CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, April 15, 1954

TEAWAN FUEL

R, THE BEST IN CO:
* PHONE 2251 or 4191
Oifice — Arrow Motors

In 1900 Canada had 17,657 miles
of railway track. Today's total is
more than 44,000 miles, ‘

Ottawa obtains about $2.5 bil-
lion from income taxes and about
$400 million from customs duties.

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Board or by th of British C

the Liquor Control

Qis: - $2.45

MONOCHROME
STUCCO and CEMENT PAINT

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ONE COAB TO COVER

IT'S WATERPROOF

Gal. - $8.45,

Tips onTouring

Lame By Carol fane

Kinnaird Boy Scouts
Making Rapid Progress

Women's Travel Authority

salesman I know who covers.a
400-mile route every week with
his

Dogs are better
travellerg | than|Scouts::Don . Idle, Ronald “Hay-
most human: be-|wod,' James Kaufman,
ings — or so|Peterson, Keith Muirhead, Mark
claims an old-|Guido and ‘Wayne Grey, have
time’ travelling | completed their Second Class and

of tions in the
rite Kinnaird Scout Troop were
announced Wednesday by Scout-
master R. 'N. Mullock,
Patrol Leader. Ron Wisted and

Wayne

begun working for their. First
Class. certificates,

a dog.
Since Rover is.generally. re-
garded a member of the family,
there is no. need to leave him be-
hind on a motor trip if you follow
my friend's simple rules:.

ing their. Tender-
foot Exams, and now working for
their First ‘Class certificates are
Les Ady, Don Davies, Bob ‘King
and Jerry Heglin. -

(1) Feed your dog early in the
evening—with little or no food
during actual” travelling.
(2) Allow him about two-thirds
of his regular food allotment.
(3) If he is on canned dog food,
alternate’ his regular diet with
an all-beef food, to Provide | wi
variety. It’s more to

said the
Kinnaird Troop: is mock pak very
rapid progress and will have a
‘ull troop enrolment of 32 boys
ty the end of May.

He advised the troop are plan-
ing an Easter camp‘about 5 miles
above Syringa Creek where they
receive camping training jin

feed him table scraps, however.
Simply carry wax or cell

for the camp
in June and July,
te

hotels or cafe

is assis'
bags which can be filled a ed by Assistant Scowtmasters Ray
i L

‘Mos!
places are glad to do it at tte
or no charge.
(4) Allow. the dog all the water
he wants, and stop at leadt
twice daily for exercise.
(5) Some hotels do not permit
pets, so be certain to check
ahead. Most motor courts, how-
ever, have no objections to dogs.
In mild weather, you can bed
him down in the car trunk, us-
ing a small block ui wood to
keep the trunk open a crack
for fresh air.

PLUMBING FIXTURES
VENEERS — All Kinds,
GYPROC & GYROC LATH.
HARDBOARD & ARBORITE
PAINTS and BRUSHES
PLASTER and LIME
BUILDERS HARDWARE >

Yaselins Supply Leieaar

HOME

PHONE 4244 — KINNAIRD

BUILDING
SUPPLIES

(6) Attach to his collar a tag
bearing his name, and your full
name and address. The words,
“Reward for Return”, may help
recovery if he is lost.
A dog generally enjoys a trip and,
with these suggegtions, hell
make a ‘fine travelling com-
panion.

ese
Many a traveller has had a:per-
fectly pleasurable trip ruined be-
cause he couldn't find an
equally perfect. place to stay.
Getting the best break on re-
3 iservations is the result of fore-
thought, not luck. The resort or
hotel clerk is no mind reader. He
can’t guess the type of room you
desire; whether or not you want
single or double beds, or- are
superstitious about the 13th flocr.
Describe your -wishes and . add

number’ in your: party, the day
sod hour of your arrival and the
ie

COLORING
CONTEST
EMDIES — ¥You can get

at the CASTLE TOTORS. Entries close’ Monday. é
Evening, April 19th,

-- PICTURE -Ho. 5

stay.
Never count on a reservation
unless you have a confirmation.
Ig you send a deposit along with
your request, you'll eliminate
such unhappy experiences as
having y your reservation “lost” or.

ef ol 5 C

if you were delayed. en
route,
Resort reservations should. be
made at least six weeks in ad-
vance, particularly if you have
selected a popular spot. Hotels in

Rag tg I a

Casiie Moiors

cities often require a
month’s notice.

Incidesfially,. the | person who
makes numerous reservations in
the same locality soon finds him-
self out in the cold. His name may
be beloved in his home town, but
it will soon: lose its appeal with
innkeepers. i

J, Marshall Renamed
5th. School Trustee

J.-E. “Marshall of Blueberry
Creek was reelected fifth trustee
on the asticuar School Board at
and

Riehl

the price you want to pay, thef

19) length of your ||

and Ken'F

Fishermen Fined For
Using Too Hany Hooks

‘Two men were fined for fisting
with too many hooks on one line
and another paid a fine for speed-
ing, in cases heard by Stipendiary
Magistrate W. H. Taylor at Mag-
istrate’s Court, Castlegar, during
last: week.

John E. Kabatoff. and Fred

appeared before Magistrate Tay-
Jor on Tuesday and both pleaded
guilty to the fishing charge. They
were each fined $5 and costs.
Previously Peter Kavaloff of
Blueberry Creek paid a fine: of
$15 and costs after he had plead-
ed guilty to a charge of exceed-
ing the speed , limit through Cas-
tlegar.

British Columbia entered Con-
federation in 1871; Prince Edward
Island in 1873.

‘Ottawa's spending on defence
will be about $126 million less in
the coming’ year than in 1953-54,

SOMETHI
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CASH. PRIZE

YOU GET A FREE TICKET 2 AL

LUBE- JOB:

AND AN EXTRA FREE TICKET WITH’
OI. CHANGE AT THE

Skyline Auto Service

. Get Your Spring Tune-Up Now

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_ WITH EVER:

‘Ladies

When you are

down town drop in

Barabonoff, both of Pass Creek, ',

to gee our new shipment of...

_ SUMMER DRESSES

- ONE, TWO and THREE PIECE

They're certainly smart and

PRICED AT ONLY ..... $6.50 i io $14.95

Photo Studio

FINEST QUALITY
SERVICE

 BHUBER:
Box 522s Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.O,

BLOUSES |

NEW SHIPMENT OF |
$1.98 to $3.25.

LINGERIE
LITTLE GIRLS PL PLEATED SKIRTS

6 years, P!

- 1— 1%" DRAIN: AND O
1 — 1%” SLIP-JOINT NUT -

ie r GASTS.1RON BATH
i - MAGIC ACTION SHOWER |
VERFLOW

f A = e CURTAIN, ROD — Complete .

5° CAST TRON: BATH.
SHOWER .

by of 4” TUBING
2K” CP. FLANGES:

Te isxi7, con LA ATORY

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1— 1%x1%. SOLDER. BUSHING

a
trustees of Castes School Dis-
trict Number Nine Monday eve-
ning.

Mr. Marshall was among’ the
four representatives who were
reelected at the ratepayers’ meet-
ings last Fall. Other representa-
tives are: Mrs. Kent, Deer Park;
W. Remple, Renata and E. Pratt,
Tarry’s. One of the four repres-
entatives is named fifth trustee
each. year. .

. Other ‘members of the Board
of trustees are G. Craft, Brilliant;
Chairman; R. T. Waldie, Robson;
Mrs. W. Jacobson, Kinnaird and
R. Hunter, C:

45. “mins.
- $12.80
One-Way
Phone 3011

ali al Dancin

BenBicen

ET CLOSE.

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“1 — %" G.P,"FLANGE

A HOPE TORLET

‘1 — OLSONITE SEAT "COVER -
“1 4'BRASS: FLANGE wire. BOLTS
‘TUBIN

1 — CHROME’ PLATE: SOAP.
2 — CP, 24” TOWEL BARS .

and GRAB.

“With Shower

Or with Tub Filles

ie Oily. $87.85

pnt Renotone

All Above Plis Tax~

For Only 10 Per Cent DOWN -
anda

“to pay..or-5 Per Cent.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH

fad> saheor

CALL IN: TODAY

$230.00
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TThureday, April: I:

The Nevis’

TEN WORDS FOR a ‘UREE-

Clad

INSERTIONS‘ FOR THE: PRICE

For Sale

_G._E, ELECTRIC RANGE.
Apartment Size ‘Model. Used "3
“Months. First class condition.
Apply Castle News. E

GLADIOLI BULBS, FINE VAR-,
IETYS. A. Joy Box 125, Cas-
“tlegar, ith Avenue. Phone eal: 5.

ROSE BUSHES, ROCK PLANTS,
'Glads.. Apply Nielsen’ 3 Green
; Houses, Kinnaird. P3-14

Mrs. | Alice berg will: re-

turn May 3 and Will resume work
in’ her beauty .-parlor, -Maple| “
* | Street, in Castlegar. P1-15

Card of Thanks - :

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many. friends and
neighbors for: their many acts of
kindness,..flowers, and tokens of
hy sent.to us on the death

ONE LARGE SIZE STEEL CRIB
and mattress, ‘also high chair,
‘cheap. ‘Phone 2622, Pl-15

of our dear, Husband and father,
Mr. A. McWhinnie, Also :for’ the
many ‘floral *’,tributes’ ‘at the
funeral. Special ' thanks to Dra.

60x100°. BUILDING LOT ON
| Fourth. “Avenue. Reasonable.
Phone 4547, Castlegar. P3-15

4 MILK GOATS -— IF ‘TAKEN
‘at once $60.00. Reason “for sale
shortage of feed. Chas: J. Morey,
Renata, B.C, P3-15

LAYING PULLETS, APPLY
M,. Foley, . Blueberry,

Phone

- 2332. Pinebirtys  “cs.14| Gasllegar Ferry

Fowler and Johnson, and the sis-
ters and. nurses of the Rossland
Hospital.“ ~

Mrs. A." McWhinnie and fomnily:

‘Easter’s here this weékend.
That “means we've reached the
point “in “the cycle of. seasons
where people leave their firesites,

dens” and basements, and start]:

scratching and digging in and on
their back yards, ‘depositing di-

verse kinds of ‘seeds therein. s0|-' Q

that the neighbor's chickens and
diverse kinds of birds can scratch | -
and dig them up again. Some
seeds survive of course and grow
into’ carrots, peas, beans or some
lother such things so the neighbor's
kiddies can root them out.
. This whole business‘ is known
as’ gardening, ‘one of’ the most
fascinating activities that man in-
dulges’ in. ‘Gardening has many
forms among which the most at-
tractive are those clothed in

Drop In Traffic On

LAR VEL | Pantin on In:
1 ee eet Cestieyer, cod COMLINUES In ‘March:

{lot. Box 307, Castlegar.

CRAFTMASTER BENCH SAW,

BH Tilt Arbor, % H.P. motor, Dou-
multiple . pulley,

shait,

mounted’: on %", “Plywoo

The decrease in traffic’ carried
Fe

* Javailable to the would-be garden-
‘terion how he’'should’ proceed

but suits.
There’s ‘all kinds of advice

about’ his“ gardening,’ In fact
there’s all-kinds ‘of people who
make a nice living by telling gar-
deners how. to garden.

ular and d activity, and

by:the C:
during the month ‘of ‘March ‘ac-
cording to figures issued by’ the
Department of ‘Public A Werle of-

3 Phone 4382, Geo,

C1-15

fice at 5
Altt th the ferry made ‘333

More. round trips. than during
March, 1953, totals of traffic car-

so many people” “want to know
more: about it, your correspond
ent, as a public service, will here-
with: answer a number’ of ques-
tions commonly asked by amateur
These answers ate
made possible. by.: ithe‘ extensive
and in the

gardeners.

By Vie Misdtka <2 =>

a on of corn while it's on the stalk?

Since gardening is sucl a pop- :

with my garden} it always looks |°
awful alongside my neighbor.s.
Is: there. anything I can'do ‘so it |"
won't look so'bad? *

A: — There’ certainly“is. Try
stomping all over ue some night
when he's sleepin;

‘Q.— How early should straw-
berries be plant

A. puthorities are divided on
this point, Actually its arbitrary.
You may plant’ by ftloodlight-or
wait till the sun comes up.

Q. — Does it hurt to peél an

‘A. — I don't think’so, At least
I've never felt a thing,

Q—iIsa lot of water ‘good for
asparagus?

A.— Asa rule, yes. Especially ’
if .it's on fire.’
soil is very dry and
sandy. What's my best bet?

A. — ‘You might be well ad-
vised to try cactus, |;

Q. — Is it a.good policy to use i
‘weed killers?"
A Not if you're growing
wedds.
I “sincerely hope these - ‘tew
pointers. on the thorniest prob-
lems confronting a gardener,- will
be helpful, Because gardening is
a‘fing pass time and there should
be more of it. Not only. does a gar-
den. give a- fellow. healthful out-
door activity and keep the lini-
ment and sunburn lotion. people
in i but one never knows

APARTMENT WITH-BATH-

room,’ electric range -and other

. _ |last
factlities. Apply. Alex ae in: freight carried. of

{) ko,'Phone 3061, -,

tied were down in all

ar, including a: §3° ton drop!

totals. for the

4 ROOMED: HOUSE, ELECTRIC | month ‘are:'”
hot :,water, ‘garden ‘plot, fruit Number of round -

re ive

3,812 4, 145

“C2-15

- Wanted to Rent =~"

aves 27,756, 123, 555
Passengers

FURNISHED’ ROOM’ OR: ROOM | trucks, all types

and Board ‘for’ single, gentle-

: man, Apply. Box 410, Gentle

gar.

(not drivers) .... 73,651 638792

| Trailers and
* semi-trailers .... | ‘175

Lost

Motor-buses,
typ

“ONE. GIRL'S BICYCLE,: Eger

‘}, colored. Contact Soy Byers, Bix:
a ‘Seat

ose for :the’ same’ period. fi

‘) plant’ my. {garden ‘without: having

12,798 pueet |:

ield fed... by ., Professor
Adam Spud, Professor, of Plant
Life at a little Uniye arsity in Peas:
On-The-Brain.~ : G
.Q.-— Is: there any way'T eda

animals and ‘birds: digging” it up?
_. A..— Yes, plant it indoors... '*
Q..— My neighbor and I both
put in a garden every year. Yet,
although I work just as hard as
he, Bnd. take. aiet as much. pains

: {potatoes in when he uncovered a

what one “might dig up. | rt
A case in point comes,to mind.
Junior was digging holes to plant

coffee can. containing $5,000, in
bills. Elated ‘he -rushed to. his
mother to show her his find..

-His .. mother, however,
react as he thought’ she would.

She 'Jeafed_through the bills,and|*~ .
then screamed. “Oh, J unior, what |)

did you do with the coffee?"

{ “and:~ the - lane ‘between

Stace
‘| Cédar and Main Street. The

petition ‘was referred to ‘Public
ioner Bert Cher-

TS ONATION’ or $25 . was. re
ceived: from “thé Twin’ Rivers
Holding Co. Ltd. ae aid the Pine
Street - Opening p'

THERE 1S NO OC OGRESS in
negotiations for a-site for a new'|

green. and will be receptacles for
scrap paper: and other articles
often thrown on street by pedes-

held in the village aghin this
[year on April 19 to'26, it was de-.
ed.:-- During ~ this --w «the

‘$10 DONATION; to ‘the. Trai

Society, was authorized.
ALISTAIR -McGREGOR Van:
couver,’ wish ‘to’ install some ‘of
their‘Penny. Gum. and Charm
vending machines in the village.
They are being advised the lice-

$10. per machinb, «

water tank, Water Ci

“THE 4
ER is having a new" platform
-| built: as :the.:first..one was con-
sidered. too -weak.: Purchase of o

i thotor ‘and. conveyor belt tor the

To Organize Branch:
Of Kootenay Society ©
For. Handicapped Here

is beitig i
"PARRINC IG: SPACE.

i Maple~ Street on ped. Children.

In: this connection,

| the Ne Eth se eellav the nati P.-Melwood, the Society's Dist~
jane.

bene ng. installed on : sidewalks
section,

sRAGE. PCAN ore EG to speak to them on the work and 3

rict O

‘of: the: Seciety and: to

~ SANDLES
For the ‘Whole Family.
+: Wide range:of Sizes and Styles

| Priced from $2.95 to $6.95

WHITE PUMPS.

“CUBAN AND SPIKE HEELS

Priced a at at only. be 95.

Hoth Goommionr (Gerry Wan show a film, “Search,” on. the
ced. ‘The .cans, “four

problems. of: a - Cerebral Palsy,
Child‘ and-its parents.
The work and: objectives of the

Five: Years Aso
; |, (Continued from page 2).

$28,000" towards community work,
Kinnaird. -
joint projects Socie'

at nApril 10 to discuss the
‘offer of: C.ML&S. to donate up to

formed for ‘the: purpose of ap-| the ie
proving and distributing the oe
} & S. Co: grant on.a_ per capil x.
basis, Back community will ap- | Sweet Netoon, or phone 665%

point: their own committee and
three’members ,of. each ,.commit-
tee ‘shall “constitute ‘a_ joint ‘Pro-

desirous that ali service clubs,

about $1,500,000,

Sea B “Bir

PHONE S211

didn’t |

ERANUE WEEK will be ‘Shows 7 and 9 m.

Branch of the Canadian’ Red Cross :

nce fee for such installations :is |”

_Steps to, organize . a: branch ‘in|
are’ e being taken by the]
has “ been Rolenay Sotiety :for Handicap- |’

and ;
retary, dias written a letter ie: “1d re
x

LAST TIMES TONIGHT

“FORT ALGIERS"

PLUS

"THE SEA AROURD US”

"Shows at q and 8:25 p.m.

ost lege tra»
UNITED ARTISTS”

"ADDED SHORTS:

: CARTOON - — “CRA KED QuacK” Ae
NOVELTY — “BIRTHPLACE OF HOCKEY”

Matinee. Sat. at 2 pir

‘ADDED PARAMOUNT NEWS OF THE. DAY
: Fo i

Shows at 7 and'9 p-m. a

Society embrace. all types of,»
handicapped children, and -it;is]’ '

Some 27,000, Canadians are ‘em- ;
ployed ‘i in:the fine paper industry.
jects Society which will appoint ‘Their weekly’ output is valued. at .

a. officers.' ,

THURSDAY ~ _ FRIDA

Adult: Entertainment Only”

fraternal orders. ‘and groups .of

the saute at 212 Chatham j.~

“ADDED SHORTS

Lasilegar Bil

PASTLEGAR, B.C.

ilding Siipply Store

Lebron edt on, ansionincd’ Faris

Shell and Ford Products
Mercury-Lincoln Dealer

winDows — Doors — SASH: “JAN GARBER AND ORCHESTRAY
CAB) MAKING , ws

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