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Thursday, May 20, 1954

THE CASTLE NEWS

at @o e Published Every Thursday By
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= 2 Castlegar, B.C.
“, So L. V. CAMPBELL, Manager
~
Cucat V. A. MISUTKA, Editor
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EDITORIAL

THE MINTO’S FINAL PORT

Announcement is expected shortly on what-will become of the
SS. Minto, the 830 ton sternwheeler which ended a 56 year career
as Queen of the Arrow Lakes waterways, last month. The executive
.of the Castlegar and District Navy League have i a bid to

\ of the Castl Coop

Five . Years Ago
This Week

MisS Margaret Williams was
chosen as IODE May Queen and
will be crowned at the Ball Pari
on May 24. Her attendants will

GETTING READY.FOR SCHOO!

By Marian D. James. ( Re-
preiea from the B.C. Teacher)
Continued from last week

periences and for helping about
the home.

L. Invite other children to play
in your yard.

2, Invite another child to ac-

purchase the vessel and have her beached at Castlegar where she
would be used as training quarters for the local Sea Cadets and
Wrenettes. |

Acceptance of the Navy League's bid, will benefit not only
themselves but the whole district as well. While there was a chance
that the Minto might be kept in service a little longer, Castlegac
joined with the Arrow Lakes in urging that her service be contin-
ued. Since it now appears definite that her active career is ended,
the move to have the vessel beached here is one that deserves dis-
trict support.

Bringing the Minto to Castlegar would bring addea publicity, |
and prestige to this area. Wherever the Minto is finally beached,
her chief role will be as a relic of the past, She can play this role
more at lly located C;
her Arrow Lakes run, than at some

ity further

you on a short trip or
an outing.

3. Allow your child to- visit
with other children.
4. Allow your child to pele you

both younger and older.
B. — Developing independence
or- cutting Mother’s apron

1, Teach your child to i:

" «Misses Nettlie Brodman, Mar-
Take him, to the post office ues Bell, Gerry Defoe, Lorraine
when you have a parcel to mail. | martini, Alice Zaitsoff and Helen
Take him to the railway sta- | yarki
tion when a train is coming in,
‘Let him zide on a train if. possi-

The Coronation Hall being con-
demned, it was decided by the
Castlegar Board of Parks Com;
missioners that the hall will be

Retail Society at their semi-an-
nual General Meeting pledged
sufficient funds to finance the
building of an addition to the
present Coop store and the instal-
‘lation of equipment for a com-
plete butcher shop. It was pointed
out that the expansion of, the
Store's. business in the three
years of its operation, has made
it mandatory for the Store to ex-
pand in order to provide its mem-
bers with the’ maximum Coop
servicé. -- <

With the revival of motorcycl-
ing here, Castlegar-Robson has
become the centre of a Canadian
club, the only one

torn down this

i east of Kelowna or

how to behave properly there. something the child can sudden-
Take him to the country to/iy acquire. It is really just part

west of Calgary since before the
war, The Lion’s Head Riders, af-
filiated with the Canadian Mot-

visit a farm. of his The

Take him to a city to see big|of the readiness he attains by the

buildings, the buses, the street/time he reaches sciool, Tee ae
ts and other interesting}pends on the c: 5)

tin his parents do for him from the

B.-— Help the child to’ solve|time of his birth.

oreycle. A at now has its

headquarters in this district and

it is hoped that with ‘this club

as a nucleus, clubs in Trail and
+ (Continued on page kid

his own ‘problems. Encourage him BUSINESS

DIRECTORY —

by saying “You try first and if
CASTLEGAR

you need any help I shall be glad
‘FUNERAL HOME

to help you.”
Gc. — Develop the child’s inter-
DEDICATED TO- KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
to concerts in the park or else-

and take care of his own posses-

of sions, Put labels on his clothing

and teach him to recognize his

RULES FOR GARDENING SAFETY

With the gardening season upon us again, it is well to remind

own label.

2. Help him to learn to hang up
his clothes and to put away his
toys and books. Help him to be

est in reading by telling hint
Ambulance — Flowers
where. him to i

heidie ries reading good books
and showing him beautiful illus-
listen

fldren’s muiical pi - . Phone 3601

that come on the radio.

K. A. MORROW
OPTOMETRIST
Suite 3 — Post Office Bidg.

OFFICE HOURS
9AM. to 5 P.M"
Closed Tuesday Morning :

For Appointments
PHONE 2581

trations.
E. — Give him large sheets of

D —- Develop the child”s inter-
est in music by singing to, and
instru-
paper, crayons, and paints. Let}.
him draw, color and paint the

with him. Play musical

ments for him to enjoy. Take him

things he finds most interesting.
F. — Give him blocks to- build

THE

~ MUTUAL LIFE

Thursday, May 20, 1954

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

PARK ELECTRIG
GLASSHEAT
DEALER
FIXTURES

CONTRACTING REPAIRS
COLIN PETTS

” Corner Maple and 2nd.

PHONE 4516
WIRING MATERIALS

Kinnaird Fasthallers
Rout Kiwanis Crew
By (0-4 Margin

first league game at the Kinnaird

Park Friday evening and made
his mound debu a one,

the Intervillage Fastball loop.

.}less, for the victory, scoring one

two in the eighth.

run in the first and third frames, i <
Lloyd Geronazzo’ pitched his|three'in the fourth and sixth and Received At B. of MM.

;
Kinnaird collected a total of @ancer Soc, Donations
10 hits with four walks from| ,°

Kiwanis moundsman Cliff Wan- And Membershins Now

oats Annual pppeal for funds

The Kiwanis squad

ining with his
hand the Kiwanis team a 10-4

drubbing in a regular fixture of

REC

TO PLEASE EVERY MUSIC LOVER :

HEAR THEM IN THE THEATRE
BUY THEM AT THE

LAKESIDE HOBBY Y_ CENTRE

RDS

up against each team.

and Wanless seven.
R. Archambault lead the slug-
ging array for Kinnaird with
three hits followed by Ralph Mo-
kelki and Andy Evans with two|t
each and P. Kazakoff, B. Zee-
ban and A. Jacobson, one each.
For .Kiwanis, Ken Sharples,
Fred Waldie, Cliff Wanless,
Cyril Bell, Bil], Sharples, Eddy
Fredericksen and Bill Shea were
each credited with a single.

ob Seagram's V.O.

Sey Seagram's
and be mate

{here from Michel.

FR. TRAINOR GOING
TO MICHEL PARISH

Rev, Father Trainor, pastor of
St. Rita’s Church, Castlegar, and
St. Joseph's Chapel, Kinnaird, for
the past 18 months, is being
tanrsferred to the Catholic par-
ish at Michel, it: was announced
this week.

Coming to take. charge of the
parish here is Rev. Father Bro-
phy, who is being transferred

Father Trainor leaves for his
new parish Saturday. He was

for seven hits |#8 one that needs the supports of
to! with one walk, scoring all four |€Very B.C. resident," commented
of their runs in the final canto. | Mrs. Thelma Dawson, Field Sec-
There were three errors chalked reary for the Society's B.C. Divi-

In the strikeout department,
Geronazzo whiffed ten’ batters

transferred here from the parish
of Lumby in the latter part of
1952, Pari held

by Cancer Society

sion.

““Cancer is a disease that is no
respector of ‘persons, It can strike
anybody and there are few peo-
ple today who have not been af-
fected by it either directly or
iprouah relatives who have had
he disease,” she said,
Mrs. Dawson, who visited Cas-
tlegar last Monday, announced
that arrangements are being
made by the executive of the So-
ciety’s local unit, to receive dona-
tions: and contributions at the
Bank of Montreal in Castlegar.
She spoke of the great progress
that has been made in Fesearch
and treatment of cancer in B.C.,
asa result of which, she said
“there is no person in this whole
Province who need deny himself
of cancer treatment for lack of
ability to pay.”
“We in B.C, have one of the
finest small cancer clinics in the
world,” she said. “The B.C. Can-
cer Clinic was the third in the
world: to havé a cobalt bomb in-
stalled, and is today one of seven
clinics that have one.”

- in all your insurance requirements. *

, your fature insurance requirements with... .

Mrs. Dawson expressed the
hope that the annual contribution
of the -K-R.C. tothe Cancer So-
ciety ($150 last year) will be sup-
plemented again - this year. by a

a
party for him last night in the

drive to
assist: in on. the great

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Dp asic is not lished carrying
with, He will meet problems a pub or displayed by Legion Memorial Hall. work of the society,

ourselves that the garden, like the home, the highway and the jneat and orderly.

lames is a place where accidents can and have occurred. In
and garden many

tor the unwary person.

A safety survey rarer to make British Columbia gardens
safe, has rules for safety:

1. Never leave dinuised tools lying in the garden. This is the pri-
reason for falls.

2. Cut out the practical jokes. Horseplay with rakes and other
tools invites trouble.

_3. Don’t be ladder lazy. If you can’t reach a branch, move the
Jadder and don’t stretch.

- 4, When climbing the ladder, make sure it is firmly braced —
and watch where you step.

5. When pruning branches, don’t stand directiy underneath.
Falling twigs or bark can cause eye injury.

6. When you use chemicai sprays, make sure you spray with
the wind and not against it.

7. When you stretch wire as a boundary, Hisieloth fo stat jater
vals to avoid tripping. - -

8. Supporting stakes should be high enough to be seen and
of a contrasting color to the background.

9. Wear long gloves which affer more protection against bram-
bles than those of average ‘length.

3. Help your child to recognize
the values of his own things and
the values of other people's

4 Help him respect other
rights and

5. Help your child to accept sug-
Gestions and cqrrections cheer-
fally.

6. Help him to remain away
from mother or some other mem-
ber of the family without cry
ing or being upset. When’ you
leave the child be sure to assure
him you will be back at a certain
time. Don't fail him. Be back at
the time you promised. Make

sas depend upon your promise.
7. Encourage the child to do all
he can for hi

him feel quite secure and able)that he must not-loiter or play

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Castlegar, B.C.

that need solving.
— Encourage him to speak
clearly and to use good English.
Baby* talk is cute but can be
quite a handicap to the six-year-
old when he is learning to read.
A. — Help the colle to use all |.

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Rim Heels on Ladies Shoes

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Before your child enters school
he should:
L Know and use the best way
of going to and from school. He
should be able to go-and come by
He should understand

on his way.
12 Recognize the labels on his

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you cannot stay with him during} -
his school day. He will be. much
you if he feels

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he can manage alone.
Emotional Readi

_ 1. Help him feel that the school
es a safe, happy place for child-
ary Talk of the joyous things a-
waiting each child at school.
3. Give him experiences which

loved and needed at ‘home.
with you to help him get over
child to meet a teacher. Try ‘to
ers are friends.
dy.

Mental

A. — Give the child many in-
experiences that will

yy. Answer his

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will give him a feeling of being|ions and corrections.

_ 4 Try to visit the school dur-| directions and do simple jobs
ing the spring term. Take him|with one telling.

the strangeness of the large buil- | obedit
ding.

3. Be able to look after his
own toilet needs.
5. Be sure which hand works
best for him and avoid changing
back and forth. It is not wise to
force a left-handed child to use
his right hand.
6. Be happy to remain away
from home and parents for sever-
al hours at a time:
7. Cheerfully accept siiggest-

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9. Know the importance of

lence. .
10. Know the joy of achieve-

5. Be sure to arrange for the | ment.
make him.
understand that teach- know and be able to tell others

6. Answer his questions clear-| phone number.

young child should
full name, address and tele-,

Parents and should, if
possible, meet together long be-
fore school starts. Each child re-
quire studying and his needs
can only be met by ‘h

parents working together.
Readiness for learning is not

TOPICS [)

TIMELESS

BY MISS J.

Ali around us these Spring days |
we see activity of every descript-
ie One thing we have noticed

ion work that is

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Public is warned that it is illegal to burn rubbish or set
fires of any kind within the inici area of C:
without a permit — violators will be prosecuted.

Permits are available from Fire Chief E. A. Lewis.

4 BY ORDER

A. T. Horswill,
Bunicinal Clerk.

going on. New buildings are go-
ing up everywhere. One is made
conscious of the words of Jesus
in Luke 14:28 “For which of you

to build a tower, sit-
teth not down first and counteth
the cost, whether he have suffi-
cient ‘to finish it?”

Whether we realize it or not,
each of us is building for eter-
nity. When we begin to think
seriously about this we count the
cost of what it really means to
be a Christian. Anything of any
value in life, no matter what it
is, costs something.

pcriete,is also a price to pay to

Christian. Jesus said in
Mathew 10:37,38 “He that loveth
father or mother more than Me

is not worthy of Me. And he that

BUILDING FOR ETERNITY

PENNOYEE

taketh not his cross and followeth
me is not worthy.of me.”
Plans for building are always
considered and one chosen to fol-
low. We have God's plan reveal-
ed for us through His Sen Jesus
Christ who said, He was the Way,
the Truth and the Life, I Corinth-
ians, 3:11. “For other foundation
can no man lay -than that is laid
which is Jesus Christ.”
We are exhorted to take heed
how we build thereon. I Peter, 2,
tells us that Jesus Christ will be

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man building on a rock. He who
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