: CASTLE! NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B

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FHURSDAY;, FEBRUARY’ 9, 1956

GOVERNMENT. VISIT.

ual cam; paign of
xine B.C. Polio’ Fund got

Lakers Out In Front

Celtics 85s" Kalekertiog ckers

| Lakens 36 :,

(With the. first nalf-)of ‘the
schedule completed”: the! lakers
are out in front with 3 “wins
and:no losses. Warriors’ and ‘Cel-

“':| ties ‘hold down: second: and‘ third

lung.
2“We “now ‘kno’

‘under. wa! it the pro-
vince, pollo patient. Sinclair Far-

that’ the’ vine against

the disease‘is not over. The grim

fact we ‘face is that, even as
be!

‘oun ‘child:

Farris, a married: man with two
children, who-contacted polio in
the 1953 epideric,: told Mr. Ross
of his long struggle. back to re-
habilitation.
After ‘hospital treatment: and
: physiotherapy -he. has now ‘been
‘able to return to his. work with
the federal government ‘with the
aid of a specialy designed hand.
controlled wheel chair. *
“Polio' has bécome a personal
thing in all ous communities,”
the L Gov-
ernor, who iis the sponsor of the
Polio ‘Fund drive. “We are grad-
ually realizing that any one of
us, any member of our family,
could be the person-in the iron

“cas
10e ye 15¢ —: “25.

« Cut. Outs -
0c. — Ze

: Rexali Drug

“Prescription Specialists :
f= PHONE 9231.
DAY. or) NIGHT.

'] tion:

Youngsters neyer stop: |>
growin: edo their busy: *
ject. ‘Son quickly: thei, ighocs
become:

are
ed, the menace of polio is strik-
ing ‘at the older age groups who

.| the... Celt:

place respectively.; with | Knicks
in the cellar,’ Having , lost. 3
games’'so. far..

vIn oe ree. game: ‘om ‘Sat.

* Rev," BE." Brophy.! P.P.t,))../!
Masses .at. 8:30 arid 10:30: a.m,
Benediction at. 7:00 ‘p.m, :
Confessions “Sat... 4-5 at
7-8 p.m: - ‘

t. Joseph's. Chapel

4-5 p.m."

passing and shooting ‘accuracy
to win: 35-24, Bob. , MacPherson

and. garnered 13 points 5
Celtics, ‘Simpson: and «
Sleloff scored 8 points: each als "also

-|for the winners. Popoff’ domin-

ated the Scoring -for the: losing
Knicks, by getting 14 points’ on
a nice set’ shot from the ‘corer.
Jones also’ played’ a- ‘creditable
game’ for’ the Knicks ‘as. he
scored 6 points and set: ‘up ‘many
fine plays.

Lakers © continued - their ~ win-
ning ways iri..the second game
by defeating. ther: “Warriors . 36-

The United:Church ©
- OF Canada...

Robson —-first and third Sun-
days at 11:00 am...

Kinnaird’, —’ Serviée..of Wor-
ship 10:00. a.m., Sunday School
at ll. am...

Castlegar —>. Sunday» “School
10:30::.a.m:, Service of ‘Worship
at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday School — )
Morning Worship. = u on

Li
ers. scoring : parade. ._ Meanwhile,
Pellegrin,. who apparantly can

:|find ‘the basket if the mood ‘suits

him,: scored 16° points. for the
losers and set him..out- as the
day’s' leading scorer. ~
Play resumes this Saturday
in what should be a very. close
race for second half honors,’
Su lés:—
et — R. MacPherson 13,
stare 8, ’ Sheloft 8, Paulson
4, Phil-

7:00

Prayer and Bible Stuay, Wed.
7:30 p.m...

Young Peoples, ‘Friday 7:30

pm.
Everyone Welcome
Community Bible
entre’
Sunday, in the ‘Legion Hall.
10:30 a.m. Sunday’ School.
: Service.

,- 7:00 Youngs People’s||

cannot , be so treated for men
years.”" Mr... Ross

that:.more ‘than 200 people tn
B.C, contracted polio in 1955 and
that: there “are séveral’ hundred
still .paralyzed by epidemic ate.
tacks of earlier years.

“Only. those of.us who have
seen others in iron lungs can
imagine: Rese it could be like,”
he said.

“Can ‘you ‘imagine it? To lie
on your ‘back, absolutely help-

unable to do even the

- things for

yourself, shut off from the world
about you, excépt for a
mirror above your head?”

Mr... Ross Pointed out that
every “person in. the ‘province
could help by ‘contributing to

lips. “Total 35. PRUE abe
Knickerbockers —— © Turik” 2,
Popotf 14, Wallace, Schuepfér
2, Hopland, Jones 6. Total: 24
Warriors — Pellegrin 16, Obet-
Kogg -:7, :Salekin 2, Poznicov 2,

Prayer meeting at 51 Colum-
_ bia Ave.
+4 All Welcome

Church of Jesus Christ
Of Latter Day Saints

King, Anderson. Total 27."

Lakers © — 14,
Muirhead 14, Baitsote 2, D, Mac-
Pherson 4, Osachoff,. B: 2,
Hill, Total 36.

(Continnea from. page 1»,
made up . years _ ago’: between
Trail, ‘Kinnaird and. Castlegar
ang. districts .in .between™ would
now-have to be, arranged by,-a
Civil. Defense* group | and inci-

all taken.

the. $225,000 ‘of. the
Kinsmen’s’ BC j Polio Fund,

7

of by. that organization:
An could

which in the
March’, on: Palle on February 18.
“This ‘money: will buy equip-
ment needed,” “he ‘said. “Tt, will
buy“ ‘treatment, re-education and
rehabilitation : and. it ‘will provide
support’ for families © whose
a

in. -C:

One
is an. Office, other, ‘places have}.

Lutheran ‘Services
Every second: and fourth Sun-

day, 3:00," p.m. in St, Alban’s |

rch, C:

a :
Presbyterian ‘Church
» . KINNAIRD, B.C. : f
Services in ‘the Church, every
Sunday. at 12:15 .a.m.
D. A. MacKellar,. Minister.
7 Sunday. School — 9:45 am:

The Anglican” Church
_ Of Canada

ja:

12th

b: van in-
valid.
i “Your contribution will enable

the Polio Fund ‘to‘go on fighting | py,
and

the’: disedse ensure’ that
every “new case will have’ -the
treatment needed. I am pleased
todend my.» patronage. to the
POLIO: FUND.”.

Continued from ‘page 1 By

to. be continued: all: possible co-
operation .must:be received from

|| the. public» and -he- urged Ki-

cwanians’ to give « us

A’ committee condisting of J.
Sherbiko,,.P. Drazdoff and ‘Mr.

erman, owner, jof:- the’
Rivers Motel, ‘attended the meet-
ing to gather facts and see what
benefits would be forthcoming
and to see if thé resulting taxes
would be'too far above the bene-
fits. derived should the village,
limits “be extended” “to'-include
all. property. upto the. Railroad
Or on No 3 Highway.
petition regarding. this had heen

- | cireulatéd’ but.’ was “now, , out-

dated and a ‘new one ‘Would
have to be drawn up, Only resi-
dent ‘property. owners and resi-
dent

@t an. executive meeting fol-

-| towing Mr. : Websters - address,

the culb agreed with .what ‘he
had. said, and’ as a result two
delegates — Bill Shwarok*.and
Ken. Sharples “will: attend: the
Fall Fair. meeting: on Friday.

wo are
showed to sign, “ The question
then “has ‘to go before a plebe-
scite, Some. of the benefits would

bé: fize protection, ‘fire insurance, B

rates cut 50 percent, .water ‘Ber-
vice, garbage. preeuy and snow
remo’

the

<4 ‘
Castlegar 8.00. am. and 7:30

| Pm. Fellowship hour 8:30. p.m.
. Kinnaird -9- a.m. tn
‘Robson’ 11 am, Noon (HC)
Every ‘Wednesday . St. Alban’s

Holy. Conimunion :10 “a.m. |:

had to. be‘ tHawed ‘out, “one ‘on
2nd. “Ave. taking “from’ 8:00 a.m.
until 2:30.:- A suggestion was
made :that another ‘foot of road
be .applied when. possible to
make it inwossibte for that- line
to freeze. up

In the Pople WF Works "Report,

‘A| Conimissioner. Krueger: said,

some snow. plowing had’ to be
done, “mostly widening. out and
sanding the | most = ‘slippery
streets, ‘The village 3-ton truck
has « received - a, thorough ‘over
haul. ‘Two -No’ Parki:

have been erected: at

_ ‘The _ delegation, which ‘ap-| Blind.
Be :

CA BBAGE, hew's

b.
“LETTUCE; solid erisp ties, ib,
CARROTS, Calif. new, cello bag

APPLES, ‘Macs. red, A0 Ib. box .. %

STEAK, tb.
cof, tb.

E E ROASTS;
STANDING RIB ROAST. ib.

OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M.

“TRISCHUCKS

il -defence:
notebook ~

Operations,

t
‘The Brief stated that Forest | 000

mce No. 29, for
lorest /: ene fo

* Are You Making Plans For :

Building, Remodelling or
Renavations Ini ‘Fhe

Now is the'time to be checking on materials
: to be: used. ‘Drop in and talk it over with
US.» We can show: “you the very latest ‘in
; plywosds and the’ ual ways in: hich ‘they
- + can, be used, sat
; ee by
We. carry a “complete. stock: ‘of building

supplies, hardware and paint.

i peters is Face ernie to: ee an
undercut: region on: a ed
Dasis. and ‘bring .a ‘stable
under-developed

held next} iMonayy with

; exercises.
Trail; Castlegar: sand: Kinnaird Yang part. shreugh the off:

of

i ¢ ‘the
grams tor. the : Castlegar district

is ‘outlined. ‘While:: the : vaccine | ti
t il:

wish to ‘point out this was mere-|

Nee
A meeting. of “those. concerned
will be held. before a petition is
ted.

| drawn up and’

Considerable

‘$5 “tor male: and’ $7 for female
d and that licenses for ‘small ‘dogs

remain the same. as last’ year.

-}on. February... 16th pean the
Rossland:

=| recent’ Rabjes’scare’‘in:

i A-move. is: “being made to make

‘the danger: time, Tieton pe
cramped and healch-"

‘fal fal development is impaired.
‘Thea took ont: for trozblc.-

Play i¢ safe. Let us check the

size of your oungstér’, 's

shoes often.::

obligation. 3

the Jeportance: a "conect

shoes Properly

* wannooKs.

Scout movement to hs ieiccers

pointing out. that’ it -had. even
deen kept alive in such’ count-
ries. as..Germany . during’; the
war times.

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Pump House-'This “was carried.
A. new catwallc was-built at No:
1. Pump House ‘and * the forms,
have. been : built; for.the footings
fortwo ‘main! supporting pillars
for; the catwalk." No concrete
could "be ‘poured’ until warnter:
weather. Two" water

- Legto:
Canadien ‘Tesion Other clubs ‘un- zg
a ‘epresentative, i

me. to in. 191’
'Mr.:- Letkeman .’ cleared

e.
ae ot: land, planted

‘has farmed: at./Renata

30° a youre A the ‘age.,of..75
e clearing . land: with. sat da

“fne cones hoe! “ane
Nui S”, which: yas pertoriand iy.
“selected

groom ,ot.40 years ago, were

"a! corsage’. of: white |:
‘bul Toasts|