CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 17, 1957

Office Supplies
——. News

“Life insurance compantes must report thelr finenciat operations
fo the Superintendent of Inturance.* According to the latest
official figures here are the facts about the Life TlurancerDollar:

Where each Dollar comes from

‘4¢ comes from premiums

eg policyholders for insurance to
thelr wives and families...

Faa6 for security in their own old age.

comes from earnings on
cue funds. These funds
are invested under Government

pervision and help to develop

What happens to each Dollar:

B2¢ is for policyholders.

#34 is paid out. 39¢ is invested
toliving policy- for future benefits
boldersandto — to policyholders,
‘beneficiaries.

18¢ is used for normal operating
expenses which include taxes,
licenses and fees paid to Govern
ments,

#The latest coport from the Superintendent of Inturance, Ottawa, that
bn U956 the life Inserance companies in Canada pold out $271 tailor te keneti
to pelleyholders, By for the grecter part of this money (S236 million} went to
Bving policyholders,

THE. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA

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CROSSING THE RIVER AT CASTLEGAR

1 di

We hed the dark st

While waiting in patience the

As homeward our journey

At the close of life’s day, the

The mountains so lofty and grand,

coming

Of the full loaded ferry to land,

Night falls, as at fast, oh, so gladly
Our places on the ferry we take,
We know a warm welcome awaits us,

we make,

Oh! how can | ever describe it,

The beauty thot filled with delight
Our hearts, as the ferry crossed over

_ The smooth flowing river that night.

_|Far west, through a gap in the mountains
The last ‘sinking rays of the sun

Shone crimson, and gold, on the water,
A. perfect day, finally done.

For background the tree covered mountains
Now dark with the oncoming night,
A contrast, to frame the bright picture,
A glorious picture of light.

shadows

Over our lives may descend,
But a welcome awaits those who travel
With Jesus, as Saviour, and Friend.

Ivy B, Street.

Castlegar, B.C. Sept. 29, 1957

Centennial Baby
To Be Honored in ‘58

At a special meeting dealing
with the permanent Esp
project, the local i

The Centennial Committee
will award a suitable memento
to the “Centennial Baby", as
well as a substantial monetary

plans to solicit various business
and manufacturing firms to con-

mmittee made tentative plans jor
special recognition of a “Cent-
ennial Baby” in this district
This distinction will go to the
first baby born in the C:

tribute suitable gifts
to the infant, as well as a token
of appreciation to the parents.

Two new appointments were
mae to the Castlegar “District

and District Hospital on April
27, 1958 or to the first baby born
in this hospital after that date.

The committee selected Ap-
ril 27 as the date because it mar-
ks the official opening of the
Centennial Year. It is on this date
that beacon fires will be lit in
every community in B.C., and it
has: also been designated as’ the

1 Day of Prayer.

CASTLE TIRE SHOP

193 COLUMBIA AVENUE
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

PHONE 4441

It's Goodyear’s Grip Tred with the famous, patented

Suburbanite ‘tread design on a rugged ‘truck

tire

ly. Delivers top traction under any winter toad

conditions. Buy a pair now.

Suburbanite (Grip Tred)
y GOODF YEAR

Gets we going—keeps you going!

SRST ace

ARNING

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We will have cables in the water at our river crossings

Le.

on the Col and K e
about the 15th of OCTOBER.

BARKER CONSTRUCTION GO.

VANCOUVER, 8.C.

y Rivers from now. until

LTB.

Mr. Jim
McBeth, Tn ecuson Mr, W. Eas-
ton, Chairman, Local History
Still urgently’ needed - are

such as: F
Publicity, Pioneers, and Hospit-
ality.

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JACKETS

BEFORE 500 BUY,
SEE.OUR EINE STOCK

COMPARE” OUR PRICES
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Leitner’s

Don't Forget To Purchase
Your

BINGO TICKETS
FOR SAT., NOVEMBER 2

gift. In addition, the Committee!

CASTLEGAR

Oil refinery and from “tea
pots, to trained microbes to help them combat air and water
pollution. Here Marilyn Dougherty pours while Imperial Oil
senior chemist Bob Fern tastes tea made from river water. The
tea magnifies the taste of any unpleasant elements in the water
and this helps the chemis!s to identify and eliminate them.
Imperia Oi] is spending about a million dollars a year, to
combat pollution ‘around its refineries,

phone 3211

SASH & DOOR WOR

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bat.& -BOARD.—. Available
® McCreight’s Rooming House,
me 2493, tin 16

\UTY COUNSELLOR COS-
[CS~—Phone 6441.
40

“SALE — Lots in Dumont
aird $180 | each, Phone

SALE — Findlay ane
is 4-burner stove—thermostat
oven, also Norge 6% cu. ft.
ager: ‘both in good sonultion.

FOR SALE — Stork-croft crib,
with plastic covered spring
filled mattress, 6 a ve size, used.

FOR SALE — Westinghouse]
iridge in good condition $65
Phone 3728, 340

WANTED — Clean rags, buttons
renjoved. .1Sc¢ lb. Apply Gast
legar News. so

2 yrs. $40,
stroller $7, ite Priest; mre
legar Hotel,

FOR SALE — ‘52 Austhi Station
Wagon, | good rubber, new

battery, ‘mileage 21971, phone
6801, J, Gall. 142

FOR SALE — Small Mason and
sRlseh Piano, good tone, phone
142

Here's how to protect them now...and in the tuture!

Worrying about it won’t keep your
family’s future secure. You have to
plan for their protection against the
possible loss of their breadwinner.
The Mutual Life of Canada
FAMILY INCOME POLICY TO
AGE. 65 will give your family. the
security they need. If you die before

her in old age.

lump sum or a regular monthly in-]

greatly reduced premium.

value of the policy to help take care of @

If you live to age 65, you can
choose to receive either a substantially

come or continue the policy at aij

| BUSINESS

DIRECTORY

FOR SALE — Lots on First and
Elm, phone 3897 after 6:00
340

NOTICE —-Ladies "Culling Club
meeting to be held in the Cast-
legar Hotel, October. 17
7:30 p.m, All names of curlers
and futuer curlers must be
sent to Mrs, A,

FOR SALE — Cider Press in
good condition, phone 2061.
42

NOTICE — Beauty parlor, com-
plete beauty service, including
home permenents, 76 Maple
St, Castlegar, Alice Zuckerberg
phone 4631, 342

phone 3441 befdre Oct 17
Draws will be made night of

mene Al ladies welcome,
34

FOR SALE — 1956 Mercury
dump truck, M-700, or wilt
trade as part. payment on a

2or3 home, finished
or Phone 2762.

CASTLEGAR .
FUNERAL HOME
ICATED TO. KINDLY
(OUGHTFUL SERVIGE

Ambulance —. Flowers
ranite, Marble & Bronze
ues z

Plaqi
Phone 3601

FURNITURE
MOVING
LONG DISTANCE

For Free Estimates

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Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C:
LUMBER — PAINT

PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

you reach age 65, it will provide your There is a man in your

wife with a substantial income from
the time of your death until the day-
you would have been 65. THEN, IN
ADDITION, The Mutual Life of
Canada will pay her the full face

work — The Mutual Life of Canada)
representative. His counsel and advice
are yours for the asking — wihout
obligation.

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Representative: C. A. Anderson, Castlegar, B.C.
Branch Manager: © Fraser Tees. :
Branch Office: 450 Baker Street, Nelson, B. C.

CARE-FREE BEA
New MONAMEL LATEX PAINT. flows on so easily
# almost applies Itself, gives one-coat hiding on
mest repaint work. MONAMEL LATEX dries so fast.
“you can paint in the ‘moming — entertain:[a the

on! And it’s so 1 No muss, no fuss,

no dedning up —sinely tinse roller, Brosh’ ‘and fray,

. wnder the tap,

_Cheose from the sixteen modem ready-mixed tints.
‘Tube colors give you many, more personatized colors. *

BUILDING & SUPPLY co. LTD.

nity who has made planning his life’s| ‘e

R DRESSING PARLOR

A. eomplete beauty service
by appointment
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelsid

CENTRALSHOE “
& LEATHER REPAIR:
PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkfe” Nickle
Rim Heels on Iadies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UNITED
3 TRUCKING
‘X FREIGHT SERVICE
gil, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson

PHONE
Sastlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

ING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
S401 & 1262

We Service
What We Install

-GASTLEGAR
_ Bay: CLEANERS.

= Phone 4851
We Pick- “Up and

Deliver |.

ah LAUGHTON.
BSe. . OD,

OPTOMETRIST

20-12: 1:30-5:08
PHONE 2581

_ GENERAL BUILDING -
CONTRACTORS —

All Kinds of Bullding ey
Supplies =".

C.LL. PAINTS -

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE

“Box 292 Phone 2161.,

WALDIE
LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD. .
We can supply all’ your
building needs. Estimates
gladly given: ° ee
Phone 112

DESMOND T..
LITTLEWOOD

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:30; p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone gai or 2231

340

FOR SALE — Booker Furnace
complete, Phone 3232, 349

FOR SALE:— Logmobile with
special folding arch, a fast

skids in good condition, com-
“plete for A frame on high
lead, guy lines, spreader bar
and tongs, shackles and blocks
$1500,
DDH. CLETRAC CRAWLER —
60 hp with 2 blades for logging,
a sacrifice at’$3000.
K6 INT, LOGGING TRUCK and
Trailer with tongues for log-
ging or poles, $1600,
ROTARY SNOW PLOW — 8%
ft. with motor. If you want the
best, buy this one.
+ 440

REMINDER — not to forget the
St. Alban’s Anglican Guild
Hallowe'en Tea on Saturday,
October 26. : 3A

| LLS. Lid.

eo.
.Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on: the Arrow
_ Lokes ,
Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
_. | Service

ROBSON .TO EDGEWOOD

Leave. Robson Wharf 4
10:00 a.m. Monday.

re: Edgewood.
4:00. p.m. Thursday.
Leave: Edgewood.
7:00 a.m. Firday.
Arrive Robson Wharf '
1:00 ‘p.m. Friday. .

FOR RENT — Heated 3-roomed
‘apartment, across from Faye's
Grocery, highway. 142

‘FOR RENT — 2 rooms, Spry

70 Maple St.

WORK WANTED — By gentle-
man, any type of work, phone
9511, 142

WANTED oil Theater in good
condition, phone 6801. 142,

LOST — Brown leather wallet
with pictures and P.O. Be
Phone 5143.

LOST — A greyish-brown, part
Persian 2 months old: kitten,
. in the vicinity of Main and
Fifth Avenue, answers, to
“Bimbo”. Finder please call at
527 Main Street or phone 5166.

142) with our present

WANTED — Clerk,. apply Cast-
legar Co-op Retail Society.

WANTED — Homes for 2 spaniel
puppies, females, 5 weeks old,
Phone 9421, . i M2

COMPANIES ACT”
Castlegar Holding Co. Ltd.
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that
a meeting of ‘the creditors of the

10} Castlegar Holding Co. Ltd. will

be held in the office of McBride,
Allan & Moran, Solicitors, at
the Village of Castlegar, Province
of ‘British Columbia, at the hour
of 7:00 p.m, on the 28th day of
October, A.D." 1957,

DATED at Castlegar, British
Columbia, this. 9th day of
October, -A.D. 1957.

FOR SALE — 48 Ford Sedan,
summer and winter tires $275.
Phone 2737 or 2652, 142

Squadron 581

42 | sentation was made last. night,
October 16, to Cpl. R. Hubert by
Mr. Roy Brown,
Stanley Humphries High School.
Cpl: Hubert successfully com-
pleted the training at-Chilliwactk,
BC, during the summer and is
now a qualified pilot. We wish
to congratulate Cpl. Hubert for
completing his. training and to
42) thank Mr. Brown for consenting
to present the wings during the
ceremony,

The squadron is shaping up
very well, The new recruits have
very nearly filled out our num-
bers to all we have room | for

The Air Cadet Wings Pre-|.

principal of

In asout wo puniifis
edo rae ireatyet

oe Di BLOOD PRESSURE
ENDS in Key FROM 4%)
HUINAION oF TL BRAK.

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By DEAN HALLIDAY

Any others who are interested
are requested to report’to our

42 Parade on or before Wednesday,

October 30. After which time
no new recruits will be allowed
for this year.

Qur ex W02 Day will be

‘on the squadron in future. as

Flight Cadet and with his ex-
perience, he should help Fit. Sgt.
Pellegrin to shape up a really
smart squadron.

The Annua meeting of the
Civilian Committee was held in
the Legion Hall, Wednesday,
October 9, and attendance this
year was again very poor. It

of the Tocal, committee, as
* the boys them-

RICK’S_
.V. Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271
Everything. In T.V.
i Supplies
HALIC!
Fleetwood T.V.

sa

Servicing . The Castlegar-
= “Kinnaird District *
i. Phone’3722 &: 3728
Box — Kinnaird, |

Thurs, Fri., Sat.
* “CASH ON

WHILE: “THE

October 17-18-19
DELIVERY"

Shelly Winters — John Gregson

‘CITY SLEEPS"

Dana Andrews — Rhonda :Fleming
‘One Showing 7:30 p.m. -

selves do much better having

the past year Wf 97 per cent.

No man with a burden of
debt hgs a right. to pro-
tect his creditors if he
has not first protected his
wife! and: ¢hildrén with
Life Assurance.

Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged ‘through.

“Dick Fowler
North American .
Life’

Robson, B.C,

seems unfortunate that the par-
ents ofan active «group Hke|-~
Squadron 581 will not turn out/:
to hear how the organization
functions under the sponsorship

had ‘an attendance average for} °

MUMMIFIED APPLE

“MUMMIFIED
See APPLE

First st Aid For Fruit Trees

W you have fruit trees, this
Is the time to seareh + 4° and re-
move any “mummified” traits

ce Hannin on the oranches.
imptex of “mumemi-
‘nea™ “runs are shown In the ac-

Since these stricken traits carry
Gisease, much trointe can he
avoided with next year's crop
if the “mimmified” Cruit Is ce-
moved now and destroyed by
burning. +
rawn rot on plums, as well!
as peaches, atcks the fruit and
fteaves it “ mified.” Brown
tot also ‘causes ac to be
come. blighted a a manner. aime
jar to fire bi

Wensred leaves fet to ‘ie
twigs,

FRI & SAT.

The. Loriely Man

Jock Palance

‘Mista Vision’
“Sat. Matinee
2:00 p.m.
Chapter 7 ‘Captain Video’
' Feature — 2 Cartoons

ge Starting Thursday

Helen of. Troy

Anthony “Perkins t

“by

wild and cultivated cherry trees

curl fungt

No blossom are borne an!
Prooms. Phe teaves on the

of the braom are cu-ied
reddish.

Cutting oft the brooms sevefas °
(ches below abnormal

3] Th brooms caused by (thie
fungus are unusually tong,
right and profisely bran

a aanitation cont La
deronplas coctzel-
menue for various “alt a.

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“BUTCH MAID .
BAKERY LIMITED
- Birthday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary, Cakes

+ COAL; ‘SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING &
, EXCAVATING
SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
W. Sharpks Phere 600i

I WORE IT TOMRS, SCOTTS
GARDEN PARTY LAST.
VM AFRAID eis (BODY WILL

RECOGNIZE IT:

AND

I HAVE GOOD NEWS
FOR YOU, GRANDMA.
JUNIOR DRAGGED

YOUR HATBOX

+n AND I DOUBT VERY
MUCH IF ANYBODY
WILL RECOGNIZE IT

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