CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

PAGE

SPAGE 8B

THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1954

OGLOW BROS,
ding & Supply | 02, Lita
Building Supplies
CASTLEGAR ‘
Phone 335} °

+ |Soroptimists Finalize

Plans For Dance

The Soroptimists’ May Meet-
ing was held at the home of Mrs.
Jane Page, taking the form of a
pet luck supper, There were
fifteen members present.

Plans were finalized for thelr

dance in the Kinnaird Com-
foun Hall on Friday of this
week,
The June meeting of the
club will be held later than usual
in order to hear reports of the
conference from the delegates,

GPR Steam Encines
Fast Disappearing

The

past in British Columbia.

steam locomotive’ is
rapidly becoming a thing of the

Canadian Pacific Railway of-
ficlals here, noting the company’s,
rapid progress with its dieseliza-

1887, the first steam locomotive
arrived at Vancouver, hauling
Canada’s first ttons-continental
passenger train.

Steam power has now been
entirely eliminated from passen-
ger service on CPR lines in Bri-
tish Columbia, and remaining
steam units are being used to
haul ‘freight to the company’s

tion have

Coquitlam,

that
fewer than 20 of their steam-
powered locomotives remain in
the province, All of these are said| em, take over where steam left
to be in the Vancouver area,
operating between this city and

yard, 17 miles east of
Powerful,
diesels, operating singy or in tan-

off.

Spectacular Musical Ride’
Will Tour British Columbia
For Centennial Celebration

vate one es RCMP mu-|maze. In
3 r tour British Co-|superb co-ordination between
lumbla during the province’s 1958]er and horse is demanded, Whee

Z ‘the|es' and riders are going in two
ride” in every major centre of|directions the effect on She spec.
B, Maid being made by the|tators is electrifying,

Saddest blow to befall rail
fans was the disappearance from

.c, in co-| Near the end of the ride thi
operation with the west coast de-|form the famous cross In which
tachment of the RCMP and RC-

this tricky manoeuvre

the unwinding starts and hors-

the inside horses stand almost
stationary while the outside hors-

Great Stave Inka Ma;
Northwest Territories today
ports the largest combined % wih
Heh and Jake trout eed §
the worl, .

No man with a burden of
debt has a right ‘to pro-
tect his creditors If he
has not first protécted.his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

* Seventy years ago, on May 23,| the railway's mountain sub-divi-;MP headquarters in Ottawa.
sion of the CPR’s giant “5900"| For. more than two decades,
Selkirk-type locos, Largest in the |the musical ride has thrilled audl-|Tound-the-clocie formation.
British Emplre, they were used |°"ces in Canada, the United Stat-|_ The musical ride concludes
to help heavy train consists over |°5 2nd overseas, ahey were hon: with Ww snectactlay change; Hors:
the steep, winding mountain cured guests at the coronations|¢S form at one end of the arena
passes betWeen Revelstoke and of Hing” George. Vi. ald Quech tn teenies tace nt ful eating
Calgary. Wiry, terter-ike diescla| eave IT ad this summer [ih¢ end of tie. arena, carave
assigned to trenscontingntat lesels!they are to make another visit|t® the end of the arena, draw
es inental trains|to the United Kingdom to appear|UP Sharply and emit a piercing
at Vancouver, now go the entire/at the London Festival. warwhoop,

.eross-country route to Toronto :

E : AS.

VANCOUVER | > eh : : and without assi BG, eautenniel

‘ ¥ 2 ‘ eae Almost daily, one of the old|‘It is the committee's intention
team of retired iron horses is led|to stage the ride wherever it is

silently over the railway’s main|feasible. A representative of the

line to Calgary fo rre-assignment|Committee,” he sald, “will make

to a prairie divisional point, or a complete tour of the province

for tik summer to stag: or

the railway bone-yard, ing and to draw up a

es maintain a fast canter in a{] Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may.be

arranged through,

of the
said,

SETO CAFE
CONFECTIONERY
“The Best Place To Eat”
Large, Tables For Family

Parties

Ree gnioy yo your, ettipt

and road hazards
‘The way to the Coast. al

PHONE 4951

of
The finest graduates of the

The RCMP figures Canadian

RCMP's equestrian school are

RICK’S

THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1957

‘THE OLD HOME TOWN se

eemmone By STANLEY

SO ‘fou, DO: WANT
C se eu pate FoR THEM.

\TH
LITTLE Monstese)
PARENTS!

LASSIFIE

Cine
ADVERTIS

TEN WORDS 75c — THREE INSERTIONS ‘FOR THE PRICE OF TWO
When Placing Order — Phone 3031

FOR SALE — 3.

ed cottage
apply 61 Crescent. 318

FOR SALE — 1 dining buffet,
$20, phone ‘7701. 218

Fr

‘OR SALE — 12 foot boat for
outboard motor, phone 5155,
Kootenay Builders and our
plies.

FOR SALE — Lots in Kinnaird

" HOUSE
FOR

FOR RENT — 3 roomed house,
basement,
from Ferry, phone 2081.

2% miles
318

garage,

Revenue duplex, insulated,
automatic oil, low taxes,
modern, 1265 ‘Tamarac Ave.

WANTED — 2 o¢ 3 bedroom
$ house, phone 5181. 319

ROOM & BOARD — For lady cr
gent, phone 6701 or apply 150
Main St.

Trafl, Ph, 988-¥ after

4 pm,
119

BOARD & ROOM or BOARD—

only: Apply 34 Columbia Ave.
and ial Pre-

$180.80 each. Phone 2738.
‘ tin

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

FOR SALE —'‘24 ft, home-made

FO!
phone 7541,

R SALE — 1951 Chev. Panel,

Chere Hall, The provinctel

house trailer, phone 5181,

FOR SALE — Garden plants,

319|FOR SALE — Dahlia bulbs —

phone 9531, H. Mersietiele.

LOST — Set of keys:in block of

Bank of Montreal, phone 4737.
317

apply Mrs. De Jong,

Creek. . 119

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

FURNITURE
MOVING

For Sale — Boy's bicycle, Phone
9

ROOM & BOARD — Available

LOST — Gents watch in Castle-

gar, finder phone’3542. 119

WVESTMENT SERVICE

To improve our service to out--f-cown
clients, we have opened a correspondence -
department under’ the supervision of
Mr. V. A. Simons,

Write us for information and opinions.

C. M. OLIVER & COMPARY LIMITED

821 Wost Hastings Street, Vancuuves, B.C.

Members of:

Vancouver Stock Exchange

Montreal Stock

Exchange

B.C. Bond Deaiers’ Association
Toyesiment Dealers’ Asscciation

nada

. To he included on our mailing list,

Name =

mail this coupon

Addross.

at McCreight’s ing House,

phone 2493. °

3836, E. M. Webster.

LONG DISTANCE
ANYWHERE — AN’
For Free Estimates

FOR SALE —- Lots, 2 on Sth Ave.

FOR RENT — Suite, completely
" furnished, phone 2381. 317)

and Green St, and Five on
Green and 6th. Apply W. Sap-

tin 16| LosT — Ladies’ wrist watch in

vicinity of 7 Ave, by a

selling cookies. Phone 3792.
119

FOR RENT —

space

and living quarters, near Post LOST — White rowboat, finder

119

get ready for

T.V. Sales & Supplles
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
Supplies

Fleetwood T.V.

notify Mrs. V. Pattullo,

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor, 76
Maple St, Castlegar, hours:
9 “am. to 5:30 pm, Alice
Zuckerberg, phone 4631. 37
NOTICE — For Dressmating,
phone Mrs. E, M. Webster, ere
Kinnaird,

recurited each year to rform
loses like |the it. d routin:
$2,000,000 annually through forg-|¢S._In all 32 horses and riders
ed cheques, take part in the 20 minute show.

Mounties wear their scarlet-
coated dress uniforms for the
ride while their mounts wear
ceremonial tack — white head-
ropes and bridle bands and large
blue and gold saddle

_ runoff, phone 4567. 319
FOR SALE — Booker furnace,
complete with forced air fan,
‘apply Castlegar News. tin

FOR SALE ~—— 120 Bass piano
like new, phone
us

Oftice, 18 Maple St,
Catslegar, phone 4631, 317

FOR RENT — Modern 2 bedroom
house, phone 7031, Castlegar.
318

Dick Fowler
North American
Life
Robson, B.C.

Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble & Bronze’
Plaques

Phone 3601

PHONE
Castlegar 2521
Nelson 1

UNITED TRUCKING

‘Trail 191

a GOOD CROP!

invest in higher profite
from your farm! Buy —
high analysis Elephant. Brend

3121.

RIGBY’S

HOME .
BUILDING SUPPLIES

AND THEY'RE INEXPENSIVE, TOO! SEE THEM TODAY!
FINISHED: enh tc SERILMANT, DECORATOR: SeROuE COLORS

r Pept es ings kee; aot ‘ownings
calioenreaton Bi renege Sree
Tote protedion, cl AT A AOA, or

Kootenay
Builders & Suppliers

PHONE 5155

‘Humphrey Yair Saed’
Céeminune DOOR HOOD cac’ .
Cnvene COMBINATION DOOR -

SSAC Srosees Tending ne te We. gree

Uniformity is an important

factor which is given close con:

ers and horses. Men, as well as
being skilled horsemen, must be
between five foot ten and six
feet, welgh around 175 and be
under 30 years of age. Horses
should stand 15.2 hands and be
either dark bay or black,
It takes from three to six
months to train a ride, When
it is ready to go on the road,
Special arrangements must be
made to ensure that horses and
men are well looked after.
One of the problems to be solv-
ed when the musical ride tours
B.C, is to ensure horses get
similar feed as to what they are
accustomed. A limited amount
of hay will be taken with them
but will have to be supplemented
at, each stop.

“Show Stopper”

The musical ride is a “show-
stopper” wherever it appears.
Accompanied by a full band play-
ing popular marches and “up
tempo” show musie, riders per:
form a series of tight routines
that would make a college drill
team look amateur by compari-
son,

The horses enter the arena in
single file and make two com-
plete circles after which they
begin their cutovers and criss-

sideration when ‘assembling Tid. RRR

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STARS||
TOMORROW

SHES, AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1957

ADULTS $1.00

TICKETS AT

= PITTS REXALL DRUG

TRAIL-ROSSLAND SHRINE CLUB

CHILDREN ‘50c

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LEWIS SERVICE, Kinneied ED

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Look closely at the fabric in the gorment you are wearin:
ig. Those ths ds
weet co are the “warp”. The threads that go across are the "woof" ee ane
eck closely again. Because It fs entire: ible
deathanee tenn utasen ntirely possible that some of the clothes you are
Entirely possible, yes. Because, {n the only integrated o;
tn th peration of its kind in the
world, Colunti Cellulose and its affiliated companies make It possible to turn forests
From the forests of British Coltumbio, around Terrace and the Nass and Skeena Rivers,

children,

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Fibres of the future — brought to you from the forests of British, Columbia by

‘tRep’d. Con, Trademark,

hb tae Mana

PRINCE RUPERT, 8.C.

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wood Is cut which is processed into pulp at our dissolving

g mill near Prince Rupert.
At the Chemcell plant'in Edmonton, Alberto, the pulp ts combined with chemtcats
derived from natural gas, ond the cellutose Is thus spun into synthetic fibres, such
as acetate — which has become a household word in clothing for men, women ond

“other fibres produced from British C ¢

olumbia forests include such wonderful new
fibres as Amelt ond Forilsont. Carefree, beautiful fib: " :
new way of life to Conadians everywhere, iti cabs

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BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

TAXI

Phones 288M & 2311.

Phone 3131 —

Bc.

FOR SALE —, Traveloid baby.
buggy, phone 3124. 2119

" LUMBER — PAINT .
PLUMBING AND | _
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

house trailer, fully equipped,
or.trade for larger model,
phone 5180,.apply oe Colum-
bia - Ave. 119

NORA'S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR |

Acomplete beauty service
by appointment

PRONE 2564
- Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR’ |
PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR,, B.C.
1

FOR SALE’ — 7 roomed house
on Main Highway in Kinnaird,
fruit trees, over one acre of
land, apply L. C. Greenwore,
Kinnaird.

FOR SALE — Small aluminum |"

NOTICE —

Robson Evening
group W.A. will’ hold its
spring Sale, of Cottons, Bake,
and Tea in the Robson Com-
munity Hall, Wed, May 15,
from 2:30 to ? 19

581 Squadron

Once again the time for our
° | annual

FOR SALE'— 3 bedroom house,
garage, landscaped grounds,
good location, Dumont Sub,
Div. Kinhaird, phone 2733.
319

UNITED
J TRUCKING
_» DAILY FREIGHT . SERVICE
‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson - =
PHONE
Castlegar 2521

.| Not “Sut ‘Another ‘Pince ‘To'Kat’

: kes ett

But The Place-To Eat Another’
PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

SMITH'S ,
PLUMBING & HEATING

For Eetimates Phone
yl & Wek
——
‘We Service
‘What We Install

EOR SALE — Pekenise and
Pom Pups, ready to go- in a
month. Phone 4461 or art
atter 5 p.m.

Charter Service

Actually we have just three
parades Ieft to practice’ the pro-
cedures. Naturally each year
there are procedure changes and

NOTICE — Castelgar and Dist.

Senior Citizens Meeting, Sat.,
Night at 7:30 p.m. in the United
sident will be jin attendance.
Election ofofficers will take
place, everyone welcome,
Special welcome to the ladies,
retreat will be serves

for this year the “C
of the ‘review’ has been altered
entirely. WOZ Day has had a
great deal of experience with
the new drill and we have hopes
for a good- ‘show this year.

Something new-: has been
added and its-success depends on
a good attendance by the-:par-
ents of cadets..We shall be hav-
ing-a banquet at the close of iia
ceremonies (in. the Kin
Hall). The cost of the biauat
will be born by cadet. funds,

MAKE UP TO $200.00

PER MONTH
Men-Women; We have a sen-
sational plan whereby you can
miake $50.00 weekly.and more in
spare fime by selling our’ com-
plete line of dry'goods and yard
No experience needed.

fertilizer NOW +++
whave it on hand
when you need it!

HIGH ANALYSIS
. FERTILIZERS

SOLD BY

~ RENATA, CO-OP UNION
ROBSON CO-OP EXCHANGE
MITCHELL SUPPLY LTD. *

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL ,
CONTRACTING
Free Estimat

Towing =" Barges
anywhere ‘onthe Arrow
Lokes

PHONE. 2901

PHONE ‘3571

but since we have to pay $1.50
per plate, our “funds just can-
[pet handle paying for the par-
ents too.

Presentation of awards will
be made at the banquet; top man
in, this youth work will give

the cadet picture throughout

the Province and Canada. Please

_Arrow: Lakes Ferry

Service.

KINNAIRD
CHIMNEY CLEANING
SERVICE:

L. G. Montgomery
Vacuum Equipped
Phone 3722 or 3728
Box 64 —— Kinnaird

23. 1. LAUGHTON
B.Sc. O.D,

opromeTRist |

Office Hours
MON. — WED. —
10-12 1:30-5:00

‘PHONE 2561

ROBSON TO, EDGEWOOD
Leave Rebson Whart
10:00 a.m. Monday.

10:00 am. Thi

Arrive Edgewood.

G. A, SUMNER

Naturopathic Physician

Eremenko ‘Building
PHONE 2021

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
“all Kinds of Building
Supplies
CIL. PAINTS
CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE

Box 282 Phone 2161

4:00 p.m. Thursday.
Leave Edgewood.

7:00 a.m, Firday.
Arrive Robson . Wharf

1:00, p.m. Friday. -

support your sons by being with
them.
Another appeal to the parents
and we feel that ‘this column is
the place for it, We presently
fraveano more than eight or nine
cadets wishing to attend sum-
mer camp. We ‘feel that sum-
mer camp is wonderful for youth
training, and that all cadets
should take full advantage of it.
Unfortunately many of the boys
feel that they should seek sum-
mer employment, Since for the
boys, these are formative years
we belive that camp benefits
should be weighed against the
profits accruing. from summer
employment. “Remember, these
boys are only young once. ”

OUT.ON A LIMB

By Seumy 3 Metals

My old frlend Joc Br

Alabama, fells about # nc

his who

ti th Rareblogzaphy one day A

week later, when the, book  w: :

turned, Joc asked his neighbor r how

he liked it

frst rate," the farmer said, “That

fel

ideas."

* *

Most farmers T know have got 2

f ideas,

‘ain young idea,
a ms gon a th 2 apeead

iZ ic ie pro}
fire seed to coast, During those
years, Ore. thao 1600 Teemers
i ve our

WALDIE -
LUMBER & BUILDING
‘SUPPLY LTD.

We can supply all your
puilding. needs. Estimates

gladly given.
Phone 7112

DESMOND ‘T.
LITTLEWOOD

OPTOMETRIST

PHONE 2281

Wed, 2:20 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

THURS., FRI., SAT.
Randolph

DUTCH MAID
BAKERY LIMITED.

. Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes s

: PHONE 3241

For
BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING
SEE ‘,
CASTLEGAR TRANSFES

COAL, SAND, GRAVEL '

“CARSON CITY”

Scott
“ASSIGNMENT IN PARIS"
* Starring Dana Andrews —. Marta Toren

Ww

in color
— Lucille: Norman

a
sand this Brought more
‘trees into

* *
Out my way, farmers and woods
owners ce the program. 1 ie

acres, as well as the owners at
foe Hodutrial Foxe farvas.

He good io have
4 La

wan OF
farming is a mixture of work end

MON. TUES.,

‘W. Sharples” Phone 6091

RUSSIAN FILM.
“BORIS GODONOV” in color
written by- he

Students ............ 60¢
tight nena Time
E18,

_ May 13-14

fug—even if you're only raisin’
Cai

wach deg. Wi

Specally “fond of gi

jon, Franklin has got @ Tor of my

FHONE 2921

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‘|Donna Corcoran

TONE —F RIDAY

. MARLON. eRANOD

| “HOLLYWOOD'S
i STARRIEST
* MUSICALY
Shows af 6: 345

& SATURDAY ,

EAN SIMMONS”

SATURDAY
; FOR THE KID

Conquers Dangers o!

Frances

SATURDAY MATINEE

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“GYPSY GOLT” -

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MON. -— TUES. —

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WED.

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