CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C. |

Thursday, December 1 0, 1953

, ORTH

ANDERSON -— To Mr. and

Mrs. Glenn Anderson, Castlegur,

J = tall Tadanac Hospital; Dee,
%, a son

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Phone 3031,

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FROM VANCOUVER — Rev.
and Mrs, Paul Lade and family
have returned from a two weeks
vacation at ‘Vancouver,

FROM VANCOUVER — Mr.
and Mrs, E. Fink are home again
from Vancouver | where they att
tended the zg of a niece.

RADIO °
SERVICE

25. years experience

IN HOSPITAL — N. Kuryluk
is a patient in Mater Misericord-
iae Hospital, Rossland.

RECENT VISETORS — Mr. and
Mrs. M. Moncreif and son Randi
of Trail were recent visitors at
the home of Mrs. Moncrief’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N, Kuryluk.

Deer Fark Sociais

eee

Mr. and Mrs. C, T. Williamson
and C. S, Phelps were recent
visitors to Castlegar and Nelson.
‘They were accompanied by AA.
Phelps who returned to his home
in Salmo after spending a few
days in Deer Park,

A. C. Waldron of Reriata was
a recent visitor to Deer Park,

, Allen has returned after
see ang a few days in Castlegar.

Mr. and rs. W. Schneider
were recent visitors to. Robson
and Castlegar.

P, F, Griffiths and C. A. Crock-
et, who are employed by the B.C.
Forest Service, spent the weck-
end at their homes here.
Construction. of the Deer Park:
Creek. road | starts

Work
pe Box 522 Phone 4922
= Castlegar, B.C,

Castlegar Happenings
SS SSS

FROM CRESTON _

ir, Steve

of Creston was a

GOOD USED :
CARS

You’d Be Proud to
Drive

Kisil
week-end visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, ofa Oleski.

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. N.
Churches is a patient in Mater

again this week. aftet a lay-off
of two weeks.

C. Lindberg. was. ‘a, weekend
visitor to Trail ‘and Nelson.

Local Man Fined Gn
Two Hunting Gharges

A Castlegar man, Warren “Watt,

ss see
0 CALGARY — Mr. and Mrs,
Tony Denneus were weekend
visitors in Calgary. |

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs, L, Par-
ent isa patient in Mater | Miseri-
cordiae

53 CHRYSLER

Only 3000 Miles — New Car

Guarante

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Like New.

753 PLYMOUTH CLUB

COUPE — 2 tone.

53 HILLMAN SPORT Road-

ster — radio, low mileage.

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SEDANS.’

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CLUB COUPES.

H nd Others To Choose From

4 2 Phone us collect for an

* Appointment

iene Peobles, Motors. L Lid.

oo
FROM VANCOUVER — Miss
Sandra Lee Spence has returned
from a visit to Vancouver.

before -y Mag-
istrate-W. H. Taylor at ‘Magist-
rate’s Court, ‘Castlegar, Monday
morning, on two. charges in con-
nection with a deer he shot
Saturday.

He was found: guilty of being
in possession of an animal from
which conclusive evidence of its
sex had been removed and plead-
ed guilty to having failed to affix
a tag to the animal as

HEADS POLIO FUND:

The Kinsmen sponsored B.C,
Polio Fund announces the elec-
tion of Mr. James Larhb of Van-
couver as President of the fund.
He succedds Mr. Bruce Grey who

Castlegar Sea Cadets
Enjoy Social Evening
With Parents, Visitors "

The boys who will soon begin
regular Sea Cadet training here,
at RCSCC KOOTENAY, along.
with their parents, and interested!

held this office for three years
and during his,term of office saw
the fund grow to major propor
tions, Mr. Lamb, who is promi-
nent in British Columbia financ-
ial circles, has sef ‘the fund
raising campaign date for the
coming year as January 11

friends and members of the Sea

Gadet Corps at Nelson and Trail,

enjoyed a social evening in the) SMAL LL 4 Re a

Coronation Han terme evening, ) L Roo :
oss Macdermid .of Kinnaird,

president ot the re branch jot if ‘AND BATH . )

e Navy League who are. spon-
soring the Corps‘here, introduced )
the other officers of the Branch ) BUNGALOW §
and this proposed officers of thet) § CLOSE TO. i

‘adet Corps. ° a

Out. of town guests present) HIGH SCHOOL (
were Lieut, Al Bush, Command. -@ Thixs home .can be )
ing Officer of the Trail, Corps; purchased on a rental (
Lieut. Vic Graves, | Comrhanding basis. >}
Officer; Lieut. G. “Coletti, Exe-)
cutive Officer; Liuet D, Coleman, FOR FURTHER DETAILS )
Training Officer; Petty Ofticers) SEE (
S Zenon aa Petty Officer sp) )

eslie of the Nelson Corps, «

Two films on Naval training{ COUCHMAN »
and. Ife, were shown and coffec FOWLER & §
an loughnuts were served. ' COLLINSON

The Mint: at Ottawa has pro- PHONE 2921
auc all Canadian coinage since. J ;

FOR
SALE |

ln tl ta tll fi

climaxing with the Gigantic An-
nual “Mother's March", on Polio,
February 13.

Soroptimists Enjoy
Yuletide Cheer At
First Xmas Pariv

The Soroptimist Club of Cas-
Mflegar 2 inpeird « - Robson, held
Christmas Dinner
Bey in St; Alban's Parish Hall,
Castlegar, Friday evening. -

& sumptious turkey banquet
was enjoyed by the 25 members
and their husbands and this was

by law. Fined $15 and $5.50 costs
ont the first charge, his sentence

Photo Studio

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Castlegar, B.C.

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STANLEY HUMPHRIES HIGH SCHOOL |-

| Christmas Concert.

4 2 PLAYS

“Christmas Carol” -

TUMBLING DISPLAY :
BAND AND CHORAL SELECTIONS _

High School ‘Auditorium
Thursday, December 17, 8 p.m.

Departed”

CHILDREN — Be

BULLETIN BOARD.

AFree Community Service — Phone 3441

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@ The Ladies Aid of the

@ Regular meeting of St
night 7:30 pm, ~

. ne Ladies Ai

c o"

‘will hold a Bake Sale at Robinson & Bradley’s Store,
Kinnaird, Saturday, Deo. 12. From 3 to 5 pm.

uxillary to the Canadian. Legion ‘will be
ving Coffee and Hot Rolls the morning of Decem-
ber 11, in'the Legion Hall, Price 25c.

Kinnaird Presbyterian Church

Alban’s Wa Parish Hall to-

Kinnaird Little ‘Theatre

e
"U1 at 7:45 pan. sharp.

‘Phone 3441

Frida’
. Twin tives Hall, 6:30 p.m. Election ot Olficers,:

in the Improvement Society Hall, Fuday, ‘December

Cyril Bell Agencies Ltd.

WIGHT CALLS. PHONE 3683, '
Insurance ‘Advisors

11th,

will ‘present two one-act “plays,”

Fate Gale

for six months on
the second. The accused entered
his own without

by entertain-
ment,

‘There were two vocal solos by
Miss Cory Ann Barnes and two
comedy. skits by Mr. and Mrs.

sureties, to keep the peace and
be of good behavior’ for the per-
iod.

‘The animal’s carcass, an. ex-
hibit at’ the hegring, was /con-
fiseated and isto be donated to
the Salvation Army. A deer. tag

session, was also

which Mr, Watt had in his’ pos-| 47,
A

A welcome guest at the gather-
ing was Santa Claus who left
each guest with a ‘small gift
which caused hilarity and Chris-
tmas cheer.

Dancing was enjoyed for. the
remainder of’ the evening ‘with
Ivy Ozeroff and Mrs, Kay

The- accused in his

1p. the music.

said there was evidence of* male
sex on the carcass, citing the size
of the carcass, heavy. shoulders,
small hips, swollen. neck, front
hooves snubbed off, coarse hair
on neck, and construction of hip

Driver Sustains Minor -
injuries When Car

bones, as examples, Defence r
Counsel M..E.. sore of Castle- Bverturns Sunday
gar, Norris E. Churck

of Castle-

istics were, evidence that the” ‘an-
imal was “a: mate.

Stipendiary ‘Magistrate Taylor
said however, “I’ve been a hun-
ter quite a Jong time. My opinion
is that horns. and testicles. are
the only conclusive evidence.”

gar escaped with minor facial in-
juries and bruises when the car
he was driving on his way home
from Trail, left the road and over-
turned near’ China Creek early
Sunday morning.

ene a result of the accident, Mr,
was fined $5 and casts

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payment ‘dircetly to
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make” payment

: through yor al

on a charge of driving without
due ‘care'and attention. The car
was. extensively wrecked and may
be a total loss, Mr. Churches ad-

cd,

Announcement.

HOURS

Dr. Helmut J. Ruebsaat —

1s Now ASSOCIATED WITH_
Dr. HH Smythe

In Practice At Castlegar And Nelson
DR. RUEBSAAT IS IN RESIDENCE AT OABTLEGAW

PHONES - Office 3021; Residence 4011

10 — 12 a.m. andt1:30 — 5:00 pm.
’ And By Appointment :

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Jon Feed

Mr, Cc said he
ly ‘fell asleep at the wheel and
woke up to find the car off the

:| road and heading towards a rock.

:| He was unable to avoid the rock ).
and the impact overturned the
car, battering and. twisting the

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Co, and Mitchelt Transfer

Mr... Churches was returning
home. .aftér working a double
shift: at the Cominco’smelter, be-
fore which he had driven to the

*) Rossland Hospital to see his wife,

who is a patient there, .

Teachers Hold First _
Public Relations.

® | Workshop Here Sai...

“West Kootenay’s first teacher
Public’ Relations workshop ‘was
held in the staff room of the
Stanley Humphries High School
:/on Dec. 5 under the chairmanship

.| of. W. Potter of Rosslan:
‘Beginning at.10 a.m. and con- |,

|tinuing through the afternoon,
‘teachers from‘ Kaslo, South: Slo-

land. schools, .held informal ‘dis-
- cussions on. ‘various Phases of ed-
{dueational public relations.

Jack Steed, South Slocan,:des-
cribed. a’ Public Relations Work-

-| shop held by the teachers of*Dis-

trict Number: 10 at which each
representative outlined the work
|| done. in their schools by the Par-
ent-Teacher .Association. :
The gtoyy heard a talk by V.
A. Misutka of the Castle News,’ én
what a newspaper might accept
for ‘publication in. connection
saith ‘Teacher, Public Relations. ©

can,’ Castlegar,’ . Trail and’ Ross- |

whiskys

true flavour

sates + 7

ear gguuts “g3".to the water
test. Water, plain or sparkling, reveals a )
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‘This advertisement fs not published or. dilaved by.-
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Thursday, December 10, 1953

CASTLE NEWS,

: Castlegar, B.C.

Page 5 Oe

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OUR PLACE 1S PACKED! |
-BACK ROOM'S FULL,

FRONT. ROOM'S FULL,

BUT, AS IN. THE PAST WE
WILL STRIVE TO GIVE XOU
WHAT YOU WANT, WHEN
YOU WANT IT!

Xmas Turkeys Won
At Turkey § Shoot

Air Cadet Enrolment
Climbing Gradually

procurred hole eaeitmas tur-
keys early at the Kiwanis spon-
sored . ey shoot in the
Coronation Hall Friday and Sat-
urday, 4

Lady as well as gentleman
sharpshooters competed for the
pirds and the best marksmen
were the winners,

\ Highest scores .in the event
which attracted. a large number
_[of: competitors Friday and Sat-
urday afternoon and evening,
went:to Omar Lightle and Miss
Babs Killough, Both: scored 27
points for: the weekend record,

for
ue Cadet squadron, iat Gastlegsr,

enrolment to date is still consi-
derably short of requirements.
A number of Air Cadets from
Trail, under Squadron Command- |
er Ian Sommerville, attended the
recruiting: meeting, at’ the Legion
Hall in Castlegar last night, and
several new names were’ added
to the. lists of . prospective Air
Cadets,

The evening's. program included
the showing of a film on Air
Force life.

‘The. civilian committee spon-
soring the sqi here, is ‘head-

A. Kreuger and Ron
used .their er ae ea skill to
good advantage to win two tur-
Keys each while’ Carl Loeblich
was the winner of a turieey, and
a chicken.

‘Winners of a turkey each in the
ladies’ events were Mrs, H. Wade
and Miss Babs Killough.
Others who won a turkey were

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| Kinnaird Hall Kitchen

Don Duncan, Leonard Kambick,
Jack Mason, Lyle Albie, Harold
Bate, Omer Lightle, Harry Som-
mers, Ed Larocque, Dave Ads-
head and Brick Saunders.

Renovation Underway

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FRUITS. --

and is be-
ing handled | by members of the
Improvement: Society who. feel
this improvement to their hall
will be of benefit to the whole
communi

- New, > streamlined cupboards
are being built and the latest in
serving counters are being in-

ed by Ralph Kerr and members
are 'R. A, D. West, Geo., Atche-
son, 'H. Bates, H. Hyson and C.
Woolls,

They: emphasize once again
there is no obligation, express or
implied, that any Air cadet, or

rmy or Sea cadet, must join the
armed forces on leaving the cad-
ets,

Main purpose of cadet training

among youth,

Another meeting is being held
at the Legion Hall next Wednes-
day evening." ?

pane,’ gas grill,

The project will enable much
larger crowds to be served with
greater efficiency and less work
for the ladies.

Mr. H. Warner, president .of
the Society, hopes that a greater
interest will henceforth be shown
by community members in turn-
ing out for the monthly meet-
ings, “We are proud of our hall.
It’s a worthwhile project. ‘Let's
support it,” he sai id.

stalled along with a new, pro-

WHAT ABOUT ASIA? ‘

"Today with fighting in Korea,
the countri¢s of the East are be-

coming. increasingly important,
Will they turn Communist and
what will their. attitude to the
West be, if they do?

/-Such-” questions * are of vital
ce and it is a tribute’ to

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a place-as, small, as Castlegar that |
there is avlibtary: which is st
ciently stocked ‘for us to obtain
a variety of books giving infor-
mation.on this area,

Gunther's: book.. “Inside” Asia”
gives‘a factual account of all-the
countries and.- personalities, as
seen by one of the most penetra-
ting. journalists. of our time.
From: Japan to, Palestine, he ex-
amines. each “in ‘turn. Although

written - in’ 1939, many of the

chapters are very relevant . to-
day. For example, that elving the |

leaders: in Communist “China, fat
is’ interesting. to: compare the
forecasts with what has actually

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‘A more recent book is Thomas
Dewey’s “Journey to the’ Paci-
fic,” an account. of his trip made
in “1951, (He .does not:.cover, as
wide an area as Gunther but he
does manage to take in quite a

~ SPic & SPAN. i lot in 60 days and his views a are
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noteworthy as they represent a
considerable section of opinion’
within the Republican Party.

There is one. adverse criticism
which can be levelled at both
these books. Neither of the au-
thors ‘stayed long enough in any
one place to really get to know
the’ people and.one is tempted to
agree with Dewey’ when he says:

even some of’ the things that
seemed to:me to be as clear a3
day, may not be clear at all
'TRAVELLOGUE TOO

But the third’ book does not
suffer from this fault. Supreme
Court Justice Douglas in ectranse
Lands and Friendly People”
lates his experiences during a8
year’s sojourn in. the Middle
East. Here there are no hasty
and: ‘his
command respect even if one
does not, necessarily agree with

ie from its political import-
ance; this’ book deserves a spe-
dial, ‘mention as a travellogue. At
all times .his ‘description and
grasp of detail are

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Castlegar District Properly Owners
Is Your Name Listed Below!

ei YOUR NAME IS LISTED

. You are one of the remaining property. owners who
the Castlegar and District Hospital Society have been
unable to contact yet for ‘your signature on the
Hospital Improvement District Petition.

IF YOUR NAME IS NOT LISTED
AND YOU HAVE NOT SIGNED THE PETITION

You are one of the property owners ehaie property
was not yet Registered at the Land Registry Office
at the time the lists of Castlegar District property
owners were compiled.

Whether Your Name IsList Below or Nol
You May Sign The Pelition

By. Simply Calling At One Of The Following: .

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OrYouMay

(1) Have a petition mailed to you for your signature
and return.

“Time was oftenall too short and 1!

(2) Have someone call at your home, with a peti-
tion, at your corivenience.

3) Obtain any ‘information you wish by contacting
any of the following: *
) If you do not wish to sign please contact any of
.: the’ following and express your wish.,
A. ©. S¥YLVEST — = Phone 2216,

hay. WILLIAMS — Phone 3962,
MRS, A. SAUNDERS - — Phone 2301:

SS MRS. W.: NIXON |— Blueberry.
G. We SHAW —' hone 3151." >

Ae
‘A.A. LAMBERT: — Phone 2847.
M. E. MORAN — Ehone e171.

YOUR CO-OPERATION WILL BE APPREGIATED

The Properly Owners Not Yet Contacted Are

Hotuboft, Agafia Osachoff, George M.
Holuboff, Sam: W. - _ Osachoff, N.
+ Hoodacoff, John W. * Ozeroff, Fred J.

Hoodacoff, Wasyl & Mary Ozeroff, William F.

‘Anderson, Hjalmar
Archambault, J.P. R.-
May K.

clear. This story-of the Suppress
ion of, a ‘revolt ‘by the Per:
government takes one back to the
times of

_A Hoodicoff, George . ESS

, Arnold, John Hoeodicoff, Helen. Pederson, Jacob EB.

Askew, L. E. y fcoff, Fee.
ts Hoodicoff, John W. Petterson, Axel E,W.

Lead was poured on the shaven
heads ‘of prisoners to make their
eyes pop out. Bets were made
to see which. one could run the
farthest: with his head chopped
off andso on.

The general responsible is now
a -respectable,"member of the
Shah’s - government. © Altogether
there is enough to make one anx-
ious to read his latest book, a re-
cent - addition. to the Castlegar
“Beyond the

M. F.. Hoodicoff, Mary . Phillips, D. W.
Bonde, 3. V. foe Popolf, tslck A.
-Bondoroff, J. Johnson, Frank Popoff, Peter J.

Bondoroff, N. Sr.‘ Johnson Helmar

Bondorofts wa Jr. * Jones, Garry Postnikoff, John S.
Bondoro! im. Postnikoff, Maria N.
Bradford £. EB, & J.M.  Erawsrult, Many *Poznikoff, Mike ‘

Brown, :W. L. &.L.

is Byres, J. H. & H.C. Kuftinoff, Mable

Randall, John W.
Randall,

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