CRAIG. -&\ JAMES "streets remain
the location of the B of Mis new head-
office building in ;Montreal, opened
in December ‘by Quebee Premier
Jean Lesage. The 17-storey B of M
building stands on the site of the
head-office building,

- bank's first
opened in 1819 as the
in Canada especially
banking purposes, :

Jess than two

Kinnaird Socials

Mrs.‘ Kaufman, Phone 5488

Recent gtfests of Mr, and Mrs.
A. Meler have been. Mrs, Meler’s
brother ond sister-in-law, Mr. and|
Mrs. H. Krause, The Melers accom-
Ppanled them back to their home in
Kelowna for a visit with Mrs. Me-
jers' parents, Mr, and Mrs, Otto
Krause,

Visiting Mr. ‘and: Mrs, John
Roberts and family‘over the holl-
days have been Mr, Roberts’ sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Pretty and: gon Wesley of

[Prince Albert, Sask, and another

“|sister and brother-fn-law, Mr. and

‘| Mrs, John Purden who have since

returned’ to their! home in Vancou-
ver,
‘, dan, 2 was the occasion of Mrs.

‘ John Wilg's 72nd birthday when

many of her friends and relatives
called to pay a surprise visit fol-

, |Jowed by a party in her honor.

Mr. and Mrs, L. Westgate and
family have had o holiday in Vau-
couver where they visited their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wostgate and
Mr, and Mrs. F. Holmes.

The | Westgates's younger son,
Mark, had the misfortune to suffer
an attack of appendicitus while the
family were. célebrating. Christmas
day at the Holmes’ followed by an

“Gastlegar Rotary
Club a Member
Of 2009,” Group

‘For its contributions of a mini-
mum of $20 per member to the Ro-
tary Foundation, the Rotary Club
of Castlegar ‘has been designated a
200 per cent Rotary Foundation
Club,”" it wasannounced today at
Rotary’s world headquarters in Ev-

+ | anston, Ilinols.

years after the founding of the bank

—Canada’s first-—in November, 1817.
Head-office departments of the B of

M, formerly. ‘housed in an assortment
of

thr Mon-

first building
designed for

treal’s financial, district, are brought
together in the new. building, seen
here adjoining the familiar~ domed
structure of the bank’s
main branch.

Montreal

‘The objective of the Rotary,
Foundation is th fostering of pro-
Jects to further understanding and
friendiy relations among the peop-
Jes of different nations. One of its
principle objectives, is the awarding
of fellowships ‘to outstanding col-
lege graduates for one year of study
abroad as Rotary ambassadors of
good wil,

In the past 14 years, more than

1,400 of these fellowships have been

awarded to students from-69 coun-
tries for study in 45 countries with
pana fotaling in excess of oneaaee

Five New Members Adinitted
To David Thompson Stamp Club |=

‘The regular meeting of the Da-
vid Thompson Stamp Club was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Toogood.

The prealdent, Axel Nielsen,
wished all the members a Happy
New Year. There were 14 members
Preesnt. After the reading of the
minutes the members voted on the

of five new

Admitted to membership “in the
club were: Mrs. D. J, Lamond, Mrs.
M. Munns and Wayne Bignell of
Kinnaird and Miss Betty Lou And-
erson. and Mrs. W.'MacCabe of
Castlegar. Assisting the secretary,
Jim Toogood af“scrutineer was Mr.
P. Dougan.

At was suggested that. the sec-

retary use stamps |

AER

msCHUCK’S |

KINNAIRD, B.C.

on ‘get-well” . cards sent to the
members. He also gave a list of the
Jssue dates of four new Canadian
stamps.

John Moor, auctioneer, conduc-
ted’ a lively auction’ which saw
many fine sets of stamps offered.

Jim Toogood oe a very in-
teresting talk

ee Canadian students

emergency operation.in a Vancou-

companied+ them here on Sunday
to, spend. some, tims with Mr: and|his home in Mundaro, ‘Alberta, last
ans Bate and family before retur-| week having. spent several . weeks
to his home in Calgary on bs his son}and daughter-in-law,

tie weekend, | .

Mr, and Mrs, Nick Orlesky. -

Mr. Wm, Orlesky returned ' to

ver hospital that night, Mark had
recovered
hhome with the family and is back | =
at achool,

While ot the coast the West- | ==

Bates managed to renew friendship:
with several former Kinnaird ri
idents, among them being, Mrs,
Sykora and her daughter, Gale,
who is a teacher now and has a
position at Smithers, Dr, and Mrs.
H. Ruebsaat and family, The Ru
seats will be moving Into a new
home shortly, Dr, Ruebsaat. is en-
joying a fine practice at the cnas!
and the family participate In a
number of the arts ond sports
available there,

Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, M. Bale were Mrs.
Bale's sister and brother-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. Bob Sheperd of Trall.
Mr, Bale's father, J, 8. Bale. haa
been visiting the Sheperds and ac-

Prayer Week |
Church Rally
Monday Night

An inter-church rally, in con-
junction with the “World Week of
Prayer,” is belng sponsored in Cas-
tlegar on Monday evening by the
Oestlegar and District Ministerial
Association, Churches of Castlegar,
Robson dnd Kinnaird are uniting
for this service and urge the public
to attend.

Coming to the district as guest’
speaker is Rev.) Cris: Jack of Na-
naimo, Born in Scotland, Rev. Jack
served in the Royal Navy. He at-
tended university ‘and prepared for
the ministry. after being converted
at the age of 35,

Before coming to Canada, he
was in charge of the Evangelical
Outreach of the Church of Scot-
land and the. Seaside Misslons, as
well as Convenor of Evangelism, He
is at present minister of St, An-
drew’s United Church st Nanaimo
and is a well known speaker,

A combined choir will sing at
the service andthe various. local
pastors will take part, ‘This’ rally is
being held in the Castlegar United
church at 720, After the service,
light ‘refreshments will be ‘served
to give opportunity .for fellowship |
and to meet the speaker.

CLEARANCE

SALE

CAR COATS, 5 left, size 12-14-16

suffictentiy to: return £Ia

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and two 18's GCING AT. 14'Price ©:

1 ONLY’ TROTTER SUIT; size 14
to clear at %! Price

DRESSES, one doz. to ‘clear at A Price
250%, Off All Others :

SKIRTS, 18 going at Half Price :
25% Off All Others

Leotards, reg. 3.95 to Clear at .. $1.95
Head Scarves. reg..95c to:Clear'at ..
Wool Gloves, reg. 1.19 & 1.75 .
to Cleariat 2662 eon... 695
Neck Scarves:reg. ‘95c to Cicar at .. 59
BRAS — BROKEN: LINES & SIZES
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Strapless’. : / 1 495 to’ Clear at ... $2.95

All Girdles & Panties Reduced to Clear
Flannelette Pyjamas and. Gowns
Reg. 2. 35 and 4.95 going at WA PRICE

Long NIGHT GOWNS'2.95 aid’ 3.95
NOW S199.
SLIPS 37-40 reg. 2.95 and 3. 95
~~ NOW $1.99

ONE: TABLE GF. SWEATERS. and
BLOUSES = — Reduced by One Third

=

are, abroad under. this Program .—
Robert J. Fitzgerald of Peterbor-
ough at the National Higher School
of or aeronautics, Paris, France; Miss

University of Louvain, Belgium;

‘Miss Stephanie O. Hill of Chatham

at the Normal. School of Music of

Parle, France;. Miss Marcella A,

MacDonald of New Glasgow at the
of

Gordan K. Pape of Cap de fa Ma-
delaine at the University of Toul-
Ouse, Prance} and Miss Marian R.
Passmore of Sarnia at the Univer-
sity of Aix-Marseilles, France,

‘stamps, pointing out the greater |-
scope in this field than in a regular
collection -due to the varieties of
eancellations,"the different numbers
allotted .to “different post offices,
ete, Everyone found out something
he had’ not Inown or been sure of
before. -
‘ Délicious refreshments were ser-
ved by the hostess, Mra, J. Toogood.
- The hext: regular. meeting - will
be,on Feb, 13 at the home of John
Moor, 178-10th’ Ave., Kinnaird. Mr.
Moor will be the speaker for the’
evening and all visitors will be wel-

Delnor FISH & CHIPS, pkg. ...-.. 496
EGGS, Local fresh, large, 2 doz. . 5 ‘98c
WAX PAPER, Refills, 100 fi. 2-for .. 49
CUT GREEN BEANS, 15 02z., 5 for . . 99
DOG FOOD, Dr. Ballart’s, 15 oz. 8 for 89.
_ Fry’s CHOCO DRINK. { Ih, ....... . 59¢

come, are also

fof the “swap nite” to be held at

the home of ‘Wayne Bignell, 174-5th
Ave, Kinnaird, on ‘Jan,

CASTLEGAR SOIALS|:

Margaret Churches, Phone 0511

Mr. Sid. Walton has returned
home from the hospital.

Mr,
infant daughter Louies, is a patient
in the hospital.

+ Constable and Mrs. L, Link and
tamily have returned to their home
after spending the-holidays at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Schwartzenhauer.

Pl
and Mrs. Archambault’s

Mill Staffers Plan
-Broom Ball Game _

-Sereams, laughter and shrieks
of glee will sound forth from the
Castlegar arena’ next Wednesday at
8 pin. when .the Administration
Dept. of Celgdr’s plilp ‘mill meets
the’ Stores Dept. in 3B broom ball
game,

Too.Lale To Ola

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volt motor wile several blades, dado
A arate modern blonde
oak butiet, “E20. Puevoldsen, Phone
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-room. te
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preferred. on 6841.
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RENT —
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M. Goerk of Malton at the] ~

‘Eggs, «= Fresh, Grade A ee —
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4 “Dles at Vancouver

“James Fowler, 91,”

‘An oldtimer of the Robson ‘ firea,
James Fowler, 91, died at the home
of; his daughter in. Vancouver” on
Jan. 4, Funeral services were held
Jan. 6.

i) Mr. Fowler was one of the ear-
Mest settlers of; Robson,’ coming

prominent part in the life of the
community and was active in the

Aitat’ operator of

-Results from Bowling Lanes.

Mon, “Mixed Comm. League |:

“|padtes High Single, Faye Hyson:268
| Ladies High Three, Faye Hyson 564

‘Mens High Single, Jake Koenlg 290|
Mens High Three, Jake Koenig 666] cor
Teim High Single, Kavic | Alley.
Kats 956.

‘Tue. Mixed Comm. League
eee High Single, Kathy Pozne-
cov
tac. High Three, Kathy Pozne-

Mens High Single, Don Farrier 235

:| Mens High Three, Cyril Sookachoff

Team High Three, Splinters 2564 646

secretary "of. the Rodeo Irrigation
District,’ «3.

Mr. Fowler, who left, Robson, in
1935 to reside in Vancouver, atten-
ded’ the ploneer’s reunton in‘Robson
during Centennial Year, in 1958, He
fa survived’ by ‘two’

and

was, OPR express agent when, take
ts were running. He Was a past

Stewart. and Mrs, James

Hirst, and two sons, Earle and p

James, all of Vancouver,

:|Team High Single, Buzzards 917

Team High ‘Three, Buzzards ‘2633

Tus.’ Afternoon League x

Ladies High Single, Mona: Menard '

‘Ladies High ‘Three, Mona Menard
701

Mrs.| Team High Single,’ Alouettes ‘180

Team High''Three, Alley Katz 2040

Wed. Ladies © | *

Parole Chairman Invites Public :
To Help Parolees by. Writing ~

OTTAWA — The .new plan of

doubling: the ‘number of
on parole -has. proven a success, Na-
tonal: Parole Board -Ohairman
George Street aatd recently. , ...
In the two years ‘the Board has
opersted, 8,898 prisoners have: been

“Highest overall failure~rate is;
for persons sentenced on fratd or
false pretences charges. “Conmen”’,
ore tempted

Drug. addicts find tt hardest to
keep parole..'They almost invariably
take up the. habit sgain, This is|
“true of women addicts,

paroled, four,
murderers,

In 1959 2,088 + were paroled, ¢ com-
pared with 994 in 1958, the Jast year
the old Remissions Board operated.
About 2,100 were’ paroled in 1960.
Canada’s prison Population 1s 18,000.)

The “failure rate’ those’ who
have broken parole and been re-

turned to prison declined to about

6 ner cent last year, It was 7.6 per|
cent’ in 1958and 9.8 per ‘cent. ih
1957.

Street appealed to the publla|*

to help parolees. He invited peo-
; Plé to speak’ up on behalf, of pri-
somers know. This
‘probably help in getting «parole.
“Prisoners can live ‘without al-
most, anything” he said “But. they
can't live without hope.”

two years were’ for failing ‘to report |
to thelr probation officers, the oth-|'

would | -

‘Women comprise only 2 per. cent of
the federal’ prison inmates, but 60
Per cent of ‘them: are sent up for
taking drugs,

“Thelr failure rate is very high
because there is no known cure for
the drug addict,”, Street sald.

Ns Parole is immense!

ly cheaper

12 New ‘Homes
“Built: in District
‘Under cM & H.

” of thie 174 Homes bullt_under

-Central Mortgage and Housing in

the Kootenays last year, 112 were

built in the Castlegar-Kionaird
~ area,

In‘all other areas of the Koo-
tenaya the number of homes built,
were down over 1959. Last year

» there. were 144 homes built under
CM&H of which 12° were in. the

than prison, he said. It coats the
federal government about $2,600 to
keep a man in prison for one year.
Most of ‘the inmates have familics
to support, Many ‘of these depend’
on welfare ald while the prcloreel
is fn fail,

“He's not paying taxes Or con-
tributing. tothe economy. ‘The to-
tal cost ‘could easily run over $5,000
a year~n' prisoner,” “Street said.“

Parole. supervision costs. only
$200 to. $300. annually Then, NPB
was formed in January’ 1959 on the

! | recommendation . of:.2 .royal _ com-,

mission.’ .

-The test of granting parole: “Is
there a reasonable chance this
man will, not commit @ .ctime
again?”

The real test of the new, view

 |qwill come in five. years, when most

of those. now .on parole will end

> | their parole terms and. be free from

supervision.

Street sald. most ot ‘the people
are under 25, , entering ‘and
theft is the biggest, single offence,
For most of the younger. prisoners,
the crime was stealing. a car, “joy
riding.” :

Every prisoner comes automati-
cally under review for parole: when
he has served ‘one-third of his sen-
tenceor one .year’ At: the'.term ts

,|Pm. in the Krs hall.

Ladies High Single, ‘Anna Koochin 7

baile High ‘Three, Marie: Schuep-| _

fer 500
Team igh “single,
Team High'-Three,

Beatntks 700
Beatniks 1993

Coffee Breakers League .
High Single, Isobel Guido 245
High ‘Three, Barbara Wood 6503
High Team ‘Single, Pincurlers 8&0
High Team Three, Pincurlers 2049

< Wed. Morning Ladies
Ladles High Binele, Cherle Lyons
230

Ladies High Three, Ohetis Lyons
491

Thors, Mixed « *
Eien High Single, Marie Makort-

canes High, Three, Mavis Douglas

671

Mens High Single, Dave Cuddington
291

Mens High Three, Cuddington -¢669
Team Highs Single, Coasters 1106
Team High’ Three, Corsters: 2600

Friday Mixed
Ladies High) Single, Carol ‘Price 224
Ladies: High Three, ‘Carol’ Price 584
Mens High Single, Ken Price 286
Mens High Three, Ken Price 745
Team High Single, Handicaps 1072
Team. High Three, Mandleshs:3 2817

- Chamber Annual
Meeting’ Jan. 25

Annual meeting, of the Castle-
gar and District’ Chamber .of Com-
merce for members, wives and
guests Will be held Jan, 25 at 620

Since is limited,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 12, 1961

LEGION CORNER

By: UB REPORTER
Three new club: members: ap-

as 8 regular member. | >|
+ Joint, installation’ of otficers
was performed by. Zone Comman-

. {der elect Fred Hakney and for the

lndies Com. Bunn, sergeant-nt-arms.
Executive ;elected and’ installed
were Mrs, Peppard, Mrs, ‘MacDon-
ald, Mrs. Leckle;:.,treasurer, . Mra.
Ramsden; “secretary, Mrs. Wadey;
vice-presidents, Mrs. Adshead and
Mrs. Bates.
‘The president: elected and in-
stalled was’ Mrs, Dinner. +4 |*

the Debenture:-Draw. Rifle: ‘Draw
was won by Lyons, Shotgun Dmw
was ‘won by Ivor Johnson: Fishing
Rod Draw was won by Alex Spence.

ship following “his Job of installing
Officers. Percy was ‘very. ably’ sup-
Ported by. the Ladies Auxillary in

Legion were ‘sted in the
gion. corner. ge
Comrades,,be prepared, becaus
you're going to. be called upon “to
take ‘more active, party in’ th
future, (Don’t run and hide or, re-
fuse to answer your telephone) /but
the new president confided that he
had_an idea up his. sleeve,-so I'm

warning’ you ‘ahead: of time.”

At the’ executive meeting -held
on Monday, Jan. 9 the new presl-
dent announced the ‘following*com_

membership; Bert: Martin, bar“and
bingo; Ungarian, building; H.' Pitts,

members ‘are - d_to pick up

ekle, -p vis Be

tickets “for the dinner at the Bank
of Montreal before Jan.'-30. Guest
speakers at the banquet will tall
on the past. and fahure of Castlegar
and District. '-' ; }

. CORRECTION ©
‘The. “propane truck “Involved in

the.fatal accident near the Bluetop ;

‘Burger early New “Year's’ Eve ‘Was

Per, Mrs. Olga ,Chernotf, who died
& few hours after the ,accident, was

23 years of age, not 26. F

sports; ‘P,’ Ewart, en-
tertainment,”" This“‘is a split” Job
with W. Johnson. / D..-Campbell,
Parks’ committee;“and welfare is
again in Wadey’s hands. Your, next
hmeeting,' comrades, {son Jan. :17,

Drastic” ;

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