THURSDAY, “APRIL Dis "1956

: Near the shores of the Arctic
‘Ocean, cat Aklavik, Northwest
the

Chamber Meoling

‘sometimes rises to 80 degrees in|

from page 1
only ‘Support an application made

July. Fort, | Smith, a the North:
fish of zs degrees.

by: Robeor representatives. :
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saying that

this tie
d Robson just

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‘ PRESCRIPTIONS

as. much as Castlegar, or: any
other community in ,the: district,
and ‘should therefore take the
initiative.

“An objection to the location
of. the proposed dump was
voiced by J.‘Sherbiko- Mr. Sher-

Your doctor's prescrip
“tion will) be 4 filled
promptly with ‘the finest
‘L. of drugs, ot the Lowest .
Price. CHE ral ae

. AT * :
PATS’.
Rexall Drug.

the Ce Riv
area, and therefore. * uhsuitable.

against:
The matter of the Castlegar
-FallFair was brought up brief-
Jy. cA-motion by Mr. Sherbiko
‘that:the Chamber be’ responsible
for ‘the fruit section :at the Fait:
dopted unanimously.
-was also decided to turn

the};

biko' said that the Jend was in|.

legar  troup:.. hik iked: with their
packs. to. the Indian Flats for
their first.‘overnight ‘camp last
Friday. .In perfect:weather. they
gota, great, deal of useful. ex-
perience in. camping. Each’ scout
cooked his .own me! A cnum-
ber of :tests were passed under
the :supervision .‘of Scoutmaster
Aberdeen.
* ik

The = Robson’ scouts. are off
on. an’ adventurous ‘bigycle hike
this coming Saturday.,
KAI

Most of the members: of the
Guide © and’ Scout ‘Movements
with their leaders’ attended their
own church

Thirteen ue of ‘the Cast- :

There ‘was a, good urnout
of adult guide’ and scout work-
ers on Tuesday in celebration of
St. George's Day. There are near-
ly 100: people who give their
timg and ° talents *tothelp ‘train-
ing::the: 300-odd. young- folk ‘in
their: care; At. the:,,social - on
Tuesday these workers took a
night off’ to” enjoy ;themselves.

fun from the work, they do.

Of course they also get lots of!

There are estimated to be’
one ‘and “one-half ‘million. acres
of ‘arable’ Jand in the Mackenzie
Valley’ of the Northwest. ‘Terri-
tories, |):

0 bea ‘hogpital for chroni-
cally:ill patients has been recom-
mended ‘to the Chronic Hospital

Agchitect. 1

e Committee at Trail’ by the :fact
-| finding, committee’ under. the
chairmanship ¢ of’ Dr./J. R. Har-
s rigan.: i

in uniform’ last By. reelear This Week -
UA! Safety dinner :; will. be
held: by Celgar Ltd. in ‘the ‘Cast-
legar’ Hotel ‘on May 5.1".
: This ‘dinner is being - held in’
accordance with Sately Week

over.to the publicity. committee weekend. ‘

the ‘study, of a Castlegar float Re : Ih , .

in ‘the Nelson Midsummer Bon- Film Festival : : : Behe :

has’: been © asked's' to: ‘araw up
prelininay, sketches. (334°:

+ ‘The total. cost-of the. chronic
ital would’ be’ ‘about’ $250,-
000, , with approximately $50,000
to raised “The! jorea

‘Prescription * Specialists
PHONE 4231
DAY : NIGHT

“The was’ con-|,
tained ir an | address by Dr,
: meet nm io the! regular dinner ‘be ed
meeting of. ' e Castlegar, Rotary.
gan ‘told’ the ‘meet! served: woul beat

spiel. . : i : te
fie ‘A. motion fr apereey traf Is Well Attended
“The second West “Kootenay

in

Castlegar oa also eter

Two years ago’ Gail Wightman

FULL LINE OF GERBER'S BABY. FOODS:

Bons: PAY'N TAKIT

of Swift C t, Sask., was ex-
pected to lose a leg from, the
ravages of bone cancer. Several
medical authorities had’-been
consulted and they were “unani-
mous ‘in recommending that the
leg .be amputated ‘above ‘the
knee. Gail's father, Rev. Ross
‘Wightman, then called , upon
church congregations across
Canada ‘to pray for her recovery.
Two. days aftewards, a+ doctor
told Mr. Wightman. that. the
tests no longer 2 showed Gail: was
suffering

Film: Festival,’ held here on
April 16, 17,.and 18, was well.
attended.,.A.crowd of about 50
people was . present at each
showing.

The © festival. was- held: to
promote interest in the.186 mm
film. A: number of outstanding
films from here and abroad
were shown to the audience and
the judges.

The films shown, “tell into
several categories, with “one or
two categories shown each even-
ing. Each evening also saw a

growth. So today, Gail has.nor-
mal use of her legs, . Py,

Water Tank -

IMPORTANT
NOTICE.

FIRE - =

SWITCH

on this building.

new. location © ‘in ‘the former | HE Way
garage and the fire siren, switch i is located

Phone numbers

‘remain;: the ‘same

« 1ed from page 1):

on which . he based his recom-
mendation right here from” ow
office, “instead, of . digging
up. himself. * ‘What kind “ot
an engineer is that?”

..“I propose,” Mr." ‘Westwood
‘went on, “that we. write the
set of -Vancouver, etking them
o
water. works | engineer’ to come
out, here and mfke’a new, inde-
pendent survey and a

and judges.

Chairman on.the first even-
ing ‘was. G., Rice, projectionist
D. B, Wallace. Judges were W.

ing films were “Road of
fan and Stratford Adventure.”
Chairman of ‘the- second
evening was the Rev. L. C.
Johnston, projectionist J. Dun-
lop; judges were Dr. Goresky,
Mr.. Onions, Mr. Lakeman. - The.
ae erhutedayis Children” won,
out

The ‘thira evening vas ‘cliair-
ed by ee foe Dalto: “and: K

dation, for a possible. tank
$65,000 . involved in this al
rans we cannot. afford
‘make. mistakes.” °

Comm. “Atchison, then ask-
‘ed’ “whether ‘any: of Mr. Affieck’s

survey. could be salvaged. co

‘Westwood .-said that. . in’
opinion the survey of the pipe
system. made. by - Mr: Affleck | 2
was _quite good, but that the
plans for the tank: were ‘useless;
PIPES: WOULD. STAND fe
PRESSURE ;
Comm. Harris éxpressed ap-
‘prehension. that unless, the
‘wooden .pipes . were replaced
first, they might burst. under.
the pressure of the new tank.”
‘... “I have talked to a number
of engineers,” Mr. Westwood .pe-
plied, “and they ‘are without

ing « as judges werd’ "Mrs. fen
Macbeth, | Mr. _Norrié, Duncan
Carter, W. ‘H. Reed, ‘Dr. Rueb-
saat; C. H. King. On the ‘third
evening, “Road. to “Canterbury”
and “Miracle of the _ Bees”. got

highest rating at the. send ‘of the
estival throughout." the" Koo-

tenays” will receive” ‘a -plaque.

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KINNAI RD.

j CASTLEGAR
PITTS:'

- Thurs, May 3, 1956

AUDITORIUM.

“PURCHASED. aT

MARSHALL'S STORE” &. ROBSON co- op
3 AT THE, MAPLES
KINNAIRD. COFFEE BAR & TRISCHUCKS. :

‘DRUG — MARTIN'S" GOTHING
LAKESIDE ‘HOBBY. CENTRE — -RIGBY’S
ANDERSON AGENCIES = LEITNER'S —.
STINE AUTO. SERVICE . and .

P.M.

; Children 50c
MAY BE.

QUALITY

With a big tea and sale of - work
mecalives

May-.10, the Junior: Red. Cross
Brill

Appearing. here Doris °

rkoff, : Lucy. Neva!

Harry onoff, : ‘Alexis
Kawal,* Larry * Harkoff, Careline : Garrett, “and
News Photo

that -the., controversial: issue

by; the “fact. that -a° duplication

'| of thé services now provided by

_|the'\""Trail -Tadanae’' Hospital

-must!ibe avoided’: in. ‘order. to

prevent heavy -erpenditures, '’:It;

?| was therefore. proposed : that the
itt

Hold Red Gross Tea

: The “Brilliant school plans-: a

Red, Cross ‘tea amd‘sale of: work
_“ om Thursday, May. 0, from: 1 10
_ to 3:00: p.m.

A large’aniount of toys made}:
by the pupils for: the Children’s|.
Rehabilitation Centre in Van-
couver will be‘on display. °

/ > Alb the ‘kids in- the’ school |:
are looking forward-.to the ‘tea Rey

with great ‘ enthusiasm;, and it

: "hoped that ‘a great jumber of

‘people will turn: up. The: :hames
Junior Red

the direction of. the principal,
Mr. ‘Henry Hyson. |. -:
= A broadcast annotincement of
the: tea and sale will be heard
on‘ the Cominco Album ‘on wed:
nesday, May Sth. >’

Is ‘ogging ee:

Sotthant is . bogging down
-: Castlegar, John ‘Ross, who
oharge of the group“trying

‘Two ‘meetings have alread
i held,-with:

The’ Castlegar

bellringers
were the ‘sensation .of the school

: ;, Dr.’ Harrigan “said that the
ieee © Kootenay .-: district,

Wg Of a: chronic hospital
id ‘that. only recently...

pita eer ly” recognized.
Chronic beg ear areat> preserit]
being pearea for either’ in. acute

reaching “here:
A-to'

: Ross’s

“The school poard for. ‘School, i

District /No.” 9. is: cot school the

day:a F
Hotel. “ies, tne Ne Pit chatiea for] on
Castlegar. r

‘according. to reports 2

of “about 1600 stu-
dents ‘from’ all parts: ‘of*; British |*
Colum! The attended. the | confer-
ence. e Castlegar yu) nhum-
to. promate the sport :here, said I gro Ps 2 five.

wa’ jomes, : where: ; Proper, ate
tention cannot be;

of the proposed: site was décided War

gar,’ Trail,’ “Tadana
Id; Rossland,

recently; |: when> they:

| tee The Dou
nd | Gilden in : fori placing their

Emmett Gulley, secretary: f the ‘
held ‘Gulley | cried,

Lazareff,’’ on
ground when: Rome: jeter

hed to: cn pieaded intosthe : car.

city,
a oe stook: place, last Saturday;
it--was:a‘historic moment, for :at|.
that minute the new. Slocan Lake «
cially

exception: of the opinion that
our pipes could stand: nother
20 to 25 pounds of pressure, .as
-lJong as we leave the pipes jn
the (ground: We might get fhe
odd “break, . but that could easily
be repaird.”

** . Commissioner Krueger then
moved) that. a letter be written
the next’ day’ to ‘the City ‘of

. The: new - bus. would ‘be. put ‘Discuss’ Paiks!: F

in service.at, the-beeioning of the} = AY vof the: zoned areas : tug. Iris. 'G
‘term, ofthe “iillage of Castlegar «was, launched “''to replay
studied -“and~ likely location~,of |*..” E Feed Rosebery, a veteran:
parks. was..discussed—at~ the last 5 is is the.
3 - es ois was. Mrs.) Tris ‘Horie,
Ivan" He
along: with: a. number “ot other

meeting ‘hela < on “Monday., About
half. dozen bids were ‘submit-

|| partment. Jwas:) ‘standing by to
assist vin’
jobs bt big handle.

WEAR

dation. of a qualified water} 5: ets. oars é

works: greiner, THe motion Kyi ON sagy D Ss.
passed unanimo' RESS|
DON'T ‘WAIT FOR BY-LAW: _, with’ Slips — ‘Sizes 1. - 3.
“There is ‘nothing :to- stop “us : Priced at —
from. starting.‘to lay new pipes Se

: [sommes on’:Monday. ;
* Fe _

* Duties ;-o: thee é committee

‘weres, Much: 3
could | not* be“ discussed -due™-tol!:
the, small. turnout.” The: next}:
‘ma ting will be Monday,’ ‘May 28. |; fro

yuilt
will be engaged: in. to}
CPR: barges: from . Slocay

MADDOCKS

PHONE 3641.

SHOE ‘STORE

tight. now, without: waiting for ga t e

the : by-law,” Comm:* Westwood
said. “We have over: 1000 feet
of new ‘pipe to begin- with, I am
confident “that’ the !:ratepayérs
will approve the expenditure.” ’
Comm. Atchison asked, “Sup-
pose the’ by-law. is not p:

after :we ‘start’ construction?’
“It will be passed,” Mr.

‘Westwood: Teplie I: fs
was

E, Kraft ,
also~ confident Paar the water

bylaw would be: passed.
“The meeting adjourned,
ing set Wednesday as the
for ‘the next session.
‘. New.cars have increased
of . aluminum’ ‘castings,’ particu
larly, inthe transmission section,
according’. to...General Motors
engineers, These‘. castings ‘are
by. the. i
mold, -permanent ‘mold! and die
east “processes. Particular] “em-
phasis is“ placed..on increased
‘use of aluminum die castirigs ‘in
various | applications . which, .. in
some instances, - replace cast
jron, The, trend toward decreas-
ed weight in cars. reflects’, a
continuing. aie | im. .the

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Bathing
etc. .

future of the. ai

subjects. are: ‘Home. Ec.’ and
tudi

z Forks j Home Ee of course! 3a
Festival. At-school,: her -favorite/a
dancing sn sand dikes \aicating
hiking «and © the ‘outd

budding artist/.and

porarily.:'to te on. her
Favorite pohool: aut parts “Social
tudies -and* Jolly. thinks

en | her favorite
i subject at ‘is Social

to: .be. outside oes oe ‘softball;
| swimming «or i-any:: other - sport.

‘al ‘At school, “Valeria “is' interested -

Verna is fond of

travelling and also enioye danc-
ing.

Studies; her favorite topic is ‘her
feat “Archie.”

in singing “and” likes: all’: her,
subjects! : :