CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct, 29, 1964
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GASTERGAK Ni=WS, thursday, Oct. 20, 1804.

‘Teacher Sie siotiabing per. tent’ to 15 ‘per. ‘cont ‘ia Bek ic ‘contiaired, “teacher. ite o-| the. B.C. «Hospital | Insurance
__ | thig year. are a0 and it ap- probably average | about Ke iatora show. Uttle desire ito lege Sitvice i lading th pan
end al ‘Spokanes! ii o's | i fy ; .B- | | pears likely that they will go.t6| cent through the pro’ vines, intiate ‘thelr. claims in bar facilities an bres ae revs ing
Mr, Allen Hawkins Is; ‘to sai cb ; oe | arbitration -in many of. B.C,’'s| Peck ‘said. ‘They are based raining have | plannin, Lae fox! i Biorta
Gee ple after. undergoin : 84 achool districts,” says W.' J.| two premises: : that: teas chers? ained the impression that rand PI pri pt osp!
surgery from injuries sustaine } : : Peck; president and. proyincial| salaries‘are lagging behind « oth- | chers have made up their minds] | oo: Me Me artin sald that it had
TE ‘to his ankle in a two-car mishap salary chaitman of ‘the B.C; | er ctcupations; 2,-that B,C.:.4s | to go to-arbitration on the basis beelt 2 felt for somé time that con-
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AGENCIES

TRSURANGE

Mr, and Mrs, A. M. Cowling
of Adelaide, Australia left by
plane on Monday after.spending
the last 10 days as: guests
‘of Mrs, A. W. Thorp, Mr, Cowl-| 9

REAL ESTATE NEEDS | | ing’s sister. They are ona world

tour and have been away since
February. From here they went
on to Vancouver, San Francisco,
Hawaii and then home. It was
their first. visit, together In 26
years, i

Mrs. O. B. Ballard had as

a Fer suerst last week, Mrs, Lin-
r berry of Grey Creek.

TARRYS

MILL WORK

Thanks to TB Mobile Vans

‘By Ruth M.: Hallock
Terrace Omineca Herald
Terrace, B.C.

Many people held out their
plates for.a second helping of
life, but few succeed in ‘getting

refill,

Stella Bowlby, vivacious 18-
year-old compiler for Columbia
Cellulose Company in Terrace,
ig’one of the lucky ones. She
has just received a second help-
‘ing’ — even though she was
unaware ofa need for it!

“Last year Stella left school,
founda job and began taking
her place in the adult wore.

Dr. W.. L. Wright
home by plane after

Jected into’ a future’ TOSY. Sith
d and

several months visiting in east-
ern Canada,
Mr. and Mrs. James Heslop

at home. again ‘ait tw
_TARRYS - PH. 359-7349 | 8 jome. again’ after A Toby

FOR
SASHLESS
WINDOWS

week holiday spent at
Creek and ‘Olds, ‘Alberta, where
they had some’ pheasant hunt-
: Mrs, A. J. Martin is pre-
sently in Vancouver with Mr.
and Mrs, W. Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith

DOORS & DOOR FRAMES spent ‘a few. days in Kelowna

last week, returning home over

ALUMINUM WINDOWS | ‘He Monashee bighway..

Mr. and Mrs. C.-C. Howitt.
of Nakusp spent the’ last week-

All types of Glass Work end as guests at the home of

Let us give you a estimate] Jr. —

8-40
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HATTA

WE'LL MATCH

ANY COLO “YOU.

_WANT. INS

HORE

AND GLOSS
FINISHES’

Bring ina sample of the cofor 4

matic machine can mix any of
1000'sof colors whileyou wait!

OGLOW .

Pes Heo satets &

Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart,

on Sun day. inorning the
F. Willey baptised; Ronald

godparents.” bree es aa}
Following the eevee coffes

‘was served at the home of Mr.

and’ Mrs.R. Bro, ‘the baby's] °

all
the other things: oa normal
young women: count ‘on.

She spent her leisure hours'|
happily ‘involved’ in basketball,
track” ard field, and ‘several
other’ athletic ventures, Compe-
titive sport.is Stella's first love,

and she has contributed a great
deal of time to developing ‘pro-
wess-in various. fields.

- all, slender Stella: has al-
ways prided” herself’ on’ staying
in’ top: physical’ condition. and
the result is an agile, lithesome
body and a wholesome ‘mental
outlook. Such attributes some-
times ‘prove deceptive and. a
few months BEG Stella began
to notice that she’ tired more

quickly ~ than® she. should. : She
told herself she was just getting

‘Have to Make:
Up Mind On

CMaH
y, you. chavye.decided
to buy’a home rather t than ‘rent

Lani

165. MAIN ST. -
Phone. 365-7661,

For all your alse 0 and
mill work:

loot
Panoramic ‘windows.

‘Sealed window units
. supplied and installed

PRICES ON. ‘REQUEST.

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older and needed to slow down.
Then’ she -began ‘to’ exper-
jence ‘dizziness’ and’ occasional
fainting’ spells. Several doctors
wert consulted and ‘they’: all
seemed to: agree ‘with Stella's
diagnosis. All prescribed the
same treatment — take Ilfe a
wee pit came! Z
eptember of ‘last: year,
Stelle & ther parents paid’a
visit to: the‘ Operation Doorstep
Mobile: Van,: parked a short‘ dis-
tance -frfom The Bowlby. home.

They had‘ their Xrays done in| Mr:

the ‘evening hours ‘at..a tine
when. tfaffic :was beginning
dwindle. ‘As.they left the mobile
unit, "Stella: paused : briefly in
the doorway ‘to draw, a deep
breath | of.‘tangy. autumn
She was.at peace with her world
and’ very. “Pleased to be “young
and alive.

What "Stella didn’t know
was that the: two brief minutes |’
she had spent in front of the
X-ray machine were actually,
spent in refilling her Plate of

‘ CAROL two months later;
Stella received a message from

her family ‘doctor stating it was
imperative that she consult him

ogeated in the doctor's office,
Stella learned that her TB X-ray
had. revealed: a serious heart
condition :—-one that ‘required
immediate attention ‘if she hop-
oa: to: live beyond the age -of

‘Stunned: at. ‘the. ‘shattering
news, ‘Stella - agreed to’ go'.to
Vancouver for a check-up in St.
| Paul’s Hospital. Two. days was
the time estimated for’ the ser-
jes of tests. but Sfella’s stayin
the hospital: was much longer
than, two. days.

“Tests § Crovealed she -had a
large hole in the ‘wall: separat-

the: ‘right . and_-left upper

E ets of, f, her heart. ‘Such a

Kucw, ey Vista Unit, was
held at the home of Mrs. D. E,

Hughes. Ten members were pre-
sent. Plans’ were made ‘for: the
fall bazaar that is tobe held
Nov. 14 in the Kinnaird United
Church basement.” |:
ost is good to see Mr. Mik
Meridith around and about mie
after his. unfortunate car accl-
dent in ‘August. \

Mrs.'B, C. Rourke and’ Mrs,

‘Costumes! from’:
Pumpkin Lanterns

Masks from’

Trick’ & Treat bags sestesetnee

 9Be" to $1 98

» .39e°

39e
29c

Indian Headdrestes

sense, 10c to. 79c

D. H. Have recently
returned from a m

trip’ to Vancouver. ‘One ‘of the
highlights of Mrs, Rourke’s vi-
sit: was seeing a dear friend,
‘8, J. Klinzing, who is now in
her 90th year. She also dropped

to|.in on a family of: interest) to

many Kinnaird people who re-
member Mr. and Mrs. Jake Frie-
San,’Mrs.’ Granstrom met with
the: International group ."Wel-
come Wagon “hile at the coast.

“Canada ‘Shows
Amel. Fashions
To Europeans

Canada was one of 15 coun-
tries’ invited . to show ‘its latest
fashions in Arnel fabrics to. an
international . audience in Spain.

The show featured commen-

in’ three languages, pro-

grams printed in five languages | #

and was staged to mark the pro-
duction: of. Arnel, fibres in Eu-

brics | showi
sharkskin. in ‘slacks and:
wear, Jace and: jerse}
be ang evening wear (as. well
Ei er’ variations of: 100. per
cent ‘Arnel fabrics made in’ Ca-

"Members of the Euro ean
press: corps « arrived’ in: G: y

ft untreated, co-
ene ture and | from

heart ‘failure and
the: ‘early. thirties.
“Dee, *19 Stella‘ vunder-

- | race.‘

ed residences
have barely bi ()
“|| tose will iy of you:

‘At’ ‘tome she ‘was "already
well: known ‘as “the girl. wil

it
tn the hole; in: the: wall”. Danily

srlenids cand relatives: “followed |

} Price!

ter”

cument.

STEDMAN’S

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YOU WILL BE ABLE TO BUY: ;
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OPEN ‘YOUR ACCOUNT.

NOW:

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Starts’ Today -

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Before’ Your Ist Payment |:

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Our ‘courteous staff will’ be, happy to.
“ explain: this new ‘Plan ‘to you.

Tins

ith. anxiety and,
i were erleaeed ‘when she ‘was
once aga Back in their midst

“hale. and ‘hearty.

wn words: Stella:
eatly. improved,

a6 ‘Tm gr
ofp but" of course it will take. about
stic appraleal9 ‘of

a; year. before Ican do all. the
things. I used. to:.do.:I: consider
rtunate — now I'll

-and have, a

have peers ee eaaly aware
of the high incidence of tuber-

sulorls put Stella‘Bowlby’s sto-|§

ry. shows the tremendous advan-
fages Operation’Doorstep offers
incthe detection of ‘other physi-

|: infirmities.

“Everyone should’ take ad-
it’ —' noone really,
Ila, flashing her
21 owas the

last ‘person in: the wor :

pect a heart condition.”

oe ite » contin. for’ this at:

before. Its 2 ay ee phethad
life — the kind that comes with
a. much’. ‘higher ‘evaluation. ~.

Ce eal

Ray ‘OR

‘ co
AND EUROPEAN’: FOURS
i ARRANGED’

CASTLEGA AGENT FOR
THE WESTERN t HOTEL

models were ‘brought from Bri-
gary, Sweden,

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—

.19¢

Carl's Drug

“ @ASTLEAIRD, PLAZA’ i
Eu it

We wish to, expresa,

our sincere thanks, 2
all’ the ‘Community

‘Chest chairman, can-

vassers and subscrib-

ers who so kindly.as-

sisted in the

for ‘feature . walls, mething new and different

Cenk x 96” Comeneratl

Ee eae! 162 x 48". enalé

5 ‘sidos

“Wethese

oH “canyjot’ be" Justified 0 on f They, alc pein BC. salaries s

of
trustees” Gre stiffering ; cre Reine
nee jeretted i This 1s no ;, Mr. Peck
font 6.8 I y

d_ other pro-

e ‘best ‘in Catiada ‘ai

F thea ot of. Sie hited Sates
In cé ay {categories there: may
ta a‘blight edge in one or two
other. provinces, but basi a

they ite higher: i
eck pol
the teachers’ dem m
only 6.3 to 15, per cent on Sinet
for 1965; but ‘are in’ addition

LEGION CORNER |

to gains of 3° to’ 5 per ‘cant
through, the automatic annual

Tat thé regular bi-monthly Honal ve
chiebting he r spoke man. at| great
ae hold Tuesday “night one ‘negotiating cession stated that
Ship. {vere read: and: aecapted. | per. cent: increase in the next]:

the Legion next Wednesday at two year
id tt is}:

‘p.m.
fequasted of atl members! yes ‘
s omrade

Legion Bingo vill start on Nov. CPA is Offering

21,

:’Members are reminded that
‘the’ Branch will be’holding:their |’ ae PETES
‘Remembranice. Day Banquet ‘on Two ‘all: inclusive winter tour
B 11 ‘at\6! p.mi> and *' that} pi
only 100. tickets ‘are’ available | featuring-fun-in-the-sun at the
from ‘executive members on a| lowest fares ever offered, have

id. basis. been announced by ‘Canadian gal

Arive for..°

given. for an addl-

eachers are aiming at 18 te 20

ars,
“Generally speaking”, , Mr

to’ Mexico ahd Hawaii,

in modern aircraft, direct non-
_ |'stop ° flights, : excellent ! hoteis,
sightseeing - and transportation |:
at.destination.
ser each to. Hawaii leaves

e

ining on a ‘zonal or
area ‘basis has bro broken : down

dal talles between ‘school, boards
‘school boards are still co-

ting onan ‘aréa bagis, and
any cages are ueing ex-

to.individ- k

ae s.for a group of hospitals
ae group o: tal
e ‘al

tiother. <
“From: iakorenatlon alreatty

and: teacher: associations. How- | 1"

stantial savitigs, both in apital
expenditure: and: in operating
expenses are possible» by: this

without © an: i988 of

c bar-
ig tal ‘They show. no in-
8 on ie accede to unecono-

wre wie said. bargaining
fas not progressed very far,
though the time for negotiation
préceding conciliation and arbi-
tration): is fast running out. °

“The, distance between sal-
ary demands and board views

that ar!

of what ig just and fair, 1g so i

quality or standard of service. a

joint Mino
“Will Help’ to Ada
To Wei Oia

inevitable: for! a large number | 5!
of school: districts’, he said.

Meetings to date have been
in a: generally-amicable  atmos-
| phere, “but; just. the same, the
annyal ritual of the salary, war
dance is hindering and harming
Publ education’ i

e teachers" appare
ingness, to. go.to arltraton ap:

2-per cel cont to the ‘pre-
sent aearld production ‘of lead
and zinc and 20 per’ cént''to
Canada’s, current. of

: Luncheons, Dinners, Weddings, Meeting Room
Dinky Robm - Coffee Shop 7 days per week 7 am, - 9pm.
vations BB5-2277.; |:

Columbia at Main | Street

“Years ‘ot: experience 1s our
guarantee of dependable service”

these metals.
But there ig ‘little doubt
that the world can readily’ al
sorb the. extta’ production, fa
Third (National Conference ‘on

was told

pears -to be, directly. in:
by policies of the B.C, Meachers!
Federation and, appears. aimed at
destro all efforts to
regi

i

ration, offer weekly departures |-:

‘Defence. pol v
‘the regular RCMP.

days at Acapulco, the “Riviera
cific”, with ° direct

couver and: Cal;

MS: the Mextean visit offers 14|

flights: "by DCB: yet: from: Van-|

‘the Castlegar-Kin-
on Halloween

gi
ire wil :
Saturday night Will’ be. paid
for by the‘twin villages.: Pur.
Posoof the patrols | is to “help

soline for. the extra Es

at Edmonton yesterday.
B..E.. Hurdle, : mines  divi-

ip sign Mining and of the Consolidat-

Stelling
ny, Which’ owns “78 ' pet oR
; Pine point said the | new

150, 000

which “ll rea find im =
Bets ally, a‘ mai

EEoe Steadily to.more-than |,

3 million tons, a, year and in the
last“'16 ‘Years has‘ increased ' att
erage of 90,000 tofs per year.
2 Similarly;: world: ‘cnsump
tion of, nine: ‘of nearly, 4 ‘milli

tons ar hea increased. at
the’ ‘rat Xf 150,00 0": tons “per

chitdren keep out of trouble.”

year “int the ' 1dét™ de

gary.
in the package are two nights
in | Mexico .City . with: first-class
hotel, accommodation: and sight-
g- at’ 'Taxca,:a 16th century
pier ‘town, now} a ©:
tional monument. 3

Christmas: petiod
spprosching, the Canada “Post
Office

8’ the ay not to};>*:
to frie ids |

‘CSB/6# pay Ph6% for each of the first two: years; 59% for each of the next Giae  JEQTS

TER Bliss, for each of the temaining | three pears—an ¢ average yield when held to maturity of: Sicha