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DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

- CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 3, 1957 fMNHE DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES. a
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Carbon "Tet’’ Fumes
DANGER IN CLEANING

The Canadian Research Institute of Launderers
and Cleaners stresses again and again the

Castlegar -
Kinnaird -
Robson rat
Deer Park —
Renata —

REPORTERS,

Mrs. Kaufman - 3227
Mrs, Smecher - 4568

: Mrs, Williamson =
Mrs, Warkentin *

Mrs, Easton - 7501 Bc
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home cleaning. While home cleanin ene cone may
remove the spots they.not only can damage the fabric
but they are in many cases a tremendous fire hozard.
Your cleaner and launderer is best equipped to handle
your clothing and household articles.

Many municipalities ‘have now enacted legisla-
tion requiring that certain fabrics be flameproof, such
as curtains and drapes, ‘in order to protect human
life. It is wrong to assume also that cleanin: ng fluids
are safe merely because they are not flammable, Car-
bon tetrachloride, for instance, is definitely toxic
and eScaping fumes can cause i!Iness or even be fatal
im the worst circumstances.

Observe practical fire and safety measures and
live a longer and healthier life. A reliable cleaner or

launderer is your clothes’ best friend. He is constant-
ly keeping abreast of new products and new fabrics.

DON'T: GAMBLE WITH FIRE
THE ODDS ARE AGAINST YOU!

Castlegar Dry Cleaners

ABST

Castlegar Happenings

Mr. Ivo Arduini returned to
his home in Kamloops after hav-
ing visited for the past seven
weeks ‘at the home of his son-in-
law and: daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
L. V. Campbell.

Mrs, Helen Gergely has re-
turned to her home here after
having spent the past 3 months
at Port Coquitlam, where she
visited at the home of her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, J, Pitman.

Friends will be sorry to learn
that Mrs, W. Easton is a patient
in the Trail-Tadanac Hospital.

Mr. L. V, Campbell attend-
ed the B.C. Weekly Newspaper
Association Convention in Van,
last week.

Weekend guests at the home

of Mr, and Mrs, R..C. Donnan
were the former's sister, Mrs. 1.

Announcement

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Further Areas Will Be Announced From Time to Time

Applications For. TV Service,

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of Nelson and her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Dave Renton.

Mr. G. Lyons of the Dutton-
Williams Construction crew is
resting comfortably in the Nel-
son Hospital, after his recent
accident.

Mrs. S. D, H. Pope of Vic-
toria was a‘ visitor recently at
the, home of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. R
C, Donnan.

Mrs, J. Williams is a pa-
tient in the Trail-Tadanac Hos-
pital. :

The Pythian Sister, Kooten-
ay Temple No. 37, Castlegar,
held there regular meeting on
Thursday night in the -Twin
Rivers Hall, Most Excellent
Nellie Bradford was in the
chair, Grand Chief, Mrs. Fern
Blankley of Vernon paid her of-
ficial visit to the Temple and in
her honor, a turkey dinner was
hheld preceding the meeting. A
corsage and gift were presented
to the honored guests, while
Grand Guard, Mary Duffus of
Trail and Mrs, Bradford also
received corsages, and after the
business meeting, a social hour
was enjoyed. .

4 “PEANUT BUTTER,
Squirrel
48 ox. ....
“ HONEY, No. 1,
4 bb. tin
2 Ib. tin
TOMATOES, Choice,
Malkin’s

pom ‘Luck,
with Sc coupon
69c

: POT ROASTS,

GROUND BEEF,

cons Whele Kernel, 3 Ibs.

Queen

BUY BY THE CASE
and SAVE

CREAM CORN, Aylmer
Case ..t 3.45
CUT GREEN “BEANS;

- $2
TOMATOES, Malkin's
Choice
$5.99 -

PEACHES, Choice, Z
Case .... $4.93
, Broders
soe $2.89
CORN, "Whole Kernel,
Salad: Queen
Case ....

Mr, and Mrs, J..D. Blankley
of Vernon were  over-night
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, J. Sherbiko,

The Rotary Work Shop in
Spokane last weeknd, was at-
tended by 2 district members,
and their wives, Mr. and Mrs, A.
Horswill of Castlegar and Mr
and Mrs, R. McBain, of Bril-
liant..

Commissioners R. Maddocks,
E, Kraft, M, McPherson and R.
W. Cook and their wives at-
tended the recent meetings of
the UBCM in Nelson.

Mr. and Mrs, A. Horewill
attended most of the sessions of
the UBCM.

Miss Eileen Goresky was the
speaker at the Rotary L

Mrs, Lodge returned to her
home in Nakusp, after a visit

Deer Park Socials

*
+ Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Ritchie
of West Vancouver spent a.few
days in Deer Park on a hunting
and camping trip.

Mr, and Mrs, R, A. Ham-
blin and daughter Lynn ,of
Prince George returned to thelr
home after ..spending a holiday
-with the former's father Mr. F.
G. Hamblin, :

Mr. and Ms, R, Jamieson of
Rainier, Oregon, were the recent

were recent visitors to Deer Park fama

route to Renata where they will

spend a holiday with relatives. :

Mr, and Mrs, C. Willlamson
returned to their home here
after spending the weekend with
thelr brother and sister-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Relmer at Na-

family of Trail were -weekend
visitors to Deer Park

CTI
ROOMS 4

Dr. and Mrs..C, E, Toll and

here with her sisters, Mrs,.M, guests of thelr grandparents,

Luschar and’ Miss N. Beckett,
Mrs, D. Magee's guests at

Mr. and Mrs, D, D. Jamieson.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Reimer of

the weekend were her son and Newton, B.C, and Mr, C. Reimer
* daughter-in-law, Mr, and. “Mrs. of Vancouver and Alert Bay, BC

Bob Magee.

Visiting Mr. and Mra. A.
Smecher is. the latter's mother |
Mrs. Franco of ‘Trail,

ROBSON CHURCH
The monthly meeting of
the Women's Association of Rob-
son Community Memorial Church
was held in the church, Tues-
day afternoon. Mrs. Roy Brown
was in the chair and 19 members
attended.
The theme of the devotional
period was “The Beauty ‘of the
Earth”, with hymns, prayers and
all

last Tuesday. She gave the mem-
bers a very interesting report
on the United Nations Clubs
Seminar at UBC, which she had
attended as delegate for the
Stanley Humphries High School
U.N, Club, Her trip there was
sponsored by the local Rotary
Club,

Kinnaird Korner

"Mr, Mark Mokelki of Good-
water, Sask., visited the home of
his sister and brother-in-law; Mr.
and Mrs, Alec Gray, last week,
arriving Monday; their mother
Mrs. Stella Mokelki of Tribune,
Sask. * arrived from

to au-
tumnal scenery and harvest
festivals, ~

The usual business of the
committees for the sick, the
kitchen and the visiting of old-
er people in the village was dealt
with, :

Members were very enthusi-
astic in making the final plans
for the Family Fun Night to be
held in the Robson Recreational

Hall on Friday night. The WA

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each year through disaster — put you don‘t have
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about your needs, : se ;

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK—OCT. 6-12

Anderson Agencies

Castlegar, B.C. Phone 3441

CASTLEGAR
RESIDENTS

The Castlegar AOTS’ Club’ Membars
house
canvass in the Castlegar Areo, for
the KRC Welfare and. Recreation
Society starting , °

OCT. 71

“are conducting a jhouse-to:

= “Got Aquainted”. Eve. |

Held By SHHS - PTA

The first gencral meeting of”
the Stanley Humphries PTA
took the form of a “get acquain-
ted session", with everyone pre-
sent wearing’a ‘ticket on which
‘was printed his or her name,

Several of the new teachers
on the High School Staff attead
ed, and were

een increased to, 50 cents,
ne left 25 cents for the local
organization, and it hes’been re-
commended the fee of 75 cents
‘be, raised ‘to: $1.00. Approval of

the fricrease’ was given by the.

meeting,

An interesting report was
given by Miss C.- A. Proudfoot
on her attendance at the Annual
meeting of the Castlegar Chap-
ter of the Kootenay Sociaty for
Miss

o the
parents by Prinelpal we R
Brown.

The problem of finding s some-
one to take .over..the Ways and

Proudfoot, ene represented the
PTA at the meeting, outlined the
aims and objects of the Society,
and told of the work. they had

Means Ci Si was

and as no volunteers were forth-

coming, the executive was au-

thorized to make enquiries and

appoint a committee for this

position. Ye
Mrs. D. C: d

After the busi

‘his Night School

(continued from page 1)’.
starting October 9,
Gordon Pettitt will be in-
ing a course in,

on Wednesdays, and the students
will learn how to-handle difter-
ent types: of . cameras, light
meters, color Jens, ete, ‘and dark
recom techniques and develop-
ing. ‘This class atatts on ‘October
9, also.

Sponsored by the Arrow
Boat Club, Art Anderson will

+ give lessons on Boat. building,
session of:

the meeting, Miss Proudfoot, in
her capacity. of Program Con-
vener, Tequested everyone to
seek out people they, did not
know and introduce themselves.”

gave a brief report on the Re-
gional Conference which she had

This -hhd beeN avery small
group, and most informal, she
sald,

gencrally being adopted by Par-

members extend an invitation to
everyone to come to the hall
anytime they please and spend
a little time with them. Conven-
ers for all tables and games of
skill were decided upon, and the

a vacation with other relatives
in Seattle; the same day Mrs.
Gray's sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Mac McDowal and Maxine
of Calgary, paid a visit. They
all left for their respéctive
homes on Friday.

Mark Westgate suffered a
broken arm while playing Fri-
day and is now in Trail Tadanac
Hospital.

Mrs, A., McLeod * visited
friends in Trail over the week-
end,

.Mrs, Emma Burroughs is ia
Vaniouver. She will accompany
her daughter, May on a trip to
Los Angeles, Cal., and surround-
ing area.

The W. Walpers spent the
weekend in Spokane.

New residents of Kinnaird
are Mr. and Mrs. John Ungagrian
and two sons Roddy and -Ray-
mond, formerly of Tanner, Alta.

Mrs, Charles Harrison had
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore and
four children visiting her on
Friday and Saturday, They were
travelling from Halifax to the
‘West Coast.

Mrs. T. Green returned from
Trail-Tadanac -Hospital on Fri-
day, after being confined there
ten aaysé ;

Mr, and Mrs. vis Nelson at-

tended the golden wedding an-
niversary ‘éf the latter's sister

_and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Hipperson, in Nelson on
Wednesday evening.

Mr, and, Mrs, Eugene Dep-
tuck entertained a number of
their friends. on Friday evening,
the occasion being their tenth
wedding sary.

ib gave toward
every table.

The meeting was closed with 4
the Mizpah Benediction.

Hostesses Mrs. J, Porter and
Mrs, L. M. Quance surprised:
the members by bringing a light-
ed birthday cake into the hall.
The members joined in singing
“Happy Birthday” to Mrs, R. T.
Waldie.

ROBSON EVE GROUP REPORT

Report on Evening Group
activities during the summer
months are as follows:

Suly—Social was held at
the home of Mrs. McCallister in
the form of a wiener roast, Plans
to take on the T.B. Canvass for
Robson -were made. Booster was
won by a visitor, Mrs. Batchelor.

Aug.—Social was held’ at the
home of Mrs, Smecher, Commit-
tees were picked for the .T.B.
Canvass, Materials again were
distributed to members. Booster
was won by Mrs, Schuepfer.

Sept.—Business meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Piquard
and it was reported that the
T.B. Canvass had been very suc-
cessful. By-laws ‘were voted
pon and approved, and all work
for the Fall Bazaar was given
out,

Sept 26—Social was held at
the home of -Mrs. Rogers. Com-
mittees were chosen for all
tabled for the Bazaar on Oct. 16.
A lovely birthday cake with
candles was brought. out for the

members which ‘celebrate
‘their birthdays in Sept.

- Booster was won by Mrs.
MacCallister. Next meeting to be
at.the home of Mrs. Smecher
‘Oct. 10, which will prove to be
a very busy night indeed.

“Renata Tidings

Mr. and Mrs. David Howrie |

of Vernon: spent most of last
week at the home‘of their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
K. Markle,

Mr. and Mrs. George Good-
ine and two children have’ taken
up residence, trailerwise, on thelr
newly acquired property in the
Dumont Subdivision. °

> The Kinnaird Catholic -Cluo
will culminate their year’s acti-
vity in their Fall event, to be
held soon,

Robson “Socials

. Mrs, D, Magee returned from
a visit to Seattle, she was the
guest of her daughter and son-
is-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ron Moat.

Mrs. Don Duncan is a pa-
tient in the ‘Trail~Tadanac Hos-
pital.

Mrs. W..T, Waldic, Mrs.
White and Mrs, H. Johnson were’
recent Trail visitors.

. Weekend visltors were: “Mrs,
F, Koch and son: Earhart of
Castlegar to A, Koch and W. J.
Hales; Mr, and Mrs, John Olson
of Nakusp and family to H.
Funks, Jim Danchella at Tom
Hunchaks and Mr. and Mrs,, Bill
Leslie of Nelson to J, J. Reim-
ers,

Carl Reimer and Pete Reim-

er of Vancouver are spending a

few days hunting and while here

are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Reimer.

Mr. and Mrs, A. P, Harms
of Clearbrook, B.C. and Mr. and
“Mrs. Howard Desjardins of Clear-
brook, are staying in A. P.
Harm's former home for a week
and while here are. hunting. Mrs.
Desjardins is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. P, Harms and re-
cent newlywed. :

“Mr, vand Mrs. Bill’ Rempel
have mamed their new baby
daughter Cheryl Ann. Cheryl's
birthday was in Sark s t

October 4th ond’ Sth
MARGARINE, Parkay,
2 tb. family pkt.

TOMATO JUICE, Nabob, -

48 oz. tin
CHICKEN, Burn’s, whole
3% tins each
Frozen PIES Chicken, : Turkey, Beef
King’s, 2 for

COFFEE, Nabob,

: Fine oF regular, Ib. ..............
BUTTER, Ist. grade, |
Cc y, tb.

CHEESE WHIZ, Kraft,

* 16 oz, jor

PORK CHOPS,
+b.

PORK BUTT ROASTS,
Rolled, ib.

PORK ROASTS, picnic style,

VEAL STEAK, loin,
Lb.”

VEAL CUTLETS,
Lb. e

ROUND STEAK,
Lb.

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
FOR McCOLM LOCAL TURKEYS FOR YOUR
THANKSGIVING DINNER

NEW STORE HOURS
MONDAY 8:30 to 12 Noon
TUESDAY — SATURDAY 8:30 to 5:30

BUTTER, Ist. grade, Glendale, th.

Every Day Low Prices

ent Teacher Associations else-
where, and which would provide

tions, ordinary expenses of the
of various

and fees for membership in the

Film. Council and Society for

Handicapped children, was pre-

sented to the meeting by Mrs.

C '

PREM, Swift's,
PORK & BEANS, Broder’s, 4 for ..
TOMATO SOUP, Aylmer’s, 4 tins fo
MARGARINE, Solo, 2 Ibs.
MARGARINE, Parkay, 2 1b. box
APPLE JUICE,.Clear, 48 ox.
PEANUT BUTTER, Squi

KING SIZE BREEZE,

FRUIT & VEGETABLES

BANANAS, 2 EBs. .....-.. a
APPLES, Macs, Junior Box,

MEATS
PORK BOSTON BUTTS, Ib
BEEF BLADE ROASTS, blade removed, Ib.
BEEF STANDING RIB. ROAST; Ib.

BACK BACON, Ye Ib...
BOLOGNA, sliced, Ib.

TRISCHUICKS

It was agreed to set aside
the sum of $160 for this purpose.
Mrs, Mary Kennedy, treasur-
er, presented the financial report
sHowing the PTA had ended the
term in a fairly good position.
Receipts had been approxi-
mately $400 and money had gone
for the Scholarship won by Nor-
| man Johnson and to graduation
expenses, as well as other
worthwhile projects. Cost of
having engraving done on re-
plica cups presented to award
winners remains to be paid.
Mrs. M Kennedy, secretary,
read letters advising of- the
October 19 in Penticton and of
the Parent Teacher Federation
Work Shop to be held under the
auspices of the University ex-
tension services at-UBC on Oct.
16, 17 and 18,
‘The meeting approved send-
ing a delegate to the Border Con-
- ference, and also voted to send
«imember te the work shop
sessions, if at all possible, as -it
was’ felt much could be gained
in the three day course.
The president announced’ as
the portion of the membership
fees going to the Federation had

attended in Nakusp recently. °™

A budget system, * which is”

funds for expenses to conven-*

With Miss t helping

along, the “ice” was soon brok-

Refreshments were served

to thé ‘approximately 45 {n at-
by

Hospitality Chairman and her
committee,

TIMELESS: TOPCS.
By Major John Moll.
Is There Anything In Bible Pro-
phecy For You?

Read 11. Timothy Chapter 3

—1-17 This know also, that in
the last days perilous times shall
come. *

For men shall be lovers of
their own selves, covetous, boast-
ers, proud, ylasphemers, disobed-
jent to parents, un-

at blue-print reading,
rib and keel construction, lay-
out methods and so on.. These
classes are scheduled for Tues-
days, starting October 8,

Final course described in the
little book is that of Lumber
Grading, and’ this is put on by
the Interior’ Lumbermen’s As-
sociation each year, working on
the night echool plan. This class
is of special interest to mill
workers, lumber dealers, ete and
will begin October 7. (instructor
will be Herman Kemperman of
Robson).

If anyone wishes to obtain
a copy of the booklet, and a
registration form, these can be
picked up at Marshall’s Store,
Robson, Lewis’ Store, Kinnaird,
Leitner’s Clothing and Celgar
First Aid Office in Castlegar,
also at the High School,

holy.

Without natural affections,
trucebreakers, false accusers, in-
continent, fierce, despisers of
those that are good.

‘ Traitors, heady, highminded,
lovers of pleasure more than
lovers of God.

Having a form of godliness,
but denying the power thereof:
from such turn away, “DOES
THIS MEAN YOU?”

Verse 7. EVER LEARNING,
AND NEVER ABLE TO COME
TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF
THE TRUTH. Do you belong to
them?

"Verse 13, But evil men slall

and seducers shall wax worse
and worse, deceiving, and. being
deceived,

BUT CONTINUE THOU IN
THE THINGS WHICH THOU
HAST-LEARNED' AND HAST
BEEN ASSURED OF, KNOW-
ING OF WHOM THOU HAST
LEARNED THEM:

And that from a child thou
hast known the Holy Scriptures,
which are able; to make thee

. OGLOW BROS.

Store Closed: Monday Afternoon 7
Open All Day Wednesday

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Building Supplies -

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AAT l
: SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 9 :

| Night School Classes

OF OGTOBER7,

FOR ‘INFORMATION oN ANY NIGHT ‘SCHOOL COURSE CONTACT
MR. N: TURICK, DIRECTOR OF NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES

Offered

Se ee anne

Courses

‘Photography | - 8.
: YEnglish For New Canadians
. Weed Working =
‘Lumber Grading It.
St. John Ambulance First Aid
: Sewing & Drassmaking
., Art : 13.

— OTHER COURSES WILL BE AVAILABLE —
» The director of night school, has the right to close any class which has not
15 members to begin with, and those classes whose membership falls below

10. members during the year.

Leatherwork

9,, Keep Fit Class For Women
10 Boat Building.

Square : Dancing, Beginners &
Intermediate

12. Typing

Golf Fundamentals

1957

‘Payment of fees must he mado at your first class

wise unto through faith
which is in Christ, Jesus. Is there
such a possibility in your home?
Have you grown too wise to take
stock in such a thing?

All Seriptures are given by
inspiration of God, and is pro-
fitable for Doctrine, for reproof,
for correction, for instuction in
righteousness.

That the man: of God may be
perfect, throughly furnished un-
to all good works,

Where do you stand in th
sight of God?

Check on yourself while it {
time. Goad bless you.

(Trail, B.C.) ‘The appoint-
ment of R., E. Walton:to the posi-
tion of Assistant Manage, Pur-
chasing Division, was announced
by R. D. -Perry, Vice-President
and General Manager of the Con-
solidated Mining and Smelting
Company.

Mr. Walten was born in
Cumberland, England. He attend-
ed the University of Alberta,

LEWIS! ‘STORE — Kinnaird

. Your, Registration Forms May" Be Turned In At The Following Places.
SHHS — N, Turik, Director’:
MARSHALL'S STORE —! Robson

LEITNER’S LTD. — Castlegar
. FIRST AID OFFICE —~Celgar

in mining
in’ 1928. He had joined’ Cominco
during the previous year at Kim-
berley and his early service was
in mine survey. work. ‘Mr. Wal-
ton was later a pilot-engineer
on pioneering exploration work
in the North. Between 1931 and
1938 he held supervisory posts
in the chemical fertilizer plants
at Trail, and in 1933 was trans-

ferred to Purchasing” as - tech-

| nical’ buyer, He became assis-

tant purchasing agent in 1946,

Silver Birch
News

‘Went to visit the school when
it was raining this week and be-
lieve’ me, that. is not the best
time to go, It rains inside and
cut there, However the scaffold-
ing was set up outside and lots
of tar paper rolls around so it
looks as if we might have a

"new roof on the little school

building very soon now.

The flu bug most have bit-
ten members of the school this
week because Dix was holding
the fort ali alone when I arrived,
Mrs, Palsson seid both Betty and
Mickey had-been feeling not too
well on Monday and hadn't been

back since. Hope you are okay‘

by the time you read this kids
Some of the: time Betty ha:
a little playmate, Irene wh
comes to the school periodicall;
but hasn’t got used to a-whol
day as yet, Both girls seem quit
pleased to have a playmate.
Project for last week was
covering two ice cream boxes
and pasting pictures on them—
the result—lovely wastepapel
baskets, Very nice job too,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 3,

5 pe

1957

Trail Canadian Legion Branch-No. 11 and Ladies

WHITE HEATHER. CONCERT PARTY

. Auxiliary

Presents
NIEL KIRK & HIS

OF 1957

(Direct From Bonnie Scotland)
COMINCO GYMNASIUM, TRAIL, B.C.
Wednestay, Ocioher 23, 1957
Tickets Available At
PITTS REXALL DRUG
CANADIAN LEGION
Adults $2.00 Children $1.00
Program Commecnes at 8:00 p.m.

Anti-Freeze
$3.65.a Gallon

NOW IS THE TIME TO TUNE-UP
FOR WINTER
LET US CHECK YOUR
RADIATOR HOSE and THERMOSTATE

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DO IT NOW

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TO THE RESIDENTS OF.- CASTLEGAR
THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 6- 12 1S

ite Prevention

In the face of ‘Canada’s ahosking toll of life and property, the work of
fighting fires before they start hos becorie a national crusade by the -
nation’s army of 27,000 fire fighters.

WE CAN ALL DO OUR BIT TO PREVENT FIRE

DON’T OVERLOAD ELECTRIC CIRCUITS _
DON'T DUMP HOT ASHES ON INFALAMMABLE MATERIAL

British Columbia's Fire Loss Increased By $4,000,000 In 1956 Over 1955
LET’S MAKE CASTLEGAR SAFE FROM FIRE

AND LOSS

DON'T LEAVE AN OPEN ‘FLAME

E. A. LEWIS
Fire Chief

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