CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA

‘RHURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1951

Carlsen & Salekin

GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Free Estimates’ on [all your Building: Needs
“BOX 247 KIHNAIRD PHOHE 4221

Castle Theatre ZW

FRIDAY & SATURDAY .
UNIESS thing that os ever happene? ® a aly iE

Cates hth tin nl =
REACH + COBURN : HUSGEY HEIN - NNO

obi LWRIE- ait ie MATE hy iS acre by on wa

Monday and Tuesday

IVs THE GREAT i & MUSICAL SHOW.

» ontop by a5 to 2 Score...

WOODWORKING SAILS ,
Windows : : Doors. ce
Cabinet ma i

- dese ttt

ng ar ‘Storm. Sash

y

CASTLE NEWS
Castlegar, B. C. .
every T! “At
the Crossroads of the. Kootenays”
L. V. CAMPBELL
Owner, Publisher and Editor

Subscription by mail, .$1.50'...
By carrier 15¢ per \.“

per year,

month. | Classified... advertising,

10 words 35c, 10c billing ‘charge,
Display rates on request:

Castle Bar Ranch -

SPECIAL, ECLUBERATES,

RIDEQFOR FUN AND HEALTH

MONDAY TO FRIDAY

“BY APPOINTMENT.

evening, §
hit that ball over the fence. Joe
ended -his major league career”
playing with the Cleveland’ In-
dians,

“It must’.be nice- to be

“;player. these days especially. if

(By Len’ Walker) ©
‘Trail and District Senior
sae 5

P WL Pet.

Fidelity Life 6:5 21
Castlegar Kats : 5 1
Rossland Ramblers 4 2
Shavers Bench 52°38
Trail. High School:6 0 '6

The Fidelity ‘team took:
the “league lead ‘this
winning jtwo games.
day they defeated the Trail High
School 13 to-7 and on Wednes-
day they:.won © from © Shayers
Bench by.a basketball score of
24-to 21,

.The ‘Castlegar Kats kept pose

with‘a victory over the Trail. High.

team'.on Friday. when’ Trail’ de-
faulted’, ;
players’ “showing up for‘ the
game.::It is' too’ bad : that: these:
girls “would not ‘get: out ‘there ‘to
the game: for, ‘this.. team ‘came.
second’ in the first half of the
-league’ and Fidelity Life ‘barely
won the first: ‘half.., ‘They, : won.
“it in’ the final. game_ by.’ défeat-
ing: the High School 3. toi. 8).

In‘ .order * that’. our’ “trip. to
Trail: was ‘not. a’ waste “of. time
and money we -loaned* Trail, a
player. and’'they also. picked ‘up

one: so’ that ‘a:, game. could’ be...

played. ..The game* as it turned

_- outi'wWas" one of . the’ best’ girls’

games. “played ..in. ‘Trail , this:.sea-.
son’ as the’ local Kats’ came out

The. Kats went .ahead. with: 2
runs and again‘ in_ the third they:

got 2 °runs -when’:Mary.) Randall:
- came: through’ with’ a_ hit. Tt. was

a -pitchers’~ battle. most of © the

way with both’ Ann Kastrukoff..

and Stefani pitching superb ball.
Wilma Hanson of, the Trail team
was thé top hitter with: “3: hits:
in four. trys... 24)
: CUBS LOSE.DO

TRAIL GIANTS =:

The Cubs’ dropped’: a * crucial
game to. the’ Trail: Hotel . Giants:
on Friday when they went down

bya score of 3‘to 0. : The Trail
. team are now’ assured of the tip

to. the: coast.

Vanelli gave. cup. “only 5 hits,-
\ he struck: out::8 and -walked. 2.
> Rennie Mitchell: -Zave_ up’ 10 hits,
*, struck ‘out ‘5 and: walked’ 1. Mon-.
din’ was’ the’ .stariof the ‘game’
. with 2 hits;“he. batted : in. 2 TUNE

and scored”
self,

See where. Joe
over: another. opp
the night of August: first he
a ‘tencround, deeision ‘from:

Argentine” ‘heavyweight. ‘24-y

to: coast along for ‘four ‘or,
younds;: but: then:“he open
“and: blasted ;"Brion ‘into’
meéss' in‘ the remain

‘the ‘game -for lack’ of.+:.

-if you “are-on afternoon "shift,
and you have a boss: who will
‘let 'you: off early in ‘order.to. go
‘and play in a“game, If'you don't,
think so,.ask Bobby ahomson
of, the Cubs,

There is nothing to Sere this
week on Midget or Bantam lea-
gue ball as no games ,have -been ,
played. 1 ‘guess the weather : is
too hot ‘and: the :old «swimming
hole too cool and refreshing to
leave.’ :

The local Tennis “Club have
just completed ‘getting a second
court in shape, and: both ‘courts
these days are very ‘busy.as @
good many youngsters. and ‘ad-
ults’ are’ very busy Brushing: up
on their pare:

I “guess Joe ‘can still:

SENTINEL ‘ELECTRIC
Maple 3. at and “Ave, °
Full stock: of wiring supplles “tor

the “home : electrician. .:.,:

BRING. YOUR) WIRING °:
PROBLEMS .TO US .
.CONTRACTING, REPAIRS; aE
i APPLIANCES antsy
Phone 4511

Ray Mclyer, Colin Petis

Midget League

Kravskd° (Yanks ° 487; Martin

(Indians) .388; Zanit « (Indians)’

3873) R. England (Cards): 1333."
-Homers:-' Zanet;:":7, “triples:

Grunerua 3; doubles: Kavic,’ 4

So. The community: ‘grounds at
‘Brilliant “'Sunday * were . the

‘OVER 2 000: > RUSSIANS OF KOOTENAYS AND.
‘PRAIRIES AT. . DECLARATION,” PICNIC

The day-long celebration ; at

Brilliant’ opened ‘at 11- a.m,’ with’

scene.of a “Declaration Day” pic- | a service’ of ‘worship followed: by
nic; ‘attended ‘by. from’ two.,to ‘a ‘picnic’ dinner. at: which: special .

‘three. thousand’: Orthodox :'Douk-
“hobors “from * throughout, ‘the *
Kootenays and from Alberta Ana
Saskatchewan. . 5 z
The “Declaration Day” ‘was or- .
. iginated/in'.1934 by members of:
‘the ;Union::: of ‘Spiritual © -.
munities’ “of srareel wher; oa?
jon was: lai and
_ accepted’ by authorized delegates
of ‘the: named.: Doukhobors”. ‘at
a. convention held ‘at. Verigin,

. Sask., -from ‘July :27to. ‘Aug. 7,.~

1934. It ‘was: at that ‘time: that
the .Orthodox. Doukhobors broke
away. :from}:the radical: group.
AL portion of: the: declar: ion
read’as follows: 3
“Members .of the Union. of «
Spiritual’-Communities: of | Christ.

guests included ‘Emmett Gulley.
of Newburg, Ore.,: and “Mr. ‘and
Mrs. iberg.of Pi

~ all “of ‘the Society of Friends:

Dr. A: Jamteson. of the’ Univer-
_sity of B; C.j- Mr. and Mrs, ‘Har-
“wood and’ Gordon. Hirabayshi ‘of
Seattle; all of the :B..C.-— consul-
ative committee on_.the' Doukho-
bor. problem,. and Dr. J. S: Daly
and Rev. W..P. Irving’ of, Trail,”
representing East Trail and Knox
United churches | and > the Trail
Ministerial. Association. |.

.'The various guests: spoke: brief.
- dy. ‘bringing: greetings to the com-~

munity, on ; behalf‘ of” the: groups :

they. Tepresented.
Atithe ,afternoon’ general meet:

ing, ‘several: “speakers ‘were heard, nist

.Aecepted and ‘are, fulfilling. the = commemorating. Declaration’ Day

. command’ of Jesus Christ:*‘Rend-
“er: therefore ' unto’ Caesar,’ the

+; things: which : are Caesar’s, cand ©:

unto God the: things that:

‘Residing © in: ; whatever state:
or country in’ this:-world,: we: tri-
umphantly, declare: Going. under
the’ banner “of ‘Toil’ and: Peace-
ful ‘life’. — everything’ demand-
éd:-of us‘. which is‘; not’ “contra-‘
-dictory: to. the: law of. God: and

faith | ‘of: Jesus, ‘we will, ‘ac:
cept,’ fu! fill’ “and. ‘execute, not.
: through fear but by.: conreentious

and: ‘urging: members ofthe com-
service’ of pane Master,

! Mrs. ‘Solenburg: of ‘the “Society
Of: Friends. spoke: on''the’ efforts °

of: the’: Quakers: toward: world: “

peace,’ ‘and John, ‘Verigin *: con-)

eluded”: the colorful” _gelebration:.

with: a) brief talk.
‘During. the afternoon, choirs
“fro

rilliant,-Grand Forks: and :.
«Sloe SPark:: were: heard,’ ane

ing: Russian | hymns’ e-

" ‘PHURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1951.

q.'rededicate |themselv-

CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA

“PAGE 3

Castlegar Dry Cleaners
ATS AACE

. dlofnes thal receive; "reqular dry, deaning. alten-

“fion - - look beller and lastjlongel eee
‘Beal the high cost of lew clothing by dry dea:

“ning what: you have.

~ DRY CLEANERS.

Phone’ 4581, CASTLEGAR

DO'S AND. DON'TS
FOR SWIMMING

The summer season is well
sunder way, and that means holi-
days, Holidays and sunny weck-
ends, usually mean the, beach,
elther ‘at the lake or ‘the: sea-
side,

cot drownings, many of whieh
‘could. .be prevented, if . simple ~
precautions’ were {aken. ©. This
summer. there has

_ SUBSCRIBE To"

DON'T OVERTAX Tv - + OVERHAUL 1!

Once: ‘your: ‘engine reaches “middle age” worn para

-overtax each: other and the motor: leteriorates rapidly
. UNLESS ‘you order a an expert: overhaul job by
our master mechanics. es os ie:

REPAIRS, LUBRICATION, ‘TIRE ‘REPAIRS

iming ‘and, boating; necldents.:

= usual ber of: these

Red. Cross... Swimming and
Water , Safety’ has  complied’-a
list , of: 14)/"do's". and “don'ts”

“swith ‘the -hope.: that ‘there. will:

‘be fewer deaths: due to” swim-
Red: Cross’ ‘Rules for f
Water Safety." :

LEARN. TO SWIM: Join
swim’ ‘class “sponsored | by © @
recognized | organization... Know
your: own limitations asia swim-
mer.

LEARN: “ARTIFICIAL RES-
PIRATION. ‘The: briefest. delay

in BDDIyINg it-may cost a life...
. “WHERE: TO -S'

“pos:

_sible aia ina “supervised area.
Investigate’: unknown - water’ be--.

fore ‘swimming : or. diving. . Re-
spect. “DANGER?” .. signs. Sorts

WHEN'TO., SWIM. Late morn-
ing and afternoon are the safest
hours in Which. to swim, :

TEMPERATURE AND TIME.
Between’ 70 ‘and. 80.: degrees’: is

best. (warmer water. relaxes” too :
much;: colder -exhausts), Thirty

Each. summer brings its toll

SERNA non ci

MOURNED

KERR'S HOBBY SHOP

‘Now; on hand. a good. ‘supply, of Shell Graft

are “= ee Findings...

een an un-.

minutes is. long. enough in the

water: for’ the average swimmer. -

SWIMMING. ‘AFTER EATING.
Wait at least two hours. after a
regular’ meal before swimming.

PANIC contributes to. most. ac-
cidents, ::Learn ‘
tread water. Novices must Stay ‘

_- in shallow. water Walls. dearning -

to.swim,

EXHAUSTION: ‘avald over-ac
tivity, before’ a. swim,
ertion while Swimming: and, ex:
tremely ..cold:| water also ‘con’
buie- to exhaustion. %

ALWA’ YS UHAVE:. A

48)
PANION,: when “fishing, swim- .
ming or boating. NEVER swim’.

alone.

REACHING AIDS, Leatn how.
to use all reaching ‘aids; - how. t

use floating “objects ‘to auppotts'

yourself;” “how .:to: ‘throw. -hand

cline and« ring buoy.:_..

the peapie jo paying large hospical bills.
2. To put the: ‘hospitals on G ‘sound financiat’ basi sae

“Let's look at the re

hack t to ‘they ‘years before: Hospital Tasihanée: ‘Towards the

- end of the war, and-right afterwards, the rapid increase in‘ the cost of running hospitals -*:

(due: mainly. ‘to increased labor costs)

rates. In 1944, it cost an average of $4.88 for one ne ay.

‘VIhad risen to an Average of. $8.38 a day.

Asa result, a ‘great many people. were unable. to pay. th ir bite,
‘one out of every three persons admitted could not pay his:bill.:In'r
-“eould not.collect. enough money.to pay their bills for fuel;

2 were’ Tosi:

fes ‘and the p rovinci 1

amade it necessary for the ‘hospitals to,raise ‘their -
if) stay. in ogee PY 1948. 01 this cost

In many “jesplvals,
eturn, the hospitals.
supplies, etc. Many hospitals:
sd much mmorey that ‘they: had to get’ immediaté cash help, or close up. :

ment’ gave! 1 ee cash grants to keep Gee

' the hospitals” open, but ‘it was not.a “satisfactory. arrangement, It’ was -very costly: and
didn’t ‘help ‘the people who cowldn’t afford ‘to pay their hospital bills.-A:: peebae iiness j in’
of. that family, due ‘to’ the large: hospital

‘a family was 'enough to: wreck the. finances |

bills::From all sides the
to so8 som sete ‘and: to'do it Corea

22" While ‘mi
large -undertaking:<
: else. on this ‘continent.

However, the

o could, -and often did.
larg it

The facts ‘oeake ‘
ofthe people of

s that. had Brown.

were many: strong demands: for the provinclal government

ene wal the: start: of

ry! Tse, 1949. ‘The « size of ‘Chie huge ‘undertaking ‘was'never °°. :
ith’ the years: could: not; he deal ith

stakes common ‘to any:

s‘arose: ‘that had not been experienced anywhere

t of the: lent is: that, the: ‘people of. B C.-né longer jieed worry pees
‘ahout ‘staggering : hospital. bills: for. acute hospitalization’ which only. three: years.’ go -
i ip; a’ family’ 's: finanées. Now everyone’: -has. protection aga’

ly. premium: for a family 3 is: less than Le s a day—less than:

st

0. apie “pills. have: been pald on. : behalf
fulfilling its original p purpose of protecting ©

Pp}
eitales on the other: “hand; : are‘now in a'position to © :

‘dre steadily! i improving, their: buildin, 3 and’ uip= ©
are also benefitted. : ne ae ae

to. scull and:

Over-ex- .

CRAMPS; ‘Ie; hit by stomach
cramps, scull to support your:
self and call for“help.’*'To: ease
Jeg cramps, ° take’ a deep’ breath,
submerge, and case ‘cramped
;tnuscles with thumb ‘and’ fingers.
of: one: hand, «pressing through
the muscles,’ to. meet those JOf:
the. other: hand. :

CURRENTS. Never “ buck: a
current..: Swim ‘diagonally across
and with its flow. If. unable to
reaeh ‘Shore, drift to save’ your
stvength and’ ‘call’ tor’: help. . If
caught? by: ani: “undertow, go. with:
it\and°swim: diagonally upwards
to: the’ surface-: PY eget

“WEEDS: Use. “gentle; - slow-
. drawing and “snaking movements

“to: get: out of’ ".weeds. ~ Swim

“WITH the’ current, not, against

it, until freed:

BOATING: If capsized, hang
on to-the ‘boat and call for help..:

NEVER, ‘euter a> canoe: uniess
you’ ‘are:‘an experienced, com-

‘petent ‘swimmer.

‘The Red Cross: Swimming and
Water: “Safety. program..." is. de-
signed “to help. prevent: deaths -
bye arowning,. and: make!:it pos-

- sible for ‘more. people to Sawly
enjoy’: the ‘sport “of: swimming.
lac yea hz oughout Britisn Co-
lumbia-ciassesor instruction are

Lieid: to“ teach -candidiates: to -be=

come swunming: and Water Saf

sthac. they “in

‘This year? tuere were - such
seliools held’ in “Vancouver, Trail, ,
Cultus ‘Lake ‘and Kelowna. The.

‘now.. busy _teach-
throughout: ‘the

. question: abdt

swimming’ -p

gar. We havi

water. in-..the : Columbia‘ River,
‘but ‘there.

Therefore, Lapply to all’ Castle. r
gar organizations’:

“building ‘of
‘Castlegar.

swin easily.’ i

Joe Walcott and Ezzard’ Charl-
“es have an* agreemeni “whereby
‘a return:

match until next. year.) This: to.
come seems rather. odd

v4. title’ fights “are “rematched, with-
in 90 days... Could 'it.be that both
~ Walcott. and’ ‘Charles: are’ afraid

they will: )y:not;;hav

to- meet |. up: wi
Joe Louis? .

Joe. Gordori who: was:

‘the! ex- champ

ball: player “with “the ‘New: York
_ Yankees and: is’ at present the ::

playing mana’ er of’ the | Sacre:
the. Pacific

hit his ‘35th; home: .-
eason-' the. other’:

ital Tueueanes Service. was brought
ext. week -will: deal wath “Why,” ‘were eth

plan: whieh. has ‘already:
-is providing Pedefte t for. thousand

ore than 500, 000 hospital

ore: jench month. °

ECH-51-5

Knights of Columbus. ‘from Trail,
“Nelson. and Castlegar Held a’:

“Ball games and. various Sports
activities: for the-youngsters: took
up the afternoon, highlight of
which“ was~the® tug-of-war: > be-
tween -member: f : the “Nelson
and: Trail“-councils with Nelon
heing the, -winners.

é