CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept, 2.., 1965.

Many Deaths in Canada
Caused by Needless Fires

la. has a. shockingly

Canad.
high death rate through fire. | lars
In 1964, tho total number of].
deaths from this cause amourt-|

ed to 657, Two hundred and

value of riers

fire runs into millions of dol-|

"When people reallze how ve-
ry ea a house may be set on
fire; it is surprising that in the
average home there are fire ha-
zards in almost every room,
from attic to paremen’ In the

by The
festroyed by

Whooping Cough
Gan Impair. Child’s
Lungs and Heart

Whooping cough has always
been looked» upon as one of
the. childish diseases but it’ sho-
uld be recognized as a child
Biller) It is dangerous while run-
iming its\ course and its after
effects may cause lifetime im-
Brain Childe of lungs, heart. or.

rain, Children may pe Protect:
‘ough

ere may be elec:
rical equipment « including
household utilities, woodwork-
ing materials, inflammable mat-
erlals often carelessly stored
near a heating unit,

If there 1s a recreation room
in the basement smokers con-
stitute a hazard with their
smoulding cigaret butts that are
not safely extinguished. Any-
where in the. house, the do-it-
himeelf amateur who insists u-
pon ‘installing or repairing wir-
ing-or raising the amperage ‘of

the fuses, may.be a-menace who|-how

should realize that, it is safer
and’ cheaper to let a qualified
lo: these jobs,

from
fo nuaiation,

by

Where. there are . young

fo]
PARTS, REPAIRS
We back up what we sell
with complete ‘service at
CENTRAL TRUCK
& EQUIPMENT
in Nelson.

id Complete crawler tractor

and lighters
should be kept out of reach,
Inflammible -subtsances suc!

coal oil, gasoline or any other
liquid fuel should also be stored
in‘ safe places. Any of the aer-
osol cans belong ‘out of reach
of. youngsters, -Since children
may have been told that there
is danger of the can

Socred ‘Candidate Named
For Kootenay-West Riding

Jack Hobson’ of Longbeach
near Nelson was named Social
Credit candidate for. Kootenay-
West riding in the present fed-
eral election: when party sup-

Cheese Man’s
Oldest Food

It shouldn't be necessary

to remind’ Canadian of the nu-
trient. virtues of cheese, consi-
dering that Canada has some
famous cheeses produced: here
in this country.

Cheese’ must be one of the
oldest foods of: mankind, there
isn’t even a legend explaining
in

tina ac aig ae

porters’ ‘: gathered here last
ursday,: ange to» name their
candidate,:

Mr, “Hobson defeated Ted
Brothers of Trail for tho nomi-
nation, Over 100 delegates from

all over the Kootenay-West rid-
ing attended the convention.

Born in Saskatchewan, Mr.
Hobson is a World War I vete-
ran and received a citation and
medallion from the ‘citizens of
Mons.. France, for services ren-

dered that city during its Uber-
atlon.
A former organizer for B.C.
Social: Credit League,’ the candi-
date ‘is: membership“ secretary |
of; the; Nelson-Creston~ Soclal,
Credit ‘Association and has been!
campaign "fer wel on’ several

vented it. All that is. known

for certain is. that cheese is

one of our valuable foods. It is
versatile,

‘Welfare. Minis-

et Boner tts year “hee was |
ler

named ‘“man of the district’ by,

citiz Nelson's north’ shore,

in company. with many other.
foods or just nibbled “en solo.” :

.--Cheese, being a by-product
of milk, is a concentrated form
of the most important elements
of milk — protein, calcium and
riboflavin. Jt. should have a re-
gular place on the dlet of child-
ren and adults.

for the work he has accomplish-
eds init that area. on thelr. ‘be:
half.”

“Mr. ‘Hobson told: ‘his sup:
porters. that «withthe “nomina-
tion’ “goes a ‘great responaibi-

lity”. and -he pledged. a hard-
fought: door-to-door campaign.

‘He ‘added that’ B.C. ‘MPs

in heat or if broken, this may|—

be a “dare” for an experiment,
so dispose of empties safely.

repair facilities.
Complete light and
heavy duty truck repair
service.

Track press to handle
TD-6, D-2 to TD-30 ‘and
D-9 i ig turning of

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503

Mrs.: M. E. Courtright: has
returned from Victoria’ where

}she spent several days visiting

her daughter
Many young friends were in

‘pins and bushings.

FOR PRICES SEE...
GEORGE CLERIHEW at

Central Truck/:
& EQUIPMENT
COMPANY, LIMITED

PH. 365:6565_
498 COLUMBIA AVE.
‘Ask to Test Drive Any

“Nehicle ° i

the 11th birthday of. trie Shelia
Horvath. Games : were played
with: prizes received by: all hav-
ing. an ‘Oriental theme carried
throughout..Guests were Elaine
Tamelin, April MacDonald, Dar-
lene Sawatzky, Sandra and Shel-
ley’ Aho, Lizabeth Flanders, Jill
Batchelor, Judy Axelson, Crys-
tal: Hartson, ‘Joanne:and Charel
Reinple, Cameron; Robyn: and
Susan Miller-Tait.:

Women sis
Best ‘Insurance Risk

‘Women - drivers,:: according
to the Canadian Highway Safety
Council, < are « better. insurance
risks than males.

Men are involved ia apie
times. as i$ are

| Me Mt.
-) Mr.” A. Clausen, Mrs. Watson | We

SHSS FTES |

By MARIE: SETO

‘| the limit

‘| to prevent speed-blindness when

weet

ry

have a responsibility not only
be Canada asa: whole but to
in ‘and

“we stock w full sulection of

SAVAGE HOES.

for thitdre “

sald “that Jf successful in’ this

election he will ‘speak out in
the House of Commons on be-
half of needed B.C, projects such
as the proposed Bank of B.C.

Speed | Blindness
Causes. Accidents
Reports BCAA

‘ | Freeway, drivers: should be-
ware’ the: phenonienon known
as “Speed-blindness;” \gays “the
B.C. Automobile Association,

’ -Speed-blindness occurs: ‘after,
a” motorist: has! been driving
many miles’ at higher than nor-

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‘Deer ‘Park. Resident ‘Gets
Perfect Cr bbage. Hand

Saturday night.
Cure. Ea “had? ‘Best dealt} he. has, ever,
three — fiv years of playl

mal speeds, the BCAA says and
{]1s

le when
the motorist enters a reduced
speed zone.

Studies have shown that tra-
velling at high speeds for, ex-
tended. periods of time -dimin-
ishes a drivers capacity to judge
speed and’ as: a result he will

P & G Builders Supply

ACROSS FROM

THE ARENA
YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY '
JUARTERS,

- CEMENT:
PLYWOODS
DOORS

ita ad. ‘
: SIR“ WINSTON'S
Galloway cattle previous!
but now taken over, by.

often be unaware of exceeding

Checking the speedometer
at frequent intervals will help

leaving freeways, the auto club

School bells.rang the start
of a new school. year on Sept.
7 when 788 students answered
the roll-call at: Stanley Hump-
hries Secondary. School. Another

year had. gone by and another
had arrived,

A record number of. 36
students are enroled in grade. 13

know that milk is sold at lunch-
time. in‘;both lunch: areas.:Soup
will be:’started ‘as soon :as ‘the
cold weather | starts.-: The .pro-
gram? Js sponsored through ‘the
-courtesy:of ' the’ Tally-Ho. Club
(school publication: club).:: Last
year’s’: graduates,’ their’ parents
and other interested citizens. may

while the
class this year numbers 148,
There are 179 grade 11's, 200
grade 10's‘and 220 grade 9's. .

Welcome to all the new
teachers and new students in
the district! Joining the staff
at SHSS. are M. H. DeRosa,: Mr.
Cc. Waldman, - Mr.’ J. Hlousek,
Mr. G. Robinson, Mr; T. V. Grant,
Mr. F. Bonderoff, Mrs, C. Smith,
Hickey, Mrs. D. Johnson,

and Mr. L, Ish.-May your years
with us ‘be’ ones’ of

to know that there
te Sextra copied of ‘the: gradua-
tion edition ‘of the 'Tally-Ho av-

Phoning: ime at 365-8058. -
SS" was represented at
two. high school conferences this
sum : Lorraine Gorkoff ‘and
self attended’ the: Red: Cross
Leadership. Centre and’ Tom Mc:
Gauley. attended ' the: United ‘Na-
tions Seminar, both lield‘at:UBC. | ¥!
available © for ‘talks’ to

groups

and. enlightment. ° .

The’: SHSS° Student’s ‘Coun-
cil is in session for its 1965-66
sitting. Holding the reins .over
school affairs‘are president Ken
Ticketing,

woren bat the miles men drive
‘are more eidangerous,

TRY...

BRESSURE FRIED

*Trodem

HAVOR, CRISP
CHICKEN |

tenters delicious!

HAL DAVE SMILES UP NEW HWY :

PHONE? 365-5690 :
LOCATED JUST TWO

arg ..Mo-
ran, treasurer Dianne Soberlak,
Social’ rep: Cheryl’ Maglio: and
athletic’ rep -Joy. ‘Anderson. » |
-Due‘ to crowded conditions

at SHSS§ the: band: is using:the
gym stage for its practices: How-
ever, this'doesn’t seem. fo | damp.
en enthusiasm: ‘Under Mr. Fish-
wick's competent -hands we..can
still boast of our band as tops!
=. The band had the privilege
in escorting the Fall Fair queen
Dorothy ‘Thring and her. prin-
cesses Cheryl Maglio and Lynne
Maglio from the Kinsmen Park
to the ‘arena. on Saturday.. This
marked :their . first public: per-
formance ‘of the year.. Be sure
to keep informed of future band

concerts.at home and away.
St are pleased: to

‘vice-president -; Tom |

- Gasilegar REAC
_ Invites Young

ailable.’.These “may. be: had hy i

says.

BCAA tip is to stop
for ‘gas or a cup: of coffee
promptly after leaving a free-

MOULDINGS ..,

Saeed

way or: before”. small

towns. After such a stop, the
motorist will: tend ‘to; drive at
normal speeds: and thus avoid
the possibility of a speeding tic-
ket and! a’ delay in' the trip.

Besides Being -
- Destructive Rats
- Gary Germs

Rats, a ‘aangetons species of

‘vermin, ma! |e germs of
bubonic aleeue, ‘in, ‘addition’ to
‘bi : Whi

to infest any vosttontiay or com-

mercial , area: Where’ they. are

known : to -be: established :on’a

, the local agricultural re-

‘presentative.- -should. be: consult-

Hd of te to safe: ways of Betting
of

"

| poole

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Prepare for Winter!

_ WINTERIZE NOW WITH
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ESSO-RAD
cll hese

on ih a

The i
chairman ‘and’. commanding: of-
ficer of - No. 1: Air Cadet
squadron’:' have -invited young
men . who ~are iin grade: or
higher, aged “14: to ‘19, to Soin.
There is no charge and ‘uniforms
are provided.”

The. squadron meets every
Wednesday j tleht at the activity
room inthe high | school’ and
anyone“interested may. contact
Colin Pryce or commanding of-
ficer F/O. J. R. C.:MacBain or
come to: headquarters at the

ade night.
The ‘local, squadron is one

high school.on a regular par-| |

ne It’s never

serviceman

they should go Wrong—at nice

‘bedtime for your
Esso Home Heat

When thiigs go wrong Uke your furnace
. giving up the ghost} they don't go wrong when

convenient-s

times. They go wrong in the middle Of the night.

» Cha ir Les: of thi it
in all Britain. De Chair, plans to. move ‘$6:
te the U.S., where he plans to.start’a tanch.

oH hou flects
} only the. ay fot of the archite
who ‘desi

standards of- quality he has sot
for: his ‘homes,’ The ‘subtrades-

or will. also
5 to a reliable \builder’s ‘exacting

: Erna AT |

se it: but’ also: t 2
Professional Men Urged: to Attend

AEA ESS

ery. small’ detail ; ‘
“THE LARGEST; SELECT JON OF.
RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS IN B.C.

have,.to: live up
ithe simplest an and:most prac-
tical way in
your own mind ‘a
dentials (

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Properly and,’ though ‘qu:
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> During’ ‘the
ust. there .were’;
services installed’
it was reported

inthe Dusmhess, Impertal Oil selected them
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_because of that. They're the best trained.
< Imperial Ol! trains them =inits ‘own schools,:
‘When an Esso serviceman Inspects your furnace,

ne i
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Your Esso Home Heat serviceman knows

‘he takes up a "case history" about it. Just like
‘adoctor witha new patient. All this is free,
of course, But, more important still, ithas behind

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The civilian sponsoring com-
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season starts: Also, wash and dry your: regular ‘and extra st ae
ing automatically in the comfort “of your own ‘home with Ganeral

Electric Washer and Dye

of-.36 it. B.C. Cadets
-are given: training . in such
things as. citizenship, photogra-
phy, radio, engines, camping,
first aid and’ model building,

this sad fact, so fie's ready to help you «.-

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