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Pipeline Creeps Forward in Sub-Zero Weath
mai hae os <2 yi ‘4 ks :

Survey engineers worked from a dreg-line
bucket in taking final soundings through’ the

ice for the ditch in the bed of

the Assiniboine

river during the crossing by the Trans-Canada

Calgary Builder
Solved Problem

Of Extracting Oil

Yr ‘

“Central Press Canudat
For over a century, the prob-
lem of separating oll from the
Athabaska river tar sands
puzzled geologists. In 192u, the
Alberta government started’ au
investigation into the problem

firmed his belief that the oil
could be separated by a centri-
fuge. Now a company will use
this methoa to start on the job
of extracting what may prove to
be 100 to 300 billion barrels of
oil from the sand.

HERE THEY CALL IT CHILLY AT 40 BELOW.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C,

THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1957

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Pipe Lines’ 94-inch natural gas line from Alberta.
to Eastern Canada. The temperature was about
10 degrees below zero. In the background is the
dredge used to suck out silt from the ditch.

er

FRIGHTENED DEER SWEPT OVER FALLS
5 at

Seen swimming here in the Ni ee ie
ere e@ Niagara river, thes

along with a fourth, were later swept to their deaths over ake
lorseshoc Falls, The animals were swimming from Navy island

to shore when they were carried toward the Hydro control struc-

ture which extends into the Niagara river. As they struggled in

Sates ee ayo employees at Niagara Falls opened the contro)

aw! .
they were frightened im toward shore. Once there, however,

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Conservation ‘off!
b ofa

of food.

Diagramatic plan of the new
$250,000 Seagram Stadium, which
has been announced for Water-
loo College, shows dualsize fea-
ture of architecture. The stadi-
um will be the new home df the
Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen
for O.R.F.U. rugby games, while
gymnasium and public rooms
underneath permit year - round
community use of the stadium, a
gilt of the House of Seagram.

Siven “Even Chance“
in Eye. Operation

Little five-year-old Patricia
Lindgren of Dawson City, B.C.,
ig seen above as she arzived in

on

€:
se
igs

ye!
nit by a paper pellet,
a stingshot, at a-par-y.
yepart a “60-50 chance” of saving
t.

ELECTRONIC EYE FOR THE BLIND

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Contra) Presa Canadien -

This experimental gadget, worn on the tip of the finger, is

a eye b to aid blind

of private It went on trial this week at

the Toronto ters of the C: i Institute for

the Blind. At present switchboards are modified for use by blind

operaters, but if the trial proves successful, operators will. be
able to use this device at boards,

THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1957.

Hl! wats So NEW ABOUT.
MONE’ SITUATION 7?
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THOUGHTFUL ,, SERVICE

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Plaques

Phones 3601

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TEN WORDS FOR 75c — THREE INSERTIONS FOR'‘THF
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PHONE 3031

FOR SALE — Girl's figure
skates, size 5%. Phone on

FOR SALE—Boy's skates, size
13. M. Gallo, phone 6177. 15

FOR SALE—1 year old heifer.
Apply Box 176. 3!

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AUCTION SALE
Timber Sale X73073

There will be offered for sale
at public auction, at 10:30 A.M.
LOCAL TIME on February 18th,

5/1957, in the office of the Forest
|Ranger, C: B.C. the Li-

FOR SALE—1 pair white ladies’
skates, phone Mrs, Scott-3116.
15

FOR RENT—Suites, room and
board by day, week or mea
Fi

ders. Phone 2493,

FOR RENT — Fully furnished
housekeeping suite, phone 2381
or 567-5th Ave, 33

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“Open: 8:00: a.m. ‘to 9:30 p.m.
Not Just Another Place, To
Eat. But, The ‘Place To, Eat.

PHONE: 3881 CASTLEGAR

FOR RENT — 4-room house,
stove, hot water, phone 4356.
33

FOR RENT — Heated 2 room
apartment at 146-2nd Ave.
Phone 3967. 33

cence X73073, to cut 2,612,000
cubic feet of Spruce, Balsam,
Lodgepole Pine, Hemlock, Cedar
and Larch on an area situated
on part of Lots 10178 and 3440,
and vacant Crown land. on
China Creek, Kootenay Land

6 District, fifteen (15) years will

be allowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit a sealed tender, to be
opened at the hour of auction and
treated’ as one bid. =

Further particulars may be
obtained from. the Deputy Minist-
er of Forests, Victoria, B.C.;. the
District: Forester, Nelson, B.C.;
er the Forest Ranger, Castlegar,
B.C,

Mrs. Rosina Warmer

Passes at Slocan

On Wednesday, January 30,
Mrs, Rosina Warner passed away.
Mrs. Warner was well known in
this area, Twon sons, Harvey F.
Warner and Freemont Warner,
reside in Kinnaird, one son, Al-
lan Warner, lives in Victoria,
B.C., one nephew, Verna Marsh
in Prince George. She has ten
grandchildren; one brother and
one sister in. England.
Born in Portsmouth, England,
she came to Canada in 1911 to
reside in Calgary, prior to mov-
ing to Slocan in 1926.
Mrs, R, Warner belonged to
the Canadian Legion Auxiliary
Solean, she was Past Noble
Grand of the Flora] Rebekah
Ledge Slocan and Past President
of the West Kootenay Rebekah
Association. :

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Kinnaird Youth
On U.S. Boxing Team

(Washington State College),
Jan, 24—Joe Zeeben of Kinnaird,
B.C., will be at 147 pounds for the
WSC boxing team Friday, when
the Cougars open against the
College of Idaho at Caldwell,
Idaho. *

Zeeben is a junior letterman
on the WSC squad eceched by
Ike Deeter. He is majoring in
Mechanica) Engineering at the
State Coliege,

‘The Kinnaird student is the
son of Mr, and Mrs. P, H. Zeeben,
Box 248, Kinnaird, He is a mem-
ber of Sigma Tau and Tau Beta
Pi, engineering honoraries at
wse.

Cougar boxers will compete
in eight matches this year. Their
schedule includes Idaho State at
Pocatello, Feb. 9; San Jose at
San Jcese, Feb. 14; Cal Poly at
San Luis Obispo, Feb, 16; Idaho
State et Pullman, March 16; PCE

at Sacramento, March 21-23, and
NCAA at Pocatello, April 4-6.

Beauly for Grandma...

:; Grandma, you're never too old
to look ‘pretty! That’s the gos:
to Rose Laird, And

FOR RENT—2 roomed insulated
house, with shower, oil cook
stove. Phone 3096 Kinnaird
after 6 p.m. or on Saturdays &
Sundays. Bi)

MAKE UP TO $260.00

PER MONTH

Men-Women; We have a sen-
sational plan whereby you can
make $50.00 weekly and more in
spare time by selling our com-
plete line of dry goods and yard
goods, No experience needed.
Free particulars and Free. gifts.
Rex Trading Co.,.1171 Bernard
St, West, Montreal, Quebec.
Dept. 104. * tind

NOTICE — Members of the Cast-
legar Film Council are advised
that the Film Depot is at
Electronic Services, 140, Col-
umbia, Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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ONIONS WITHOUT
OFFENSE

A bit of onion nearly al-
ways enhances the flavor of all
complementary foods. You can
gave yourself a lot of tears, by
keeping a package of dehydrated
onion. soup on the shelf. Use it
to:

Take the flat taste away
from -creamed dishes by crush-
ing of the dried: soup,

NOTICE — C.W.L. Bake Sale,
Saturday, February 2nd at 2
p.m. in. the Castlegar Drug.

WANTED TO BUY—Used bad-
minton. racket in good - condi-
tion. Phone 2732, 15

“1 °~ GARD THANKS” :
We wish to thank the Vil-
Py :

a
and adding it to the creamed
dish while it is cooking. ~
Dissolve half a package of
onion soup in a cup of hot water.
and add it: to pot roast. _
Crush one-fourth of a cup
of dried soup and mix it with the
imeat for, meat _Joaf and.;meat

‘Add a half cup of the soup, to

lage of Ki i

and.employees, friends and neigh-
bours, and ‘a ‘special vote of
thanks’ to the civil defence in as-
sisting us during ‘the flooding of

our :
Mf.. and Mrs.. J, Kirby.

* Add one fourth of a cup of
dried onion soup to noodle ‘cas-
seroles and macaroni and cheese.

Add.one fourth of.a:cup of
dried onion soup to waffle bat-
ter when serving. the waffles
with hi d

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Canada ranks seventh in the
world in the production of steel,
has had in the period since just
prior to World War II the great-
est proportionate increase in pro-

world’s major steel producers. .

Have you read The
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Crush dried onion soup and
add-to a can of tomato juice and
let stand over night. Then strain.

Cook one teaspoon of dried
onion soup with potatees when
cooking for mashing,

Add a little onion soup to
beans before. baking.

Ws quick, just.empty from
the sack; it’s easy, no peeling and
erying and the cost is next to
nothing,

G. A, SUMNER

Naturopathic Physician

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The refugee Hungarian family of Bela Somagyl are

strange, enchanting world in their
Lions club of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Th

ina
new home provided by the
e children had never

seen an electric refrigerator before and couldn't get over the
fact that it kept food cold and fresh, “What's that?" was their

pel
she should know! At the ripe
young age of 79, Miss Laird is

Laird@’s words, expression lines
mean you've had enough sense
to live life to its fullest.

Here's another bit of advice
for 's: Good posture

still in the beauty less after
50 years, :

As long as you're alive, it’s
your duty to care how you look,
she admonishes: ‘And the older
you are, the more time you
should spend on yourself,

. The beauty expert has a stern
word for older women who make
themselves look even older by
applying two circles of.dry rouge
to a whitepowdered face. The
technique is for circus clowns.
For natural - looking makeup,
Miss Laird suggests a Ught col-
ored liquid rouge blended well
on the cheeks .so there is no line
of demarcation. Use light lip-
stick, and light green or grey-
blue eye shadow, but no face
powder.

‘|. And don’t be ashamed of those

lines on your facet” In Miss

takes years off a woman's ap
pearance. Walk like an old wa-
man and you'll look like an old
woman, Even if you have a
twinge of rheumatism and have
added a few inches to your hips,
there's no. excuse for walking
like a duck. Straighten up and
walk like a queen. After all,
says Miss Laird, every woman
is queen of her home — and
she should look and act the part-
‘Teachers,. too, have a great re,
sponsibility to look their best,
for they are with impressionab!
youngsters all day. .

Is it ever too late to improve
your, looks? Never! Take the
word of 79-year-old Rose Laird;
as long as there’s circulation in
your veins, you can be beauti-

ful — if you work at it!

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reaction when they first saw the washing machine. It was another
common Canadian appliance they had never seen before. Their
pew home is large and well equipped. :

Near the north shore of Lake Superior is ithe , hi ider 40‘ bel merely chily a
citizens who consider low merely chill}:
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