CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 1, 1958

Sulky racing is the provin-
cial pastime in Prine: Edward,
Island during the summer, where
‘the Sport of Kings has been a
samajor spectator sport for many
wears,

RICK’S

Canadian Dollar Reached
Premium Last August

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

Fleetwood T.V.

. Giotleis Alka £

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MONTREAL — While Canada
almost certainly will experience
a sizable deficit in trade and ser-
vice ‘transactions’ with the rest of
the world in ‘1958 and can ex-
pect a substantial influx of long-
term capital, those contrary bal-
ances may not be as large as
those of 1956 and 1957, according
to the Bank of Montreal's Busi-
ness Review for April, just is-
sued,

Under the title “The Os-
cillating Dollar”, the B of M re-
view says that last August the
Canadian dollar reached a prem-
ium of more than six per cent in
terms of U.S, funds, highest since
trading — statistics wete  estab-
lished before the war of 1914-18,
From this peak, however, the
dollar slid sharply in the closing

SPORT
Jackets

SEE OUR FINE SELECTION
FOR SPRING & SUMMER
WEAR

| estimated to,:-have accounted for

15 fo 20%
OFF
Castlegar

Building Supply

PHONE 2161

You Can't Do Better
Anywhere

Leitner’s

months of 1957 and the premium
was below. one per cent in Janu-
ary, with a gradual recovery now
being experienced.

Such exchange rate fluctua-
tions “constitute an important
element of uncertainty in Cana-
dian business," the bank says,
especially when, as in 1957, there
is a large demand in Canada for
foreign exchange resulting from

Centennial Thema
.For W.A. Tea

A very successful 16 An-
niversary Tea tnd Bake Sale
was held in the Legion Hall on
Saturday, April 26, -by the LA
‘to the Conadian Legion, Branch
No, 170. :
The hall was tastefully de-
corated in the Centennial colors
Of green and gold. .
The sewing table

Contracts Being Let
noe. .
At University.B.C,
Money donated to the Uni-
versity of British Columbia Dev-
elopment Fufd is being put to
work immediately «to relieve
overcrowding at the Point Grey
campus,
Constuction -has* begun on
the first of four residences which
will be opened, in the fall to ac-
from out

by Mrs, M. Kingsley, was cov-
ered with a lovely cream lace
cloth, outlined with green and
decorated with a cut glass bowl
filled with snapdragons, daffo-
dils and fern, also a miniature

old lady and covered

ing capital

Recently published estimates
of the Canadian balance of in-
ternational payments in 1957
point to the size and nature of
these influences, In 1957, Canada
incurred a deficit in goods and
service transactions abroad of|
$1,383 millions, $11 millions more
than in 1056, Offsetting this de-
ficit, the inflow .of capital —
largely of 2 long-term nature --
was $1,278 millions, $127 millions
Jess than in 1956,

As in previous years, the flow
of funds from foreign companies
to Canadian subsidiaries contin-
ued at a very high rate in 1957
although. there was a minor de-
cline. Canadian borrowing in New
York, on the other hand, in-
creased, the B of M says. “But
whereas in 1956 the volume tend-
ed to rise as the year progressed,
in 1957 the tendency was in the
opposite direction, -“with more
than three-quarters of the total
net sale of new securities being
in the first half of the year.

This sharp decline, probably
more than any other element,
was responsible for the “precip-
itate fall” in the exchange rate
of the Canadian dollar in -the
last four months of 1957, -In re-
cent months, however, there has
been an increase in the volume of
Canadian borrowing in New
York and the Canadiain dollar
has risen in terms of U.S. funds,

Concluding the B of M says
“It is noteworthy that, in, the
last two years, the massive in-
flow of foreign investment, on
gether with the

wagon complete with horses, to
remind ‘us of our pioneers of our
yesteryear. .

The president, Mrs. Peppard
opened the sale with a few words
of welcome, and received the
guests at the door,

Mrs, B, Smith was in charge
of the sewing table, assisted by
Mrs. H, Bate,

Mrs. W. Shay assisted by
Mrs. H. Adshead was in charge

of the well laden table of home
baking.

Donna Shay did well with

The tea tables, convened by

Mrs. Dinner, “were decorated
with vases of spring flowers and
miniature old fashioned ladies,
Pourers' for the afternoon ‘were
Mrs. J. M. Macbeth, Mrs, A. 0.
McNeil, Mrs. J. Killough and
Mrs, W. Houston,
_ Serviteurs were, Mrs. P,
Rourke, Donna Peppard, Elaine
Adshead, Brenda Hill, Elaine
Heagy and Carol Garrett.

Mrs. il was convenor
for the kitchen and tthe following
members assisted; Mrs, A, Mc-
Donald, Mrs. M. Heagy and Mrs.
D. Bacon.

Mrs. C. Dunn carried tea to
those who were unable to get
to: the hall.

charge of the raffle tickets at
the door,

Mrs. W. Shay raffled
angel food cake which was won
by Mrs..B, Donnan.

Mrs, M. Hingley was in
charge of decorations, ~_

earnings on assets already ela
by non-residents in Canada, is

roughly a third of the net capi-
tal formation in this country and
to have raised the value of ex-

: TF
Coonerati
7

A group of five young moth-
ers know how to get a little time

ternally owned long-term invest-
ment by some $3.5 billions to a
total of more than $17 billions,
nearly twice as large as at the
start of the current decade,”

Novelty Bake Sale
Planned By W.A.

The Ladies Auxiliary to ‘the
Canadian Legion, decided at their
last meeting to again place a
float in: the Mav Day Parade.

Miss Jean Shay will repre-

SAVINGS

Our 2- ACCOUNT PLAN

is Planned Saving.

sent the y at the Koo-
tenay Society for Handicapped
membershin meeting.

The Hospital Matron will be
asked to set a day for the Auxil-
iary to visit sick members and
veterans. The membership hid
tour ofthe hospital on Monday
last.

Plans, have been made to
cater to the Pharmacists'‘Conven-
tion on, May 5. This wijl be a
late buffet supper.

A novelty Bake Sale will be

‘|held by the Auxiliary on May
‘|26. This will be known as the

Centennial Roving Bake Sale,
the ladies will be dressed in-ald
fashioned dresses and will go
from door to door,

Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. C. Dunn and Mrs. J.
Shay. Mrs, Dunn was winner o2
the prize.

He who is prejudiced is

-| usually down on something he’s] |

off and still not neglect their
children, Each one takes her turn
keeping all the children giving
the four others a free morning
once a week.

They call their plan the Do-
It-Yourself Nursery School. When
the weather is good they hold
forth in one of the back yards or
in an adjoining park. When it is’
rainy, they plan their day on the
Porch or indoors,

At midmorning the mother
in charge serves a light lunch, of
milk or fruit juice and animal
cookies. Her job is to help..the
children to keep busy, settle their
quarrels and.see that they go to
the bathroom, She fs to keep out
of their games ‘unless they need
help. She: should not plan on
getting much of her own work
done on the morning she is on
duty, * :

Modern mothers are clever
and efficient. They do not neg-
lect their children nor them-
selves, Each one of this group
realizes she buys ten hours of
free time with 2 % hours af
work. They do say they find the
mornings they work with the
children most stimulating and
because of their co-operative plan
they understand the problems 2f
their own children better.

home made fudge and popcorn, link.

Mrs. A, Ferguson was in|

on ELA

of town. The first unit, to cost
approximately $350,000, will
house 100 men,

Contracts for three other re-
sidence blocks will be awarded
on June 15, UBC officigls said.
When all four units are opened

will be

for 400 men.

‘Each of the units will con-
tain 12 double and 71 single
bedrooms, as well as a lounge
and recreation room.

Contract for the addition to
the biological sciences building
will be let within q week, of-
ficials said. The addition, to cost
$1,100,000, will be let within a
week, officials said. The addition
to cost $1,100,000, wil! be a four
storey wing connected to the

by itself!

FOR BEDROOM AND LIVING
ROOM WAUS & CEILINGS,
YOU CAN'T BUY A MORE
BEAUTIFUL FINISH,

Monamet VELVET gives a rich Jow-lustre to
interior surfaces. Washable, too, because it’s
a real enamel.

EVERYBODY LIKES

lonainel VEWNET
OGLOW

Bros. Building & Supply Co, Ltd.
PHONE. 3351

existing building by a corridor

Two additions to the Uni-
versity’s overcrowded chemistry
building will be started dusttg
May. Contract will be let on May
15. The additions, to cost $1,600,-
000, will be located to the north
and south of the present buil-
ding.

FRIED CHICKEN SERVED
Sundays 2-8p.m. -

CASTLEGAR HOTEL

‘Combination.
DOORS AND-_

phone 9211
CASTLEGAR

SASH & BOOR WORKS
i

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to |: int

AND

spring..
it’s. time

Benjamin Moore ‘is what to use

Give it a trial —- you can't leose. °

Many colors, that’s for sure

It’s the best in town — Yes it’s Moore!
So slip down now beside the track

The Paint we sell, you don’t bring back.

MORE FROM MCORE

‘Mitchell Supply Lid.)

in Troif and Castlegar

OGLOW BROS. :
Building & Supply Co. Lta.

Building Sopplies =
casTunaaR

not up on.

prove.it

Enjoy new comfort in travel
by sparkling new “‘Dayliner”!
Smooth .and silent, built of
gleaming stainless steel - this
rail-diesel car gives you the
comfort of deep foam rubber
seats, picture wiadows,. air

NELSON-CALGARY-MEDICINE HAT

. DAILY SERVICE

CROWSNEST
FT. MACLEOD

en

|

H' condition’— phone 2748,"

mile from Ferry. phone 2083,
mf ay
q
4

FOR SALE — White enamel
coal and wood range. Good
ng

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom hotise,
wited for electric range, in
Robson, cheap for cash, apply
Box 316, Robson, 315

DWELLINGS FOR SALE
Splendid home on main highway,
Kinnaird, 2 bedrooms. living
room, cabinet kitchen, bath,

FOR SALE — 1958 Mercury half,
ton pickup. New condition. Wilt
accept older car or truck ag,

WANTED — Part time experi-

enced waitress, apply, Ci

Hotel Dining Room. 11g

part payment, phone 4201, 118

| FOR SALE — 3 b house
| on large lot in Dumont Sub-
division - close to grade school,
garage and fruit trees, rea-
sonably Priced, phone 3298 317

}FOR SALE — 2 bedroom howe,
i Robson, wired for range, 1

FOR SALE — % HP. motor and
compressor for fridge and deep
freeze, phone 4862, 118

FOR SALE — Transfer Business
(H) license with one Dump-
truck, phone: 9281 or call at
190 King St. 317

BUSINESS: DIRECTORY

Ke
Ds: sens
!

fully insul: full
with furnace, large lot 100 ft.
frontage; fine home. Price
$9,000 with, $2,500 down, bal-
ance very reasonable terms,’
interest 6 per cent:
Cottage with 2 bed rooms,
living room, cabinet kitchen,
bath, garage, 3 lots, Robson
Townsite, for quick sale. Cash
+ price $4,300.
Cottage’
kitchen, living room, bath

with, 3. bed rooms,|°

FOR SALE — Lots, apply 582,].
3rd Avenue, Castlegar, B.C.
316

NOTICE.— Home on 775—6th

Ave, reduced to $7,000—phone
2776, 318

FOR SALE — 20 ft. deluxe in-
board speedbuat known as the|
“Baby Molar”, 100 H-P.. va
engife. Hull and motor in first
class condition. This*éxception-
al’ sports craft is‘beng sold at

NOTICE — Come to meet the
pioneer mothers of the district |’
at St. Alban’s WA Mother's|\

Day Tea, Friday, May 9 from
3-5 pm. Parish Hall. Door
prize, Bake Table and Sewing
‘Table. Also on Aisplay, table

price, For
phone Nelson 96,

of 118

118

basement with coal furnace
garage, large lot with splendid
orchard, - oh: main - highway-—

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME:
i KINDLY
py SERVICE

FURNITURE
VING .
LONG DISTANCE
RE ~- ANYTIME
For Free Estimates

UNITED SRUCKING

Kinnaird, Price $7,000 ‘with
$3,500 down.
Moddern Dwelling, 3 bed rooms,
living room, cabinet ‘Kitchen,
witlt breakfast nook, bath, full
basement ‘with coal furnace,
gas connections in. basement,
Sarage, large lot well land-|,
scaped, Upper Bench, Kinnaird,

FOR SALE — 4 x 4 Logmobile
with special folding arch, a
‘fast. skidder.

NOTICE: — Beauty Parlor —
76, Maple. St, Castlegar, B.C.
Alice Zuckerberg, phone gat.

Lawrence 5 - 6 Jammer on|
skids, good condition,” ‘com-|_
plete rigging.

: DDH Cletrac ‘Crawler 60 H.P,
with two blades.

K6 Int,’ Logging truck and

NOTICE
* bake, sewing sale, Robson. Hall,

Robson evening
group W.A. Annual Spring Tea,

Friday, May 9th at 2:30 Ba
. door prizes, 317

4

arailer, “Any reasonable offer
‘accepted. Apply George D. Me-
Ouat, phone 119M Kaslo, 417

KARLEEN APT.

A — Room or
froom and board, phone 2492,
Stin

Price $10,500 with $5,500 down, |’:
Cottage in Dumont Sub-1 Division,

/-] Phone $182 —

- HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Kinnaird, B.C.

- LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

new, 2 bi
located on corner lot, very low
price $5,000 with small down
Payment. and easy term for
balance,
See, DAN. Gitnoy, Agent

FOR RENT — 4 room

FOR RENT — New 2 bedroom

house,

Apply 305-4th Ave. 216

; House in Castlegar, phone
6511. 318

Office. Muirhead Agencies, .

Res, Photie 9381 3

FOR RENT — 4 room house, ap-

ful thanks to the business and
Professional men of Castlegar
for, their donations to assist us
following the tragic fire,

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our grate-

Mrs, Mike Sookachoff and
tamil;

Ply 305 - 4th Ave. 317

FOR SALE —, Good oli heater,
pump and dbarrel, phone 4351,
z 118

HAIR ‘DRESSING PARLOR
A compleia beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 2564
- Nora Mojelski

* CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
"PHONE 421
‘We attach “Dinkte” Nickie
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UNITED
TRUCKING
| DAILY FREIGHT ‘SERVICE
Treil, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson ~
YHONE
Castlegar 2521

. MARLANEGRILE
Open 8:60 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

SMITH’S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
Mol & 1261

‘We Service:
What We Instalt

GREEP’S ELECTRIC

FOR SALE — ‘Good building lois

FOR RENT. — Furnished ‘apt.

fridge and stove, private en-
trance, twin beds, suitable for
two Paring; phone 3131 day-|-
time 317

in Dumont..
phone 2738,

FOR RENT — 2 bedreom home

and 2 room suite. phone 763).
118

KOOTENAY . .
~ NURSERIES::
“Plant A, Tree! In '58". -

Keep’ B.C. Green
~ Order Now For
SPRING DELIVERY
“Complete Line of Nursery
‘Phone 4062
Box 10 * Kinnaird, B.C.
ee

CONTRACTING
Free Estimates ©

PHONE ‘3571
384 Castlegar, B.C,

CASTLEGAR
DRY CLEANERS |
| Phone 4891

We Pick-Up. and
: Deliver

J. 1. "LAUGHTON
BS. OD. ,

OPTOMETRIST

Oftice Hours :
- MON, — WED. — FRL
10-12 1:30-5:00

‘PHONE 2581

LLS. Ltd.

SS SSSSSSSS—_SSSS===
VT. Le

_RADIO

and

Company -at Treil in. 1929 and
was transferred to Montreal in
1946..He was appointed Assistant

+|to the President in 1947. and

“The election of two Company

TV SALES
e.

‘APPLIANCE. ,
REPAIRS

For’ Dependable Service

+. PHONE
3542

Charge of Sales,.

vice with the Company in 1923

xevutives to the Board of Di-
rectors of The Consolidated Min-
ing and Smelting Company of
Canada Limited has*been an-
nounced by R. E, Stavert, Pres-
ident. The new directors are R.
D. Perry, Vice-President ’in

Mr. Perry commenced ser-

B& B ELECTRONICS

Charter Service
Towing - Barges

_Bob Brandsen

Manager in 1952 and was ap-
pointed to his present position in
1956.

at Trail, B.C. He became General

Mr. Hendricks joined ~ the

anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry

G. A, SUMNER °
Naturopathic’ Physician *
,Eremenke Building
PHONE 2021

GENERAL" BUILDING’
CONTRACTORS .
All Kinds of Building
2. Supplies
; CLL. PAINTS
“CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 292 Phone 2161

4:00 p.m. Thursday.

- WALDIE
LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY Lp.’ ' *

‘Wei can supply” all _your
-bullding ‘needs.’ Estimates

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD |

Leave }

eit Ah

Thursday, Friday and ‘Saturday *
"THE way our”

Gene Nelson
: plus

‘GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING’

Robert Stack
one showing _—

‘OPTOMETRIST ~"

- May 1-2-3

‘Mona Freeman

Virgi
8:30 pum.

Vice-President in Charge of Sales
early in 1956,

As a man grows older and
wiser he talks less and says mora,

Knee a

For all You-
INSURANCE NEEDS

‘Phone 3447 — H
ANDERSON H

AGENCIES H

AT HIS GREATEST!
in his first Bi evi rite

Sat. Matinee
1: :30 p.m.
Serial ‘BATMAN’

cartoon

JJAILHOUSE ROCK’

: wen ccd
LOLLOBRIGIDA
antHosy QUINN

‘rue HUNCHBACK.
NOTRE DAME

Onde cae Ore

WITH
PICTURES!

Il voy all bills by cheque on a Personal Chequing

. A quarterly stilement will help you keep
hires eos straight. The low
are prepaid. out cancelled cheanes are on file
if you need them. :
Keep your Savings Account for saving. Add to it eee
from: every , AS your balance grows, you'll gain” ‘
new peace o}

conditioning. Go “Dayliner” to
Calgary with overnight connec-
tions to Edmonton - or through
- to Medicine Hat -for - direct
connections with the Scenic

‘Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone $621 or 2232

/LETHBRIDGE
6.10pm LETHBRIDGE | 11.38 ap_
* 8.45 pm” |" CALGARY 9,00 am’
¥ 5 BRO Btn MEDICINE HAT 9.10 am

‘! Connecting ‘bus service. between -,-

“2

‘mind.

Start Plinned Saving at cur nearest branch now.

- : THE CANADIAN -
BANK OF COMMERCE

775 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY IO SERVE YOU
: : :

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Castlegar Branch,

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points.”

For full information |
call 4951

Dome “Canadian” to Eastern

5) Trail-Castlegar ‘snd Nelson;

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