CASTLE. NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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Thursday, February 25, 1954

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BRITISH COLUMBIANS

AT OUR LIQUOR LOVING

e Do ou Columbians know | derable °

Ow enjoy themselves? Do fair province the -

they know how to have a good ean One iy Aner

time? A lot of one Poor so little that they must partially
ir i: ‘1

could be more logical.
So there you have it. A cons!

torical precedent before us, what

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Five Years Ago
This Week
(From the Feb, 24, 1949 issue of

Due to excessive and continued
snow fall, the Castlegar Public
Works department has rented a
bulldozer which is now out of
order also. The village is thus

EDITORIAL

SHARES IN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS

don’t think so,
‘ks and

dances going.”

a Saturday night, at least five

social meeting.

a misplaced,

ol
pany of other British Columbians

with al-
cohol before their presence at a

And the opposite sex, through
adulation of the god,
popularity, or else because they
cannot stand their males either,

tt on its snow
plow attached to the truck— The
automatic control for the street
lighting system has been giving
a little trouble also and is now
being attended to by the West
Kootenay Power and Light Com-

pany.

St, Alban’s Evening Guild wish
to thank all those who patronized
their dance and helped make it

the Castle News) de

Club are to hold their annual Pot
Luck Supper at the home of Mrs.
foe Burrows.

Another evening of Folk Danc-
ing will be held at Kinnaird. The
dances are more and
more .popular and more people
are on the floor trying the new
steps, Mrs. Shaw and

ning and instruct whenever any-

Devitt passed away
‘Tuesday at his home in Robson.
He was 73 years old.

partner
demonstrate throughout the eve-

a fa ‘MAN FROM 4 ‘liltin MUGGS.. HERES THE:
ty : 3 L : MONE’ af

erred,

Keay Feaes Spode tot
Ghent

+ OF THE SNOW BNO: CLIMBS: JV

BECREATIONAL CONVENTION

David Campbell, president of
the Castlegar District Projects
Society and President of the
Castlegar Amateur Athletic and
Recreational Socicty,'is attending
the one week provincial com-
munity programmes conference
on public recreation at Victoria.

Along with representatives ‘of
recreational commissions from
various communities throughout
B.C., as well as the regional con-
sultants, he is ‘makin; Zz a study of

Gasilegar Shuttlers In First. Year Of Play.
Make Fite Showiag At Trail Toiiriament

Members of the Castlegar Ju-
nior ‘Badminton Club acquitted
in fashion at

were “tickled pink” with the re-.
sults and witi: the spirit the

the’: Trail .and District Junior
Badminton: Tournament at Trail,

showed,
this is their first ‘year of play.
‘The coaches were especially

Kinnaird

Kinnaird shuttles walked

3 Tourney Events

Boys Doubles Under 14

At Nov. 1, 1953, wage

fairs.
ion Robert

hour.

in Canadian manufacturing in-
dustries was $1.37 an hour; aver-

of
Bonner officially opened the con-
ference at a dinner meeting Mos-

age wage in 1945 was 67 cents an

As the drive for funds to finance the first truction stage} “ {encourage rather than check the/@ success. ;
aN u ce the cons‘ uction a ‘And what's more,” he added, Ppractice. . A pleasant evening was enjoy-

of the centre here, “there wouldn't have been one} Quick, Henry, the Flit! ed at the Legion L.A’s whist

Saturday and Sun pleated with the under 14 group | away with top honors in three of] Keith Muirhead and Reg Mit-
an
eanvassers continue their house to house calls for donations or | ‘drunk’ in the lot. “A person ob-

While none of the 17 contest-|who “put up a whale of a battle fifteen events and: were finalists} chell, Kinnaird, defeated Don
ane from here ener among in spite of their nervosness at in seven others at the highly suc- Davies and Jim Fenner, Kinnaird,
ledges of monthl: tributi i x | drive, winners, Coaches ‘'Mac”| competing in their first tourna-|cessful Trail and District Junior] 15-5, 15-2.
kc ey Ogg beggar ag er vp ieee d Ree gman fc St. Albans W. A, celebrat- Mecrhersop, end Tobin, ineots| ment sa | Seauntan, Touminent Salus). Giclees Under 38
*made by Dr. C. H. Wright of the Trail Recreational Projects Society | outcast at such an attain” or Robsen Church Filied ed’ its first birthday at a party : FIXTURES me a Although there were fo Cas-|day and Sifhday at Tadanac Hall.| Evelyn Paterson and Madelyn
last week, at the meeting of the Castlegar Kiwanis Club. “People there, are more socia- St the homé of Mrs. R. A. D. | CONZRACTING REPAIRS y AE Hlegar Ralph Englund| | Reg hell se Tad ‘Carol

Speaking on the need for adequate recreational iacilities in|ble; They like one another's F Sh Cy) F I ‘West. Valentines were used as COLIN PHTTS . and Fred Horeoff were finalists|Muirhead of Kinnaird for the|Gill and Marilyn : Salter, Tada-
any community, Dr. Wright said icited for 5 : ‘and they like to dance or umarn runera dseorations and ‘ie Hien was Corner Maple and 2nd. in the boys doubles under '18 and | Boys ‘Singles’’ Under 14 ‘crown; |nac, 15-9, 12-15, 18-14...

‘The Robson Community Mem- fully sused theoughaut, PHONE 4516

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to recreational projects “are not asked for a hand-out but rather and tier y put up a stiff battle beforé losing | Cyril Sookachoff teamed.up with Girls Doubles Under 16
being offered a hand-in;—that is, a hand in the affairs of their com- SORES oie eeaicle telorial Church was filled to capa-| p4, public meeting at St. Alban’s out to a more experienced Trail/Andy Evans to take the Boys) Carol Gill and Marilyn Salter,
munity.” m are heavy drii = Liss oes city i aan Parish Hall, considered the or- Len am a Kinnai uns. wey Porno 10 an won Tadanac, defeated Joan Bergen
That's an i 0 3, aay a at of a Parent-T lown ie innaire am Of irhead an eg ell won 7, o
a j AN aspect of donations mn0ce fe doe ee ee eat cr | eindaedto a Bowes, cout its LS a reali de pe urmnoet SP here. A second meet- Cyril Sookachotf and A. Barélay.| the Boys Doubles Under 14. See Cicer ama an
our ity, — an i that will turn i a re ing is to be held shortly. Ten other Castlegar shuttlers| 1 ast year’s winner 0! ie fi :

2 fae ee at en be x aL ed: to-usiin & are Jeoked: upon 85. pele rai Foter Shumaris wine Per Sway |. 22 members of the Lillian Kil- got as far as the semi-finals be-|Girls Singles Under 18, Donsa Soome an aa cate

Our is $ 1 i ‘ Snking i seen - = lough Chapter LO, D. E., staged fore being defeated. i d,* was ithe}: i amar
that will earn for ne aides of munity W ahi Bovine seen’ ‘all th nian at 2 a nee 5 see | 2 delightful “surprise party” tor “All in all, it was an extremely |finals of that event-in one of the | Sud ice Clee

Sere pe ca cnet: oe cong Ser ae ee a ee

= a 4, ey t of her luable services as secre- cott commented. “The kids can too was the mat 2 ie il
FOR DISTRCT RESIDENTS Seep tes Gd ee eck Gr gee” There. were| een ey ae ee be proud of their showing:” [which saw Cyril Sookachoff de-| yc Svagmen ‘ral, and Evelyn
: ii i = , Horswill presented the honoree Members of the Castlegar Ju- in, the boys. under B 2.
The bargain packed “Dollar Days” which Castlegar merchants ph _aitemonn many floral tributes offered. with a beautiful china basket of nicr Badminton Club competing nage Fatereon raier ment ate
are holding on all Mondays of March, are intended to make more}. ‘py, Sckee > & ya > dance on Burial was in Robson commu- |flowers and expressed the thanks were Bob Hesketh, Billy Turik, complete - final © results vcea reight a048 45-7; 18-16.
people of the distri game while nity cemetery. Pall were|of herself and the rest of the : Kir ee eee i

ict o shop- f bearers Miles MacMillan, Eileen Goreslcy, j were: Fs WM
ping, business and professional facilities that Castlegar offers them. pen. going somewhere to con-|Fred William Sapru-| members. ( : Boys Singles Under 18 : ea Doubles Unde
It's a good idea because more people should know that it's to drinking: noff, Mike Gripich, J. D. Hols-| The Kinnaird Improvement | Trail
ections of all leading brands of sa = z i
take a personal pride in the quality of the merchandise they sell the fore the favorite thesis that | ada -in “1913, worki
He moved to Robson in 1930
and had resided there ever since. RIGBY’S
Madelyn Wetmore, Tadanac 12-11, é
bn 11-3. toed} Leet “
turned up half drunk as they so “ a] "PHONE 288M Tr:
For these this is ing the C often do here, no decent girl To Speak Tonite & Sun.|! Mon. - ‘Tues, Mar ee POWER TROUBLES tn
‘merchants in their “Dellar Days” with a series of news stories on would go out with them.” Miss Annie Goertz, return Rock Hudson oul
PARTS and REPAIRS
land and their \ For every make. and model
bound up in one another. Each

MARCH
PROGRAM

“Gunsmoke”
Color by: Technicolor
PLUS

_ CLARE'S
Funeral Chapel
Fiower Shop
“Owned rated By

“Painti :
‘ainting the Clouds Sharon: Taylor, Olga Plotnikoff,
i Lorraine ‘Schwartzenhauer, vir-| Ken q|<:Hugh Hargrave and Mania j

With Sunshine” : cel hea Salter, d
i inia’ Kinakin, Marilyn Knob-| Mike McBride, Trail. 15-11,15-9. LE echoes = <
Shows at 7 and 8:30pm, [ENE Gity tyson, Pete Holu-| ‘Boys Singles Under 16 7 pa) Rhbodes,< Teall and. "Lois "Haley,
Wed. - Thurs. Warch 3 - 4|boff, Olga Samsonoff, Fred Hor-| Hugh. Hargrave,. Tadanac - de- alan ea as Y bles U; der 1“
Bette Davis Gary Merri | coff, Ralph. Englund, ‘Warry Plot- | feated Cyril Sookachoff, Kinnaird! 5,1, Tice an ae e5 Satter, |
“6 id) coft, Pale Sicfonivkc and Blaine |18-7, 15. <a | BOY Mee Ot dealt Mf er,
‘Another Man’s Roberton. Boys Singles Under 14 adanat-defra Reith 1 Mule
‘  Poison’’.- - Many of -these junior shuttle ‘Reg: Mitchell, Kinnaird defeat-, hed a 10, ee Mitchell, Bin:
aaa Feed thas + i ed Keith Muirhead, Kinnaird, ee? eee ,
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. ae be Competing in the 15-10, 8-15, 15-5. ‘
Fri. - Sat. March 5 - 6|/ton Tournament which is to be| - Gitte SineIes Under 18
Richard Widmark ‘held here March 5, 6 and 7. Evelyn: Paterson, ‘Tadanac . de-
Constance. Smith

BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR
BUYS DOLLAR VALUE

— its an to serve he knows whose ly). nae at hi:
patronage he values. Add the saving in time, gasoline and general “Not entirely,” ‘said my inform-
‘wear and tear and shopping at Castlegar takes on a triple value.

MARLANE
GRILL

Chamber Commerce

LE Continued from Page 1

Kinnaird being routed through
ail. :

Girls Singles Under 14 P a :
Beverley Salter, Tadanac, de- | * ; — 2.

3 CAI

JUST LIKE. A

ABY

: Boys Doubles Undér 18“:
‘ d ,trans-( "Mike McBridé end Ken Wag-
formers,” also came-up-for dis-| ner, Trail, defeated F. Horcoff
cussion which :resulted in: a reso-|-and R. Englund, Castlegar, 15-10,
Wednesday Only lution that the Wet ootenay 15-3. ;
6 Power and Light Company be Boys Doubles Under 16.
‘The Day the Earth urged to remedy the matter. Cyril Sookachoff and Andy
Stood Stull Mr. E. “A. Lewis, whois Cast-| Evans, Kinnaird, defeated Rich-
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. legar Fire Chief, advised the vill-|ard Rhodes and Jack Wyder,
age fire siren motor burned out) Trail, 15-4, 15-10.
THURS. - FRL - SAT. the T i previ
Biarea 22-32-15 | because a three phase motor

Rita Hayworth a to the same| Castlegar Has :
“Salome” Continued from Page 1
Adults’ Siew We the district's medical needs. A
Students : 50c dentist ‘and optometrist also have
co 25 full time offices for the district's

town.” : ‘_ |tlegar and Joe Demidoff of Trail.| merry gathering when some 65 : :
In the first place, they get more value for their money. Castle- girls] Born in Russia at C k in ; SIR ESRD
oir gerece 2's] BUSINESS DIRECTORY
a re ie mo’ O E 7 Tes
the Ca is more than a nudge in his| 950 rocking the boat rather bad- BC and took up ; ; =
naird, 12-11, 11-3. a :
Giris Singles Under 16
2 4 Hl
schools| tray with if at ome and ie Former Resident Home |!) COFFEE SHOP Montanz”
girls here have themselves to {CONFECTIONERY Color by Technicolor
5 E
Difficulties in the use of elect-
i it “The Lawless Breed” ‘|Tical equipment at Castlegar, at-
in general, what Castlegar has to offer as a shopping centre. P fox. for this}oD furlough, is visiting in Castle i to
Peres gemm| state of affairs, she had these to|£2F this week at the home of

I then suggested the
gar stores are progressive, up-to-date stores carrying ‘sel_ | mught bz responsible for this oa
5 San. Ce
with Cominco, =
Carol Gi, Tadanac defeated
. = ry ‘a
blame for it, Secondly,:if they From India Missions wegity o “og . Shows at 7 and 9.p.m.
-come to. “
i s a : Cole E
Washing Machines i ee ad 8 pan.
n oe : z
jjoffer. The prairie people, the Revs and Mrs. Fred Woodrow, od ‘ \ q
CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT are all

we

their advantage to come to Castlegar when they need “to go to| GIRES RESPONSIBLE? stinen and Peter Romas of Cas-/Society Hall was the scene of a
because their customers are also their friends and neighbors. To the hand that rocks the cradle is
a
re feated Donna Kin-
BUS DEPOT “Red Skies of
what Castlegar has to offer. The first item, in this. issue. outlines No BOND OF INTEREST missionary from india now home
needs the other to survive and

WRIN
Rebuilt W: Machines
For
H. S. JOHNSON
Ave. — Cast

and gospel work in the
ing districts under the

a a ee ee

_ CASTLE
ELECTRIC

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26

At8 pm.

Jadies of the Community Bible
Centre held their bi-monthly

Bom - Tacs. - March 15 - 16
Robert Mitchum: —~ Ann

bility to operate certain equip-

‘Other members ‘spoke of ina-| dental and ocular difficulties.

To assist in the smooth func-
tion of ‘district: commerce there

py ae
a i i htt

nn Blyth | ~ 16,
ot ment properly because of “insuf- . r
“One Minute to Zero” | tivient voltage”. oe saree ‘accountancy offices in
iy NEW. COMMITTEES . wah wo law. firms. .
Shows st zane bina “George W. Rilkoff of Robson| “What about access to Castle-
Wed. - Thars. Mareh 17 - 18) was accepted as a new member | gar? Modern highways lead to
Elizabeth Taylor of the Chamber:and Committees|the town from both East and
Fernando Lamas |for 1954 svere named as follows: ver cee these: Highway
“Girl Who Ha Hospitel—Dr. C. S. Fowler, S. uses per day stop a! as
be numbed by alcohol. b E 1 . d Dosen Dr. R: Walley. * "| tlegar ga their way East and sou
5 . + BE . i t. legar is’ also the |;
FRONTIER, PRECEDENT The'rate of Sxpatisi Can- : verything’ Finance—G. W. Shaw, R. Kerr, | going West. Ca
Thirdly, many parts of B.C. arejada’s - steel OTe teat of PLUS. R. Pincott. 45, : sai! point for ace Gere
very new and frontierlike, To a|steel has more than doubled . Ralph Meeker Sally Forrest | _ Airport-—M. B. Dalton, R. A. D. Kettle Malley railway. The air-
‘geod frontiersman, complete in-|since 1946—is believed to have : SERVICE . & : “Code Two” Wert oon Ge. cratt, R. Hiunt-| port here, owned jointly by the
good time so that with ‘hia hiss the ea say See : : _ 2 Shows at 7 and.9:20 p.m. ler, Rev. L. C, Johnston... City of Nelson and. the Villages
. HERE ARE SOME OF THE SFECUIALS SS Fri. - March 29 -20|_4 id Cateri R,| of Ci and Kinnaird, com-

Sat. ani —. Y i
rr “Joi Elliott, E. McGauley, J. Macbeth, pletes . the geographical an
FOR MONDAY, MARCH Ist. STORAGE PROBLEMS : a a ° <a y Burt Lancaster - rar Lawrence | pyiieey ’ noportation arrangement
G. A. SURRER Desmond 1. Littlewood Ten Tall Men K Tourist and Publicity—L, V. which makes Castlegar truly the
: 1s 2 : Color by Technicolor Campbell, Elie Sopow, Bert Don- | “Cr
Naturopathic © Physician OPTOMETRIST =

ds of the K
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. nan. Its central location, easy access,
Post. Office Building °
Wed 2:30 p.m. to 8 p.m,

ST. ALBAN’SPARISHHALL__ - andy disconts ee

with one another and our source Bible

of livelihood. This in turn leads|~

to a lack of sense of complete-
sharp

Maple Street _— Castlegar, BC.

ness, of —a
sense of futility which can best

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$6

NEEDS A

Pa

REVLON SPECIAL .

LIPSTICK and MAKEUP, Eeg. $L%5 -

‘Axtorted Greeting Cards.

Reg. 75¢ box — 2, BOXES FOR

Baby Brush and Comb Set

Beg. $125 — SPECIAL -

pa a ae

hip—R. ddocks, R.|and complete money and time | ¢
Goulet, P. Oglow. saving shopping. facilities indi- | }
< Civic Affairs—E. A. Lewis, W.| cate it’s also the logical shopping
“ Spe siten Collinson, V. Jenks. . * "| centre for everyone in the Cas-
‘Meet Me At. Entertainment—-Gus Leitner,  R.| tlegar district. :
~ The Fair” W. Cook. s we = oe z wee
the Fair is
es Business and Industry—W. T. | ae
Gales by Decinionlon Waldie, R. Couchman, C. H. TEAHAN FUEL |(2.  -:o rutens
7 bial Thting ad Bade Far FOR THE BEST IN COAL eM ite
ed. - Thurs. March 24 - 25). and Bridges—C. A. An- > PHONE 2251 or 4191 DAVe
OLIN Rosalind Russell derson, W. H. Reed, L. Ackney.
a a : ” ‘ , oN # W: Baul Ree Kinnaire mai ad Affairs—S, C. Muir- Office — Arrow Motors 2 ate PAY:
: : AW, ave tt Inead, R. MacDermid, E. J. Fink.1° i) ae a
, ac em ese
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. ( eecaeay 3 Dan
Fri. - Sat) ~ - | March 26-27
Rita Hayworth: Gleni Ford
“Affair In Trinidad”
=> Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.
Mon. - Tues. March 29 - 30
Joan chad David Niven
i I hh 39 Won esrae = ;
; ©: : dy. Se a ey # : - - wINDOWS — DOORS Tony Deaneus —“Rroprictor
Randolph Scott, Lucille Norman |€ |. "| 5 « CABINET MAKIN CASTLEGAR; B.C.
“Carson City” ——— Free Estimates ; aah in Mode its OE ae
Color by Terhnicolor © . i Z ae eee rs 2 3 nets
Shows at 7-and 8:35 ~~." -

Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

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‘We can supply all your
building needs — Estimates
) gladly given

For COAL, SAND, GRAVEL 4
Fever Thermometers
Reg. $125 — SPECIAL

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