Thursday March 1st, 1951

" ‘DESMOND T. LITTLEWOOD

(CLASSIFIED

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH
end Bean Supper will be held: in the Church Hall,.Mareh
8th at 6 pam. Adults 50g (Children under 12) 35¢..

’ IGASTIEGAR AND DISTRICT LIBERAL ASSOCIATION MEETING, IN
the Twin Rivers Hall, Merch lst at 7.30 pom

{0 TRADE: ONE ‘WHITE DRAKE FOR DUCK.
Apply L.E. Askew, Syringa Creek, B.C.

FOR SALE: 1 DROP-BACK DAVENPORT, 1 STEEL CRIB AND
mattress, 1 trunk. All in gocd condition. —
Apply A- Bertarione, 2nd and Mai.. Street, Castlegar.

FOR SALE: McCLARY STOVE. LIKE NEW.
Apply Mrs. P; Pellegrin, Maple Street, Castlegar.

GENERAL ELECTRICT KITCHEN CLOCKS - COLORS OF RED, WHITE
land cream, $7;:95 and $8.95. Be
‘lgmes Electric, Kinnaird -- Phone 3098.

LORNE. CRYSLER AGENCY AT KINNAIRD--LIFE; FIRE, ACCIDENT
and Car Insurance. ae

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE MEETING -THURSDAY (T0-NIGHT)
at 8 poms in the Rectory. : E

WILLIAM CG. MURPHY
OPTOMETRIST CHIROPRACTOR

Post Office Buijiding \ Post bffice Building

Wed. 2,30 pom./to- o | Wed.

Phone Phone 2381

| ZUCKERBERG 'S BEAUTY PARLOR

J. Go. Ao... SUBNER :
Maple Street Castlegar.

Naturopathic Physician
Bremenkd Block

Phone \2152 __

: Wins and Alex. Plo Aikoft

‘KOOTENAY BUILDERS
Building Contractors. , :
Confectionery

Free Eptimates. Soft Drinks |

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‘Box 68 ° _ Drop in-To-Day.

“MIRACLE INSULATING
Castlegar -= Phone 4942.
Installed by Blower | :
+ Fuel Saving 50-50% .
Satis action Guaranteed

KINNAIRD TAXI
rv. Night Service ©
hone 3091 wate

WRIGHT *S~AUTO- SERVICE

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETIWG - FRIDAY AFTER DEVOTIONS
in the Rectory. pane:

KINNAIRD CATHOLIC CLUB WILL MEET AT THE HOME OF MR. AND
Mrs. A.D« MeWhinnie (Jr.) Tuesday evening Merch. 6th at
8 ofclock. ‘(Transportation from Scott's Store at. 7.45.

ALL TIME SAFETY YEAR FOR COMINCO _—

Trail, B.C. Last year was the ‘safest on record for
the 9,000 employees of the. Gonsolidated Mining and Smel-
ting Company, according to figures released. The biggest
gain in safety was made by the 5,000 employees at the
Trail plants. There, the accident rate dropped 33%, with
a new low of one accident for every 67,000 hours worked
being set. This amount to about one accident for every
SO years of work per employee. i

The Alberte: Nitrogen Department at Calgary had the
lowest accideut rate for company operations. The 300
employees there had only one accident for every 110,000
hours worked. : i a

| Kt the Sullivan Mine in Kimberley, ithe 500-man surface

ola mark of 150 days which was set in, 1935. .
Commenting on ‘the record year for safety in 1950, a
|company. official said that the accident rate has been —
decreasing steadily since the end of the war. . "The
keen cooperation of employees as well as the intensive

factors, * he said.

SMALL TOWN INDUSTRY

Industries in small towns give a measure of stability
to the community. Residents ... must have enough faith
in their own community to invest-money there, and enough
‘| imagination to see opportunities. :

--Salmon Arm,(B.0.) Observer. |

.., |} SELL If THE CLASSIFIED WAY YOU!LL GET RESULTS

crew worked for 227 days without an accident, erasing the

PAINT. CHIP A CLUE, IN CAR ACCIDENTS

Montreal, (CP) Even a.chip of paint knocked off at
the scene of an aceident often provides police with a
clue. to the car involved in the mishap.

‘Special Agent RoW. Wall Jr...of the FoBoIo in Washing-.

ton brought out this bit of information at a Rotary Club.

meeting here. This and many other secrets of crime-de- .. me

tection were revealed py detective Wall. :

Explaining about that chip of paint, Mr. Wall said
that when put under a spectograph, the chip discloses
the layers of paint of which it is composed. These layer
are then compared with the. National Automotiv Paint File |

of the F.BoI. and indicate the mseke of the car involved.

STARTING YOUNG

St. Thomas, Ont. (CP) ‘Bight-year-old Berry Barnard
set out to see the world all on his.om, and wound up
in London some hours later. Instead of going to Sunday
school the boy hitch-hiked his.way to:.London, where a

Castle News.

Castle News

o50’pom. to 8 pome|

FOR SOFT LASTING SPRING |’
Para TS a

fsT - PHONE 2661 |

FRED'S BILLIARD PARLOR §|'

eres Estimates sees
Prop. W. Sharples & O.Lightle’ im ”

police officer found him and notified his parents.

safety program.put on by the company.have been important |

HAVE YOU. THOUGHT OF YOUR SPRING
TUNE-UP YET. IT IS ALMOST TIME
TO GET YOUR CAR IN FIRST CLASS”
SHAPE FOR THE PLEASURE DRIVING
‘tet s. look
your car ov
: “you an estimate .of

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fEVS FROM KINNAIRD KORNER

Mr. I. Carlson has left.on a business trip to
Vancouver. aio :

Mr. and Mrs. D. Mackie of Nelson have been visitors

D. Davies. ooee

Me. S.C. Watson returned from a business trip to
Vancouver. ; ;

A Joint meeting of the Castlegar and Kinnaird Village
Commissioners was held in the Castlegar Municipal office
on Monday Feb. 26th, discussion took place on the devel-
opement of the Cemetery at Kinnaird also the appointment
of a joint committee to ascertain the possivility of a
Hospital for this district. sts : pee

Born - To Mr. and Mrs. WD. Smith of Kinnaird on
February 22nd, a daughter. : a ee tee cae

home, by winning four events at the first annual West
Kootenay Junior Badminton tournament held in the’ Tadanac
Hall over the. week-end. : . we
Donna Muirhead..and Joyce sSwihart captured the girls
doubles under eighteen by beating Nelson‘s erack players
‘Doreen Wilson and Beth Lython. In the under ‘sixteen
group Donna Muirhead and Joyce Schiavon swept to victory
over Marilyn.Salter and Madelyn Wetmore of Tadanac. The.

‘\mixea doubles was taken by Alen Jacobson and Joyce

Swihert while the boys singles was won by Fred Horcoff

of Robson. . ; ‘
At the conclusion of the tournament Ralph Perry as °

Master of Ceremonies presented the trophies and gave a

ment possible.

” SHORTER. HOURS
of a good many Canadians these days...We think the 40-
hour week is a @oodidea--but only as an idea. Canada —
became the great nation it is because the pioneer knew
how to work and were satisfied to put in long hours of
strenuous labor. Our nation is still a pioneer country.

--Granby (Que.) Leader-Mail

at the home of their daughter and.son-in-law Mr. and Mrs}

The Kinnaird Junior Hedminton Club again price trochiel!

vote of thanks to all the members who made the tournae-.

«Shor ter hours with longer pay. seem to be. the. ambition |'

SPRING WILL SOON BE HERE, SEE US FOR
“YOUR CLEAN-UP NEEDS.

SHERWIN WILLIAMS HOUSEPAINT
ie oqt. Quart

ENAMELOID 85

. MAR-NOT 75
KEM-GLO
the Miracle
Lustre Enamel .95
KEM-TONE,

the Miracle Oil
d.resin Wall Finish 1.69

2.95

: ong all

WALL COVE R-
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54" wide. Complete
_range of ‘colo

90¢

Per lineal foot.

TEMPERATURE. TARGETS:

Calgary. (CP). Lowest temperature recorded in Calgary
in 1950 was 41 degrees below. zero on Jan. 17, and the
highest was 88 on both June 30 and Sept..3, according
to the annual meteorological summery for Calgary. The
all time-records are 49 below zero in 1895 and 97
above in 1919. : ‘

ar ; --Wordaworth
Men are we, and must grieve when even the shade
Of that which once was great, is.passed away.

Ctdbllegar Cash Et
WHERE LOW CASH PRICES PREVAIL!
‘MIRACLE WHIP. 16 02 Jarsie.%o0
TALL CANS. MILK, 2 for....%...
QUAKER MUFFETS, 2 pkgs.....--
PEAS, #5 Columbia, 2. cans...
"HUNT'S FRUIT COCKTAIL, 15 0z ca
fancy quality (limit 2 cans,
1#f ROLLS CHEESE: .-..--+ +++,
WEINERS,..:...
SAUSAGE), ‘sma11 ae
SALLARD'S CHAMPION FOOD, 2 cans25¢
LUTE FISH, while it lasts, 1b.....-25¢
YES.....Where low prices prevail:?!

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BIRTH... :
‘To Mr. and Mrs. R.V. Cook,

“The New Mouth
33 WASH 0 oc. oe

Castlegar, at Kootenay Lake
General Hospital, Feb. 21,
TYROLARIS

a sono :

The latest discovery
in mouth Wash and |
hygiene Antiseptic, -
Cleansing Deodorant
for the mouth, fast .

; effective

‘CORDUROY
JACKETS .

The latest in
. Eisenhower:
Style.

Bo $14.95

8 oz. Bil..$1,00 | -