CASTLEGAR “NEWS, CASTLEGAR; B.C.

THURSDAY, MAY 2 1956

Continued frdm page 1
speed of.six knots when towing.

After the christening, friends
‘and ‘acquaintances of the owners
and the crew were invited aboard
for drinks and cake,'and ‘a toast
was brought out for Mr.. Horie’s
health and the new’ tug.

In a dramatic and. somewhat

emotional farewell, «the old
Rosebery’ then cast ‘off . and,
4 ‘|| sounding a .mournful.' whistle,

: ‘|| slowly swung” around and head-
‘}ed:<:north -.toward ‘ber _ final
berthing place.”

The Iris G in cher first
cruise followed her predecessor
part of the way and’ then re-
turned to the dock, to take on a,

Rexall Drug ? new load of well-wishers.

Prescription: Specialists
, . PHONE 4231
DAY or _guignt s)

PRESCRIPTIONS: .

” Your doctoc’s prescrip-
tion will be filled
| promptly with the finest
of drugs, at the Lowest
Price. -

The new tug will be cap-
tained by Mr, Osis of Slocan, and
crew members are Irwin Ander-
son. and. J. Johnson. Harry
Haines, chief engineer of ILS,
will also care for the tug.

Castlegar Boys Toam
Junior High School

Soccer Champions
The - Castlegar ” “high school

High School Soccer: Tourriament
at Nelson.

The team was awarded the
Trail Trophy, which it will hold
until the next this | ¢:

boys team has won’ the: Junior] i

'|Studeat_. Teachers
Gat Practice Here

For the past six: weeks five
young students of the Normal

. |National Farm Census
|\To Be Taken In June.

national auinquennia} census of

NOW! vou cer.
MORE FEATURES

Canada .will take its first

Teacher's College at ‘Victoria
ch:

3) Sune, 1956.- in th past. such a
census “was only: taken in _

—MORE VALUE!

f bee:
grades 3 and 4—Mrs; Quayle's
class and Peter  Hoodicoff,
grade 6, Mr. Corbett’s, in the

fall. ye
The winning game. > was
played against Nelson. The: ‘teams
were ‘ almost evenly ‘matched,
for at the end of the) second
period the score stood 0:0. As
the score did not change even
after. overtime, the ' Castlegar
team was declared winner on

‘jcorner kicks. It had'taken three

corner kicks to Nelson's “one.

The team was coached by
Mr. Graham Sinith of the ‘high
school, The players were: Robert
MacPherson, Larrie’ Hogg, Lance
Jones, Sam Sheloff, Peter Har-
shenin,. Ovie Pellegrin, Mike
Zaitsoff, _ Alex Negreiff; . Nick
rh ;.

DRESS

OXFORDS —

MEN or or BOYS

Plain or
‘

E

Moccasin Toes .
Black or
Brown.
"Sizes 1-12
PRICED.
_ FROM
$5.50
to *
Jane :

-MADDOCKS: SHOE STORE

PHONE 3641.

z Don Simpsqn, Tom
Mojelski, _Ken Ransom,, Lon
Garrett.

The girls’ team, which -also
played in the but | ans

No. One
schoo], At Kinnaird, Miss: Bar-
bara Killough has taken charge
of Mr. Bate’s ‘room, , grades
and 6, while’ Miss Joyce Schiav-
on taught ‘the (grade 4 class of

Prairie | F

‘in the 1956 census of population:
These are age, sex,. marital sta-
tus, -relationship.. to. head’ _ of
household, and whether living
510n a farm,

There will be five ik

The agriculture questionnaire

Mrs. Corbett, Miss Kavic

has taken at-Jr., Sr. High School
classes of Mr. Johnston’ Mrs,
Thorr, Mrs. Logelin and Mr.
Eames; the subjects being grade
8 math ‘and English, grade -7
social studies and music for both
“We. recognize the value of
putting -students'‘in’ classrooms
with experienced teachers,” Mr.
Corbett, beter of the Castle-
gar El : said, |

will’ have 76 questions, ©. since

Se ag REMINGTON
most. important ‘of. Canada’s
primary, industries.’ All, business-
es interested in the farm ‘market
will have an up to date statistic-

al “Picture of farm production
to: “assist thi

* Now At

Castlegar
News:

“Have. you read The :
“ Classifieds?

“as they need ‘the iT of

veteran .teachers to put. them
on the right track.” He stated
that he was well pleased with
ihe job being done. ip his school

lost, consisted of Konkin, Ewert,
Relkoff, Morey, Williams, Aldree,
Cummings, Makortoff, Croteau,
Johnson,. Kowke, Butler, and
Mitchell, i

Scheol Bus
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i and the was
instructed to obtain more infor-
matior on roofing materials be-
fore definite steps were taken...

Present at the meeting: were
R T. weadie; R. Hunter, iw
_G.

H. urged an and i secretary ‘reas.
urer C. H, King. . Chairman
George Kraft was absent due .to

that the inspec-
ian Mr. Brand, Instructor at
Victoria Normal, was satisfied
when he visited the classrooms
on April 25th. | -

: Mr. Bate, Principal of the
Kinnaird “ Elementary :. Schools,
iss

on, sald “I think they are doing
a very fair job and the young-
sters certainly seem ‘to like
them.” Mrs. Copeland, of the

inspector for these girls and was
When Mr. Brown,. S.H:H.S.
ments ‘on practice - teaching at
his schoo], he said, “Miss Kavi

is'a recent graduate . of’
school. Her main | interest . and

Most of the
carried (on - by Waldie, Harford,
with Hunter and

ig part only. .oc-

Henry Hyson _ of: the
Brititadt school attended for a
while in order to ‘discuss , the
movement of. pupils ‘for the Bril-
liant track meet, which for the
first time’ this’ year will be, held
from the rest of. the

‘Specials.

e
PARKAY MARGARINE ,

2 Th. pkg. EMC eet states ecage cs:
PEACHES, Aylmer PEE:

15 oz., 2 tins for. ..:.
Se
PEAS, Aylmer, Fancy 4's. : :

15 oz., 2 tins for ~ eS Os  2Oe:
—————

: CORN; ‘Aylmer. F: ‘ancy Gream. Style
‘ 15 oz., 2 tins for, ae

HAMBURG STEAK

2 Ibs. for ee ay

Co- OP. rou arr

district. It was found that with

part-time use  of* one. room “at
the Robron. school for a- baby

~ ‘Mr, Corbett .of Castlegar. and
J. Ross of Kinnaird then pre-
sented ‘various aspects -of ‘the
track, meet tobe held on May 25.
One’ difficulty was’ the - partici-

pation of - youngsters from
Champion Creek, since due to
spring flooding the school bus
would not be able to get into
the village itself.. Mr. raldie
then suggested that if the Cham-
pion Creek people would make
their own arrangements to come

her high
school. days’ was 'to“become a
teacher of music and: thereby
enable her to arouse in students
this latent. aptitude which so
many possess but do not develop.
From_ the student response at-
tained in these few. days, “Miss
Kavic .is encouraged to continue
in’ her' noble endeavor, It may
possible for :this school to
take advantage of “her ability
in the year ahead.”.-

his comments on Miss

if Kavie’s- practice. teaching, ‘Mr.

Brand said she ‘had reached

Wi) heights far beyond his ecta-|
tions, .- se

. The five young people leave
tomorrow for . Victoria> where
they will resume their ‘studies
for another five weoks.

Too Late to Classify

on
Killough and Miss Joyce Schiav- |:

Victoria Normal School was the}:
well pleased with their efforts. |
Principal, was asked for ¢om-|.

Make yours the brightest house on the’ plesk:

PUTTSEURGH
SUN-PROOF HOUSE PAINT.

“$3.15
GALLON

Ys New FomeRe

sistant, Sun-Proof House Paint
Keeps Loo!
‘Eesge Home Tookiog Whi

Tomorrow

AT THE .
‘8. H.F.S. AUDITORIUM ;

: TONIGHT:

fo

a.) FOR 2
GIRL'S BICYCLE, . GOOD" CcON-
DITION. Apply, 551-7th: Ave.:

ae oe |
a: =~

to the meet, they, would cer-|

NOTICE Special Meeting, Wed.,
May 9, 7:00 p.m: to discuss and
form committees for -our’ an-
nual Rose’ Ball: Dance,
‘bers please ‘attend: ,”

The board decided to otter
appointments to three new tea-

KHAKI
GARDEN

Shorts

“NICE “AND COOL .
FOR. SUMMER

“IN THE GARDEN

“OR: ‘FOR. A WEEK-END

ON THE: ‘LAKE

ceca 6 pete Ener a meta ;

Limited

chers for the high ‘school, ped

$15.50

A “POWER. MOWER “WILL ‘MAKE YOUR LAWN: ‘mown
CHORE. A BREEZE THIS SUMMERI

LAWN-BOY POWER MOWER - fete eere gee ($75.95
DUO THERM POWER MOWER ie Bs

“HAND: Mowe 14”

+ $98. 95

$1795 | $18.95 as ae

50. FT.

: Half Tach

Garden. Hose HERA ES,
is $3.25 to. o $695

25. FT

WHEEL , BARROWS a ‘RUBBER TIRES °
$14.00. 26 $33.50

< $35, oS hates

2 Tuesday.
This

oR the erection. of the arches and

‘proval ‘the. plans. will ‘be’ for-|

Published Every Thurday at “The

rossroads of the; Kootenays” Bina

VOLS 9; Nols

CASTLEGAR,

- BRITISH :COLUMBIA

THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1956

Kinnaird Commission:

aOR cnew « pabue. oe fore-}".

‘nan: ‘was appointed zby. the. Kin:
-maird village | commission. this
week. The new foreman is Mr.

{Paul :.Hildebrand. ‘He ?,will’-suc-|
ceed

.: Barnes, :Tesigned.
i The’ village. is now. adver-
tising for’ an assistant to. Mr.

alder)
‘A! letter from the ‘Mayor of {5
‘inviting the

. Smlateaiena -Mr, “Lambert and

Mr. Culley, : would attend with
‘their wives, —
A motion was passed to set
‘up a three-man. committee tor
ding ~ zoning: it so

Fire Chars Basement

a) Causes Smoke Damage

“A tire partly charred a”base-
ment and did’ smoke damage to
the home of Gus.€arlsor in Caste
legar on Monday.:::

Fire chief: Lewis, who was
on the -scene. with ‘both . fire
trucks and all his men,- said
that as far as could be determin-
ed, the fire had: been caused by
spontaneous combustion, possib-
ly-in a clothes closet in the! bases|
ment of the home. .

[he arrival of the fire ge-|
partment. was delayed by -per-
haps a minute or two due to the
fact ‘the person phoning. in the
alarm had obviously - first , tried
a wrong number, and later giv-
en such scanty details that the
first fire truck had raced to a
wrong: part of Reattie Mr. Lewis

fed. citi } Jini

in fire

“as to permit the jon of
ya drive-in ‘shopping centre.”

Ps

alarms. :

- By-Eledion Qn May. nh
For Two. Commissioners:

A by-elettion for two village
will beheld in

id at the ' Project Society.
last} >

who resigned,

present: the village

BISHOP WELCOMED. ON |
PASTORAL VISIT -
Most (Rev. Tr I " MeCarthy,

Catholic Bishop of the’ Diocese “8

Aifleck And: Horswill Demand satis ie

Westwood.
The Village Clerk, Me A
written apology.

a

and luring a
stormy session: of ‘the Village Commission last -Monday,' after Mr.
Krueger was. unable to obfain | a seconder for~his; motion of con-
fidence In Mr. Westwood | as’ chairman of the waterworks com-

"Shortly before that, “Me. M. Mcran, solicitor: ‘for
Affleck of Nelson, had asked; for an roftictal wpology from Mr.

Boyd C.

a ‘Horswill, ‘also! ‘demanded a

The meeting got: into 2 fou

sailing almost’ from the’: start,

after a few minor ‘matters had

been dealt with. :

‘Mr. ‘Westwood’ started: the
the

of Nelson,
Sacrament of Confirmation. after
the. nine ‘o'clock: “Mass . in |.
naird / this | mo: ne £0 “some
thirty children and " will’ con-
firm’ forty children at St.’ Rita’s
Church in ‘Castlegar. tonight,
Parishioners. of. the ‘district
will welcome Bishop McCarthy
ata reception to spe is evening.

, |Mr. Kraft,

by:

wisdom and *y uthority’ of former
Village Commissions’ in: invest-
ing” $12,000 | of: water - works | ©
money: in bonds instead: of. using]:
the money to build a new: tank.
commission chairman,
pointed out that this: had sbeen
done ‘before his. assuming office,
and: that he theretore/.c could not
give a

Mr. Harris was also ap-

uve of ‘thé village. at the Town

AS vege of $500.00, was?
th

tions be

office ‘on’ May’ '17." Mrs, J. E.

re-

Sine Board. is

‘ turning © officer.

Other » business dealt “with
‘was. the passing

_F-L-A-S-H_

Grand Scale Plans -
For Victoria ‘Bay
Celebrations Here.

Plans * for” the gala victoria
Day celebration: put up by the
Lilliar Killough chapter “of the
IODE, tobe held in| the ball

of *
totaling’ "$8207.57, including =

the. new "village » hall. Comm.
* Harris was appointed temporary
chairman”

‘of the water ‘works

‘{ serious condition is

;, Tank” .~ ( TLEGAR

‘April 26,° -1956), “we {: wish’. to] ant
state that the opinions expres-
sed-in this'report were those of!
* the’ ara quoted,’ amd." not:
those of st

CASTLEGAR, oD

AY =

4{ Both,men are’from Tri

The driver of a car received
serious facial’ and head injuries,
while his x: un-

ark of  Castl ,on. May 21,
will provide fun. and entertain-
ment for everyone. ©

hurt;in a road accident on-High-
way: ‘No. 3 in. Blueberry last
night. ze
+/In Trail-Tadanac Hospital in
Ed ‘Tuomi,
driver of the car. He-..was-ac-
companied ‘by - Robert.

.car hit: the shoulder ‘of the road, |
got..out -‘of control, '. 0
d: skidded

‘on ‘its. top: ‘for 21};

Per before coming to ‘rest, right
side up, on the opposite side o!
the ‘highway. * 4

=! and: charges “may be laid. Jater.

Volunteers, Contributions.

: ration -of ‘the grounds 0
} for. the--rink . and .. construction|*

ia ‘donated . will.”

| Kay: “Andreashuk.

“be
wutilingd and a /zeeord of all labor
~ kept © on
board ena credited as

Will. ‘be, followed \ by

beams and the sheeting of the
| exterior. ‘The cost of ‘the finished

warded to the fire “umarshall’s
sities in '.Vancouver.. for tinal

+ dor, a. not-so-happy ’ ‘ride ana
af 2 freight train, ‘Thursday

cash donations’ to the project. A]:

supervisor and- general foreman
ywill be in charge of construction.
A. working force of ten men will
be required fora 60-day period

‘and’ good turnout. of zvoluntees, ‘thi
he

of, May. 19th: will
be donated. ‘Members of the ‘Pro-
ject Society ‘will assist Mr. La-
mont with ‘th ‘servicing ofthe] ;

under - the. direction of . FIO Carl} :=:

mead in Castle:

“And: all. this ‘sight after we
conducted: da Dig:

led
dase, ‘and popular music ‘in ‘the
Humphries. High . School
ty 7 p.m, ‘Their * appe:
here iis “sponsored by.” No...581
-(Castlegar),.," Sat ,; Royal
Canadian Air Cade

yin: | colorful patterns around’ the May
< The Lrrrgpneet ranserery of}|

RCMP are still investigating ||

earance| ded by

as parade and
crowning of .the May Queen: will
bea program which will ‘feature
exhibition dances by aero
mately 50.) youngsters:
grades 2 ta.6. Grade 2: girls: and
boys i will} weave,’ intricate -and

Mr. ‘Westwood : Shen: asked
whether he was order in
making ‘such inquiries into.,the
past history of the water, works

| as' well as the surveys and plans

submitted by outside consultents.

ca oe may be :faced witha law-

the said. He asked the com-

New Shopping - Days

a Folfowing- the trend of
goodly" namber..of . cities
in Canada, 26

mission to” back him cin his
stand, :

NOTHING AGAINST AFFLECK
: I have nothing. against Mr,
Affleck,” Mr. Westwood ‘went on.
“At the time. I/miade ‘the ‘state-
ments. about him’) which’ have
caused so much controversy,
did’ not © kmow’*'that ? Mr.' pene
‘was in hospital. I fully realize
now. that he could not have any-
thing to do with the last: survey.
I found * out ‘after “I made those
statements, that: + figures
which I.

“| Honored ae Firemen

Jim Kelty, - retiring as‘ fire!
department, engineer after.-about
10 years of service was honored

Monday ni
presented ek a fine pipe and:
tobacco. 3

He had expressed. the’ wish’

to-retire im view of his.age. Mr.
Ed Lewis and the whole depart-
ment were’ very sorry’ to see.
him Boss and wished him. luck

<| Rotary: Club Here

Castlegar Rotarians * “were

those of Mr. ‘Affleck himself,
but: oe his. employee.”

nowadays Jooking for.

‘Brable

that -he was. not... contradicting

the figures of Mr. Affleck,’ but

those of Mr.) Affleck’s man. :
TO: APOLOGY...

‘If -Mr,. Afflecic, has': taken
my statements ‘in ‘a wrong light,
he is. entitled ;to-an apology,
which he gets’ from “me,” Comm.
‘Westwood went on. “I. also. wish
to say tHat if I am (going to he
pounced on from every angle
here, if I am here’ only, to say

inquiries, T.quit”
in ‘and said, “Those: are“thy feel}

‘yes’ ‘and to refrain from:making
“Comm, Krueger ‘th broke}! a

ings exactly. ue said ; that : by,
: : bel |"

Fractive cette for the st
J practicing

Casllogar Retailers: os
Urge: Curbs On Pedilers|

square. dances, -” “Golden,
Slippers, Good-by Love, “Washer-
‘woman. Round dances will be
-| Heel-Toe ‘Polka and Jessie-Polka.
These dancers have’ been .train
ing . under: the: dance: of f Mrs:

keep out fiy-by-night:: operators
and* unscrupulous ponclers were

: Castlegar :

trying ‘to’ match,

man for! ‘man; ‘the technical train

‘| irig..prbgram of“ the iene
saying = that | the Western. Worlé
should inot- lose sight: of funda-

‘The ‘suggestion was made‘ by
R, C. Maddocks-and Jim Lamont
representing «: the local, : Retail

A trophy to. be donated : “to
the winners’of the’ Little League
baseball game will be presented
prior to ‘an exhibition: -ball game
by. the Little Leaguers.

Many other’ attractions..will
help to round out a full program,
Besides. the huge, parade with its

, Mr.; Lamont ‘and’ Mr. Mad-
docks=also ‘made. inquiries “as
to the ‘difference’ in: license fees
charged: local’ and. : ;transient
merchants. .. It was “found “that
the: ueval difference was about
10 to:15' dollars, «

3): The two representatives then
asked whether. it’ would ‘not ‘be

oa bleyeles,

races, senior ‘base-

ible” to” make © “pay
higher. fees than at present,” and
the ‘also . : that

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*'tifie _development.”

Seven “Yong-time employees
with * outstanding safety. records
were: the: heroes: of. the day: at
the. annual’: Safety Dinner: given
by ‘Celgar ‘Ltd: at the Casters
Hotel, last Saturday.

_ About 1:30

Celgar Employees: Honored
For Accident-Free Work

Robson, Ar. Bevin ana igsell:

by-Mr. Bob Rivers, Celgar Safety
Supervisor. “

the dinner, . most . of' them. Celgar

reaping: a quel profit | end then

Mr, Keait, commission chair-
‘man, advised the retailers'to seek
a meeting: iwith'’ ‘Mr.: Seaton,
‘| village = license inspecto: re Mr.

| sionored, and: the. times. of ‘their

‘The'names of- the’ sevenmen

accident-free® .work, are..as_ Tol-
: Bill’ Perepelkin, 40° ‘years;

Seaton: is at p on
a. plan: to revamp the licensing | stant
rts Ht re-,

‘A number of guest speakers
were also pres¢ at the dinner-

Mr, "Dennis. Brookes, ‘genera¥ ~
manager, first outlined - the
of the’ coi y in

poomotine greater safety « eameng:

~~; “Although’ we.

new
and ‘althougk this entailed a lot
of “unfamiliar, work ..and: the:
"| hiring’ of _green..men, there has.
been no increase: in. accidents
he. said. “You “have ' performed.
bly. On behalf of “Mr