CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 14, 1962

Unexpected
Compliments
Nice ‘Gifts’

One of the nicest lifts one can
get is from some unexpected com-
pliment or fan letter, When! some-
one says, “How nice you Jook!" or
writes, "I just wanted to tell you
how much I enjoyed your music —
or tory,” it makes you feel great.

Encouragement, appreciation
and understanding never seem to
be overdone. We could all stand
a great deal more‘of it. Even mu-
sicians, writers and other“ cele-
brities never seem ‘to get too much
applause,

Of course, we tell our hostess
how much we enjoyed the party,
and the speaker how much we
liked his lecture and: the minister
how helpful his sermon was —
these are common courtesles we
learned in our youth. -.'

But why not compliment the
postman for‘his. promptness and
the salesman for his patience?
There is really no end to the
little everyday courtesies one can

ceive. = yy

Legend ' saya that when" Christ
walked ‘the earth, flowers sprang
up in His footsteps to beautify the

hen os one strews happiness

way, new beauty will

spring. ny ‘and bloom in the lives
of Others, ‘for ‘a leng time after.

No Single Drug
“That Gan Cure
_ Arthritis Forms:

Despite the discoveries of-nu-
merous wonder drugs, there is still
no single drug that permanently
cures all forms of arthritis, ac-
cording to, the Canadian Arthritis
and Rheumatism Society..

| The Society, emphasizes that
drugs are simply .an adjunct to
other; forms: of treatment: in arth-
ritis and rheumatic diseases. Some

of these,other forms are. rest,|._

lato TALK

“Who's the big _wheel
around here... 2”

“Mr, Bem

us
with the bald tread on’ his

. head...”

Keep Children

Happy in Cars

‘Some parents get: so fed cup
looking after the kids on automo-
bile trips that they give up tra.
ivelling- altogether. “This is a rather
negative’ way! ‘of: going: “about
things; especlally ‘when’ .it’s: not
really so°hard as all that to keep
children in’ line -when on a motor-
ing ee :
ie things to’ remember: are
that The. youngsters:must be kept
interested, comfortable and heal-
thy, or else no-one will enjoy what
should be a pleasant holiday. ~
‘The best way to keep the kids
occupied and interested is to im-
provise some simple games, Count-
ing. cats, -home-province licence
plates or makes of cars will keep
them ‘alert and amused for long
stretches of time.

Somé of their favorite small |.

toys can be:taken along in a shoe

bag ‘slung over the back of the
seat. Crayons, ‘ miniature‘. ‘cars,
planes. and small dolls an pro
vide play periods to while away the
time, ‘and the'storage spaces will

keen. the car from getting elutter- | °

ed uj

and boredom by

heat ‘Massage and ex-| from

om
aUlowing | them ite jahare the’ res-

they love to. o do.
Let. them ‘watch the marked

their chores...

: ‘Comifort in: hot “weather is al
<:| matter; ‘that: n¢eds ‘careful | atten-

 ., | tion. Overalls ;and ' sandals for. the

Whlte your own return address
and Postal Zone Number In
upper left corner of enyslope.

4 i
“Weite fegibiys

little ‘boy, and ‘pinafore panties and

“| sandals: for your" little’ girl are

really all that are necessary.
You should also cut down on
their sweets. on trips.. These, are

“| heating ‘and: provide: too much en-| -
| ergy.-Instead, give them fruit, raw

carrots, malted milk, tablets and,
*) rats!

‘An insulated formula bag is a

real asset, if you have a hottle-age | -

Canada’s Life Blood
- Is. Flow of Experis

The’ life blood. of - the Cana-)

~| dian: economy is the~ flow of ex:

Ports ‘abroad. . Me
From: these exports flow the

) present ‘levels: of: domestic trade,
“| the national income, and the stand-

ard of, Canadian living. Thus as
pulp and © paper: is.’ the: largest
single element in Canada’s export
trade, so the industry's contribu.

tion to the economic well-being of |*
Canada is the: more ‘substantial. “| )

In recent years, pulp'and pap-
er alone has accounted for: more
than a fifth of the. value. of ‘all
Canadian- exports.

At present, pulp and paper ex-| -

ports are of special significance to
Canada in’ thatthey produce far

more’ U.S, dollars than’ any other.) |

Canadian® product. In 1957 pulp.

-Jand- paper accounted for.30. per |

Older children can ‘pe: saved | :

baby. There is also a bottle warm-|
er attachment that fits on the
steering wheel and -plugs into: the
elgarette lighter for warm milk,
Sy You. will .be -wise to. plan a
number of roadside ‘picnics so the
youngsters get a chance to run
about a bit.

Safety Month Sees

\Only 4 Accidents

Some 7,500 employeet. of the
Consolidated. Mining a1

ducting iain, final safety meeting,
safety play-

Company’ finished surety Month
with a récord. of four’ lost. time
accidents for 1.3 million hours of
work,

None of the mishaps were of
a serlows-“nature. ‘Two occurred
at the Trail plants, one at Kimber.
ley, and ‘one ‘at Yellowknife, North
et Territories,

In 1961‘ there were ‘five Tost
time accidents at Cominco ‘opera
tions during Safety-Month, and in
1960, thé best year on record, there
were but two: mishaps. .-

RUD. Perry, vice-president and
general:manager, said: “Our con.
gratulations':. go to employecs ev-
erywhere, on their fine showing in

‘| May, and we hope that the example

which’ they ‘set will do much’ to
prevent‘ accidents: in the months
to come. The safety achlevement of
ouremployees in recent, years. is
worthy. of highest. commendation."

fighting the end of Safe- | Mont

Children can’t travel for ex-| min

tremely long stretches like adults,
and you'll be wetll-advised to take
this fact into consideration. ,

oa host at a dinner -Juncheon' to
some 60 students comprising ‘the
Trail Junior High School Safety
Patrol.

‘The students were taken ona a
company-wide tour of both the Ta:
danac and Warfield plants by. se-
nior safety officials, prior to their
dinner treat. The tour and. dinner
have’ become an annual Cominco:
sponsored event. ©

is has been ono “of. ie
most successful Safety Month’ pro.

grams in Cominco’s history,” ‘sald

J.C, Ink, supervisor of-Cominco'’s
safety and hygiene ‘department,

* Mr, Ink expressed satisfaction
in’ the’ progress made_at ‘all ‘pro-

perties during’, Safety: Month by,

company "employees, He’, stated
there ‘was’ gratifying ‘employee ee ins
terest fn ‘a the various’ contests and
functions conducted at all: sce can,
inco’s i speratton Gating, Sets

ie ket “to all makes of 1s,
Radios, Phonographs.
Electrical Appliances,

‘sy 2 mac
modernly Sean ‘where friendly

and. courteous service: prevail,
F “arrangements,... ‘chi

‘amily
Veb‘ldren under 14," also,. Free’ ®

i road map for turns and tell, what].
towns you are, going to pass.’ Giv-
‘|ing jthem grown-up’ titles like |"
i |Chief Navigator”. and:““Head En-
:| gineer”~' adds a, touch of :pride to i

eent)of all exports to.thé United'] *

States,.the nation with which Can-

ada does the bulls of chet, foreign ce

trading.

Highway. Drive, - TRAIL Phone. 2eeeatt 3

i SALES A AND. SERVICE

E Finest t and ¢ Cleanest ‘Used Cars 3 in “in the ne Kootel
“Bvery Ca Car ‘Guarantéed’”

“WHOLESALE | GM 3M PARTS 5 DISTRIBUTORS,
Largest stock in’ the Kootenays” “of ‘genuine part:
for.all General Motors Vehicles

Largest. and and ‘mmost “fully, equipped Garage.: an

Body: Shop -in

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VOL. 15, No. 25

cy Crossroads of. the Keotenays”

UMBIA;:, THURSDAY; ‘JUNE, 21,1962 1962.

ion tothe d t :
= The projected figures for Sep:
bt

963, for’ grades 8 to 12

main ‘the’ same! cat ae vanes
ay ie supplied tothe system‘

expenses paid*.on:: behalf of each

AS sateen showing. all}

raléad,
don ersolutfons mee recognition of
jtop Kiwanis clubs.: and: districts

Kiwanis club:

the: United: pie

- Tijuana,’ Mexico.
Programs: ft

[x 54 In, eee pede 22")

'lshaver, binocul:

not -less than’ $1,000 per
interest) at.6: per: cel
; Take ‘

ge
Sonerbike ‘water sy-
a a ‘this year. It will
ut

night tae ‘In.ac. |.
mation of the ‘com: |*-

re
at}

=| problem - and ‘had also

pot:-of the’ Queen's Own
Beata i va

in Kingston,” Ontaci

ing presi
vanderson while members of.

pocial:
willbe | be provided, by beh Campbell
of Castlegar: who returned recently
fro ‘trip 'to oeland sponsored
by Rotary.
oo At this past ' Tuesday's regular
if reeling the.: preliminary plans
ealth  centré-were’ shown

ie “ett row. contin: to: ‘cub members"-The* design: of
ue he Coane as a signal man_at |the Health centre is.in’ a ‘cottage
fhe Royal’ Canadian ‘Corps ‘of ‘Sig- | style to ‘suite:.the location’ of the

buil ine: in the: hospital area.

é said } Cel:
gar’ officials’: that day, about, the | |
) discussed. it |'*

resident of the club,
include’ ‘Dr.iPat|
“Claude

ND) ; L208; SC 241
naird — PC 188; NDP pedal L 144;
8c: ae Bineberry Creek = PC 19;

The *Varsatiles, ° featuring : Buddy
Marr, An added vocal treat wi

‘comedy, ; team “of!
| Ostrom will also ;entet

/will. last “from 9: p.m.-until ??;".is

food, will .be ‘available. - Total : pro-.
ceeds: will \go: towards; ‘paying :for,
‘building “ materials‘ used in on-
struction of the: hal
3°: Over $200 worth of door. Br Ss
will’ be ‘given away at ‘the’ dance.
These. include an electric‘percula-
i

lawn *'sprinkler, “lady's "Sunbeam

and 20 records, refl KC
a sleeping bag. ‘

it
not be long before a: decision ‘is,
reached on. the’ proposed expan-
sion’ to ihe Castlegar iospits

Jack Phipps : ant ‘hig oretise :
ill be: in‘ attendan I be |)

Val} and Don .Belanger:. whil ab
‘MeKin

“Admission to the: dance; whith, e

$2, per, couple., Refreshments: ‘and E

ail division this |:

mrt to the Por
‘ety, co-ordinator. ‘.
Matheson joined the ’ in-
tt austria relations department \; of
the company. in 1960 during‘con-
struction of the/pulp mill’ and has
held the’ position’ of perso

el as-
I | sistant “with the pulp. division and
ith

i ssistant
2 | the cael division until his..new,

appointment.

~Prior, to’ joining the company,

3.| Mr. “Miatheson was personnel super-

1 | visor with North Western Pulp and
wer ‘Limited 'in Alberta.) ~

‘Mr. Dickson: joined ; the com.
any in 1960 as a‘ bleachery~ oper-
ator’ and’ was later promoted.’ to
pulping ‘group’ leader, the’ position,

Prior. to Joining ‘the company,
‘Mr. Dickson "was -with Rayonier.
Canada ‘Limited and ‘Alaska’ Pine
&iCellulose Company on ne Wet
Coast. Me .Digvson 8

ment of Walter v

ing group: and machine Foom Ip
erintendent. i
“Mr. Johnson “Joined the ‘com-

pany. int 1960 as “at shift ‘superin-

pulping superintendent “prior to
is: appointment. <> +.--)
‘Prior to-joining the company,