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, CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, British Columbia ‘

THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 105%

PICTORIAL NEWS PAGE

done HAIR SINGED—BY LIGTNING -

{ —Central Presa Canadian”
Rachel Janosik, centre, of Windsor, Ont, has become famous the
@angerous way. She was struck on the head “py a lightning bolt while
sleeping with her mother, Mrs. Michael Janosik, left, She was tossed
‘high in the air, her hair caught fire, but after a brief cry, had hed head
bandaged and was as happy as ever. Few persons s1 survive being sirucle
iby lightning, in

BOSSIE PAYS EXTRA DIVIDEND

Dividends iw greater milk production per

SIGN ON’ THE DOTTED. LINE.
TE gee?

ite
‘central Prem Canadien
cow is reported from

farmers who have adopted “loafing pens” and “milking parlors” for
thelr herds, Bruce Dawson is shown beside the extra can of milk pro-
duced each day on the Creighton brothers' farm at Agincourt, Ont, which.

has 22 head of cattle, In the’ lo

afing pen system, the cows never leave;

aie barn, are fed high-protein silage all the year round.

. SHE PROTESTS

—Central Press Canadian

Mitzi, the only baby gorilla ever ©
to enter Canada, is a college grad- ..
‘vate but her manners were some ‘

thing her arma mater wouldn't’ be

‘proud of .when air stewardess -
Nancy Stiles carried her from the

plane arriving in Toronto, Mitzi,
18 months old, spent three months
at Wale university after her cap-

ture five months ago in French -*

0 Equatorial Africa.

While adult ‘world ponders troubled international ries tive-
year-olds across Canada this week ‘face their, own personal crisis.
sandy-haired Jad strikes a pessimistic:'pose as he prepares to embark on

is first day at little red schoolhouse

ve 7 TIE CHICIKEN
iS ExOe ELLENTY

‘injured and Out. for
. Rest. of Football Seusoy

haps eons and tele families “Let off steam" a receiving news that
happy miners ard their a ies “let off 5 if

Siacvichowan: . a Mie i%e at Hollinger gold mines was terminated, Agreement came
now without speedy services of ove of sessions kelween company and. union. officials, aided
Wilf Tremblay on their backfield fou , Ontarlo’s chief conciliation officer. Higher wages were: abe
the remainder of the Western ‘union, but the miuch-disputed check-off was not part of the
Canada {do!ball season due to .in- ent.
juries. The veteran player from ‘Ot. ‘ 2 ’
tawa broke the ankle and knee of
Hee right Jeg when tackled afler

and running back a

before Tremblay recovered it.

Rp! , THE OLD HOME TOW serwas s tree oie By STANLEY
ByR J. scom IF oar HALE O tA!

BACIEROID... Qters = CUP OTA STOnE

Wiles gave-tis:

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CERTAIN SEASON

SOMEWHAT RESEMBIE|
SCAMERED STRAWS.-

oe ZSWING YOUR
create eave FEATCeEs STROREATE

WELLE A HALE
FOR

: W es ts
B.C. CEMENT per bag
$1.55:
STONEBORD. perM -
z $60, 00.

_ JOHN MANVILLE -
PRODUCTS

“the Bench only 5 hits.
CUBS WIN FIRST

PLAYOF FTILT  . >
‘The local Cubs with Rennie
Mitchell. chucking, 3 hit ball de-:
feated the Legion Pirates 3 to
O last Wednesday''in, the’ first:
game’ of their’ 2 out’ ‘of ‘three

serles, I understand that the”

! boys: played errorless” ‘ball ‘and

collected ‘9 hits off' of ‘the offer:

. ings of Moe Walton.

On Sunday ‘it was a different
story asthe boys came up with
more errors than enough’ and
Moe Walton and his mates trip- '

Ped’ dur local Cubs’ to ‘the tune

of 7 to 1.: This time is was Wal-

ton: who gave up three hits while

his mates collected 9 hits off of
Lorne ’Marshall who had very
poor support. The only. high

ght: ‘tor the Cubs in‘this game

-was Rennie Mitchell's ninth) in-
ning home Tun, The series now
pias at one game each and by

the time you read thig the Cubs
wa -elther -have advanced to

‘the: next round or: they will be

out for ‘the season, I predict
it will not be the latter,

-The: Castlegar Kats on ‘Mon:
day ‘won the first’ game of the
finals ‘for the Trail’ Women's
League Championship when they.
‘defeated the Fidelity Life team

3 to'1‘at Butler Park in Trall.: -
Anne Kastrukoff ‘ pitched: fine

“SHELL PRODUCTS OF ALL KINDS

RADIATOR CARE...

CRANKCASE FLUSH

: ‘ LUBRICATION ... BATTERY CARE
All these are a FALL MUST. Don’t delay, let us check

over your car today on’ the most important ‘points

and IPP
information .on ersonal Planning to: 21,- 000 of them. More. ‘than 5,000 people's sat
down with ‘the “bank's: personnel to discuss their financial: ‘affairs and banking’ pro-
blems. Since: the‘ introduction: o| Personal Planning at. that. time, over. 100,000. per-
sons. have i idividually : ssought information on {this ‘new “‘Money-management ' system. 2

. SENTINEL ELECTRIC

Maple Bt at and, Ave. .
Full stock of wiring supplies for .

+ the ;home: electrigian »

BRING . YOUR “WIRING

PROBLEMS TO US

, CONTRACTING, REPAIRS,
; APPLIANCES
Phone 4511

Ray McIver, Colin Petts

CLASSIFIED”

FOR SALE’ ENAMEL COAL
and: wood ‘range,’ $50.00. Appty
‘Mrs. I, Carlson, Kinnaird, “B.C.
phone 4221..." ie

‘FOR ‘SALE — 6 WEEKS OLD
. plgs. Apply Be 0. Heugen. Rob:
son, B.C. 4(P3)

FOR SALE—"CORDEN™ COOK
stove; 2 plate jack; heater. All
in: good condition. Apply R-.
Baglo, Upper Bench,

BC. ~ (B30)

FOR SALE—BROWN ENAMEL
clreulating -heater. - Apply ~ Fs
G, Warner, Dumont Sub., Kin-
naird, BoC. ots) (

ball once again: after pitching “17 vassing ‘committee. .: ae the Pythian Sisters Temple No.
innings on Sunday, ‘she - dine to! ats. Jack “ Scott reported on. - 87.

. More | ‘to: : 5 The . meetin losed “with _re-
Coach “Mitchell she got ‘stronger wvorie carried | on by fr The mee ee short Sesion
as the innings ‘went: by.’ -In “all” ie ‘chapter, “A motion was PASS: oF “bingo.”

she ‘gave up 9° hits, ‘struc out.. ed’that an additional amount’ of

6 Fang walled one..: The Kats got’ 50 be donated to the Castlegar S ne : :
only 4 hits “off of \the offerings rary ‘making a ,total sum of ag tam: %
of June Milburn but they made.. $100.00 donated. ” ays: New Tes ent

*sthem pay off as Mary Randal ‘Mrs, ih Easton read deters Is Best Gui de Book

the ‘first: Kat “batter. wal id also

home ‘run to give’ the girls. be reported Aone a parcel’ ae ey) % i

lea that, they mever relinuquish: articles of -used clothing was - “\MATHESON, Ont. (CP) — A
ready for. shipment to. the .Pro-

“a ossibly by the time you read‘ vinclal Headquarters for. sending: ce, Bienitly Mee win ae i
this ‘the Kats will be the champs: » Overseas, here. He ae Tor Heuldeborts oh
r predict’ that they ‘will. + . D. Magee | réported : ‘on the. and ca a matter of: fact, he is

. High” “School | Graduation ~’ cere- thie” entire department.) eins

* monles’ when. the Regent, Mrs. :
_-MAKE DON ATION: Beats. presented -a,seholgrstip, He has had 24 years with thé

Ontario’ Provincial - Police, and
wat Pasise! Study period was’. has. a’. long-service medal to
ha roterred: Rete e Horswily prove it. | He wears the. medal

who ferre ly to the Leone a I of’
ing of: Mrs," Nellie. McClung ..and’ with ka euble a
fall.” also‘:

Posy he
Annual . Christmas: Draw. with fo

Jeads,
ce at: the’ Castle NEM: Ot-

FOR SALE — DINING’ ROOM
sulte , buffet; ;round extension
table and four. chairs, | Reason-
able’ price. *'
apoly a Mazon, 8th and Maple

FOR! SALE’ — ROCHESTER
Freestone ' peaches, tree’ ripes
also pears. Order early. F-
Eremenko next to the Castle
‘Theatre... (P2k
“We ‘take orders for “’ Blacic

Grapes and Italian. Prunes.

SOUND. LICENSE PLATE: NO-*

» Owner may have: same.
sc ‘applying :at. the Castle
News Office.

SOMEONE HAS TAKEN 15
h.p.: Johnson Outboard Motor
Re

“outboard is badly -needetpy:
“A: Yeward is sok

Je Pederson. aa that’: it the best: guide ‘pook ‘there. he;

was* ded led
cards ‘and itwo- bouquets: of, says:

Mrs. Victor .Goresky acting ag flowers‘ 2

convenor of the ticket’ commit-\ bers‘|who™ were*-Ill.

tee, assisted by Mrs. R. Sommers Visits were,

and Mrs. James Kelly. . Mrs, A. - mer ‘months. ;

Gabana: and Mrs. Wm. Easton pleas decided to send $1.06.t0-

volunteered*.to’ go on ‘the can:' ‘wards Brovini iLife Member-. the OPP: y
~~ ships for’. io out cmem-,

‘Branch i in your ee re

“necessary for: you to. have: ”

1. Proof of age (birth certificate, baptismal ceria

‘documentary proof).

. 2: History:of-residence for the past twenty years, giving: ‘dates

‘and places of’ residence, |

Records! of ‘property; ‘Purchased, sold. ‘or. transferred within

the past five years. ~

bers‘ in Vanco EE 12s joa. that.time! the’ foot : 230: pound:
+ Reference:::.was to the. er. has. won: respect riendly:
fact that‘Mr.: W. LLitonon of. respect. —. of.” the.
Castlegar shad won:second: prize -bushmen vand’»:the 1 eC
on nis, Peace’: roses at. the: ia of-the-sufrounding.-area, «'~--.....
Tt. is.his, custom -.to: address.
competitor : Canada): the. everyone” “from? the’ drunk
United’ States ‘and other Barts ‘of, oWn friends as. “Mr.” Not ‘that
the-world.iys: ‘he preaches” to ‘them “all: but, it

{ighteentht Sunday ~ after Pen
cost. Catholic: Women’s’ ae

and ‘benediction ‘Sunday. after-

noon: at-3o’clock:* Daily 2 oe.

“8 o'clock. Next: peanday fo-the
ian Ember’ Day, ‘Sal
the

= ne

"Tt was’ decided ‘that the. chapter there is:a spark-of response to. - ..\,...-8

doniite *.a" Silver ;: cup.’ for: the . hig ‘faith, the~ smilirig’ constable
forthcoming «: Highland: Dancing - re

Barnes, 1
Sundays Mass, 10 .o'clock. , .Pa-
pal Ch

‘this ‘Sun

iy...
. Competition .to- be -sponsored- by ‘A. fami
anton = Ad lives, ‘quietly. with his
‘wife; son,, ‘Tomi,’ Jr., 18, and’

B o ha gt daughter, Shirley ‘Jean, 17. All
Public Notice this,.is a far ery..from India

are/required’
same, verified’ by | declaration, 0)
the. firm: of McBride, Ala
tee which “inte as
tribution | of’ the ‘Estate™ will .be A widely adve “i
that stands fo: “quality

made according te law having re-
gard only. to: the, ‘claims of which
the said firm shall: ‘then, have’ had * Price

|. where” he. was born, and) lived un-':
; coming

day.

\ The United “Church “of Canada

Rev. L,: Clinton: Johnston ©
First and: third Sundays—Rob-
son, 11-a.m. Second_and.. su,
. Kin 15:

10:a.m: Sunday. School liam.

Morning. Prayer.

Details of life insurance policies, (number and: type of policy: if
and amount) Stocks or bonds or oer securities held, and
~ bank: account... Bray ;
‘Verifieation of other income from any source ‘to yourself or
‘ spouse (if living. with) you)... : "
Pr oof oe marridge. Tf spouse living and residing with you,
as ‘ > Fis Bow,
a Applications are > being - accepted, in:order that all who will ts eligible for
this old-age assistance will: receive ‘it starting.’ ‘January Ist;: 1952 when it is
implemented: by the Federal Government. .
: It should be noted that. the benefits of this scheme require the approval
E segilatre: which: will sit-in: Special. Session to ider. thi
October: 22nd.~

_ SOCIAL: WELF ARE BRANCH ae
A. De Tarchell, Minicter | SS Tff'ths, Denuty TH

- notice, '4 By es :; ‘Gospel Tabernacle
“Dated -at Castlegar, B.C, this oe, q Sunday “10-11°'a.m.. Sunday
Tee af ot Aueeet Abie; Check our. price with the ghoci elisses for all ages. 1112
& MORAN, | dale, am, Morning .worship.. service.
iM % T 8 pm. Bible‘study and
prayer. Come and hear what
the Bible- has. to- say--regarding
the, Holy. Spirit... Everyone wel-
come ‘to: Gospel ‘ “Tabernacle. The
place where God's ‘Word is ac-
cepted. in its entirety... -

Presbyterian « Chudch, Kinnatrd

Rev. W. Lyai’ ‘Detlor iS

Services’ to .be “held in“ Com-
‘munity -hall- every. 1st-.and. 3rd
‘Sunday, at 3'p. iB

“TONIC ‘TIME NEO: CHEMICAL FOOD
, Liquid. $1.55, $3.35 and. $5.90;
mt Capsules $1.65, $2.95 and. $6. 60:
New. N.C.F. R2:Older:-Children;: $2.10 and $4.35
“New Ny CF. Serato, ee: only $3.75
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