CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, 3.C.

NOTIFICATION
Re:
LOGGING TAX ACT

Attention is called to Section 5 of the Log-

ging Tax Act, which reads as follows:— °

Section 5. (1) Every person who Is engaged in logging op~-
erations in British Columbia at the com-
mencement of this Act, or has been 30
engaged, shall notify the Commissioner of
the fact that he is or has been engagéd in
‘such operations, and upon his discontinuance

’ of such operation shall notify the Commis-
sioner of such discontinuance.

(2) Every person who fails to comply with
Subsection 1 shall be guilty of an offence
against this Act and liable, on summary con-
viction to 2 penalty of not less than Ten Dol-
lars nor more than Two Hundred Dollars.

"whe Logging Tax Act is effective as from October ist, 1953,
and all returns under the above Section 5 are required to be
filed on or before November 30th, 1953.

All c “and ‘for forms

~should be addressed to the

COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX

PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, VICTORIA, B.C.

Bulletin Board

A Free Community Service — Phone 3a4l

Every members of Twin Rivers Lodge No. 70 is urgently
requested to attend a special meeting on Wednesday, °
Nov. 4. Very

St. Alban’s W.A. will hold thelr otibitiee Tea ‘and
Bake Sale at the Parish Halt, Sat., Nov. 28th.

Robson — Tues., Oct. 29, 1:30 — 3:00 p.m.

Thrums — ‘Wed., Oct. 28, 36 pam, at the home of Mrs,
Polonikoff.

Fireman's Ball, Friday, October 30th, Coronation Hall.

3, Ste Albans Evening Guild Halloween Bake Table in wets M3

tore, Saturday, October.31, at 2:30 p.m. Estimate th

fame of candies in and wina

* BABY CLINIC ——

’ KINNAIRD — Improvement Society Hall, Nov. 3, 2-4 p.m.+
DUMONT — Mrs. Sparrow’s, Nov. 4, 2 to 3:30 p.m.
BRILLIANT — Mrs. G, Evins, Nov. 5, 11 a.m.
ce emia SCHOOL.— Nov. 5, 3 to 4 p.m.

Cyril Bell Agencies Ltd.

Phone 3441 _ Castlegar

NIGHT CALLS ‘PHONE 3683, R. A. PINCOTT
£

Insurance Advisors:

The
District's Social Events

Kinnaird’ Korner’

meee
=e

TO AKANAGAN — -Mr, and
Mrs, Dennis Hughes motored to
the Okanagan during the week-.
end, visiting with’ parents and
friends at Oliver,

FROM OLIVER — Miss Nona
Hughes returned to Oliver, Sat.,
after a two week stay at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, D. E.
Hughes,

oe

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs.
Brandson is a patient in Trail-
Tadanac Hospital. i

.

LITTLE HELPERS — The
Anglican W.A. entertained the
Little Helpers on Friday, Oct. 23.;
Mite boxes were turned in fol-
lowing a short service by Arch-
deacon B, A. Resker. Mrs, A, T.,
Horswill gave an outline of the
work accomplished by the Little
Helper's pennies,

i

357 FAMILIES — A recent.
survey shows that there are 357°
families served by the Kinnaird
Post Office, along with’22 busi-
nesses,

AFTERNOON
‘REFLECTIONS |

‘Casilegar Happenings

eee,
FROM ALBERTA — Norman
Vv. Cline of Acme, Alberta, is
visiting at the home of his son
and. daughter-in-law, Corp. and
Mrs. G. R. Cline.

TO MONTREAL — J. R. El-
liott, Manager of the Castlegar
Branch of the Bank of Montreal,
received the news this week that
he is one of two B,C. Bank

| Managers, chosen to attend the
M, | National Bank of Montreal Mana-

ger’s Conference in Montreal on
December 6.
see
FROM NAKUSP — John Mik-
ulasik of Nakusp, was a visitor
this week at the home of his son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Jan Gall,

" FROM SASK. — Mr. and Mrs.
E. Renwick of Milestone, Sask.
have returned home after a brief
visit at the home of Mrs. Ren-
wick's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mts E a Lipset.

FROM SCOTLAND — Miss E.
Cripps and Miss J. Wylie of
Glasgow, Scotland, arrived re-
cently to take up residence in
‘| Castlegar. Miss Cripps is staying
a the home of Mr, and Mrs. 5.

O'Rourke and Miss Wylie at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, F. W.
We

BY i
4 GLADYS COLLINSON
oone time has come,” the (Walrus

“To speak of.many things,

Of shoes, and ships, and ‘sealing
wax,

Of cabbages and kings.”
—O£ telephones and printing
presses,

Popcorn machines, and things.”
Which focuses attention’on our

own colorful'and immediate com-

some time or other had occasion
to: phone, the. q- P.R., and if lucky;
enough ‘to get the line open,
heard the familiar and courteous
reply of “Yes, Ma’am, the train’s
on time, ma'am, we jist have the
facts, ma’ ‘am, it's for the record,

ma’am.”

In desperation you hiss into the
mouthpiece, but its no use, “we
got it straight from the dragon’s
mouth.” Ignoring the purple
polka dots before our eyes, we’
meekly replace the receiver,

It’s so very easy to lose one’s
identity over a. telephone line.
anyway. In fact it has the quality
that sort of leaves one suspended
in space( ‘almgst like following
Alice down the rabbit.hole.

But to get back again to our
local and a remark,

that was d one night in

ATTENTION CASTLEGAR

KIDS!

the theatre. A certain “promi-
nent” business man (I think he
got’ that way from’ eating so
much pop-corn) was watching a
short on the world’s series. Sud-
denly Mickey Mantle scored a
home run’ and the crowd went
wild (and such a crowd).

A. glassy look crept into our
hero’s eyes, He leaned towards
his wife and whispered in rever-
eht, tones, “Boy ‘how I'd love ‘to

munity. You have all no doubt’at i.

see

SISTER PASSES ~ Mr.°C. W.
Lundgren received word Tues-
day’ that his sister, Mrs, G. Carl-
son of White River, Ont., has
passed away: a

FROM ouiver — Mr. and
Mrs, Slim Gates and children,
Sharon and Harold, spent several

days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. WwW. Anderson.”

-HOME AGAIN — Mr. and Mrs,

KERAIFF — To Mr, and Mrs,

Thursday, October 29, 1953

Building Supplies

OGLOW BROS.
Bullding & Supply Co. Ltd,
CASTLEGAR

PHONE 4061

Wm, Keraiff, C: “in Trail
Tadanac Hospital, Oct. 20, a son.

ROSS — To Mr. and Mrs, Ken-
neth Ross of Castlegar at Koote-
nay Lake General Hospital, Oct.
24, a daughter,

CHURSENOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs, George Chursenoff of Cas-
tlegar at Kootenay Lake General

‘| Hospital, Oct, 25, a daughter.

BABAEFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Babaeff of Kinnaird, Oct.
25, a daughter,

CLARK'S -
Funeral Chapel

Flower Shop
Owned & Operated By

Lynn and Ficli ionkhouse

Phone Trail 125

1054 TAMARAC AVENUE

Foot of Smelter Hill
TRAIL, B.C.

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C,

, 1953 Page 5
POE Fi emen Sponsoring — Ran d om Soukoreff-Nogreiff Soroptimists Attend SUGGESTIONS
nEFEicEnATION 4 /Hottest Dance Of Year », _ ||Nuptials Pledged Here |Trail Meeting Tues
What is: being billed-as th
H. M. GARD “hottest dance of the year” will Reveries Sunday Morning -’ mise Chand Trail Soroptl- | I you as OUR CUSTOMERS
Robson, B.C, be presented in Castlegar’s.Coro-

nallon’ Hall tomorrow night when

CEMENT ‘MIXER
and
FLOOR SANDER

FOR RENT

PHONE 371i

CHUCK’S'
TRANSFER

the Firemen’s Club
hold ther Sixth Annual Ball,

Dancing to the best music
available, refreshments and door
prizes will.add.up to a fun filled
evening for everyone,

Dancing will get underway at
9 p.m. and continue till the early
hours of Saturday morning.

Of 184,000 people immigrating

to Canada in. 1952 more than 86,-
000 went: to Ontarlo.

By Vic Misutka

Last week fellow scribe E, G.
O.. came out with some helpful
suggestions for gun-happy. hunt-
ers who seem to be heading for
an.early grave but aren't going
about it in the right way. ,I'd
like to add a few more comments
on hunters and hunting.

Castlegar and. South . Slocan
families were united in a tradi-
tional wedding ceremony, Sun-
day morning when Anne, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, John Negre-
iff,” became the bride’ of Sam
Soukoreff, son of Mr, and Mrs.
George Soukoreff of ‘South Slo-
can,

The took place at

As: was so
last week, a careless gun-toter is
his own worst enemy, But that's
not all he’s the enemy of. Incredi-
ble as it seems, some of this
breed of ni: ‘bi dd

NOTICE

Experience.

Our ‘Garage Departinent Will Be Closed
From November 5 to 10 Inclusive.

IN THE MEANTIME

Let Us Check and Repair Your Car Or
“Truck For You. We Have The Tools And

ALL MAKES OF TIRES
IMPERIAL IL PRODUCTS

24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE: |

from Vancouver and. Victoria. .
= :

-) ELIS) >

AUTO COURT
Folly Modern
CABINS

Reasonable Rates

CASTLEGAR-TRAIL ~
“ HIGHWAY
Se pe

Kinnaird

- PHONE 4227
EARL V. FINE, Prop. °

Sétvice

RED & BLUE BEEF — PORK — _ VEAL — _ LAMB

CHICKEN & FISH -

Sirloin or T-Bone

Stoak, Ih ........O9C

ROUND ea

62c

pre

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NOTICE

~ Public Meeting

CORONATION. HALL
MONDAY, NOVEMBER’ 9,
AT 3 P.M...

‘Come Out-And Voice ‘Your Opinion On
The Community Centre Project ~

THIS ISSUE MUST BE DECIDED AT THIS MEETING

HAVE YOU |

' 2 a. _
Winterized
__- YOUR CAR YET?
: Don't Be A Zero Hero — Winterize
“Now ‘With

Shel

FREE Stop Slip’ With: Your
_ SHELLZONE BN OE REESE

WRIGHT'S | ane,

° Now UNDER NEW ‘MANAGEMENT
. For Service Phone 3091

George Jackson

NOTICE
Trail And. District

AUTO

Ted ‘Cowlin

become trigger, happy in the bush | g,
and don’t’ really know what
they're shooting at quite often.
They hear a, rustle. or snap about
them, see some vague form
through’ the bush and. let fly in
the general direction of the uni-
dentified being, They've account-
ed for some reduction of the deer
population in this way, true but
the fellow hunters whom such
reckless riflemen have felled -is,
to say the least, tragic.

They have also on numeroun
occasions, blasted part of a farm-
er’s prize livestock into oblivion,
T'can recall during my farming
youth ‘the untimely death
of a yearling colt that was our
family’s pride and joy, just be-
cause some “scatter-bullet” ;shot
first and made sure what it was
afterwards,

Hunters and their accidental
victims have come‘up with some
ingenious solutions to such pro-
blems.. You've ali heard, no
doubt, of the amateur hunter who
shot, saw the object of his aim
fall, and then ran to camp. Only

after ensuring that all his ‘fellow
hunters at the camp were present
and accounted for, did he feel
sure he'd shot a deer,

Then there was a certain
farmer who solved the hunting
season mortality problem among
herd of Holstiens by- paint-
ing both sides of ‘each’ animal
with two-foot red letters, “COW”.
When asked if he put a different
sign on the males, he replied;
“Nope. No those

the home of the bride’s parénts,
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was attired in: the tra-
ditional Rusian wedding gown of
nylon with full skirt embroidered
with” sparkling stars, Silver san-
dals, and a white shawl ‘and a
corsage of pink, carnations, com-
pleted her ensemble,
Bride's attendant was Margie
Lhbensove of Brilliant who wore
a light mauve dress with white
shawl,
John Katelnikoft of Blewett |
was best man,
A reception followed the cere-
mony also at the home of. the
bride's Parents, ‘A four tiered
wedding
ture . bri gr
the bride’s table
The bride’s mother wore ‘a tra-
ditional Russian, white “dress.
The mother of the bridegroom

wore a white blouse with dark
skirt.

The newlyweds left for a
week's honeymoon in the United
States. For her going away out-
fit the bride donned a grey suit. |~
The newlyweds will make their
home at South Slocan,

Four Commissioners
To UBCM Convention

Four Castlegar and Kinnaird
commissioners left Tuesday to at-
tend the convention of the Union
of BC, Municipalittes at Van-
couver this

monthly meeting in the Parish
Hall, Tuesday evening to 9 mem-
bers of the Castlegar-Kinnaird-
Robson Club. and 9 of the Nelson
Club.
: Mrs, Thea Gibson and Mrs,
Janet Reid, presidents of the
Nelson and Castlegar_Clubs res-
pectively, gave a brief outline of
their activities and projects. This
was followed by Miss Verna
Campbell, Trail president, who
spéke of her club's activities
which include the donation | of’
funds for furnishing and equip-
ping one room in the new Trail
Hospital, nearing completion,
The entertainment included a
talk by Miss Hilary Lee, Trail
High School student, on the UN
conference at Vancouver ‘which
she attended this summer.

More recent checks show 7,981
‘persons employed in the Canadian
tobacco products industry.

‘Castle Theatre!

NOVEMBER:
PROGRAM

MON, - TUES. NOV. 2)- 3
Ray Milland ~ ‘Arlene Dahle
“Jamaica Run” ©
Color by Technicolor -
Shows at 7 and'9 p.m, /

‘WED. - THURS. ° NOV. 4-5
Shelly Winters
Ricardo Montalban

“My-Man And I”

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m,

ARE OUR BOSS! PLEASE
PUT ..YOUR .SUGGEST-
IONS IN OUR NEW SUG-
GESTION BOX. WE WILL
| READ THEM — CONSI-
DER THEM — AND DO
OUR BEST! THANK YOU!

‘EGGS “A” Pullet
Doz, in Carton 65c

CAKE MIX |

TEREST. CHOCOLATE
g. 33¢ Value

Our Price wo. 19e
SUGAR.

LBS. $9.75,
. MWHY Pay MORE?”

COFFEE i

FORT GARRY
-BE BET,

le VALUE $1.04
Our Price... . 93c

Ground Fresh Daily

“MEATS”

BBE 8

JUST ARRIVED

FRYING | CHICKENS

A
IGGER
ETTER
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Representing Castlegar at the
convention of the UBCM, senior
body _ to the Union of Kootenay

use
vlty shunter:fellows with dee-

tot all hunting danger is from
hunters, of’ course. The hunted
game very often ‘becomes danger-

bull: moose gave chase, will fell
you? > z
‘There was one hunter who: was
describing just such an-adventure
to'a group. of younger admirers,
He had just.finished telling them
how. missed .the moose with His
last shell and the. beast began to
charge,

“What happened ‘ then?” was
the enthrolled chorus. * -.
“Well, I just sat down and star-
ed Mr. Moose right in the eye.
“What did he do?”

“He didn’t ‘even touch. me. but}
walked away after a while.”
cos how. do. you explain

“Well, I've often thought it was
because I sat on the highest
branch of a tall tree.”

It might also be mentioned that
not all deer are killed by hunters
as witnesses a sign beside a high-
way in Minesota, It reads:' ‘Deer,
keep-off highway. (Motorists are
passing.”

In conclusion, tet me present
here'a story from a recent magi-
zine which illustrates the chances
one niust sometimes ‘take when
out bear hunting.

{rail shot. you see.”

who held their bi-
annual convention at -Castlegar
on Oct, 3, are Victor Jenks and
Bert: Cherrington, A. H.' Culley
and: Walter Jacobson will be she
ent Kinnaird.

Messrs: Jenks and Cherringt
David’ Campbell. is ‘acting . chair-

[man of the Board of.’ Commis: |”

idners ‘and Getry less, “Act-

AtiCastlegar in “tHe -absert ar

FRI - SAT. NOV. 6-7
Leon. Genn Don Taylor
Girls of Pleasure Island

Color by Technicolor
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m,
MON. - TUES NOV. 9 - 10
Susan Ny hlingy. An,

Fee Sil Ibert Roland i 5,

“Miracle of F; ‘atima’® ;

Color. by: Technicolor.’
Shows‘ ‘Fand 9 p.m...

ing Public Works. Ce

WED. - NOV. 11 -12

7
ing some comrades of his latest
exploit. “There I was,” he observ-

gorge, behind a tree. The only’
way I could hit him was to rico-
chet -a bullet’ off the“ highest
gorge wall on my right — a one-

After a pause to let the drama
of his situation sink in, he con-
tinued: “Well, I guaged . my

windage, caleulated the lead of
of the barrel and the xate of
twist, the hardness of the bullet
and angle of yaw. it would have,
after being smacked out of shape,
against the gorge wall and I fig-
ured my. chances were 60-40 that
I would get the bear. A one-rail
bank shot. A

ed,” and the bear down in the].

Lana ‘Turner

Janet Leigh Carleton Carpenter
Keenan Wynn

“Fearless ! Fagan”
Shows 7 and 9 pm.:

FRL.- SAT. NOV. 13 -, 14;
Kirk Douglas

“The Bad and The:
_ Beautiful”
Shows 7 and 9 p.m.

MON, - TUES. NOV. 16 - 17,

Doris Day Ray Bolger

“April In Paris”
Color by Technicolor -
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

WED. --THURS; _ NOY. 18 - 19
/Micheal ‘

So I fired.

There was silence, Then one of
his hearers asked softly:.“Did you
hit’ him?"

“Nope,” answered the ‘hunter.

29 ait
Joan Greenwood
“Importance of. Being

Earnest”
Color by Technicolor

gela Clark

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have a pop-corn concession at
Yankee Stadium.” es

"feof Blade, th 3H

A famous bear hunter was tell: | ‘I misted the wall.” Shows at 7 and 9 pam,

er Dae

Which just goes to show that year SAT “NOV. 20, - 2 21 cea COUR ON
‘i ich: just ; lan Ladd “Deborah” Kerr pee
ay. | pore aise rom gers ms tt |, aa et | tsiniee || SAVE
¥ bit holes. ares a “1 oO pingin wauec. 485 : ae w L i d : ’ Shows at.7 ‘and 9 p.m,: F Babe) oe
: : : : : ws (ONAL CONSTITUTION AND i :
- ; “HALLOWEEN : ’ BEEF; Minced 3 5 B F CHIC HAMS : A0c : pee a a ELECTION oF INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS. THE VOTE al les MON. = TUES. NOV. 23 - 24 25<
; ts bien New Mane eteeed ees cope eee as WE ‘ { : WILL BE CONDUCTED AT THE FOLLOWING FOLLS ON AND (> - zis oe day sino on A “ LB. BAG OR
a Guide Commissioner sae SaRE aT SANE! =e | Mo de Ne TL, 1 9 5 3 ae 7 “Arrowhead”? ° ROBIN. HOOD
s =| BONFIRE PARTY mye ruse neay covne(@ || KRAFTGHEESE gq, | BEEF LIVER 49, | 9 “| Monday, Nov. aS Children’s || se.z raz “FLOUR
of the Casttegar Girl Guide As- Velveeta, 2 Ib, hox ¢ Ih ne Cc ee - eee ; “ Shows at 7 and 9 pn.
sociation was held Thursday aft- ; : 5 ievay en ne Bere tae ee nT Laan pera } “ATC. M. &S. co. PLANTS, ie j ~. | WED. THURS. | NOV. 25 - 26:
ernoon, Oct. 27 at the home of ‘ ; , “ eH ‘

BOB'S Pay N TAKIT.

Castlegar Ball Park Sion eae

Saturday Evening

OCTOBER 31; 1953

“COME FIRST TO SEE THE
Free Comedy Films

Mrs. Hagen with ‘nine
present,

Mrs, J. F. Killough, president,
welcomed Mrs. H..Hyson, Guide
Captain, who.has also taken 7“
the District C
upon the resignation of Mrs. ey
lough,

The Association has ordered a
World Flag..for the Castlegar
Guide Company and it is hoped
that it will be here in time for
the Armistice Day Service.

An invitation was received
from the Trail Guide Association

Peter: Lawford _Richard ‘Green

“Rogues March”

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m. .

7H] FRL - SAT NOV. 27 - 28

Esther Williams Victor Mature
* Walter. Pidgeon

“Million Dollar :
Mermaid’? -
Shows at’? and 9 p.m.-
MON. - TUES. NOV. 30.- DEC. 1
William Holden ~~ Don .Taylor

thuakwagen 2 weRS 219 | || FROZEN PEAS

~ Ayl MOF «ee eee DD

~ MARGENE
2 hs,

~ BLOUSES

CHILDREN’: s

SIZES 2 to

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‘LADIES’ nets
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SIZES 16 to 20 - <

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For those Overseas Parcels
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CANDIES — COOKIES z
ORANGES — APPLES
For those Hand-Out Kiddies

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9:00 a.m. to 5: oop Pan.
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0 a.m. to 8:00. Bam.
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“CASTLEGAR TRANS. OFFICE

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2 9:00 ‘a.m: to 5:30 pam,” oF va owes | i
Coronation Hall Se raas ct the onchinernt KINNAIRD CAR OUTSIDE POSE Wi iscae PRICED AT . - $2. 95 to $4: 95 Stalag ‘17 ee
6:30 P.M. the new Cue eee oe : MONTROSE, ROGER'S STORE’... 9:00 am. to 8:30 pm. oad : . Shows at Tang 2 pn. :
: Refreshments were served et a Your Lucky Program we
Treats For All the close of the meeting and Mrs:

C. H. King won the booster prize.
She also invited the members to
her home for the: next meeting
on Nov. 24.

“PuoNe 2001

ALL MEMBERS -ARE. URGED TO: VOTE.

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