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Four Traffic |
Violators Charged

Four " traffic violations and] ’

three other cases were heard be-
fore Stipendiary Magistrate W. H.
Taylor in Magistrates’ Court in
Castlegar during the week of
July 20.

R, A. Milne of Warfield was
charged under section 57 with
driving in a motor vehicle with-
out due care and attention over
the Robson-Syringa Creek Road
atid fined $30, wit!

(CH MICKI
FRESHIN’t pF

_ A ‘J'.S MOTORCYCLE, 1949

costs of $8.60,

J, N. Derhousoft of Bluett-was
charged under section 285 (6) of
the Criminal Code after- being
involved in a collision near Tar-
rys, Mr. Derhousoff had been
allegedly driving on the wrong
side of the road, He was fined $50
and $5.50 costs,

E. C. Beile, a local man, was

«stopped by police when he-was|

seen driving through Kinnaird

in an erratic manner and at ex-{

cessive speed. He also was
charged -under section 57 and

ordered to pay a fine of $20 and]

$5.50 costs.

F. S. Gritchen of Brilliant was
charged with operating a motor
vehicle without a driver’s licen-
ce and fined $25 together with $5
costs. Mr, Gritchen ‘had driven
off the! rod near Brilliant and
during police investigation of the
incident it was found that.he did
not have a driver's licence,

Reneus Groslin, a locat resi-
dent, was charged in Castlegar.
with being intoxicated in a ‘pub-
Hic place and ordered to pay a
fine of $10 and $6.50 costs.. :

W. F. Rilkoff'of Brilliant was
charged under the Domestic Ani-
mals Act with owning a bullover
6 months old and permitting it
to run at large. Fine.was $10 and
$5 costs.

Proceedings againgt “Omar
Lightle under the Income Tax
Act were finally terminated on
the twenty-fifth of July with one
hundred dollars fine being im-
posed with $5.50 costs.

o .
Doctors Give Advice

-= a . a2 iene
ror Lank Ana Lean

* Come are ‘boril fat; some achi-
eve fafnesg, and some have fat-
ness thrust. tion them — like-

wise thinness,, advises: Dr. Harold
: Toronto -

DUTCH PRINCESSES
TO VISIT CANADA |

‘tral Preas Canadian

: cesses of Hol-
fand, irene i), 14,.and her
sister, Beatrix, 15, daughters of
Queen Soliant and Prince Bern-
hard, Jane in New

fase, iefore taveling to ‘Ore
tawa, where _their mother, spent
the. wartime years.

“One cannot increasé the.mumber
of muscle fibres, but their qual-

in physical, “mediene,
“The thin ‘are so for want of
muscle, and this in turn is due 2
Jack of healthy appetiie,”
notes, ,‘Eating alones,. is not hell
eure, however, for it takes hard,
work : to. build: muscle, Weight |
gain that is not predominantly
muscular gain should not be the
goal of the bony. It requires a)
special form of hard work, some-
thing in the nature of weight
lifting, to build healthy additional
tissue — and this is only for those
who have-keen pronounced phy-
sically fit ‘for ‘indulgences ; of
such vigor. In general, it is out
of reach of those past 40. They
must be content with the know-
ledge that they are, all else be-!
ing equal, in a preferred risk sta-{
tus with. insurarice companies.” |
Dr. Cranfield points out that
every square millimeter of mus-|
cle tissue comprises 1,000 muscle |
fibres and 2,000 blood vessels.

ity can be imp! |. Many of the
fibres are thin and pale in indivi-
duals who are thin and pale.”

FOR BETTER CEMENT
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Seagram's “83”
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Seagram 's Special old

Railway Tracks Blasted

track. and tore. plates ‘on_ the
Canadian Pacific Railway’s Ket-
tle’ Valley line, 16 1/2. miles ‘West
of Nelson late Saturday. night.
The track is situated only a
few hundred feet, from the Sou-| upheaved track,
thern Transproyincial. Highway
between Tarrys and Glade,. The
blast. was heard by a storekeeper
in the area who reported it first
@ | to a bus driver. It was also heard
near South Slocan, j

The first: blast was reported
-| about 11:30. About midnight, re-
port of another blast. was re-

ever, police believe both were re*
ports on. the: Tarrys dynamiting.
CPR track crews‘and RCMP of-

hour, ‘

.
At Tarrys; Rails Heaved
A ‘blast that was ‘heard iiles|ficers were immediately  dis-
ripped’ ties, heaved the} patched to the area, Flagmen
were stationed nearby and two
‘trains, scheduled in the district
were warned to proceed with
caution, ;A diesel, moving slowly
along the track first spotted the

Tracks were damaged and the
rail, although, not-broken,"was.
heaved, Explosives tipped a three
foot hole alongside the track, The
train was delayed less than an

Tracking dogs were brought
promptly to the scene and picked |.
by RCMP at Nelson. How-| up a trail which led down to the
river's edge. Here apparaently
the blaster had taken toa boat
and travelled up or down stream,

@
Hear them at ‘the Theatre

LAKESIDE HOBBY CENTRE

for, though extensive casting was, The compass’at present in gen--
made on both sides, no trace eral use is that patented by Sir
could be picked up. Police state William Thompson, later Lord
that investigation is continuing. Kelvin, in 1876.

‘hours cdothans days. et

taany:
when you FLY to ‘your. destination, wherever

8).
1134 hrs. 130.30
12 hrs, 196.05

Let-the. Canadian Paciflc Airlines agent'hélp
you, plan . your. entire ‘trip. He ‘will provide:
complete through - ticket service

‘ where you want to go, Phone'360!

tion and reservations, — Mee

THE HON. JAMES'SINGLA\
Mintster of Fisheries

us

PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA:

The envy. of. the ae fod y:

Thursday, July 30, 1953

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Page 9

Thé. News’

F ‘or Sale
CHOICE RIVER VIEW. LOTS.
Limited number. $800.00. Ap-

ply . Guy; Guido, Lower, Du-
mont, Kinnaird, P6-26

' For Rent

Classifieds

FULLY .MODERN TWO BED-
ROOM house, Apply G. Guido,
Kinnaird, Phone 2738, . P3 30

CHERRIES..FOR SALE, PICK
them yourself, Third Avenue
and Cedar Street.

Model. Very, good ‘condition.
Apply A. Peterson, Box 474,
Castlegar. +. « P3-29

PARTL BUILT, TWO BEDROOM
house and one room shack.
Situated on lots © measuring

APARTMENT. APPLY A. -ERE-
MENIKO,. . CL-3L

4 ROOMED HOUSE IN KIN-
‘ NAIRD, Fully modern. Apply
H. S. Johnson,.Phone 2546,

5 ROOMED HOUSE FULLY
modern, Phone 2701. Apply N.
Chiz, 4th, Ave, off Maple,

eee Near high school. Apply
W. -Ogloff, Box 419, .or
‘Dione $326, Castlegar.. P3 30

BING AND. “LAMBERT CHER-
RIES. 15¢ Ib, W. Sookorookoff.

3. ROOMED - MODERN |. HOME,
full basement and furnace,
very reasonable, Apply. after 6

p.m.) Mrs, Mary, Curren, oi

“lesan,

TWO. WHEELED | TRAILER.
Apply Box 146, Kinnaird or
Phohe 4313. P3-31

LEONARD. REFRIGERATOR
412 cu. ft. $85.00. Phone 3091,
Wright’s Auto Service, .- C3-31

FOR. SALE- — Bing CHerries
Tth.‘and Maple, Box 445 Castle.
gar 2 3

FOUR;:, ROOMED, “MODERN
Home _.on . large . lot, garage,
fruit trees, garden, etc. Excel-

‘lent Jocation, ..Just .past the
Co-Op Store, ‘Robson. Phone
2272, F. Howes. “C1-31

CHILDREN’S WAGON AND
«three linoleum rugs.” Apply
Marie Walters, Castle News.

+ -P1-3:

ONE COAL AND WOOD STOVE
Davenport and chair, Buffet,
Table and six chairs. Apply
Mrs. M. Mac! lan, 2nd, Ave.
or write Box 409, Ci

| Found.

‘TWO’ BEDROOM: HOUSE ALSO
apartment. Phone 3411 or see
F. Walkin, Kinnaird,  C3-31

Wanted.To Rent :

TWO OR: THREE ‘BEDROOM
+houses for incoming school-

Castlegar.

teachers. Apply P.O, Box ei

a doll’s bottle from the hi

is embarrassin;
chipmunks to her a orant home
the ravine, where

animal into 'the fam:

CAT MOTHERS CHIPMUNKS, RARE

ter, a cat who should have a female
laps aul while her Antest ward, a pezeednel Jong rabbit, is fed by:
rt Is of Lynette Williams, Buster doesn’t
act’like a cat; in fact, Bert motherly. epic toward all Young animals:

they had ‘been: found. ‘wh en
home tne rabbit, however, Lynette: eclded ‘to adopt tis helpless

Central Presa Canadian
le name, contentedly

‘ought three .baby
@ trotted them back to
Buster brought

it week she
and ‘Lynett

Work Wanted

PART TIME HOUSEWORK.
Write Box 97, Castlegar, P1-31

JIN CHURCH

Announcement

TRAIL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Day School Begins Sept. 8
Night’: School Begins’ Sept; . 28
Gregg and Pitman Shorthand
Office Reopens August 24;

5 “8 C10 2!

LOST. —. Wallet containing
Drivers. License, Money and] ro)
Important Receipts, Lost in
vicinity of Robson or South
Slocan, REWARD. Mrs. A.
McBryan, Salmo ' P2 30

PAIR OF GLASSES WITH SUN | ¢;
glasses attached in Creighton’s
Store, Kinnaird: Owner may
have same by' paying for this
ad, « C1-31

P1-31

FURNITURE AND _HOUSE-
HOLD effects. Including fruit,
aluminum | ware. Also . Man’s
Dicycle. $20.00, a... cee C1-31

Thank You!
The ‘Catholic Women’s (|

For. Rent ‘

5) ROOMED.. HOUSE, WITH
“garage in, Castlegar also range.

/-who ‘supported ~ them’ “in®

‘their - ‘recent: benefit dance
sat which 64.11. was | real:

“Apply. Mrs. Kennedy, Robson
Post Office. 1-31

The United Church’
- OF Canada’

Castlegar

10:35 am, — Stinday School

7:45 pm. — Hymn’ Song and
Service of Worship. . |

Every Bundeg at 12: 80° Sérvice of
worl ip.

Fit a Third Sundays at 11 am,

St. Rita's Church

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and. u
clocls,. -

“| sunday devotions — 7:30 p.m.

ig al
7:30 p. :
Daily Mass, 8 o'clock!

St. Joseph's Chapel -

/Sunday Mass,.10 a.m.

‘Gospel Hour
_. Twin. Rivers Hall
Every , Sunda:
» Bread 10. a.

Gospel Hour -

“| Geod,' Alberta,

errs RORRER
iver,’ and Mrs.,G. Guido have as
their guests Mrs. Guido's sister
Sister .Carmel. Joseph. of Mount
Vernon Wash: and her. mother
Mrs, M. DuMont of New Denver.
Tpey will leave shortly for Kere-
myeos accompanied by Mr. ‘and
Mrs. G, Guido,

atholiday spent with friends and
relatives at) Pennant, Sask. en-
youte home he stopped over the
week-end to.visit at the home of
ev. and Mrs, J. Flagg of. ‘Me-

Mr, and Mrs. S.C. -Muirhead]
and family have “left. for a
months vacation. They will travel
by bus to Windsor, Ontario and
will visit .at such intermediate
points as, Winnipeg, Minneapolis,
Chicago, and Detroit. While. &t

Castle Theatre

SAVE WITH
A Thuifipass

}{Mr. C. Lamb has.returned from} -

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY -

et MARGE and GOWER CHAMPION
‘DENNIS Of O'KEEFE wa MONICA LEMS = DEAN WALER

GORGE WELLS + stu snooes rece wench mus « + CORAL WILLS on wewrrcren J

Shows at 7 and.9 p.m.

Windsor Mr. will pur-
chase a new car and motor east
to Montreal via Ottawa where
they will be guests at the home
of Mrs, Muirheads brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. H.

— Breaking of Ferguson. Before’ leaving — for

home th also visit New
worvand:, Philidelphia, returning
bythe’ American route,

‘Mr. ant Mig. Wm. Campbell

Coals. Bible :

Centre”
“Undenominational

all ages.

p.m: A’ service for the family.

i

these services,

Above service in the Legion Hall,
Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs- | tient in the Trail-Tadanac Hos-

days, 7:45 p.m.“and. Young Peo-| pital...-

ple’s Fellowhip, * Fridays, 7:30

: | p.m.at.the home of Mr..and Mrs,| turned to her home in. Victoria

Fred E, Woodrow, Columbia Ave.|after spending a.short vacation
All are cordially invited to|at:the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

at the home,of Mrs, M. Campbell.

o Kinnaird: from . spending. a

‘Evening Service, Sundays, 7:30 short vacation with her daugh-

ter, Mrs, G. K. Turner of Nelson.
Mr, Frank Mitchell. is a pa-

.: Mit, ‘and Mrs, D; Tulley of Hope, |.
B.C, have returned home after|'’
‘| visiting ‘at the home of Mr,. and] -
Sunday school, Sundays at 10:30| Mrs. J. Albee. .

ani.-Classes for. young people of i ‘Mrs, "E.. Carlson: has returned

‘) Bldersley, Sask, are visitors i

By

MOADAY ‘and TUESDAY

“Mrs. “Allan” Faii has re-

ee, !
¢-Mrs.. Donald MacKie of Vic-

Presbyterian Church
Services in:the Churoh every,
Sunday at 11:15 am.

* D. A. MacKellar, Minister

toria‘is at present visiting at the
home of her. daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Dave Davies.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. Cushner’ and
Jerry are spending a short vaca-
.| tion at

Full Gospel Service

noyer and F. Clemo.
: Sunday School.
— Evangelistic,

‘

t,
: ied today and forever.”

rist, the. same yester-

Mr, and Mrs. F. Plotnikoff Jr.
have returned from spending the

|| Co-Workers —~ Misses J, Pen- week-end at Christina Lake,

WINNIPEG BAND .
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Ideal for F; ishing: ‘and ‘Camping

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STORE.

- Lutheran Services’

day at 3:00 pm.

Services to be held-in Anglican
Church every first and third Sun-

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‘Work Guaranteed

Box 522, Phone 4922

_, Castlegar,’ BY

; troph

The Zorre-Caledonia ‘ophy
for Canadian girls’ bands is held
by Nancy Marchylo, 22, of Winn!-
Peg. Her Seather-thelle Pipe
band won the trophy in competi-
‘tion at Embro, Ont. ‘The. girls
ere on tour of Canada and the

Shows af 1 and 9 p.m.

$150. PAY NITE WED.

JOAN TAYLOR.

dni LTO EIS me SATE Pos

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUG7 & 8

“SUSAN MORROW —
~- PETER HANSON

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