CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, ‘June 28, 1961

LETTER TO EDITOR

Thanks to Flood Workers

Dear sir::

‘The . voluntary food ‘workers
wish to thank the following for the
wonderful | help they gave during
the ‘recent. flood:

‘ROMP, Bob's Pay'n Takit, Star
Bakery, Jack's Pic-n-Pac, Castlegar
Drug, Pitts Drug, Eremenko's, Cas-
tleaird Bakery, Shop: ar

- GEDAR GREST
SWIMMING. POOL

SWIMMING DAILY
FROM 9 - 9 + '-

SWIM INA POOL '
INSPECTED | WEEKLY

KOOTENAY HEALTH
UNIT

SAFE SWIMMING IN.
PLEASANT SURROUND-
INGS - LIFE: GUARD: IN

ANI

We will’ allow. you
$35. 00:

for * ‘any old camera

ON THE LATEST

MINOLTA SR1
and the

CONTAPLEX
PRIMA

Pettitt

PHOTOS
CASTLEGAR

= :
TUL COUUL NUNN LOTUS

wo(HUCK'S

Drug, Out Rate, Ross' Market,: Kl-
wanls Club, IODE, ©

Kinsmen” Club, Cheveldave's

Martin’s ‘Clothing, Kin-Gar Video,
Eastern Star, M. Ackerman,

“<Qlyit Defence, Acro Taxi, KRO,
Legion, UA to Legion, all those la-

who helped’ in. any way, andthe

Modern Drugs»

te ‘Are Dangerous

Modem day drugs, which have
played such 8 vital role in improv.
ing the nation’s health, also hold a
tremendous potential of danger
when they are improperly handled
and used, warns the B.C. Pharma-
ceutical Association,

Many of these dangers in the
use of drugs can be minimized, or
even: eliminated, through the ap-
plication of a few simple precau-
tions, say ‘officials of the Assocla-
tion which represents British Gol:
umbla's 1,100 pharmacists,

1, Use drugs only ‘upon the
advice of your physician.

2, ‘When your pharmacist han-
ds you the prescription: read the
label carefully and esl him to clar-
ify any part of the direttions which
you do not fully understand.

"8, Use caution in storing me-
dications. Store them safely and
properly and-always out of tho rea-
che of children.

[4 Retain the taentity of. every
medication, Never. : transfer drugs | ¢!
from one container to uncther’. and
be aure the label is always readable.

5. ‘When your condition war-

Groceteria, Castlegar Sporting]!
Goods, Karnles, Helen's Fiowers,|

dies’ groups of Robson and District] ;

people who t
and helped in any way they could,

Dutch Mald Bakery, officers of the|- °

how: a ‘census is taken. | The

i somapiling statistics,

An army. of ,30,000'‘éhumerators is’ now moving ‘out
across Canada for the big‘job of taking the country’s census.
Elizabeth ‘Tucci and Michael Vickers check their-notes on

census will take’ two weeks’ “

in urban areas, longer in rural districts. “Cenaus-takers-are “.
armed with credentials and information given them‘ is: con--
and cannot be used for any purpose other. than

Robson

53h

Socia ls ct

Renata

‘Socials

LAND, DEVELOPMENT
“only one-third of Gannda’s to!

tal area shas been: brought under

Mrs, M. Rohn i
Miss Loulse Barker and Miss
Doreen. Mann ,of. Victoria. have
spent the past ‘week visiting friends
here, Miss Barker had spent 0 few.
years In Renata ‘as’ Deaconess of
the Bentecontal ‘Church from 1080,
to 4

pee ‘being ‘ssolated for three
weeks, due’ to foods, several peo! le
took advantage of being abl

_) travel the roads again.

Mr, and Mra, P, ‘Warkentin ‘ace
companied by Mr. and Mrs.'J,/Ret-

Mra, W. Hale of Castlegar
the weekend at’ her home-her

Mr, -D,- Dunn “accompanied! by
his son “Buy, left for Manitoba
where they -will vialt- friends and

» | relatives,
Loy Mi

Pearl and Beverley were recent ¥i-
aitors to Bonners Ferry, Idaho,

{> Mr, and Mra,-J. Dyck and El-
eanor were Sunday visitors to: coe
tlegar.

Mrs, I. Wiebe, Brian and Mary-
Ann of Kinnaird ‘apent the wack:
end at thelr home here.

/ Mrs, G, Friesen, David, Dan.
ny and Ruth Ann left on a holiday
to the coast where they will visit
friends and relatives.

\.. Reverend Lynn of Penticton,
District. of the Pen-

‘Mrs. A. K: Waldle — Phone 5921
‘Mrs,. A, Smetcher is visiting

| ter's mother from Nakusp.
‘ Mary Bvdokimoit ‘and “baverne
inf

for 8 short time in at
the home of her daughter ond
son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. J. Nixon.
‘Mr, and Mrs, J. 8, Scott have
returned from a recent. trip to var-
ious Alberta points.
ne ‘and Mrs, D. Adshead and
girls are spending an: ex-
tended holiday with friends and re-
latives in Manitoba. While there
Mr, and Mrs, Adshead will also at-
tend their son's (David) gradua-
tion from Camp Shilo.

Mr, and Mrs, G, Stewart spent
the ‘best weekend in Penticton.
oe ate A, EK Waldie ac-

ow. T. Waldie

rants of:a drug —
discard the remainder. In ‘this way
‘you will not be-tempted to take it
for what might appear to be a ze-
currence of the same condition or
= even more important — allow
some other person to take the drug.

- Public Business
. Done in Public

“Public business should" be done
in public, village chairman N. T.
Ogiow told Castlegar council
‘Tuesday night,

“I much prefer to see business
done in public... surely we can
present a (given) situation in
stich a way It can be understood
what wo think and feel.”

Mr. Oglow's remarks were made
when works supervisor Norman
McNabb asked if-an _appiication
for village should be

were eat " -aveliors to Vancou-
ver on a business trip,

Mr, and Mra. J. S, Hunter and
res ” spent 8 few days in Couer
q@Alene,

A guest at the home of Mr. and

Camp Beaverlodge
Registrations Now

é “Now. is Ye time to régister.sons

.| for a camping session at’ the ‘Trail

‘YMCA Camp Beaverlodge, say di-
rectors.

Registrations are still open for
both sessions, and forms can be
Picked up at schools, both in Trail
and in. the surrounding district.

- Camp Director this year will be
Len Helbert, who will be ably as-
sisted, by the Trail YMCA Camp
Committee, and the. camp mother.

Gleboff,
al Columbian” al have? -re-
tumed to the coast following a
three-week holiday.‘at the homes

it Roy-|:

tecostal Assemblies: was. a: guest

MANUFACTURING ages
In net: value ‘of: production ‘the

speaker hero on Monday. Rev. Lynn
has recently. returned from, Jeru-

salem where ho attended,’ the Pen- Pov
tecostal : World Conference. ‘While |

eight sper cent of the: country. 4s
classed

here! he ‘showed ‘beautiful colored) ine

rildes ‘of ‘his’ entire travels. .

mer, were Sunday visitors tov Nel= | 10+
son, ¢

3 SIXTEENTH le RAN-
DOM PLANK MAHOGANY, no paint:
ing or filling-A complete job, sheet $5.69

9 SIXTEENT! H: RANCHWALL,: prime
coated reg. $10.25 SALE PRICE: $8. 89

PAINT - -MOORE TONE - Oil base; flat,
oderless, inside, 1 coat‘covers *’

Per Quart .

dustry in
now accounts for more than’ twice
the value of that Provitice’s ' ‘agri=

of thelr respective parenta.

-|oultural outgut.

Mrs. D, Stewart has been the lat-|

handled during the meeting or be
left for a committee meeting. It
was dealt with by the regular

RED AND WHITE STORE:

KINNAIRD, B.C.

MEN’S HANDICAP -
GOLF TOURNAMENT

“Joly Ist {a official starting day.
‘The event will be “match play” 18
hole, -) ==.

Make your own arrangements
for time with your opponent. Draws

as follows — Finals must be played
by Sept, 17.

M. Verzuh vs E. Neman

PORK LEG ROAST,

SURF, Giant, ....
ASSORTED PoP, 6

uitigiittgeitih tl tii

ROUND STEAK, lb, :........... T6e
T-BONE or CLUB STEAK, ib. ..... 79¢

TENDER BABY BEEF LIVER, lb, .. 55¢
WIENERS, Ist grade, th. ........ 39¢
SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING,

NABOB TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz,
Sling... 0. eee ee ee eee ees S100)

SUGAR, 10 Ibs., jes guetewi te «05 SBES

Ib.,....5-- . 59¢

Every industry hasa
The jeweler. ‘uses the ‘symbol ofa
word “sterling?” and in dinnerware, the word “bone ct
: represent high standards: of quality. and value.
For the advertiser, the symbol of the ‘highest staridard of circulation
value ii ist the emblem of the Audit Buea of Circulations*. This ;

The advertiser's:
highest standard

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CLEARLY,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, June 28, 1961 iar 4

Pulp, Paper a

moriths . in: woods’ operations

160,000 seasonal woods workers are
employed.on;the, Imits of the pulp
and.paper mills,.and,,another 100,-.|
000. “are.

in we
Rot| there ‘are still” 20m “to80 horses

the, least of which is the employ- employed ae bush,

ment "provided | during ..the winter 1 Pulp
‘| tdrmera’ ‘produce,’ rents’ his’
-|‘and provides him with’ work during
ithe winter! ménths- when * Agricisl-
jtural activity'Is’ at’ @* low’ ‘ebb.

erations are Conducted’ temastonk
tho: year and mostly by. permanent
employees. But east .of the Rockies, |,"
ithe industry to, supply a substantial.
‘partion ‘of: (i their), annual; cash’ in
joome, Thus pulp and Baper. hel

id paper’ “this buys’ the
horses,

.Thus_many, farmers depend on

; ha vile ta Colville,

mily, Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Gels Munns who has

ler and J family, 2a and. Mra, Monty

Warner‘and

PHONE 3093

Kaufmans ‘and
ho. capped "their ¢ plento

>) Convalescing’ at home ls Mr, ©.

‘been
from eight, days spent. n.Castlegar
lot Hospi Z
o and | Mrs, mn tra:
yelled to Vancouver’for the week: | {Re honored. guest. . Rott

end and a visit with relatives there;
They. included a:niece and her hus=
- and

presented with _corsages: ‘alon;

8 e
visiting. with” serena ere,
few back to! Trai that
noon.

Oddie, Ni

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ley» MoMillan,-Marianne » MoNee,
Carol ‘Fitzpatrick, Marion Gottse-
| lig, Dickte Gottselig. : x
‘Third: year’ awards Sharon
Bray, ee ene Burak, Eddie Fitz-
‘Munroe, Raymond

| ‘Mrs: {
serving i
‘were the junior girls, Maren patric

ng Raber: Lorraine Warner, Marlanne

f tie. with. “Vanco:
Stites

‘started at the

of the

4 years old — Carol Fitz-
Susan’ Culley and’ ae,

eI formers or agricultural workers...

3) Horses‘ which’ farmers’ rent Ae? the

beginning
‘term; but who had perfect atten- |};

Robert: atin’
‘| and two aons’ of Kitimat’ ‘are: spen-

ee rood mich) 1s; sold;,to. the

a tai a "Gahuatyative catimate twa.
thirds, of: these woods .workersare

5 “Special efforts are belng ’ made
to. assist the farmer ta improve ’the
mansgement ‘of his woodlot, by” the
federal and‘

the Canadian Forestry. “Assoclat
ills,

“The |” fe
through the indunte}'s annual pur-'
chases of ‘some $24 million ‘for’ food
and fodder. The fodder goes to feed

ley, Bobble
‘Soak ‘and ‘Wayne Lyons end Dickie
Gottecllg’

(tied).
1 Bore. kean and pate race (over

ding thelr vacation: with relatives
in the District. They arrived ‘during
the week: st'the home of Mr. Dah:

lin’s * parents,
Dahlin.

{Girls ,6-and “7 "Judy Alling-
ham, ‘Marion sell and. ‘Nicki
jurak,

nedy haan Aulingiam and Patti

“Band 9 — “Raymond Un-
gation, ‘Dickie Gottselig and wayne

Girts 10-and-11 years — auay

ee ors 10 years — ken Cilley,
elth /Allingham ‘and Stuart ‘Dev.

‘Boys‘11 years — Lorren Culley,
Robert ‘Johnson and Garth Burak
(tied) “and ‘Terry Jack,

Girla '12-‘and 13° — ‘Shirley
Dodgson, ": Wendy MoMillan and

ae Irene Deverney.

average: 7
Gulley, ‘Terry’ Jack,’ Danny * Jack: 7]

‘Boys’ 12 ‘years: — Danny Jack;

Ken Murray and Jack’ Burak.

Girls and boys 14’and over —
Pi ‘Wayne Bignell, nd

Randy. AMGN

“Mothers 5 race - (two + nents)

‘Mrs,.) Clara Gotteclig,’

RESCRIP ary

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