CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 13, 1958

Safety Check.
Reveals Need
Of Attention

Victoria, B.C. During. the ve-
Ricle safety-check campaign con.
ducted last Spring, Investlgators
found that one out of every five
vehicles checked ‘was in need of,
maintenance attention, it was re-
ported this week by G. Lindsay,
Superintendent of Motor Ve-|
hicles, ees

“Car owners in thé Province
who have not had thelr vehicles
inspected for safe winter driving
requirements should do so now,”
he advised. “While the spring

SECOND LARGEST PROV,
EN TOTAL AREA

Although British - Columbia]
is the second largest province in
total area, its occupled farm land
“Is only equal to that of the pro-
vince of New Brunswick.

Malin sources of the provin-
ce’s wealth comes from manu-|
facturing, forestry and mining

Ge ummarees.

OW MANY”
WORDS Ifthe.
MODERY LEAD.
PEN

Lock out old man winter || checkup is wise before a summer

Family Fun Should Be Family Project

The thirty-six of forty-four
hour week often means that Dad
spends Jess rather than more
time with the children because
more and more fathers are belng
caught up in some phase of the
do-it-yourself movement. Dad
may be busy bullding an extra
room on the house, cementing a
driveway or turning the cella:
into a recreation room — all finc
Projects — butnot one aimed at
bringing him closer: to his child
ren,

If the man in your family is
rapidly, becoming something of 4
Stranger to your children, it’s up
to you to take steps to remedy
‘the situation, because every child
needs two parents,

If your husband is a do-it
yourself fan, try to arrange

with storm doors and
windows

of increased travel, a fall inspec-|
tion is essential to meet the haz-|attention than any other item,”
zards of the coming winter sea-|Mr. Lindsay said.

son.” He urged all car owners to

In the 1958 spring check, the| make sure their vehicles are
major faults were found to occur! “ready for any winter tlme driv-
in the lighting system, brakes,ing emergency." By so doing
exhaust, tires, steering and wind-|cach motorist will make his own
shield wipers, community safer and he will be

“Rear lights were found in picing Setinite eee ie assure

his personal safety and the wel
more need of immediate service ‘being of his family.

Mr. Lindsay recommended
that special attention be given to}
vital winter equipment - - - pro.
per lghts, adjusted brakes,
strong battery, tires with good
treads, a defroster that works,
windshield wiper arms and bladés|
capable of clearing rain or snow
without smear or streak, and an
exhaust system that is function
ing efficiently. He also recom-
mended carrying a set of rein:
forced tire chains in the trunk
of the car, for use when needed
for severe snow or ice conditions.
é The motorist who stalls on a

winter street or highway not!
only is in danger of being struck)
by another vehicle skidding into
him — he is also likely to cause,
a prolonged traffic tieup, caus
ing inconvenience to many fel-
low motorists, the provincial of-
ficjal included.

Legion L.A.
To Hold
Bake Sale

Mrs. G. Vianich was initiated
and welcomed into the Legion
Ladies Auxiliary at their meeting|
held last week. -

Mrs, A. McDonald, official
st to the District Council]
No. 9 Convention, read a very in-
teresting report.

Catering will be convened by
Mrs. Chris Dunn for the Fall
Fair and K.R.C. banquets to be
held soon.

The Ladies will distribute,

CABINET MAKING
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CASTLEGAR
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‘THE PINST CANADIAN LOCOMOTIVE QUILT (HW MONTREAL

ISTINGUISHED
WHISKY.

Another notable achievement in 1883 was
the creation of the distinguished Canadian
Riss Whisky, Seagram's “83”. Generations of

ince 1883 h:
flavour and bouquet of this fine whisky.

Seagtams -

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Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Thame:

THIS IS THE OFFICIAL NOTICE
that a

Progressive Conservative

At an executive meeting of

.]the Arrow Boat Club held at the

home of Mr, and Mrs. Howarc
Anderson of Kinnaird, a com
munication was read from Doug:
las E. Male, Maintenance Super
visor, Harbours and Riyers En-
gineering Branch, Department of,
Public Works, Canada, Nelson
B.C. that thirteen separate loca-
tions between Castlegar, B.C, and
Waneta now have a total of six
teen shore markers installed to;
ald in Navigation.

All markers are placed on
river banks approximately 35 ft.
above high water and uprights
are of 6” x 6" x 16’ being 4’ In
ground with 4’ square for port
side and 4’ triangle for star
board side, 3 coats of white paint
applied,

Description as below can be|
traced from Columbia River!
Basin Map known as Mines and
Tech. Survey. Sheets LS 13 and
14.

AIDS IN PLACE
’ Upper Tin’ Cup Raplds, 2'
target range

Thirteen Shore Markers
Placed Between Waneta
And Castlegar, B.C. .

tleularly visible from Oasis and
the Genelle Bluffs.

The Club has also obtained
maps of the river which will be
available to all interested per-
sons, The increase in the num-
ber of pleasure craft operating
on the river has also caused a
greater interest in boating safe-
ty. It is hoped the river maps
will be another “safety feature”
addition.

News of the now installed
navigation aids will be passed on
to the Spokane and Colville Boat
Clubs who last fall sent approxi-
mately 75 boats up.on_ their
Labour Day Cruise.

Final arrangements were
made by the boat club with a
local ofl and gas distribution
firm for. permanent shore instal-
lation of fuel tanks. This. instal-
lation will. prevent possible dam-
age to the tanks in time of high
water or damage to the floats,

A new board of trustees was
introduced in the club. Trustees
will serve terms of ‘three years
and will thrte’ past

Hand; Lower Tin Cup Rapids,
1 target day marker, Port Hand;
Sherbiko's .Eddy, 1 target day
marker, Port Hand; Upper Kin
naird Rapids, 1 target day mark
er, Starboard Hand; Lower Kin
naird Rapids, 1 target day mark-|
er, Port Hand; Champion Creek,
2 target range markers,. Star-
board Hand;, Jordan Creek, 1
target day marker, Starboard
Hand; Genelle Upper, 2 target!
range markers, Starboard Hand;
Genelle Lower, 1 target day|
marker, Port Hand; St. Mary’s
Rock, 1 target day marker, Star-:
board Hand; Rock Island, 1 tar-
get day marker, Port Hand; ‘Fort!

poppies on
8.

® . : .
Nominating Convention
Has Been Colled for '
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
at 2:30 p.m.

Bake sales will be held on
Tuesday, November 18 at the Le.
gion Hall and at Ross’ Market in
Kinnaird. | ’
The children’s Christmas
party was discussed’ and it was
decided to raise funds by the raf-
fle of a G.E. Pere,

Upper, 1. target’ day
marker, Starboard Hand; Fort
Shephard Lower, 1 target day
marker, Starboard Hand. .
The Club was very pleased to
receive this news, Vice-Commo
dore Art Anderson of Robson was
praised for his work in. connec-
tion with the installation of the

‘in the

Legion Hall, Trail, B.C.

Hostesses for the evening
were Kay Adshead and Mrs, M
Bacon.

These markers are visible
from the’ highway proceeding
north on Trail and are par

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Commodores of the club, At the
Present time Dr. C. S. Fowler,
of Castlegar and Mr. Jim Mc-
beth are acting as trustees.

The club has been very for
tunate in having some very hard
workers who have accomplished
@ great deal in giving the young
club a start and in furthering
boating and safety in boating. As
@ recognition of this work, Mrs.
Helen Armson of Trail has don-
ated a trophy to be awarded an-
nually to the club member whose
efforts are judged to be the most
outstanding during the coming
years in Arrow Boat Cub activi-
tles. |

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Education is one thing every
one gets onsthe installment plan.

members of the family can share
in the current project —' even it
it's only to the extent of gather.
ing up scraps of material, Older,
children can take a more actlve
part and you'll find that father
and youngsters both enjoy work.
ing together, once they try it.
Sometimes a jolnt hobby can
be the springboard that gets Dad
and the children doing things
together. If your. husband has a
things so that even -the smallest

hobby, your children will havey
at least a basic interest in it and

with a little coaching frém you,’ fh

dad will help them on the way.
If all else fails, take a try at
family games, in the living room
after diner or in the backyard on
summer evenings. Cards, chess,
checkers, monopoly or word
games can be geared to a widely
varled age group, as can horse:
shoes, quoits,
badminton,

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Kinnaird Chimney
Cleaning Service
Phone 3722
We Service Oil Furnaces

14 AUTO
BOB’S SERVICE
General Repairs
and Tune-Ups
Tires —- Batteries
Phone 2091

FOR SALE — New 2
house, situated on large lot —
also additional lots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdokimoff.

tin 28

house trailer, in

FOR SALE — 25 ft, Columbia]

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom un

furnished apartment on high-

way—phone Kinnaird 3131.
ttn29

FOR RENT — Motel accommo-
dation—Low winter rates, fully
modern, * heat

condition, fully equipped. Ced
ar Crest Motel or phone Cast-
legar 4921, 45

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house,
reasonably priced, apply £2
4th Avenue, ~

LIVING .
The observations of a plain
housewife’ on living conditions|
behind the ‘Iron Curtain have]
been made public by Mrs, Phil
Hodgson, wife. of a director of a
British soccer. club: which recent-
ly made a tour of tires satellite

she cdunted as’ many as nine ga-
zing at her at a time. An Inter-|
|preter Intervened and ‘sald: “Ma-
dame, it is ,your high-heeled
shoes the women are looking at;
and your nylon stockings.” They
had never seen such a combina:
tion before. Wherever she went

gas
—Phone 4187 — Cedar Crest
Motel,

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom —
full plumbing, wired for elec-
trie range. Apply 3703rd Ave.
Phone 6311,

Kinnaird, B.C.

v

NOTICE — Will take in pane
Phone 3299,

ASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME

DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulans, — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze
ues

Phone 3601

FURNITURE
MOVING
LONG DISTANCE

For Free Estimates
PHONE
Castlegar’ 2521
Nelson 1471
UNITED TRUCKING

Trail 192

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT

COFFEE SHOP

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3132 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

FOR SALE OR TRADE — one
14 ft, “Playboy”, 62" transom
with new 18 hp. Evinrude,
electric motor. Fully fibre-
glassed, for light~delivery or|
panel or small house trailer.
Can be seen at 574, 7th Avenue.

Me

FOR SALE — Complete channel
2 and 6 antennas..Phone ‘or see
J. Manafin, Kinnaird, * 346
FOR SALE — 3 bedroom unfin-
ished house in Robson on %
acres of land, garage,
Box 316, Castlegar, 345

BOARD AND ROOM — Apply
34 Columbia, 243

FOR RENT. — heated, furnished
apartment. Private entrance —
private bathroom, dishes, linen,
fridge, gas stove — phone
2332, Kinnaird. ~ in 46

apply | «

FOR RENT — Seml-furnished 2
room house in Castlegar, elec-
tric range, automatic electric
heater, electrically heated wa-
ter, central, phone 4631 ee

42)kla and Bulgaria. ie Hodgson
went along for the ride, and her
report of conditions
three countries is tinged by no
bias, but reflects conditions as
she saw them,

It took her some time to re-
allze why the women were star-
ing at her feet. They gathered
around her when she stopped to
look in at a store window, and

in these

the women stared at her. They
even ‘jostled her so that they
could touch the material’ of
which her dresses were made
The women were poorly dressed
and thelr figures were Uke sacks
of flour.

Pricing some very inferice
looking goods in the stores, Mrs
Hodgson found that shoes cost
up to the equivalent of $60 a

pair, nylons $6, gloves $12, one

handkerchief $9, a silk blouse
$85, There were no girdles, Cor-
sets of the Victorian bone and
laces type were the only kind
available, There was no fun im
shopping. Every store had the
same articles at the same price.
Members o {the football teams
were offered up to $15 if they
would sell their poplin shirts aff.
their backs,

Members of the party found
that as the hotels were supposed
to be the property of the people,
they. were expected to share their
rooms with anyone who came br
carrying a pillow and a blanket.

You know what to expect if
you should take a trip behind the
Tron Curtain.

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house
on highway in Kinnaird, on
good garden lot, lawn, phone
4173, ‘tfn43

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom mod-
ern home, phone 7031 after 5
Pm, 1
NOTICE — ,Board and room,
apply 34 Columbia Ave,

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
P.O. Box 303, Castlegar. 41tfin

NOTICE — The November meet-
ing of the Women’s Auxiliary
to the Castlegar and District
Hospital will be held Saturday,
November 15th, at 3 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. M. Higgens,

of Nurses,

NORA‘S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

A complete beauty service
by’ appointment

PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

45

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621
We attach “Dinkfe” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, -B.C.

or unfurnished, phone -4172.
tfn20

FOR RENT — Suite, furnished

No man with a burden of
debt ‘hgs a right to pro-

UNITED
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DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
| Trail, Rossland, Castlegar
: Nekon -
PHONE
Castlegar 2521,

7
MARZANE GRILL
Open 8:00.a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But ‘The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881 ~ >
CASTLEGAR

SMITH'S .
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
S01 & 7281

We Service
What We Install*

GREEP'S ELECTRIC
“ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3571
3e4 Castlegar, B.C,

CASTLEGAR
DRY CLEANERS '

Phone 4851
We Pick-Up'and
- Deliver

Jb LAUGHTON
BSe.. -O.D,-~

OPTOMETRIST

Office closed until October

~ 20th, Contact Nelson office
» for service.

PHONE 2581.

GA. SUMNER’ .
“Naturopathic Physictan

Eremenko Building’
PHONE 2021

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CONTRACTORS
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Suppiies
CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 240 — Phone 2161 .

WALDIE
“LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

+ We can supply ail your
building needs, Estimates
gladly given.

a Phone 7132

DESMOND T.-
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OPTOMETRIST.

Wed. 2:30 1m. to 8:00 p.m.
>
Phone 3021 or 2231

' pUTCH MAID
“BAKERY LIMITED.
Birthday Cake :

‘SEE |
|» SASTLEGAR TRANSFER

Guest of honour will be Mrs. H.
E. Doelle, President of the
Kootenay Lake General Hos-
pital auxiliary and Regional
Councillor of the Provincial
Division, ~ 146

WANTED — Second-hand coal
and wood furnace, phone 6801.
146

tect. his s if he

.| NOTICE — Attend. your  Kin-

has not first p this
wife and. children with
Life Assurance,

‘Plans to suit your individ-
ual’ requirements may be
arranged through.

_Dick Fowler
North American

Life
Robson, B.C.

naird Society
Cabaret on Nov. 21, 1958, 246

NOTICE Senior ‘Citizen's
meeting, Legion Hall, Friday,
Nov. 14, 1958, 7:30 p.m. one
afriend, -

NOTICE — Highly qualified tea-
cher, mathematics and Russian.
Alexander Zuckerberg: Phone
. Castlegar 4631, days. 346

NOTICE — Soroptimist Club no-
bake Cook books and Doll tie-
kets are now.on sale from
thembers. + 346

WANTED — Used record player,
Phone 6332 after 4 pm. 146

CARD OF THANES
We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to friends and neigh-
bours for their acts of -kindness,
expressions of sympathy and
floral offerings sent to us on the
death of a beloved husband end
father, Alex. Merkin. Special
thanks ‘to Drs. Fowler, Johnson
and Ternent, nurses and staff of
the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital and the Castlegar Funeral
Home.
The Markin Family,
Tarrys.

RADIO
BINGO

Starts Mon.

PRIZE $500: -

~ CARDS $1.00

Here's: A Chance To Get Somie Christmas Money

Cards are or Sale NOW and. are

and from Leitner's, Lewis’ and elsewhere.

from any

Numbers will be called daily over radio station CJAT, Trail, comm2n-

cing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. *

P ds, after

will be d

‘Hospital and the Kinnaird Swimming Pool Fund.

PLAY BINGO

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AND ASSIST US TO HELP THE

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Phone 6091...

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WHY NOT USE THE BEST FOR LESS?
Driveways, — Parking Lots — Carports

For Free Estimates. _— Phone’ Trail 2054 Collect.

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Towing -- Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

\ Phone 4331

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‘TLEGAR
Phone 3351

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‘Open 8 am. to 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

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Leave Robson Wharf .
* 10:00 am. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
4:00 | p.m. : Monday.

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4:00° p.m. ‘Thursday,
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