Thursday, May 27, 1954

—— Oo _.CASTLE ‘NEWS, ‘Castlegar,” B.C.’
: VE SUP : _ aoe ee Ae ~ — : z ie Of
y F : r] age vening Group
- GRUSHED . New Classified |Robson W.A; Plan
G R A | E L ; TEN WORDS’ FOR 50c, THRED INSERTIONS FOR tad Price|For Cotton Sale
OF TWO — PHONE 3031 E
PLASTER aaa For Sale" the. W. A, at the their regular Sale, Luncheon cloths, tea towels:

Lost. PERN 285 29 with 14 pres: |and serine were ‘distributed | '-

= CHILDS BLACK, & WHITE | ent welcomed back thelr presi- | mo: © members. and chil-

STUCCO SAND. . nie Pomaea Tey Reoyas Ringed Setel| dent Mes. 3 Grant alter hay [Seas clothing ails ere
CHU ‘6 K? $
r RANSF ER.

tea, Thursday afternoon. Finder |Sence of three months due to ill- turned in,
PHONE $711

her position as secretary, Mrs, J,
Thorndale was elected to the of-
fice for- the remainder (of -the
term.

An advertising committee waa
The Robson Evening Group of appointed for the June 9 Cotton

Castle Theatre {hears

‘LAST: TIMES: TONIGHT.
“THE. ofON MISTRESS” ;

S°AT 7 andi?

in
1 ‘Kinnaird Ek

Refreshments were served by
Please return, to: Mrs. T, E,|mess. the |

3 a Mrs,
Green, on: highway in Kinnaird, As Mrs, D. Adshead "and Mrs. J. Scott, The next meet-

Saturday

There were also piano select-
ions by Louise Askew, Maureen
Fenner ang Maureen Lamhert.

The Primary Choir directed by
Miss B, Bermbach and the Inter-

ful organization and worthy of
your full support.”

Mayor E. G. Fletcher of Trail,
and Mayor H. S. Elmes of Ross-
land then announced the findings
of Judges C itte for the Par-

médiate choir under the
of Mrs. W. MacCabe, each sang
selections and the Grade Five
class presented a choral Yeading
item, There were also two folk
dances by the Grade Four class
and a short play, “The Pancake
Machine,” by the Grade Six
group. Be

Pulp and paper mills have to
conserve our forest resources by
using salvage wood and sawmill
residue. 5

"| Oglow as a ‘just married” ‘couple,

ade. Prizes were awarded as fol-
lows:

Floats — 1. Columbia Valley
Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles;
2, Castlegar Oddfellows, © -
Bicycles — 1. Audrey Wanless;
2, Wendy Defoe.

Tricycles — 1. Gerald and Gail

- Doll Buggies, 1. Lillian Popoft,
Wagons, Rosaday Wiliams ‘and
Dorothy Thring.

Comic. Costumes, boys —-.L
1, Garry Batting as a’ cowboy;
2, Billy Pert kin asa

Comic C girls’ — 1.

Page 8 CASTLE :‘NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.
awl _ ; CONSTABLE ED FORREST ©
May Day Festivities . Touring) (™== 2 ne
Festival Artists Perform Continued from Pare 1 Tips on ouring Constable E. G. Forrest, RCMP
‘| has been transferred to the Rad-
: Harry A. Sommers, then ex-| Lou, By Carol: Lone emma ium Detachment, where he is in
tended u hearty welcome to all Women's Travel Authority charge for the summer months.,
At innair 4 00 @a on behalf of the board of com- fu aie Replacing Constable Forrest
missioners, paying ribose te the .It you're the| here is Constable .F. J. Pentel
ed in the piano, elocution, folk |IODE for their hard work ani | driver of a cai, who..wag transferred. to; Castle:
anata aaa ie ee Gnis year's Kootenay Musical | planning to make each May Day you're _ responsi- gar from Nelson Detachment.
ival, were at the well the success that it is, Mentioning ble for the com- Sor to his arrival in Nelon
Festival, hI School Annual Tea last|the many other activities and “fort. of, your! tact ‘March, Constable Denis was
and hig ly causes that 1ODE Jadiss support ; w well Mationed at: Ottawa,
ar rr. mmers said; 8 é
Sponsored by the Kinnaird 20.6 Marie Buckna, Olga Rilkoff, cach ae very proud to have a at Se aa tenalg Gout ar aging coumisied ie |
PTA, the tea was conve ee, | Margaret Black and Valery Mar- chapter of the TODE organized Here's how to keep your back-| s,.e-world, 31 collect a higher per-
headed. by Mrs, Jacobson, | inoue saa seat PPy— centage of tariff duties than does
Grade Six boys and girls assisted
in serving, at the door and at the
candy and bake tables, and stu-
dents had also lent a hand with
the hall decorations,
Mrs, W. Fox,’ president of the
Kinnaird PTA, ‘welcomed *:the
many ‘attending. Mrs. J. Corbett,
Mrs. A, iomas, and Mrs, G.
Craft were pourers at a lace cov-
ered table, centred with lilacs and
tulips.
A, presentation was “made to
Mrs. W. Pinckney for her work
with the choirs that participated
in the program,
In the program, there were
tecitations, by Douglas. Brown,
Wesley Henderson, Jimmy and
Kenny Tschiter, "Joan Shields,
TO PLEASE EVERY MUSIC ‘LOVER
HEAR THEM IN THE THEATRE

BUY THEM AT THE

LAKESIBE HOBBY CE CENTRE

Across from ths

Castiager Bicyde ae

"HAVE INSTALLED aN :

IDEAL 5

Mima Wallace as’ Aunt Jemima;
2, Glenna Howes as a clown.
Best dressed — 1, Diane Dun-
can as an Indian girl; 2. suaith
Miss Tarbett- then’ rt
Schellenberg ‘as a cowgirl
groupiof her Grads One pupils
in the dainty movements of May.
pole dancing and Gerry Ann
| Wanless returned with her maj-

> Avoid drafts, Ale that the ‘Canada.

driver scarcely feels from
the window at- his elbow,
goes back to create a draft
on the back-of-the-neck of
his back-seat passengers,
Make-sure the radio is loud
enough so.the people in rear.
can hear ¢: x

Don't flip cigarette ashes or’
butts from the. window. They
are often sucked in an open
rear window.

If your heater has no back,
seat outlet, provide a lap

robe.
Don't drive too close to the
car ahead. or weave in and
out of traffic. You may have
plenty of room, but. it will
look like a close shave from
- the back seat,
‘Remember that, as the driver,
you are the host. Treat -your
passengers a5 you would. guests
in your own home,

| Airport Opening
Continued from Page 1°

entatives, for its operation and.
The field ‘proved of:

oréttes for a maj aril,
“Two softball games were the
jeentre of attraction for the re-

Lawn Mower Sharpener

@ FOR'HAND & POWEE M :
COMPLETE, fecoNDITIONING
$ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

az THE CASTLEGAR BICYCLE ‘SHO!
CALL a

mainder of the afternoon. Cas-
tlegar Junior Cubs edged the
Kinnaird, team

One HR by. Phil Sookochoff in
second for
Castlegar 8, | ‘Trail 7.

(PROPANE)
FOR

RHE
000 700 000795
200 101 022 8 8 2

Fischer to Jake Mc-

hnny ‘
Leod:for Trail, 8 SO, 3W.
i f, Bete He

-|is paved with asphalt, 150. ft,

great value during the floods in
the early: summer of- that year,
when. roads and rail lines were
flooded.”
The field was lengthened _in
11949 and 1950, a federal’ govern-
ment grant’ of $25,000" ‘made pos- |
sible a “graded runway, 5,000" ‘tt.
long,
- further federal grant of- $12, -
500 the next year, f
laying of ‘an’ asphalt: “aust lay,
surface on the runway which was.
completed in! 1952,
Last year was the most notable:
one’in the’ airport's de svel

.made possible an” éxtensive grad-

L, P.

ing and paving program, Com-
pleted last this, work,
has resulted :in'a graded runway’
5400 feet‘long of which 4800 feet

wide. The taxi stripis also paved.
and there is a possibility’ that
lighting may be installed at a
future date.
Canadian Pacific Airlines are
now investigating -installation of
three radio markers to guide
planes to the field on overcast
d : ‘

“Me of the C Air-

Phil ,
(4th.) and Ken Grinerud (two
out in fourth) to Ralph Englund
and Gerry Wanless (Wth.) for
Ci ir, 9 SO, 1W.

House Heating —

eons — Water Heating

‘Clothes Drying .

532 Baker St.

“TS FAST - GLEAN - ECOHOMICAL”

-MeXay & Stréffon Ltd. -

Your Home Planning Centre
“NELSON, B.C,

Phone 1555

” sf
GLADYS COLLINSON

; Several times during the past
week I have been fooled inte
inking that’ Summer had act-

port Committee who are respon-
sible for the operation and main-
tenance of the field, are: R. A.D.
"| West,- Ci ‘R.I-|

TICKET $ FOR THE
BANQUET

‘HONORING
The Primate of the Anglican Church
In Canada.

: oe bee Be Obtajiied F Leror

THE BANQUET WILL BE HELD. IN; THE

TADANAC* HALL
, JUNE 2

Laqui ‘Keep its. Polish .
DISHES — - TRAYS _ BOWLS — CREAM and SUGAR

Morice, Kinnaird; Alderman Mrs.
J..D,. Wallach, Nelson; and. Mr.

Lyle Langpap, CPA-agent.

1 on ee
rf reveais wmSky's

true flavour

ually arrived. Now I know dif-
ferently. It ean’t be robins and
meadow larks that wake’us at,
the crack of dawn. every morning,
It must be merely that snow]:
birds have improved their song.
just the other day I was
fooled so badly that before 1
krasy..it, I had donned a bathing).

and a couple other pular species,
and’ took the plunge. I can't des:
eribe how awful it was because
at the memory my teeth chatter |:
so hard it is difficult to talk and
besides I’m still sort of numb. *
Recalling another incident

Now ae BO.

ty PAIR DOUBLE VISION GLASS-

-ES. Sid’ -Walton, Blueberry

Pi-2t Heanigan; Oot.; Walter Harsh
it,

Creek, ‘

(Continued from page 6) -

Elementary Traek Meet ing will be at the home of Mrs.

Rhynd on May 27 (tonight).

4 ROOMED HOUSE, BASEMENT | MAN'S WALLET..ON PARKING

vand.. Bat

oom, Phone’: 3402,
Castlegar. P3' 21

Jot at Kinnaird’ Improvement Ellen Hadiki Oot.s Mi And:
Seeley, Hall. Please return to| erson, en, Oot.; Mona An

FOR SALE OR RENT —

Gen. Delivery, Tarrys, ~

Store with li

R i a, BCR

C1-21

Oot
Skipping, girls 9 and under —
Kinn.; Lilly _ Filipoft,

High . Jump Boys 15 aa under -

Service Statfort'—

Werk Wanted

Harry Gib. Crk.; Wal-
ter Harshenin, Oot.; Mike Kani-
gan, Oot,

HES TE! TE, PART TIME.HOUSEWORK OR |:
¢ REIELD SUI GQoD office cleaning’'wanted, Phone | George Kooznetsoff, Tarrys; Karl
C1-21 | Sheilds, Cast.’ No,

condition, R. A. Moffat, 547
Third ‘Avenue, Castlegar, C3-20

3437, Castlegar.

Skipping, boys 9 and under —

One; Jack

Whittaker, Cast. No. One.

1947 CROSLEY. SEDAN. GOOD Card'of ‘Thanks:

running order. $200 ‘with extra

Sack Race, boys 9:and under—
Jack Whittaker, Cast. No. One;

. moto¥'and parts, 'R, A. Moffat,
47 Third Avenue, * ‘'.03-20

I. wish. to " exterid’ . sincere | Cast. No. One.
thanks to all the ladies who so
SUMMER COTTON WEAR FOR | Kindly volunteered, their. assist- | ‘Verna

yout.and, the kiddies, _Bake/ance while,

Mrs. Lamb, was in Sheryl Anderson, Cas

‘| Gary Bro,’ Brill; Karl Shields,

Sack Race, girls 9 and‘under =
Bonderoff, Gib.“

x back from the road,

“Table, Tea, : Door’ ‘Prize, ‘spon-
sored: by the. Robson Evening
Group ...W-A;, * Robson Hall,
June 9, 2:30:¢ to 5 pm,

“PAWCETE® Woo.
Fangs; “gondition.. Apply

Mrs. J.D. Askew, ,Mrs..C. Bou:
Mrs,-F, Oddie.

Ann ourtdenient

hospital: Special thanks go to | Christine Vanim, ‘Tar:

thillier, Mrs...J)., Langevin .and}der — Garry Fox, Kinn.; Jack
5 Cyril Lamb. | Whittaker, Cast.. No. One; Kooz-
C1-21 ma Harshenin, Oot,

Sack Race, boys. 11 and.* un-

Sack Race, girls) 11° and ‘un-

der — Hazel Maloff, Oot; Lillian Ti

f Brill; Valery. Martel,

~ Castlegar, feet

J. Popoff; 672 Second Avenue,

e).' $35.00,
: Double.Bed.Spring’. Filled: miat-
tress “$1! Phone 3546: P1-21

Castlegar
Phone 266:

ALICE ZUCKERBERG
TL

‘BEAU- Broad Thanh boys 13, and un-
PARLOR, ; 7 Maple +Street,| der — Mike Kanigan,. Oot; Clif-
Reduced- Prices — ford. Jolly,’ Brill; Paul Strelaet,

3h :-C3 19] Oot.

Kinn.

Harrison, Nelson,

your.

Consult “Strom. & “Jones. Nur- |’ gt — Christine Abietkoff,. Oot.;
sery,.Box ‘10,.Kinnaird,-B.€., for Patsy. Markin, .Oot;: Polly Ostri-

Upper’ * Ber re
quirements, k ff, B:
new “school, Phone 1090,; H. *D. fruit trees, Roses, etc. Phone 4042; 7 See

“landscape :

2

C4-20 der — Vera:Masloff, Oot; ‘Patsy

High Jumy,’ girls, 15 ‘and un-

; 50 ‘Yard Dash, girls 13 and un-:

ONE 42° HP.

OUTBO
‘motor, A-1 condition,
Box 612 or Phone ee Lecal Aux. Police

For Rent

Attend Trail Meet

of thé. local

vil Defence. Auxiliary Police,
ies

SUITES, ROOM A
“McCreight’s R.

under

Mer Oot; Katherine Markin, |!

oo yard: dash,’ boys 13 and: un-

der — ike Kanigan, “Brill.
Clifford Tolly, Brill; Harry Mar-
kkin,; Oot.:

50 ‘Yard ‘Dash, boys 15 and un-
der'— Harry Plotnikoff, Gib. Crk;
Mike Kanigan, Oot} John Stoop-

“Ist. Avenue, 9th. Street
of Kootenay Builders.

.. Cline, Castlegar. Detachment
RCMP, attended a ctv Defence

P ‘ulated. Phone poe Gan

HOUSE::ON, HIGHWAY. IN
Kinnaird, 4 rooms * and sbath
newly” decorated, * wired > for
Electric stove. ‘Apply Box.:16,
Kinnaird. |

Pl-21/

P. W. Howarth, Rossland De-|
tachment» RCMP,

power, and: problems of Atom
bombs were also shown,

They heard + Trectutes on.. flood
eontrol: by- Corporal S.-Wellens,
RCMP; and’on Panic by Corporal

Three films dealing with the

An: emergency meeting of the

local ; ization, to discuss

nikoff, Brill,

under ~— ‘Patsy Markin and -Vera'
Masloff, : Oot.;'and- Irene Zot
koff \.and’ Elizabeth Plotni!
Gib. Crk.; “tied ‘for first. Taneat
Seminoff “and: Olga Lebedoff,

Rourke,. Kinn.

Markin, Oot; ‘Katherine Markin,
Oot.

3 Legged ‘Race, girls 13 and

[COMMISSION
NEWS BRIEFS

10,000 SANDBAGS have ar-
rived in Castlegar for use in-case
of floods in the area, it was re-
ported at the Costleger board of

emi-
meeting last week. Com-|:
missioner David Campbell who
is also Civil Defence Officer. for
Castlegar, said he had put in the
order for the bags but, said they
were a coarser. type than ordered,

A NEW STAND) PIPE at the
Elk Drive In Theatre property in
the village, was installed too far
reported
Fire Chief Ed Lewis, suggesting
that future installations’ of: stand-
pipes should be made after con-
sultation with him. He’ said’ the
pipe is about four feet back from
the Power line’ and‘ should ‘be
moved in line’ with the’ power
ine to permit ‘easier: access in

Our Gang Comedy — “SCHOOLS ouT”
Cartoon ond Novelty

case of fire, Waterworks Com- <
missioner Harry ‘Sommers’ said Shows 7 and 97 P im

he would see’ the transfer is
made, - - A

|; . PERMITS ARE NEEDED" for]:
burning ‘of rubbish in the-village
now during ‘fire seasdn,: Fire
Chief Lewis also commentéd.
Very few village residents seem
to‘ realize the fire’ season -is‘on
and permits or an approved type,
burner are needed for any out-
door burning. He asked that! the

Share the eartheat of Higk ‘Adventure.

an the, romance fat rock

a new kind of

public be ified of this th’

the press, and that the law’ be

enforced. Burning permits‘ are

obtainable. from Mr, Lewis, af
MILK ‘1S SOLD in ‘town by|

persons not “having © a licence to

do. so, it was reported, The Board

unless specific
brought forward.
THE ROCK CRUSHER i is how |.

instances -- are

Brill; Norma Idle and Patsy

#0 Yard Dash, girls 15 and un-
der — Vera Masieff, Oot; Patsy

OFFICE OR STORE SPACE ‘IN,
‘the Fomenoff Block. Apply
Pete Fomenoff, P1-21

KiTCHER G

flod control !
ned for oie Rear {ure

KEM-GLO

| meane mass atc. a

The Miracle lastre ‘Enamel

see@8 eGsy- to: keep: clean.
@s your. riew refrigerator ~~

e, is being plan-

20 Ya. Wheelbarrow Rage, boys
13 and under — Mike Kanigan
and Peter Stralaeff, Oot; Harry
Marken and Nick Postnikoff, Oot;
Harry Striloff and Jack Osach-
off, Kinn.

. Seftball Throw, -girls 15. and
under — Doris Chevaldave, Oot;
Vera Masloff. Oot.;: Polly Ostri-
koff, Brill.

Softball Throw, boys 15 and
¥] under’ — Harry Plotnikoff, Gib.
Crk." Mike ‘Kanigan Oot; John
Stoopnikoff Brill,

Moftball Throw girls 13 ‘and
“<}under. — Doris Cheveldave, Oot;

Bert Ch
except. for :a. bticket:, :conveyor.
which seems to be not. available.

the. fock crusher installation and
see. what *. other arrangements
might be made.
SG OMMISSIONER HARRY
MMERS was named official
mA on behalf of the board
at \the LO.D.E,’s May Day cele-
bration next Monday.

Mis. McPhee. Named.
Robson Delegate To
W.L. Provincial Meet

Mrs. E. H. McPhee-was named
delegate to the annial Provin-
cial Wil Convention in Vancou-
ver next’ month,- at the monthly
meeting of the Robson Women’s|~

Vera Oot; C Kra-
ski,” Cast:' No. One.

* Softball. Throw, boys 13 and
‘under '—- ‘Gilbert Scheupfer, Brill;
| Mike Kahigan, Oot; Jerry Een-
ner, Kinn. <
Girls Relay, Gr. VI ‘and_un-
der — Vera Masloff, Martha Pop-
off, Patsy Markin and Katherine
Markin, Oot.; - Diana’ , Zaitsoff,
Nettie, Hadiken, Polly Ostrikoff,
4+Laverne Glehoff, Britt; Kathleen
Croteau, Eileen Newlove, Mpnica
‘Moonie, Florence Pierpo’ Kinn.
Boys Relay, Gr.
.jder — Mike i

and un-
Walter

inn. | Committee reported two bou-

held at the -home of
Mrs. D.- Gavrilik -with 12 mem-
bers ‘présent and‘ Mrs. ‘W, Chal-
mers presiding in the, absence of
president, :Mrs. W. T. Waldie,
Resolutions to be presented at
the ‘convention were also read
and endorsed.

In the committee reports, Mrs.

decided no action could be taken|”
‘all ready. ‘to. go, Public, ‘Works i
Cc

The ,board made ‘plans. to’ visit| °-

rt
AVS

‘entertainment... j

from the famed’

vadventure

novel WHEN:
KNIGH] THOQD
‘WAS IN

on starring a new, romantic. seam

_ RICHARD TODD - GEYNIS JOHNS
eee COLOR

; : ADDED.
Cartoon and, Hews

O. B. Ballard, Cemetery Commit-

been seeded at the cemetery.
Mrs, A. Smecher of the Visiting

quets of flowers sent to two hos-

Markin, ‘Root: Harst ‘antl ¢,

and L

Paul Strelaef,: Oot;.’ Bob ‘Fenner,
Henning Beil Lanny Rourke,,
Ron Smith, .Kinn.; Dino Zanet,

Peter Lebidoff, - ‘Alan -Atlinson

Mrs, H. Joh: gave
a report on the luncheon served
at the District W-I. Convention
in Robson ‘on'May 14,

tee, said additional ground hadJ_

Mrs. S. Grant read three arti-
cles from the W.I. Newsletter,

It ‘was ‘decided a letter of
thanks will be sent to all who
contributed to the Handicraft
Display at the district convention.
.|__ Letter of thanks was read from
| District President Mrs, Tom Jen-
kin, thanking ‘the Robson Insti-
tute for the hospitality they ex-
tended to ou at the convention.

which happened recently, brings |:
mesa little consolation. It seems
that I am not the only one that é
has been fooled by these beauti-|- © oo
ful, balmy summer days. While
walking down the main street/,
with friends the other day, one
of them quite openly boasted of
having removed his winter
woolies. Well! Stout fellow that
he is, he must have plenty of
grit and perserverance. I am sure
of this by the pinched, blue. look
he is wearing these days. ;
One ‘bright spot however, is
that the store windows are full
of lovely, sheer summery clothes. : ; s a. é
The models are tall, slim and ‘ Z oe : wis Ses a 4 : &
lovely and the dresses fit beauti- g
fully — on everyone but me.
- I look and drool and decide
that with about 12 inches.cut off
the bottom, it might still slightly

and Gene Walker, Castlegar.

Pat Seagram’s “83” to the water tests”
Water, plain or sparkling,
reveals a whisky’s true, natural flavour
and bouquet,

Seagram's “83”
Canadian Whishy
Poy Seagram's and Sure

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- SUMMER.

FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

@; BOYS RUNNING SHOES .
@ MEN’S RUNNING SHOES .
eo ; CHILOREN'S RUNNING SHOES

ty. « « peace of mind .. . self-
confidence! You can find all these in your
* gavings pass-book. Every time you open it, :
you will be encouraged to save steadily,
provide security for your future. Open
your savings account today at:our
nearest branch-—we have more than

-- 680 to serve you. :

FELOMAN

that cars are wont to exceed the
speed ‘limit on the Robson road.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting by the
hostesses, Mrs. D, Gavrilik, Mrs.
S. Grant and ‘Mrs. A, Smecher,
Next month's meeting, at
which Mrs, H, Johnson will give
a report on the district convent-
ion, will be’ an evening gather-
ing at the home of Mrs, D. Magee,
June 9, beginning at 7:30 pm.

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model.
Wonder how it will look wider

lished or displayed by the Liquor
ray fur coat!

of British Columbi

This is not
Prachi me or by the G

Ee RE Sr
During 1952 Canada supplied

more. than. four-fifths, of. the

world’s exports of