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Thursday: April 9, 1953. CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. Page 5

Spred Safin and Glidden
PAINTS

Sash — Door and Cabinet Making:

KOOTENAY BUILDERS
and. Suppliers:

Castlegar Highway

Phone 3006 .

ai P ARIS YW

means

TOP QUALITY
in

Work Boots:

WE HAVE THEM
IN ALL SIZES
6” — 8” — 10” TOPS

New Auto Court Opons

'|On Highway Near. Here

There are now three auto, courts
along the highway between
Castlegar and Kinnaird.’ The
third of these:: establishments
opened this week when Robert

fe ‘ _| Hunter officially opened his Ce-

dar Crest Motel for the convien-

a half mile, north,
daries' of

beside they 5
Castlegar, | ©

available - for Suesto during the

is Elies's Auto Court Which open-
ed for business a few weeks ago.

“The four’ ‘units of “the Cedar
Crest Motel, construction of which
was mostly done by Mr. Hunter,
himself with local. firms handling
the wiring’ and. plumbing, each
have their’ own and

PAR THLECTRIG" "
GLASSHEAT *
DEALER

shower, and automatic propane
finish is of two

ience of i
A $12,000 ‘project begun last
June, the new motel has four,
self-contained, three room units
and is located on the. Castlegar -

;| Trail highway just south of the

Twin Rivers Motel which opened
for business last summer. About

NEW CELGAR

MANAGER APPOINTED

~ VANCOUVER — Appointment

of Charles B, Dunham, of Fort

Alberni, as Director of Forest Op-
for

over one’s face. I have tried to
point out that there must be other
less-painful ways of getting res-
ults, but no, that would be just
too

Company winiten na Celgar
Development Company Limited
‘was announced last week by Mr.
Me w. Mackenzie, Executive Vice-
for the two

Mr. Dunham, a graduate of the
University of British Columbia in
Forest Engineering, has been as-
with Bloedel, Stewart

“LOGGERS!
You Need Our

PARIS GAULK BOOTS

10” OIL TAN UPPERS

Olher Work Boots For Men
$5.95 to $10.95

MADDOCKS

‘SHOE STORE

PHONE 3641

FISHING DAYS
ARE HERE

Fisherman’s Supplies

"Casting and Trolling Reds.
$6.75 to $15.00
Airex “Spinster” Spinning Reel-. . Si7. 50
“Johnson” Spinning Reel ...... $45.95

- “Whirlavay” Spinning Reel . ... $27.50

Complete with Glass, All-Purpose Roa
Dry or Wet Flies,: Spinning Lures, Plugs

See Us'For Ail-Your-
FISHING: NEED

Welch Company Limited and its
successor, MeMillan - Bloedel,
Limited, since 1933.

A native of Philadelphia, he
came to British Columbia as a
child and recieved his primary
and secondary education in Van-
couver. After qraduating from
U. B.C, in 1931, he served with
the British Columbia Forest Ser-
vice for two years before bécom-
ing associated with Bloedel, Stew-
art and Welch. He is married and
has two sons and a daughter.

Mr, Dunham will be located in
Vancouver.

$25 Million Saved For
Canadians Because Of
Guest Parson’s Remark

A chance remark of a parson
visiting Canada, saved the people
of Canada $25,000,000 a year says
the April issue of the Printed
‘Word, a monthly publication of
Johnston, Everson and Charles-
worth in Toronto and Montreal.

‘The reference is to the recently
abolished excise stamps on cheq-
‘ues in Canada,

By the way,.I attended the
P.T.A. meeting last night, One of
the things I like best about at-
tending meetings is that when
they are adjourned, it is usual for
lunch to be served, But please
don’t let me leave the impression
that is my sole reason for attend-
ing. It was all very interesting,
and I especially enjoyed the hu-
morous and entertaining story of
Mr. Smith's travels through
Europe.

Oh yes, just before closing, I
would like to leave a special mes-
sage for Mr. E.G.O, Surely he
can’t be serious in believing I
could possibly agree with the
nonesense he wrote a couple
weeks ago. Why, Mr. E.G.O.,
where is your chivalry? Have you
forgotten it’s Spring? You know,
if you would only realize it, we
don't want to be placed on ped-
estals, nor even thought divine—
only a smarter counterpart, please
of your “super-sex.””

MUIRHEAD
AGENCIES
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE
AND CASUALTY

INSURANCE
PHONE 4341

“Canada had a tax on
for so long that everyone took it
for granted,” the article says.
“That is, until, a small cheque
was handed to a venerable’ arch-
deacon from Buffalo, N.Y., who
expressed surprise at such an im-.
post.”

“The Printed Word, ever wil-
ing to rail against taxes, in May,
1952, commented on the absurdity
of continuing such a levy and
was; possibly, the first publicat-
ion so to do since Mr. Abbot was
a school Pay. The Canadian,
of
ated the as in its formal nie!
sentation to |the minister of fin-
ance. Maybe others took up the
ery, and for once, the department
of finance was compliant.”

/“There are people,” the ace

“hwho are
nce of men of the cloth,
an instance of chance
remark of. a arson, and a visit-;
ing one at that, saving the people
of Canada $25,000,000 a year.

THE LATEST IN

Leisure Jackets:

FOR MEN:AND BOYS}

SHOOTH
In Looks
TOPS:
In Wear. ,

. AFTERNOON
- REFLECTIONS

“By Gladys Collinson

week but shortage of space pre-

To Mrs. Collinson and ‘her::
ers go our apologies for the dela;

Do you know what I heard the
very first thing this morning? No,
it wasn't a robin — it was a chip-
munk. Now I know for’sure that
it is Spring.

He must have beer..one of thbse
very thrifty fellows one hears
about, because as I struggled
through to consciouness, and look-

(This column ‘was subniltted last ae
vented publishing it till this wees, |-"

_Gouchman

Collinson -
Agencies Ltd,
FIRE — AUTO
LIABILITY
Accident,— Sickness
INSURANCE

ee! :BHONE ‘2921

tone stucco and the interior of
fire-resistant wallboard,

A unique feature of the new
auto court is the private concrete
swimming pool which will be

LS
, Ee %,
| CONTRACTING’ REPAIRS’
COLIN, PETTS

Corner Maple and ‘2nd,

PHONE 4516.

For Sale

Beiween 30 and 40 Acres
In The Village of Kinnaird
IDEAL FOR SUBDIVIDING
PRICED TO SELL

COUCHMAN FOWLER

& COLLINSON: AGENCY
PHONE 2921

Canada's First Bank
WONKING WITH CANRDIANS

tm EVERT WALK OF LOE
SUMCE U8I7

a a a a a ean

: al
The News
FOR SALE — We have a lovely

variety of flowers for any occa-
sion. Nielsen's, Kinnaird, P3-13

Classifieds

FOR RENT — > In Kinnaird, No

IN CHURCH

The United Church
Of Canada °

2 room
Close to everyining Write Box
3)

FOR SALE — 2 room. cabin on
one lot in Castlegar. Partly
furnished. Apply W. Okum, Box
575, Castlegar. P3-13

576, C C8-15

FOR RENT — Three room suite
at Maple | and Seventh. Apply
Box 373, C P3-L

FOR SALE — Manure for your
Garden, Phone 3493. P7-12
FOR SALE — Two bedroom
houre. Apply H. Kellogg, corner
Fifth and Main. P3-13

Reserve April 16th for, ue
P.T.A,Concert. — . 13

FOR SALE — Grey caine
In excellent condition. Mrs, B.
.Rourke, Box 457, Costlenars

FOUND — On path from Castle
Crescent to C.P.R. station, one
brass key, No, 2586, Owner may
claim by paying for this ad. at
Castle News Office. C3-13

for20 a.m, — Sunday School

7:15 p.m. — Hymn Song and
Service of Worship.

Kinnaird

Every Sunday at 12:30 Service of

Worship.

Robson
First & Third Sundays at 11 a.m,
St. Rita’s Church
Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 11

o'clock,
Sunday

WANTED TO RENT — In Cas-
tegar District. Reliable adults
will pay good rent for 5 or 6
room house. Permanent tenants.
Box 598, Castlegar. C3-13

FOR SALE — 18 ft; three quar-
ter cabin. cruiser. 6 h.p. Grey
motor, What offers. BE Romaine,
Deer Park, B.C. -P3-14

WANTED TO RENT — Four or
Five room house, by May .7
. Phone Maddocks, 3651 or on

FOR SAL tial Lots
50°x103’. yea W. W. Plotni-
koff, Box 9, Castlegar or Phone
4547, P3-15

FOR SALE — McLary “Escort”
coal and wood range, 2 years
old. Five tube Crosley table
model battery radio, Coleman
gasoline iron, All. reasonably
priced, ‘Phone 3257, Castlegar.
G. L. Smuin, P3. 715

“Wrong Pruning ruins trees,
You can now have fruit trees, etc.

30 p.m.
Gonteeshonss Saturday evening at
130
Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.
St. Joseph’s Chapel

Sunday Mass, 10 a.m.

Gospel Hour -
\ Twin Rivers Hall
Every Sunday — Breaking of
Bread 10 a.m.
Sunday School —- 11:30 a.m,
Gospel Hour — 7:30 p.m.

pruned by an expert at
prices, For Free Estimates on any
small or large jobs, Phone 4568 or
write Box 576, Castlegar., C3-14

Community Bible

Centre
*U

SITUATION WANTED — Young
efficient: woman with small
child would like to care for

Jess home for man with

FOR SALE — 1 large white ena-,-

- mel,McLary Charm Range. Ap-
ply: E. Conroy, Castlegar. C1-15

small. children around Castle-
gar, Available April 20, Write
Box 38, Sanueets: ‘ PL -15

FOR SALE — One’ ‘Underwood
~ portable model, typewriter,
" Only a year old. Price $60. R.
.- Bechthold, Kinnaird: jy P3-15

FOR RENT — 2 room cottage at
- Kinnaird.: Phone 2061, Onstle-
gar or write Box 272, i Rebeon
3-1

“HOUSE FOR RENT — New four
* room “and ‘bath, Victor Quid-
ing, Blueberry, Creek, pet oe

..NOTICE - — CWL Card Party
for Kootenay Society for Handi-
capped, Children in Parish Hall,
Friday,’ April 17, beginning at
8:00 p.m. C1-15

FOUND — Set of keys,in front
of Maddocks Shoe Store. Own-
er-may claim by Lees for
* this ad, “15

LOST — Black Labrador Re-
triever with white patch on

WANTED TO BUY.— Chest of
of drawers, or. Dresser, Apply
Box 566,: Castlegar.

© .: 2376, Castlegar.

chest, Anyone knowing where-
abouts of this dog please phone:

“THE PAY-LESS FOOD | PLAN EXTENDS ro

Sunday school, Sundays at 11
a.m, Classes for young people of
all_ages. :

Local Radio Fans
Urged To Help In
Golting Omar Back

Castle Theatre  {AvEWITH

FREDAY and SATURDAY —

Radio in the Castl

est, the fortunes of Omar Blond-
ahl, ex Trail radio station anoun-

cer,

Interested Trail residents have
inserted an ad in the Trail news-
paper reading “Omar Blondahl.
CJAT obliged to fire him. Public
Opinion could rehire him, Write
now to the manager of CJAT and
express your opinion, This notice
paid for by a group of citizens in-
terested. in hearing Omar back on
the air." ~
Mr, Blondahl, who won a wide

with his impromptu and witty
emceeing of the “Daybreak Spe-
cial” shaw, every morning, was
relieved of his’ duties when, he
used a good portion of his time on
the air one morning to telling his
listeners what he thought of a
certain Union who insisted he
should pay dues to them.

His most: ardent fans are now

district are following with inter-|,

air following in the Trail district,| ©

THE BATTLE THAT SET THE
ARIZONA TERRITORY FREE!

PLUS THE = BOWERY BOYS ”

“LET'S GET TOUGH"

Shows at 6:30 and 9 p.m.BOTH EVENINGS

MONDAY and TUESDAY

the to get
“Omar back on the air.” He has
not been :reinstated as yet.

Lutheran Services °

Services to be held in Anglican
Church every first and third Sun-

‘| day at 3:00 p.m.

Service, 7:30
p.m, A Service for the family.
Above service in the Legion Hall,
Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs-'
days, 7:45 p.m. ‘and’ Young .Peo-
ple's  Fellowhip,. Fridays, 7:30
p.m. atthe home of Mr. and pets
Fred E,

Anglican Church

Sunday, April 12
Castlegar — 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Robson — 11 a.m,

Kinnaird — 4 p.m.

All’ are conavally invited to
these services.

Presbyterian Chuck =
Services in the Church every
3p Sunes: at 11:15.a.m,

A. MacKellar, Minister

ail Gospel Service
(In Coronation Hall)

noyer and F, Clemo, ,
10 am. — Sunday School.
7:30 p.m. —- Evangelistic,

day, today and forever.”.

Co-Workers — Misses J, Pen-

‘Jesus -Christ, the same yester-

‘Photo Studio:
FINEST QUALITY ©
SERVICE

B. HUBER
Box 522 Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.C.

IT WAS SHOCKING!-
=the first time'a. woman doctor dared __

- to crash a man's world!. . .
- the first time she dared to ride |

RTHUR ~ GARY:

KENNEDY: MERRILL |

Shows at 7.and 9 ae

WAITRESS
~ WANTED

Apply
RIGBY’S

Coffee Shop

Can uN
-K. A. Morrow.-
- OPTOMETRIST
“ Suite 3 — Post Office Bldg.

Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MON, — WED. — SAT.

— For Appointments) —

Mon.-Wed.-Sat Phone 2581
*. Other Days Phone 3182

yp

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
_ Shows at i eae Dm.

VAN JOHNSON’ “PATRICI NEL
LOUIS CALHERN SIDNEY BLACKMER

~ Live The May Millions Of Families In “Canada And

United States Are Living. To-Day
—THE FOOD PLAN WAY=

RESIDENTS OF THIS. DISTRICT

THE PRIVILEGE OF

* PURCHASING YOUR FOOD AT SAVINGS OF UP. TO 35 PER CENT WITH REFRIGERATED SERVICE
_AT: YOUR DOOR: ORDER YOUR MEAT, PERISHABLES AND GROCERIES, THE; ECONOMICAL, MOD-
ERN WAY. A VERY SMALL DOWN PAYMENT PUTS a SUPERMARKET IN YOUR HOME

“SAVE AS COUNTLESS FAMILIES. ARE DOING fe oe eee ee

Upto $50 Per Month — -Use Geupon at Right to Get Full Details

- Pay les Food Plan. Hae

STYLED

For Comfort

ed out the window—mainly to
tell him to pipe: down—lI noticed
he was sleek and fat and chirpy
as all get-out, just like he hadn't
_[been hibernating all winter. I
wont tell you what he said, ‘cause
that was a secret, but I can tell
you he was mighty happy about
ie ?

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Please’ send me ‘full particulars of your Food Plan. It
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MEN’S — $11,45'to $12.75.

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Now, in my opinion, there is no
nicer way to gyeet the morning
than to the song of a meadow-
lark: However, the chattering of 2

= ‘heap a. bande
list rf out-of-.
with the blaring of the radio — * town vumbers ©

“Till T waltz. Again With You"— : sais Cat fretiieah
% Steg
which I-really ‘like, or even to : : eee q =
Omar with his “Spring-time ‘in
Smolensk.” \

That of course js preferable a ig =
again to the cdld-water method . 7 y
which a couple: fellows in our ) BRITISH COLUMBIA,
house seem to think is the ac-

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cepted way of bringing the house- aoe : comrany Se
hold to life, or of fighting to get Pa “ aN

your -breath through a pillow
which is placed none tao gently