1954

THE GASTLE WEWS |

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ry a,

Published’ Every Thursday Bg!
THE CASTLE NEWS LIMITED ; >:
Castlegar, B.C.

L, V. CAMPBELL, Manager
V. A. MISUTKA, Editor

and

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DOMINION DAY REVERIES  .

The other day a fellow asked
me “what's this July 1st. or Dom-
inion Day, alk about? Why’s -it
such a big holiday?”:

With deep lapologies to . the

- EDITORIAL

of. the many ‘school
teachers who tried so determind-
ly to induce some of

By Vic Misutka <? “ :

now a land of 3,847,597 square
miles in area in which over. 15,-
000,000 people enjoy the second
highest standard of living i in the
world,

Her age makes her among the
world’s youngest countries but
her valuable contributions to both
World Wars in manpower, goods

our fair country’s origin and his-
tory into my

and in pi ig air and naval
bases and her tremendous wealth

T have to admit I couldn't enlight-
en this inquirer much beyond

of raw much of them
barely tapped, are placing her
among the world’s major powers:

Thursday, July 1,

FORE!- AND IM
FOLLOWING
THROU!

WITH THE HEL OF THREE
HAL OTE

VOLUNTEERS
WALKER TEES OFF OA THE

Thursday, July 1,.1954

_CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C

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NEWS’ CLASSIFIED

READ THE

“REPAIRED

YOUR
LAWN
‘MOWER

SHARPENED

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SHOW STEALER
Juliette, star of “Saturday Night”, a CBC ‘Trans-Chnada radio |™mound and both walked tye ts Eee

show, is shown with arranger-conductor Rudy Toth (left). who leads| 19 ‘criteouts while Fist a oa
a novel musical group containing piano, organ, vibes, guitar, 255, | eq six batters. ;

Cubs Unbeaton So Far

This Season, Win
Fifth Straight Fri.

The Castlegar Cubs won their
fifth straight victory without a
loss this season, Thursday eve-
ning at the Castlegar Ball Park,
when they edged the visiting
Crown Point squad 4-3 in a sche-
duled tilt of the Trail and District
Fastball League,

Cubs scored two runs in the
first and two in the eight frames
to gain their victory while Point-
ers scored once in each tof the
first, third and fifth frames. ~ .
Ken Grunerud for Cubs and
Johnny Fisher for Pointers, were
both tagged for eight hits on the

in Billy Plotnikoff with the Cub’s

‘|credited with a single.

run. Ross then came home
on a flyout to-centre field by
Mike Horcoff who also clouted
a two bagger. Ted Gergely was

LAQUITA’S
BEAUTY
SALON.

For Pointers Palmer, McKlus- u
key.and Walton hit twice each Net te Crea un
with. Kennie and McAuley gain-
ing singles.

Errors were three by Crown
Point and two by Cubs.

The Cubs’ previous two games
were both at Butler Park in
Trail, with Phil Gorkoff the win-
ning pitcher on both occasions.
They edged the Trail Motors
Pontiacs 5-4, June 18 and bested
the Crown Pointers 8-4, July 11.

Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Open Tues. to Sat.

Phono 20lE

RECORDS

gies telling him July 1, is Canada’s} yer population includes peo- eee TREES
F THE BOSSY DELL,
CAN YOU NAME THE COST? :| birthday, and I wasn't too sure of | ntes from every quarter of the GOLF CLUS OFFICE = 4.17 flute, and accordian. Big Byng Whittaker, on this otherwise musi-} Iq the hitting acess
: Hi icmetoes (vet comeved thal Globe. wae, ave, found Oanada, = eS = cal show, completes the format by commenting on the week's events Billy Ploinikoff banged out three
: ri h i
A judge who ; ‘ ‘ of ee desk encyclopedia from its usual pout Cohen ainioe sndustelal i. W, TOOGO00 in retrospect. In. fact that’s why the three of. en oe ee : smal | sot ee aay one ee TO PLEASE EVERY MUSIC LOVER
place—I’m now using a big Web-/ ernment, modelled after that of newspaper, in what was to have been a publicity p turing 2} nd Bi illy Kereift late ate

less driving, to a heavy prison eae stiff fine and the maximum
three years licence suspension, made these remarks: “Object of my

ster's dictionary ‘to raise- the

Great Britain, the “Land of Op-

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

is already famil-

416 Srd. Avenue pretty girl. i “s most

and ’s grabbing attention | A triple by yong Ross drove

HEAR THEM IN THE THEATRE

ia ” : a
sentence is a deterrent to others who get behind wheels of dars and helene ot actew : history, oe portunity; for. al oe is EBONE 2276 for Pe ie tb cover holf of Juliette’s face) won't foal anyone. BUY THEM AT THE
forget their duties to have care of the lives and limbs of other|that were lying around, and|yaried, Agriculture is‘the major aa R for himself (by
people ... The public and pedestrians must have the right to use |brought myself up to date on|industry on the fertile lowlands CASTLEGAR K. A. MORRCis notch citizens, ‘ LAKESIDE HOBBY. GENTRE
what Dominion Day is all about. adjoining the Great Lakes and on OPTOMETRIST How much better ‘this, than the Across from foe Theatre id

our streets and roads in safety. The object is not so much to punish
you but impose penalty to put an end to the ever increasing reck-
of people ti motor i 7

I know now that July 1 is Can-
ada’s .birthday, and should any-
one ask me again, I'll be able to
tell them that July 1 is the day

the Prairie provinces of Manito-
ba, Saskatchewan and Alberta,
followed by dairying and lum-
bering in British Columbia, Ont-

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Suite 3 — Post Office Bldg.

OFFICE HOURS
‘9 AM. to 5 P.M.

Teiss Folding Camera

IN

gold old days, when the most you
could expect of

was a trip to the farm for city

“Through your recklessness in this case, an unforturlate woman an r
Jost her life. You have brought sorrow to her family and you will when the British North. toon ote anie and the wick, Prince Ede
. have it on your conscience for the rest of your life.” 'ficially setting up Canada as an|ward Island tand "Nova Scotia, Phone 3601 For Appointments A b|
idependent country. This July 1,|fruit raising is an important ins . PHONE 2581 : y
thus makes Canada 87 years old. dustry. a

Closed Tuesday Morning

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Bargain Priced at $24.00

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Ideal for Economic. Color Photography with Zeiss
3.5 Novar Lens

Jud, i fic a E the ee
fudges, po! icemen, insurance 0! cers an scores of others - ‘"
everywhere who are’ gravely concerned with ‘the ever more alarming Bae da was only a baby eas : Back in the good old days, horseback ride — produced ie
toll -of and. each year. on Canada’s |... ‘hor original birthday in 1867.{sources remain untouched, there ; ‘ E ; i f
highways and streets, all. agree that something must be done to|She was only four provinces big |is important mining of gold, cop: THE :
‘ curb. “the ever increasing recklersucss of people operating moto:/then and she’s 10 provinces big|per, coal, nickel, pitchblende, MUTUAL LIFE

chicles.” y now. On July 1, 1867, the new|pétroleum and uranium, ‘7 : & ~y the first fi “ont” had | burt your feet, and you | longed
eres country of Canada included only| Fishing and trapping are tradi- OF CANADA & LEATHER f | See our Picture Samples ...... $43.00 Soene Te to de with whether or |{F the grassy ficlds at Thome. The
Every two minutes diapers t in Canada, a fender is smashed; | the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, REPAIR eee ? = not you bed passed. But gradual-| faffic ahd streetcars’ were al, ‘

. warille or trunk caved in or a car chassis badly twisted. Every quar- | Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. |and water resources have been Cc, A. ANDERSON aot ma -Fast Developing Service ly even this wore off, and after |™enace i urchins . —

ter hour somewhere in Canada someone crawls from a wrecked auto| ‘Three years later the Hudson's |developed to power Local Ri We attach “Dinkle” Nickel . eeteN —— : : wy about the. first week, the fun of |!0oking for birds’ nests. 3

. P . a cote Bay Ci turned: the North- | industries largely in Ontario and Rim Heels on Ladies Shoes mus 2 doi bsolutely nothing, re| Ab well, to each his own, I|[- : )
with a fractured-leg, cuts or deep bri but to Aged era 7 Phone 2201 Box 100 ! B. HUBER PHOTO STULIO ing al WO! peat é ; ; ae
: : Aa west T over to Canada| Quebec though British Columbia CASTLEG. BEC. . a GH off too, and soon: you began to maintain, But I still think the :

be alive. Every four hours, somewhere in Canada, so ‘who | and Manitoba joined the Domin-|is gradually becoming more and Castlegar, B.C. AR, B.C. : 4922 ‘CASTLEGAR | te just how te aniuse your-|Xids of today.are mighty lucky. j :

had everything to live for” meets a violent death in.a traffic acci-|ion as the fifth province. Our|more industrialized in recent self for the next seven weeks or See tells the

dent. own British Columbia was the | years too. ‘ < oo

sixth to join in 1871 followed by| This is just a view o! 2 a
Teh lelirecena tet grip teat truth about whisky

The total of property damage alone is staggering. But what of
the pain and suffering, the hospital and doctor bills and the loss of

Prince Edward Island. in 1873
and Saskatchewan and Alberta in

what Canada is on her 87th.
birthday. Volumes and volumes

RIGBY’S -

MARLANE

LET US DO YOUR: .

ecially, if the rest of the kids you
played with went away on holi-

Pat Seagram’s “83” to the water test.

ie i mh i Te ech nein heme someon | GRILL PLUMBING Se we
. ‘Who can set a velue on the appalling thousands of human livés | part of Canada was Newfound-|' But I think with the above in- COFFEE SH 0 P Open 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m, ‘ own. But if it eppened Oe. other : Water, plain‘or sparkling,
Pe that are snuffed out on our highways and by-ways each year? aon which joined only five years | formation I'll now be able to tell ; 2 Not Just Another Place To. 4 . eur FOR | You pbs whisked off, it was 4 Rhee reveals a whisky’'s ttue, natural flavour
it The Place ‘
It’s true the driver is not always to blame, It’s true that danger- pe errke our 87 year old iiation is Dozunion Day all about, whe CONFECTIONERY Eat But P To.Eat i i as Ba because, ten shane to ‘and bouquet.
- ~ one, ie grown-ups wo take

ous roads, bridges and intersections all hhve’a part in the ghastly} : | | PHONE 2gent We. Will Call at-Your Home and Make An Estimate of ‘Your

toll. But statistics show that nine of every ten traffic accidents each |
year, are caused by human error, carelessness or discourtesy. In al- |"
most every case, an accident is the direct result of neglecting to

«PHONE 3881 .CASTLEGAB

ses smal Will Supply.:them ef Ee: DISCOUNT. 0° JM you some place where you didn't } -
} you. ~|}| know-any of the kids, and ,you |.
were

we WILt ALSO DO YOUR PLUMBING AT
‘ SAVERY LOW: COST

~~ Seagram's 83°

_ Canadian Whieky

$a q i 2
see oe ew ; ae a x 3 cot Weekly, “Mesvre Greep’ $s Electric - ‘em a | ee : |, .Bdthroom Sets .In..Color wering politiely when spoken to.

Stiffer p for and driving are un- ce From PARTS and REPAIRS ELECTRICAL q ‘Well, let's fake a look at the Ss, i
doubtedly needed but when they are applied, another statistic. has Ce [“y The Castlegar Ministerial, ‘or ‘every make and model CONTRACTING kids.today and see just what sum- 2 ; "4 - ae
already been added to the grim total. What is needed above all is rig EY Association g Rebuilt GER ROLLS me tae - GASTLEGAR BUILDING. SUPPLY mer holidays mean to them. Cer- Cc ASTLE L& fap EA QTAM'S ane Sure = :
a, more responsible set of driving Habits for every motorist, which > For Sale || Box 292 © li + Phone 2161 ||{wnes either you are left alone o: | Friday, Saturday — June 9, 10 Fvatiseaneek shed
i R : . ar : OX enther on! Lv —June L
eee DOMINION DAY MESSAGE 23 Columbia Aen oe on Castlegar I 4 ow ,_y |you are dragged off on an adult) "1°?" "* UE SY i Fy bert weep plete eee ord tebe

The Oddfellows Lodge are to be commended in this district, for o : Phone 2546 legar. ie = : : = holiday which can mean utter
the ign they have instituted to promote hi y saféty. When| “In the Lord put I my trust ing the which : . enh firmennoh Ripe aval firtimoahi pases focal y to many
every ist in Canada realizes such’ igns are for his bene-{ (Psalm 11:1). Read Collossians ‘the arch of liberty. an * os : 2 Today almost any child who

139-17. Prayer is that keystone. Prayer c A s T L E 5

* fit as well as for that of “the next fellow,” the dire death and des-
truction toll will be reduced and stiffer penalties for reckless driv-
ing will not be needed.

freedom from fear. Prayer is the VACUUM EQUIPPED
A NEEDED REVIEW faith, The founders believed that | bridge which unites man to God. Phone 3676. only -just at. the present time
= F i with God's help; the new concept PRAYER CASTLEGAR when most of the summer camps AS
It was with pleasure that we received a release from the B.C, Almighty God, in whom’ wo = are in full swing, but all through

School Trustees Association advising they are going to review the
entire i in the p ’s schools. The plan for review
developed from criticism given members of the Scnoek ‘Boards by
the public. 3
Whether or not the school etirricula . need revising is a large
It is ible tHat the i will find that more time
should be spent on demi bject: ially English, where
graduate students have been shown to be, especially. weak,
But the main thing is that the members of the various School

Boards in‘the p are doing g about: this criticism This Week... ; ‘among. the many: att ——— iF RE E- p A § § ‘
and by an active, i httitude, are to ensure that OE did daiica tot Woeal” predates Desmond L Lille ood parahes ek Hage alepomrey net et Vat lcs was nd help ‘yourself to better service |
GE. Liew O! u goes on in these cent a

the students will receive the education best suited to the present |"

time and the needs of the modern world.

— from the Grand Forks Gazette.

The men who Jaid the founda-
tion of our D. i had a vig-

is the clarifying medium. Through
ion with God He enables

orous, all-encompassing belief in
God, The great documents which
they wrote ure couched in pray-
erful terms for the strength of
the fledgling nation lay in ‘its

of government based on indivi-
dual liberty, must succeed.

That great and vital concept
o! is today

ed ‘by the twin menaces of crime
and ‘subversion. Concern with
material things and failure to dis-
charge our. spiritual duties are
signs that we have been neglect-

us to disperse confusion and sep-
arate truth from falsehood. It is
the means by which, the soul
gains release from sorrow and

live and move and have our be-
ing, give us the vision to pres-
erve the liberty which is Thine
alone to: grant. Strengthen us,
Give us courage for the future.
We ask Thy guidance. We pray
in the name of Him who exempli-
fied the highest courage. Amen,

Washing Machines E
. ELECTRIC a

Columbia Chimuey
‘SERVICE
Chimney . and. Furnace

Cleaning
Chimney Repairs

Five Years Ago

(From our. June 30, 1949 issue)
The Castlegar School Board
wishes to thank the Lillian Kil-
Jough Chapter I.0.D.E. for their

of $50 for playground

Take Your Prescriptions’ To Your.

“PHARMACY

The. Castlegar-Kinnaird and
District Projects Society, recently
formed, have decided to ask the

As
and coffee, lawn bowling, bingo
and a White Elephant table, were

took’ place in the Community
Hall. Ivor Ostrum was master of
ceremonies, Mr.' G.. Magwood,
principal, gave an address on the
responsibility of young

‘Naturopathic Physick

and Fred Boettger gave the vale-

OPTOMETRIST
Post Office Building “
Wed 2:30 p.m; to 8 pm, ve

Theatre Sunday evening. Pupils
were assisted. by the Kiwanis
Choir, the Russian Choir, Nettlie
Brodman_and the Legion Band.

LUMBER & BUILDING |

SUPPLY LTD.

the School Bdard to discuss a
commiinity auditorium.
‘The seven members of the

giving such a successful Straw-
‘berry Festival on Wednesday, | tis

and Mrs. J. M. Harris who were
married. Saturday in St Rita's
Church, Rev. J. B. Barnes offici-

Get your name on the

We can supply all your.

rj Metal, mu Leng Distance

. Castlegar. Transfer:

tion list of the Castle News. We

Juhe 22, The weatherman was

kind enough to give us goodbasis next week,

are going’ on a paid subscription

Ya

nniversary Cakes .
PHONE 3241

SOMETHING

“YES... WITH. EVERY. $3.00 CASH

»y “PURCHASE OF GASOLINE AT OUR

_ STATION YOU WILL RECEIVEA .. .

TO THE

ELK ‘DRIVE-IN

“BY ATTENDING THE ELK DRIVE-IN
: FOUR TIMES .

"/fary- minded. This, I can assure

-}look at it that way. Suppose we

cares to, can belong to some spe-
cial group that caters especially
to the fun for youngsters. Fm ,

of the Brownies, Cubs, Scouts and
Guides. What a marvelous oppor-
tunity these young folk Have not

group of this-type, are not only 2
kept-happy and busy but are also .
taught a truly democratic way of| _

iivi and

of being able to cope: with the
various probelms and conflictions ao
of a negative society which from]. .9j-
time to time they are bound to
meet. t
Some of the parents no doubt

possibly mfraid of their little| . .,.
darlings becoming purely mili- 2

you, is not the case. They are not
to their. baby teeth with ¢
rifles and hatchets. The Cadet and ‘b

i at No. One C: dictory.. speech. _Mr.. Douglas PHONE 2021 ©
ae Elementary School. * Working|‘Turnbull, MLA, veddieesed the a PHONE 2231 . Scout standards’ are above re- it ‘anyone trying to call you-will be unable to reach you, and
. : drawings for the ‘new High gathering. : rine BSR 2. You _CAN Atso GET A , proach. den if. the’ parents A + | © your party ‘line neighbours will be unable to place or receive £
& ‘ School are being prepared und it| A variety concert § veatise "anda jate the effort 4 2 calls. 3
REMEMBER toe hae == eee : z
in .
eoeee eee ae eae ee |B capacity house. at. the Castle -WALDIE For COAL, SAND, these groups give to our children. Some people, not wishing to be disturbed, dei rately leave

I know it is wonderful to get the a)
little fiends off to camp for ten
days or. so, but let us: not just -

KR. to act as agents for col-| Every was well a 2 bs = < ¥

} re SCri tion lections of monies for the Project | by, the appreciative audience. ‘aca ly. ieee Lae is nS credit to the People ~. Children, too, by playing with the phone, can interrupt service
p . organization. It has been ast | He at and ai 3 For’ B U. “ ba their time phere to for you and for:others sharing: your party line. Teaching

ed that the directors meet with|Coastal points this week are Mr. PHONE 2321 W. Sharples |. 'Fhone 4 or The Best Use OUR CHILDREN. These consci- children to use the telephone correctly will help improve: your

entious and capable leaders are
interested enough in other peo- % 5

ple’s children .to teach, disci-

Robson Junior Institute enter- a Ann re
tained their mothers and friends aecekice epee dae Mrs. Bary, : Butch Maid Bakery Kinnaird Service . pline and often achieve what be . iy 2 °
: 7 at a Bake Sele and. Tea on Mrs. Shewehul iat Castlegar and the Ltd, PORTABLE © Ss Barents sometime have f: BRITISH..COLUMBIA
S 72k BR: p s , T groom is Jo! cha n of Mr. i : - AEC WELDER accomplish. TE AE x
i A .Congratulations to the Robson] and Mrs. Reg. Harris of Creston, Birthday: Cak - n I can’t help being impressed, TELEPH ONE. COMP. AM Y.
ke = Women’s Institute for having and| Just a last minute reminder— _ Wedding“Cakes time I see a group of these : 3

atttaini proficiency and skill
nihele cannelty af b ing top-

Be sure that your tel
after placing or receiving a call.

When your telephone is not resting squarely in its: cradle,

the telephone off its’ cradle. These people not oaly disrupt’
the service of the other parties on their lines, but they may
also miss important calls. themselv Meroe? ; oes

service, and will be annresinted by your party line neighbours,

the phone-properly ere

in its cradle

is properly

in'their