CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 14, 1962

Collecting i isa Popular Hobby |

The most Popular hobby in
the. world and the casicst’onc to
get\started on is collecting things.
People collect everything imagin-
able from beer bottle labels to gar
ters. In fact, you would have a
very hard time’ finding some item
that wasn't _ belng collected by
some!

2. So,. if you've always thought
of ‘taking up a hobby/and ‘have
never been thle to find something

you’, think’. would’ please you, why].

don't you, just collect,: Ic,
velop... inte ‘quite ‘va ‘fascinating
pasi
i Collectors are never bored, be-
cause they are always on, the look-|
out fora now trophy. rey ‘are not|"
unhappy — } can’t
an item they want = —. because
they .are too busy looking for
ae hf think about unhappiness,
lecting is good ‘mental mé-
aisine” "because it: drives.; you. out
of yourself and keeps your mind
f? imaginary storte
2 {> What could you collect? The

that, might give you some inspira

aa ‘There was an Englishman who
used to collect spider webs. He
preserved them carefully between
two sheets of glass. Another man
collected death warrants for Salem
witches, An Australian: spends: his
time looking | for fish's earstones.
These ‘stones are formed of lime

and lic close to the brains of most
fish, They are shaped Into delicate
patterns.

If those don’t appeal .to you,,
how. would’ you. like to follow in
the footsteps of the man who ad-
vertised in-a magazine for Jivaro
Indian shrunken. heads? Or would,
you, like to collect handcuffs? One

:|you': younger. .1t offers a useful

Today the Canadian pulp and
paper industry is one of the major’
enterprises of the world.

As a producer of newsprint,

its output b five times that of any.
other =. country./-Canada is the
world's ‘second largest’ manufact-
urer and | exporter, ‘of pulp. And the
Canadian ; industry furnishes about
30 Per cent: of ‘the world's pulp

Caieda js ‘also. a large? pro:
ducer of fine, book, kraft and spe-.
"| elalty papers; of paperboards of all
grades; and of building'papers and
building boards.

About 80 per cent of the in-
dustry’s total output, :now running
at’ about 11 million ‘tons of pulp
and. paper; moves abroad. In value
the. remainder’ constitutes one of
the leading elements in the entire
domestic ;trade of Canada,

. x oe Ke os oe :
William’s
MOVING & STORAGE

“The Family. Mover

,|velops facets: of the ' personality

hobbyist collects only handcuffs
that have. graced the wrists of
murderers,

Then. there's the case of the
wishbone:‘collector, Not ordinary
wishbones,:‘mind you,. but wish-
bones .from ‘fowl eaten by celebri-
Hees i

So, you see, the possibilities
are endless, And no matter: how
old: you ‘are, a hobby will make

way to spend Jleisure time. It de-

4|in Castlegar‘and Kinnaird

ad gives zest toa weary spirit,

Into Every Home

 weéotricity brought ‘many woi-
ters to'the home that our forefe-
thers’ never dreamt ‘were possible. pid

eloctrteal appliances: that you have
available, you would find your task
was many times more difficult.
‘But the end Js not yet in sight
for the’ eppliance-hungry ‘homiema-
ker. The ‘age of electronics is now
entering the appHance field, and it
will have a number of new conven-
jences’ to offer,’ *

Not the least of ‘which’ is the|
electronic’ range, a kitchen stove] 8’
that lterally cooks’ without heat,
Your ‘roast’ can be: placed in this
stove on a. paper plate. The rays
cook: the meat, but the plate ‘doesn’t
even get warm. means that the
kitchen 1s not overheated when you
tiave a lot of cooking todo. Ano-
ther advantage of this range 1s that
it takes far less time to cook foods.

tum’ In about 25° minutes, Baked

Years "I Construction -

“Ina series of: ‘coffee meetings
‘ird last Fri-
day Peter Dewdney, the. PC stan:
dard bearer, continued ‘to press for

immediate action on Columbia ab
H| ver: development sit y

.“ “The' Columbia’ River ‘Troaty
isst bet-

date,”
against: it, I'm all for,
Outlining the 11-stage develop
ment, he said it will take 25 years
of construction to complete and.in
that period of, time, $1.5 billion
will. be spent, an equivalent, of
$30,000 ier mn avery. person in Koot.
enay,

i x snaadiey went on to ‘point
out that without a treaty. nothing
can be ballt oa the Columbia, the

“To as vaheed ‘with the Duncan
‘| Dam, : iwhich | is merely a storage

ane dam’ that .will, benefit, power pro-

duction in the United States, with.
eaty 1s

j fout:first ratifying the

road-e.0 ice rete staged by]
Jaycees 'in be B.C. communities,

| senseless. iver
“We have nothing to,gain » by.
‘Building storage san

BITA’S: CATHOLIU  uauEoR
Rev. E, A. Brophy, PP.
lGunday Masses - 830 and 1030 am
. Evening Mass ~ 6.00 pm. :
GRACE GOSPEL CHURCH
‘ABSOCIATED

treat ty
doés give us ‘many. direct tienetits
and: before Columbia development
can, begin; we: must’ ratify the
treaty,” declared Dewdney. -
its Replying.to the question of rer
’ | negotiation, Dewdney, said, “We've
had: enough ‘delay. "now. ‘It:.took 17
years’ of negotiation by: experts on
both sides to finally reach a treaty.
palatable ‘to elther side.)

““Any further. delay, such as
re-negotiation, might»: mean no
treaty-at’all. This would be a se-
ae blow not only. to the economy

Sunday in the Legion’ Fall é
A turkey which normally takes se-|_
yeral ‘hours can be rossted to's

LOCAL & ‘LONG ‘DISTANCE HAULING
STORAGE - CRATING - PACKING - SHIPPING
OS For Free Estimates Call Collect

Trail 364-1818

. Nelson 1471

potatoes take only eight’ minutes.

as electric ranges are
the electronic duster. With one o:

bother with | dusting. Instead,’ the

house will be Y

Meet meat the.

iaoeactewes filters containing spe-

‘This stove’ fs on the market| ‘Tues, 7:80 pam. Young People’s
right now, but as yet.is very expen-
sive. In the years to come, however,
they will probably be as common Robson — 4st. and Srd Sundays at

today.
‘Another gadget of the future Is| Castlegar — Service of Worship, at

these in her home, the lady of the innate a Service of Worship at
thouse. will no longer have much r

d with a few

‘Thurs,, 7:45) p.m. Bible’ Study ©,

UNITED. OHURCH OF CANADA
11 am,
f 7.30 p.m.

9.45 a.m,
CHURCH © OF JESUS CHRIST
LD.8. |

West t but to the econ-
omy of Canada,”
Hitting hard at the opposition,

TMM
‘SPENCER

jt fand
_SPIRELLA

Figure Consultants :,

Brassieres, Medical and Guitomedie
Supports.
Mrs. E. es

Etnies SAE + Kinnaird

Dewdney added; “all this negative
i-|talk of unemployment by,some po-| laying. and
litical: parties, including the NDP
in one breath and in the very, next | of new, jo!

breath their, negative, talk for de-
killing

the : Columbia

project.which will create hundreds
dobs;. Hust deeming up.” ;

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: ATEX Enanet

“AE last eee real

‘enamel that’s oat ie
“and: dries in 20 minutes!” mS

Bathrooms, Klichens and trim look like a million’ dolla fe
‘when you use.Monamel Semni-Gloss Latex. ‘Yet you've. :
never known painting to be so easy. ‘This enamel goes z

‘on fast,‘ dries’ in" 20 minutes, lets. you -_

clean up with water. And you can scrub
it all you ‘want. . The ‘beautiful finish
lasts so well you won't have to paint’
again until you want to change colors.

Come i in todayt:

formation is_kept current.

“Traffic Deaths :
Cccur at Rate.
.. OF9 Per Day

‘Traffic deaths. are occurring
at, the average ‘rate of nine per
day in Canada, Someone {s injured
er paitelberage ites. The “annual
0) Property damage each year
reaches:a ‘higher ‘level. »:

Many © automobile accidents "

at night’ and ‘on ‘the Jong
ekend trips. The All Canada In-

ire: than --220 competing . Cana-
dian fire, automobile and: comity

ones

- Fh 1. Do: not, drive when ‘over-
tired,

we
stirance “Federation, representing | ;
m

firms,’ ;
rules’ for. night ‘ariving: be

|. Stop. for. coffee. or a short]:
2.1 Do not “rely on “wake! |

‘pills. ‘Their sitecs are, some: ie
saaare!

well: ott: the high.
way if you: must ‘stop. for repairs
or! another reasons,
94°°8. : Always: carry a flashlight] f
or, flares for use fnem emergencles.:

when you are about to stop. -
$10... Signal all turns.

1) The directors of Civil Defence
in ‘each community, large or small;
should ensure not-only \that they

to.a. close— i:
te ‘or summer” clothes”

Alnios'
“but this ides’ we hope will please—
eke summer, hats’ from summer leaves!

7

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, ‘Thursday, June ‘14,-1962..:,

“Kinnaird Briefs

PAINTING

Comm. G. S. Rust reported on
his mecting ith highways ‘ engin-
cer ie E, ; Staite} regarding” the
traffic hazards’. at pes abetion of

the fnew highway and 11th :
= i Ame .
rE Bullding"pernita, for :two gar
ages’ totaling $1,000. in now | con-
struction were’ approved,
eee

j|home since: two horites cannot "be

constteration should be given fe .

Building permit for a now home
tobe built on the same Jot as his
present home. A-time limit will
be put on removing the present

and Decorating
Free Estimates Gladly. Given

P.. WOYKIN

PAINTING LTD.

allowed on the same lot.

. EB. C,. Ackerman sald

Tentative ‘dates’ for il
tour. of .Celgar’s’ fibre recovery.
system hes been ‘set for next Tues-

wed no bacteria) in ike tests.

«
‘Another five teplles have boen
recelved ta: ’s water..ques-
tlohaire’ bringing’ ‘tha ‘total ‘to ‘date
to 80.

riding of bicycles on sidewalks, boa
said he has already
bleycle for two weeks because he
rode it on the village’s new side-

‘and paper ind
of

bylaw’ aie | ‘Phone 365-5410.:

taken his son's

"Our Domestic Pulp
"Market Important

The domestic trade of the pulp
lustry is an important

SUPPORT THE,
CASTLEGAR - - KNNAIRD

plore’ off-the-beat

3| Association has ithe
a

have complete information about| ion with a two-ton heifer.
supplies. of food; equipment, nt, Was serious.-Moreover, you might. have |.

ter and fuel, but also that: this

th
Ele: Bran Drive: slowly and be
8 alert for: approaching cars. This
=| especially true on blind curves. ,
-Take along a wide, flat board
oplace ‘under. your jack in the

‘Are’ you
tribe: of motorist, who like to: 6x:

Ly 1 an
roads?.-If' so, ie B.C. natomoblle you will want oie gas to reach
owing tips | civilization again,

“Comm. Pat | PASM sugzested
that time was.golng’to hava to be
spent at: the cemetery soon’ ‘doing
some more ‘Clearing. gt

f d
Timber at ‘ho: cemetery, is to
be. offered--as firewood to :those
cut. ae down. -under, su

omic structure, -

print for home consumption, the
domestic ‘market is supplied with

In ‘addition to pulp and a _KI NSMEN. CLUB
NEWSPAPER BINGO

— See the ally Newrspe for Numbers —

tissue ‘papers,
board, wallboard ‘and: other’ build-
i and!

miscellaneous papers. Vir-

is

to pay’ for her in“eyent she. be-
came. a casualty.»

cial chemicals, Once in’ ee the Sundays at 10, am. in; the Twin
‘homemaker .will alm a small elec: _. Rivers

tronic Fay gun into the rooms for y
a few -seconds, and: alli the/dust in
the rugs° and corners’ will- fly,
magic ‘irito the’ nearest filter. The
householder ‘will merely have to
change the ‘filters once in awhile.

nr io El

\OHURCR
Rev.'T. Evans, Ph. 365-5536
Church ‘School at 9.45..a.m. -
Worship at 11.00 am.
Bible Study: ‘Wednesday oe 730 pm

There's

¥e for the © Sravelling : family.

tomatic +.“ elevator,

Paealaion, air conditioning.

‘Just’ a’ step from city centre,
FREE . PABHIN(

: MEETING ROOMS
Superb Meals
Served in the plush “Copper
: ious “Gold

‘Harry Zeberoff
‘Dies Suddenly;
Funeral Yesterday _

A II resi-
“ “Fort”. || dent for the past 10 years, ‘Harry ae
mat Zeberoff, 36, died suddenty Sunday United Church’ — ist and sr’ Sun-| 99 ‘ATION: ARE: { 2
your. rtd and roca for, while visiting relatives in Pass): an at ween Sarr | fe a a4 ebibny
a: connoisseur.’ For uel ican Church — Sunday, : ae Soe pe
mime |) By To do all: things y to: the , ‘of the Koo-

and parties there’s the ma- ‘Funeral services. were “held|@2m. Mattins; 4th Sunday, 11 am. : I
tenays with the nutritive "value of milk and to encourage a ‘continu:

__ destic “Silver Room”. from the Russian Hall here yes- ‘as oly Comm mn
repr pap mens W Loreen ert Sastlegar; Eunerat bapmcndecnt: e cred ous consumption ‘of milk and its ‘products: with -the “object among
others, of improving the health . and well-being of the Public. .

tern, Cabinet Ministers, fully aware of the needs of
Western Canada, Let’s ‘support. the work of: “these
“capable: men ‘by. sending ‘a member from Kootenay ’
West to the Diefenbaker Government!

ALECT ‘DEWDNEY.

HE WILL WORK FOR: YOU AT ;
OTTAWA TO:- :

Evangelistic“.
Prayer and ‘Bible’ aed Micrel
day at 730 pm.
‘Young Peopk’s Pridsy st ‘130 pan,

‘Sidney Cold: ‘Process Roo
ves you & low-cost roof that

THE MODERN ‘years, Easy to apply.»
sum-

E Home in charge

Burial was in Pass Creek Ceme- Fane aN:
HUME HOTEL. Bur mao

“Born in Grand ‘Forks, ‘My, Ze-| St. Alban’s 6 p.m.* Holy Eucharist
beroff lived in Rossland for «six Trinity Sund: H
years before moving to Kinnaird. |St. Alban’s 8.30'a.m. Holy Euch.
For’. the: Past 15 years he | was St.-John’s 9.30:.aim.' Holy Euch.
St. Alban’s 7.38. Pm. Evensong
ing in cabinet making. Rev. C, R. Day —-Parish Priest
‘He was a member of the Bro-| Rev. ©. B, Day — Patisl Priest
hethond of, C of Carpenters ‘and Join- ‘GALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Haan eee past member of the| ’ Grace Presbyterian Church
Russian Choir and also a past|28.15 pam. Bunday seneel and Fa-
member of the Eagles | Lodge. He|mily Worship.
was an ardent sports fan. ‘730 Gospel Service
Mr. Zeberoff is survived by:his| Thurs. 8 . p.m. -Prayer . Meeting,
wife, Maria; one daughter, May; Pastor. s. racer, (Phy 365-5676
two: ssone, Srey ye ane aera RAN CHURCH
three, sisters, Mrs. Plot off,
Castlegar; ‘Mrs. P Verigin, Pass at st “Alias fs Aula Church

vara ¢ C.. Clark /

Creek, and Mrs. “WwW. Planidan,

Grand Forks.
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—CINDY’S

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simple ‘ Gnstractions provided
and savo:real 1 BONY ‘Roof a
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To" co-operate with any person; organization, . corporation’ or r g0v-
ernment body. to carry out this _Program..

i eo Get. the ‘Columbia’ Development started, vient
away! This ten stage development will take 25°
years to complete’ it will bring tremendous

business activity, create many new jobs, bring
security and a sound future,

“To do. all such other ‘things: as. they. are. incidental or * gonductive
“othe attainmient of such objects through research, publicity and’ ed-
ucation.: :

‘THE: oe MILK":
-FOUNDATION IS MADE UP |
FROM-ALL MILK’ PROCESS:

ING: PLANTS AND’ THEIR...
_RESPECTIVE MILK PRODUC-.
'ERS OF THE DISTRICT, GA-
-THERED -TOGETHER. ON’ A -
_NON COMPETITIVE bean

The | Pine. ‘Polat ‘Railway eniticizea by NDP,
means the very life of many communities in

& our. riding — without the resources éf North:
ern’ Canada, the Trail ‘Smelter might one day. :
“be reduced toa ction of its potential.

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] had enough criticisms of. positive works
: ‘designed to bring prosperity, and sparks bee-: :
: hive of: activity an: this ee ;

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