. They had ‘been tra-
-velling since: Aug. 18; Mr, and Mra.
‘Wilson. had -not;'seen* the ‘couple
fork about: 34 : years, Needless ‘to

ay, *; the’ reunion’ : contributed: a
great! deal of: family a news‘ and is
mminiscenses. isi

ROBSON SOGIALS

tical
+ Adult training was dealt with
in detail. Students: were told. that
education ‘must’ train "people to
make a choice. One of the import-
ant things is to recreate new things
for ,the rich)‘so that they, can
learn new interests and appreciate | =3
their-‘rich . living. Education - must
give a all peoplethe opportunity to
ch | their. lives.“ through’ learn-

ing,

, Elizabeth Sheehy, author | of
“The ‘Leader’s Notebook”, for, the
new Girl Scout program outlined
the aims ‘of the program develop-
ment: —

2. to: develop flexibility.
“8, to improve huinan relations.
One ‘afternoon ‘the ‘Trainers
were, -éntertained .at— the ..Camp.
‘Guest | House.and:'the » speakers
‘was Marie! ' Gaudette, @ wood ‘craft
‘specialist’ and writer of songs, one
‘of which is “God ‘created: a |New.
Day.” She is in a wheelchair today,
,but her: philosophy is that“ she’

_| still’ loves life ‘Wecause there are,

People’ in the world and she loves.
people. One: of her. remarks: was

“Mrs. T: Sanford: ‘Ph. ‘ge55882
Cyt) Mrs.” Mary “De’Ath* and ‘her
daughter Gertrudo ‘of: Arcadia: Cal-
jfornia | have ‘spent ithe. last few

eks -visiting: wit

yee with * law,
G.\: Thorp.’ While» hae they:ac-
companied ‘Mr.:and:Mrs,.G. Quayle
‘on’ a “motor ‘trip: Kash

that the leaders must never foruet
what it is like to be ‘a’ beginner.
There are always new ‘doors to kick

pen. 3
‘Miss. Isobel Crowe, co-ordina-

. | tor of: International Activities of
the" Girl;Scout movement, spoke

on * the. recent. ‘17th (World | Girl
Guide" "Conference in’ Denmark.
She “brought back a faggot from
the.’ World’, Conference campfire

|. which ‘she placed | on the campfire

at-Edith Macy.

Canadian. Guiders “put” ona

-| skit ‘which depicted folklore: from
| coast: to coast. It opened. with the
¢| Maple ‘Leaf’ Forever and included.

‘a: French’ Canadian legend, songs

: of the’ prairies ‘and ‘the Legen:

Mrs, F. Heitlebein,« “chairman

National Program Com-

er’:
‘SCHOOL, ‘8.00 ‘p.m,

lowing cla

Thursday, October 10:

Wood
eters 10-20°

‘e-dancing,

SUB
: Intermediate Square-Dancing,
‘SCHOOL, 780 inte z

4 ‘The: fol BES ie “STANLEY.
SECONDARY. SCHOOL ‘lla ‘allc commence at 30: Pa

“Commerce P23 (aeekieeping)

\. For further information phon
Director of Adult Education,

365-6711, Mr. A. W. Bigiby,
1 District No. 9 (Castlegar);

1, to expand ¢ our communications, i

|Attends Guiders Course in WY.

mittee, gave the summary. Books,
leaders and trainers are the
inthe program. It must be geared
for the 2lst. Century.’ She’ sald, |:
“Pick out the.best of the'past for
the good’ of the‘future, Create on
atmosphere: for change and’ blaze |:
a‘trail for thé’ future”,’ Women
must’: carry” their : share “of ‘ ‘the
load‘ to build'a good nation, ~

CT |
THANK YOU

‘My. Sincere thanks to: ‘all who danoried: me’
at the polls and worked on my behalf, -

‘BOB MADDOCKS.

Fl icici KRU
 Poaaealad tories |

DON’ Te

Let” this good, weather fool yout
-WINTERIZE
YOUR: CAR: ‘NOW ebe)

‘Tune up for perfect operation and Jet us check; |
your. battery, nenter hoses, thermostat

DO, IT

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USED

FRESH ‘IN-ON 1964 CHEVS

1963 PONTIAC.

Radio, white ‘wall tires, ‘seat
covers, two: tone,.6 cylinder,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Oct, 3, 1963

CONCRETE WORK
* AND’ BASEMENTS
ROOFING. REPAIRS
GOOD ‘TOP. SOIL
INSULATION
Ee Sree FOR, RENT

=O. ‘Lig htle

Ph. 19. 5158
Box 51, Castlegar, B.C.) {

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Rea aS gl |

|.4-door, radio, two tone paint,

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Now!

"Beautiful Borg Fabric Lf,
CAR COATS.

. See! ‘these new Sport-
. Ease supersuede - ri-.
> ehly lined Car Coats
/ with: soft . warmi= Or-.
Ton deep: pile’ fabric
by Borg.’ These. are
warm: but also* light:
to wear. Available'in
Brown, beige, loden, ..
¥ copper, Bold, blue
and: red: with’ match-
ing“ liner.’ in‘ sizes 8:
to 20.

- $39.95

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-PAY'N
TAKIT

ENOUR 0
LUCKY DOLLAR STORE.
‘We’ Reserve’ the Right i
‘To Limit Quantities
Honest - It's. time to bake
<< that Xmas-Cakel
Peels, ‘Mixed-Fruit, Glaced
Cherries, etc., now ‘in stock!
Open nights until 9 PLM.
for. your convenience, ‘and

‘BLUE LABEL 48-02.
SUN-RYPE

Apple Juice
3 tins $1.00

=
ees JIFFY — POP-CORN,

bag hearts & ll

Lg. 12-0z. .tins SHASTA’
POP, -10 tins... $E.08

Kor: AP. or FRESHIES

ASST. FLAVORS

10 pkgs. =i

CARS

1960 ENVOY SEDAN

A veal clean car.

1959. MERCERY Mon-

White wall tires, Radio, two
tone paint.

1961 METEOR“ Mon-

Power

clair

: Radio, V8 engine, automati
ion, Power Brakes
Steering. pate

1963 CHEV yeas

4door sedan, very low mile.

age, like new.

1958 ‘PONTIAC:

4door Strato Chief, 6 cylin- *
der,

| 1961. PONTIAC:

"1962 CHEV Impala:

2door,:68 cylinder, standard
transmission, two tone paint,
very clean,

feat covers, a eanies

‘va
tone Paint; seat belts, cai
‘Sedan. $

CORN, PEAS, SPAGHETTI
=| Mix or Match! 7 tins $1.00

MEATS.
BEEF LIVER, sliced

Red-Label Steaks, (
SIRLOIN, TONE, R RB
- only ......: 89e Ih.
GROUND BEEF, fresh-
- 49

- JUST ARRIVED
DOWNY. NEW: SOFTNESS
; for that Wash! ~

Reg. ‘size
King. size 89e
KING SIZE: CHEER ....$1:29
Imported ; TOMATO: PASTE
“from Italy, 3 tins... 35¢
LEMON PIE FILLING.
2 pkgs. ..... 29¢

49c .

Lip.

“PHONE ZENITH 6330.

PESTA

COFFEE BAR SPECIAL
GRILLED CHEESE SAND-
WICH, with: Drink