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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday. Mav 10. 1962

Some People Just Can Nof
Resist Wet Pai

Truth is funnier than fiction;
and if you don’t believe it, here
are three amusing stories that
couldn't be equaled with any gag-
writer's material.

A woman hired a local pain-
ter to paint her garden fence. She
was surprised to sec him arrive a
couple of weeks in advance and
chalk on the concrete path the
words ‘Wet Paint.” —

She asked the painter for an
explanation.

“It's like this,” he said. “The
public can’t resist a ‘Wet Paint’
sign. I'd estimate, ‘that about three
out of every passers-by can’t
stop theaucives from pm. rubbing the
paint just to make sure it IS wet.

“I'm tired of having my work

smeared, BO I put up the sign a
couple of weeks in advance, Then
passers-by have got tired of in-

Built Up Roof Work
“and Roofing
Concrete, Basements
& Insulation Work

O. Lighiie

Phone 365-5158

_| his consent,

int Signs

vestigating by, the time the paint
is really wel

Batoves Michaela Denis and
her husband Armand found a re-
mote village in the Belglan Congo
where the women were beautiful
and brazen,

Their confidence and arro-
gance was quite unlike African
women who are usually shy and
retiring.

The men of the village were
cowed and gave their wives many
gifts, A colonial official explained
to the curious explorers that the
village women formed a club about

years ago and killed, cooked
and ate a husband once a month;
Kio of a “Husband-of-the-Month

The authorities scon stopped
the practice and sent the ring-
leader to prison, but the memory
lingers on in the minds of all
the menfolk,

A 17-year-old British girl was
denied a marriage licence recently
because her father wouldn't give

The father’s reason wasn't to
protect the girl from making
mistake, but to La Nene the po-
tential husband,

“She can’t cook,” the father
explained, “and;I’m not going to
give my consent until she learns.”

The frastrated swain may suf-
fer a little heartache now, but
he'll be saved a lot of heartburn
in the future.

eThe Castlegar CWL held their
monthly meeting in St. Rita’s hall
recently with 20 members and
Father Brophy present, A new
member, Mra, Hyfer, was welcom-

ed to the league.

Convenors elected at the pre-
vious executive meeting are as
follows: spiritual, Mrs. A. La-
Marche; missions, Mrs, W. MeGau-
ley; Parent ‘Mrs. R. Friesen
and Mrs. a
R.

A. Shutek and Mrs, H. Newell;
hospital visiting, Mra. L. Booge ang and
Mrs, ‘J, Corbett;

CWL Names Convenors
At Executive Meeting

yey wilt take place next week,
intentions for the month
of uy 7 1a for the success of the
Nelgon Diocesan Council which is
being held this month and also for
the success’ of the Ecuminical
Council which is being held in
October,

170 Fires Every
Day in Ganada

P. Soberlak and Mrs. R. sales
church cleaning, Mrs, S. Horlick,

. Kuit and Mra, W. Fields;
citizenship and immigration, Mrs.
W. Shkwarok; circles, Mrs. H.
Kemperman, Mrs. W. Fields and
Mrs. L. SCarapbell, and hostess and

homes are

fire — an. average of 170 qiees
every day. Property loss is esti-
nated at $28,000,000 according to
e All Canada Insurance’ Federa-
tion which sepresents 220 com-
peling fire, automobile and casu-

alty in C:

‘an-

booster, Mrs, W.

members of the 40 hours devotion
from May 13 to 15 and asked for
adorers from the org! tion.

It was decided to have a ques-
tion box at the meetings starting
in September, Father Brophy will
answer the questions.

Preparations were made for
the canvass for the Prospector

Summer
Theatre

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For tne second consecutive
year all proceeds from the major
drama’ preduction presented by
the Universi.y of British Colum-
bia’s stun aev school of theatre will
be used for: student scholarships
and bursaries,

The director, Miss Dorothy
Somerset, said: “Proceeds from
last year’s play, “Dark of: the
Moon,” will make ‘it possible for
us to assist many young people
fom Poon parts of te Province

Father Brophy reminded the |#@3:

Of the 400 Canadians who will

die in residential fires each year,

about half are children. Home fires

can be prevented and the Federa- | x,

tion offers these precautions, es-

pecially applicable at this time of
year.

(1) ‘Remove matches and |
other inflammables from the poc-
kets of winter garments before
storing.

(2) Clean out attics, base-
ments, sheds, garages and other
areas where rubbish may have ace
cumulated,

(3) Use non - inflammatte |
fluids for cleaning floors end | Uf
clothing; ‘do not use gasoline or
similar volatile fluids,

(4) Oily rags, or rags soaked
in ‘turpentine or other fluids,
should be destroyed or kept in
sealed metal containers,

(5) Winter heating materials
— oil, kerosene, etc. — should be
kept at minimum level during
summer months.

Each year, more than biped as

the same as
making a great individual,

great men of any.era, we find that

character in common.

These characteristics ‘also make a
nation great, because a nation is
really the sum total of the quali-
ties of the people who live within
borders.

It’s pretty much the same as a
recipe for apple pie: you can't
make a good one with inferior in-
gredients, and you can't bulld a
great nation unless its. people
put the tight qualities into its

= One quality of Lemerred a is
industriousness. Little ‘of
worth has ever been achieved the
easy ‘way. Great careers are built
to a cal per-

Zee

A
If we examine the lives of |same principles.

Attributes of a Great Nation |
Same as Those of Individuals
at are the attributes of a|with his nelghbors, tolcrant to dis-, allow our citizens to be- them-

Wh
great nation? They are very much | believers, beneficlent to the needy | selves, to live by the concepts of
the traits that go into |and revera the love of God.

freedom in

every phase of society,
it: mation lives by the|/Governments do not make great-
ness. Greatness: is.the product of
‘o_be'a great land, we must|free individuality.

fait eae peeeren mers bea ele an a

sistence in the face of

No great man ever accomplished | Bal
greatness by being fed handouts
by the state. A mation that is
oddied by government handouts
con. Tosb its spark of ‘initiative, too.
Worthy men look te the fu-
ture | eagerly, They do not fear
what is to come and are not afraid
to stand on their own two feet and
face ‘it; they find that risk is in-

and eet their enthusiasm for

* ney know that the best wea-
Pon against insecurity is courage,
and that guarantees of security by
a government agency turn out to
have too many strings attached —
strings that can turn into chains
if ney are allowed to continue

A truly great man is honest

(6) Chimneys and furnaces
showd be cleaned thoroughly.
(7%) Check fans, air condi-
tioners and similar summer appli-
ances for frayed cords or loose

the 1962 summer school from duly
3 to August 11

Miss suinaret teferred to vhe
number of students of proven ab-
lity. who have proceeded to fur-

Largest stock in the K

Body Shop -in

for all-General Motors Vehisios

Largest "and ‘most “Fully equipped Garage: and

the Kootenays

tcetnn Gnantals,

eee eal

Setborling ‘Tire. Warehouse
SUE

SA

Mr. GREEN

of Kinnaird

VOTE for OGLOW

YS

ther advanced training and careers
in theatre. “It is these
young people” she said, “and stu-
dents from othér parts of Canuda
who will be responsible for the
future of Canadian thea

This summer. the guest direc.
tor will be Dr. Francis Hodge,
PhD., ahaa Professor of dra-
ma, University of Texas.

Among the plays he is cur-
rently Sonsldening 14 ae the major

are:

Holiday,” a enigs with romantic
overtones by Thomas Dekker;
Shaw's coniedy sative, “Fanny's
First Play" and the famous com-
edy farce of the late 19th century,
“She Stoops to Conquer” by Oli-

,ver. Goldsmith,
In addition, two ‘I pro-

(8) Remove accumulated Jea-
ves from eaves and around base
of homes, ¢

College Lecturer
Gels Study Grant

NELSON — The head of the
chemitsry department of Notre
Dame_ University College in Nel-
sén will’ continue research this
Jsummer with a $1,000 grant from
the National Research Council, Ot-
wa, |
David F. Larder received the
grant for the summer months to
enquire into the “preparation and
structural determination of some
bicyclic alcohols hitherto undeter-
mined.” The research’ will be car-
ried out at the University of Al-
berta. -
Mr. tyes has attended the

ductions, directed by Miss Somer-
set and Sidney Risk, essociate di-
rector, ‘be presented at vhe
Frederic Wood Theatre.

u The Ro-
yal College a Science and Tech-
nology in Glasgow and the Uni-
versity of Alberta. He is an As-
sociate of the Rayol Institute of
ie) a Fellow of the Chem-

for and
scholarships must be received ‘at
the UBC extension department
early ia May. Consideration will
be given to ‘students unable to
meet this deadline, who wish to
apply at a later date,

ical Society of London, and a mem-
ber of the erican Chemical
Society. In addition, he also serves
as.a staff member .of “Chemical
Abstracts,” a journal published by
the American Chemical Society.

Bus, Ph.: 365-3441
JUST LOOKING?

Res,

“through several stores,

TENDERS

Stipulated Sum Contract

Tenders will be received
Saving Time, Thursday,

of the tender is required

complete or partial set.

tender not necessarily ac

Office.

the construction of two (2) two-room schools, one
at Ootischenia, one at Blueberry Creek.

School Board Office, Castlegar, B.C.
A certified cheque in the amount of ten percent

Drawings, Specifications, Tendering Forms and .
Instructions to Bidders will be issued to General
Contractors Only and may be obtained on or after
10.00 a.m. Thursday, May 10th, 1962 at the School
Board Office in ‘Castlegar, B.C.

A returnable deposit of $25.00 is-required for each

right to reject any or all tenders: Highest or lowest

Tenders will be opened Thursday, May 24, 1962,
at 4.30 p.m., Daylight Saving Time, in the Board

Board of School Trustees,

School District No. 9 (Castlegar) -
C. H. King,

’ Secretary-' Treasurer,

WANTED

proposals are invited for

until 4.00 p.m. Daylight
May 24, 1962 at the

with each tender.

The. Board reserves the

cepted.

budget.

and hard before they buy a

bilities...

urgent need of a home, feel
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Some folks hesitate to approach a real
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range, how to finance the various possi-
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SATURDAY, MAY 12
8,00 P.M.

Legion Hall

i Alaskar-Canadian Mission announ-

°° teachings of. Jesus Christ as. they

BY charge, from any'B.C. Forest Ser-

a.

#. for 1961 totalled almost four and
‘one-half; million dollars. In ‘addi-

Parents, Mr, and Mrs. G Martini,
tlegar.

“Issued: Here!

. from the:. permit requirement,

cof damage was caused to forested

operators, and in fact-everyane is

; attended Civil Defence ‘courses in

\te

Elder White, a missionary for
the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-
ter-day Saints, has been assigned
to labor in: Castlegar, with Elder
Parmenter, whose previous ‘com:
panion has: been transferred to
another city. : Milton L, :Weilen-
mann, President ‘of’ the Church's

vced the change recently,

During the time that they are
in..the area they will be. calling
from ‘door ‘to’ door to acquaint
the: people . with themselves and
with: the ‘teachings ‘of the “Mor
mon” faith. Their purpose is not
to raise funds or tp” sell,’ but to
bear‘ witness to the Gospel ‘and

have been restored in these latter
days. ©
These Elders are represorita:
tive of the “extensive . missionary,
system ‘that is‘ sponsored - by tho
Chureh throughout | tho. world:
Thero are 10,000 young men and
women similarly laboring: in* the
varlous. missions of the Church,
British Columbia is part of the
Aalskan-Canadian Mission, one of
the newest. missions in the Chur-
ch, Over 180 missionaries in’ the
Alaskan-Canadian’ Mission : serve
| for two years before returning to
their, schooling or © professions,
“They receive no monetary return
from the Church, but*are suppor-
ted. by their.parents or friends at
home. pes cake
The Church was organized “on

‘April 6, 1830, . through. the ‘instru-| ged.

‘New Elder: Here
. For Mormons

“the public is invited to attend.

Smith.” The Church was’ organized
by direct revelation from God the
Father and /his*‘son Jesus Christ.
Membership inthe Church ‘now.
exceeds 1.8 million, and is grow:
ing rapidly.
“Services in Castlegar are’held
on Sunday. at RON ‘Rivers Halt
10 am. There is

‘HOT’ OFF THE PRESS

Revised forest fire pré

Revised Forest Fire Regulations

* CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 10, 1962

TRAIL CARTAGE

VAN & STORAGE

regulations, fresh off the: press ‘of
Provincial. Queen's Printers; “re
quire’ that a* permit’ be ‘obtained
before a: sawmill or : other wood
Brocessing Plant be ‘established, in

In company with other fire

2
ta

imed
TeHlelne the .chance of fires cat

Printed Cheques
Now in ‘Almast 4
Universal Useage |.

the printed cheque’ has come
into’ almost’ universal” use ~ nowa-
days in our banks, ‘although act-
ually. as long as a‘ cheque is:made:
out properly it ean be written én
anything,

‘And there scems to bo no ond
to the type of form some People | 5
will use,
For: example, cheques have
been written on cigaret “paper, on
calling \cards and ‘on delicate va-
Ientines. One of the -most unusual
was | written: ona

‘chance to’ assess. the fira hazard | ¢

. | safe development,

is new regu:
intlon will give Forest. Officers a

Potentlal of a proposed site’ before
an operator spends money on un:

Other sections of the same re-
Bulations state ‘that. woods opera-
tors ‘shall matatals a. stock’: of
id. hand

equipment, anise a watchman to
spot and quell after-work fire out-

tinguishers’on hand,’ fall © snags

within.a’ specified radius ‘of equip-
tment, clear debris away from pos-
sible friction’ points’ along .cables,
install spark. arresters’ on engine

safe areas,

~ The amount of equipment de-
manded by the rogulations is gov-
erned by the number of men‘ em-

with lpstick,’ -
Perhaps the prize for fantastic
cheques: was the one | that: was
made’ out on a. tough’ steel plate.
This -was all part of a publicity
stunt for’ a‘ metal firm and: the
whole’ thing had- been \prearran:

mentality of the prophet Joseph

Funeral Service
Held Saturday”
For Infant Sen

- Puneral service was hela at St,
~ Rita's Catholic Church’ here: Satur-
day for Lee James Martini, :nine-
month-old ‘infant: son © of Mr. and
Mrs, Rudy Martini of 476-Muain St.
ne Father E. A. Brophy officts:

The baby. died in Castlegar
and - District hospital on. May 3.
Besides his parents, he is survived
by two brothers, Randy and Brett;
one sister, Sharleen; his maternal
grandmother, Mrs, Laura Wallace,
Nelson; and his paternal grand:

Interment was: in. Park’ Me-

“The British® Coftimbia’ Forest
eryice announced the opening of
we i902 Forest Fire Season... On

1 ‘the ‘annual battle: against and 31,573

forest fires » switched. into: high

. May is the |.a8e - business: “day ~ local:
Berk ay to Getober: 31: is thel' throughout the system amouhted
to Pata compared with 3,550,-

Period

Province ‘are most; prone to ‘de-

Long. distance . traffic
Officially the 1962 Forest Fire during the first three months of

pag total calls handled amounting

Season started” on May, 1, and
‘continues until the end ‘of October

untess shortened or:lengthened .by 000 “for

the. Provincial <: Cabinet. During
this period everyone, must“have-a
=-fire permit before they can ‘light
a fire of any.sort inthe outdoors,

Fire permits are. available, free.of

pany report. The net increase was

However, it did present a few
It took a couple. of
people to carry it, and had-to. be
endorsed’ with a blow: torch. »
A very unusual cheque showed
up at the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce in» Victoria. (The © whole
thing was: inscribed on -a_ hard-
Dolled egel After Recovering from

Gunpowder ‘Operated
Jack Takes Labor
Out of Jacking Chore

flat tire or blowout 'on the highway
and found herself unable ‘to cope
with the primitive type of jack
that most ‘car, maufacturers supply
has wished they would buck up and
improve their
St seems ‘lather strange that a

the: initial:shock, and
they. were’ dealing witha’ practical
yolker,- ‘the “hank: accepted and
cashed the ‘cheque,

However, , all: these unusual
cheques’ Present’ some aiesiealey,
wen it comes to handling thi

the © accounting department,
Nowateys, machines are used:.to
list ‘and endorse the cheques, end
they just’ haven't: been : trained: to
scramble eggs.

Just the same, written on eggs
or. steel plates, ‘cheques are still
as welcome as the flowers in May.

“B.C. Telephones
. Show w Big increde

in the

: oth ¢ Columbia “Tulephone C Com-,

to: reach a: total “of 571,898 .at the
end. of March,. according to a:com-

the result: of 35,449 connections

ped with a host’ of the latest aut-
omotive luxuries still’ does not pro-
vide. simple ‘and: bets hosting ap-
Paratus,

_ Perhaps someday the voice ot
public opinion will change all‘ this
and cars will have jacks built right

take hope from: the invention of a
‘Texas “taxicab driver, who surely
must have had the’ ladies in- mind

by. gunpowder: Don't’ be alarmed —
it's snot: dangerous -— it's fired by
blank .92 calibre ‘cartridges. And it’
does take the Arbor out of the Sere

mechanism, « /. i §

; "The: jack is placed : under the
axle of the car, s blank ‘cartridge is
ae into the’ firing spparatus Bnd

“During the same “period aver-

000: forthe ‘same: period’ of-:1951.

|. ‘The. pressure: from
the @ explosion forees the lifting ap-
paratus. upward,
Burleson says his invention Is

to -3,500,000,' compared with 3,140,-| simple! ei
the i Period =
of, the previous year, <)“ 2
“The increase for. the Castlegar Comme
-exchange was ‘28 for the above oe:
period, bringing the total, nom-|.  PNDaRERaR

ber of phones to 1,968.

breaks, have’ water and fire: ex- °

exhausts and restrict ‘smoking toy:

Bvery woman. who “has had a]:

powered ‘mechanical ‘marvel equip- |"

into them. In the meantime we can |"

when he produced ‘a jack: operated | *

ag ‘safe as a pop-gun and does not] ©

‘produce ‘any. nolse or burning’ odor. |’ --
increased | Let's hope it reachés the market
soon and ‘that ‘car ‘manufacturers
adopt it —or at least something

‘ployed onan Forest of-/a tire; that the fire when Ht, must
ficers make regular. and frequent | be at least 10 feet away from logs,
checks throughout; the:.“close: sea-| stumps and. standing trees, In’ ad-
son” to assure that operators abide dition, to thls ‘all debris ‘must be
by the regulations. ; Failure. to.o¥t | cleared “away, down mineral
serve the rules of fire prevention | soil, for at t Toast three feet beyond
is Poushable by‘fine, the edge: of the fire.?: oy

sof the’ same regulations, Also illegal under. the Forest
aaptoved by Order-in-Council : No, | Act is'the ‘discarding ‘of any burn-
03," March :29,-1962,: and part of| ing material’ during the. closed fire
ue Forest ‘Act; governs’ the light-| season; Dt “thesummer of
ing of campfires in, woodland areas, | 1961,'-five® persons :in : B.C. were

This portion states‘ that a pormit| fined up’ to $100 for tossing away
muat ‘be. obtained before lighting burning clgarettes, matches, ete.

Local and: Long Distance Moving

‘to’ Vancouver, Vancouver Island,
» East and U; S.A.

: Agents for. North American Van Lines

Phone ‘Castlegar 365-8370
Trail’ 368-3933 Collect

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‘Cominco document—3 tons of A 1ed to
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That year, Cominco sold just over 25,000 tons of fertilizer.
O:Years:since: the first sale, -11%' million-tons have been
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Cominco Ss ‘fertilizer business | is‘a good example of Canadian’
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vice office’ or any
displaying \a sgamelize Permits|_

~. uate: i ‘tn tho. proper
facilities in Provincial camp and
picnic sites, or- in sup! rvised com-
mere! campsites, are. exempt

Last’ year 3B.C....experienced
3,102 - forest “fires which swept
over a total: of 1,227,000. acres
of forest. land. Firefighting costs

“tion; over 13‘million dollars’ worth

In a ‘great many instances the|’
* public can! play a major role in

“geeounted for: 50 per: cent of all
forest fires,

Campers, » sinokers, industrial
:asked td. BE “PREPARED. DON'T

LET YOUR FORESTS GO. TO
BLAZES. *. ee

fearly 1,000 people will-have

East‘ and West: Kootenay: in ‘the
- training ne Sears concluding ‘June -30,
1962, All. courses: are ' ie in:

the: prevention’ of . forest © fires. |
it ‘season: hum«n ‘carelessness |.

free.’
_ terested, contact your ; local’ Civil} ’

‘Defence. Officer.

Looked ‘at your home lately

: ‘often do? Homes havea habit of; ‘growing old so gradually
that often you don’t really notice the change. But if you
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