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CASTLEGAR: NEWS, CASTLEGAR, : B.C.

THURSDAY, AUGUST. 2, 1956"

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drinks, More often’ it.is due to
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, Masusver,”” secently. pubushed' Dy
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Prices Effective August 3 and 4th :

SMOKED PICNICS. CROSS RIB ROAST ,

T-BONE: “SIRLOIN or :
OUND STEA

“UWerms that cause 200d polson-
ing may commonly be, found in|®
toe nose and: throat, in skin in-

“ aecdOns and in the antesiines.,
‘sney may pe scatlered ana gain,

toe Nauds sua corouga: uwensils
ghd “cuanes \uat uave been hand-
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Tomato S: a: ints ry

needs a Mtele imagination, but
you s can really make it look like

‘ ~ Custard Squares

: Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea
fees or Mille

All measurements are level.
proportioned to . serve

nia.”

For each “person, use 1 small
ripe. tomato ,a hard-cooked egg
yolk, sliced head = lettuce. or
shredded lettuce and mayonnaise,
All ingredients should -.be well-
chilled.

Remove the skin from the:
tomatoes. Then cut each down
in eighths alm‘
fend and open up like
Place each tomato on lettuce. Fili
the sentres: Ww. with. mayonnalie,
then cover this
yous altat ‘rubbed through’ a

‘N'Butter “Custard ~

thickly ‘with

. frothy wi
entrance mo foods by. way Of li5 “each salt and nutmeg.
Aga 2c

milk, Pour into the

"Cover with neatly’ "cut 1". sized

So yasu your. nanus often
when preparing 1000s. Ury nem
on # cieau paper towel

uy omy 100d that sppears
30uau, Clean and-normal.

“Use only inapected meats and

a in tomato sauce
15: oz., 2 for ....2...31¢
NABOB PUNCHES -

ht
Habib Golden loaf
reade: or len .10a'
2 tbe box SUIS 49c
beak gent ZIP, KOOTENAY BLEACHES
*: 160 ox., gal. ~ 99e
‘80 ox., gal

LOCKERS for’ rent

oeat FOOD

Chamber Urges Speed

| District

urces,
be sure nay rexeigeratea toous
are delivered Lo you at proper
lemperature, Refrigerate at’ 40
‘gegrees ¥. as Soon as‘received.

Avold serving cream-filled pas-
tries. They may carry food-
. poison organisms., :

ead. g
Place custard p:
pan. Pour in bolting water: to 4a
the depth. Bake in a moderate
oven, 375 degrees F., or until
the. custard . 1s)
squates lightly browned, Chul.

an in a larger

firm ‘and: the

ve with or. without. cream

or a sauce of crushed raspberries
or - thawed, frozen sliced .siraw-

Trick of the Chet

Season buttered beets with ar
Uttle ground allspice. -*

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A 2. =
On Grossing. Signal -

: Pursuant to a motion adopt-
ed no! long ago’ by the Castlegar
‘Chamber of Commerce,
and~ sponsored’ by Sam Muir-
head, the Chanvber has now sent
a letter to:the. CPR at Nelson

SHOE DEPT.
pout miss - these bar-

STadies! & Children’s
‘SANDALS

white and’ coloted

$1.95 - $295 - $3.95
‘ Biv’ Steve Hous

“Ladie! ‘Ss Ready-To-Wear
Department
* DRESSES
reduced 25 to 33% -
Cotton, Sundresses, i
“Afternoon ; ‘Dresses
: fe Ne o
SUMMER BLOUSES 330 to:
“$l 93. ‘$2.95, inesday 12 noon

Prices Effective Aue, 3rd & 4th

"PEAS, Salad. Queen fancy: a's d
415. 0z., 2 tins for ° Ses SESS

BLENDED JUICE, -Nabob _
48 oz. .tin

“PORK & BEANS, P Beboder’ 2, 15 oz.
4 tins foe ;

COTTAGE ROLLS, De
Half or whole, b.. other?

SWIFT'S FRANKS, . a
1b. ae ee ve

ofa wig-
wag signal at the level crossing
between Castlegar and Kinnaird.
: ane letter reads“as- : follows:
On May 8; 1956, thé Boutd

rt Commiskio;

stall
‘We have no doubt that § you
have this job'in hand. Ho
in ‘view of ‘the ‘tragic history

spectiully xsequi it

all those things, that are within
your 'power to do, by which the
completion of this project. may
be hastened.

In view of past accidents and
almost *. weekly’ near ‘accidents
the Castlegar Chamber of Com-
merce feels ‘very strongly on

Deer: Park Socials.

Mr. and Mrs.” Bert George

Yours very truly,
D. W.. Brookes,

Chairman Roads &_ Bridges |-

this matter as indeed do almost
all local residents. Accordingly,
I have been
quest your ‘aid in expediting fhe
installation as ordered.

instructed to re-

White Rejn & Shampoo
Cape ...... 2 $1.29
dustre Cream’ Shamp
$1.70 SPECIAL $1.25_
Colgate Tooth Paste
59c¢ SPECIAL’2 for 89c
Onlizyme | Tooth: Paste ”

» 59¢ SPECIAL 2 for '89c_
*Bayers Aspirin & M of

Mag. SPECIAL: 79
Wildroot ‘Cream Qit
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month's visit.

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20,000. more’ than: in the: pre-
vious year, ve us we ’

re “00 LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SALE —., Vegetables, :Dills
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G rossroads OF ‘the. Kootenays”

VOL. 9, No. 32

S THURSDAY; AUGUST 9, 1956

Sitts Gash, ‘Li

iquor, Cigarettes ‘Stolen. From:
Union, ‘Legion Hall During Weekend

Two large thefts ° in Castle-
the’ latest’ such crimes’ in
rash. of” break-ins’: ia

found. open after. closing hours,
and doors ‘were .not; Jocked.

y’ Close, the compara-
tvay at que. ‘and: peaceful. periéd
enjqyéd * by. “distric! residents. |
VtCAS theft of $1980: from: the
Castlegar: Credit: Union - office
was. discovered . early. Tuesday,
after -the: office had: been closed
Sunday and ‘Monday... i

+ During - ‘the’ same weekend,
the Canadian Legion’ Branch 170
suffered the ‘loss of 27 bottles of

‘liquor, 20' cartons - of; cigarettes,
)in cash:

2 and: $58

The RCMP, whith ‘ia till
investigating the -' thefts,. ‘says

: _, abat -a-general - laxity. ot .security,|

a “by? district. merchants
Sent to: make detection! ‘and
ittvestigation more difficult. Dur-
security ‘checks, car-

the: Lae windows

gly: enough.

SEVEN-YEAR-OLD BOY: .
‘SENT ON PLANE, FLIGHT

A seven-year-old | boy from
calgary got ‘the thrill of . his
life when his parents :sent. him
on an unaccompanied -plane ride
from: Castlegar :to Caley re-
cently, after visiting .at.-Ren:

Richard Hawkins | was put
on the plane by Mr.: and Mrs,
W.. Hawkins and : met an hour
and:a half later..by..hisgrand-
father in Calgary.: The: Hawkins
family had been visiting Mrs,
Hawkins: mother, F. F.. Siemens,
and. Mr. and: Mrs.. Hawkins: re-
turned to: Calgary: by car. Wish-
ing to: spare little’ Richard the
somewhat: tiring ‘car: ride, ‘they

}gave. him air ie quicker | and ‘Tore

were

land “H. Heglin, 21, -o..‘resident of Kinnaird, -was found

‘guilty of. ‘being intoxicated’ . in

a. public. place -on July 28 by

Stipendiary Magistrate ‘Taylor jin ‘police court yesterday.

Mr. E.. McGauley, défense

aftér: the trial that He will appeal. the sentence to.a higher. court. | _-

counsel, ‘announced immediately

He alsd said that further action maybe contemplated. .
The case, which: dragged through’ three days, aroused wide-

spread. * ion due to

d.that he was

sp
beaten: ‘at the ‘police station, an
gine ‘of the RCMP, thad hi hime

y the

and that the arresting officer, Cpl.

been in an intoxicated condition.

out, said . that Heglin had cans

rted himself
Raniah ‘throughout .;

bro ht“or by the’ accused’s : un-

eds and his’ refusal : to

‘tri nee led. to a cell, “We lost our

‘giving the: s
“was © cout ta: Mget? ‘thy

“ste se eases fiends

“it 'a Vdine’ of $10.00 - ‘and: Sat

costs, which: were paid on: the
spot’ ‘by: the: “accused.

MAKES COMPLAINT

*"" (he ‘charge arose out of! an
alteréation. between Heglin- and
Cpl. Cline~at ‘the’ Castlegar"RC-
MP: office Jate Saturday;-night
Tuly ‘28, whers
to ‘lodge a’ col paint “ against
treatment he ‘had allegedly ‘re-
ceived - from Constaple -Letour
earlier in the evening, when the
officer. had © questioned’ hin in
regards to his driving. “Heglin

“.saig he*had ,been’ driving .with
- one**wheel ‘on’ the’ lip-.of. the

road to’ test’ the ‘steering:
Const. ° “Latour had’ warned

eglin' had ‘gone ba

A diving contest, with the* Daltons

“| the 4

213, ‘the som

is Gordy: A

Mr.
and Mrsv eee Anderson. Gordy, “-who- has. been -delivering ..the
CASTLEGAR NEWS almost. since -its_ inception, says that its: a

lot. easiér. riding -his ‘route th:
more fun! é

walking it—and ‘it’s also a”.

- ifs Gasilesse News 'Photo | 72

! ae ree RTE
Gastlegar. Subs’
Win , Competitions
RB Tweedsmuir.

Castlegar ‘Cubs at Camp
Tweedsmuir walked away with
au. the” “competitions.

' The’ u

whé sale. of “about two acrés
ofiMemorial Park cemetery land
fhe Department: of Highways

grou;
ed in Gabin 8, . were "terry and
Tony »:Dalton, Andy  Shutek,
Robert Krueger, ‘Albert ‘“Merry-
Jack. Whittaker, Wayrr2
Groutage, and. Larry... ‘Webster, | ©

the last ‘one from’ Robson.

The. boys : won | “the. weekly
eabin** contest, * the best table

te

teu “He at
“Albert” “Merrytield won the’

unsteady on“ his | feet.” He had
a tendency = to slur words once
in-awhile .\. .. After the Cor-
poral hag spoken to my mother
he said, ‘Evidently, punk,
“mother thinks quite’ a lot

wise hé had called’ me a mame
and‘ I. said, ‘“I. suppose your
mother thought: a lot of you too,
if you “had .one.”' With: that ne
came off the!

you’, I. became irritated be-|*

in second and” third.

All”. Castlegar Cubs; 'Swere
sécond-star cubs with” nuhiérous
proficiency. badges and‘: Sixers
and’ Seconds’: in. their--: pack.
‘Wuyne =. Groutage,. for ‘example, |
has’ all''12 ‘proficiency badges, 1

* It“was felt’ that’: the “fine;
teamwork ‘of the (boys -was due
largely to’: the four .years. of
cubbing they have “had "-under
Cub* Master’ Loyd. Groutage. '~

lesk

right fist: at ‘me. I ducked tat
blow’... ‘The Corporal: lost
hig balance and tottered to the
floor . i. He'g got-up then, and
grabbing. me by-the shirt front,
tore: it, arid in. the.same_ instant

4.) he: gave me a right ‘hook’ in’ my.

into: the officé to eae the
aceused’s. “breath: smelled
strongly of liquor, his eyes * ‘were

bloodshot; 2he, had a boisterous bod
itude = ard "was -

of his A id,
drew. Evans,’ and Dr, John-
son; “no's signs; of intomieation
could: be “observed.

., CONFLICTIN' TORIES:

::Tt. was at ‘this point that the
Sof: the ‘police , officers
ed

ling Cpl
Heglin ‘ was’ informed ‘that’ his
complaint was unjustified put’
that he could ‘present “his. case

* to the Officer C ‘at

right. eye with nis right fist,
which. knocked’. me : into - the
corner” where’: your “worship ‘is
sitting. At this. time Constable
icy (Continued on page Bs

AL. Brilliant ‘Sunday.

WAS ‘large ‘number of ‘Douk-
hobors' from’ all: over the West
Kootenays ' gathered at Brilliant
on Sunday | afterncon” to .cele-
brate .Declaration Day, held. an-

: appolntnent’ voty ‘Dr. Des-
By

by :the Kin-
naird Mriltees Commission. ~~

: cae Commission, at ‘its re-,
entrust-

& ratepayers. . i

.[ic, however,

| officials of the B.C. D:

as_¢

: Hope For. Water-B :
In Near Future fades oe

. Hope,’ for.'a.. ‘water, pbyslew. in the near future was receding
- Village

E. ‘Kraft: outlined

The by-law: would. ask the

rowing $85,500 ‘to be used for the

‘the general bond ee dea: valerie? his recent: trip to Victoria.

ratepayers’ : ‘permission stor bor-
of the C.

water supply system... Mr, Kraft said that he had been told it
might. be advisable to “go slow” on the by-law by - the Bc.
Inspector of: Leelee in view ofthe high interest rates.

The
ties had hold Mr. Kraft that the
Village would: have ‘to accept
interest rates’ of: 4% ‘to .4%. per
cent in order to obtain the $85,-
500 at par,

This “was felt by the Com-

mission ‘to’ decrease the by-law’s

chances of, being: passed by..the

dates).

It was resolved that License

Inspector. D.: Seaton. be offered

sd use of the Village truck for
ion tour to be under-

taken at’ his discretion.

CIVIL.

following an interview with Mr.
Steve Kinnaird 'C.D-

The’ ¢ “was

on *:the’ need. of
proceeding ‘with utmost speed: to
of-a

tank tp be financed from current
funds ‘or ‘the ‘sale of’ Village
property. He:said..that-both the

Chief, ‘regarding . the _ situation
created “by. the recent. resigna-
dion of “R.° West.-as Castlegar
Civil Defense Chief, it had been -
suggested that both ‘villages ‘be
united in the same Ciyil. De-
fense matter.

of Health: and’ the “Inspeotor . of
Municipalities had’ taken a ser-
ious: view ‘of the delay in erect-

this tank. .
It would .be legal, he said,
to repay ‘the ‘cost’ of the tem-
porary: tank. from’ by-law: funds,
when and if. passed.

The site for the temporary
eek still remains a be decided

The -
will be taken up with BC. ¢ Civil
Defense . officials. .
SCHOOL TAX PAID
A’ request for $11,122.50 from
the school: board “as part“ pay-
ment of the’ 1956: school ‘tax wes
ordered paid by the Corntpisnin
ers, . Payments had been récom-
incnded by the syiaee. Auditor.
Passed -; also

aC

sloners’ felt that : in view of the|

the by-

li $1, 055.57. had presenting
i to the Ci isis

law, it, might not-be possible to
build. the ‘temporary. tank: on
Mr. G., Anderson’s.: property,
where the permanent tank was
to be built. A special meeting
on’ the ' question’: was. set: for

r , August: 9, which Mr.

Sam ‘Muirhead with

A would. be asked to at-

eine onthe negotiations. The

m\' was made following the|:

reading of fa ‘letter. ‘from ~ the
highways. | department _’ offering
per acre:-for -the tland, for
ight-ofaray of > th proposed!
erry-Paulson “h z
‘The ‘offer. was Fee
tao jlow by, the: Commissioners.
‘An Commissioners * ‘except
Warner,. -who is’ ‘on’ holidays,
were present at the r

Other sites discussed were

the. site of the: present, ‘condem- |.

ned tank, and ‘a Willagetowned

site on‘ an ‘elevation pms the

Com-| gar’ D

‘mi ioners , felt ‘tha Pewee
id

Dutch: Maid Bakery.

iG ‘REGULATIONS. 8
The’ observance © of sprink-
:was taken’ up

Comm. Smales reported: that
a fire, which had ‘broken out at
the “Village . garbage dump’. re-\
cently, was apparently started
by glowing. ashes’ which caused
some paint ‘cans to explode. : ‘The
fire had spread to- surrounding
brush’ before it could be checked.

The Commissioners : decided
that no. more hot ashes ‘will be,
picked “up by. the garbage truck.

A> letter was read’ from Mr.
Pollard; district water-rights er
gineer, giving an outline 7 of.
recent ‘inspection: of ‘the’ Merry
Creek water © intake together
with’ suggestions’ as to the: 'pro-

‘| per ‘regulation. of ‘the’ intake. ':

Upon hearing an application
ftom: F. J." Greegan, a’ Kitmaird
resident,. for permission to build
a service station” on’ a corner of
his Iot,..the Commissiners ‘  sug-
gested that’ Mr. . Greegan.

vass his” ‘neighbrs* as. to i their
attitude’ toward: the® ‘proposed
garage, - and: report his findings
to the: “Commission. :

Daily Rehearéals,
To Insure Success
OF Giant’ Bingo ie

as. .Provin- |;

1/1984 1

nually to commemorate ‘the Con
of and

issioner of the British

moral’ principles, the burning ‘of,
arms, arid. St; Peter's “Day.
‘The attendance © was
mated at, 2500; and. consisted of

Nelson. Seeing. that the d

the

was still “ungteady”, the Cor-
poral.“then: “gave thought _ to!
laying, a. charge of'

aed Ganson Vukon. Boy :Scoyts .As-

sociation was .announced today
by. L. C. Way, president'‘of the}
British: Columbia—-Yukon ,Pro-

vincial Scout | Council.. The - an- pu

follows official. con>,

Cans
the :Orthodox. Do iD.
“The day’s! ceremonies opened

in a public place”. Heglin asked
' to.phone his ‘mother, which was
agreed .to. After ‘this conversa-
tion a scuffle ‘ensued; which, ac-

with. a, to the. tomb
of Peter. Verigin' (The Lordly),
with Feligious service, followed
bya picnic at: the Brilliant:Com-
munity Centre,
The motto “toil and peace-

cording © to. Cpl. (Cline, was

accused, ‘
pleadesr.? ‘guilty. to. the~charge, |:

‘ were ecorts bee anil court. costs
each,

ful ‘life’. was: the central theme
of the’ “religious ‘program held

direction of, John Verigin of
Grand Forks... :

‘The : speakers urged closer
observance of; the responsibilities
of ‘spiritual ‘life, and. daily be-

teachings ‘of Christ, in'pa

cand * war.
axim, ‘that

later in the afternoon under the|-

firmation: of the appointment ‘by

-the G the Hi le Vin- | i,

Daily
giant’ ‘bingo ‘to beheld.

for: the

:} port --by

ling”

by -the Commissioners following
reports. of violations “received. by
the’ Chairman,

Mr V. Cook, water works
chairman, ‘said that to his know-
ledge’ the reaulation had* been
ees pretty well

According ‘to a Y sdeent pub-
lie * Metis
sprinkle -on alternate days.only,
with odd-numbered’ houses
sprinkling on odd dates, “and

householders: ‘:may| ty

‘Mr. "Atkinson, asia .direc-
tor. for, District Council No. 1

trict to:set up! a>program at the
Passmore Lumber Company, but
he also, visited other operations.
Celgar, which for two con-
secutive years-nas work a Work-
men’s Compensation Board safe-
award,’ has “had. only one
accident this. year. “This is the
lowest’ frequency.’ ‘rate“in the
sawmill’s operation,” - Atkin-
tson’. said. ~

even-numbered «houses ‘on even
Teacher. Salaries”
Discussed“By

School Trustees -

"“eacher™ “salaries was: “the
question: discussed when = “16
school’. trustees from. all’ over
the West Keotenays met in a
closed’ session” at Castlegar . last
Monday.”:.

Itwas found that

{Sommers To Run Again

Local Socreds Told

oR. E. Sommers of Castlegar,
said

. | MLA: for. Rossland-Trail;

that he ‘would rum for re-election
ata gathering of the Social Cre-
‘dit League - in* Fruitvale last
week,

‘The. garden party was held
to .celebrate. the . anniversary of.
the Social! Credit Party's. wictory.

in‘ school: district No: 9° (Castle-

‘inthe “pr

gar) are a: the
low ‘scale prevailing. in“ some" of
the: poorer. districts, , and’. the
high indusements offered by
others..." °
“The : meeting (heard \'a “re-
Mr..- A. -Turner,.., first
Mice-president of ithe Bo.: School
Trustees on,

have’ been held: in. order’ to: in-
tion: on © the

“re
cent, executive meeting held in

“big aaa .{Boctety *. Officials
this: week. :~

iey, have* called mn: thie

0. be. in’ their places, at

arp? 'siride: absolute “st-

ter the start of the game

cent Massey in. his ‘capacity as
Chief, Scout for ‘Canada. af
‘Dr. Kidd ‘assumes, duties im-;
.| mediately,.'as:\ the chief uniform |
leader™ of - British, Columbia. —
Yukon rapidly-growing 27, 000; §
Scout’ population. : all

19 SCOUTS SPEND WEEK ;
AT CAMP. NEAR, RENATA
+19 Boys Scouts: from. Castle-

gar, Kintaird, and Robson ‘spent

havior in“ accordance. -with ' the/:

articular | ust: 4

emphasis ‘on { the spirit of love|’
% ‘hatre

eee from July ‘27; to :Aug-
a4

vAreh-,
AS ester Dr: ‘Rueb-

-'The: prizes for the ‘bingo: are
mi: latent ‘at: the-Waldib  Build-
ing Supply: Company on Pine St.
Tickets ‘:are still’ available ‘at
the ‘stores until! Saturday morn-
ing,
bought at the Proj
by phoning 5163.

A‘ great ‘deal of: worlc has
gone’: into. the staging. of this
major. district event, sponsored | the
jointly by: the Kiwanis Club ‘and

the Projeats: Society, with all}’

proceeds. destined, forthe ;con;
struction of...the.. rink, ‘Ample

‘after. which : they..can . be],

V r and.a report by Mr.
‘Wes t Ko

Of. .
Castlegar, * Kinnaird, and Robson
attended.

It was. Mr. Sommers’ first

implications | of: allegedly ‘accept-

ing “brides during the’ course of

his duties as Minister of Lands,
‘orests...

L. M. i

representative.
Present at the meeti ig were

Mr. G. Craft of Castlegar,..pre-

sident’ “of: the \.West Kootenay

branch, aswell as school’ board

members’ Mr. R. ‘Waldie and ‘Mrs.
a

uusy all. week assembling
the’ arches and getting
to position ‘for raising.
After..the first “arch Nis in
position , and secured, thi raising

Election. On Me. 23
For Gommissioner

Board of Commissioners decided -
Monday.

The election is’ to fill the
post of former. Comm. G. At-
chison, , who. «resigned. recently ©
and left ‘the. district. ‘Mr. .Atchi-
son was chairman of. the parks
committee and: the fire fighting -
committee.

‘Nominations - for the election’
will close’ or ‘August 16, and Mrs.
JLcE Wallace, ‘72', Cedar, has
heen. officer.

of others will follow:

and Jit'is’ hoped that” By: the

i SPrail | weekend “all: will be. in: place.

toil ta «sales.

good “di thi few. Sy
Bond luring: pet fe me daa

rvistanieer: labor’ has” been “quite
good \ lately, Project « “directors

ens over, the. week-
ae evenings. The

work now: is: comparatively easy

Once ‘the
tion,» patience will“ be sunder-
taker,’ followed by the laying
of the’ aluminum covering.

of the IWA,’ came ‘to this ‘dis-~

resigna-
tion from” the’ cabinet to. fight”.

trom R