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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

‘Thursday, May 6, 1954

°

=ROCKETGAS—

FOR

| Cooking — Water Heating

House Heating — — Clothes Drying
. “PS FAST - CLEAN - ECONOMIC.

McKay é Stretton ltd.

Your Home Planning Cen
NELSON, B.C.

532 Baker St. Phone 1555

fecvonciahy

2 MILLION CANADIANS USE THE B of A,

money
. When: you ‘ask
foc a loan at the Bof M,
you do novask 2 favour.
| For business and peysonal needs, people
in every walk of Vite, with. steady aoe
‘ canes: stow at theBof Matthelow- * -
‘4 est-rates—27¢ a month for’ a:$100 loan; °
repayable_in 12 monthly jstalments
* Cequals 67% interest per annum). If)
ye ition is sound, there's -
money for you at the B of Ms

OF MONTREAL

fk

'Cinanes Fusr : Bah... wountne With can aaa ‘event ‘WALK OF LIFE SINCE In?

-|ees families are happier and pro-

Castlegar Branch,

- | EID CASSERLY APPOINTED

Discontinued Lines’ i

BEAUTY SKIN -
Gowns... . + $3. 29.
Panties : Ree ce

Nylon Sis - $3.79.  SLAGKS.-
Other Slips . $2.69 Only ...... $5.95

Mav, Safely Month
At Cominco Plants

Safety steals the spotlight at
Cominco in May. For thirty-one
days The Consolidated Mining and
Smefting Company's. 7,900 }em-
ployees will be working to make
Safety Month .the safest ever.
They have an all-time record to
preak this year. In 1953,- Safety
Month saw only six-lost- time ac-
eidents -at: all-operations, >);

J. B, Biker, Supervisor-of Com-
inco’s Safety and Hygiene .De-
partment, in announcing Safety
Month,. said, ‘We are not inter-
ested in setting records for the
sake .of records. alone.- ‘That is
rot the spirit behind «a: safety
We are in
setting records because they.mean
human suffering has been cut
down, less pay lost, our employ-

duction is maintained.”

‘The employee force is engaged
in all phases of. metal mining,
smelting and refining as well a
ani

Commissioners Give
$75 To Legion Band

t in new enti v in-

construction in Canada in 1953|creased by 10 percent, while sins
was valued at $1,062,000,000, an in new

: increase of 35 percent over, 1952. {equipment showed no inerease
In the same period investment in over 1952.

” A request for a‘ jon to.the
Salvation Army. was turned down

and a $75 grant to the Ci
Legion Band was authorized ‘at
the regular Castlegar village com-
mission meeting Monday evening.
In. their. letter!:of appeal, the
Salvation Army admitted they re-
ceive: an; annual grant from. the
Kinnaird-Robson-Castlegar “Wel-
fare and Recreational Society but
asked for further funds to support
thelr social institutions. 1
Harry

whet is also president of the K.R.C.
said the K.R.C/:grants the Salva.
tion “Army. $150'each year. /Al-
though the Army representatives
have claimed this ‘does.not cover
the expenses of the welfare work
the Army performs: in this ‘dis-
trict, ‘Mr.i Sommers said he knew
of no instances where ‘the; Army
has given social help in‘this: dis-
trict. The K-R.C. has its own ‘Wel
fare Committee,.'under the; man-
tt of the Lillian ‘Killough

of
chemical fertilizers, The majority
work at Trail and Kimberley,
Cc

Chapter 1LO.D.E,, which looks
after, welfare cases: locally: : *

BC. opera-
tions are also located at Riondel,
B.C., Calgary, Alta,,. Tulsequah,
3.C., and Yellowknife, N. Ww. T.
“Safety Is Your "isa

the K.R.C.. and ‘the ‘village com-
mission “through no fault of:their
own" are:not'spending enough of
their at home, The mo-

familiar slogan around Cominco.
At individual plants, safety score-
boards are watched with interest
all year round. Now, special
scoreboards are joining the ‘per-
manent reminders for May cam-
paign.:: Group. and: individual
prizes are at stake, First aid com-
petitions. are under way. Safety
inspectors are .unveilin:
micks” designed to make safe-
ty.a conversation piece ¢in their.
departments,
» Cominconians at home and on
the job are putting Safety, First!

BUILDING INSPECTOR’ FOR
VILLAGE OF KINNAIRD

Ed Casserly, Kinnaird carpen-
ter, has been appointed building
inspector for the -village of Kin-
naird, the village, office announ-
ced this week:
In his new post which is “ef
fective. immediately, Mr. Casser-
ly-will issue building permits. in

‘projects to ensure they are pro-
ceeding in- accordance ‘with th:

-CA poem read by Mrs. Hett-at
the Jast meeting: of ‘the. Robson
Evening Group W.A. The poem
appeared-in’a farm: publication
and the author is anonymous.)
My daughter ii isa glamor girl

DRESSES. AT ry 25% DISCOUNT

ig in the city.
She needs lots of titzy clothes
And I need lots of pity.

For oh, her choice is never mine,

I'm plump .and forty - three.

She sends it home to me.

SUMMER

GCATRLOGUE
Onder ect. cnd en om gem

The whole family SAVES HERE

FATON'S ORD

PHONE 2361 COLUMBIA AVE. °. CASTLEGAR

: (My father was'a Scot)
So I am on the spot. 7

“And even minor’ scandals. :
In shorts and silver sandals. i
At taffeta. of rainbow hue
On daughter may look sweet,
Tve ironed Sut eat each ‘pleat ve
And ask; my grinning better
‘ half
How dol look in: stripes,

‘Is simply one -word, "Yipest’. H

arn,
The old cow Idoks askance.
“in fuschia velvet. pants,
I know F ought-to call-them slacks
But that’s the part that's tough;
The pants my daughter sends to
Are never slack enough. ..)..
I know. I look ridict :
And stil! it strikes’ me funny.
I used to long for glamor things
But never had the money.; |‘
And now I've got a closet full,
Eneugh to clothe a harem,
Of evening gowns and hand-me-

, downs F
And I’m too fat to wear ’em.-,
The snowshoe hare of northern

“to super

“gim-|-

the ‘village and, inspect building}.

‘And when she’ tires of the stuff

I cannot ‘throw good clothes away

‘The younger.children all are boys

I fear Iam the cause ‘of sites

When I go out to. feed ‘the pigs

But when to suit my. waistline’s
néeds

His answer, brief and to the point,

The barn cats ereep creep beneath: the

‘When I come to do the chores

Canada goes through an unvary-
ying, ten-year cycle from near ex-

tion. to- refuse. the request was,

passed unanimously.

Shortly . after.,.Gus Leitner
-and. Ls. V.

members of the Castlegar Legion

Band, called in to request a don:

ADULTS _ 250

PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE

STANLEY HUMPHRIES P-TA

pes Show

- High School Auditorium *

SATURDAY, MAY 15

Afternoon —3to5 pm Evening 7 to 9 pan.
CHILDREN & ‘STUDENTS — 10s

‘EXHibrTION OF...

:SCHOOLWORK — ADULT noo - STUDENT
HOBBIES — CURIOS — ANTIQUES.

tion from. the village for. assis

expenses,
“The, bandsmen, pointed out, they
have no other :means..of support
than. the- donations given them
locally and expressed .thanks for
the board’s generosity inthe past.
A donation of $75 to the band,
which was the sum donated last
year, was j. approved, -: i

ary-Sey he.
Suctlo iét WHIRLWIND *
will do these things for your lawn-

in any condition, allowing | tende:
ci grass to breathe and ghrive.
2. Mulchify dippings. into fine: humus *
forthe turf, f
3. Trim under low shribbary and close
to trees, walls, fences, atc,
4. Cut on both’ forward and backward
trovelen in
Come.in and this dependab
‘work-gaving in mowe

feu

Trail, _ > Fhone BR.

ance 15 | Se

Paes

On Plum!

BG 2

Fit

; Watt 9 or. Bight Hand °

1. Cut-grats and weeds of any ‘height, | |:

{stta. .50$ §

Caitlegaé’ "Phone 4531 |

site's
te with ty mr lier and. Waste and

15"x18” Qhina Hand Basin with 4 inch

ee ane ‘Plug; 14-inch P ‘Trapy Chrome Supply

coupled ‘fo
ao

Ss. PIECE WHITE BATHROOM SET .

A Grade Fixturés ‘complete to floor

iene near
$189.50 Colored — $15
MUREAY 42” ?

Gahbiriet Sink :

¢

SOL PIPE. and. ‘[EITTINGS | ‘
FAIRBANES-MORSE. PUMPS and
IRRIGATION. Sree

MOTORISTS

KNOW THE | 'TRAFEIC

. RULES: AND’ OBSERVE ©

Highway ‘Safely Is Everybody's: Business: ana Everybody's Responsibility

‘CYCLISTS

TRAFFIC RULES APPLY
‘TO YOU TOO. YOUR
VEHICLE 1S SMALL, BUT
RESPONSIBILITY GREAT

PEDESTRIANS
SIDEWALKS & PEDEST-
RIAN CROSSINGS ARE.
THERE FOR YOUR -PRO-
TECTION — USE; THEM.

N INSERTED IN THE PUBLIC . INTEREST

Thureday, May 6, 1954.

CASTLE NEWS, Caetlegar, B.C.

Page 9. 7

- The News’

TEN WORDS: YOR Sito THREE ‘INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE 1087 WILLY'S: SEDAN, MOTOR

F TWO —

Classified’

PHONE 3031

|For Sale or Trade’

For Sele

For Rent

12:
cash or will trade for 5 to 7 hg.
cutboard © motor.’ See Steve

‘BUILDING - LOT, APPLY G.
Manarin, Kinnaird, B.C... P3-16

‘ARM FOR’ SALE. APPLY ‘C.
rs Glade, B.C. * P3-16

across from C.P.R. Depot. Box
637, Castlegar, P3-1i

ie Rooms, Mr. Babaeff suggested a

Kinnaird fan Geis .
$200 For Suggestion

Fred :Bafheff of Kinnaird is the
witner of a $200 suggestion plan

Castle. Theatre

SAVE WITH.
A Thriftpass

award at The’ C d Min-
and, Smelting Company. When
working in Cominco's Zinc Tank

SUITES, ROOM AND BOARD.
McC) House,

Hooteney, Building Supply.

lst. "Avenue,. Oth. Street.- Back of

In Memoriam:

LUMBER — A. Keyes His bene
Creek, B. C.. Ww

‘FOR! SALE .—..4 ‘room ‘house tin
Kinnaird on highway. °1' acre
land; garage. and* chicken’ bat
$4500. . Phone! 9298 2.)

‘BEFORE YOU ‘BUY’ PLASTIC /
. Pipe check our new low ‘price
+ list effective iApril 15: —.;Col-
* umbia? Sue 02 Front saa

‘97 HP, 4° CYLINDER ' EVIN-
ryde outers Motor $100.00.

, bet Fowler, Phone
+ P1-18

from, ferry. Phéne 3118,

SEMI MODERN UNFURNISHED
house at. Robson, two: miles husband and daddy, ' Ralph, who

3-18 | P

“In loving memory- of a dear

passed away May 7, 1953,
It's: hot: the: tears'at the t

-| alleyways, Easier installation and

track and surface board
arrangement in: the ‘tank room

lower’ track costs were: cited ‘by
the Suggestion Plan Committee in
announcing the award.) >
iCyril: Ward, 1445+ Stewart Se
t| Trail, a

rie range" and’ éttier’ facilities.
Apply "A, Eremenko & Co,

3° OR 4 ROOM SUITES NEAR
High School. Phone 3327, P1-18
TWO'ROOM SUITE WITH BATH,
.Phone 3967. 146: Sevond Ave.
3-1

4 oi

4 ROOM HOUSE, ELECTRIC
hot. water, garden plot. . fruit
trees,. Apply, - Fred: Eremenko,

‘HARMONY: SPANISH G
Almost ;new.. Very. 1 cura

next’ to theatre..."

TWO ROOM;: FULLY : MODERN
furnished house. in : Castlegar.
Electrically - heated. water, In-
sulated, Phone’ 4568, ;

SELLING OuT!! Everything from
49 Ford to kitchen sink, ‘The
‘ Personal © Shopper,
» Phone (2S8B00oKE LCL 18

‘SIN “TREADLE SEWING
i ines $20; ‘Kitchen Range.
Algd!*' winddws “and -* frames,
Cheap. Apply F. Howes,’ ‘ith,

nings. 00... PLB

MODERN 3. BEDROOM: HOUSE,
Hineind: Apply Box ‘410, Castle
lews 3

For Rent or Sale ©

Ave.)
RAMs ay R818

{BEDROOM /SUETE,, ; UFFET,
As feltehen Stove, Oi ‘stove, ‘Elec:
: ic.» Washer & Fridge. Apply,
Rapes’ Variety. sree PIB

Th Bh see Ot Cention: BC. S:

3 ROOM HOUSE “ON LARGE
lot, Upper Bench, Kinnaird. Ap;

3-16

Wanted to Rent’

IN SPITE OF ADVERSE WEA-
er conditions,* ‘we, wal ave

: bigger selection :.of

op and

WANTED TO. RENT — 4 or 5
‘¥oom: house in Castlegar. Ap-
x G47, Castlegar,

MODERN APARTMENT, ELECT-

‘torn,
C3-18 aut: the’ semret tears in the after

4 i C8RT F

i C3-17}.

TWO. MODERN .APAR’ TMENTS, | |
oné furnished, Phone 4268,'eve- |"

3-16 | '$5,
iy {sl

shed”
That ‘tell of the hearts: that: are

And the’ sorrow that’ is! silently

bol
oo) think ‘that he could not say
Boodby. re
will always"Bring ’ regret, | *
But the hears that always loved

Ate the” aitarts that will never
“forget.
Lovingly. rémembered and ad:
ly missed: by his wife Bolly and
daughters Marguerite 4A

4 $100 award winner. His suggest-
ed alterations’ to'-mixing* tanks
improved the. acid-animonia mix-
‘process, ‘The idea! ee ‘Increas-
ed--plant ’ efficiency,’ Mr. Ward
also won $20 for another suggest-
ion’ involving:the use’ of | plastic
connections “ for joining : water
lines to cooling coils in:the Nitric
car Plant. aster repair ‘result:

“Kendle Jommsoin, 1144. Marian-
na Crescent, ‘Trail, developed’'a
better way ‘to -wash Shriver fil-
ters .at ‘the Absorption Plant

gestion, worth:
with heen

t Year in:
Village, of Kinnaird.

April" building’

from the The for the same month

year. There were ‘seven ‘per-

mits issued “in ‘ th mitt

month for a total of 1,700 worth

of ‘new construction, This com-
100

naird ‘were’ down pies arply | -

WT ps S18 Th
For r Month at iat

ing eonstru n
ing April ‘in ‘the ‘Village’ of Cas-
according ly; report
ton! presented .at the regular. vi
lage commission meeting Mon.
day: evening.

‘There. were 12 new: buil

and three projects. for which. per-

. than ever before. Neilsen’s
ae Kinnaird, Phone
iC8-1

‘KROMHOFF HATCHERIES

Lost
On: (TUESDAY, APRIL 13, BE-
TWEEN Post Office and my |
house on' Main St, Keys on ring.
.: Finder, Please. return to Pete!
Sisel, “420.:Main See ‘Castlegar.

From birth to age ot 16 family |

‘allowance? ipaymernts cost: $1,188
for every. Canadian child.

«c Groce
house, * e500: Jean'* Fitzpatrick,
back, porch $20 00.

Five: Years ies:

New. permits were:
dence, $1500;,Oglow Brothers, ad-

P! By, $250
age $100; 'W. Plot-

Campbell, additiorf: to. resid
$2400; 7. B ‘plumbing

the: Ammonium Nitrate Plant, is :

LAST TIMES TONIGHT

Shows at 7 ae iy m.

where’ he ‘is employed.) His : sus |“

tlegar, reached. a total. of $18,200 }
of: Building’ Toren ‘David Sea- |"

ding
permits issued during the, month,

mits were: issued: st vean, were ‘

P. A. Oglow, complete | resi- e
dition to warehouse, $500; M. Kle- | ©

nikoff, .. residence, : $6,000;.... :-V. a

ciety. at a-meeting ofthe Board
o£; Directors. : N.T..-Oglow. was

\:
Get A Foothold On Summer Now

-MADDOCKS SHOE STORE |=

POPULAR
STYLES

for
ROUND THE
CLOCK WEAR

eting- fo
Dr. -L. -Bothamely. “will: arrive
‘in: Castlegar: about::May ,/20.-to|
open a dental practice here.
+The: aird ‘Anglican’ Church
held: ‘its. annual: meeting. at the
homme of Mrs. B. and the

-named vice resident. and, Walter os

$250; S.A... Soukeroff,. residence

so.000 F. Soukeroff,, garage, $200;
Zaitsoff, - garage, $150; J.
xe-shingling,

Bren)

= learns ee May'f0-

following “committee was elected

crue P. Owles, vicar’s warden;
Mn Killough, people’s warden;

Mrs, ‘J. Morris; ‘Mrs. B. Mahoney;
Mrs. A.. Eldridge; J. Killough.
’ Final ‘plans ‘for’ the May Day
celebration’ were’ niadeé at an ex:
ecutive . meeting” of ’ Lillian: Kil-
lough : Shapter LO. D.E:. Queen
Marcia :Bell;'

Moni Alice Zaitsoff and Helen

Upelgates from; Pythian ‘Sister

Yes o fact! Sherwin-Williams SWP House Paint now brings

Mokes Your House Keep That “New Look” —L ager!

Canadians 2 great big extra bonus—beanty that lasts a full year
longer than before!

The supecb quality of SWP House Paint has made thousands
of satisfied users. And today, more than ever, SWP means is the i
most for your house paint moncy!

the : West
Kootenays were‘ guests ‘of Castle-
gar Kootenay Temple 37 Satur-
day at the. eighth annual conven-
tion, Highlight; of’ the Convention
was the degree staff: competition
with Castlegar: winning ‘first place
to take the Downie Shield. ~

The Chubb crater in Ungava,
more than two miles in diameter,
was created by a falling meteorite
some 100,000 to 200,000 vents =

do'so, however, as socon’as possi-

have this registration completed

by. May’ 10. 4
-| It is estimated there are 160
boys and ‘girls who ‘will go to|:

school for. the first time in the
Castlegar - district, mext fall.
About 60 of these.are in. Castle-
gar, 60 in Kinnaird and 16 in Rob-

rural areas,

Castlegar, youngsters were regis-
Kinnai: ‘

‘Registration: of ‘youngsters* ‘who i
will be begin their school days next |.
fall, is still _continuing.: Parents |*
who were unable: to-have their},

atthe .pre-|°
school." registrations > last week, :

‘| may‘still do so by. calling atthe’
School Board office..They shoutd |-

ble as. the School. Board wish ‘to |:

son, ‘There is no estimate for the |,

At. last week’s registrations, “40 :

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