CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 16, 1964

FOR SALE

Persian gambt Aenea

HOMES FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE

Can be

seen at Gem Clea aa “apartment-alzo- Say ‘clectric 23" with large thermostatically controlled oven and large storage drawer, in as-new condition. $75, Ph. 305-1902, LANDIS SUDDIVISION, CASTLEGAL dea! lots for split level! homes. Centrally located, reasonably priced. Ph. 65-5440 or 305-H200, tint Bahy buggy, baby's sitter chatr, channel 2 and 6 antenna with 50 tt, mast, Ph, 865-4931, 33 car chains, vee oo. reinforced, 650 — 15, GOO — — 15; never used, Skies, o X flome top; hand mute, Olt stove; foreed alr, drum and stand, Ph, 365-5823, 33 radio - phonograph:

KINNAIRD LISTINGS

700 ft. deep, Hardwood flo full basement, rumpus 1 80, nttnched garage, heat, Inundry tubs.

modern = subdivision, — pr

problems), street lights

‘Combination records; bed with spring mat- tress; all good condition und cheap. Ph, 365-8502. Double” bed and” mattress, also wringer washing machine. Ph, 265- laundry tubs, large. tot BLEED fully landscaped,

farae Teltehen and dining a

Or trade a 120 bass accordian, rile box 685 Castlegar, 33 1950 Chev. with 1635 motor. In running order, Just needs carburetor. What offers? Ph, 365-5907, Ol heater, Ph, 365-5564. EP] Delicious apples sult avatiabie Good quailty and special price on fa- mily sizes. Duncan Carter, Robson. Ph, 365-3111. 32 Sports Car special, Mome pulit special BMC “B" engine, dual carbs, wire wheels, 4-speed trans. running gear complete, Needs body finlsh. Ph, 365-5732. 82 View tot in Kinnaird, $750. Ph. 365-5158, 32

Bungniow type 3 BR.

situated on large view

fire place, large utility room.

PROPERTY! PLEASE USE VICES FAIR AND RELIABLE VENDOR AND PURCHASER.

Verv attractive 2 1, Tt, home situated on beautifully wool ed lot fronting on 10th Ave,

room

Full Price $14,000 — Terma cy e .

Modern 3 BR. home located corner lot In district's most

dtrecta, sewage (no septic tank FOR HOMES Full Price $14,000 — Terms * : .

poe on value describes this modern 4 B, R, family home,

with lovely mahogany bullt- Ings, full basement, gas hent, Ms

Priced to Sell $11,000 — Terms * . .

Home

compact kitchen Full Price $15,750. — Terms

* e ° . MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE

NoW IS THE TIME TO LIsT YOUR OUR SER-

Canadian coin collection, Ph, 365- 53. a2

HOMES FOR SALE

3 bedroom ultra modern home located in the Oglow subdivision. Cash’ or terms, To view Ph. 365-5263.

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YOUNG

AGENCIES LTD.

PHONE Office 305-4341

Castleaird Plaza

Brand new 8 bedroom home In| Residence 305-8117 Kinnaird

Castlegar, close to business area and

houre on large tot n'be geen any timo at bir ae finned Ph, 365-5189,

bedroom home av want ia NITA mortage. Ph, 308-8072 tin-4d2

ATTA AAT

fy a

SAFEST BUY-WORD:

varie Ors,

on

ete. Vre-Columbla Speclals

2 Bdrm Cottage at Lower Ching Crevk $760 This house ty in a run- ron | COwWN condition, and must he moved within au reasonable period, At to-' days price, this Is an eaay start to home ownership.

5 Bdrm, atl masonry home at Blueberry Crevk, on riverfront ucre- age, 2 Baths, ‘netivity rm, dining rm, fireplace, garage, and many, me | many extras, Only $16,500 with i di,

Largo Living itm und three bed rms over a full bsmt. Children will love this home. Within two blocks of grocery, school, pool and Kinnatrd Community Hall. Only $80 per mo. at 6%, with $2700 dn.

Residentlal Bldg Lots Castlegur - Kinnalrd - Bluoberry Gonelle - 3000 and up

ANDERSON AGENCIES

ftea) Estate and ‘Insurance * Res:

To

ust Phones

$O5-S441 ‘865-3276

2 eur office oF

ri Syetren our wnles- Sune Ph. 463-3260

wn A “ontuct Jt

schools; fireplace, carport. Full base-

ment has provisions for self-contain- ed suite, Natural gas heat, Ph. 365- 3897 or 965-5869 after 5 p.m, tin-45

Toor Rouse, near Castiowar |i NAMA ANNE

bedi Past eke ae basement, oll heat, Ph. 31 32

FOR RENT

IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN OR" BUSINESSMAN .. . And wane a smart central address when in Van- who attend to your wishes, whether it’s in a your i room or executive suite ..... Then you want

The Sands Motor Hotel

MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman Commercial Cards honored “On English Bay at Stanley Park”

couver, you will like the friendly courteous staff es

Fully furnished 2 bedroom du- plex unit, $85 per mo. One mile out from ferry. Ph, 365-5500, tin-3

aR I Biers cottage at Robson, is

‘A one bedroom sults no SOT io.a child. Ph. 865-815!

Furnished TEER suite. oe 5712 between 9 and 5.30.

ments. Own entrance, self contained, all found. Ph, 365-2571, ‘tin-3

‘2 bedroom house In ‘Kinnaird, 2 lots, garage,

TT New three room furnished apart- Si

FOR RENT 2 bedroom house. Available Jan. ae Apply 43 Columbia Ave. carn ee

bedrovin he in ad ans heating and range, electric fridge, rhe 252,

hedron

svat corpel in Lite near aehoolny, im: meillule occupancy; $85. per mo, Ph, aa5- 5149, 31 Furnished or unfurnished house

fy ferry. PRO AGS ATBL, Siceping rooms or room and bonrd, Ph, 368-5265 evenings, tfn-49 fT rent or snl business Dulld- Ing on Front Street, Low price, Cas- Hear Bullding Supply Ph, 365-8284. ttn-49 Toom furnished suite, Meet ois Ante Ph, 365-9781. | ifn-42

MNP AR

NOTICES '

WATKINS QUALITY PRODUGTS

For full ingornntion write 560 Well dnt

Tar slasnitied noon sWednesiny prior to

FOURD

We have a girl's mauve cardigal

1 | size G at the Castlegar Newa Office, aye sume by claiming

Owner may’ hi and_paying for thia a

WANTED

pup. Ph, 365-8905,

NOTIGES

‘TRADE TRAINING OFPORTUNITIES 48.C, Vocntlonal Scheol — BURNABY

the ‘nmonta)

Training scheduled to commence early In February, 1964, at the BA Vocational School — ‘BURNABY, ie pffcred to sultable applicants in Pre. Anbrent cody trades teninin olan

Tending ‘to the

$164 after'S p,

help in Ritehen, Brilliant,

Write

365-5907,

Jewels, change. Ph, 805-6532, Nelavn,

Can offer bright, Intelligent man with car a gant income and xecurl- ty, Good advancement opportunities. | beth Grace to Mr,

Want female part Cocker spanicl

“Student wants ride to and from school at Nelson week- dnye (will pay ie necessary) Ph, SC5-

‘Wilt do TEA housekeeping ur Box 120, , sie 8B

Want aman used areaser, Ph.

spot Tor ‘isa ~tazanure, antiques, coins, old gold, guns and

me Furniture and | Ex- 413 ever ae

ENGAGEMENT

Mr, and Mra, Walter Ratzlate of Castlenar wish to announce ‘the engagement of their etaiter Telisn-

of I~} Vancouver, son of ur ‘and Mra, Lioyd Pettit Sacramento . California. ‘Tho wedding will take place In Van couver Jan, 21 at 8 pm, in West Point Grey United Church,

LEGAL

ny APPLICATION VOR A WATER

LICRNOR WATER AQT (Section 0) . Harold Nevokshonotf! of Box 157, Bniliant B.C, hereby apply to tho Comptrojicr of Water Rights for nleenee to divert and use water out of Iron Creck which flows west and discharges into ground and give notice of my application to all pore pores boats ‘he point of diversion: will be tocated at Pt. A, W.R, Map 5284, The quantity of water to be di- verted 1a 500 g.a.d, The purpone for twhich the wa- ter will be used ts domest je land on which the svater with he ured ja Lot 90 of S.L.'s & 14 of L. 4598, Kootenay Distriet, Plan 4924, A cony Of this application was post= -48| ed at the proposed point of diversion

following trades: OATBUILDING BRICKLAYING LATHING PLASTERING SHEET METAL Preference is given to physically fll applicants over 16 years of age. While i minimum of Grade X

wit be given fo those upplleants who possese compensating qualities, such as maturity, Interest, and the ability to succced in thetr chosen vocational th

All tuition fees and a monthly subsistence allowance are paid plus one return transportation to Burnaby from place of Seriden ces Apply Immediately

Department of 411 Dunsmuir ‘street, VANCOUVER 3, B.C,

‘The “annual general _mecting of Robson . Recreation Commission

reports, estimates on 1964 e: and election of officers. ‘allt residents | welcome,

hold Sts’ annual meeting on Jan, 29 at S ) Pam, at the Public Health Centre,

Ladies wishing to curl Tuesday afternoon 1°- 3 please phone 365- 67. arene "Let U-Phone Answering Service take messages and phone 4-U-offices, etubs,, ete, U-Pone has oll the con-

CARD OF THANKS

and every blessing. r Day.

To those who contributed to the] corder at Nelsol many gifts recelved during the final weeks of my miniatry, sincere, thanks

and on the land where the water {8 to pe used on the ane day of Octo-

1963, and two coples were tea in the attice or, tne Water Re-

Objections to this application may be filed with the said Water Recorder or with the Comptroller of Water

Words are Tau = express our. thanks to the friends and nelgh- bours for the many acts of kindness, floral tributes and cancer memorial gifts extended to us at the time of our recent bereavement, We are in-

Rights at Victoria, B.C., within thirty,

APPLICATION FOR A WATER LICENCE 2 WATER ACT

jectlan 8) eter W. Samoyloff, of Box 23, Biitiant, B.C, hereby apply to the Comptroller of Water Iights for a cee to divert and uae water out

Iren Creek which flown west find dMacharges: Into ground ant give notice of my application ‘to all porann affected.

Point of diversion wilt be located nde S.W. corner S.L. 51.

The quantity of water to be dl- verted ie 1000 gad.

The purpose ad ane the water wilt be used is

The wae? an wih tie water wlll be uyed. is Lot 66 of Lot 4598, oot Dine It.

of thin application was

posted a the point of diversion and

on the land where the water. is to

used on the Oth day of Septem-

ber, 1963, and two copics were filed

In the ottlead Bt the Water Recorder at Nelson,

Obiections “to this. application may be fled with the sald Water tocar der or. with the Comptroller of Water Rights Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C., within thirty days of

jate of publication is: Jan, 16, oe PB w. Samoyloff Applicant.

— LAND OLEARING - EXCAVATION +. BULLDOZING

Contact * PAUL THEDERAHN

days of the first date ol of the application. The first date of publication iu: Jan. 9, I

farold Nevokshonoft Applicant. a:

deed grateful to Dr. H. B, Dimock, nurses and staff of ee pe Hospital, Dr. C, S, Fowler, Dr. W.

Yule and nurses and statf of ‘Caatie: gor and District Hospital, A special

‘The Casttegar Cancer lear Society v allt :

Guild, the Castlegar Tope ladies ant Home. — A. T. Horswill and family,

thanks Lo Archdeacon B. A, Reskere ‘The Director of ‘Apprenticeship, W.

Don Wickett of Castlegar Funcral

my A 8) We, The Board of School Trus- roe Saleen District No, 9, Castlegar Box 820, Castlegar, Ee id hereby. ‘apply: tothe

CATERING,

Experienced in wedding, social and banquet Contact Mrs. J. Regan at 365-4723.0r Mrs. P.. J. Vaessen at 365-5337 |

Water Rights for n leence to divert and use water out of Norns Creck

Jan. 17, 1957.

Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds, dear «Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps her near.

Dennis, wife and family.

In loving memory or our Mother Mrs. T. J. Hughes who passed away

— Ever remembered by her son

which flows nouthery and discharges into the Columbia River and give no- ice of my application to all persons affected, The point of diversion will be located at Approx. 1900' westerly of pase | Creek School. ‘he quantity of ater < be dl- aried is" 1000 to 150( The purpose for nie the water is to be eed Is domestic, The land on which the water will be sed is Lot 2 of Lot 8641, Koo-

- LEGAL

FOR A WATER

tacts U.

8076 or 365-4615. 3 Furnished one bedroom house-

peers apartment. Ph. 365-4875 Blue-

err: petty

bedroom house. Apply 370-; nord

Ave. castiowar. Ph, 365-6311.

Sultes for rent, 574-

Castlegar.

tie, | Ja atten baby- sitters, wake-you, shopping service, catering, ete. Lazy boy chair for sale, in good condition, 22, Range; can be hooked to natural gas or uscd with propane; §75. Ph, Lynne Chat~ te 5265, evenin fn-49

“Trail Business College New Term Begins Feb. 3. 4a

rnished seabin, T2440 Ave. Castlegar. Ph, 365-8356. 32

ALCOHOLICS ANONEMOUS. Box 303, Castlegar. tint

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You pay for an advertisement on the basis of length

and width, but what you really

buy is the opportunity

to talk about your merchandise or service to a specified number of readers, Laid one upon another, a one inch

stack of your adverti: in . 300 homes reached.

Thickness . . . or circulation that gives promise to your sales message, that it will:

reach potential customers.

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The ABC insigne assures you that our circulation

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iow whether creulenen

fs measured by the highest standards in the advertising

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Sole purpose is to give accurate and factual c reports. ABC audits are trusted by national advertisers and advertising agencies, They can be trusted by. you,

Our tell-all ABC report shows how. much circulation’ we actually deliver, where these copies are’ distribu ed, how, much ‘readers: pay, and: other information you’, : should know about the thickness of your advertising here — facts, without opinions, compiled from a

LICENCE “WATER ACT (Section: )

of Box

tenay. District, Plan 4923.

—— Gravel & Top Soil

DITCHING, EXCAVATING PHONE 360-9041

OOLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL Cor, Maple & Sth, Castlegar

this 3 posted ut the proposed point of di- version and on the land where the water 1s to be used on the 14th day of December, 1963 and two coples. were {led In the office. of the Water Re- corder at Nelson. Lae

- Tom 69, Brilliant, ‘ae hereby apply

west and give notice of my applica tlon to all persons affected,

verter ed, 1000 g. ‘he pui iene Yor which the wa. ter ai be used Is: domestic.

win” be used Is 60 of at 4598, Plan 4924.

posted at the proposed point of dl-. version and on the land where

of September, 1963,

Recorder. at Nelson, ‘B.C.

date of Publication: Jan. 9, Tom A, Stoochnoff Applicant,

the Comptroller of Water Rights tor a Ieence to divert’ and use water aut of Ootischenia Creek which flows

The point of diversion will. be Jacated at Zoobkefe and Hadiken

The quantity, of water to be di-

and on which the water

if SL. -Kootenay Bistros ‘A copy of this uppllcation was

the]. + T Phone’ 352-6841 water Is to be used on the 32th. day and two coples were filed in the oftiee of the Water

Objections to this application may be filed with the sald Water Recorder or ,with the Comptroller of Water Rights at Victoria, B.C. within thirty days of the first date of pu- blication of the. application. “First |’ 1964. ] > -- 22

may Oe filed with the anid ‘Water Re- corder or with the Comptroller, of Water Rights,

Donald Bros.

Earthmoving’ Contractors BASEMENT | DIGGING, DYECH- BACKFILLING,

Victoria, B.C, within thirty days days of the first date of publication of the application. First date of pu-

LAND- SOAPING, ¢ GRAVEL Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

blication is: Jan. 16, 1964. School

District No. 9. (C: By ©. H. King (Sec. Treas.) one

fontiao — Buick <—~ Vauxnou 701 Baker St. Neuson"

BEACON MOTORS Ltd..

Building Supplies OGLOW: BROS. Ballding & Supply, Go. Le

Phone’ 365-3351

APPLICATION 3 or A WATER

, Peter 56, Beltane, B.C. hereby” apply - to

a licence to divert tlon to alt persons ‘affected.

Hadlken tank,

rigation, boas will be’ an is Lots 32 and 20 of S.L. 45 Plan "om é

P. Potapoff of P.O, Box the Comptroller of’ Water Rights for and use water out of Ootischenla Creek-which flows west and give notice of my applica-

H The point of diversion will be located at same place Zoobkorf and

The oon of water to be di-

‘The: pun rpose ‘for which the wa- ter will be ‘used Is domestic and ir-

Jand on which the water

98, Kootenay District,

LLL.S. Ltd.

e -Charter Service Towing - Barges anywhere on the Arrow

Phone. 365-5500 NIGHTS — NELSON 352-5484

Arrow Lakes Ferry Service

————— | erie

iNG

eo Air Conditioning

Puraps & Water Conditioning Swimming Pool ‘Equipment

WE CARRY A GOOD

copy of this application was posted at the proposed point of dl- version and on the land ‘where the water is to be uyed on the 12th day of: September, 1963, and two. copies were filed in theo oétice o of the Water Recorder “at Nell

Objections to, "thie" application may be filed with the said Water Recorder or with the Comptroller of Water Rights at Victoria, B.C,, within thirty days of the’ first date of pu- bilcation of the application, First date of Publicatlon: Jan. 9, 1964, Peter P. Potapoff Applicant... 22

STOCK OF SUPPLIES First-Class Gas Piping

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:|"tor’ a Heence to divert and ‘use water «| out of Ootischenia Creek which flows |"

: 60 o! 4598, 3 Kootenay District. Plan brn

of publication of the application. ve

For A WATER LICENCE ‘WATER ACT

I, Alec and Laura:Stoochnoff, of Box 69,° Seaont, B.C, hereby’ apply jo the Comptroller of Water Rights

west and give notice of our applica

tion ‘to all. persons affected.

{The “point of. diversion will be Zoopkofe

ik. The Suantity ¢ of water to be di- xerted is 1000 g. ‘ne purpove, “tor which the wa- ter. wit be ‘used is, domestic. <The fand.on which the water will be used’ is. Lot 58. of S.L. if Lot

copy of this application was ‘poate atithe proposed. point of di- ‘version and ‘on :the land: where the |’ be used ‘on ‘the toad

63 and two co. pies’ were filed in the office of the Water Recorder at Neison, B.C, Objections ‘to ; this Bpplication may ‘be fled with’ the said: Wate Recorder or with the Comptroller of Water Rights at Victoria, B.C. with- In thirty days of. the Trst date

‘date of publication: ts: Jan Aloe and Laura Stoochinotic" “apol

eacifi : REQSONABLE RATES

SASH AND pooR” WORKS:

TO Leave Robson Whart 19.00 a.m. Monday. Artive

Edgewood 400 pm, Monday, Edgewood

“7.00; am. weiner. Artive Bobeon Wh: 1.00; pan, Friday. * “PHONE 385-5500

TONITE & FRIDAY Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

MAT... SAT. AT.'1.30°P.MA.

SAT. - = MON. - TUES, - WED.

Shows ,at yand ‘9 :pm

the first date of publication, The first , d

Bisseil is Guest Speaker on Goliege At IODE Meet

At ono of the recent’ mectings of the Lillian Killough Chapter of IODE G. C, Bisseli was guest speak-

er and gave a talk on the region- | § a

al college, The December meet- ing was preceded by a deliclous turkey supper, the highlight of which was the presentation of 25 year pins to three charter mem- bers, who were Mrs. W. Houston, Mrs. R. Whittaker: an

Goresky. Mrs. Goresky was the first regent of the cian Killough Chapter.

A short, business meeting fol- lowed the supper, after which W. Greep, a minister of the Latter Day Saints showed pictures of Africa

and other interesting places‘he had E

taken while over there. Many thanks were extended to Mr. Greep for such an interesting evening.

The regular meeting of. the IODE was held Monday evening ia the Twin Rivers Hall with Mrs. Ly Zinto, regent, presiding, ‘There ‘were 18 members present and in the opening two. minutes silence ‘was observed for the late Mra, A, Horswill, who was past regent of the chapter...

Routine business was conduct- ed and two new members were enrolied and given a warm wel- come,

now members are Mrs. R. Donnan‘and Mrs, C. McKinnon. * ‘)

It was reported that the Christ-| - mas raffle was very successful. The tickets were drawn by Fiona and Kristy McFazean and the first prize winner was Mrs, M, Stover second prize winner Sylvio Demeo, . At the close of a very’ busy| 1 business meeting delicious refresh: ments were ‘served.

FIRST ‘MEETING of the new year was held by the ‘board’ of. school’ trustees. of | School District’ No.’ 9. on Monday night.

Pictured ‘from. left ‘to; rightare:’ Kinnaird

trustee Ernie Mills, Robson

rge Rilkoff, Castlegar trustee Jim Lamont, of

district

ter- Jacobson.

trustee Geo-

Claude 5...

"Bissell, school board chaitman Mrs.’ Wal-

surer C. H. King, Castlegar trustee Romeo Goulet, Blueberry Creek trustee Bill Gat-

trell, and .. Thrums trustee John Moran.

of Kinnaird, secretary-trea-

_ Castlegar, News Photo

24. ‘Members

‘Robson Church WA Meet

i ‘Twe nty-four ‘members and one errs attended the first meeting of 1964 of the Women's Association

‘Attend First

Yeh‘ Hall. Mrs. Duncan Carter, the president: was in the- chair, The meting opened with the singing

of f Robeo jon ¢ Church held on-Jan.'6 ia the Chu-

Bete Sigma Phi’s Have

‘Connoisseur’

Beta. Sigma Phi chapter of Alpha Phi held its first meeting ofthe new year at the home. of ‘Mrs. 'T, Lockhart.

The program, entitled The Con- noisseur, was presented by Mrs. I, Charban-and Mrs.-W. Nyhus. To

begin, Mrs. Charban read two dif- ferent definitions of the work “con- noisseur” and a quotation by Keats.

Descriptions of Greek, Roman and other ancient ‘art :was. given while illustrations of old pieces were passed around. Minor rarities were discussed, including the art of making silk, felt and cotton. Glass blowing, pewter manufacture and the making of China were then discussed” “and “examples: were

Program shown.

The making of pottery and the use of silver was also gone into with pictures‘and examples.

,The history of ‘dolls was ,dis- cissed from the kind used’ in’an- cient Egypt to the present. ‘A des- eription of the Quecn’s doll house and the fairy. doll house’ was‘ read. "A general discussion and questions followed, Refreshments were ser- ved by hostesses Mrs. L. Vader and Mrs. M. Wood.

The Beta Sigma Phi members and their husbands held a Christ- mas party on Dec, 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gormley. Games and contests were enloyed, with a number of lucky winners.

SOCAN FOR

SAFETY SAKE.

Give yourself and the other drivers a treat — Have your

- headlights adjusted at i

KEN‘S. WHEEL ALIGNMENT KINNAIRD

Ph, 365-2472 t

JEFFERY — To Mr. and Mrs. Robert: Jeffery - of .Castlegar, Jan. 10, @ son,

TAMELIN —-To-Mr. and Mrs. William Tamelin of Castlegar, Jan.

SYLVE: — Mr. and Mrs.

A, Sylvest ot Castlegar wish to an-

nounce the arrival of their ‘chosen twin daughter on Jan. 14.7

PEREP. — To Mr. and

Mra. Joseph’ Perepalkin of Fprums,

A

as 15, a son.

“Acne (

4 Hyson and Mrs. AS, aartin.

of New Year's hymn, accompanied by Mrs. A. W. Thorp.

Mrs, 43.0. Smith conducted the devotional period,reading one of the:sermons of the Tate Peter Marshall,

The meeting was divided into three groups, and round table dis- cussions were held to-make plans for the work of the Association for 1964,

It was decided.to: allocate the “tea _money” meeting to missions again this years and also the sum of $100 was vot- ed. to be given to the Board: of Trustees of Robson Community Me: morial Church towards’ the’ cost of the oil for heating the church. The standing committees for the year were appointed as fol- lows: — misison -work sommmntteee lf — Mrs. H. F. Hyson and Mrs. °

J. Martin; stationery anes ae _ Mrs...G,-Miller and Mrs, A. -W. Thorp; ‘kitchen committer: — Mrs. E.:Thors and Mrs, R. A..Cristof ferson;, hostess. —. es: J. Heslop and hymn books — Miss Lily Per-

neat the close of the. meeting refreshments were served by hhos- tesses Mrs.:J. Raine, Mrs.

RARE> COINS: <The rarest. of all Canadian coins, are-the.$10 and $20 gold

Celebrates His

"80th Birthday

collected at each | ;

| ghbors..and friends. dropped j in ao

‘Hike ‘Demeo

HOCKEY CHATTER

By GEORGE: JACKSON

From elther side of the Ber-)-

lin Wallcame‘ singing and shout- ing os many! old friends reunited ‘during the Christmas season. This ‘may be the one time in history that laughter and merriment ‘will ‘be written into the text books.

It was pleasant to once again

{hear the shouting and smash of

rooms ‘from over the Wooden Wall as the local curlers used every: trick in the-book to outwit and. out shout their opposition in the recent bonspiel. I hope the curlers have been able to overcome their problems and would support. any move to .provide ‘bigger and better facili- ties for curling. The sconer this goal is achieved, the sooner we'll have more and better facilities. We are hoping for some pally lcity during: the televised, NHL game on Saturday: nite, and also Jocal merchants » Bob: Maddocks, Gordon: Pettitt; and, Joe. Fodor. of Castlegar ., Sporting Goods have made their 15. minute CJAT radio program \.""The Great Outdoors” available to.us.on‘Jan, 23 for the purpose of promoting “Minor Hoe- key Week.” To these and other merchants, dealers and: organizations’ we :sin- cerely say. thanks and would sug- gest that ‘residents support. the local meceharts who support min- or ho

Week ’Jan:'25 to .Feb.‘1 are’ just about complete ‘and now, that the past chairman.of the, Castlegar vil-

-}1age council is pack: from ‘the

day evening, hen.a group of nel-

wish him‘a;‘Happy Birthday’: the occasion’ of his 80th birthday which he celebrated Tuesday

“The 17 guetss enjoyed a ‘slag

song led by Mrs. D, Morrison with i

coast, we are assured that “Aage Sylvest’ will, get busy on that big new clock’ he’ promised way bi

in September. *..

Our time keepers are becom- ing. experts in’ judging time’ by); the angle of the ‘sun beams that peep in through one or two! holes in the arena’ roof. However, ‘night games are most. frustrating and out- of-town. teams lacking in pioneer | ° spirit. protest loud. and long. The executive have written the Cas tlegar. © council requesting they make more usable parking space between the arena and sidewalk 50 Dad “if you'll just co-operate a little and- walk ‘a few’ steps far- ther when you bring your son to the 'rink we may” get away from a lot of the present conjestion in the ‘drive at: the rink entrance. The Juvenile ‘steam who. are

f.

the: singing of many old including a song:which ‘Mys.-Morri- son-had written about the Demeos of Setond Avenue to the tune of “We Love Those Dear Hearts, and Gentle People.”

Mr, Demeo was ‘presented with

F.|/a° woollen cardigan ‘and. cigars, ony.

behalf of his neighbors.and friends and. expressed: his ‘deep gratitude of the ‘gifts. and the ‘kind’ wishes.

“At the close.of a very pleasant evening, | delicious , refreshinents

pieces si struck at New W 1862; ‘the: rarest modern

rae is the. 1921, fifty cent piece.

Birthday, Mike"” o1

were served i birthday cake with- “aver ‘goth

By BRUCE BROWN .

Hi kids! A’ very ‘belated sea- son’s “greetings from ‘the Teen Town executive to’ its member- ship.. We hope ‘you “enjoyed: our Christmas: activities. To "start, off with, the Christmas dance. was not

“fabulous”! We hope to.have these, fellas back again in the near r fut ure, 3)

What. happened

Teen Town Has Busy Time Over the, Christmas Season

exactly. a. profitable venturs even|, though we still enjoyed ourselves, | :| From all reports, the Tycoons were |*

copy, through any executive m- ber: of ‘the council. ~~

The next general meeting will beheld on! Jan. 27 at the’ high School. Seq’ you therel:;

Woodland - Park Brownies, Gui es. -Parents Meeting

Wear yourselves out at the dance? There was'a‘ certain lack of inter- est the following day. We'd like to’ try ithis again. with- the” hopes of a more.enthusiastic crowd. Last Friday's, dance: was solos:

“The and’ Guides Nees conmities held its monthly meeting at the home ‘of Mrs. D. Jaques. Present was the District Coin- missioner, Mrs. J. Dalziel, to dis- .cuss the coming events for ‘the

sal! The 200 mark! The executive is Ses plased with the rising interest in our activities, The incident which occired last Frday was not directly concerned with Teen ‘Town. It must, be pointed‘ out that:the RCMP are still backing \us/100 :per cent."

up and, passed. our constitution and Teen Town rules. A’ copy of said constitution and rules will be, for;

{| warded to. each ‘member ‘shortly.

Interested. parents. may « obtain

We have ‘successfully. drawn}.

ear. ..Plans were made’ for the mo- ther and daughter. banquet which will.take place in February. «Mrs, Warford,and Mrs, Craig will be’ the | = representatives ‘at | the district meeting ‘at. Castlegar. (The next meeting: will bé held} ‘atthe home of: Mrs. Trene Dyck at 10 am. on Feb. 7:. : ‘At ‘the close” of the ‘meetin’

coffee ond efroshments ‘were ser-

‘pam. to 6pm.

to.5.p.m:, With’ Hatcher

“gvenings: With Renan ~All -Day

» All Day With Kitchen ‘ Civic’ ‘Elections |

-|'son and Mrs.

i games had better pull up: their sox and he prepared to go- when. games are, arranged or the patience’ and personality of your coach Ron Mac- Intyre may become ‘like the nota- tion in a wholesale catelogue “Sub- ject to change without notice.” »

Father; Bauer and. his” Cana

dian: Olympics are making a fine

show'.for Canada while on’ their European tour. Castlegar. and: Dis- tiret. players, would «do, well to note that almost:every player on the Olympic squad) is’ a university student or graduate.

DEER PARK SOGIALS

Final ‘plans’ for Minor Hockey |;

Yes, education docs shadow hockey and. for this reason all games next week will be changed to practices while student players are writing exams,

Good ‘luck fellows, and re- member “nothing less than your best.” Failure to show up for prac- tice for reason of homework or study will meet with the appro- val of our executive,

Minor Horkey mothers please note, Every mother who accom. panies her budding star to the arena are asked to call at the Mi- nor Hockey offi¢e during her at- tendance and leave her name and phone number ‘in, the office.

A draw will be made on Jan, 29 ‘during the winning festivities for’ “Minor Hockey ifother.” We have a very attractive prize that

ther.

Our new sweaters are coming in faster‘than we can‘collect coat hangers, so kids, please bring a

ment in tip-top shape.

uld approve this slogan.

YOUR LUCKY DOLLAR STORE

We Reserve the Right To Lialt Quantities

Don‘t forget, we have a full line. of Fresh Meat, it to order! We handle gov‘t. graded meats. and do not @re-package it ahead. |

I'know will please any lucky mo-| :

and cut

48- oz.

coat hanger with you next time and help us to keep our new equip-

So.long for now. and Dad — keep him .on,the ice and out, of hot water. Even the curlers sho-

“Apple Juice. 3 tins $1.00

ROBSON SOCIALS

* (gira, T.:Banford Ph. 365-5883

’° Mrs; K. Hepher of Boswell is currently visiting at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and:Mrs; J. H. Smith.

* Mr. Chalmers who is spend- ing ‘the’ winter’ in” Nelson, spent | *

a few days in Robson last week, renewing acquaintances.

’ = Mothers of Robson Guides and Brownies are urged to attend the Parent committee’ meting on Jan- un 21, at 10 a.m. at the home

Mrs, E. , Thors. (Robson. town- Sie). Plans will: be‘ made’ at’ this ||meeting for the mother and daugh- ter banquet in February.

Congratulations of Robson and

district are extended’ to Mr. H. Evans, who. was named. citizen: of the year on Saturday evening. ©.

‘Mr. Pete Cheveldave return- ed home Tuesday, morning. from

Vancouver where he visited fora few days with-his two sons Peter andJoseph and families. 2)

“oR RENA | SCHEDULE

}. (Please Clip and Save)... . SUNDAY family. skating: 430-68 com- mercial hockey; /-7-9- students. and adults,: iskating.: ee MONDAY 6-9 minor hockey; 9.30-11 com- mercial hockey. : TUESDAY 4-230 mothers and tiny tots (10c and © 25e);°°4.30-5.30 figure skating; 6-9 minor hockey; 930-11

MRS. WILLIAMSON:

Six members, and one visitor attended :the January, meeting of the Deer. Park Women's Institute at the home of-Mrs. H. C. Cole- man.“After a short business period, the .thember {enjoyed a delicious lunch served’ by the hostess, fol- lowed by a social, evening..

" Mrs, Fred: Briggeman left on the . weekend: for: Portland: where

who passed away on Friday, Mr. and: Mrs... ‘GT. : William-

Sunday visitors to 0 Castlegar share

she will attend the, funeral of her}... mother, the late Mrs.’ Ora ‘Wires, | .

Kent. were}:

hockey. , WEDNESDAY: 6-8 general skating; 8-10 broom ball (Celgar). THURSDAY 1-2.30 mothers and tiny tots; 6-8 minor. hockey; 9,30-11, com- mercial hockey. ‘

a FRIDAY "2

45.30 figure’ skating ; 6-8 Cel- gar broom ball; 830-1030 seneral skating... nd SATURDAY Tam; to 1 p.m. minor hockey; | = 24 children’s skating; 7-9 general skating. (This ‘schedule printed: cour- tesy of the Castlegar News.) \.

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