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Thureday; August 19, 1954
CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, BC. |

Yn 1953 the fqferal government} Canadians this vyear will pay
spent $26,, million on adininiste a about $305, 000,000 in taxes ear.
-|tion of the: federal 4 “to! ide the federal

unemploymen insurance plan i 1 old ‘age about:

1.9 é
million ta the fund out of tax | $50,000,000 short of the amount
revenues. that will be required. 4

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PROPANE)”
FOR

Cacking = Water Heating :
House Heating — Clothes Drying ©;

McKay . & Stretton ‘Ud.

_Your Home Planning ‘Cen
NELSON, B.C.

Thursday, August 19, 1954

The News’ ‘Classified

"EN WORDS FOR Sc. THREE INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE
\F TWO — PHONE 2031
For Sale For Rent

‘WALL TENT, 7 x 7. COAL AND|3 BEDROOM HOU: RENT
‘Wood heater. Folding cet: Bird| Cllose-In. Write we Blowosl
cage with stand. Apply Box 422,/ South Slocan.

Page 6°
Margaret Joan Reed

Page 7,

officiating,

Godparents were Mrs, C. Phil-
lips and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Irv-
ing of Vancouver,

Christened At
Following ‘the ceremony there
was a reception on the lawn at

3
St. Alban’cs Aug. 1 the home of the child’s grand-

The infant daughter of Mr. and | Parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rigby
Mrs, W. H. Reed of Castlegar re-|0f Castlegar, | '
ceived the names Margaret Joan SST ee
at a christening service in St. Al-| _Canadians consume 800 pounds
ban's Church, Sunday; August 1, |of steel per verson per.year ;Am-
Ven, Archdeacon |B. A. Resker, |ericans consume 1,300° pounds of
steel per capita. +

ENJOY MOVIES IH

e v er 1 Es
By Vic Misutka.

Castlegar or phone 2941, SELF | Seca aD a aot I .was’ intrigued by an article| tions, have possibly riot ‘evetin:
1 suleed after all’ Maybe they’re

: 3.31)" Apartment. Phone 3521 Avail- i
| back. It told of an
IN BUSINESS DISTRICT SMALL|__ble Sept. Ist. C3 33 | just bored. Maybe all
House on two good lots. Phone| ea et McGill Univer: they need is a ‘change of scenery
2187, Castlegar. C3 31 FURNISHED or UNFUR.|sity during summer, They|for’a spell
fi 31| NISHED. Next to. High School | were offered $20 a day for merely} Those in charge of the experi-
1 CCM... TRICYCLE MODEL| "Phone 3327. C1 33 lying on. a bed as long as they, ment opine that extreme bore-|: -

No. 620 in Good Condition! OnE 3 ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
oe eerste welds ‘and one,3 room cabin. Also one| gear to me. Why a fellow could | guided his truck over miles of
, * STL ‘32 2 zoom cable Apply, ares lie around for a month or so for| highway, suddenly  crashes|:
i By oats re, Loita tet "G3 93 | $800 and then spend the rest of through a guard rail to avoid an
Nanaia et re, Hoon Apply the fishing. animal that wasn’t there or when
at 's ore, on Phone | ONE — TWO BEDROOM FULLY | But it seems it didn’t work out
. C.3.33|- Modern ‘House in Dumont Sub- | that way. Forty six tried
OFFERS — atainiy marked on Kinnaird. Phone 2738. |it at McGill. Only one could
o envelope; Otter ‘for FN31 stele it out beyond A five days. hate)
(0: LZ38024" will be received | SUITES, AND BOARD, \thers forswore 2 his of |e
by’ the undersigned. up to noon s Mecaignes: og nat ee sudden a 127 and 113
ugust 30th, 1954, for the above| First Avenue, back of Kootenay hours and most were, more than

ier machine, located “as is and eager to work for their living
eee ae eee een ee oe ea | —memiders. Phne 2608._T FIN 25 | atter 72 hours. One said he would

‘Forest Ranger, Edgewood, B.C,|IN CASTLEGAR, TWO ROOMED not repeat the experience even
Further information may be ob-| House with shower. Phone 2851, |for $100 a day...

‘tained from the Forest Ranger.| Castlegar. P3 32| It was all an experiment 19 se¢
The successful offer will be.sub-'TwO BEDROOM APART
Ject to 6% S.S. Tax and the high- Modern, Heated, Elec-

upd or any offer will not neces- tric range. Phone 3506. | C3 32

‘13 ROOM SELF. CONTAINED,

IN THE:

CASTLE

_ SAVE WITH A THRIFT PASS
_ LAST TIMES TONIGHT.

emi sounds like: a wonderful

Fri. ~ Sat. - Mon,
MARGARINE

SOLO. or DELMAR

BACON

: SLICED
Lb. . 2 ¥ .
GERTO :

CRYSTALS
2For:....-. 216
Boltles lee tie . 25e

SUGAR
25 Ibs. .... $2.38

. 35c Beneath all these ribbons is a champion. He is “Eaton Eas'

: Venture,” a bull which emerged as supreme champlon o! of the: ora
Agricultural soctety’s show at Windsor, England.
show,.one of the- most famous in the world, geacied 3 3,000 visitors

from Canada and the U.

Peter. Jones. Wins,

(TRAIL, BC.’ y Peter - jones of
Trail, B.C. is this year's winner of
the . Cominco Undergraduate
hip, a $2000 award made |7.

of. .
532 te: Phone 1555 a
Baker S' JOEL McREA. EVELYN KEYS

“SHOOT FIRST” ©
SHOWS AT 7 and 9 p.m.

BALOGNA -

“BY THE PIECE -

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COFFEE

MALKIN’S

of the school newspaper School
Daze and acted as advisory editor
in his final year. He has helped
with production of the school
nnual Quotannis. Peter also took
an active part in Camera Club
programs. He was on the ski team

representing the J. L. Crowe
High School at the Banff ‘meet in

LADY’s DRESS | _SLEANED

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SOAP

LUX WITH FREE BONUS.

Pkg

BUTTER
ee Oe

Lb. oes $1.29

QHIONS

SILVER SKIN PICKLING -

2ibs. ....... 356

BANANAS

by ‘The Consolidated Mining and

Smelting Company, of Canada

dAmniteds Dr. C,A. H. Wright,
, os

1953.

Peter plans to attend the Uni-

veristy of British Columbia at
this

chairman, announced the award.
Peter is the son of E, L: Jones,

fall.
Present plans indicate a strong
al-

Fiants, Zinc Department

he ts

Casting

Superintendent, Electrolytic and|*,

though he: has not decided yet
which branch will be-his special-

ty.

Scholarship is dean to help
outstanding . students — obtain a
university education. It is open
‘to sons end daughters of Cominco
employees | following their senior
year and

Lake Winnipeg is larger than
Lake Ontario and almost equals
Lake Erie in area, ee

WITH EVERY CLEANING ORDER
OF $3.00 OR MORE

(Free Article Not Included. ta Order)
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE

SOME HOLIDAY. DRY. CLEANING
: BONE “F-R-E-E'*°

Cil heated. Fully Modern Base-
ment suite.
Apply P. Smibert, Phone sy.

JUST OUTSIDE

CASTLEGAR,
4 room, new house with hot
water ; heater, electric
.Garage on property. Contact x
Cyril Bell Agencies.  P3 32 ma cideriy: gentleman atared. in

FOR RENT — Two suite

Sey seinen etal

wo, roomed.
with: bath. Apply 146, Second
. Ave, > . TEN 31

‘et all the subjects were auite

-HRRADA FLEMING & CENE-BAURY = AGNES
TOMI ett WGC: We BL SEES

‘gana ba Sosy Ure TCR CEOTY
lesa Uwe. FOSTER pect Tt add

‘SHOWS AT 7:c “ss p-m.
jatines Saturday At 2 p.m, PETS

PLUM, sam

‘choose any course leading to sane: a quite

may
a Bachelor’s degree at an ac-
yet Fi e :

mT Offer Good For’ The Next. Week
ES AUGUST 23 10 2 E) ictus 5 eee they ae, preceiate
to disagree ;

‘Taken: into sconsinersticn. wheat AU: T0:6:0 u R. 1 Geen a enough .to dare with

1p are i & 7 7 2 erm: and
t & i d 4 it who | her feminine. views but wants to

. Casllegar ‘Dry. Cleaners

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arship students collect four yearly
its of $500 each.
Peter was born in Trail, He en-j
joyed. an outstanding ‘’ school
career, recei his senior ‘mat-
riculation this year at the J. L.
Crowe High School. Averaging
over 90 percent on the Provincial
examinations, he is rated an all-
o + round student, Peter took part in
: Pre many school activities including
: students’ council work. He was
editor, during his Grade 12 year, |

. of New. Brunswick . is .covered| factory. on a. new passeng [
with. ‘merchantable timber. =~ alee cs oe ya

oy odan: HALLIDAY

aM ps
pe) ai aet 0G i raph
In your garden and around, glossy:green in the summ 2
zyour home* grounds, or in’ the|vivid orange’ or scarlet in ree :
gin from the totals for#the woods, stay away from -plants|[t grows either as an erect, bi
same month last year. There waSy -., ‘ é 2 ee eee pecan, fens me ee the pate = ase
a drop of 16,000 in total of pas- ‘ “ pan E nt uM if 2 Unfortuna’ wind’ ‘its leaves “around Bd
sengers exclusive of drivers, ‘car- ween rms Vary ere are several methods of
{ ve me’
ue Toei of igulomebtice : S plant and somemee oven On pe getting arid ef pelzon ivy, bat none
trucks was down 2,000. % Garten Graph showe the smooth- iat method sea it =o
(The comparative totals. for the g . sdeaf: type. an z 3 again, for the
month are: *° oe the: ue 9 express. en. Sagi i ‘ Z i <, : : t ami es weed:
1953 © 1954 oon 52 eS. : : “2 ganged — at Ae eee kiiieeis soe of te ate :
tol + d8' one of
100,931 84,239 ot : find poison ivy coming up among|compounds for. polson ivy gee
fae ear ge of: 3 ¢ f around . Ls is. an polsonous to van
in gana on 8.5: r a oF pray. on: poison. ivy
pee ned ae pot * yiving 8 Re plants in:the garden.’ Blame -the| plants oat in: ‘Going 80. keep it
t oar ver cOBP ies. none as birds.. Birds! apparently :immun shrubs you
a51°3 cance ae 3 es from 3 ES c ne ng. CanadBes.6 F 5 oe 'Sto painful ater effects, eat: the| med."
337 | more Sno; soveral POLTAS of some OF Guth Tue Me ual of whom : ; ‘ dhare. Gaehiege tenn’ to bo eperlah then working tear
: 60: * y te 2] espe-jsloves; en wo! mt 4
210 : Sasod th the f° one I be ‘or oof : E ¢. #-elally fond of poison ivy seeds. ivy ‘and ie pking near piso
5 Y 3 ! Polson: ivy is a pretty plant,lward with a strong laundry soap.

: struction.
es sartn Bed pa ak ization of t Tego about gongan0 2 month
BUY. YOUR ie les ecehe cies

Back To School Shoes

EARLY
TO BE SURE’ OF CORRECT SIZE

Decline In Traffic
louise a Ferry
Continues fn July -
‘Traffic.carrled by the: Castle-

: uy ey pea a gar. Ferry, during the month of
Two big’ developments are making July was down by a substantial

ooeveeoeeawen

oak

ti

CUNething but. faith in the outlook: for-”
_ 7 British’ € +s. and that
: the people of this’ province welcome. isk en
capital and will treat it fairly.
explain today’s great. Kitimat and Fro-
 bisher ventures here,

Passengers

33,727
13,150

a mos “39,784
{ Already Kitimat, as it begins pro- -_ 15,019
- duction this month, represents a’ $270,060-
, 000 investment. When fully completed, at

least $600,000,000 will have been. spent.

“tenders before™ the end of Sept-| Mr. ‘and Mrs, Jack King and fami- ;
‘ember. The classroom: block will|ly and Mr, and Mrs. Bruce King
be two storey of concrete con-jall of Trail.

ache ond THURSDAY
- SHOWS AT Tend 9 pam. ;

from...

” * Ealing Studios comes:
‘v:* another great Comedy-
by the LAVENDER
HILL MOB B creductie, :

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4,251
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3,495

Frobisher plans for Atlin power de-

it and
call for the eventual’ spending’ of some
+ $700,000,000. About $270,000,000 -is to be

spent by 1962, DEVELOPING SERVICE

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CAMERAS "

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FINE PORTRAITS spars ae : Hf

AT REASONABLE RATES 5, bs ont an be wed 19 ON eT . : GROWING on
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CLEARANCE
SALE.

CONTINUES UNTIL
AUGUST 31

British Columbia, a rugged province
where big money and big. planning are
needed to make work, wages and new

GROWING BOYS

nities for a
is prospering with private, “enterprise. :
We shall go on growing ‘mightily as we
offer risk capital reasonable safety and

> = = : SADDLE 0) ox
Sees |e * G a a . ae Moc. OXFORDS
SPECIALS ON of CANADA : io
‘FRAMES :

d

/.OXFORDS

/

‘OFFICE,

the rewards of its vision and. courage.

H UB ER. PRICED: FROM I $3.95 | to , $5.95
: (CLA. Anderson, Representetive

Photos : ‘Branch Office: ‘450 Boker St, Nelson, B. -MADDOCKS SHOE STORE