CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 3, .1962

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=<) Thé following is a list of 1961 to the. “District Project Society, If your name ‘is not on this list and you > area contributor please notify J. H. Clarke, Phone 365-5106, ;° iy past years ‘nearly every resident In this area has contributed ‘<money and labour to the arena, These people have made the arena ‘possible —— Thank You for your generous support, 7 Please Note: — the K.R.C. does not donate to “he Project Society,’ it is Es collection ‘agency for. Project Soclety donations,

, If you are’a new comer to the district please. join the Project Society and help .us with:our

: statement and progress report will be published shortly.

CELGAR LTD, 1961

Belbeck, H. J. Lampard, L, W. Brokenshire, A. Lampard, A. Charban, J, "At McKinnon, A. Chevaldave, J. Ir. Markin, G. W. Cowlin, .E. . Morozoff, W. B. Davis, We Marosoff, L, De Rosa, L. Makeiff, P. Ferguson, B. Popoff, J.

- Grunerud, E. A, Rigby, K.

« Gleboff, 8. Saunders, W. A.

Hellekson, Mee Le

Wanjoff, Philip G, Sr. Wanjoff, ee or. anor

. burn, G Kootnikoff, ‘a s.

LOCAL BANK’ DEDUCTIONS

Bate, H. N Christensen, A oO.

, J. Chaveligee, Alex,

ay, We Shealds, Fae,

esy, M. Tipping, R. P. Woodrow, A. 0.

Woodrow, F. W. Wylie, J.

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9

Johnsons, J. H.

Proundfoot, C. en ites Corbett, aE HH Quayle, L. A. Mrs. Fishwick, Shkwarok, W. 335 Howes, a FB 5 Whittaker, Ww. R.

LOCAL BUSINESSMEN CONTRIBUTIONS.

Anderson, C. A. Anderson Agencies Barclay Products Belford Motors Bob's Pay'n Takit Bosse's Jewellery Castle “Motors Castlegar. Bowling rugs

thing. Mitchell’s Supply Model Radio & T.V. Modern Dairy Moran Law Office Nora’s Beauty. Shop Nygaard Trucking Oglow Broa. Oswald Motors P. & G. Contractors Palette Restaurant Pardman’s Furn!

iture Paul’s ‘Towing Pettitt Photos

Chelvaldaye's Store Coltabia Sand:& Gravel Laundry

Crystal.

Cut-Rate. Groceries Douglas Equipment Ed’s ‘Store ~

Eremenko & Co. 1

¥ Greep's Electric Helen's: Flowers

2 He ‘s Drilling Co. Jack’s Pic & Pac James: Equipment Johnny's Service Karnie’s Ladies Wear Ken's Wheel. Alignment Kinnaird Catia tian! Kinnaird Tr: Kiwanis Gib of ‘af ag Castlegar Kootenay Buil Kootenay Buleatite Kootenay Nurseries Kosy Kottages Motel Leitner’s Clothing MacBeth & Moroso - Maddocks Shoe Store Marcellus Service

INDUSTRIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Interior Breweries

Sampson Dental Office Shop-Easy Stores

Skyline Auto Service Slim's Welding Smythe, H. H. Dr. Sopow's Motel

‘South Side, Grocery

West sootenty, Wholesale | West's Stor Wetmore & MeGauley, Young Agencit Yule, We MM Dr.

CM.&S. CONTRIBUTORS Aner Tan, Odd a

Merrifield, 8, H, Mills, W. E. Moffat, R. A. Morey, L. L, Muirhead, S. C, Obetkoff, P. Osachoff, G. Parent, P, T.

Post, B. . -- Pellegrin, P.

Davidson, T. - Dawson, A. Demeo, E.

and chaineering ° fields. ‘aro’ fea- tured in the Canadinn Scction .of the World's Fair, Under the theme ‘Canadian Science ond Industry Serving Mankind,’ the exhibit por- trays a picture ‘of great ‘scienti- fie activity in many fields, inclu- ding medicine, electronics, trans- Portation, and the peaceful ses of atomic energy.

The “Canadian Exhibit, the largest single foreign display at the Fair, consists’ of five circular sections one of which is a diorama

signed. and built by Design Craft of Toronto, the diorama portrays an arctic community of the future with rocket ‘and hover-craft land- ing fields, a submarine tanspor- tation system and ‘many-storicd apartment buildings built around ,' dome ~ covered com:

munity centre. -- Many developments of the National Research Council, Cana- da's main research ‘or-

of the Canadian High Arctic. De-|.

for blood’ yessels, ‘a camera etch de- tects Skin ‘cancer and. a’ radio beacon iwhich acts as an automa- tic: unmanned lighthouse in remote coastal arcas.

Another N.R.C, exhibit. spec- jally built for the Fair is the Cos- mic. Ray Detector: depicting Cana- dian scientific studies of cosmic radiation. Consisting of three. 20- foot-high panels, the symbolic ‘pat-| d terns ‘on the. Detector light up as Hit is bombarded by cosmic’ rays from outer space.

Canada’s leading position in the peaceful’ uses of atomic encr- gy is iMustrated through three ox- hibits ‘of: the‘ crown-owned ‘Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. Feat- ured in this'section is the famous Theratron Cobalt 60 Cancer Ther- apy unit. Designed, developed and manufactured: in Canada, this ma- chine isin use ‘throughout the world, including the USSR and China, and has saved the lives of of cancer pat-

ganization, are on display. These include a device which automati- cally calls search planes to the

Group’s Print Sate On This’ Afterncon

The social meeting of the Women's Evening Group was held at the home of Mrs. M. Weisner

Mrs. Boulanger, present, + The bylaw. for sales and pri- cing was carried out for the ‘print sale.on May 3 at 2.30 p.m. in the Robson Hall, It was:announced that everyone would be welcome. The booster: prize donated by Mrs, W. Hubert was won by Mrs. F, Webster. Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. E, Worley. on May 10,

with 16 members and one guest,,

ients,

A model of Canada’s first atomic power station, now nearing completion at Rolphton, ‘Ontario, is ‘displayed’ alongside the: latest meédel of the Gammacell, used in many countries for irradiation studies.

Canada’s _ activities in upper atmosphere research are represen ted by several exhibits, including the §-27 Topside Sounder, Cana- da's first satellite; Built in Canada by Canadian ‘scientists, the satel- lite weighs 320 pounds -and is de- signed’ to study the ionosphere from above. It will be: launched into orbit later this year from a base in southern California, ‘and the scientific’ data obtained will be made available to all nations,

The transportation section features a new concept in trans- portation proposed by the Resear- eh Council of Alberta. Known as ‘Capsule P ’ a working

AIRLINE.

TICKETS TO. ALL: PARTS OF THE WORLD

Casilegar Representative for | pk

model will show how many com- modities formerly transported ex- clusively by road or rail may now be transported by ‘pipeline. This | 5, Section’ also'displays models of Canada’s: latest aircraft, including Canadair's : “Swing Tail’ 44”, an ail cargo plane’ now ‘used by sev- eral airlines,

Assn,

WEST

Dept, Store L So 385-4911

the eplohinte Furnace,” this pro:

cess has made it possible to manu- we

facture sodium -cyanide and ‘hydro- gen’ cyanide’in: Canada, ‘instead of importing ‘it ‘from ‘abroad, ‘This exhibit ‘takes ‘the form! of a work:

size of the actual device in: opera-| tion at. the company’s" plant,” It operates at a temperature of /1900' degrees F. compared with the act-

ing modél about’ one-thirtieth the |

ual Working of 3000

iS one . "The exhibit with most appeal

e all ‘sportsmen: will be the am- phibious Jiger (pronounced Jig-

into: production at The Jiger Cor- poration of. Toronto.’ Weighing only | 200° pounds, ‘the. Jiger tra- verses ‘roads, ‘swamps, . snow. and wator. Its one-control stick serves as brake, clutch, steering wheel and gear . shift. Designed:. origin- ally.“for hunting and: fishing, it has. many. other - applications. and will retail at well under: $1,000,

The’ latest in airline reserva- tion systems ‘is. represented © by Trans-Canada Air Lines exhibit of the “Reservec.” This system‘ links the. company’s 68 offices to their central ‘Toronto office, -and . the electronic computer embodied - in ‘the system enables the company. to-handle’ up to 36,000 eras tions per hour.

‘Circle Plans to Hold Rummage Sale May 5

The Ladybird’ Circle of the United Church -Women’ held their Yegular meeting at the’ home ‘of Mrs, “R. McCutcheon | last: Thurs- day evening.

It? began with the devotional Period led ‘by = Mrs. ‘J. Hall. Rou: tine- business was then ‘conducted after which Mrs. A. Sylvest read a chapter from the book “Signals for the» Sixties.”” Avery. lively and interesting discussion follow-

" Plans were discussed’ for a rummage sale which will be held in.the Church basement. on May

At the close of a very busy business : meeting’ delicious ie. an / freshments ‘were served © by - hostess.

The activity, in Canadian chemical research is de- picted’ through’ the'-exhibit «of a new. chemical” process “developed

by Shawinigan Chemicals’ Limited of Shawinigan, Quebec. Known, as

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GRACE’ ‘PRESBYTERIAN CHURCA

Deverson, D.

:Koehle, :G.

Desaulniers, R. L. Petschauer, 3.

Petts, C. W. Polovejchuk, he

Schellenberg, H. ‘Schnell, J.J. ~ Shutek, A. Sorenson, V. Stouchnow, E,

Vanderburg, H. mie Van Yeerlon, W Ww.

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: Evang s Prayer and Bible: "pinay ¢‘Thura- £ Young People’s - Prtday. at 430 pm:

‘Jaan, Mattins; 4th ‘Sunday, 11am,

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EATON’S- SPECIAL. SPRING’ HEARING “AID

CLINIC’ will. be held at their Mail Order Office,

in Castlegar on May 8th, :1962;

with a special allowance of $10.00 on the purchase of any: hearing: aid during: the clinic period.

SIEMENS’. scientific teamwork has, produced a new frontal’

sound pickup hearing aid that is unique in its performance.: See and test this and other 1962 models from AUDIOTONE, DAHLBERG, and VICON at:our clinic and get your hearing;

\tested free of charge.

Eaton's gives service and guarantees. its products fully. ‘Take’. advantage of this special clinic offer, and visit our ‘hearing; aid clinic, If unable to attend the clinic, write in or phone for a free: home demonstration now. : Eaton's offers:

Free audiometric tests,

hearing-aid

‘e -Basy budgets terms,

Evening Mass - 609 pm, ‘ GRACE GOSFEL CHUECH bs, ASSOCIATED

Thurs, 7:45 p.m, Bible Study. Tues, 7:30 pm. Young People’s

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

Robson — Ist and Srd Sundays at ‘Mam,

Castlegar — Seryice of ‘Worship at

7.30 pan.” Kinnaird — ‘Bervice ‘of. wore at 9.45 a.

CHURCA no sBUS ‘CHRIST :

Svening. ocrament Ger Bervice 7.30 pm

Church ‘School at 946 am. ‘Worship at-11.00 ‘a.m.

4 Be | Btudy: ‘Wednesday ‘at 7.80 Pm,

rie 'PENTECOSTAL

‘day ‘at 7.30. pam.

2nd’ Gunday, 12 Holy: Communion. 5th ‘Sunday |

ANGLICAN OHURCE First Sunday after Easter

Rev. ©.: 8, “Day —

CALVARY: BAPTIST. CHURCH:

Grace> ‘Presbyterian Chorch 2 pm. ponday School for all the

3 p.m. -. Worship.

Sunday Masses - 8.30 and 10.30 ain

swe a am, he Tea Rivers

“dries foster is. | washable!

S37 2-bed trailer, fully furnished, sleeps 6, reasonable, must be ‘sold, a Sis home, two bedrooms, gas

heat ‘Apply 883-Sth Ave. or Ph, 38S-

TATRA “FOR SALE.

Sth Ava.. 2 BEDROOM

z Lowland Speétal Floor furnace heated ; Basement subject, to flooding Cash-in after flood controls Park-like area to tho rear ou effer the terms =~ | $4,000 EE,

7th Ave 3 BEDROOM ~ & Bsmt. SUITE

Separate entry, both. unite per floors are hardwood °° Plastering is superior ‘Schools are down the lane + Tenants could pay the overhead 600 Down, $100 per mo, |- $15,800

Gih Ave 2. EDROOH

Large dining room y kitchen Beautiful Jawna Plentiful storage : Plenty of hobby room , Very’ good v! 32,500 Down $9,500 FP.

Phones : Res: 365-2276

ANDERSON AGENCIES

Real Estate and Insurance Salesman: F Jack Hipwell Phone 865-3256

ROATTTA OH | =~ =

‘Westinghouse fridge In good con- dition, $95; also Singer sewing ma~ chine, $5.

2 building lots in Robson. Ph. 365-3879. S

id Use the Classitie

FOR SALE

FOR RENT

mi iD ‘Thermocratt Hbresiass boats; Wa- canda

suite, n Main St... Ph. 369-5261,

aluminum © boata; sailbonter John-

son Motors; Gator boat — trallérs;

Sig |boating paccoenoricsy traller supplies;

trades!

Barrett, "Traller Sales, Frultvate, | Be, nis

Heated and furnished suite. Ap- ply, 801-Sth Ave, Ph. 365-5156, 3168

Large turnlahed ‘room in base- ment ‘for one or ‘two'’single men, on 65 Columbla Ave, Ph. ee

s

Oral Polio Vaccine Method More Fully Explained Here

‘New Park Pacer tent tralter, Ap- Be rete wamewoed Drive, Woodland,

Terry trailer. with cooking and ne facilities, sleeps five, “Ph. Sa

@-room fouse, 4 bedrooms, good location, 4th ‘Ave. and oo St. gas heat and wal Owner will pay atte ‘ueutties OF ‘onent may pay utilities for rent

eater, | Veloped.

in Canada of the ths poltomyelitis vaccine de- by Dr. Albert Sabin of

Ph, 365-2161, evenings 3965--3161,

Lot on ne Elm St. 7 x 142". Ph, 365-5924, 318

Columbla HI-Fi Console record ployer, Hat, onk, $40 Beautiful set

aple bunk or: twin: beds, spotless Teont $109). neliing’ for $90; Hoover floor ‘polisher, $80; Sunbeam > hand mixer, used twlee, 312; electric food Ulender, $10; ‘convertible pedigree baby "buggy, cost $90, selling for

‘365-8107. :

$80; Ph,

nutiful mobile home, fully furnished, colonial’ style, 2 bedrooms, sitting room,’ kitchen, full

the University of Cincinnati of- fers a in the jfleld of

has been .administered to many millions of individuals throughout the world. A number of Canadian communities, used: it last year, Among them was. Prince Albert

= i of

Furnished, heated, Dascmens suite in Kinnaird, Ph. 365- tinls

5-room house “in Castlegar at 73 Lakeview, Drive, write Wm. Pineal. Rozalari t

the ear population by a’ vac- cine that is taken by mouth,

The use of live vaccine is not new —.we have had smallpox for, nearly 200 years.

Furnished aulte couple. Apply 633-18t gar. Ph. 365-4191,

‘Trailer apace with. exten ground for garden in’ Robson. or write Box 507, astionar, 217

sultable for Ave. Castle-

Full

large: fridge ond "stove, washer, reasonable, on Tot at Blue- berry. Ph. 365-8107, 318

> Sunbeam floor polishers, two seta of brushes and buffers, as new; oa- terlzer, Julcer, sticer and shredder, deluxe model, as new. Ph, 365-6951, 18

13

Ph. 365-5938 after 6 p.m.|370-3rd AV

(BUSINESS, OPPORTUKITY

Situated inthe ‘thriving center |: of Castlegar. A. very. fine dwelling and. small. store «combined. . Plenty ‘of room: on ee tor further, de~

an

business and’ could readily lend ite sett to much diversification.

© attractive 3-BR home situated partly cleared,

Price $16,800 - Terms * *

WIEWSREST

These large scente lots should be seen to be appreciated. Wonderful view of Kinnaird-Castlegar ares. Si- tuated above new highway.

YOUNG

hd ouw. :

See LTD. Insurance and. Realtors ,

Phone. 363-4941 | 80 Phone 865-8117

Castteaird Plaza Bealdence

gaa washing machine motors;

write Box 58, Brillfant,-B.C, 16° a4# tent and a medium- size sine. echuene Apply 801-5th Ave, Ph, 818 STG EaTE 16° "camping trates fully equipped. Ph, seater

$90, . Boundary Electric,

Beatty ‘coppermatic wringer wa- sher, excellent Bae erie apply 580- ith Ave, Castlegar,

In ‘New~ Denver + 2-bedroom |:

house, ‘%-basement with fireplace, » ¥

Maxinuk, New Denver, B.C. ‘S-bedroom house:in- Pass Creck, 3 miles from Brilliant School. With a big Nving room, dining room and kitehen. on 16 acres’ of land near School, 365-5608. Ft al

cut to any Te, 38 “Gellvered. f Ph. 365-3712, ‘Acorn . fireplace, panne ooulne, ‘x, 1507, 6th Ave, Kin- nant "apaty Phillip Kanigan,, Box 3 Brilliant Blt Wood sar coal. furn ‘with electric Janitor, hot water tants with: thermostat, Ph. 365-6311 or apply 31;

new, ideal ao . Ph, 365-5243,

Used equipment - 1 Felco, i4- ton chain block, $50; 1 %-ton Yale chain. block, $30; 1-Skookum cable lock, $35; 2” pipe - 40e a ft;

Inch’ pipe, ‘heavy gnu aoe ee gate valves, 2" $4 each,. 1%". $3 each, Fis ‘o enth: sho-| vel. blades,. $1 cach, 1 Beatty. breeds ‘Terms \.strictly - cash, ‘Apply Castlegar Ltd, | Ph.’ 365-59) S17

‘Prope ae on new Hisnway apply Box 108, Kinnaird.

‘B-he large gurden space and’ fruit trees,

in Robson. Good location, ceasonabte

: een eet ‘Apply Box 552, Castle-

gar, t New 9 eu fe fridge, automatic -gas ‘range, 23"- TV. si 1. reason-

ably: priced. aeely Gunttesar. Build- *| ing Supply, : Ph. | 365- 316

One 18. ft. ao Sin 6 zi beam,’ good. family :boat, — “one t= | Biywood. ‘speedboat - and’ trailer, 2,

es x26" house trailer, 1deal oe

couple, ftldge, propane stove and shower,- Ph, 365-3127,

asG ating potatoes, $2.00 Ser

. Phe

316

105-5th Ave,

Coal ofl iridge, best offer. See or, write .Willlam Perverzoff, Bril- liant - (Box: 3). 31

Attractive -home . building lots tn: Castlegar. Ph. 366-0000" tenp

Bulging | lots, apply Ozeroff aS

‘| wellery 5

hea. Oomnpeter sing jompetent ad- er. makes. Writ.

. Represen-

tative calls each week, Ph, Rossiand sates or Ne ‘Nelsoh A tfné galow in new Robson rsuedivision, neeiy decorated throughout, full basement, gas ‘fur. eee: Werms $7,300. 'T, D, Rosling in “Ltd. Nelson; Bh, 7

such beautiful flowers, gifts, and letters during my stay inthe

; Trail-Tadanac’ hospital, — Mrs.

~ KIWANIS CLUB

HIGH WATER. SWEEP

$100. PRIZE FOR “CLOSEST FORECAST OF THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF THE COLUMBIA.

CLOSING DATE F OR TICKET SALES / MAY 22, 1962 Proceeds to High School satis nie

Mickats available from Kiwanis Members or. from Marlane ‘Hotel

AD: ply. Mrs, E, A, oe a 7 Sth Ave. Ph. 365-5851 81;

Small. 1-bedroom house, oll heat and cooking, electrict hot water, nice situation, not suitable for’ chil- dren.: Ready: for occtpancy May 1. Furnished or unfurnished. Ph, 365- 5092 after @ p.m.

The oral miethod of immunization

whore 97. per cent’ of the’ population came’ for- ward: to take the new form of im- munization; following close medi- cal’ assessment, this oral vaccine was found to live up’ to all ex- pectations, ‘ ‘Phe Sabin vaccine is now ma-

too, has been before, But now for’ the’ first’ time these two features’ are“ combined in one of man’s most determined attempts to cut. down ‘and: finally eradicate’ the dreaded spectre of paralytic Polio.

The familiar’ Salk vaccine is made from the killed virus, and given by injection, with all the equipment and ‘precautions that the use’ of. the hypodermic me-

7|thod entails. The Sabin oral vac-

cine is from virus that

4-bedroom house = 104-4th. oN Cedar. Ph. 365-2161, 316

~ LEGAL”

LAND ‘A Notice of Intention nto Apply to

iand “W ecordine. District of Nelson and itunes on the Columbia River in the vicinity gt! the Village of Castlegar,

‘al notice that John Thompson of Castlegar, B.C,,occupation: mer- chant intends to apply for a.lease of the following described iands:-:

bia River, sald post being at the North East corner of Parcel Number 4 assigned” (D.D, 447691), Lot S014, Kootenay ‘District, thence N. 20. de- grees 26' W. for 250 fect; then 8.72 degrees 30° W, tor 1,180 feat more or less, thence S, 20 degrest 16'.E. for 250 feet more or less to the high water mark ‘being. the’ north jwest corner of the casterly.1130 feet of, the sald Parcel 4; thence north eas- terly along the satd high water marie 1,150 fect more or 1és5 to the pont of commehcement and containing 7.5 acres, more or less, for the purpose of Marine Service. Dated this 24th day of March, 1962.

Alex. Cheveldave, B.C.LS,

Agent For:

‘Johh ».'

LAND Notice of Tateation oe ‘Apply, to i:

In Recording District of Nelson aaa situate’ on. the: Columbia River in ine ivlelnity, ofthe Village of Caatleg:

Take notice that Kinnaird Trans- fer Limited of Kinnaird, B.c., ggour:

lant

is alive, but weakened to the ex- tent thar it could never caus Polio,

Both vaccines have the prop- erty of increasing’ the body's re- sistance to the’ disease, but they differ in that the Sabin type, after being swallowed, works ‘through the’ intestinal tract. In this way, it builds up a high degree: of im- munity in the body, while preven- ting. the causative‘ virus: of polio- |myelitis from ‘spreading from per- ‘gon to person, For this reason, only the oral vaccine offers us the hope of exterminating the disease for. good.* ea

The live’ vaccine was not per- fected. overnight. Early investiga- tion’ and research by a number of

. | scientists began over 12 years ago,

even before Dr. Jonas Salk de- veloped his now famous vaccine. In the intervening period, and be- fore ‘being licensed for use in

| Canada, the oral ‘vaccine -under-

went rigorous checking and test- gin many countries. During the East few years, it

in several

and. is authorized for usé by the. national health authorities of the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom ‘and Canada, ‘among others. The vaccine being used in British - Columbia is produced ‘at the world-famed: Connaught Med- teal Laboratories of the University of Toronto, ‘which «previously sup- plied large‘ shipments. of the’ vac- cine to such ‘countries ‘as Japan and New Zealand.

Medical: authorities, men who are specialists in this’ field, agree that it is too early to say whether the oral vaccine * will replace the Salk type, The'Sabin vaccine does have many advantages; it is simple and easy to administer, pleasant- tasting, and may be fed to babies as well as to aged Persons with no effects,

At present it is believed that both the Salk’ and ‘the Sabin vac- cines should be: taken. If everyone takes the oral vaccine at the same time, there isa hope’ that’ the

Contest

NEW. YORK — When it co- mes to stylish clothes, equally

—- Taha

LAND CLEARING EXCAVATION Contact

PAUL THEDERAHN

Phone 368-251. ee Maushalls Stere

Paris-oriented are the girls who

sew thelr own and society mat- rons, dressed by French coutur- ers.

Accounting for this is the speed’ with which Paris designs and fabrics are ‘rushed to the homeewing public: by pattern companies and textile houses.

For this reason, the 1962 Sin- ger, Young - Stylemaker Sewing Contest, open to Canadian and American girls aged :10 to 21, is

Donald Bros. Earthmoving “Contractors

Po AVATION, SPECIALISTS 3 YARD MICHIGAN LOADERS

TANDEM DUMP mus Phone 365-5464 Castle; Phone 359-7474 Thru

offering two jet-trip-to-Paris: pri- zes,

Traditionally, this annual con- test a glamorous one-week tour test offers the senior winner (aged 18 to 21) $1,000 plus a glamorous one-week four, of of Parisian fashion houses. This y ie intermediate winner (aged: 14 | tan 17) is being. of- fered a similar trip, along with a cash a of $600.

Last year, a petite Canadian from Edmonton, Sharilyn Bell, 13,

as crowned the queen of the

wi junior division, ‘winning for her. q

es

Lakes Phone 365-5500 NIGHTS — NELSON 2052

self and her ‘parents a

trip to historic U.S. cities; as well as a $400 cash award.

This. renowned ' sewing and fashion contest runs from April 16 ‘through August 25 and may be entered by’ enrolling ‘in an eight- lesson” sewing ‘course ‘ata local sewing center. The garment fash- ioned during this course becomes the contestant’s entry and is jud- ged on the basis of fashion right- néss as well as sewing construc- tion.

In addition to the two Paris trips, the’ 1962” Singer Young Stylemaker ‘Contest ‘offers “more than 4,500 prizes, including hand- some. cash « ‘awards, New .York trips, and the latest sewing ma- chine models, totalling over $130,-

Arrow Lakes Ferry Service

germ of polio will be ¢ bet The Sabin oral vaccine may be taken by’ people who have not had any injections of Salk vac: eine; but it is also an excellent booster. for those who’ have ‘taken some or all of the injections.

BEACON MOTORS. Ltd.

Pontisc — Bulck — Vauxhall © 701 Baker St. Nelson Phone 578

CASTLEGAR on DINING ROOW

OKED ‘Tho ideal Place to’ eat rae or for an‘ evening out. 0

Ginv's bleyele, waite Box'59, Bril-| | eae

fe acreage with buildings, between Castlegar and Nelson. Write A, _Knelaen,’ Burnham," Sask,

“ Second-hand olf range in good condition. Ph, Deer Park 4-R. or write Mr! Wm. Douglas, Deer ‘Park.

ation aed tends to apply for a Berd of the following described lands:- Commencing at a post ‘planted on the high water mark of the Columbia River,"sald post belng at the’ south West corner of Block 72, Lot 181, Plan 650, Kootenay District thence S. 24 degrees 00° E. for 300 feet; thence

| Where?

for 200 feet more or less to the high water mark being the ‘north east corner of the said Block 72; thence south westerly along the! sald: high water mark 370 feet more or. less to

Channel 2 and a CBC antenna: Ph. 365-5948.

Part or, fulltime soles for cosmetics, Ph, tulle time aellvery, man: for Puller & Brush Product B17

anaes

3 "piaera a Four, Castlegar,

Who?

When? Soon! : | Don't Mine att

316 Woman would like phouset one im- meilately. Ph, 365-801 oe

the point of and. con= taining 155 acres, more or less, for the purpose of gravel quarrying. Dated this 24th day’ of March, 1962. Alex BCLS.

Sor <bedroom house on Jaa or more of land. with option to uy. tn14

+] Ph, 365-8013,

‘Agent 3 Hhinatre: transter United,

NOTICES

oom and board in private home..

ng | AbPly _S11~4th: Ave., eee 318

NEW. BUSINESS

" FOR CASTLEGAR AREA Gene's Refrigeration Complete Comercial © & Domestic

Settee! Where? Cast! When? waters “tor the Datet Who? Elder's Fo Its Teerifisl 316

pale ec ‘Sales representative roeaulred | im 45

mediately, Experienced — 30: t

Service & Air’ Conditioning 7 Phone 368-8590:

. Trail,’ B.C. , 3190 Highway Drive

a Comfort under our: Air-con-

ANAT LORETTA’S BEAUTY SALON

Hair Styling, aus manicures

SIMPSONS SEARS WILL BE IN THE CASTLEGAR

OFFICE.

ditioned Hair. Dryers. ». Phone 365-8290

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‘PHONE 365.3031: ‘Classified ads are char- ged for at the rate of five.

ads” |

Building Supplies OGLOW BEOs, * pailding & Supply Co, Ltd.

Phone : 365-3351 -

laced “in pérson’ at < the | Castlegar News office is.50 cents, Minimum ‘charge for classified ads phened in to :the office 18.60 cents.

‘There Is a apectat rate of allowing ‘a classified ad to run three ‘times for the price of — two, providing there are_no changes in the wording of the ad in sub- sequent isaues,

A Castlegar. News box ‘“number'may be used on classified ads for an extra charge of 50 cents for han-

ding answers.

Engagement obituaries. and thanks of “ustal’ length are publisted at a flat” _ charge of $1.00,

yenrs of age, of consi tion and ‘bullding supplies prefer- able. Exceptional. opportunity. and steady. employment with national firm. Salary and. commission. Give full” particulars, required, own ‘car, Apply “Castlegar News, Box 490,

Castles: Co

= Model "Radlo_and TV Se = 365-8334 or apply 69 Main St, 815 ALCOHOLICS, ANONYMOUS, Box 303, Castlegar. tins Deadline for ‘classified ada is 12 noon Wednesday prior. to the. day of Jamis. tint? fe have machinery. tor digging aitenes eieptic tank holes and back h. 865-538, tins

HELP WANTED

In West. Kootenay Super-Market operation — applications for the po- sitions of:-. stock. clerks (male or female); boop-keeper; cashters, Ad- yancement proportionate to aptitude and-work, Elementary math ‘required. Apply Box 490F, Castlegar News. 318

‘tn’ ioving ‘memory of John Frank Nixon who passed away on May §, 1957. He Tememt and uoved! always by his wife and ‘son.

c experience, etc. ‘by first letter, Must

salary |’

Mrs. A. Sylvest 5-8084.:

—— Sponsored by the IODE — .

‘CALLING ALL GRADE 5 GIRLS IN CASTLEGAR, KINNAIRD & ROBSON

_ Would you like to be FALL FAIR QUEEN in September?

Interested. girls. phone Mrs, L. Zinio 55179 or

EVERY. ‘MONDAY. AND TUESDAY.

Free Estimates Nething Down 3: Years*To Pay: Do It Yourself and Save - Blueprints and Tools Loanec Phone | 365-6232 *

‘Gravel & Top Soil DITCHING, EXCAVATING ; PHONE 265-9041 COLUMBIA SAND: & GRAVEL ' Gor. Maplo & 9th, Castlegar

CASTLE

_ INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING SERVICE

For, Every Type of Business

V: G. EGGLES

Public Accountant 1186: CEDAR AVE. .

2S TRAIL ‘PHONE TRAIL 365-6818

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VOLKSWAGEN SALES &

USED CARS — TRAI

Phone R.A: (Bob)

‘61 Rambler Super Sedan, .. = only 6 thousand Miles

‘58 Pableau American 53 PI

and RAMBLER SERVICE

Horwill. 365-3491 . $2,795

$1,585.

PARKVIEW. MOTORS — NELSON, B.C,

AND.

TONIGHT. & FRIDAY & SATURDAY MATINEE Shows at 645 & $15 pm. Double Feature

Pg] E LEANE pcsaves

DOORS “In All Popular Styles ‘e 3 WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES — GLASS IN ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS Agents For Pearson Sashless. Win-

“dows and. All Sealed Units

CASTLEGAR SASH: AND DOOR “WORKS

HONE ° 365-3211

SAT, - MON. - TUES. Shows at 6.45 and 9 pm

HOW COULD IT HAPPEN TO RACHEL CADE?

ANGIE OCKINSON- PETER FNCH ROGER MOORE cscs Bl