6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 24, 1957

Office Supplies
Castlegar News

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
Held In The
Kinnaird Community Hall
Sunday, At 7:00 p.m,
Conducted by Mr. and’ Mrs. L. Bye ,
. ALL ARE WELCOME

Tapping the untapped

"* tmperlal Ol! Photo

The squadron-was honoured
last night by the presence of
F\L Hutchin who is Commanding
Officer of Air Cadet Squadron
No. 59 of Vancouver and it is
his squadron which holds the
Guthrie Shield whicti is awarded
to the most efficient -squadron
in .B.C. each year, This is the
goal of all squadréns in the Pro-
vince and within the next few
years we also hope to be the
receipients of this award.

We wish to thank the cadets
for the fine performance they
gave during the wing ceremony
last week in the auditorium of
the Stanley Huniphries High
School at which time Cpl, Hubert
received his pilots’ wings.

To add incentive toward im-
proving the appearance of dadets

 ATHRUIEASLALrE Ht Soke muuntnntay

oaLow: hero
uilding & Supply

Building ; Supplies

uated

Confecti
Special , Chinese Dishes
Open 8 a.m. to’ 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 am. to 12:30 Pam.

ee

life that no man.can sincerely try to help another
without helping himself.

striving to improvo their Posi
SUPPORT THE
SHLVER BIRCH SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED
CHILDREN '

This Space Donated By A Friend

It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this

How deserving: then’ are: ebildies under handicaps, *

“MUNICIPAL ‘ACT

The Corporation of the Village of Kinnaird

Voters® Li

FOR SALE — 75,000 B. T. U, oil
Beater, good condition. phone
4487 143

HOR SALE — Boys tube skates
\; sizes 8-5-13 and 12, Girls white
sfigure skates size 5 and Girls

Mae tube skates size 6% phone

AR W371. 143

oR SALE — One‘ coat, new,
size 12, $10.00 phone 7751 143
ante la aha eric SOY SE

& BOARD ,—: Available

at MoCreight’s Room! ig House;
}) Phone 2493, ~ ti 16

FOR SALE — One white enam-
elled rangette, two-burner with
oven. Price $35.00. phone 2747.

343

FOR SALE —- 22 gal. Hot water
tank with jacket — thermo-
stat and emersion elernent $25.
Phone 6961 or 3386, 143

FOR SALE — Wood and coal
range in good condition. phone

4314, ; 143

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

FURNITURE
MOVING:

FOR SALE “— Logmobile with
special folding arch, a fast
skidder, $1800,

LAWRENCE 5-6. JAMMER on
skids in good condition, com-

NOTICE — Beauty parior, com-

plete beauty service, including
home - permanents, 76 Maple
St. Castlegar, Alice Zuckerberg
phone 4631, 342

Universities ‘Need To
Expand Facilities

Increasing need for research

plete for A frame on high
lead, guy lines, spreader bar
and tongs, shackles and blocks
$1800,

DDH CLETRAC CRAWLER —.
60 hp with 2 blades for logging,

NOTICE — Tickets for the Harry

Adaskin, Frances Marr concert
lectures in High: School Audi-
forum, Trail, phone Adie 6191.

143

a sacrifice. at $3000.

K6 INT. LOGGING TRUCK and
Trailer with tongues for log- G
ging or poles, $1600, '

WANTED - “Room and board by

young ‘engineer. ‘Shower pre-
ferred, phone 3681 43

ROTARY SNOW PLOW — 8%
ft. with motor. If you want the
best, buy this one,

440

FOR SALE‘ —~- Singer ‘treadle
acwing machine and baby car-
riage, phone 8723 143

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom home,
phone 7031, 143

P. G. Musical Group
To Tour Province

Columbia's most outstanding and
rapidly rising musical groups —
the Cariboo Chorus of Prince
George — will tour the province
next year,

Forty voices of one of British

The mixed adult choir, dir-

in Canadian industry
has created a shortage which
cannot be met by our univer-
sities during the, next, few years,
accprding to the Commercial Let-
ter of The Canadian Bank of
Commerce, . Trained . scientists
from Eutope are. helping. to fill
the gap today, and ‘will probab-
ly playa gteater part in our re-
search programs of the near fu-
ture, the Letter says.

* If Universities. are to pro-
duce enough scientists, it will be

ities and increase thelr

necessary to expand their facil-| -

with grants-in-aid and with tech-
nical assistance. Through its sy-
stem .of scholarships, on which
$3,000,000 a year is spent, it aids
in che training of promising
young scientists while they are
beginning their careers in the re-
search field. NRC also carries
out specific research for industry,
Many tangible benefits have
already accrued to the Canadian
public as a result of research
work, the Letter continues. In
the fields of agricutture, fisheries
and forestry great advances have

been made. Higher productivity’
of soil, improved quality, am&
more economical utilization of
forest products are. among the
achievements of. research.

In the years to come, the de--
mands of industry and govern-
ment both for peaceful and mit-
itary projects will put a strain on
our human resources in the
scientific field, the Letter says,
but the results of research work
re likely to be an improvement
in production of.all types.

Dennis The Menace

staffs, But the Letter comments
that, higher salaries in industry
make it increasingly diffoult for

their

more brilliant ssolence students to

BEST
IN THE GREAT
NORTHWEST

on parade the Civilian Commit-
tee will be presenting theatre
tickets to-those cadets who are
perfectly turned out for parades,
This is in addition, of course, to
those tickets issued at the year’s
end for perfect attendance.

At this time we wish to
welcome Mr. L. E. Cantell into

1957 - 1958

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a sitting of the
Court of Revision to revise and correct’ the Voters’
List for 1957-1958, will be held in the Municipal
Office at Kinnaird, British Columbia, on Friday, the

ected by James L,' Johnson, is
deing sponsored by the B.C. Cen-
tennial Committee for a week's
tour,

“People who have heard this
group agree that it is a delightful
one to hear”, said Centennial Co-
mmittee Chairman, L. J. Wallace,

continue into post-graduate stud-
jes and join university staffs.
Sclentists incomes have doubled | .
since 1933 — but wage-earners
now get 3% times thelr pay a
quarter of a century ago,

Both pure and applied .re-
search are important factors’ to-

FOR RENT Modern dwell-
ing on Upper Bench, Kinnaird,
2 bedrooms, hot water heating,
garage, reasonable rent, apply

’ Dan Gilroy, agent, office Muir-
head Agencies, Res. phone 9381.

14

PHONE
Castlegar 2521
Nekon 1472
UNITED TRUCKING

Granite, Marble & Bronze :
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the lady

_One of the most important

yellow from the white, some-

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‘| faith in your ability.

‘|a remarkably convenient food

BREWED IN THE
KOCTINAYS TO.
KOOTENAY TASTES

get advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
a oe sen or by the Governmentot rtish ‘olumbia.

things when a woman is applying
for a job is good grooming. Ac-
cording to employment authori-
ties, clothes, make-up and post-
ure make a big difference to the
outlook of a prospective employ-
er. Sloppy attire tells him that
the applicant will also be a
sloppy worker. For this reason
proper attention to grooming re-
quires careful thought.

When applying for a job, the
applicant should keep her war-
drobe simple. Low necklines are
out dnd so are pretty party
dresses, sparking jewelry and
fancy earrings.

The basis for good grooming
is a clean, well-pressed suit, a
fresh blouse, cotton gloves,
polished pumps with medium
heels and run-free stockings
with therseams straight.
Makeup should be neat, well
groomed and’ with an accent of
refinement to it. Some young
girls make the mistake of slap-
ping on the cosmetics trying to
make themselves look older.

times bits of yolk*get left in
with the white. To remove’ these
simply touch them with a corner
of damp cloth or paper towel.
The particles will stick to this
material.

Remember that egz whites
beat better at room tempera-
ture. Let them stand out of the
fridge before beating. Adding a
dash of salt before whipping will
produce a larger foam,

If you are on a reducing
diet and still want your:scram-
bled eggs, you can make them
without grease in the top of a

a smooth consistency—delicious
on golden toast.

When combining hot mixtur-
es with eggs in making custards,
cream fillings or souffles, pour

double boiler. They’ll come out] -

the squadfon as an elected, mem-
ber of the Civilian Committee.
Mr. Cantell, who is a teacher at
the Stanley Humphries - High
School, will sit with the com-
mittee for the next two years
and we know that his words of

Ist day of November, 1957, at 11:00 a.m. ,

P. A. SMIBERT,
Village Clerk

wisdom will be by
those in the squadron, :

LANDIS — To Mr. and Mrs.,Geo,
Landis, Metz, France, October Ist,
a daughter,

IS YOUR GAR SET FOR WINTER?

WE HANDLE THE FINEST IN TIRES
See Us About Winter Tires

Dominion or! Firestone

Don’t Wail For Freoze-Up

the hot mixture gradually into

the beaten egg, stirring constant-
Leftover . whites will keep

in the fridge for a week or ten

days if they are stored in a

tightly-covered far.

Leftover yolks should be

I; every iP or can
spot this subterfuge a mile
away. Instead of meking her
look older, it tells him that the
girl is really inmature,

Perhaps the most important
thing is to stand and sit straight.
A slumpy posture can spoil a
nice wardrobe and detract from
the smartest makeup job. it al-
so robs you of the poise that is
so necessary to confidence. This
in turn destroys the interviewers

Remember these three job-
seeking essentials: Good posture,
simple dress and neat makeup.
EGGS

Eggs have been called the
perfect food, They are certainly

item, and I doubt if you could
find ‘a single person who doesn’t
like them. There are so many
ways to preparé them’ that
special books have deen written
on that subject alone, Here are
just a few mee on the proper

ling of e;

‘When conating the egg

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Phone 4042
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BE SAFE — BE SURE

Jor in the fridge. They will keep
for a few days this way. How-
ever, it is better to cook them
and use in salads, scalloped
dishes or sandwiches.

Pc
IN MEMORIAM ©

In loving memory of our
dear husband and father, Paul
Halarewich who passed away
October .28th, 1956.

tear,
A fervent, wish our a0 was
here,
‘There are others,
know,
But he was.ours and we
loved him. so,
Dear God, take a message
To our loved one in heaven
above,
Tell,;him how much we miss
im, 2 i
* And’ give him our love.
Ever remembered by
Emily, Raymond & Paulette

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WANTED —- Would take house-
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phone 4982 and ask for Mrs.
Sherley. 143

WANTED — Channel Two T. V.
mast and or antenna. phone
14

5187, 9,

Waitress,

TANTED, apply| ;
Castlegar Dining Room.

143

in making, the announcement,

held by the Cariboo Chorus on
the following schedule,

July 6, evening, Vernon; July 7,
evening,
3 | evening, New Westminster; July

evening, Nanaimo; July 11, even-
ing, North Vancouver; Suly 12,

Two-hour concerts will be

Sunday, July 6,' Kamloops;
Abbotsford; July

evening, Victoria; July 10,,

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Castlegar, B.C.

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Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone. 3622 or 2231

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Bicthday Cakes

EXCAVATING
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BEAUTY COUNSELLORS Cos-
METICS — phone'6441, 343

LLS. Ud.

~-Charter Service

Towing - :Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes ‘

evening, P

centennial celebrations, on May
28, the Cariboo Chorus will pro-
vide -a musical send-off — feat-
uring French-Canadian and other
ballads of the- courier de bois
days
Prince George.

18 men-in three Indian canoes, of
the voyage of Simon Fraser of
150 years ago down the. Fraser
River; a voyage that .was cred-
‘| ited“with establishing for Britain
her possessions in the west.

In addition, earlier on in the

— to the Fraser Brigade at

That is a re-enactment, by

Phone 4331

Service .
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
mn Wharf

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Arrow Lakes Ferry |
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Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
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1:00 pm. Friday.

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Thurs., Fei. and Sat.

“TALL MAN RIDING” in color

Randolph Scott —

: jus
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Richard Widmark —" Mac Zetterlings

One showing:

October 24-25-26
Dorothy Malone i

7:30. p.m

8,/its own account, and assists col-

day in industry and in govern-
ment, the Letter says. Occupying
a central position in research
work generally is the National
Research Council, which con-
ducts extensive research work on.

leges and other research bodies

CASTLEGAR NEWS

No man with a burden of
debt has a right to pro-
tect his creditors if he
hes: not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance. . *.
Plans.to sult your individ-
ual requirements’ may be
arranged through.

Dick Fowler
North -American
Life

-Robson, B.C..

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