CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 18, 1961

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and

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Commer smali Trucks and
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also
INTERNATIONAL ‘LINE
‘OF TRUCKS ‘AND
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ROCK ISLAND
SERVICE
Box 37, Trail, B.C.
Phone 2844

a facade
Picnic Plain
The Women’s Association of
Robson Chur.

Robson Sunday School

ed in ‘June

Retfeshiments' were served ‘by

ch held their meeting in the Rob-
son Church Hall. Mrs. W. R. Brown,
president, presided and there were
14 members present,

After the opening prayer by the
president,. the business meeting
commenced with the report of the
successful “Market Day” held re-
cently, ‘e
It was decided to hold the an-
nual Sunday School Picnic in June.
‘The members were. sexed to consid-

the of 'the evening who
H, Perkins and Mrs.

Gravel Stolen
From: Blueberry

About 20 yards of gravel have
been stolen from the Village of
6 gravel pit at

er the the
meeting day from ine firat Tuesday
of the month to the first Wednes-
day. As this would involve a change
in the Constitution members. were

order thot the procedure may be
correctly followed.
Thi

Read the. Classified:

MISSION TO CANADA

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SUN. MAY 21
2 P.M.

C. J. A. T.
JUNE 14

S.H.H.S.
CASTLEGAR

e praised the ap-
pearance of the hall Moor, now, that
the tiling hes been laid. Thanks go
to H. A, Evans and his associates
for their work in connection with
this project.

At the’ close of the meeting A.
Stander of Ymir showed a series of
slides on the Union ‘of South Africa
and delighted the menrbers with his
description of life and conditions in
that part of the world.

~ ROBSON SOCIALS

were Mrs, E, eee, Mrs, D. Car-[y,

Mrs, A, K. Waldle, Phone 5921
‘Visiting at the home of Mr,.and

‘| Mrs, ALE. Waldie over the week-

end were the latter's parents, Mr.
and_Mrs, Geo. Fletcher of Trail,
Mrs, 8. Humphries has return-
ed home after a‘ short stay in the
hospital, ©. 5
Miss Bybll White of Vancouver

-| was a guest. of Mrs, H, McPhee at
[the home of Dr. W. L. Wright dur_
ing the. past week. K

‘Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, A. Smecher were Mr. and Mrs.
Nixon and children of, Kimberley.

Mr, and Mrs, R; E. Batchelor
and Tom have. returned home from
a weekend trip to Riondel,

Po

Creek. w
. foreman Paul Hilde-
brandt told council Monday that
tracks at the pit indicate that a
dual-whéel truck was used. He said
the theft has been reported to the

Girls, Mothers Hold
Communion Breakfast

‘The Senior Sodality of ‘Mary,
under ‘the supervision of the Sisters
of the

their | foot on.

“Coinaus fo Harte
Language Barriers

Language ‘hurdies will be seap-
ed successfully when census takert
visit Canadian homes" begizning,
dune 1. “

In yecent decades, Canada has
attracted iminigrants from almost

every country In the world. The ma- Co.

jority of New Canedians leara Eng-
lsh or French soon after petting
soi], Bus many —

mohers at & communion freabtast
on Sunday.

A spiritual memento of Moth-
er’s Day was presented to each mo-

Robson Institute
To Send Adoptee
A Suitable Gift.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Robson Women’s Institute
‘yas held recently at the home of
Mrs, 8S. Grant with. 13 members
answering the roll. call and one
visitor present,

Following routine business it was
decided to send.the Institute adop-
tee a.glit suitable to her age.

‘The treasurer's report was gi-

ven by Mrs. Fowler and the sgricul-
ture report by Mrs, P, dolly. .
: che Institute -will not sponsor
a, Garden’ Contest this year but.ra-
ther will direct their efforts on be-
helf of the -Fall Pair.

. MYs, Hubert reported on her
attendance at the zone. conference
of the Recreation Commission.

Other committee reports were:
citizenship, Mrs. Chalmers; home
economics, Mrs. S.° Grant; Fall
‘Fair, Mrs. J. 8. Scott. —«

‘Mrs, A. Smecher was appointed
publicity convenor.

It was decided by the member=
ship to sponsor the Home Nursing
service.

Mrs. Courtnell reported on her
attenadnce at the District Confer-
ence held recently at Slocan City.
A coffee and plant sale was
held on May 17 in the community
hall.

The booster prize was won by
Mrs. V. Pattullo. Refreshments
were served by the: hostesses by
P. dolly and Mrs, L. M,
Quance.

Blacktopping Start
Expected this Week

Blackline Paving expécts to
start paving 10th Ave, this week,
village foreman Paul Hildebrandt
told Kinnaird council Monday.

In other business, Mr. Hilde-
brandt said thet ine cleaning of
the shoudlers of the higways at the
north end of the village has been
completed while 500 yards of gravel
were hauled onto the Hick’s road.
The footing have also been poured
for the office addition ‘to the works

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Building

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$80.00 ©

TRADE-IN

FAIRBANKS - MORSE

Square Tub ~

SEMI. AUTOMATIC. WASHER. WITH. PUMP,
“TIMER AND: LINT CATCHER

SEE IT NOW!
‘CASTLEGAR.

PHONE 2161

NEW

Supply

ther from her daughter in the plea-
sant setting of the KC’ Hall, made

~ festive for the occasion. Spring, flo-

‘wers were set intermittently along
the blue and white atrips-extending
the length of the white covered
tables.

‘Mrs, P..J. Vaessen thanked the
Sisters on behalf of the mother-
daughter assemblage which . inclid-
ed Mrs. H. Newell and Peggy, Mrs.
J. McLean and Ann, Mrs, A, Ber-
tarione and Audrey,.Mra, E, Hyde
and Elaine, Mrs. J, Hendricks and
Noreen, Mrs. K. Soberlak and Di-
anne, Mrs, J. Kaufman and Nicole, | £0
Mrs,.R, Archambault. and Arlane
and Mrs. Vaessen, Sandra and. Jac-

especially. the older members of

ethnic groups — are alill anle to
understand only a limited Soncien’
of either language, ,

To help the flow of conversa
tion between census takers and
those. who speak little, English, ot
French, a. three-pronged solution is
Planned: selection of census takers
who ppdak_the language, the use of

interpreters, and translation of cen-
sus documents into ethnic tongues.

Languages efcountered by. cen-
sus takers will vary.from one part

,| of Canada:to another: Vancouver,

for example, has several thousand
Chinese residents, To help 'enumer-
ate them, the population census
a is being translated, as in 1951

sek te
dialects of chinese will. be hired. |
in British

Seven Firms Bid
tn 24-Hile Pavin ing
_ OF. How. Highway:

Seven} ‘bids were-made on pav-
ing of the 24.69 ‘miles of Gouthern
‘Trans-Provincial Highway. between
Michener’ Creek) and ‘Kinnaird,

when tenders were pence, in Vice
torla;

West from Kinnaird,'a few mi-
les of the route to be paved have
had a ‘putvi-mix, surface for some
time. ‘The rest of the section con-
cerned currently consists of gravel

surface,

Under this'contract will ‘be ap-
piled the'first hot-mix ‘asphalt pa.
ving anywhere ‘on’ the : Blueberry-
Paulson’ link, with the exception of
a short ‘stretch’ at the Christina |
Lake “end,”

‘This ‘stretch of - ‘paving ‘all
Teach almost to the atte’ of the’ Mo_
Crag Oreek ‘canyon bridge, expected
to be constructed later this year.

Bids contained in the tenders
opened were: Marwell Paving Co.,
$716,270; Mannix Co, Ltd., ‘$802,800;
Perini: Pacific Ltd., $761; 120; Peter
Klewit “Sons Co, (Canada) Ltd.

$774,560; General Construction Co.
‘Thode Construction
“Dawson Wade &

For ‘Print® Sale.

The , Ribeon,” Evening, Group

held their meeting at the home of

Mrs. J. Rennenter with 20 members |-

present.
He put up in Castle
gear and > Robson - for! thé ‘annual
print ‘sale. which is :to-be “held in
the near future.
Mrs. B. ‘Benham. ‘aid, Dare. vy.
Penson ‘are in’ charge’ of entertain-
ment for the next meeting ito be

held at the home of Mrs. H. Bel-'
beck, °

Winer "of, the booster jirlze was
Mrs. J.

Russian interpreters-will be catled.
into play,: Interpreters: will also
be .employed for Xtallans.

At the -close .of ‘ee very enjoy-
able evening ents — were

‘Userved by, the, hostess.

: Hours 8-6

to ri

ufacture..

companies which has ’

nari i

_-of tubular aluminum products for over a quarter of a
century.’ It is made from the finest heavy-gauge:
seamless aluminum alloy. procurable; and is. subject y

inspection and testing Ȣ every stage of man-

~ VETERINARY. CLINIC

a RAIL RANCH):

'3194-A Highway Drive

» (BEHIND GLENMERRY “MARKET)

‘| Gastle Motors

-PHONE 2411

uous ae
Veayeseeeee

ner has:,begun,\an‘/appea}; againgt
‘the ‘dismissal of an assault charge
Vaid by a Sons: of: Freedom ‘youth’

The charge was; tase out

i auauets :& month ago by district ma-

was, gating in Gefence of his Aes
baked ‘when he strulk 1

week! tain the court erred in three ;

respects,
whe ‘appeal is eet down: to be
heard in:-trial’ de~ nova form \'in
Grohd Forks, before aicounty court,

Idge, |
dbably.. Judge; Bric Dawson
will ee although Grand Forks is
iin? the! of

~ Only One Mishap, :
So. Far in GM&S

“May Sete Month ae

a of the iat Caatlegor
entertained ‘their

‘parents at an, n tntretog Se: in
parties tt Parish. Uy.

ie ‘rimbte card ‘Oral
i. sparesThe + “groups. were
‘Mar: F. el Siardeaa and

‘Judge ‘colgt shoun ‘of Pénticton, *-
The chatge - against’ Veregin
barodes wher’ the father of young
P called, polic

i erigin test!
| Bea the boy across the face

} moment of. mental anguish.
Verigin ‘was dgfended by. Crates

gar solicitor’ Bachna :Moran, en

crown counsel ins

more of Trail.

“Ina Teport ” “to. the at ey

genezal, Wetmore reportedly took

issue, with some aspects of the magn

istrate’s findings, ‘and; the spree!

} resulted.

ferigin said he;had
{ "| wegen toy dlsgiea with

cused entor

dng ‘ayneiite in jhis house, a states

ment’'to which the younger Podo-
rennikols” ap) apparently tooky:excen- | °'

ie to the

father some registered letters

he had recelved from the: Sons of
pee fraternal council, ‘and ‘whi-
bh accusgd Verigin of; plotting. to set

rid Batoty ato

th - progral
Hed‘ out’ saulfectorly at all! 'Oo~

“Employees are'showlng.a gen.
uine™ interest in. promoting safety,”
Hon nate Paling

phasizing not
only 7 ite ae ately? ‘out ga safety at ho
and on'the. hig

‘With ‘only 0
dent ‘recorded -’s0 ‘far in, ~ gatety
Month, employees: argé hoping to!
better last year's record when there
were two, one of; them at. Hlinber-

fir6 to’ his own he ome,

ly. and the other at bial +

oe ‘that ‘the,

Sepirsld teams Who entered com-
2:0

Highlighting..the- evening. was: a
onatration oft work’ by.i the two |:

arid: Mrs, °
ihe Sint: snit-Becena: ‘Packs,

Films of camps and hikes .in

‘|;which guides: have participated were.
close,

*) The appeal papers served: on
Verigin and. the snagistrate: _Jaat

{present partner, ‘E. M
roa “Ot Cantlegat, iad eiitered inta-an,
agreement

‘T. Wetmore annownced that he and

party party , bable: the:, spartnera. would :brin;

fourth man’ inte the um in he |
nest: future...”
“Mir, ‘Wetmore: and: Mr:

eral ‘Anwoclation. es

ELECTRIC oe. LTB.
PHONE 729)
Box 188. Sonstinesr, BO.

in'k ‘and
ers courts both ;-prosécution ‘an
has de

in a

has-e, “wide elvll buginess../< 222.
Mr. MoGaifley has practised law

“En the course-of an bs

address to’ delegates att
of Kootenay Municipalities, village

Columbia pollution “is a crime.”

?: Hie:said pollution was: being -p
mitted to. such ‘an exte 3
hazard to tourism.’. ¥

said, was not the answer,
=“We have @ new. indusi

ted five miles above’ us,” he.said, in
reference’to Celgar, “‘and:we have
‘nothing. but “complaints: ‘about Saor,
and pollution.” ”

Loeblich . ‘admitted Eiinatra].
could not. “technically prove, Fiyer|’
Pollution ‘was ; end his vi

hich. you know has
blich’ insisted... Kinnaird chad

ais. for>.
feainet the city. of Nelson «which,

asid. his city had made anm-attempt
to =seék : government: financial ald

, ‘and; 4up, to the\present had enfoyea

4 very, little ' ‘succéss,

+The’ chairman “of the 3S, Pol-

, | lution board,’ J. E. Brown, attend-

| -the:

, to. replace; ‘no ‘valves to repairy'no. Tabeicatio
“both pump and-motor.are water cooled and wat

= done about it,

ing AKM:in his capacity.of deputy
minister of . sotunicipal affairs, said
Just: be

ding * ‘
annual meeting of the Association

Carl’. Loeblict * asserted | «.

lagers’ health,- but “would you. want
water; be

Poisonous ms materials dumped into it.” |”
cleaned ‘in ‘a dusting. machine, It is Re

city of Rossland-and Celgar.”
throug!

then ‘cooked: for: five! or: six: hours

sodium hydroxide Gye), »

| ahs, *
. The cookirig Mquor1s- drawn’ oft},
and, the’ pulp, after fire and} =

ing: Res
a A ‘special: type of pulp, As\pro-,
duced. from’ flax. straw;” :

raw) ‘material. of linen: The; Max
pulp is, bleached and. used ‘in the
of: clearette papers, |

a contro? area, - SEN Soren ees
He sald if affected” ‘waunlespalt~|

\| tles_would send -tilm. details of pol-
would see what could be}

Delentes resolved to" wget

‘inva weak: caustic:colution -of. lime,

é In' Exrope. stra | pulps. are

: Pay aii bills. by cheque on a. Persenal Chequing. «
1. Account. The: low. service charges: are . prepaid...

ted “Your, ‘cancelled- sheques are Four, receipts.

su for eaving. “Aaa to -
lance. Oe youl