6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 3,

1958

Robson W.A.
Plans Supner

The regular monthly mect-

After much discussion the
Women's Association decided to
have a Bean Supper with en-
tertainment following, on Sat,
April 26 at 6 Loa in the Robson

Hall. Ce

ing of the Women's
to thé Robson’ Community
Memorize! Church, was held in
the church hall on Tuesday after-
oon with twenty members and
‘six. visilors attending. Mrs. R.
“T. Waldie was in the chair,

* The mecling was opened
with the singing of a hymn and
a prayer. Minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read.

Mrs, H. F. Hyson reported
that the coffee and doughnuts
served by W.A. at the close of
the Annual meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the Robson
church were greatly appreciated.

Mrs, A. W. Thorp reported
that the entertaining of the
Evening Group in the form of a
Progressive Dinner was very
successful.

The kitchen committee, Mrs.
Hyson and Mrs. L. M. Quance
showed the members the table-
cloths made from sheeting by
Mrs. W. Kennedy and embroid-
ered by Mrs. G. Miller. The two
mew tables made by Mr. J.
Raine were also on display.

for this event are as follows:

Entertainment: Mrs, Thorp
and Mrs. Quance; Table Setting
and Decorating, Mrs. R. T. Wal-
dic, Mrs. J, Raine and Mrs. F.
Giraud; Food, Mrs. D. Carter,
Mrs, H. Hyson, Mrs,. EB. H. Me-
Phee and Mrs. O. B, Ballard;
Clean-Up, Mrs Thorp, Mrs, H.
Evans, Mrs, Sutherland, Mrs. R.
Batchelor; Publicity, Mrs, Raine.

Mrs. R. T. Waldle then wel-
comed the visitors and said that
she was very pleased to see such
a good attendance,

At this point Mrs. Carter
teok charge of the. devotional
period and introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. N. Gibson, of Nel-
son, She was accompanied by
Mrs, McLeod and Mrs, Walkley.

Mrs. Gibson spoke about the
‘Canadian Baptist Mission in
India.” She said that the Nelson
Baptist Mission Circle took up
the White Cross work which
consists of making bandages,
children’s clothes, quilts, scarves
etc. These articles are sent to
Dr. G ’s hospital in India.

Mrs. O.
that cards and juices had been
sent to sick members and also
visits made,

Mrs, Thorp moved a vote of
thanks to Mrs, Gibson for her
very informative talk.

ONION PLANTS

- SEED POTATOES.

GARLIC SETS

ONION SETS

ROSES

H-T ROSES

FLORIBUNDA ‘ROSES
‘EXTRA GRADES

AT 89¢ EACH

GLADIOLI, 1 Dozer ....
ANEMONES

Mitchell Supply Lid.

‘TRAIL ond CASTLEGAR

Making Friends

CHAINS ATTACHED TO COLLAR of cougar hold it at bay while Flight Lieu-
tenant Bruce Inrig, 37, of Hamilton, Ontario, tries to make friends with the Van-
couver Island “kitte”. Cougar will soon be the mascot of the RCAF's 432 (Cougar)
All Weather Fighter Squadron based at Bagotville, Quebec. It is a gift from the
,Squadron’s friendly rivals at Comox on Vancouver Island. Although a, “kitten”.
‘the cougar at eight months already weighs: more than 70 pounds.

we es
@ Driving Fatigue .

A common complaint with
drivers on long trips during the
summer is that they get head-
aches from too much visual work
behind the wheel.

Salemen and truckdrivers

are used to this complaint and
they. know how to avoid it, The
trouble is caused by concentra-
ting on objects flashing by at
close range,
And the way to prevent it is
to shift the eye from one spot in
front of the car to one on the
horizon every so often.

Another cause of headaches
is faulty sun glasses. Bubbles or

jJother distortions in the lenses

ean cause eye irritation that can
leave a splitting headache.
« It is better to buy good qua-

lity glasses for driving than to

OUR 7th ANNUAL

We Offer

OUTSIDE WHITE PRIMER
OUTSIDE WHITE FINISH COAT
INSIDE WHITE UNDER COAT
INSIDE GLOSS ENAMEL

INT SALE

CONTINUES

$4.37
$4.37
$4.37
$4.37

$1.31
$1.31
$1.31
$1.31

Latex Rubber Base Paint in ten colors and while
Gallon ........ $5.45

Sale will continue while present stock lasts — come in and make your
selcetion while stocks are complete

take a chance on cheap ones, You
should also avoid lenses that are
too dark. They may be extra
restful to the eyes'’but an element

imize contrast too much and
you cannot see well in unex-
pected dark or shaded spots.

A good idea.when driving is
to pull off the road every hund-
red miles or so or change posi-
tiens with another passenger for
a five-minute eye rest. Actually,
when your eyes tire while driv-
ing, it's time to turn in,

Driving is like any other oc-
cupation: if you do too. much of it
you get fatigued. And fatigue

makes the driver less able to
handle his car skilfully.

Surveys have discovered that
a driver in the city has to make
fifty. decisions per hour .and
many of them on the spur of the
moment, Country driving calls
for 20 decisions an hour.

These decisions are tiring,
and the more tired a driver gets,
the less able he is to make de-
eisions accurately. Seventy-five
per cent of accidents are caused
by law violations that have been
brought about by 4 leck of alert-
ness,

Over and over police invest-
igating an accident have heard
the plea “I didn’t see the sig-
nal." That is why safety officials
recommend frequent stops by
drivers to make sure their senses
are kept ready for work,

of daner enters because they min-|

wears down physical fitness and|

McKinnon — To Mr, and Mrs. J.
McKinnon, Nakusp, March 29, a
daughter.

McKenzie — To Mr. and Mrs,

Colin McKenzie, Kinnaird, March
29, a daughter,

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For Dependable Service
PHONE
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B.& B ELECTRONICS

Bob Brandson —

+ Robson 11:00 a.m.

ANGLICAN CHURCH

Good Friday and Easter Services
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 4

Castlegar 2:00 p.m.

Quarts . waeeeee $1.75

BROTHERS
Building and Supply

Kinnaird 7:30 p.m.
Services Conducted By Canon E. Jackson
of the Cathedral at Spokane E.
ALL’ WELCOME

EASTER DAY

Robson 8:00 am.
Castiegar 9:30 a.m., Family Worship

$241,000 Raised By
Christmas Seals =~

Christmas Seals have done
their. biggest job on record in
rallying increased support’ for
the tight against tuberculosis in
British Columbia,

Final figures on the 1957-68
Christmas Seal sale and mail
tanvass show a total of $241,000
to help B.C. Tuberculosis So-
elety stamp out TB through free
chest x-rays, research and public
education,

The total is up nearly $6,000
over last year, despite downward
trends in businéss and unemploy-
ment which were reflected in
some districts,

All Vancouver area. districts
showed increases over last year,
Vancouver .City. was,.up’ nearly
$4,000 and New Westminster was
up $800 and. Whalley-North Sur-
rey was up $1,800.

Other areas that were up this
year include Courtenay-Camp
bell River, Duncan, Golden, Kel-
owna, Kimberley, North Vancou-
ver, Smithers-Terrace, Vander-
hoof, Vernon ‘and Victoria,

In addition to supporting free
chest x-rays and tuberculin tests,
Christmas Seals provide money
for research education and Wel-
fare, grants and equipment for
health units, the. purchase and
upkeep of mobile x-ray units and
help in building the new Vancou-
ver ‘Preventorium,

“The result is very

ing,” says - secretary
Fred Arnott. “It shows increas-
ed public awareness of the need
for an all-out effort to search
out and reduce tuberculosis from
its position as our number onc
communicable disease! problem."

OGLOW BROS.
ding & Supply Co. L

Building ; Supplies

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| WISH TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORTED

ME AT THE POLLS ON THURSDAY LAST

A. L. HARVEY

‘JUST ARRIVED
1958 Biles j in — & Fairhanks-Morse

FRIDGES — WRINGER WASHERS —
‘WASHERS and ELECTRIC. RANGES

—Don't Delay — See Them Today—

JUST ARRIVED :

LARGE SHIPMENT OF LINOLEUMS
AND CONGOWALL

SELLING AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES

fo install:
A

Gas Appliance?
See us today for the
newest in ‘style at low
; cost

. GAS RANGES:
“GAS HEATERS:
GAS FURNACE
GAS HOT WATER
“TANKS

Lowest ‘Installation
Prices

AUTOMATIC

FOR SALE — 3 room log house,} FOR SALE — Small farm on
613, 7th Ave. wired for range,
2 and four fifth acres, part

137,

gravel deposit. ‘Tozer,

[READ AND u

AORTEL TRY 2

FOR SALE — Good quality
phone 3701, after

Paul
‘y-Paulson

apply Box 108, Kinnaird.
. 313

Crescent St, C:
5154,

phone
312) FOR SALE — Lots 60 x 100 and

FOR SALE — 5 roomed modern] W. Saprunoff, phone 4587,
home, large lot, Kinnaird —
Phone - 3056. a2

74 x 100, and 60 x 100. Apply
Sit

FOR SALE. —~ House, 2 reoms
and bath, garage, $1500, Phone
313

‘7801.

FOR SALE — Small house on

“large improved lot, garage,
fruit trees — C, J. McCrelght,
Dumont, Kinnaird. tin 6

6 pm, 312

FOR SALE — Acme electric
stove, like new $1385 — Singer

FOR SALE 1952 Austin,, phone
6801, Castlegar. Slt

FOR RENT — 2 room Tarnished
suite and 2 bedroom home,
Phone 7031. 114

treadle sewing machine $8--
small trailer $25 — Heater 33
«-table $2—large iron sauce-
pan $2 — Apply 345-4th be-
fore 6 p.m. 114

FOR SALE — ‘Atiractive, modern
home on6th Ave. Four rooms,
bathroom, plus finished room
in full

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze

Plaques
Phone 3601

FURNITURE
LONG DISTANCE
— AN
For Free Estimates.
. BONE
Castlegar £521 ‘Trail 192
Nelson 1471
UNITED TRUCKING

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT.
COFFEE SHOP

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT

.. PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

floors in living room and one
of the bedrooms. Fireplace,
heavy wiring, lot 60 x 100,
could be financed by CM & S
Co, Apply 654, 7th avenue —.-
Phone 2776. MW

FO RSALE — Tent and poles
9 ~ 9. Emerson table model

FOR RENT — Furnished or un-
furnished 2 bedroom house in
Castlegar, phone 2496, né

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor —
78, Maple St. Castlegar, B.C,
Alice Zuckerberg, phone 4631,

NOTICE — For experienced or-
namental iron work or black-
smithing, apply J. W. Hoodi-|
koff, Thrums, B.C. or phone
542, Thrums.

NOTICE — Rummage Sale next

to Inland Gas. Wed, April 9
at 10 am. Sponsored by the
Salavation Army. 13

$30, West-
iaeneees automatic roaster-
oven $15, Phone 2776, 554,-7th
Ave, 314

FOR SALE — 1955 Ranch wagon
—phone 4004, ie

NOTICE -- ,Cess pools and
septic tanks cleaned. Renson-
able rates, free inspection —
Phone 491-X aftr 6 p.m. or
*‘ write Dick Wiyrick, 140 Baker
St, Nelson, B.C, 314

FOR SALE — 1942 Fargo: hglt
ton truck, Any offer considet-
ed. Phone 2496, 1M

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom modern
home, heavy wiring, all electric
heat, apply F, phone

NOTICE — Rawleigh products
obtainable from dealer, Mrs.
Gladys Myacinthe, Sherbiko
sub. Yellow and white trailer
. with building alongside, day or
evening.- , ole

4086 or 3711. 312

FOR RENT — 3 bedroom apt.
also 3 room apt, Phone 6801,
., Castlegar, tini3

“HAIR DRESSING PARLCR

‘A complete beauty service
by appointment

PHONE 2563
Nora Mojelski . .

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
‘Rim Heels on adies’. shoes

_ CASTLEGAR, BC.

Your choice of many
gay colours — also
. dlack, white and alu.
minum. Use it out.

doors as well as in. *

Goeson smoothly, dries
quickly. Glossy, tile:
Itke surface is easy to.
keep clean, stands hard
wear and weather.

UNITED |
TRUCKING
| DAILY FRRIGHT SERVICE
‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar.
Nelson

¥YHRONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,

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

“PHONE 2881
CASTLEGAR

SMITH’S
PLUMBING & HEATING

. For Estimates Phone
Mol & 7251

We Service
‘What We Install

GREEP’S ELECTRIC .
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free ‘Estimates
PHONE 3571

Gastiegar, B.C.

CASTEEGAR
DRY CLEANERS
“> Phone 4851
We Pick-Up ond
Deliver.

10-12 1:30-5:00
PHONE 2581

room house, garage, garden
plot, apply I. M. Cunningham,
Phone South Slocan 206,

ald
— ed
, KOOTENAY‘ -
“NURSERIES —

“Plant A. Tree tn ‘58”
Keep’ B.C. Green
Order Now For

SPRING DELIVERY

Complete Line of Nursery

Phone 4042

Box 10 Kinnairc

LS. ‘Ltd.

* Charter Service
Towing - Barges
enywhere onthe Arrow

P Lokes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry

FOR RENT — Modern 3 bed-| |

KARLEEN APT. -—- Room or
room and board, phone 2492.
Stin

CASTLEGAR NEWS, thursday, Spell 3,
oe

AUCTION SALE
Timber Sale X76640

sale at public auction at 16:30 a.

221 m, Local Time on 14, April, 1958,

in the office of the Forest Rang-
er, Castlegar, B.C. the Licence
76640, to cut 3,750,000 cubic
feet of spruce, cedar, balsam,

gi4| larch, lédgepele pine, fir hem-

lock and white pine trees on an
area situated on unsubdivided
portion of’ Lot 5817° on Shields
Creek, Kootenay Land District.

Fifteen (15) years will be
alowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit a sealed tender, to be
opened at the hour. of auction
and treated as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy Min-
ister of Forests, Victoria, B.C.;
the District . Forester, -Nelson,
BC. or the Forest Ranger,
Castlegar, BC.

C-8-7

Gazette, February 6th., 1958

ROOMS
- Confectionery’
’ Special Chinese Dishes

Open 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 am. to 12:30 p.m.

SETO GAFE

There will be offered for|

$338

is Is THAT
DO-IT-YOURSELF LUMBER) 1 TRADED our
DUS) POWER SA\

Children 8 yrs. to 12
Students 12 and over ..
Adults

The
Elk-Drive-Gn

Theatre

SHOWING TONITE -

Ginger Rogers

in

Randolph: Scote
extra.
Show. Starts ©

OPENING TONIGHT

‘TIGHT
—also—-

‘SEVEN MEN FROM NOW’

cartoons

FRIDAY - SATURDAY
SPOT’

Edward G. Robinson

color
Gail Russell

at. 7:30 p.m.

GENERAL BUILDING
“ CONTRACTO!

‘All Kinds of Building
Supplies

CLL: PAINTS

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SUPPLY STORE . -_
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4:00: p.m, Thursday.
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SUPPLY LTD.

We can supply all your
building needs. Estimates

gladly given.
Phone 7112

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Wed. 2:30-p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3021 or 2231

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For
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7:00 am. Firday.
Arrive Robson Wharf

Will Rogers Jr.

Robert Stak’
+ Show Starts

1:00 p.m. Friday.

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY — April 7-8-9

‘BOY FROM OKLAHOMA’ -

in color

—plus—

“THE IRGH GLOVE’

Nancy Olson

Ursula Thiess
ot 7:30 p.m.

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7:30 Evensong For Whole Parish
Kinnaird 11:00 a.m.

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