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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1957

THEO OLD HOME TOWN smu sine “By STANLEY
Maw! HOW LONG WE GOIN’ rod

CASTLFGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, 8.C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1957

AGTS Enieriains
Wives and Guests At
Banquet and Dance

Friday evening 67 members.
of the AOTS, their wives and
guests, sat down to a Turkey
dinner in the Twin Rivers Hall
at 6:30 p.m. Each guest intréduc-
ed themselves by recalling where||[ll] Of dependable service’. FOR SALE -— Girl's figure|$2,00 for 16 months—contact R.

they were born and when they PHONE 3331 E ah : rR ote : skates, slze Si, Phone 3326.| Peterson at Box.169 or phone
arrived in Castlegar and District. 4 p > —A4) 5123, 36

Mr. Wally. Walper of Kin-
NOTICE—The Kinnaird P-.T.A.

naird favored the guests with
three solos accompanied by Mrs. ante oe parade iar
lay, . at 7:30 pm., al

Walper, Mr. George Santano was Kinnaird School, Admission 35
RY 00] lion 35¢
36

TELEVISIG A

SALES and SERVICE
@ RADIOS — RECORD PLAYERS I , A mm
@ T.V. ANTENNA EQUIPMENT [ ‘ee ; ; i>: Oe

MY Hl AN HK |
10 2 MULLEN, CANADIANS

E—Good milk cow,| WANTED—Waitress, apply Seto
Cafe in person. 26

just ‘freshened. Apply Eli J.

PE
Volken, Box 160, 17|NOTICE—For a short time the
Digest can be had for

Canada’s
First

FOR SALE—1 year old hes
Apply Bex 76.

¥OR .RENT—Suites, room and
board by day, week or month.
ights Apartments, First

M.C. for the evening and led.in
games, lively stunts etc. A skit
was put on by Mr; John Markin,
Mr. John Dalziel and Mr. Frank
Richardson, which brought forth
roars of laughter, J. Dalziel favor-
ed the guests with a solo and led
huge graders, trucks the ity singing. .
te ie are oty rregate Gu: | Dandng wo enioyed to the
fishermen, hunters and bushworkers who now music of the Top Hatters, com-
have to depend on rail or air travel. prised of Mrs, Olga Kraft, Joe
Dunlop, Ron Gemmill and John

Markin,

Mrs, G. Santano thanked’ the
AOTS for a wonderful. evening.

Bank. oF MonTREAL

WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE ee

OLKS— Buil- :
URRICANES ders, Phone 2493, tin 36| NOTICE — St. John’s ee

oe a | ye K y BARICRGAD
a t eal] we uusT SEroRe
‘ i = ‘ q MAW sTRUCK W.A. St.
S = - V ( ( Ee. in 4 ow - a FOR RENT—Furnished apart-| Bake Sale‘ in Improvement

ment. Apply 567-5th Ave. or] Society Hall, Saturday, Feb.
. LONG, DISTANCE,

Castlegar Branch: CYRIL T. ONIONS, Manager

CASTLE

THEATRE PHONE 2921

Along the north shore of Lake Superior,
work on the Trans-Canada highway continues
in sub-zero temperatures and many com-
munities now isolated will be Unked into the
highway system by next autumn Steam shovels,

Dur House System As Part Of Mrs. Geo. Gleeve
Stanley Humphrie High School Athletics “lomored At Shower

Castlegar parents often won-j belonging, cannot be overlooked Mrs.. George Cleeve was
der what their child means when|as being an important factor in| again honored at a baby shower
he or. she talks of their ‘house’|/the student's - mental - physical] held -at-the home of. Mrs. John
at the school, Perhaps they| growth. Paulson in Kinnaird. Co-hostesses
would be interested in some in- In attempting practical im- were Mrs. Art Phillips, and. Mrs.
formation about the house sys- of our Tom Cowlin.
tem. we first try to evolve a year- The guest of honor received

‘The hcuse system d| round p: of - This} many useful gifts A novel item
in land and land. Inj|p am is io allow for group|was a box of nickels, which kept

gland, r ional phi hy | and i icipati By|ihe guests busy counting.
demanded participation within] doing this we can probably satis- Those attending were Mrs. leaner
the school confines and in con. fy the physical needs and the] gq, Hicks, Mrs, B. Post,. Mrs. F. $59.95
ri Porn a

phone 2381. 37\ 16, 2:30-5 p.m. Nn

WANTED — Lady or girl for|NOTICE—Fall Fair Meeting on
housekeeping till next week,| Friday, Feb. 16, Legion Hall at
to look after children also,j 8 p.m. Representatives of local
good pay.. Phone 3658, 17| organizations please attend. a

WANTED: ble
efficient man, part time. Phone
‘Trail .885R.. mw

= Asabelance — Flowers
a |: ond Geanite,' Marble & Bronze _ | PHONE | ~ MAKE UP TO $200.00
5 H a Plaques 258: ing, white elephant table, door
; H . H it ae : : PER MONTH rive. “a7
Automotive e ers i —H ‘Phone 3601 Men-Women; We have a sen- :
ca ° | eo 1 plan you can}NOTICE — Reserve March 12th
= : make $50.00 weekly and more in! for Project Society’s Annual
spare time by selling our com-| Meeting, 8:00 p.m. in the Parish
plete line of: dry goods end yard) Hall. v
goods. No needed.
NOTICE — Pie Binge at Robson
Paks Eee cas att meen Hall, Sat. February 16, at 7:30
a p.m. Come get your Sunday

Is what you look for and what you get,

when: you bring your car to. us — No

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

matter how, large or how; small
the job
YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR ALL YOUR

NOTICE — Be sure to attend St.
Alban's Guild Valentine’s Tea
in Parish Hall, Saturday, Feb.
16, 3-5 p.m. Home baking, sew-

OGLOW BROS.
Bullding & Supply Co. Lta.
Building Supplies

CASTLEGAR

Phone 335)

SHOWS. AT 6:45 & 9:00 P.M.

TONIGHT - FR. & SAT.

HERE'S ANOTHER SERVICE! DARRYL F, ZANUCK presents, “

Y “EER IES
GREGORY PEK: Buty

RIGBY’S

BUS DEPOT

FREE :
New Connor Vacuum

We will install your license plates FREE—Drop down ‘i
‘West, Montreal, Quebec.

for an i

athletics.

Scotland parle
the idea of inter-house track and
field competition through their

for 85% .of the student. popula-
ally find a source for emotional
tion. The other 51% will gener-

outlet! sreegen, Mrs, Roger Archam-

bault, Mrs. J. Beauchamp, Mrs.

Betty Roberts, Mrs, 'f. Hill, Mrs. |’

D. Jollymore, Mrs. W. Leduc,
Mrs, T. Jerome, Mrs. G. Hender-

with purchase. of
New. Connor. Thermo —

when you have purchased yours.

PARI
Phones 288M & 2315

COFFEE SHOP : St,

Dept. 104. tin

1 desert. 17

_ Legal

NOTICE — General meeting of
the Robson Recreation Scciety
will be held at Robson Hall on

“Caledonian Games.” outlet by being active spectators.
It was not until 1865 that + no athl -on, Mrs, Schultz, Mrs, J. Paul-

American universities can be ully son and Mrs. Cleeve. 7 é . ‘ 4

the British ideas of athletic com- good avail- Delicious refreshments were; : 7
petition “within the school. Today,| able at a times, adequate space| served by the hostesses. HAIR DRESSING REPAIR
PARLOR : S Phone 4681

in the United States and to a|—(indoors and- out) plus full
A Complete Beauty We attach “Dinkie” Nickel

lesser degree, in Canada empha- co-operation cf the school board
sis is placed more of: int hool d, teh school
Service By pp intment |) | Rim Heels on Ladles Shoes
‘ CASTLEGAR, B.C.

AUCTION SALE
Timber Sale X73073

- There will be offered for sale PERSONAL,

at public auction, at 10:30 A.M. Look younger! Rid yourself
LOCAL TIME on February 18th,| of’ gray hair with Angelique
1957, in the office of the Forest|Gray Hair Restorer. Restore na-
'}Ranger, Castlegar, B.C. the Li-| tural looking color, beauty, $1.38
cence , X73073, to cut 2,612,000| at Pitts Drug Store. 1 4° i
cubic feet of Spruce, Balsam, f - A wer

|] Lodgépole Pine, Hemlock, Cedar aii itas - 7 eoeateg? 2

MARSA PAYA - THE 1. C088

Monday, February. 18 at 8 p.m.
17

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER

wt
athletics. tion and the teachers who act amped
There are many ways of|as house. sponsors. coven:
grouping students into the usual At the Stanley Humphries
four houses for the purpose of Jr.-Sr, High Schoo] which enrolls
athletic competition, There is} 595 the house
the class method, the age-grade includes Soccer, Basketball, Vol-
method’ and the age-weight-|leyball, Table Tennis, Track and
height method to name a few. Field, and Softball. -The:. total
In Castlegar, we find the male and female student partici-
age-grade method quite suitable} pation in each activity has been
for a school.of our size. Our point calculated as follows:
for house Soccer ..... =
is based on 2 for a win, 1 for Volleyball : oe.
participation and 0 for a loss’ in Baskeball .. : aun oe : : .
activities which are run on a Co-ed Volleyball
schedule league basis, In” indi- Table Tennis
vidual athletics such as track and Track, ....
fied points are alloted as :
Andividual events— Win-5 The Physical Education de-
2nd-3| partment here, as in many other
3rd -1| schools, is responsible for provid-
Win-gling necessary equipment, for
gnd-6| drawing up schedules, for pro-
3rd -4| Viding capable officials, for com-
“The important thing is not puting and maintaining a record
winning, but taking part. of house scores and for super-
The essential thing not con-| Vision of all house athletics,
quering but fighting well, Baron]. Still, the teachers involved
de Coubertin. This Olympic Mot-|in the, administration of house
to can be applied to the system athletic competition feel that the
of house sports in the high school| house system at Stanley Hum-
athletic picture. phries High School has not as
This philosophy portrays the|yet reached the cherished stage
spirit of balancing par-|°f ion. How-
ticipation: with winning, It em-|¢Ver, for a school that has been
phasizes the satisfaction of know- functioning as a unit for six
ing the game was played to the short years it is felt that house}
best of the groups ability. Thus athletics at our schoo! can com-
the individual shows the satisfac-| Pare very favourably with those
tion of the group. Further, the}Of many larger and more esta-
socializing influence of © group blished schools in the province.
and individual co-operation, team Mr. N. Turik,
spirit and finally, the feeling of Director, P.E. Dept, S.H.H.S.

Hon Moijelsky.

= os e
— eee ech on on area situated [Legion Membership
| itd vacent Crown tend on| NOW Totals 204
UNITED MARLANE. © China. Creek, Kootenay Land|. “on “Friday the Canadian Le-

TRI GRIL | nistrict,. fifteen (15) years will| gion ‘added’ another feather to
RUCKING L _ |] be. allowed for removal of timber.| its cap with the initiation of a J
. DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE S:00 e.tt, £0. 9:80 pan.

» Open . Provided'.anyone unable to|/new member, Mr. Edward A ton g
Grail, Rossland, Castlegar Not Just Another Place To
i «Nel : z

: 4 N attend the auction in person may| Hyde, prdposed by. D.° Peppard. <

Peuenee. ane Pinee 2: Bat || cubmit’ a sealed tender, to be| This “prings thé: total .member-
if opened at the hour of auction and| ship to 204.

. PHONE S861 CAS ee treated as one bid. i 1 One rarely hears the highly
“Parther p may, be ive term

| obtained from the Deputy Minist-| prosperous times. A few days seo
< of Fore, ee aga however, the chairman of the

? ° istrict: Forester, Nelson, oa i * Relief. C re-

Greep’s Electric }}or the Forest Ranger, Castlegar, | ported that he was able to bring

‘RLECTRICAL : BC, | {the resources of the Legion to

CONTRACTING | - - the of’such a person,

< in ‘the form of a hot meal and
ane. .. — Free Bstimates transportation to Trail, where he
le vice PHONE 3571

' had been promised .employment,
What We Install Box 383

‘Shows at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m.

Saturday Matinee
SPECIAL AT 2:00 P.M

SMOKE

; _ in ‘Technicolor
FRED MacMURRAY ° ANN BAXTER
& BURL IVES—The Singing Troubadour

ALSO NEWS & CARTOONS

HONDAY:& TUESDAY

TWO. MEN AND AN-INDIAN GIRL!
Drama of the great

Buffalo hunt inCOLOR
and CINEMASCOPE

PHONE
Castlegar 2021

SMITHS
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone ~

Relays —

The zone” meeting at Celmo
was attended by the Zone Com-
mander, A. A. Lamb and -the
Zone representative. of the Cast-
J.1. LAUGHTON Jeger Branch, E, | Fitzpatrick.

BSe. OD. : / : lack of i was

ae colaent in the attendance of re-

‘ OPTOMETRIST presentatives, with only six out

Office _Hours of.the twelve branches attending.

Diamonds — Watches MON. — ye. ome 581 Squadron No decisions of importance were

Jewellery 10-12 1:28 to 5:00 made,: but general, di of

PHONE 2041 " .. PHONE 2531 | To date the various courses legion affairs was the topic of

. . per 2 ard. 3 have completed the meeting.

= are going very well. Flights num- Members. are reminded that

several of their’ courses and have| ues for the current year are

had tests on same, with very|Payable forthwith. They will

favourable results, It is quite continue to receive a copy of the

important that we finish our Legionair, but failure to pay their

courses as soon as possible so dues cancels any furth§¥r issue

that we can devote as much time| after March. G. Smibert will be

as we can to preparing for our| glad to acknowledge payment of

annual inspection. dues on Saturday mornings. be-

At this time we would like| tween the hours of § a.m. and i
to point out that it is p.m, at the Legion Hall.

e that cadets who have

left the squadron, turn in all of

Watch Repairs
Guaranteed for One Year

_ Leo Bosse

GENERAL BUILDING
* CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building
Supplies
CLL. Paints
CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 292 Phone 2161

G. A. SUMNER!”

Naturopathic “Physician

remenko Building
PHONE 2621

CAMADA’S OIL FIELDS BEFORE LEDUC

Wl antas of sapuatirs Pavonasis ro
‘OL PROSPECTING -18%
AREAS OF THIN SEOIMENTS -13%,
J Fa MOUNTAINS ANDIGNEOUSAOCK ~ 33% ©

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK AN IMPERIAL DRILLING CREW. DISCOVERED ok NEAR LeDuc, ALBERTA,
a THAT. ECO ERY. HAS AFFECTED THE LIFE OF ALMOST EVERY CANADIAN

WALDIE

Before the discovery of oi

Conada had only two oil fields of any significant size. One
was Norman Wells, N.W-T., which was too remote to serve’
pepulated areas, The other, Turner Valley, had been produc- |
ing oil since 1936 and was declining.

| at Leduc in February, 1947,

SINCE LEDUC

In 1946, Canada’s own oil
fields met only nine percent
ofher demand. Today, they

of a demand which has
increased by. three times:

In 1946, Canada’s proven
oil reserves were 72 million
barrels. Today, there are al-
most three billion barrels, 2
40-fold increase.

In 1946, there were just 435
miles of il ipe line in all
Canada, Today, there are
more than 5,000 miles,

In 1946, there were half 2
million oil-heated homes in

Today, there are

‘more chan a million and a
half, 40 Percent of all the
homies i in Canada.

produce about 70 percent -

drilled in western Canada.

discovery was,

Gnd... more oil in Canada,
What were the cesults? .

The crew at Imperial Leduc No. 1 that
winter's duy knew that very few wells drilled
in unproven territory find oil in

. A fs ‘ing oi! prod
ploying thousands.

quantities. This could be just another well in»
a long series of failures . . . 133-0f them ata
cost of $23,000,000... which Imperid! had

* When Imperial Leduc No, 1 “came in” on
February 13, 1947, the elated crew knew they
had made an important discovery. What they
couldn't know was just 4ow important their
for Imperial! Leduc No. 1
encouraged not only Imperial buc hundreds
of other companies to look for... and to

» New t. an of old ones,
+ Birth of dozens of new industries.
« Large savings of foreign'exchange that would
have been spent on oil imports.
« A surer supply of oil for Canada,
Nor has this development reached its peak.
-Fhough about four billion dollars have al-
ready been invested in finding and developing
Canadian oil, experts predict another 20
billion will be spent during the next 25 years,
bringing us still more industries, more jobs,
and, of course, more oil.
Leduc's bicthday was a happy day for us all!

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED

LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

We can supply all your

building needs. Estimates-

gladly given.

Phone 7112

Desmond T. Litflewood their equipment. This we are

OPTOMETRIST ©
Post Office Bailding
Wed. 2:0 pm tm 8 pm
‘ PHONE 2221

sorry to say has not been done
jn several cases, so please you
ex-cadets, let us have your uni-
forms, On the same trend there
are a number of cadets who have
left the squadron and still have
shoes in their possession. We

would in having these

shoes back since we must be able

Patch Maid
Bakery Limited
Birthday Cakes

Wedding Cakes
Anniversary . Cakes

PHONE S341

: Fer
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL.
BULLDOZING and

EXCAVATING
Seo

Castlegar Transfer

-W. Sharples Phone 6091

to produce them, otherwise the
squadron will have to pay for
them at ten dollars and fifty
cents per pair. Parents please
note that we would like these
shoes regardless of their present
condition.

The squadron welcomes a
ne weadet, AC2 K, Dennus.

Arrow. Lakes Ferry
- Service -
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf i
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,
Lezve Rohson Whorf
10:00 a.m. Thursday.
Asrive Edgewood.

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