‘As Kiwanis Little and Pony
League play progresses, and
teams settling down, shows the
Cardinals and Indians leading
their respective leagues, and get-|2
ting plenty of competition,

Some games that have been
raineq out, still remain to be
played.

Mr. Jim Lewis of the Kin-
naird Coffee Bar has donated
the “Jim Lewis Trophy” for| ®
Pony League competition. A.
ronze figure of a Ball player
mounted or a hardwood base.
- Jt is a -striking trophy and
worthy award for the Pony
League winner.

Coupled with the “Jerry
Wanless” Little League Trophy,
this will mean that each league
winner wil] now receive an
award.

Managers and coaches are
agair requested to phoze --or
bring all scores to Neseue statisti-
cian Ken Price at ‘the Castlegar
News.

The Kiwanis Club would
like to see. more umpires offer
their service, and ‘also ‘a larger
turn-out of parents at the game.

League standings are as fol-
lows:

LITTLE LEAGUE

‘Lost
0
1
2
2

‘| mind.’ ‘The women’s
-]4ions* in the churches, for ex-

notebo OK

‘ What can a small town, withless sxjdenly by. a. flood” OF a
and 1

its small p

such) ..as

resources, “do to defend itselfthe one “rast fall that carried
and help defend the rest of theparts of Nicolet, Que., into, ithe
country against disaster, nuclearriyer.

or natural? The answer‘is “quite
bit.”

The welfare of people’. in-

cludes : providing them with a

1 civil

place’ to sleep. A. small town's

ners, whose job it is’ to orkplan should include, a survey.. of

out and guide into the op!

space lable,: re-
ing that in an.

tional: stage a disaster. plan

the whole ,country, say that apeople can sleep jn barns,lofts
smalls town or community needsand garages as well as the-guest

posed’ of the reeve and tw

ial. toplan

“A small town's civil defence
fe

or three Dp

e, might require

lay ‘down policy, a director ‘andstockplling at a central point

a small planning committee.

- "These committees are madekets,

such welfare essentials as: jblan-

ard foods, particularly
ed

up of ths people who head thedry-powdered, 1 allie and:

varidus services such a3 welfare,
health}; police, fire, communica-
tions and others whose know-
Jedge makes them valuable to
civil defence planning.

“Since the role of most small
towns and villages would be as
reception areas for evacuees
from cities, their plans should be
worked out with this role in

While few small » towns
would have to worry about actu-
ally being hit by-an H-bomb if
|war. came, many. would. be ef-
fected by the dangerous radio-
active fall-out from. the. bomb's
blast.. So the welfare planning
could prove'a boon’ ‘to the small
town’s own inhabitants.” “For fali-

out can fresh vege-

ample, should be trained and

tables, milk, eggs and ‘so on:
Food in: cans, however, ’is safe.

Ordinary “buildings . provide

ready to provide food for large
of

The spare. tire carrier for
automobiles . was. in 3
General. Motors. engineer.

ted by, a]!

a degree of protection: from fall-
aut, ‘Basements are better and
root cellars are’ ever safer...So
a CD. plan for @ small: town
should’ include a survey .of the
fall-out “shelter available,-for its

DIRECT, Pace:
ea iH SpeED CHAIN

* CARRURETION
ICH GH :

° NO S RINELUING

"DEER PARK STORE
_ Deer. Park, B.C.

own residents as well as possible
visitors from less * fortunate
areas.

“A new iquart r-million dollar building has just’ beerr opened
in Dawson, Creek! as the first full

barit file

ial Oil: Ltd.

tion office in’ British C

THURSDAY, syed tl 21,

1956

Cc letel d it is the

largest office structure north ‘of’

Space George or Edmonton and

stands ‘near the Alaska highway in Crescent Park on! the out:

skirts of ‘the .town. .

Two-Piano Students
'Give Public Recital

Euclid Division of General
are Corporation, manufactur-'
the :world’s most powerful-

IT's TIME FOR . - «.

SPORT

‘SHIRTS

‘; Long ‘or Short |

Sleeves |

PRICED FROM ‘
e

Leitner's

LIMITED

’
THURSDAY, JUNE 21,

1956

i LINSEY~ oe

MILES UP.

pind AE

OR.

NK
cota ‘SORMS

ori aHey REACH “HE #1 LANES.
WBACEAS

*| GOOD: GRAD! USED CLOTH-
ING," dry ‘cleaned’ and zene Fi

SEE, OUR SPECIALS BEFORE

_Park Electric... 828
MUST SELL, MOVING TO USA

TEN 1 WORDS: FOR.150 — THREE | INSERTIONS FOR bert

3 PRICE! OF. TWO — .25¢
f ‘WHEN: PLAC! a
PHONE ‘ ‘3031

ISCOUNT: IF PAID
iG ORDER i

For "Bais .

-
For ; Rent .

to. wear. Men's

3: ROOM:: MODERN... SUITE
Phone 3967. : tin. 16

‘children’s. Central Shoe Decair,| 5
Castlegar \.N ews: Building,
phone 4621... ‘oh ay tim 21

you ‘buy that’ wedding . gute
Park Electric.

2 bedroom house, with gar-
‘age, basement and extra‘ lot.
LoD, ‘Yonkmén, above ferry,
Castlegar.’ 323

SuaL AL HOUSE, BASEMENT &e|

"BUSINESS DIRECTORY

e : CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
. DEDICATED..TO.. KINDLY. .
TAOUGHTEF UL SERVICE
Ambulance. — Flowers :
Granite, Marble & Bronze
“Plaques

_ .Phone 3601

LONG ‘DISTANCE
‘FURNITURE
MOVING
ANYWHERE — ANYTIME

f ; For. Free Estimates

E if ‘ONE
‘Castlegar pet ‘Trail 191
+7 Nelson ui

UNITED TRUCKING

“apply. abe Bt Ate
papery, |

SINGER. SEWING MACHINE, |
electric, ' reverse sew,” good |:

124

PIANO, GOOD CONDITION,
phone 2118.

HIGH CHAIR, BUGGY, .BED

FRAME, . fire wood, . a” few
‘canting; jars. Mrs::G. sovlule
rear of Oswald -Motors..,

crawler tractor, with. 300 horse-;
power.

Two senior piano

from ‘Castlegar gave public re-
citals in Nelson on June 11.
- Leslie “Waldie ‘and ‘Maureen
Lipsett, both «students ‘of *Mrs.
McLean-Angus, played at “the
annual recital for senior students
of ‘register¢d music teachers.

dents ‘at ‘the ‘recital. Leslie,
grade: 8, played “To the rising
sun". by Torjusson,' and"Mauréen,
grade ‘9,’ gavea crecital of the
'Three-part - ‘inveiition ‘in: “A-minor
by Johann. Sebastian Bach, 4

Because of the danger from
fall-out, -.a small town’s C.D.
plan should also include”. a
trained monitoring service; that
is, persons with the necessary
equipment for detecting the. de-
gree of danger from fall-out.
‘This requires training and civil
defence can provide that, train:
ing.

The small town C.D. plan

NORA'S
HAIRDRESSING
“PARLOR -
A Complete™ Beailty -
Services ae ointment

“2564

RIGBY’S
BUS DEFOT
_ COFFEE SHOP
CONFECTIONERY
PHONE 285M.

_: HOME
Building Supplies

Heights) apply Al-
& Paluck, Castlegar. 125

% BED AND SOME FRUIT,
- sealers, Phone 3438.

GIRLS CCM: BICYCLE, ExX-.
CELLENT condition $25.00.
“Phone °2182 after 6 pan. as

125

3 BEDROOM” HOUSE, . UN-

There were: about 30 «stu- ‘

should also include a

ad

Chate Your
Vacation.

POSTAGE RW Y WHERE

KOOTENAY.

We_ attach, “pinkle™: i Niekel
Rim ‘Heels:on: padles ‘Shoes

. Open‘ 8:00 a.m. to:9:30 p.m.
Not Just Another Place To

cations system, It must p)

garden, and fruit
trees. Reasonably priced, near
school, Dumont Sub- division.
-G. Hronek. a 325

GREY... BABY BUGGY | $15.00.
Apply. Mrs. _Thring, - : phone
371i. : "125

2 PIECE GREEN. CHESTER-
“FIELD ‘suite, also canner and

condition, $55. 00.) Phone 3704...| .

SMALL HOME IN -ROBSON|3 ROOM HOUSE, /BY: WEEK

ttn25)

> FINISHED, also small dwelling |’

fruit jars. Phone 2567. © °°*125].

SUITES, ROOM AND. BOARD
“by: day, week or month.‘ Mc-
Creight’s Apartments, First Ave
back of Kootenay “Builders,
Phone 2493, TEN 36

HEATED PARTLY: FURNISHED

suites. “Apply Alex. Eremenko,
or phone 3061. tin20
2 BEDROOM HOUSE, . oiL
“furnace, ‘phone 3346, 624-2nd.
’ Ave, (behind Dry Cleaners).

For Rent or Sale

4.ROOM HOUSE FULL -PLUMB-
, : jarage, | Nepr.: school

vision,
"available e Suy. va ‘Photie ‘Seby,

ON HIGHWAY ‘IN KINNAIRD
Modern 3. room. -cottage : elec-
* trie range and oil © burner,
: Phone 2847. tin

‘4 ROOM HOUSE WITH ELEC-
TRIC range, suitable for
couple or small fainily. ‘Phone

+fn25

3438,

or month, 3 miles from ferry,
Robson . side, Jake: frontage
phone 2766 evenings. . 82

Notice ©

For comfortable ‘sccommoda-
tion for guests you haven't room
-for, phone 6081,: Twin Rivers
Motel... Reasonable rates. | tfn20

The Knox. United. Church
Choir of Trail -will ‘sing. at--the
Kinnaird United Church, Sunday,
June 24 at the 10:a.m. service.
224

Minto Chapter, No: 79 O.ES.
Castlegar will hold a: rummage
sale in the Legion Hall, Castle-
|gar, on Sat., June 23 from 9 to
12 -noon, :- gs 125

Wanted to Buy

TWO. COWS--ONE -FRESHEN-
, =p two weeks. Apply | sam wh
125

TV -AERIAL, COMPLETE, IN-.
DIVIDUAL channel 2 prefer-
bia Apply. B27, - Mala: St,

SMALL SIZE-BOYS BICYCLE.
Ge: Henderson phone
125

“Legal
AUCTION SALE ~

-*. Nimber. Sale: XT1317
z “There: will! be’ offered for,

<2 (not. invalid)

Bench

winter

sale ‘at Public Auction at. 10:30
am. Local Time on: June 25th,
1956, in; the office of, the Forest

months, Benth! or:
Mrite Box: 410

a means of ing the

around the town.

Since to. achieve mi
results: the country’s ci ‘de-
fence organization must extend
to every community, no matter
how small, it is being set up, in
provinces like Ontario, on®.an
area basis, each area embrécing
‘la number of towns and ‘com-
munities that can help each other.

But each town must ‘still
~~ Jhave its local director to co-
ordinate its efforts with those

of the rest. of ‘the area.

WE ‘STILL: OFFER,

ON. THE

-A $10 TRADE- IN-

On. _ Your ‘Old. Bae y::
‘PURCHASE -

Mrs. T.-Zak Funeral
Held On June 19 '

‘The funeral of Mrs. Theo-

Pinon "Home.
Pallbearers were M. Horlicks,
Me ‘Turik, ‘W. Mohoruk, M. Wizin-
aki, ‘J. Bileski, and F. Stefonjuk.

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‘STENO: NOTE’ BOOKS —. ‘COLUMNAR
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“STAMP PADS — “RUBBER STAMPS
TEDGERS —‘LEDGER SHEETS .
“JOURNALS "_ JOURNAL-SHEETS :

. -GOUNTER ;CHECK BOOKS — STABLES .
| STAPLERS — BALL POINT: PENS :

FOLDERS — SHANNON’

For - Estimates -
3401 G. 2931
We Service
What We . Install

Greep’s: Electric
- .- ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates |
-. PHONE 3971
Box 384 Castlegar

}{ son® “of Sudbury,’ Ontario. ‘The

Rostlesar News. Gi 125

Ensagement ae

Mr, and: Mrs.:A. Schiavon“of

d--wish® to announce *the
‘engagement ° of ‘their’ ‘daughter
Joyce to “Walter (Bua) Ander-

‘will take place on July],

»- Watch Repairs ~
Guaranteed: for One Year
Diamonds- —. , Watches
Jewellery
“HONE 2041 .

ee TAUGHTONT

G. A. SUMNER >

Naturopathic Physician |
Bremenko’ Building °

PHONE 2621 (08

GONTRACTORS ,
Al Kinds of Building
‘Supplies
CLL. Paints
CASTLEGAR | BUILDING
i SUPPLY STORE 5
Box. 292 20S phome 2I6L

7

14. at the: valoda United

“11'S PAY DAY:

. ... the day to invest a
small’ sum. in future hap-
“ipiness.. Right’ now ~ you. :
can): put” yourself :-and
your. family on _another
payroll that will take
“over © when’ -your °. pay
cheques stop. coming. in.
Ask about North Ameri-
can Life‘s guaranteed
plan for saving tomor- °
row’s income .out of to- -
day's. pay cheque. :

‘everyone,’ prizes. going ‘to Mrs.

the

Ps

_ERECORE PE )
“THE YEARLING -

= roessricn n TECHRICOLOR + sen atone ever —————>
SHOWS AT 7 ard 9:15 P.M.

MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 :P.M.

es

Ranger, By
Licence Eri3i7, to cut “1,682,000.

sp!

pine, balsam,

pine -and. other. species and
127,000 lineal feet of: cedar poles

Crown land, Sentinel :
South-east of. Sentinel. +Lookout, |
Kootenay Land -District. Five’
years” will be allowed for ‘re-|
moval of timber.

attend: the auction in person n
may, submit a sealed tender, to
be 0 opened at the hour.of auction
and treated ‘as one bid.

- Further particulars may .be
obtained from, the Deputy 3 Minis-
ter of Forests, Victoria, 'B.C.,.or
the District. Forester, Nelson,
or. the. Forest , Ranger,

Caroline Hardie; :
Br ide-Elect, Showered

for’ Sane: @ bride-cloct, “Miss Caro-
line‘ Hardie ,at' the-home’ of Mrs.
V..;Sorenson: on. June, 13, with
hostesses . Miss, Jean’ Ann Hardie,
Mrs. : Carol Gergely, and La Vv.
Sorenson, - ”/

“Games | were “enjoyed by

- MONDAY & TUESDAY

FIRST sa se. 1F THE Made MOST FAMOUS. AIDEE

Raw frontiersm
their women for Seed
serene, Cheyenne terror!

Ackney . and Mrs, Brey, Mrs,. H.

_— DROP IN TO-DAY — +

The - .decéased was lead to ‘rest
at the Park Memorial Cemetery

‘FOR

1956 METEOR 4 DOOR. SEDAN .

in

Mr, and: Mrs. -Zuk came ta
Castlegar in 1943, and celebrated

SALE.

sary here on May 21, 1955/ They

their golden ‘wedding anhiver-|

“SALE TAGS. — DESK TRAYS
— (PHONE 3031 —

WALDIE™
LUMBER & BUILDING
«SUPPLY ‘X LED,

We can ‘supply-all. your

. building needs. Estimates

gladly, given.

Biesmond T. Littlewood

as ‘OPTOMETRIST.
Post Office Building": --

Wed. 2:30 | p.m. to 8 p.m.

|'a “gaily. decorated box; in’ pink

Gergely, and: (Mrs, Paul. Gergely.
‘The: corsage was given’ fo’ Mrs.

R. “Hardie, master “of ‘the: ature
bride, .-and :Hardie.: The
gifts .were ‘pps to her’ in

and: white. Refreshments’ ‘were

‘PHONE 2521 PHONE 2231: served to: 26 guests;by the host-

first Jhomesteaded in Saskatche-| esses, “assisted by.3 Mrs.: H, Gerge-

wan ‘in:1910 and lived int Trail,
since | 1923. ;

“FULLY. EQUIPPED

$3100.00

Hardie: was held: in: Trailat the
home of Mrs. G. Cady; with Mrs,
Cady; and’ ‘Mrs. Géorge® Ey ood. as.

Dick Fowler.
- North American

~ <. Life
Robson, 8.C.

Mrs. R. Lathan of ‘Vancouver,
ond-Mrs,A, Boychuk. of Nelson;
as well as 18 grandchildren’ and
four g