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Did you know that there are],
more lakes in the Canadian
northland, than in all the rest of
the world put together?

\rrow Lakes Ferry
Service

*‘OBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf

{0:00 am. Monday.
\rrlve Edgewood

4:00 p.m. Monday.
‘eave Edgewood.

7:00 am. Tuesday.
Artive Robson Wharf,

1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
‘eave Robson. Whart

10:00 am. Thursday.
Arrive Edgewood.

4:00 p.m. Thursday.
Leave Edgewood.

7:00 am. Pirday,
Arrive Robson Wharf

1:60 pm. Friday.

No man with a burden ‘of
debt has a right to pro-
tect his creditors if he *
has not first p d his -

President of Cominco
Elected fo Board
Of Canadian Chemical

RALLY
of sf E, Stavert to the oard of
's of C Ct
and Cellulose ‘Company, Ltd, ds
announced by M. W.

> CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASEEEGAR, AS

S THURSDAY; MARCH 28; 1957

|Injared Workman

Stili Unconscious
After 500 Days

Joseph Byl, 27, ‘seriously in-
jJured in @ logging accident at
Beaver Cove, B. C., October 29,
1955, has gone over 16 months

r
_ Mr, Byl was struck by a wire
cable that broke and. whipped
around his head. He suffered a
fractured skull and severe brain
damage.

Mr, Byl came to B, C. from
Holland andjwas employed as a
skidder - hooker with Northern
Pulpwood Ltd, for five months
before the accident.

He has opened his eyes from
time to time but has not made
any conscious response,

The Workmen's Compensation

| Board officials say that the man

has received special nursing care
ever since he was injured. The
WCB says that they have paid
out more than. $20,000 in medical
ald for his treatment.

president.
° a Stavert is president: of
Mining. and Smelt-

wife and children. with
Life Assurance.

Plans to sult your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged through.

Dick Rok
North American
Life
Robson, ; B.C,

ie Company, Limited and is a
director of ‘a number of other
companies, including Bank of
Montreal, Sun Life Assurance
Company of Canada and Interna-
tional Nickel: Company Limited.

Cc in the C or-

Legion L.A. Donates
Cup for Track Meet

‘Plans for the Annual Anni-
versary Spring Tea and Sale—of
work were complete at the meet-
ing of the Ladies Auxiliary to

ganization include Columbia Cel-
lulose Company, Limited, Cana-
dian Chemical Company, Limit-
ed and Celgar Limited.

‘Tip for Canada: The Ameri-
can” Automobile Association, re-
presenting United States motorists | bi
has called for ‘higher taxes on
heavy commercial trucks to re-
duce the. portion of highway
costs borne by motorists.

the Canadian Legion in the Le-
gion Memorial Hall on -Tuesday
evening. The $25 food hamper
will be on display soon in Bar-
rie’s Barber Shop and tickets
may be obtained there or from
any of the members. A large
basket of spring flowers will be
Mrs. T d and
Mrs. Hil! to be used as a door
prize.
A “Neighborly Bake Sale”

LLL.S. Ltd.

Charter Service
Tewing. - Barges
E anywhere* on the. Arrow
Lakes

PHONE.2901-

A 3-Act

Adults 75¢

—————————————
Kinnaird Little

Presents

“THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN”

Friday & Saturday, March 29-30

KINNAIRD SCHOOL ot 8:00 P.M.
Students 35c

Theatre

Comedy.

_ Children 25¢

was to take ‘place
throughout the month, the money
to be turned in at the next
meeting to be used to assist
with the deficit of the Annual
Legion Banquet.

The memento cup for the
Mile Race at the High School
Track Meet has been ordered and
in addition the Ladies Auxiliary
will this year donate a _Rose
Bowl as a challenge cup in the
Annual -Fair. -

Mrs, Hill spoke briefly on,

‘the Fall Fair, appealing to them

to boost it whenever possible. as
the response has been very poor,
to date and there is some doubt
at present as to whether there,
will be a fair.

Lunch was served at the
close of the meeting.

__ BIRTHS

HORIE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Horie of Nelson,”a daugh,

ter; Melinda J. jane,

‘SILVER BIRCH .
SCHOOL NEWS

Students ‘at the Silver Birch
School are finishing up with their
studies of Eskimos this week.
Mrs, Earl Norris spent one after-
noon with them last week, help-
ing to teach weaving. Little Betty
had the measles all last week
but was back in school on Mon-
day when we went to visit.
Latest addition to the school
is a lovely electric wall clock,
donated by Leo Bosse, Mrs. Pals-
son has started to put the $20,
donated“by the Soroptimist Club
along with their. variable speed
record -Player, to good use and
has purchased quite a few re-
cords, She has also ordered some
instruments to form a rhythm
bend. These will. take about two
weeks to come, but already the
children are looking forward to
some:fun and noise,-

Visitors at the school were

Mrs, D. Seaton, Mrs, W. Black-
well, Mrs. B, Findlater and Mrs.
G. McMaster, who~enjoyed -their
visit almost as much as the
pupils enjoyed showing nels
work,

OGLOW BROS.
. Building’& Supply Co, Ltd.

-- Building ‘Supplies ”

The making of toys, in’ ‘Canada
since the Second World War, is
now a $40,000, 0008 ayear industry.

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Phone 3441 -
ERSON
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most ‘repaint: ‘work. MONAMEL LA’ EX. dries fast

you can’ paint in: the, moming tals a the.

afternoon! And it's so washable! ‘No'muss, Bh, hoses

no: ‘deaning up — simply tinsé' soller,’ brush ond hand
al rei

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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

TEENAGERS

Due to the hall capacity and the number attending

set I

The News’

TEN WORDS FOR 75c — THREE INSERTIONS FOR THE
PRICE OF TWO — 25c DISCOUNT IF PAID
WHEN PLACING ORDER

PHONE 3031

: [|
Classifieds

FOR. RENT—Suites, room and
board by day, week or month,
McCreights ‘Apartments, First

FOR SALE — Lots in Kinnaird)

$180.00 each, Phone 2738.
tin

Ave. back of K Buil-
ders, Phone 2493. .

the Teen Town Dances in the Ki Pp

FOR, RENT — Upstairs and

Society. Hall, it is necessory for us. to limit

suites, Phone 3967.
311

FOR SALE — Well grown, select-| ©
ed British Sovereign plants, |:

grown by strawberry plant pro-
progation specialists, can supply
to largest orders at $17.50 per
in lots.of -1000 or

to No.9 School District and those with

invitations.

__ BUSINESS DIRECTORY

‘LONG DISTANCE

RIGBY Ss

‘BUS DEFOR -

TAXI

Phones 288M & 2311

COFFEE SHOP -

a

FOR RENT — In West Robson,
. I-roomed house — 1: mile from
Ferry — electric stove and
water heater. — inlaid lino—
phone. Trail 358,, 313

more,
Plants ; graded to uniform
size for easier machine plant:

Subject to final spring. in: :

FOR RENT —-Suites ished,

by the B.C. Depart-

apply Alex Eremenko, phone
3061, 313

FOR “RENT —‘two.room base-
ment suite .— . furnished —
electric range, Apply 321—1s¢.

: 113

AVO ees

WANTED TO RENT — 2-roomed

house in Castlegar.or Kinnaird.
Phone 4509. BN 1

WANTED — Part :time work
ence or twice a. week — garden
or house work. Apply Mrs.
Nadie Clee phone 4572.

113

WANTED — Ladies’ used’ bicycle

ment of A
will be classified as ‘approved
stock’,
certified). Write A. H. Black-
ham, P.O, Box 1120, Abbots-
ford or phone 3771.

: C-6-11

NOTICE = Beauty Parlor, 76)
Maple St. Castlegar,” “Fegular |. i]
store hours, Alice Zuckerberg, |‘

phone. 4631. See . 311
FOR SALE.— Home,

fruit: trees, strawberries, xrasp-

berries, shrubs,. hedge, reason-| .
312

able, phone 3979.
FOR. SALE — 48 . Plymouth,

-elean and in good condition, |.-.

P. K. Zoobkoff, Brilliant, °
: 312

in good condition—1
phone 2381... 113

HELP WANTED — Woman for
josework in Kinnaird. Apply
to Box 383, Castlegar. 113

B'S:
HAIR DRESSING
PARLOR
Seis HOME
cure Now: ‘Moles

A Complete :-Beauty
intment.
64.

CENTRAL SHOE

_ & LEATHER...

.We attach “Dinkte” Nickel
Hin Heels on Ladies Shoes

ROTO-' TILLING — by hour or
contract, phone 2738. - 313

NOTICE — Bake Bingo at Rob-
son Community Hall, Friday,
: March 29 at 7:30 p.m. Come
eet your. weekend goodies, . i

u3

NoricE ond - The Kinnalra wor

mens’ have obtained
an agency with . the Westert!

UNITED —
TRUCKING

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE

Open 8:00-a.m. te 9:30 pam.
Not Just Another Place To :
Eat Bat The Piaee To Eat -
- Another.

PHONE 8881 CASTLEGAR”

FOR ‘SALE. — Girl’s Rawleigh|:

bicydle. — like new — phone
9191 Castlegar. . 1138

CARD THANKS . ~

We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to friends. and neigh-
bors for their. many. .acts of
kindness,
sions of sympathy sent:to us:on
the;death of our beloved wife and
mother,: Frances Eremenko, . also

Plants |.

(formerly, known. .as| .

Upper | °
Bench,” garage, . rose -.trellace,| *

e ‘Docosentavies o
and accomplishments of Conade’ '*
primary Industrles. ” 7

“The Golden Fleece!” :
by Jomes Bannerman; on axciog tory
of life, in « anber comp,

flowers and’ expres- ||

CASTLE.

PHONE 2921 ~~

for the beautiful floral. offerings
at .the funeral, Special. thanks to
Drs. Johnson and Fowler, Alvarez

and:-Dimock,-Nurses-.and staff. of }:J +

the: ‘Trail-Tadanac Hospital, ‘Rev.
cl: and the C

Canada

and sroula, is pleased fs ence

Funeral ‘Home. . .
The Eremenko Family,

he _ Castlegar. E

‘MAKE UPTO ’$200.00
"PER MONTH
” Men-Women;' We have a sen-

sational.plan whereby you can

: make $50.00 weekly and more in

spare time. by “gelling our com-

FOR, SALE.
Offers accepted. on 160
ecres on Trail- -Castlegar .
Highwoy. :. >. .- o

TONIGHT — ‘FRIDAY & SATURDAY

oe Shows at 6:45 and 9).
MATINEE SATURDAY AT, 2:00 P.M.

MONDAY. & TUESDAY |

‘plete line of dry,‘goods and yard
‘goods. No experience needed.
Free particulars and Free gifts.
Rex Trading’ Co., 1171 Bernard
St, West, Montreal, Quebec.|—"" -*
Dept, 164. tfn Line

WRITE BCX 490
Costlegar, B.C.

3-13

‘PLUMBING & HEATING
‘For Estimates Phone
3401 & 2931
We Service.’
What We Install

fro ;

A

HIN

1 oe a =
aN, Pi

Committee, Mr, Anderson, “who f

Squadron News _| has kindly offered us the use’

Be seta soe a of a suitable . location ‘on his.
sath fat or soe ara es
looking forward. to getting in aie range. :
some_range work, In the past . The aircraft models that the
our target practice has had to be} cadets have been building during
carried out across the river at|the past two months should be
a site overlooking: Brilliant, how- bea in.this week and those that
ever this year we. have a site| ar will be
much closer to home. We extend with either. International. Com-
our thanks to one of the Civilian| bustion or Jet engines.

|
w is Picture Time

wszearee MERVYN LEROY «CINEMaScoPE WanwenCoton |
CAMERON MITCHEL, U5 =r,mutaamn aoa so
Shows at.6:45 ond 9

Watch Repairs - °
Guaranteed for One Year
Leo Bosse

Dianionds. — Watches
Jewellery

PHONE 2041 ©

: J. L LAUGHTON
BSe- OB. ~
_ OPTOMERRIST
Office. Heurs
N. — WER. —
10-12 1:30 to 6:08
PHONE set 7"

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ac complete show each evening — Doors open 6:45, show
7:30 p.m. — Matinee at 2 p.m.

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Desmond T. Liltlewood 4,
OPTOMETRIST
Post Office Building

Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8 pm
PHONE 8231 |

Look closely at the fabric in the germent you are weatleg. Those threads that run *
up and down are the “warp”. The threads that go across are the “woof,

Look closely again. Because it is entirely possible that some of the clothes you are
wearing are woven of wood.

Entirely possible, yes. Because, in the only infagrated operation of its kind jin the.
world, Columbia Cellulose ond | its afiiliated Lsompanieg make it possible to turn forests
into fabrics.

From the forests of British Columbia, around Terrace and the Nass ond Skeena Rivers,

_ wood is cut which is processed into pulp at our "dissolving mill near Prince Rupert.
At-the Chemcell plant in Edmonton, Alberta, the pulp is combined with chemicals
derived from natural. gas, and the cellulose is: thus-spun into synthetic fibres, such
as acetate — which hos become a household word in clothing for men, women Vand
children. .

Other fibres produced! from British Columbia forests include such wonderful new
fibres as Arnelf- and Fortisant. Carefree, beautiful fibres that are bringing a whole
new way of life to Canadians everywhere. 5

WALDIE
LUMBER eo FOE DING
SUPPL
‘We can sone = your
building needs. Estimates
“gladly given.

Phone 7112

Reg.
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Special
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1.25 1.00
1.92 1.65

8 mm KODACHROME

35 mm KODACHROME
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FLASH BULBS per doz.
1 only 35 mm KODAK PONY © (39.75 35.00
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Dutch Maid COAL, SAND, GRAVEL a
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PETTITT'S PHOTOS.

Bakery Limited EXCAVATING
Birthday’ Cakes . Se. :
PHONE 3811 CASTLEGAR’ ADMISSION | FRICES
. al : Adults . 75¢
Dictiecenon! eee ee a oi Children 25¢

: Fibres of the future — brought to. you. from the forests of British Columbia by

+ tReg'd. Con. Trademark

COMPANY. “LIMITED

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Wedding Cakes

Anniversary Cakes .- |||. Castlegar Transfer
“PHONE 3241 - . ‘W. Sharples: Phone 6091

fudents "50c