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Thureday, June 18, 1953 ‘CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C...

lity is impaired by alcohol, were
promised by Stipendiary Woalst-
rate W., H. Taylor in qevineial
Court here Monday,

Magistrate. Pramas
Slifer F ines F ‘or

in this district. They are Kin- 4
naird, Tarry's Gibson Creek and

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You Can’t Be Certain — You Can Be Ready

Canada Prepares: To
Deal With Disaster

7

ion,
means inevitable in modern war-
fare, even under attack by the
most powerful weapons yet used.

- EDITORIAL

Support Our MLA

The recent provincial election would indicate that B.C. will
have a majority government after all the results are tabulated on
June 30. Indications are the present first choice standings won't
change too considerably as a result of the second and third or mare
counts, s

Barring some unexpected reversal of trend, on the final count,
Rossland Trail will“again be represented by Robert E. Sommers of
Castlegar. Of course we won't know definitely until June 30,

* However, while we and the-most of the 47 other ridings in the
are iti the final which begin one week

from next Tuesday, it would be a good idea for us to make up our
minds to support our MLA, whoever he will be, to the fullest.

Our district is on the threshold of importarit developments, To
prepare for them, and perhaps ' even irrespective of. them, there are

. ion in a federal | civil defence

under ‘Atomic Attack”, Published
by the Di ff Nati
Health and
ister, Hon, Paul Martin, is res-
ponsible for civil defence at the
federal level,

ance, put lightning rods on the
roof and pour anti-freeze into the
car radiator. We just don't want
to take a chance.
The parallel between civil de-
fence and insurance is drawn
throughout informational mater-
ial issued by the Civil Defence
Division of the Department of
| Health and Welfare, It
in all its
that since disaster is no respecter
of persons or places, everyone

Contrary to widely-held opin-
total extinction is -by no

This is the keynote of instruct-

. ornare: nate

Grate

Ligjoy Lee

Help youtself to extra happiness

"WY BANK

"tomorrow . . . operi your Bof M oa writen cera,
. savings account today, BM
BANK oF MonTREAL
Canada’s First Bank :

WORKING wit CANADIANS IN BYERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817.
Aboy

must, be prepared to meet any
type of
enemy attack.
Civil Defence is described | as Or-
ganized preparedness, helping to

Intended as a general guide to
the population at a‘time when
Canada is organizing and train-
ing services to cope with mass

Castlegar Branch:

JAMES R, ELLIOTT, Manager

disaster, the civil defence’ man-
ual is predicated upon the possi-
bility that some of our cities
could be targets for atomic
bombs,

The book was printed before it
was disclosed that some nations

minimize the effects of disaster,
save lives and property,. main-
tain production and sustain the
country’s will to pull through and
to fight back out of adversity.
PREPAREDNESS PAYS

If Canada became involved in a

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ZUCKERBERG'S

Grean’s Electric

pe Driving a

‘Stiffer'fines for! motorists con-
victed of driving while:their abi-

posed fines totalling ‘4300 ani ict
costs ‘on two Rossland’ motorists
who peladed gullty to the impair-
ed charge,

fee, Thomas Inglis and Lloyd

RADIO:
SERVIGE

B. HUBER
25 years experience
_ Work” Guaranteed
: Box 522 Phone 4922
Castlegar, Bo.

4| June 13, ut ‘nial time, pate say,

4| the same automobile.

“both ‘of Rossland,

NEWS. BRIEFS!

Water troubles ia’ one form or
another were: again one of. the
main items on the agenda of the
regular, th 1

Mr, and Mra, George H. Car-
ley of Winnipeg are visiting at
;}the home of Mr, and Mrs, Nor-
man Hay of Robson,

-Mr, Lundy Sr. wasa visitor ‘at
the home of his ‘son-inlaw and

Board, of Commissoners Monday
night.

the two men. took turns driving

Magistrate Taylor said the fines
for drunken driving offences will
increase as the number of of-
fences. increases,

Quebec ‘is. the only ‘walled city,

“in ‘North: A

Winner of the

SALLY FULLER. by J G Faller=South Shore ;

KING (SPLAT) TE

‘| the “claim that { water service
; charges | had,.been .,

4 Columbia River © was

The BI Creek rayne ana
the new pipe lines being installed
are covered elsewhere in this. is<
sue,
In.addition, definite action was
decided: on regarding a resident
who has reportedly. not. been pay-
ing: for his. .water service. The
matter had’ ‘been tabled . for
months di of

Mr. and Mrs. R:.T, Wal-
die,

BIRTHDAY PARTY, '
Little, Maxine Adshead was
honored. with a birthday party
on’ the occasion of ‘her fourth
birthday. There were .8 little
friends on. hand, bringing many
gifts with them and enjoying the
jolly’ fun and games. y
8, H. Johnson, the honoree's
godmother, was also present.

The table wes decorate for

ved for the
resident in’ question? in- “payment
for village use of the sesident's
own water_line.’°*)

However, since no: such agree!
ment can be found,’the commis:
sloners’ decided “to: ‘send the per-

the
flowers’ and wees with the
birthday cake, Pemetally, decor-
ated,

pea aL La
.. A grave mound from the Bronze
Age found 40 miles from .Stock-
tholm, Sweden, dates ‘back: to
about 900 B.C,

son.:a double ‘notice
giving him three days to, settle
his water arrears or‘ have ‘water,
service discontinued,

. The growing water level of the
Iso" thé
cause of some’ concern! It was
noted that Eremenko's Park is be-
‘coming quite muddy in places
and. that. cars have almost gat

"| providing most satisfactory serv-
ice; it was reported, However; ‘the |,

/Public Works.
The new village “bulldozer is

bill for the machine is more than
had been agreed on.in the pur-
chase: agreement, An adjustment
Ag:being aad before the: bill: is
P

of|Sured their: board

This Week

(From the June 17, 1948 i
the Castle News) ae
‘At a meeting held May 18, the
clearing of Kinnaird school play-
ground was discussed. It was
agreed the board should have the
‘atte:

Pass Creek,

If the river continues to drop
as it has beerr the last few days,
School Distriet' Number Nine will
resume normal, operations om
Monday, June 21. All schools
closed: will reopen on that date.

The Baden Powell Club of Cas-
tlegar was formed ‘at a meeting
in’ the Coronation Hall, Tuesday

fer
had cut the trées, powns ong re-

‘It-is to be made up of .
the! mothers of Scouts, Guides,

moved. The wn by
the Kinnaird residents is evider.
S they intend to mak thelr school
‘ounds worthy and useful
both children and: adults, i ir
The matter of ‘a new High
School was’ also discussed | thor:
oughly. Residents may rest as-
will come:
with a plan that should meet the
district

and Cubs and any other
interested women and its purpose
is to-be an Auxiliary to all four.
groups aiding them in any enter-
tainment ‘and lending suppart to
all! thelr endeavors. Mrs, Blaihut.
was ‘named president; Mrs, Gab-
ana, vice president; Mrs. Knob-
lauch, treasurer and Mrs. Hos-
tetter, secretary,

If you are planning a Sund:
, drive we cordially invite you na
visit the new schools being built.

In-a year Canadian factorics
turn out 940 million soda’ straws,
362: million ice cream cones, 17
million pounds of salted peanuts.

(

For. Your Plu hing and Heating Problems

WE WISH. TO. ‘ANN UNCE OUR ‘TIME PAYMENT
OFEN TO ANYONE FOR THE PURCHASE OF
MATERIALS OR FULL INSTALLATION
DROP-IN OR PHONE 4271 FOR INFORMATION

e i ‘imentation ; .
several things we all want our MLAto work for, such as that bridge in cau deetinar seearons into | roti bna wae. subjected (hostile BEAUTY PARLOR ELE CAL _ Ridden aby Li Lindber; sents the famous Seagram colors stuck there, ‘ ae Fully Qualified, Journeymen ‘st your: Service at all times °
we so desperately need and ‘the Hiquor store which will help in --|action, governmen i: Established 1939 CTRK ‘TIME 1:55%/s:.-Di im fe oN aiebes A Tne Castlegar. Clare iee j
PY y the field of hydrogen explosives] that the enemy would be more : s * CONTRACTING Dist. 1 mi. 1 far! long fotices and: are =§ ‘|
keeping more of our business at home. | which may be even more lethal ad in bi rt Pp Cc Beauty. Service as ye therefore being posted at the East is letter that thes a cbdviaed ales and Service On. D
i i i h . Free Estim: ends o! -
To attain these’ things, que MLA will need our support ang our | than. the’ nich publicized erm ed than those wherelll -5 | ateg> Modern Hatrouts : advising that ‘ieee Streets, ing tallow: the village: time to Plumbing Installation. and Repairs
cooperation. After election time, it’s no longer a matter of party|bombs. But, expe: ¢ ous A everybody was ready because \ “PHONE S571 cagran’s closed. ad beyond is move the ‘portion of ‘the ‘commu: E
differences but of district unity behind the MLA. fence PP eaten Sigil dat tire they could eats: nore ens Maple FHONE eat aiticees - Box 384 - Castlegar z a ~ . fee , {nity hall that has. been found: to team and. Hot ‘Water Heating
- ¥ i — rf ualties ant - a . 5 ‘ : :
Other than that there’s nothing much that can be said until fence authorities, believe that the age, So, the better prepated, the W AS six’ foot re! inne ‘wall, os pro pert Dave purchased cers i “OIL BURNERS
June 30, tees prlscipies whlch it ee foe i better a community's chances of THEE 1 n Ss ata ec feet long and 8 inches thick is to| “ Poy F d ac Cl "
sé 2 - layman's language hold . g004/ escaping with little or no injury. constructed .under the side-|: Th tte: 2 ‘urnace an e'
under any type of attack, incad-| “SIC, nation of tah” cays tl and NEWS TYPE "OARBERRY'S ‘a atk ont of Whe Denes fo | man" vags nh Renney, Cleaning
Cadets In Castlegar ¢ ing those with high explosives or | government book, “our chances, PICTURES * fenardian Ry WW hishy dence on Columbia Ayenue, Con-| be
i incendiary bombs, and, indeed

FLOWERS.

FUNERAL HC OME -and

AMBULANCE SERVICE

1298 Pine Ave, — Trail
Phone 1000

according to the law of averages,
are pretty good in any. case, but
they are better if we take appro-
priate precautions.”

The book goes on to describe
the types. of atomic weapors
which, could be ‘used against

tract for the project is to be: sign;
£4. wat a'local construction fir
ped

of ‘the! Trail pan ‘District. Civic
Workers’ Union at a special meet-
¢ 3 ing. in the Coronation Hall Mon-
t Stuhere has been no action on the) day night,

matter of moving the‘speed ‘Umit ft
signs near the Skyline Service, to
the village's southern limits,
.| Commissioners : ..said,'’ Dept. :- of
| Public Works authorities advised

For some time now, we: hipaitarte there have been efforts
made by @ unit of one of the cadet
corps in Castlegar. |

We would suggest the parties the are desirous-of setting up a
cadet corps in Castlegar, have a good idea and should pursue it, A| _

* unit of the sea, army or air cadets would be a worthy addition to our
community, especially since a number of young men here are sadets
already, attending meetings in Trail. :

The benefits to young, men, froma cadet corps are many. The

are applicable in most types of

: ates
peacetime catastrophe as well. At Reasonable Rates

Pettitt Photos

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Main St.

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ED. ON TGOMERY, Maisiger

” Castlegar and’ Kin Kinnaird will be
hosts for. the next, meeting of: the
Union ‘of Kootenay’ Muncipalities,
to be probably held in late: Aug-
this was a matter for:the police| ust. It ‘was agreed’ that.'a . joint |:
and the police have advised it’s a meeting’ with’ Kinnaird must .be

Eile for, the Denariment ver held sc soon to make ep arenaements:

ee Castle;
Phone 3811

what to do now ‘to prepare tor
such emergency, what to do, if at-
tack comes and how to carry on
afterwards,

Guaranteed for One ‘Year :

ites"
i Nr a i tla t and bad odors result dur-| Queen Contest, . children’s". rides » Castlegar, B.C, PHONE 2231 4.95
f ing warm weather, The ideal way | and sports, refreshments and the on ‘
( ‘would be to place all ref y buffet sup-
~ i bage, zubbishs sweepings into: a per in the Robson ‘Hall, = W A L , E
| pail with a cover. The day will again be climaxed 5 i “For COAL, SAND, GRAVEL.
{ Welcomed at. the mesting “ee with a.dance in the evening. i fie ce BD wee a saa Lue 7"
the new director of the Wes sal The institute is also-sponsoring | u SUPFLY we e HAULING mite
taney. Health Unit, Dr. A. F. Bal-| 4° Gub, Guide and Brownie rally, P ills : i
kan: rted that at the Robson Recreation Hall to- We can supply-all your. ie , SEE fl ows, pr.’ ae $3. 95. Chil Pay i
ies  hiving been he 2 a morrow, Guests \ will. include ‘building . needs — Estimates : Hand: Towels | ae anes dren s
:B A, -‘Resker an » : i 2 y we ee oe !
fy Lae ont ae ee paced Castlegar Transfer 8 DENIM: JEANS
+ a ey
pew cae that chlorination would ue Kennedy was aera Sharples _..Phone 4942 _ i 5 Li
be advisable, Dr. Balkany said his for this vnonth: Pi = :
ideal ‘would. be tai Lome After. the business session, PI a's Hl se
there was a surprise party. hon- - . a
plies ae Rastaurization of ll rhe oring ‘one of the Institute’s char- : umbing * eating. Kinnair d Service ;
reali ed. the various difficulties| te" members, Mrs.\J.'Oborne, on Furnace, and: Chimney “‘TRACTIONIZIN
which would mean a slow and | the occasion of her-birthday, Mrs. Cleaning A SPECIALTY
Oborne was presented with a cor-
gradual process';'to accomplish sage and bouquet and there was CASTLEGAR: PLUM BENG 24 HOUR BEE HIVE BABY. ‘Woo, ;
ze : a birthday cake in her honor. SHONE 4291. WRECKER. _ SERVICE -
were served by a’ Monts ES Regular — B0e ve NOW _ 88
OE Satins eis -Mrs, D, Gavrilik, Mrs. S. Grant, lontgomery, Mgr. ‘E, J. ‘Fink Phone 4227,
REGULAR. Photo Studio: jrt2@= 4 Saecner dete TABLE, OWL SLOTH es
FOR NORMAL HAIR. : : Seo = Fatteyrs — Assorted and wits” f D R E
° : FINEST QUALITY . tom shillings and Pounds to dal- CALL ON US FOR ‘Dutch M aid Bakery Regular 886 yd. ‘NOW — 79c.yd. Re S$. Ss E $s
u lars and cents in 185! z
SERVICE : PASTEURIZED MILK Pata ped GRely py ; ‘0:
‘ x = —— aS Whipping Cream — Table nie Dita. butt : EROTTEH HAC, Somi-Trans. SEney BL 0 U S: E $c.
B. HUBER Building Sumiiss Cream — Chocolate : Mill Birthday'Cakes Regul  MONOW — 45 yd.
anita ot é . OGLOW.: BROS." 0: Cottage Cheese <1: Wedding Cakes" ‘‘* — ; Grea
‘Box. 522... .. Phone 4922 ‘Bultalng 5 & Suppiyc Co. ta. ’ PHONE 2096 Anniversary Cakes : Ty TS Tee id
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i Gastiernn, PHONE ¢ 4061 MODERN DAIRY PHONE S241” om

primary aim of any corps is ta ‘produce better: Canadian citizens —

‘the kind who d the ilities, of citi and, are

prepared to accept them should the need arise, Cadet training ‘isa

1 form of ing young men to receive

rand administer discipline. .. *
" Cadets usually receive mo. payS wut they do receive valuable

=educational benefits, trips to camp, and free courses:on a variety of
subjects designed to assist them in preparing future careers. Méeting

vusually only one hight a week, their cadet ‘Bhidiés do not interfere ive

with but rather supplement their school studies,
Cadet experience can also help the young man to obtain a higher

th the ips that are There. are no

dues and uniforms are loaned to. tie cadets ffec of charge. At no
time is there any goramiimen that the cadet will join the Army,
Navy or Air Force.

In .view of these facts, we Wish the persons spearheading the fi

move for a cadet corps here, every sucess.

Included in the manual are
clear instructions ‘on ‘construction
of. basement: shelters and outdoor

Shelters and. special hints which
4s be, invaluable. {9 citizens in
wartim 3

"Copies of the manital Personal

PLAYING-SAFE ..,
“This business of setting Feady

‘Leo Bosse

Diamonds — Watches
ui

Protection under.‘Atomic ‘Aftack”?

other kind ‘of bo: are available, free, to all civil de-

ean that the place in which we| fence Provin- |;

ve is going to be bombed”, the| cial Civil Defence offices, and ar-
book notes ‘in’ its introduction..“It | rangements have ‘been made by
simply means that we are playing | the Queen’: 'S Printer, Ottawa, for
safe.It’s the sort of thing we do widespréad sale ghxoughout
all the time when we buy insur-! Canada, at nominal cost.

Subses \ient ‘articles in this series will bring’ you information con-
ed ‘in “Personal’Protection under Atome Attack,” and other

Canadians, prepared tor the federal:Civil Defence Coordin-
tion Services Division, Di

theft. Producers apply to the agri-
cultural department for tatoo Jet-

Under the néw Poultry Brand
.Act, Saskatchewan poultry Be
-ducers may. now -have’ their, fo

‘branded as a protection parti ters. q
‘ Stee naneeate ae Garbage Conditions The Fourth “Annagl Strawberry
at the a project of the Robson

Castlegar
“Sash &. Door

PHONE 3211

WINDOWS —-DOORS — SASH
CABINET MAKING

>. . Free Estimates:

Velfare, Ottawa.
Health Gfficors.Asked Robison Wi. Plan For.

* |Yo-Investigate Local

Women's Institute, will be” held

fh :
monthly meeting of the West. vi
on July 11 and gives ‘promise: of

Kootenay. Union Board of Health

In Trail’on June 12; asked that| being gayer and bigger than ever

Board. officers check. on various according to .plans made at\a

of the Institute Nast

garbage conditions here.
Although domestic refuse plac-|
ed in and at with’ 18
tainers may not be an imme- ent.

diate health risk, it was pointed} The. gala event which annual-
out, it may attract rats and other | ly draws large..crowds from the
rodents who are potential disease|‘surrounding district’ to Robson,
carriers.’ Also, if such refuse is| wil] again include:the program
‘spilled: during’ collection, it can] of" thrilling water sports, the

week at the home of Mrs,
ib (pres-

PHONE 2138:
Ste, 7 — Eremenke Block

* Bost “Office ‘pallding
» Wed. 2:30 p.m, to r) P.m,

WAS Fu SLAY SHO)

bg .

offer, It-is out aim to. continue

oh 5 years of ‘continued patronage,
Wwe. ‘are listing just 1 a few of the’ miany Specials we have to

to serve you in the future,

Phyllis = Jack — ‘Emest