6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, THURSDAY, April 10, 1958

Teen-Age Dance
Gostume Affair

The Centennial theme will be
featured at the Fourth Anniver-
sary Dance sponsored by the
Kinnaird Improvement Socioty
for the teen-agers, Saturday, Ap-
ril 12 inthe Kinnaird Hall,

This will be one of the big
occasions cf the year for the
young people who have been at-
tending these dances so regularly
during the past four years.

The Dance Committee hopes
to sce everyone turn out in either
a Centennial costume or semi-
formal dress, and remind the
parents they are, most welcome
to come and look on,

The dance lasts from 8:30 till
midnight.

Eskimos, immigrating from
North America more than one
thousand years ago, were Green-
Jand’s first residents,

RAL S $200,000,000 4 ARROW Lescani Pied TEST.

The Arrow,
RCAF plane, made its first

Sua bebas Sone
delta-winged,

flight at Malton
with test pilot Jan Zurakowski‘at the controls.

$200,000,000

‘he 30-ton monster lifted gracefully from the

ground, went through its prescribed. man-:
ccuvres easily and was landed easily. It will”
eventually fly at twice the speed of sound..

They're made’ to sell for

twice the price but you

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High School Athletes |

To Compete At
Centennial Garhes

The province’s top high scn-
ool track and field athletes witl
have a chance to compete with
the world’s finest runners at the
Centennial Games, Jurle. 5.6, 7
at Empire Stadium,

Games Chairmar Bob Hutch-
ison today the high

The cathedral of Santo Do-
mingo in the Dominican repub-
lic is the oldest church in the
western hemisphere It was -built
in 1511.

Mrs, J. E. Wallace
Holds Recital Here

Pupils of Mrs. J. E. Wallace,
music teacher, were heard in re-
cital Wednesday night, wien a

school athletes will run June 5
with some finals interspersed
with the regular Centennial Ga-
mes June 6-7. The high school
meet is being run by Norman
Sanford, John Oliver High School
track coach and will stretch the
meet to three days,

“We feel that the high school
athletes should be given an oa-
portunity to compete on the same
track with these top stars and
before large crowds, not only for
the prestige but for. the confid-
ence it will give them,” Hutchi-
son said,

Already assured of competing
are a four-man English team

.| headed by Derek Ibbotson, a four

man Polish squad, Australian 4-
minute miler Merv Lincoln and
B.C.’s Terry Tobacco, world’s 9th-
ranked quarter-miler.

Meet director Sanford said
the runners will be invited on
the basis of their times during
the spring meetings. Events sch-
eduled will include: 100 yards
junior boys; 220 yards senior
boys; 880 junior, one mile open,
boys high jump, 12-pound shot
and a 4.x 220 relay; 60 yards
junior girls, 100 yards senior
girls, girls high jump and dis-
cuss and 4x110 relay.

Age limits are: senior — un-
der 19 September 1, 1957; junior
— under 16 January 1, 1958.

Further information will be
supplied by Norman’ Sanford,
3058 West 37th Avenue, Vancou-
ver, :

was the
Legion Hall.
Refreshments were served.
after the, recital by United
Church Lidies’ Auxiliary,

Howard

oy ies

Hardin
The Junior Chamber of Com-
merce’ of Trail, in

sions are certanly the best, His
pleasant mixture of comedy and
variety are presented in his own
inimitable manner and his ter-
rific prosentation also ‘plays a
large part in his successful car-

‘| eer.

Howard i salso a graduate of
of Washington State College. He

with their show pre-

has been

sentation this spring announce
that Howard Hardin, the form-
er Green Bay Packers Football
Star, has signed his contract and.
will have the honor of being the
Master of Ceremonies for the
entire show and also will present
his world renowned comedy jug-
Bling act.

a natural step for him from the
grid iron fields of pro football
to the spotlight of the stage
circuits, whether for sportsmen’s
shows, fairs, or nightclubs. As a
matter of fact, his ,colorful ac-
tions, on the football field have
made him a natural for this new
profession, Howard's last season
with the Packers was in 1943-
49 and I am sure he will have
many stories to tell to the local

To Preach Here
Monday Evening

Rev, Stanley Smith, B.A. of
Vancouver will address a meet-
ing for men in the Parish. Hall.on
Monday, April 14th at 8 p.m.

There will be a pot luck supper|'

at 6:30 p.m. in the hall,

Rev. Smith is an Anglican| iJ

clergyman with Missions to Sea-
men, Port of Vancouver and is
chaplain to the Royal Vancouver
Yacht Club.

Born in Tyneside, England,
Mr. Smith took an honours deg-
ree in theology at St. David's
College and’ was ordained priest
‘and deacon in Durham. After
two years as curate of St. And-
rew’s, West Stanley, he joined
the missions as assistant chap-
lain at Southampton, He was
chaplain at Durban, South Africa,
1938 to 1945, chapllain RNVR
(South Africa) until 1945, field
secretary at Johannesburg 1945

to 948, senior chaplain ‘Tyne and|

Bigih 1949 to 1954, after which
he came to Vancouver.

The meeting is-for the whole
of.the West Kootenay and men
‘are expected from neighbouring
communities,

PAINTING POINTS -

sport’s scribes when he. appears
here in person. in connection
with the sportmen’s show on
May 8 9, and 20, |

Howar@ isa’ big, rugged,
handsome, young fellow and he
does one of the best comedy
juggling acts in show business
today. Together with this, he is
an outstanding Master of Cere-
monies and his satirical impres-

Howard feels that. it was i

nation-wide and
also with top radio, TV and film
stars, He has* toured with such
well-known shows as the Nat
King Cole Show, Frankie Laine
Troupe in Europe, Hawaii and
Japan, the Elvis Presley’ Show
and for the last three years, he
was featured with the national-
ly famous Aqua Folies Shows,

in leading| -

larger American cities and pre-
vious to his appearance here at
the sportsmen’s show, he came

directly from similar shows in,

Los Angeles and ‘Spokane,’ Sports,
fans will ‘havea real’ treat ‘in
store for them when they see
him performing at the sports-
men's show here this spring.

which are
in Minneapolis, Detroit and
Seattle. He has also had quite
an active career in presentation

of sportsmen'’s shows in the

‘

RIGHT NOW is the time for a change
over and spring check-up of your car.

Let us take care of your car right now for carefree

Spring and Summer driving.

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in through cur windows,
revealing all the winter damage

to our walls and weodwork, our.

thoughts naturally ¢urn to paint-
ing. And, here ar some ideas
that expert painters tell us we
should keep in th back of our
minds, to make the job easier to
do; as well as to look at.

Before repainting over a
glossy enamel surface, rub down
the glossy surface with steel wool
to remove ‘the sheen and to pro-
vide a better holding base for
the new coat of paint,

It is much easier to apply
varnish without “bubbling”, if
you keep a small amount of the
varnish heated; so you can apply
it warm. Place a small tin of
varnish in a.larger tin containing

hot water, Apply direct from *he|

heated tin.

While painting, ‘keep handy
acloth slightly dampened in tur-
pentine or kerosene to wipe up
drips and spills as soon as they
occur, Should the paint harden,
hot vinegar Will remove hardened
drips.

When painting a chair or a
table, you ‘can do it in one easy
operation by using this method.
Turn the chair or table upside
down and paint. the legs first.
Then turn it right side up and
finish the rest of the painting in
ease,

And, when you finish paint-
ing; if you hope to use'the re-
maining paint at some future
date, put the lid on tightly, then
turn the can upside down for
storage. This makes the tin ¢om-
pletely air-tight and no ; hard
skin can form on the surface of
the: paint.“ *

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AUTOMATIC: WASHERS
REFRIGERATORS

“WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF:: LINOLEUMS
and CONGOWALL — GOING AT
GIVE-AWAY PRICES.

_Qasllegar Building Supply Store

335 FRONT st. PHONE 2is1

FOR SALE — 4% it, tub with, FOR SALE — Small farm on
tittings, practically new, $38.00
115

— Deer Park Store.

FOR SALE — Gilson coal and
wood Furnace — 22" fire box,| FOR SALE — Lots 60 x 100 and
automatic draft control, forced
air with’ fan, complete with! ow. s ft,
thermostats and. limit sontral, epranely Phong 408%.

Phone 3376

FOR, SALE 1952 Austin,, phone
6801, C 314

Yy-Paulson
apply Box 108, Kinnaird.

74 x 100, and 50 x 100, Apply,

314

‘7001,

FOR SALE —
FOR SALE — House, 2 rooms}, pith 2 Spent rum “on

‘and bath, garage, $1500, Phone

improved lot, garage,
fruit trees ~—- C, J, McCreight,
Dumont, Kinnaird. tin 6

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Te

NOTICE — For experienced or-
namental iron work or black-

3 FOR SALE. — Bedroom sutte,|"

chest of ‘drawers, desk table,
hamper mirror, 2 side tables,
carpet and under felt, coffee
table, garden tools. phone 3701,

FOR SALE OR RENT — Kerr's
172 - 176 Col

Ave,” Phone Cherry 8753 or
write W, R. Kerr, 101 - 1928
Balsam, Vancouver. 315

FO RSALE — Tent.and poles
9 x 9. Emerson table model
radio-phonograph $30, West-
i "

ithi: apply J. W. Hoodi-
koff,- Thrums, B.C. or phone
542, Thrums.- 314

NOTICE =. Cess pools and
septic tanks cleaned, Reason-
able rates, free i

KARLEEN APT. — Room or
room and board, phone 2492.
Btin

T.V. SALE & SERVICE — Phone
5167, Agents for Marconi TV
and Radio — 121 Crescent ae
Castlegar,

Phone 491-X aftr 6 p.m. or
write Dick Wiyrick, 140 Baker
St, Nelson, B.C, 314

or| FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house
turnished or unfirnished —
Phone 2496, us

NOTICE — Rawleigh products
obtainable from dealer, Mrs.
Gladys Hyacinthe, Sherbiko
sub, Yellow and white trailer

with day or
31

NOTICE — The Minto Chapter
No. 79 Order of Eastern Star
will hold their annual cancer
tea and bake sale, April .12
from 2:30 to 4:30 in the Twin

Rivers Hall. ptt

oven $15, Phone 2778, 554, 7th
Ave, 314

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL. HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze

Phone 3601"

FURNITURE

. MOVING
LONG DISTANCE

FOR RENT — 3 bedroom ant.
also 3 room apt, Phone 6801,
Castlegar. tinls

For a Estimates

PHONE
Castlegar 2521

, Nelson 1472
UNITED TRUCKING

Trail 193

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: HOME -
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone, 3181 — Kinnaird, B.C,
LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
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HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
A complete beauty service
_ by_appointment
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojeleki

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621
_ We attach, “Dinkie” Nickie
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UNITED .
"TRUCKING
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
rail, Rosslend, Castlegar’
; + Nelson

PHONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Not: Jut Another Place To Hat
But The Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

SMITHS
PLUMBING & HEATING
- For Sa Phone

ser:

* We Service
What We Install

GREEP'S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
.CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

~ PHONE 3571"
304 Castlegar, B.C.

DRY CLEANERS |
Phone 4851
We Pick-Up and
Deliver

4 4 HAUGHTON
OD.

10-12 ~ 1:30-5:00
PHONE 2581

FOR RENT — Modern 3 bed-
room house, garage,
_ Plot, apply I. M. Cunningham,

phone South Slocan 208.
° 214

WANTED — Place to "board,
room not necessary, phone 3471
between 8 am. and § pm. 115

NOTICE — The W. A, to Rob-
son Community’ .Church is
sponsoring a buffet bean sup-
Per in the Robson Hall at 6:00
pm., Saturday,. April 26 —;
Adults 60c and children under

‘ment after the supper will abe
very good,

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor —
76, Maple .St., Castlegar, B.C.
‘Allee Zuckerberg, phone 4631,

bd ex

KOOTENAY
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“Plant A Tree. In '58"
Keep B.C. Green
Order Now For

SPRING DELIVERY,

Complete Line of Nursery

7 Phone 4042 is
Box 10 Kianaird,- B.C.

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Charter Service
Towing - Barges

anywhere on the Arrow,
Lakes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Retvice

' GAL SUMNER _
Naturopathic - Physician
— oe $

” Eremenko ‘Building
PHONE 2¢21' *

' GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS ~
All Kinds ‘of Building
: Supplies i
C.LL.. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
.. SUPPLY STORE
" Box'292 Phone 2161

, Leave, "Robson Wharf
‘10:00’ ‘a.m. Monday.
Arrive. Edgewood
. 4:00 .p.m. Monday.
Leave -Edgewood,

7:00 am. Tuesday.
Arrive. Robson Wharf.

_. 1:00 p.m. Tuesday

‘Leave Robson Wharf
10:00 a.m. Thursday.
Arrive:

4:00 p.m. Thursday,

We can “supply all i
» building needs, Estimates
gladly given.

Phone 7112

‘Wed, 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD

, Leave i
7:00 a.m. Firday,
Arrive Robson Wharf
1:00 p.m.. Friday.

garden|

10 years 35¢ — The entertain-|

evening.
Garden

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CHIP OPPOSITE
ae FROM SCAR END
OF SEED

SOAK SUERNIGHT
IN WAT

GIVING SEEDS QUICK START

greatest . - satisfaction when
seeds, which he has carefully
“sown and tended, show signs
of germination.” No other gar-
dening operation holds such
fascination.

of h ted

A Rardener experiences his; Sve!

wae Sprouting time will be

1D 1 allow seeds wale
have been soaked in water
a. out’ again before planting
e
The growth of hard-shelled
seeds, stich as canna, morning
glory. sweet peas, tupine, moon
ower and cardinal climber

“seeds or seeds which are slow |‘

soft, R008, Reneral rule Is to|
% kk seeds in water overnight:
~ This will start the urge to zer-

placed In the-soil.
The*'same ‘speed-up ' system

can be applied to corn, beans,

carrots, beets: and> peas. By

minate before the sceds are/the

1y filing
oF nip ing away
bard seed coat,. this: permits
moisture to: enter inne:
part of the seeds without delay,
“Bile off @ portoin of the hurd
coating on: these needs, or chip
away 8 small piece of the coat
ing a sharp ihlte This should
be done dt the erd of. the a
oppasite the scar, ap show
Garden Graph, since "ihe
aerm Hes close t
nly the outer hard covering
seed should
Otherwise injury to the Raterion

soaking these seeds in water
before planting shen, several

portion might destroy its
viability. aa .

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MEN ONLY

COME TO HEAR THE REV. SIDNEY SMITH
Mission to Seamen Chaplain,
Port of Vancouver

MONDAY, APRIL 14 at 8 P.M.
St. Albon’s Hall — Pot Luck Supper 6:30

Thea tre

THURS. - FRI: - SAT.

Rory Calhoun

‘RACING

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‘FLIGHT TO HONG KONG’ .
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One’ Showings —=''7:30: p.m.’

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APRIL, 10 - 11 - 12
.
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