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ed ‘to” the? superstitious
people -of the world many,
many things (he:’ didn’t).

Entomologists figure there

Arrow Lakes Ferry «|| are 6,000 pests or potential peste
among the’ 700,000 varieties of

Service insects identified to date in Can- mony tho odd "a Better and

é . 4 safer: place to live sin by
ROBESON 20. ENGEWOOP ada, - a, ‘ great sacrifices for the  better-

10:00 a.m. Monday. ment of the human race (oh?).

A kinder, more intelligent man|
naney Service

never lived, atd I only
heaven I knew what he did.”
~ Towing - Barges
weighed your sociability: quoti-| against the bill of fare, it's two
anywhere on the Arrow ent and has found it.decidedly/to one for the bill every time,
Lakes below Cigar Store Indian level,| That menu is the ) greatest Cin=

‘Published Every’ Thursday at ‘The Crossroads of the Lore
CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA

VOL: 9, No. BY yt Se ss

21 1000 arches seamen

po See aT
THE WOODEN INDIAN LEA-|in no greater evidence than |' BOWMAN—To' Mr.. and Mrs.
GUE (Castlegar Division). when one eases one’s way into|Jobn ‘Bowman, July 15; a daugh-

You're a stolid, . stiff-limbed|the dining car of a passenger] ter, b
lot, Castlegarians, so let’ that be|train, (CPR type). In this gas- PALUCK — 'To Mr, and Mrs.
a firm slap on your: limp little|}tronomical arena, when _ one} Allan Paluck, Castlegar, July
fingers. The editorial: eye has|matches one’s pocket.” book|18, a son,

1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Leave Robson Whart

1:00 p.m. Friday.

PHONE 2901

AS. ane

bered days.
bered days.
pm 0

hoses allowed.

follows:

NO

‘Re: SPRINKLING RESTRICTIONS .

Even numbered houses shall sprinkle on even num-
Odd numbered houses shall sprinkle ow odd num- i
Sprinkling between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00.
Only ONE sprinkler per household and no open end
Penalties to be imposed as per By-Law No. 27 ‘are as
Not to exceed $100.00 ‘and costs or. in default not
, exceeding two months at hard fal

_BY ORDER
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
The Corporation Of The:

Tce

* §cort-

_ CANADA'S FINEST SHOES

McHALE

Latin . effer
end r

(other

‘Doubtless our reproving re-|than marriage) ever devised by
porter, as. he is to}man, Not only are there cooks,

and hweek- i
missed Tat

and
to eat the car, plus

tals from such shenanig: ans.

an English pub. The sudden ap-
of 193

a scribble when 193° Texans in any customers as desert, but the
full cry arrived with ‘the dust prices’ could (but don’t) include
and heat, but the local. ‘moun-] the cost of’ the yards of nap-|'
tains.and the 49th parallel have|pery of flatware.
tended to insulate us lesser mor-

The food is fine and the ser-
vice is good, of these I have no

I can remember that during] complaint, but I hate have to
the war two or: three, Americans! personally work so many young
Gust ordinary, 100% red-blooded|men through: college. So do a
he-type) would completely. ‘fill’| great many other people who

-|are not Texas millionaires.
though. I think

Canada.
is (there is

members of the Lone Star.Stat¢/the trains could serve. good
would: be nothing . less, than| meals at reasonable prices and
overwhelming. Those people|still make a profit, since they |’
weren't acting as if they were|would get more customers and
at a picnic. They were at a|make full use of their facilities.
picnic and in “Texas yet.’.Only|Mr. Thom. P. James, manager
the Sons of Freedom were bare-|of the S.D, and P.C. department,
ly able to save Castlegar for|states that passengers will con-

fer a favor by writing to “him

In case a third annexation about, the dining car service,

not too much.
This suit you, ed?

LETTER” DEPABR’
Service.

TMENT.
To the CPR, Dining Car

Pve been yattering to other yat-

about an. ealier effort-in 1812)|ters for years without any re-
and our stout friends are not on|sults. Now brace yourself fora
hand to confuse the invaders, favor, Mr. James.

we could have the local pipe} EXAMINATION ECHCES

band scare them off, while
blowing up a bridge or two and | people who are experts at say-
setting the station on fire as an ing nothing — at any length.
‘Jencore. At the same time our/The chemistry students on the
‘editor could lead a phalanx of|recent junior ex-

Politicians are not the only

well-trained handshakers to make} ams were asked to write a para-
the visitors feel at home, but] graph on ‘the work of Moseley,

a young’ English mathematician
and scientist, whose work in-

“pM GOING TO ‘WRITE A| fluenced only the world of pure

science,
One student wrote ‘as fol-
lows: (in large hand to fill the

The high cost of eating is|space), ‘Moseley made many

brilliant discoveries (one) and

IN CHURCH

St. Rita’s Church __

Rev. E. Brophy P.P.
Benediction at 7:00 p.m

7-8 p.m,

Masses at 8:30° and 10:30 dia
Conféssions Sat. 4-5 and

- . Specials “
. White’ Rain & Shampoo:
Cape. ... -- $1.29
. Lustre Cream Shampoo
$1.70 SPECIAL. $1.25

Colgate Tooth Paste’

59¢ SPECIAL 2 for 89c

ne ee call
Etch Wood. Halls, desis,

becomes a show piece panelled. in :

gamerooms ‘radiate hospitality. —
Yet Etch Wood’is inexpensive .'.. and.
= chard as hardwood. § ete

‘unless volunteers help

Jee arena arches worth al
total ‘of $21,000, may be endang-
ered: through warping | unless
volunteer labor can be rounded
up! to complete ‘carpenter work
within the coming days. Pro-
jects Society. officials ‘say.

The arches, which arrived
here. about’ ten days ‘ago, are
now resting ‘on the ground at
-the rink . site," However, the
ground is not level, and, the
huge arches: might easily’ warp
jn—wet weather...

tation of the arches

‘from ‘the railroad station to.the

wink. site created quite'a problem

-and:the public was quite thrilled
with the big job. /

The work at the rink now
is not -heavy and entails mostly
_the nailing of blocks. and boards,
but. a large number’ of workers
is needed. “There aré about 3,300
blocks to be nailed to the arch-

es now, and. after.
nailing of boards will be startet
‘About 30 to 35 men_ could
work of the site each day, from
dawn to. dusk. Even a_ short
hour spent at ‘the. site. in oe
will be app! So-
ciety spokesmen said. They said
that the Directors were quite |r
concerned. lest the. erection of| es,
the arches might: be (delayed,
which would” result in a poor
roof. It was. felt that after the
generous response’ of labor at
the preparation of. the founda-
tion, ‘a similar volunteer. effort
would again be. forthcoming.

19 Guides Gamp ‘Out
Near Deer Park;.:
Win. Badges, Prizes’

Stampeders’ Horsoplay| fx
_ Disappoints .Gubs =

Horseplay and dick ‘of! ee

-.> Castlegar: Cubs: walked away
‘with ‘an easy 21-3 win,.due,main-
ly to jthe. fact’ that the Stam-

' battery’: was. very poor.

" district
Lemeiy “aecompanicd. by
ae eae ‘spent a’ week’ in
pioneer” camp near Deer «Park
recently, The girls ‘worked for
their badges, cooked meals over.
an open .fire,;and had fun- with
costuming and hiking. ©
The group departed on July

'14 from‘: the Parish © Hall :' in

Castlegar in a bus loaned ‘by the.
Castlegar Co-operative “Trans-
portation: Soviety. After’a happy
and: scenic trip; the’ guides were
‘greeted’ at their destination by|
a heavy. downpour, ° which ” did

that ‘they ‘could’,not': put up a
worthwhile opposition, they is

not them ‘from
camp in ‘the true pioneer ‘spirit.
ymext day some. of: the
working on’ wood-
‘andl ‘pioneer badges under
le

Wide Range OF Prizes
For Giant Bingo
The prize ; list for the giant
ust 11, for. the benefit’ of the
is now. complete, It. includ-
“besides the ‘top prize” of
ers, , percolator,
mower, sp!

and | projéctor,..a.. hamper | of
*| groceries, a.radio, a set of lawn
chairs ete table, ang! ;tele-|.

‘Tickets for: the | game’ are

jects: ; Society,
are inited ‘to 2000,
halls’ at. the sane |
Hunphttes: ‘High’ Sehool are to
be ‘used, ‘and seating arrange-
.ments are already: well ‘in’ hand.

rounding’ out the ‘details ‘or mak-

ever, put. ‘on in the (district, and

trial bingos” two or-three nights
ae to ‘the: real thing -in order

sult.: from

$2,000 bingo to be-held on Aug- |!

ig
a suit of clothes, a movie .cam-|"
era complete. with ‘film, ‘screen, |-

Committees: are now. at work] —

advance * ticket sales indicate a pe

$1000, .a_tent,.a eae ‘toast- a

available” in Nelson and Trail ‘and’

Ltd. of New Westminster, will

t ick-
ground. The: Fosthall, built by: John Manly C om
replace

‘Westminster owners, the River Tug Co.
ug, the‘one ‘hundredth built by Manly,

returned: to’ its New
. The ne
will
and. will

“engaged :in towing logs. for the yall, avd

yy Jimi Donchella, assisted by

janned:
the .-tug. ampard and Louis“ Holuboft.

-,| Castlegar Sea Cadet

Leaves To. Join Navy.

“Radcliffe - (Citte) Churches, ||

a Chief.Petty Officer in the: Sea
Corps, left Castlegar ‘on

pday for ‘Vancouver, to. join

“Navy. :

After being sworn in at’ “Van-

Nows Columaist

FIt: is- felt’ here: that. “Clitte

wil be greatly missed ° nd BY, many

fripnds, especially. “the

Seung. people., Rive whom. he, has

greatly tive for: the ‘past
“yeky. 6

2 | biggest ‘problem: faced” by - thie
-| Village Commission: P

| the Commynity Centre’ ‘Project. |

| Cliffe spéke‘to'a number. of

about his| experi-

&

similar’ ‘increase is ie every "

inte a, aes (cen aera er
“In an effort: to: avoid this Magnificent last. fall, and his

problem parents -would  -be‘ad-| oniy. regret was that he was not

;| vised to “their, asked to any of the, Sea

Onlixyme- Tooth Paste SEE YOUR ENS SUPPLY DEATER: TODAY,
59c SPECIAL 2 for 89c || - BO cee: ene Be d
Bayers Aspirin & M.: of’ : Seen Se @ Wey re

Mag. SPECIAL 79c ENS w= 2 5S wel ee

°
St. -Joseph’s Chapel
° Rev. E. ‘Brophy PP. ~
Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 am.
i Confessions Sat. 4-5 p.m.

| .. “Sommers Slander Suit |
Postponed Till: Fall.

ty eae
Ba trttttitais gn

“MADDOCKS SHOE STORE

PHONE 3641.

Pentecostal.
* Tabernacle

Sunday School — 10:00 am. °
* Morning Worshij
Evangelistic —

7:30 p.m.

p.m. %
Everyone Welcome

11:00 am.
330 p.m.

Prayer and Bible Study, Wea.

Young Peoples, Friday 7:30

-Wildroot Cream Oit
SPECIAL 2: for 54c

PITTS’
Rexall Drug
Prescription “Specialists
PHONE 4231 .
DAY . or ‘NIGHT.

Community Bible:
Centre’

| Val

FROM NOW ON OUR STORE WILL, BE OPEN’ ALL
DAY... WEDNESDAY & CLOSED ON.
AFTERNOONS

LUMBER. &

‘VANCOUVER — Mr. ‘Suse
tice’‘A:*M. Manson stalled the
slander suit of former lands

rdinister “Robert Sommers'-unti? |**

September when ‘he’ ruled Tues-
day .against an ‘application to
require him to answer a: state-
ment of ‘defence by David Stur-
dy, a Vancouver lawyer... :
The long court vacation

guides’ slept’on the beach after;
a hilarious Campfire and Grand
Parade.

Prizes ‘for costumes were: as
follows: :; most, ‘original, . Lennie
Morey’ as .Mrs. ‘Biffie; best dres-
sed,.. Barbara Martin as, Miss |’

with nose and ear plugs., These
devices tend to pptevent water
from

Cadet. .Corps’ in -the Kootenays
in order, :t0. further interest .in

areas.: about eae an drum.
. If..infection.does :Fesult,, the
child should not be: to

that of
Chief Petty Officer, is the high-
est attainable for’ a‘Sea Cadet.

swim and: the advice of a phy-
sician should ‘be ‘sought, $

of -Cliffe’s friends

Hyson as a ‘provocative baby. .:
* Prizes earned at camp were;
best’ all-a

period ends in
:  Mr,, Sommers is~ suing Mr.
Sturdy for slander over state-
ments: made in connection - with
the former. minister's ‘operation

Martin; most° improved, Sharon
most

helpful, Sharon. Sanft. Hiker’s
badges, were won by Berne Jean

‘of his department."

‘amd | Hesketh; Li

Harmston, : Beverley: Hyson, and | on
Jeannette . King.. Hostess : badge
was-won by Dawn Waldie. Sec-
ond ‘class. badge went ito’ Linda

on ~Saturday. evening, Among
those; present... were former
school ‘chums Earl Ct

First Honors. In Govl. Bam:

\? Gattierine Péllegrin, a SHHS
student,” emerged.. with topbhon-
ors from the / government , uni-
versity’

off, N. Gleboff,, “D. ‘Graham, R

held : this *

Fred Sime Jim Proud,

Martin,: and : First. Casi Swim-

Dunlop, _Wendy: Seaton,” Sharon’

ming? to Sheryl. “Andersen and
Patsy ‘Morey: #

Rorestry. (aes camp iat
the. lake, «
(Cliffe’s younger brother

points: were paar “hienet in
the school,

“The -: highest average! last
year was’ that of. Geoffrey Pin-
cott,: with ” 84.9:

K

Koochin, “A. Labentsoff, H. La-
bentsoff, A. LeRoy,..B. Mather,
W...MacCabe, C. Pellegrin, H.
Plotnikoff, J. Proud, W.. Ram-

é say LE _Roberton, J. Romaine, Be
sunday, in the Legion Hall.) Ys Dy >

10:30 am. Sunday School. See . ae - a 3
remenko and Co. ||, #cs.=.""" Ss ee
: Wednesday, 7:00 Young People’s} | - L OMFORT. 4 [—_ «| 5s

. |. Prices’ Effective July 27 ‘and 2828 rhitcnee tas ee eelay and : ere eae fo mite 8 at é

PICNICS, cmoked, Prayer meeting at 51 Colum-
_ shankless, : half..or whole bia Ave.

Church of: Jesus Christ

Of Latter Day
Seige ce ay Saints SEE . . ..Our Materials of Seulp-
/ Mwin Rivers Hall. iq

Fe gelesciet “tured, Flocked or Printed Nylon

Ie: ne “97¢ 3 |] ~ “in Pastel Shades. 45" wide and-
- DELMAR ‘asi Lutheran Services Priced a+ low ax $1.00 to. $2.00
Every second and fourth Sun-|[-

day, 3:00. p.m. in St Alban’s t hoy

Anglican Church, Castlegar. <-.. ,

Gordon: is also.a member of the
Sea Cadet Corps, and - presently
ne ‘a. course in: gunnery: “at
Stadacona’ near Halifax>..
cessful completion of, the. a
‘will ‘earn Gordon $100 plus all
expenses _ Other: , than

OF ‘our sToRE. | — =

Catherine plans to attend |?

Ue"! school totokesmen say that: sev-
eral: cole for: hi

WIENERS,
- Ibs.

‘Her’
si biology . and science, i
plane. to Sy Oe ee cs Se

ee Printed: Cotioim ‘in jight or dork’
pi shades, ‘suitable: for _ Skirts::o8 sat
a Drestes,: mara ntoaaiin at,

FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS ‘for: rant 3

_ ‘LINCOLN |. NYLONS

a. new. shipment just ar- -
rived in: latest summer .
shades. ~

Dunlop, .V.. Elasoff,..
TAS Fornelli,: H.; Gieb-

“SHOE DEPT.
SUMMER SANDALS t
for ladies. Seé our. darge ship at Seo pms

51 By 5 den. ‘Clear ct
Pair 199 $1.19 $I 35 £5: $2.95 3 =, $3.95 : ‘Presbyterian Church
ee Kinnaird, Sunday Worship
‘LOVABLE BRAS iy oar . t: | 11:00 am.
a new.s hipment of satin, . Children’s : Mr. G. ‘MeWillie, B.A. |.
nylon _and:-cotton bras ‘is)s SANDALS & OXFORDS

~The :Anglican Church

; Saturday night Bree He ‘was
: M ‘for :.trial |

-| Wright;’pl
grancy. ‘prought’ Motor’, Vehicle Act. ‘The case is

a: seven-day” jail? term ° to. Peter_| fo: if
1d Forks, - who

$1.95 and $2.95"

"$1. 00 and. $1.50 cach
SUMMER DRESSES.
TO.,CLEA\

in wonder silk & rates
Reduced. by % to %

Men’s SCAMPERS
for ‘summer_ comfort

Sunday, ‘July 29

Reduced .to :
$5.95 and). $6.95.-:

2.9 an, ‘Family Se

Of Canada.“

Castlegar 8 am, om am. rye
| Family Service. MA
- Kinnair:

‘|eross the. narrow bridge at the
same time. Traffic was fed uP

| for cuits a wile: =

n Pass Creek bridge
it night, int which a car: ‘and’ a

éd. ata‘ high level by: the stu-’ -
dents, a fact. that was especially

view: of ‘the ‘split
shift which: had:to-be introduced
before the oa of the