CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 2, 1962

Comino aa Out $1,350
For Many Practical Ideas

A number of new ideas have del in B.C, and ‘Yellowknife, N. 2 improve: control of material
brought cash awards to employees W.T.

of the Consolidated Mining and |

: Gq bette at the Con mine at

Company.
company's suggestion plan, $1, ia
was paid for 180 practical sugges-
tions submitted’ during the past
two months.
The ideas) were presented by

s highest on the
Iatest list with, A $100 award, He
suggested an improved method of
drilling ‘out'.cement on grouted

diamond drill holes.
J. B, Batchelor, employed in

Trail, eS ecione Salmo and Rion-

Ikali plant at Trail, re-
celved a $75 award for an idea

in the plant process,

Two $40 awards were receiv-
ed by employees at Kimberley. D.
Sadler in the Sullivan concentra.
tor for suggesting a changed
shaft and bearing arrangement

and relocated grease fittings on)’

pumps and K. Roe in the Kim-
berley fertilizer department for
pis idea for taking readings in

em ae a
FOOD

378-4th A’

CT

NATURAL HEAI

<n

Rea SSS

and
FOOD SUPPLEMENTS

at

Health Food Supplies

e. 865-5213

asgay office,

Four suggestions from staff
employees received approval. They
‘were submilted by Mrs. A, L. Fie-
tcher, H. Welr and F. Buckley at
Trail and C, W. Richardson: at
Kimberloy. .

Awards of $30 or less were
pald to the following employees

at Trall: * :

. W. Nash, W. Reld,  D.
Tweed, A. F. Porter, G. ‘Metcalfe,
J. “'Ecluse, .V.‘ Paulini, R. H,
Milne, L. M. °Moll, GK. Fair-
bairn, S. M. Reid, G. G, Melrose,

“Kooteny Bui

ders

— and Suppliers pa

Complete Line of

Building Supplies

and Manufacturers of Sash & Doors
CABINET MAKING
Pierson Sashless Windows - Glidden Paints

HARD

WARE

P, M, Merlo, N, Couch, G.'L, Bris.

coe, W. Baturin, R. L. Edmoastone,
P. K, Seymour, R. C, Lidstrom.

G, A, Sundstrom, C, E, See-
feldt, A. 0. Thompson, R. Wat-
kinson, F. E. Paul, N. L. Wagner,
Re A. Eriksen, B. Boyezuk, T. D.
Cowlin, N. G, White,

Canada’s boy vw!
the newspaper world is” fine
Henry, Makow, —11,:. who
writes an internationally syne
dicated column giving advice
to parents from the young
sters point of view.. Henry,

W. A, Yeats, M. N. Smith, A. W.
Andrews, C. Spatari, A. J. Vey-
sey, J. S, Bartsch, G..N, Larson,
R. Lattanzio, G. R. Kalnins, W.
Haw, F. Angerilli, G. Parsons, J.
R. Killough.

J. E. MeDonald, A. J, Krest,
R. W. Cederholm, W. Miller,
V. Salmon, J. A. MacLeod, H. Uh.
ryn, H, R. McGregor, A. Steven-
son, -L. J. B, Campeanu, J, A,
Clark, T. Reid, G.'W. Grieser, N.
E. Churches, J, Furiak, D, Nutini,

Television Servic

@ Repatrs to all makes of Vs,

Radios, Phonographs.
@ Electrical Appliances,

@ Applications for TV cable hook:

ups made here.
» “Years of

ce. is our

experient
guarantee of dependable service.”

ELECTRONIC SERVICES
365-3331 — Phones — 365-4601

refresh
with pee

Kootenays
ee

Kootenay
tastes”

vee

This adv

dor by she Liquor
of British ‘C

Control Board or iA KP

:]in a-new unity of purpose in this

’. [increased ‘taxes may, be. necessary

D. EB. W , J. Martel, T. T.
Huitema, R. C. Watson, A. P. Sdao,
J. Gach, J. Birch, E, R. Plested,

Scott, A. Fricke, E. Maniago, G.
Volpatti.

Eoonnie Indi ators
Still Point Upwards

Many economic indicators still
point upwards and some further
expansion of business activity in
both Canada .and ‘the U.S.: ‘can
still be expected, according to: the

of Ottawa, is the. son of a

for the “National
Research: Council,” The ‘col.
umn was Henry’s own idea,
He wrote to an Ottawa paper
suggesting. it.

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8T. RITA'S CATHOLIU UHURCB
Rev. E, A. Brophy, P.P,
Sth at Elm Btreet
Masses -.8.30 and 1030 a.m
Evening Mass - 6.00 pm,

Midweek D
{Thurs 7:45 pm. Bible Study
Tues, 7:30 (pam. Founs Peopte’s

TRAIL CARTAGE
VAN & STORAGE —

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. 868-3933 Collect

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Robeon — lat and aN A Sundays at

Castlegar. — servis of f Worthy at}: :
Kinnaird — Benin tee: Worship at
sieht 945 gra

CBUBCE OF JESUS Ouest
LD.

Evening Sacrament Bervice 7.80 pm

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH
ev: T. Evans, Ph, 365-5536
rch School at 245 am.
rene at 11.00 am, ©
Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.S0\p.m,

‘THE PENTECOSTAL
‘TABERNACLE
Sunday Schoo] - 10 a.m,
Morning Worship - 11 am,

Sundays at 10 am, in the Twin
Rivers ‘Hall

3:| Continuous Training

‘Of Scout Leaders

In the Boy Scouts of Canada
the training of leaders to operate
Canada’s 11,000 Packs, Troops and
Crews is a continuing process. Ty.

.|pical of the work being carried
.}on in all 10 provinces is the re-
G.| port from Saskatchewan:

“During 1961 a total ‘of 48
training courses for Scout leaders
was conducted in Saskatchewan.
These were attended by 817 adults,
of whom 696 received certificates.
“Two Trainers’ Training Cou-
rses attracted. another 56 candi-
dates, making a total of 873 adults
who received formal Scout leader-
ship training. Of the proposed 19

‘Training Areas’ in the province, 18

received formal training courses
during the year.”

Bank of s Jul
Review, just issued.

trends in -business. activity ‘are
conflicting. Taken together, how-
ever, they “do not by. any means
| provide conclusive: evidence, that
a mood of pessimism about the
immediate outlook is justified,”
especially: when a high level of

to. sustain the current expansion
in Canada, the bank adds.

B of M recalls that during
the past two years the North Am-
erfean .economy has. moved
“through a mild recession into @
period of expansion which is con.
tinuing at the present time.”
“However,” it continues, “re-

The review says the current |-

Seagram Tower
Is Major Sight

Attendance records of the
new Seagram Tower which over.
looks Niagara Falls indicate that
it is likely to become one of North
America’s major tourist attrac-
tions.

The massive ‘sight to-

= 130 pm,

Prayer and Bible Study - Thurs-
day at 7.30 p.m.

Young People’s - Friday at 7.30 pm,

ROBSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
United Church — Ist and 3rd Sun-
days at 11 am, :
Anglican Church — 2nd Sunday, il
a.m, Mattins; 4th Sunday, 11 a.m.
Holy Communion :
Baptist Church — 5th Sunday

ST. DAVID'S ANGLICAN

Friday Eucharist - 6 p.m.
Sunday Eucharist - 8 a.m.
"and 11 am.
Rev. C. R. Day — Parish Priest

CALVARY BAPTIST tahini
Grace | Presbyterian Chi
oe to.10.30 S.S. and amily Ser,
7.30 Gospel} Service
Those 8. p.m.: Prayer Meeting.
Pastor G. Fraser « Ph, 365-5678

LUTHERAN CHURCH
at St. ayaa Avglican Chorch

‘Service
Rev. Harold Cc, Clark

wer has been visited . by nearly
50,00 persons since -it opened to
the' public'three weeks ago.
‘Attendance: records maintain.
sa by officials of the tower draw

cent
the break in security prices on
world stock: macht have False
out

picture of Niagara
Falls world-wide stature as.a tour-
ist attraction.

The unknown is nearly always 3

more terrifying than the known.
Those who are worried about their
welfare in the event of a nuclear
attack should consult their Civil
Defence: officer for facts. He will
be glad to provide them.

. ADAM’

PB sbetUOs caster

They bank by mail the
Bof Mway. - ;

You can get full details
without: obligation at your
nearest B of M branch. Why
not call in or write today? &

Speedy Woy to
BANK-BY-MAIL

Nothing could be simpler... é
The B of M's mail deposit-form — made of “no-
"< paper — elimi: the need for
repetitive ¥ writing or messy carbons.
You make out only one deposit-slip. Presto, there’s a
second copy.which comes back from the Bank as your re-
ceipt...and a third copy which you keep for your records. °

‘We supply ‘a pre-addressed envelope with our form:

which you can use for your
next deposit. It comes back
to you by return mail with
your receipted deposit slip.

It's easy fo save when you:
+ bank by mail ot “MY BANK"

‘sk for one of our Bank-
ing-by-moil folders, 1! can
save you time, trouble

Bank or MontTREAL

‘asdegar Branch: JAMES LAMBETH, Manage:

‘WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN. EVERY WALK Or LIFE SINCE 1817 i
cet

: i plotting at the ohms cot Mi
Mr. T. Pe

look and, in bot “Canada and tha
United States, businessmen are
now. very. sensitive to any signs
that suggest a levelling out ‘in
business activity.”

Gov't Measures
Are Reassuring.

Government measures an-
nounced in late June to: bolster
Canada’s: . sagging international
and , national monetary situations
have had reassuring results both

eountry-and in official foreign ex.
change. reserve totals.
-- These reserves have increased
since the June 25 announcement,
says the Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce Commercial Letter.
But before anyone leaps.
the conclusion that these current
measures will posititively right
the ship, the Letter warns, if the
steps “turn out to be inadequate,
further measures obviously will
have to be adopted.”
The Letter suggests that it
may yet. be necessary that import
quotas will be required to balance
our. internatonal. accounts and that

to’ balance the; budget at home. °

Built: Up: Roof ‘Work
and Roofing ©
Conerete,. Basements
:& Insulation Work

O. Lightle

Phone 365-5158

AIR CONDITIONER

is your key

to

summer Cratort TS: COOL

A MODERN

In spite of the blazing heat outside, your, home
will always | be comfor able when you inatall Air.
‘Conditioning.

Modern’ Air Conditioners do more than cool the
alr—they; elean and circulate the air and control the |
Humdlty.

: , See your Air Conditioning Dealer — enjoy ‘Air
Conditioning in your home.

Renata

‘Socials

Mrs, M. Rohn

Grand Forks were weekend vis-

guesta were asked to see the love.

made eA each child,

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hansen of | JY display of useful’ handicraft

itors at. the home> of Mrs. w An-
derson,
Miss Shiela Hale of Nelson
was a weekend visitor at the home
of her mother, Mrs. D. Symington.
Anne Funk ‘of . Inland |‘

Sables Hospital at, Kamloops is

home. visiting her’ ‘mother: for ale

Mr.and Mrs. P. Newfeld’and
family of. Forest Lawn,. Alta. are

month,

visiting ‘at the home of Mrs; New:
feld's” brother.in-law

Mr. and ::Mrs.': Isaac Penner, aid

Mrs. re Newiel

id.
land: Mrs. ‘D, Dyck’ aha
180

tarmily of Rosemary, Alta. are

mother, Mrs, J, Hamm. of Nelson

were weekend visitors at the hom
ek.”

Mr.’ and Mra, Ted Trongon ‘ot

Castlegar’ were: weekend: qvinitt ts

at‘the home. of Mr, ‘a

1’ Prior to thelr leaving i

for. Helena, Montana.

:'C. Sahlstrom of Kinnaird |* j

is’ ‘visiting’ at the home of her |

daughter-in-law Mrs. R: Sahistrom.

~ Mr, and Mrs, B. O. Rourke of
and Mr. and Mrs.’ R:°Fenner and
Maureen and Kathy of Castlegar
were Sunday ‘visitors at the home
of Mrs, John Anderson. i

Miss R. Grove accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Grove of Trail
were recent visitors at the home
of Mrs, D..Symmington.

Mr,‘and Mrs. Bill Hawkins
and Richard‘and Elaine of Cadgary
Alta., enroute to: Seattle World’s
Fair’ are guests at’ the home. of
Mrs... Hawkins brother.in-law’ and
isster, Mr. and) Mrs. P. Warken-

Miss Carol ‘MacIntyre of Ross-
land is.a guest at the home of her
friend, Miss Pearl Letkemann.

Mr, and Mrs. oe Gillanders of
Moose Jaw, Sask. are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Gillander, bro-
ther.in-law and sister; Mr. and
Mrs. T. Cooper,

-Miss. E.' White , of Kainloops
accompanied by her nephew, John=
ny. White. of Pitts’‘Meadows ‘are
visiting at the home of: Mr." and
Mrs. T, Wiebe.’

‘Daily ‘Vacetion Bible School
held at the Community Gospel
Church for two Weeks came to
anend on Fri

> From 9-12 cach morning, Mon.
day: through Friday, f

§| found along the. Pacific. coast -as

BEST RECORD

IN TOWN

RICK'S.

240 - Ist. Ave.

: iS ‘has ‘been ap-
Pointed chief. storekeeper for the
Mining and’ Sn

The announcement .was made
this week‘ by R. E/ Walton, mana_
ger of Cominco’s purchasing div-
iston. Mr. Graham, whd succeeds
the late T. W. Mathieson, takes up
his new post effective Aug. 1.
Mr. Graham was’ born in Ross-
land, After.’ receiving. his’: ‘early.
education there, he joined Comin-
co:as-a clerk’in the warehouse at
Tadanac in 1930. After army ser.
vice in the last’ war he re-joined
the company and became branch
storekeeper at “the ‘Con. mine in
Yellowknife, . N.W.T.
He. returnéd to ‘Trail. a year
later. taking .up ‘special duties and
in 1951 became a special assistant
in the Tadanac stores. In''1954 he
was: appointed | assistant “to the
chief. storekeepér-and became as-
sistant ‘chief storekeeper in 1961,

" Geouluck is Not

c erested in ducks)
you tay, "have: area at ‘the Geo=

SAVINGS
“SAVINGS

BOLOGNA

BG THE PIECE

29¢

NO. 1

“DEVON RINDLESS

see Bacon, sliced, Ib. ks, 69

aie bulk, Ib... 386

: jos.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 2, 1962 9

~ HERE'S EVERYTHING
GOOD FOR YOUR —

FROM THE
. STORE WHERE
YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE!

- MAPLE LEAF SLICED

COLD MEATS, .. onaice | Dll

_ Huck STEAKS. 55¢
‘Meat Balls, 12-0z. tin 3 for $1

“YORK
“FRESH LEAN.

HAMBURGER Ib. ce Ae

3,3 PKGS. eee

But ‘you? will ‘be disappointed: if
you. expect ‘to ‘get'a: shot'at the
bird because’it isa large clam and
not a duck at all. The geoduck’re>
sembles a; huge - mussel”: andjis

far north’ as British Columbia. its
name ‘is of: Indian origin.

USE Woop, ‘WALLS

Almost 40 square feet of extra
interior space can be gained ‘in
the average new home “if wood
frame. walls are used instead ‘of
masonry or other. butky types“ of
material. This is enough space to
increase a 10 x 14 foot living room

. DIAL 365-5951:

by four .feet' ‘to provide. an: extra
bathroom or. utility: room. |

. “Take it from mes oe!

‘this paint will

you: time and: money!”

” Here's thé easy, money-saving way'to have the outside
ne O of your home looking just the way. you want it, Monamel
Outside Latex: flows on‘fast and dries fast. And caning

PHONE: 3653351

save

Sausage, rand Ib. a a

‘FIELD RIPENED’

TOMATOES, he eeseeeteesttenee

JAUAGMA ‘QPADES i.

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LOCAL | WARBA

POTATOES, 10. ibs, news ee

GRADE A

Bees, small, Sdor. Poe eeeteetecttscss. SEOD

MILK Paeitic or Bamation, 6 tins woe

LEG. OF

PORK ROAST, Ib. i

KING Size

SUPER FAB, box ........-..0-.-22... 68e

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/ PETERGENT, 201 bette.

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28¢
seeesccee MSc

: RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, APRICOT
MALKIN'S JAM, 12-07, 3 las aS
‘AYLIER

-++ 99¢ _TOMATOE ‘JUICE, 2000. 2tins ....

_TROPICOOL CORDIAL, ASSORTED FLAVORS 32-0z.. bel. 59

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- BONELESS CHICKEN, Sitins .

\BETTER BUY

PORK: & BEANS, 4. fins

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