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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1851

~ BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

DUTCH MAID BAKERY
For Birthdays, Weddings
or Anniversaries
‘Try
THE “DUTCH MAID" :
Phone 4502

Kootenay Builders
Building Contractors
New Home and Remodelling |
Free Estimates
Wm. & Alex Plotnikoff

Box 68 Phone 3006

ZUCKERBERG’S

BEAUTY PARLOR
Maple Street + Castlegar
‘All lines of Beauty Culture,
Feather Cuts and Permanent
Waves a Specialty
Phone 2661

KINNAIRD TAX!

Day or Night Service
Phone 8091
WRIGHT'S AUTO SERVICE

Miracle Insulating
Castlegar, Phone 4942
. Installed by ‘blower
Fuel Saving 30 - 50%
Satisfaction Guaranteed
W. Sharples & 0. Lightle, Prop.

MUIRHEAD AGENCIES
Fire Automobile and Casualty
Insurance

Phone "242 Residence 3416
Hinnaird, B.C.

FRED'S
BILLIARD PARLOR
lectionery. Soft Drinks
Drop in Today

AVENUE GRILL and

GROCETERIA + $150.00. Apply HM. (250) Burton. ‘
Next to the High coy Hobeons = Mr. and “Mrs. Victor Cocture
Tight Lanshes Cream ~ .creNTION — A bridge and and son of Trail were Sunday
Mamburgers Hot Doge ist card party will be held in visitors at the home of Mr. and
the Twin Rivers hall, Saturday, Mrs. .C. Brodman,
October 13 at 8.p.m. - Sponsol
ER by Twin Rivers Lodge No. 70. Ad- Mr. aud Me hoa J. Davidson 1 have
G. A. SUMN. mission 50c. Every. sear sonny eouyE
i hoay. weleome: seu visiting their daughter, Miss Dor-

Fevetish round of polishing, patatng and | decorating is evident) in

enty-sik members of the Highlanders.
looking forward to renewing acquaintanceship they made w!

ban are 1k whom they, visited last: August at their royal home near

Balmoral. Srotlend. Fipets were In Freres at the time

‘Friday inclusive.

KINNAIRD KORNER

Mr. and Mrs, F. Peterson and
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Anderson
spent the week-end at Spokane.

Miss Patty Lewis and her bro-
ther Ronnie spent the weekend
with Miss Nonie Henke at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. S. Harrison of Beaver
Falls.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Ci and

‘Castle Bar Ranch
‘SPECIAL ON FAMILY RIDES

5 horses for the price of 4 Monday to
Saturday and Sandy,

rides by appointment.
te a dit tte :

C, Johnson and Mrs. Johnson to
this district. Rev. Johnson ‘has
arrived in Castlegar. to succeed
Rev. Horrocks as. minister of
Castlegar United Church. Songs
and musie were part of: the eve-
ning progtam, the planist being
Mrs. J. §. Martel. A-cheery fire
and a delicious luncheon, served

by the W. A. rounded out a very -

enjoyable evening.
pane United Church held -a
and Harvest Tea

Mr. and Mrs, W. Collinson have
returned from the -holiday week-
end spent at Spokane.

Mr, and Mrs. Harold Spencer
of Chapman Camp spent Thanks-
giving with Mr. Spencer's sister
and brother-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Eldridge and
Wayne motored to Couer d'Alene
Idaho, over the week-end.

Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Burke,
with Mr. and Mrs. Ww. E. Burke

a the Community hall on Satur-
day, October 6th. The harvest
theme was ‘carried out in the
decorations throughout the hall.

The tea and serving ‘tables were
,gay with lighted candles and
autumn flowers and leaves, The
guestg were received by Mrs._
Johnson and Mrs. Spence. Pour-
ing tea during the afternoon
were Mrs, Witten, Mrs. Sherbiko,
Mrs. McIntosh and Mrs. Gagnon.
Those waiting on tables were
41, Mrs. Shand, Mrs.

of Trail spent the d with
Mr. and “Mrs. Burke's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Sutton, of Moscow, Idaho.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Martel were
. visitors. to Spokane over. the
week-end.

A lovely social evening was
enjoyed on October 2nd when
about thirty members of the
United Church met at Kinnaird
Community hall to. welcome Rev.
trai Press Canad bi i

Sutherland Highlanders. regi-

‘a couple of old friends—Princess

in Highland
Like- sll youngsters, litte
oa Tet uniforms and busby, which
Craig and Piper Robert McNeil: of
¢ young prince. :

CLASSIFIED”

Reserve November 10th at 6
p.m. for the first annual High-
land Dancing Competition te be
hela in the Stanley Humphries
High School Gym. _ Sponso:
by the Pythian Sisters.

: ‘Hallowe'en Tea and’ Bake Sale,
Saturday, October 27th, 3-5 p.m.
in the Parish hall,’ “Sponsored
by. St. Alban’s Evening arr

‘Mrs. Bert Donnan — returned
home from Revelstoke after at- .
tending the silver wedding ar
y of her brother | and

FOR SALE — 10'x18’ GARAGE,

sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank

here

Open ‘all day Monday,
‘Tuesday and Wednesday
Phone 2182

CASTLEGAR TAXI

HL. M. Card, Bicycle Shop

LOST — LADIES’ RED PLAID
Jacket at ball park on Monday.
‘Apply Margaret Henry (Post
Office). (P30)

FOR RENT — FURNISHED
room or room and board. Ap-
ply Mrs. L Peterson,
, Ave, Castlegar, B. C.

* FOR SALE — 1950 ROYAL EN-

field. 350 .C.C. motorcycle in
‘A-1 condition. Also ladies’ bi-
cycles Apply Castle eg

First ©
CP

P30)

Maple Street . _ FOR’ SALE ~-- TYPEWRITER
Radio Repairs ribbons, rubber stamp ‘pads,
See eee case eversharp leads, rubber stamps
3 ete, at the Castle News Of-
Phone 2601: o tice. fee
FOR SALE — CRIB AND MAT-
_ Resmen T. Littlewood tress, large size'29" x.52", and
Optometrist baby carriage equipped ‘with

Post Office Bullding

‘Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8: p.m. . gar Barber Shop,

Phone 2881 FOR SALE — LIGHT. OAK DIN-

— ning. room suite: Apply J. Pet-

: Schauer petween Main‘ and‘8th.

KINNAIRD. SERVICE Avenue: |. (23)
t FOR SALE- Tree’ Tipe Italian :
‘ 24 Hour ‘Auto Wrecker Prune and Black sweet Grapes-
Service“ good for table or ae ee

&. J. Fink

Phone | ATs: Theatre.

‘emenko next

2)

_othy Davidson.” ey

Mrs.
Brownlie and Mrs. Acianey: The

“Carpal

AGENSIES ‘LIMITIRD +,

A HOME BURNS EVERY 2 MINUTES
YOURS COULD BE NEXT!"

Stop a minute and THINK.
Does your fire insurance
cover, not only your house
but those hard ‘to. replace
furnishings as well? Fire
losses, you know,

are the highest.
in | 20 years,

* Do YOU huve
‘enough Insurance?

U STAND BEIWEER
+ YOU AND Lossé

Mrs, Smales, Mrs. Bachelor, Mrs.
Newlove,’ Mrs.’ McKenzie, :and
Mrs, Ackerman,. together with
the convener Mrs, Greenwood, are

to be highly commended for thelr
part in making the, tea a’ success.

Mr, .and “Mrs.” I, ‘Arduini of -
by the!

bake table was y Mrs,
J.D. Askdew and Mrs. Ee Me-
Nee... A very successful parcel
post sale was held in connection
with the tea, and also a guess-
ing \competition conducted by
Mrs. W. Ball, the prize being won
by Mrs, Wm. Collinson. ‘The -kit-
chen © committee : consisting of
Mrs. Lundquist,

Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams
and family rrotored as Spokane
at the week-end.

Your ‘General Electric Dealer

Phone 3422 i %
‘No carrying charge
28 STO. !

Terms

KE)

S|
SENTINEL ELECTRIC

sor-in: Jaw and daughter, Mr. and
“Mrs. J. I, Campbell and. family
of Kelowna, visited: at' the home
of their son-in-law’ and daughter,

Mr. and, Mrs. L. ve Campbell over. é

the week-end.

Mr. and:Mrs. E. A. Lewis: spent
the, Thanksgiving weekend at
_ Spokane.

Maple Bt: at 20a Aye: :
ull stock of wing supgiio foe fis

warming | oven — storage

: A dream” esse ok teh ie aunt, cay MR 2
Super DeLuxe gives you more cooking capacity than any other
‘range on the market. The two

* to bake aad roatt at the same ine — 5 rurfece clement Plot
space for, your:pots and'pans — 5) = aes

Red-Spot ‘solid of Con‘Rad rabulae -

two full size ovens allow you,

‘ ¢ " your chi f eleme:
, Phone 4511: : Spel nice © id ‘
Ra Colin ‘Petts ‘The S; jacrochime oven temperature control,”
vy Melver, : Select-O-Matic Switch and Clock Control give you completely
automatic cooking — whether you're a popes or: awa :

WANTED: PUPILS’
for ‘Violin and Music : Theory

* Box 48, Castlegar:

, better cookin;
porcelain «
2 Come is Cosh seo this Beautiful and Practical Renee today.”

TEADS UP, DERICK!
pass!

Store Hours: 15 re
Clesed, Wednesda:
Kinnaird, B. ©.

Phone 3098 :

: .Petitpoint, Punchwork, Rugcraft,
erence, Woods and Patterns
Tools and Patterns,

Leathers,

LAKESIDE HOBBY:
“CENTRE
Phone 4208

KINNAIRD
BRILLIANT

CASTLEGAR”.
ROBSON -

von. 4; ‘No, 41

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER: ry 1951

cies ao$ Cents Per Copy

"SIMPLE CEREMONY. WELCOMES PRINGESS TO CANADA

‘alIn a ‘brief, isiple: ceremony at Dorval,
Princess mullzabets ‘and the Duke of Edinburgh palin

Bs, saw her‘ 4 person

where > standard raised, Behind the Duke and the Princess
iscot t Alexander, left, ond Prime Minister St,

“quickest, cheapest, and. surest

+ Passing through this archway symbolized the ene
try. of the Princess and Duke ‘into Canada, The arch-

way was erected at Dorval and the royal party, passed. Quebec: City.

entral Press Canadian: Photos ”

Sinica: aa route to 5 the train that Hated them to ~

WOULD BOOST.
- B.C. REVENUE

Bieteanciet Oct. 15 (AP) — A
by British Ci bii

"School Board

__ Expects New
~ Building Program.

The annual ‘ ‘meeting ‘of the
"Castlegar. District School Board
was held Thursday in the Castle-

Pat help relieve the Pacific
Northwest power shortage would -
provide that- province“ with. av
revenue of $12,000,000. annually,
former Senator, Clarence: C: ‘Dill
~ paid. today.

Speaking to” the’ Columbia’ Bas-
in. committee. of the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce, Dill ad-.
-youitéd the’ construction: of dams
at Revelstoke and Castlegar, sole-.
Jy for. storage of Columbia “River
water..."

Such construction would be 'the-

> security: against future ’:: pOWer |:
shortages, the fornier. Democra-
He. senator, «from:

Grand

shut down, and roneeey ©
Jost when. low. water ‘seasons hit
the region, -he said, A

Buildin, ding Permits
“Issued Show a
» Steady Growth:

Building” permits” issued to
date this year at the village of-

fice total $136,518.84. While:
figure includes the new. elem

ary. school; $47,900, it still shows

a. Steady; _ Srowth in new home

>Washington , <3 There. are now. 1200

: they: had. done.

gar y schoo] with Mr.
G. Craft: presiding.

+\Mr.. Craft, reported that. with,

‘the’ new: Junior.’ Senior: High:
School ‘plus the new ‘2-room ‘ ele-
mentary, unit (at. Kinnaird and

5 me new. 3reom unit in Castlegar,

it, this : ‘was the first year. that
school was not” being ‘held “in
ited: halls,  {‘However,” he

[on od ‘this year, our school
- population. js rising! fast and will
be. faster, if the new “industry
begins. here, _and .we are. simply
‘marking time, to ‘make ‘sure, be-

- fore’ going, on with further; bulld-:.

“ing ‘plans

Mr. Craft and, Mr. H.. Hunter
iin reply stated that the sight of
the new school and happy stu-
‘dents was in itself sufficient
‘thanks and that the full hearted
support.of both niaintenance and
teaching staffs made. the work

‘that. much easier.”

‘The meeting was thrown open
‘for questions and suggestions and
‘the following information volun-
teered. . :

Guards are still maintained on.
the larger schools, Kcosts! is reim-
bursed ‘by the 's

» Cards ‘sent ‘to ‘sick: members, also:

LO.D.E. Has. Cup

‘Inscribed for
At anual ‘Dancing

The Littian - Killough : Chapter.

L.;0...D...E. held «thelr , regular ;
monthly “meeting in “the: |

in :the; chair’ and),
pregent...

The. Secretary. “Mrs.
skys reported that ‘the’ cup,
cently purchased for. ‘the Castle:

gar Annual Dancing Competition _

is ‘being suitably ‘Inscribed by the
chapter, «It ig.to-be’ noted that
a smaller ‘cup is algo to. be pre-
sented’to the winner of the ‘coin-

* petition, the latter to remain’ the :

Mrs; ©.’ Fraser. was. nominated |
Second Vice Regent
he: ‘remainder of the current p
yeab:

Thekets’ ‘were released: for the:
Christmas. draw,...with © Mrs.” J.
Kelly, Mrs. -V. eoreaty. and Led

‘Mrs. ve Goresky then read an
extract’ from-the. National An--

ents impression of the’ beauty
Avenue” In’ Saska-

wars. : Each’ elm ‘tree bears (a
brass plated with a soldiers name ~
inscribed. A cairn is erected here”
bythe LO.D.E, for the fallen.
Later the regent gave a touch-
ing {reminder of ‘Remembrance
Day; when the°I: 0. D.°EB..and

-’ each organization’ pay tribute ‘to

the. boys who “gave. their, life
that-we may remain free.

Mrs. W. Devitt (Empire Study)
spoke of. the presentation of
Queen Mary’s carpet to Princess
Elizabeth ‘recently: in © Ottawa,”
which" she’ in, turn preseiited ; it”

Gallery

a’ gift © ‘to. a .member * leaving °:
town.
As in Se anas years ‘at this

time, each: member. gave a brief

account ‘of interesting ‘events of)
their. immer holiday.
‘ezent: gave the well wish:

ing for: the winter dn Ottawa.
Refreshmel were Served i by:
the hostesses, . T. Couch, Mrs,
J. Scott’ and ‘Mrs. R. ‘Sommers,
-after which Mrs. ‘J. Kelly, and
Mrs. R: Sommers Introduced
some:
way of a.“booster prize” to: By
drawn which’ was’ donated by
Mrs. R. Sommers’ and won™ by. ‘
Mrs. M. ‘Dalton, ‘and an “Intelli-
gence. contest”. won by’ Mrs. C.
Fraser, and Mis, M- Palen:

Chamber -of Com.
Holds: R oie
Meeting...

“ ‘The Castiozer

and District
held: its

Department) and there = no sign
yet of discontinuing them.:’ Two
more rooms will be bullt at Kin-’
naird, one at Castlegar: and*one
at Renata. If large growth is,
anticipated then major construc-”
tion ° will ensue which --will -: be
financed in a. fashfon similar. to’
that of the high school. Roads
came-in for‘the usual discussion
and’ new safety were

regular’ “anni: “meeting in ‘the
Parish halt last. Thursday eve-
ning.
Business “dealt” with” was - very:
light ‘this ‘month “and:‘the meet-
ing ; adjourned | early to permit
the>memUers ‘to attend ‘the’ an:
nual “gchool’ board ‘meeting.
“Attendance at’ meétings hela
the’ floor for ‘some, time’ and the
was .in-

Suggested -and will be put jnto’
effect.
The meeting adjourned at 8:30.

“in“grades'1/to:12'in this district,”
an increase of 134 over. ast: Years ;j
‘figure, and :.44: te ac TO
of these students travel :by® bus
‘We' ‘are ® proud: of.

board and tedching < ‘staffs were. ;
: described ‘as .“‘most: friendly.”

;Mid-way. during ‘the meeting

‘delegations: from. the Village’

‘SIDEWALK.

eas tinst cement sidewalk. pro-
“with :the ‘laying of side-
walks ‘at ‘the corner of. Pine’ and

andthe’ C! of,
-pommeree, appeared : at the meet-

Rar. ™: Dalton, representing /
‘the: Chamber ;of Commerce, . aa:

Labout 200. a: running “foot with
aS ‘portion: being “levied Coury

dressed ‘the

the-p ‘owners.

a. guest* editorial" in: the’ Ceite
News: by. ‘the Castlegar, District
Teachers’, Association Public _Re-

cy:

elt “the:board does ‘not -get ithe
recognition it deserves and mov-
ed a‘vote.of thanks for what.

Mrs. C, Saunders and Miss Joy
Defoe are holidaying : at. Van-
ver and other way. points.
Mrs. J.-Dalziel,.Mrs. 0. Ander-
and Miss’ Mae: Thomson. at-
énded the Guide Leaders .Train-
ing. Meeting, directed by Kay
=Boult at, rralles :

week ‘he village See x

to work out

The ‘Evening Group held a com:
bined business meeting and ‘fare-
well .party. at the home of Mrs.

present: and ‘the guest. of: honor
Mrs. H.-Knight, who will be leav-
ing .Robson’ to make-~ her new
home+in:Trail, :"-:

After: brief business the meet-
ing was, turned: over‘ito Mrs. S.
Grant: and: Mrs, 'E. Ostrom who
were’ in ‘charge of the entertain:
ment. -:An’enjoyable::’ evening
was spent with: games and con:

tests.
rappditeshments were serv-
if sident-'Mrs. , G.: Hett
téd Mrs, 5 Knight : with sa
gift from: the group.) :.'
(Continued: on Page 3)

report:; quoting .the dele- _ indirectl ys the'c

_ CO-OPERATION IN SECONDARY EDUCATION,

: e underway to start a Parent ‘Teachers’ ‘Associa. i
in,in: the Stanley “Humphries High School in the ver near j
ture — for what! purpose, and will it succeed?, , Geen
ag? The-P, T..A. is by no means a new organization: “being
‘Ionig established in many B: C..schools and though zits “record
has’ not always. been; perfect, it has its very roots in the soil.
of a: common purpose: and co-operation, its: steady ‘growth: is.
many communities throughout the prov- +

“Wit hi a ead ‘swing toward an Saieas stype of Jife, a fact
u oticeable: i in this district, and a consequent ‘shift’
to the schools of the’ ‘responsibility of training this new urban ©
population, ‘the’ role ‘of the school becomes more and more |
complex, resulting i in’a misunderstanding between’ school and ¢
home, | because’ the best learning i is i sibl in’ ‘an at h
of mistrust and misunderstanding. Fvecyone — feather, par~
ent and’particularly pupils is a loser. :

‘Since: both: teacher. and parent are workile lovee a com-
mon “goal and since both: ‘have ‘the welfare of the pupil, and.

n rity 2 and, country at heart, it seems‘onl
logical: that they Id: find. some means of doing so.
WP. TOA, provides that’ means:

All of us find it easier to work in'an se eeohere of friend:
liness and. understanding,’ ‘and inthis day when‘teaching has
gone far-beyond the three R’s and when parenthood is beset
with added responsibilities, any. worthwhile effort. to reach
such an atmosphere’ would be well worthwhile. :,

In short — our high school population’ i is growing fast,
and ' we have a-fine new school ‘which ‘aims to: give as ‘broad
and sound an education-as possible within its’ scope.’

This. school: represents ‘an. investment both ‘in money and
in-hope’ for better things. These young people represent our
hope for a bétter world. : Do we stand idly by, therefore and
“say “] pay my ‘taxes, that’s enough,” or do we remember that
“We are working’; for a. comm goal. and. that Education is

Dollis, 1933 and- 1951.

. EAE ery funny story. somes
+ effect th at.various good citizens, Sing | an authoritative state-
Inert sthat the 1933 dollar ‘would ‘purchase ‘about ‘twice at
© mu¢h“2arthe (1951 dollar, have shown: great. enthusiasm. for
baying. up ‘all ‘the 1933 ‘silver: dolla
It seems rather. ridiculous ;that any citizen’ of North America
‘would be so ignorant™ ‘of public finance ‘as .to Imagine’ that
this would ‘be’ any precautidn' ‘against inflation, but there i is
‘the’ ‘story. |.
One thing is certain. The time can yet come when silver
dollars ‘of’ the.year- 1933 or any other, date would buy more
than. current paper dollars, simply because the silver in them
would..be worth ‘more than a:dollar, but, long before that
happens;“fong before the time when the Candian dollar. will
buy less than one quarter of what it would buy-in 1933. —
which would make: the silver-in the dollar worth more than
the papet dollar:— the government will do with silver. what
it did)-with gold.‘ It will stop coining: silver; ‘and. make it
illegal ‘to: own silver. coins.
The value: of ‘money. will continue to decay until the
government stops spending money..at. the present rate, for. it
‘is that, and: not the fancied -wickedness of workers, of farmers,
or-of merchants which has ‘led to the; decay, in the Eee
power.of money.—Powell River News. ‘