6 CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, March 27, 1958

Letter To The Editor

4 LETTER OF THANKS

On behalf of my wife and
myself, I should like to thank
Mr. and Mrs, W, T. Waldie and
Mr, and Mrs, Porter and all the
friends who assisted them with
the ‘At Home' for our Golden
‘Wedding.

The many expressions of
goodwill and congratulations ex-
tended to us will be a most frag-
rant memory.

Our thanks also for the beau-
tiful flowers and cards received.

‘Your truly,
Edward Ducksworth,
Robson.

Why Stock 2

Sprays flowers, lawns and trees,

Comes with 2 different nozzles,
instantly interchangeable.
Dial-a-spray control, valve built-
in back sipt Pp

new zamac cap, and all brass

working parts.

when

1 Will Do!

WORLD'S BEST
GARDEN HOSE
SPRAYER

$6,000 Paid Out
For Ideas In 1957

(Trail, B.C.) Four Cominco
employees at Trail, D. McKinnon,
R. Harmston, W. Poole, and I.
Buckignani, and one at Kimber-
ley, B.C. S. G. Porter, headed
the latest list of Company sug-
gestion Plan awards. A total of
$1160 was distributed among 119
award winners,

During 1957 over $6,000 was
shared by successful contributors
.of practical ideas, The number of
suggestions made through the
year amounted to 1808, with an
average of 40 per cent being ad-
opted,

Highest award of $50 in the
latest list was received by Mr.
McKinnon of the Smelting De-
partment at Trail. He suggested a
better method of carrying out
maintenance on the dryer return
belts. The idea also improved
safety on the job.

Two awards of $40 were
made to Trail’ Enginecying Div-
fsion employees. Mr. Harmston,

‘The small

of ‘ing Trades,
an improved type of switch for

thing th

half the amount of man-and-muscle houra that ft did a few| efficiency: of-3
decades ago. Power saws, tractors, trucks and other log-moving
have made the Canadian lumbcring dit same: the Kenora district of Ontari
old-time lumberjack would hardly re e
Droat loader, right, for example, can lift in one e bite 1 Limnos a woods to lakes and rivers,

less than) cord of wood and Place | t ch fe Guek Also contributing to the

through the Foust Faunce a he ceor and the malntenance
of standards through union negotiations, These are sce!

jo, where a major portion. ‘of the
ej} province's 3,000,000-cord pulp output is baling” heuted from

: fee
FOR SALE — -3 room log house,

613, Tth Ave.,;wired for range,
2 and four fifth acres, part
gravel deposit. Tozer,

FOR SALE - _ Small farm on

FOR SALE — Small house on

apply ee ton Kinnaird. .
: 313

large lot, ‘garage,
fruit trees — C. J. McCrelght,

WANTED — Bath' tub 4% ft.
g00d condition — write Box
21, Castlegar.

Dumont, Kinnaird. tin 6

Crescent St, C
5154, :

FOR SALE — 5 roomed modern
home, ‘large lot, Kinnaird —
Phone 3956. es) U3

FOR SALE — 1 buggy,
bed, 1 baby swing,'1 rae cont
size «12,--Call- at. 256~-Sth a5
phone 7751,

FOR SALE — Wine! enor
Phone’ 6151,

FOR SALE — 2 TV Antennas
channels 4 and 1 mast, Apply

FOR SALE — House, 2 rooms
and bath, garage, $1500. Phone
7901, .- 313

FOR, SALE —- Good quality
furniture, phone 3701, ‘after
6pm. 312

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

cranes, Mr, Poole, of
ing Services, brought forth an
idea which reduced servicing ex-
penses on tramming locomotives.
Longer life to a shaft and
drive chain, at the Oxide Leach-
ing Plant, resulted by increasing
the Iength of the shaft and in-
stalling an extra bearing. Mr.

i, of the Zinc Depart-
pointing out the possibility of
this.

“an employes | at the Sullivan
Mr.

Mitchell S

. TRAIL ond

upply Lid.

CASTLEGAR:

Porter, received for suggest-
ing that valves be placed inside
a building, to prevent freezing
and breakage.

Awards ranging from $5 to}
$30 were paid to the following
Cominco employees at Trail: W.
Douglas, R. White, R. Haddow,

M, Infanti, B. D. Lukenbill, J.

OUR 7th ANNUAL

A. V. Frie, P. Popoff, ¥. Jackson,

ment at Trail, received $35 for|™

Stewards Meet

The monthly meeting of the
Stewards of the United Church
was held recently and D. Seaton
‘was asked to place the new plac-
que on the church. It was also
reported a new tray of Com-
union glasses had been ordered
and also the envelopes for the
next year.

It was recommended that the
fire insurance on the furnishings
should be increased. The commit-
tee also discussed various as-
pects of church maintenance and
the use of the basement by or-
ganizations.

The board recommended to
the house committee that the
outside painting be their first
consideration and also the pur-
chase of mats for inside the main
doors,

Gecho, W. A. Yeats, J. C. Seville,
J, Koochin, C. A, Olson, Z. Pig-
hin, G. W. Gasser, J. Goodrick,
J. R. Beaudoin, C. Verdon, R.

A | Underwood, N. .Plamondon, - H.

Shannon, W.-L. Turner, S. Josa-
fatow, T. T. Huctema, C. Rom-

merdahl, J. Rankin, H. N. Van
Tassel, W. E. Page, G. A, Krue-

ger, V. B. Biscaro, K. L, Rober-
ton, T. Reid, e W. Grieser, A.
Ww.

The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

Dog Owners

WARNING

All Dog Licences MUST BE PAID BEFORE MARCH
31, 1958.

Owners of unlicenced dogs may be prosecuted follow-

ing that date.

BY ORDER OF THE
VILLAGE COMMISSIONERS

FEL pana H. ™M. York, T.

PAINT SALE

WILL START ‘TUESDAY,

We Offer

OUTSIDE WHITE PRIMER
OUTSIDE WHITE FINISH COAT
INSIDE WHITE UNDER COAT
INSIDE GLOSS ENAMEL :

Latex Rubber Base Paint in ten cofors and while
Gallon’........ $5.45

Sale will continue while present stock lasts — come in and make your
selection while stocks are complete

OGLOW

APRIL

Quaris .

BROTHERS
Building and Supply

Ist.
Gal.

$4.37
$4.37
$4.37
$4.37

Qts.

$1.31
$1.31
$1.31
$1.31

ee SETS

‘Co, ‘Ltd.

Pisacreta, H. K. Ginter, N.. Mac-
Donald, C. L. Berger, G, Erma-
cora, C. D. Swedburg, A. Klit, K.
A. Gorog, G. J. Hamm, W. L.
Inkster, E. Ady, M. J. Conci, C. E.
Seefeldt, E. D, Matthews, D. F.
Hanes, E. G: Ady, N. B, Tomtin-
son, J. T. Place, J. G. Flanagan,
W. Baturin, C. W. Evans, F. Bail-
ey, P. F. Shrieves, E. B. Dead-
marsh, J. C. McLaughlin, J. Mu-
kanik,

$20 were paid to the following
Cominco employees at Kimber-
ley: R. M. Waish, C. B. Beaton,
J. E. Hargreaves, T. H. Bates,
J. Evans, A. Burrows, E. Sim-
mons, L..L, Scott, C. K. Wilson,
H, Krell, E. Evans, S. G. Porter,
A.J, Neale, G. Rowsell, P, Lucas,
E. Stuart, M. Slobodian, H. 5.
Kavanagh, Hugh P, Cassidy, J.
A. Beran, H. P. Roemer, J. W.
Aldridge, L. Erickson, A. G. Fer-
gus, J. E. Ratcliffe, E. C. Lynch,
G. Hardy, M. N. Nauman, P. Ul-
atowski, F. G. Austin, W. F. Jes-
ke, P. G. Lowen, G. Gianiorio, G.
L. Addams, H. W. Lucas, D. B.
Waites, D. R, Gianiorio, G. Hardy,

G. C. Matthews.

Awards ranging from’ $5 to}

NOW-—LET’S GET MOVING
ON THE BIG THINGS!

Today British Columbia . . . and
* Canada ... stand on the brink of
really big things,

In the words of the Prime Minister,

_ “everything without regard to limit”
will be done to provide work for
Canadians ‘and an opportunity for
the better things of life—through
vigorous development of our re-
sources, increased forcign trade,
social security and moral leadership
among the nations.

These are the pledges of your
Diefenbaker Government, which has
already fulfiled so many of its 1957
promises: to taxpayers, home-
builders, senior citizeria, agriculture,
+ industry... and YOU! : :

Now let’s get moving on the vital tasks ahead—with i
YOUR member of John Diefenbaker’s B.C. team!

FOR Keotenay-West

Return a strong .
Diefenbaker
Government

Published by the B.C Federal Progressive Conservative Campaign Committes i

FURNITURE .
.LONG DISTANCE .
RE — ANYTIME

For Free Estimates
PHONE
Castiegar 2521
Nelson 1471
UNITED TRUCKING

‘Trail 191.

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES

!|FOR RENT — 3 roomed heated

41, Ci Ave, 2it

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom modern
home, heavy wiring, all electric
heat, apply F, Yonkman, Phone
4086 or 3711, 312

FOR RENT — Modern 4-room
house’ with

WANTED — Baby buggy, suit-
able for outside use. Phone
2051, 113

‘NOTICE — Tea and Bake and

Sewing Sale will be held in
the basement of the Castlegar

2:30 to 4:30 p.m. 113

NOTICE — Court Whist, Sat,
March 29, 8 p.m., Robson Hall,
A 35e,

United Church, March 29 from|’

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 27,

AUCTION SALE
Timber Sale X76640
There will be offered for
sale at public auction at 16:30 a.
m. Local ‘Timé on 14, April, 1958,
a fie office of the Forest Rang-

sel
suite in basement at Kinnajrd.
Phone 2836. *

premises with or without fix-
tures, Phone 7081, except: Mon-
days. * a

FOR RENT — 5 roomed house,
space for garden. Phone 4173,
3

FOR RENT — Heated’ business|’

everyone welcome, + 113

oct
NOTICE — Special meeting t>
‘decide what‘ can ‘be done with
Robson Play School equipment,
This is. important, please attend
Tuesday, April 1, 8:15 Robson
Hall. 113

NOTICE. — Beauty Parlor —
78, Maple St., Castlegar, B.C.
Allee Z

FOR RENT — 2 room furnished
suites, and 2 home,

Phone 4631.
XX

phone 7031. 13.

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

suite, Phone 9821. 13

Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C.

LUMBER — PAINT.
PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

NORA'S
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
A complete beauty service
by appointment’
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’. shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UNITED
TRUCKING
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trail, Rossland, Castlegar

. Nelson
PHONE
Castlegar 2521

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

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

-PHONE 3881 :
CASTLEGAR

SMITH'S
_ PLUMBING & HEATING
For Eateoates Phone
3401 & 7261

We Service
What We Install

GREEP'S ELECTRIC
ELEC

For All Your
INSURANCE NEEDS
Phone 3441

ND
AGENCIES

KOOTENAY
NURSERIES

“Plant A Tree In ‘58”
Keep B.C. Green
Order Now For

SPRING DELIVERY -.-

Complete Line of Nursery

Phone 4042

Box 10 Kinnsird, B.C.

CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

PHONE 3571
Castlegar, B.C.

CASTLEGAR
DRY CLEANERS
Phone 4851
We Pick-Up and
Deliver

J. I. LAUGHTON
BSe. OD,

OPTOMETRIST

Gttice “Hours
MON. — WED. — FRL
10-12 1:80 - 5:00

PHONE 2581

LS. Lid.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Physician

Exemenko Building
PHONE 206th

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS -
All Kinds: of. Building
Supplies.

CLL. PAINTS
CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
Box 292 Phone 2161

TO.
Leave Eobson Wharf
10:00 am. Monday.
Arrive Edseword
4:00 p.m. Monday.
Leave igewood,
7:00 am, Tuesday.
Arrive Robson Wharf,
1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Leave Robson Wharf.
10:00 am. Thursday.

WALDIE
LUMBER & BUILDING

We. can supply all your
building needs. Estimates
gladly given.

Phene 7112

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWooD

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3021 or 2231

DUTCH MAID
BAKERY LIMITED

Birthday Cakes:
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes

PHONE 3241

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING
SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
W. Sharples “Phone 6092

Arrive
4:00 p.m. Thursday.

KARLEEN APT. — -Roém" or
room and. board,.phone 2492,
. Stfin

B.C,, the Licence
Sehesso, to cut’ 3,750,000 ° cubic
feet of .spryce, cedar, balsam,
larch, lodgepole pine,’ fir Hem-
lock and white pine trees on an
area situated on unsubdivided
portion of Lot 5817 on Shields
Creek, Kootenay Land District.
Fifteen (15) years will be
allowed for removal of timber.
Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit a: sealed tender, to. be

and treated as one bid.
Further particulars may he
from: the Deputy ‘Min-

: CARD OF THANKS

‘We wish to express our sin-
vere thanks to friends and neigh-
bors for their acts of kindness

us on the death of our beloved
son and brother, John William
Henry Reach Special thanks to
Dr. A. M. Barrera’ of Kaslo, the
RCMP Detachment of Castlegar
and Kaslo, and to all who so
Kindly assisted, also to Rev.
B, A. Resker, Sub-local No. 1
of Local No, 651 IUMMSW,
Riondel and the Castlegar Fun-
eral Home,

(signed) The Read Family,

Castlegar.

sults, polish allver_i
tre. Roan flaca raier ibe

and tokens of sympathy sent to| .

No man with a burden of
debt has a right to pro-
tect his creditors if he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance. E
Plans to sult your individ-
ual requirements’ may be
erranged through.

‘Dick Fowler
. North ‘American

= Life ’
Robson, B.C... -

ister of* Forests, Victoria, B.
the District Forester, Nelson,
B.C; or-- the “Forest Ranger,
Castlegar, BE.

C-8-7
Gazette, February 6th., 1958

opened at the hour of auction ,

1958 _

f MY MOTHETe TOLD Me)
AOT TOASK FOR THE
THIRD PIECE OF CAKE-

ROOMS

Confectionery ‘T.V. Sales & Supplies

Special Chinese Dishes Phone 7271

Open 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Everything In T.Vv.
Suppli

Sat. 8 a.m. to 12:30 pm. lee

ELECTROHOME
SETO GAFE Fleetwood T.V.

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: DOORS AND

How To PACK

Th Don't use  aty shoe boxes — use
corrugated cardboard cartons,
Use strong, wrapping paper and tie
a ‘ith strong cord. -
name .and address clearly;
completely and correctly on front
of parcel IN INK. ‘

CASTLEGAR |
SASH & DGOR WORKS

_ phone 32tt
“LA

PETER DEWDNEY
Government Candidate
In Kootenay West
Give Keotenay West a chance

—VOTE DEWDNEY for a

Diefenbaker gavernment

QB Par your own name and address
in the front upper left corner, and
inside parcel.

EB Don't guess about weight ~ have:
your Post Office weigh parcels.

FOLLOW THESE 5 SUGGESTIONS AND HELP

LPEED YOUR hile?

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MON. - TUES. - WED.
Adult Entertainment

TONITE — FRI. — SAT.

_ Sat: ‘Matinee
1:30. p.m.
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