CATLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 29,

1957

crue AND TEAR GAS USED IN nnd COPPER STRIKE
Se

After an attack on strikers at the Gaspe
copper plant at Murdochville, Que., clubs are
In evidence as unlon men walk within stone-
throwing distance of the non-strikers, As many
pollce as strikers were on the streets after

non-strikers had wrecked the unton offices and the strike.

overturned trucks
a curfew on the town afte
gas and clubs to quell disturbances. Over 100
unlon offi¢ials and
from Quebec

cars, Police clamped ‘
r resorting to tear

— SPORTSMEN — ©
Leave Forest As You
“Found it

A record number of British

Columbia ‘sportsmen will teke to,

the woods at the end of this
month, With them they will car-
ry the responsibility for the
safety of one of this Province’s
greatest assets,

The forest industry earns
more for British Columbia than
any other, Loss of the basic raw
material—the trees in the forest
—means dollar loss. to British
Columbians all the way from the
actual woods worker - to! the
white-collar mari or the corner
store keeper,

To the sportsman the B.C,
of fish and Game

City to .Murdochville to support

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. TO ATTEND

ROSSLAND’S DIAMOND JUBILEE
CELEBRATION .

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday
August 30,31. — September '1, 2
FRIDAY NIGHT — Official Opening
SAT. 9 a.m. — Kids Parade, Boll. Gomes

Swimmnig Meet, etc.’
“IN THE EVENING
Giant Birigo Teen Age Dance
SUN 11 a.m. — Open Air Church Series :
p.m. — Family Picnic At Paters
MON.,. 10 a.m. — Street Parade, Trask and Field
Events, Cidtime : Sports. etc. ‘
FREE STREET DANCING IN THE EVENING
Midway Kiddies Rides

1 scale has

for men or women to
manage local ft a sou with some of Canada’s
largest chain stores; con-be handled in spare hours at
‘start if desired; honesty and dependability more im-
Portont thon post experience. Our liberal financial

4
. :
Centennial: Flag

sek :
Being Manufactured

A special Centennial flag is
being manufactured, to be first
officialy hoisted throughout the
province April 27, 1958.

That will be the Centennial
Day of Prayer, offering of thanks
for the 100 progressive years
that have gone by and prayers
forthe future, Beacon fires will
be lighted and the Centennial
flag raised at ies signal-

Clubs throws this challenge:

“Leave the forest as you
found it’

It is not difficult to be con-
siderate of the forest, Just the
basic thoughtfulness of civilized
people is all that is required.

As you step from your car
into grassland or woods remem:
ber to do these things:

(1) Put out your cigarette,
Clean out’ your pipe. Promisc

ourself you will sit down when
you next have a-smoke. When
ou do have that smoke make
sure you have destroyed all
source of fires before you get up

ling the start of concentrated
centennial celebrations through-
out the province,

The flag carries the centenial
ial crest on a white shield in the
middle of an all blue background.

It will come in sizes

and in small sizes for kiddies to
‘wave to parades and other enter-
tainments,

‘The flags will be ready for
distribution, by the B.C! Cen-
tennial Committee, by this fall.

and move again. The rest will do
yeu good and you will have done
your duty to the forest,

Four Generations.
Oe ae ere moze Attend Christening

Richmond, Lulu Island, BC, ang
Mr, and Mrs, H./M,’ Killough . of

_Kinnaird, also the baby’s exeat~

Mrs, L, E, Killough

sure your fire is first of all in Four were ree
a safe place and of a safe size. presented at the christening of
When you are finished with it baby James Lesleigh Aberdeen
foat it away in water so that it recently, in St. Alban's -Church
cannot possibly reignite. here.

(3) Respect the law. Obtain Godparents chosen by Mr.
all necessary permissions and and Mrs, M. Aberdeen for'their
permits, This year more forest little son are Miss Faythe -Too-
Jand than ever before will be good, the baby’s uncle, Ed ‘Kil-
open to the public. Through’ the lough, and Lym’n Morrison of
efforts of the Federation logging Trail, .
operators and forest managers ‘The Baptism was

of Castlegar and Mr. and Mrs: oa
H. McLeod. of Kinnaird.

Unable to attend were great-
gee arent grandmothers, Mrs.

K MpLeod of Brownville Tet,
Maine, Mrs, M. Aberdeen of Kel-
owna and Mrs. F. Stevenson’ of
Chilliwack,

A’ delicious luncheon was
served to the guests at the Aber-
deen, home following the service.

have been convinced that the py Rev, E, Wallace af Fergus,
sportsman is .the safest traveller Ontario, and those attending the
in thé forest. To make the argu- service were the ‘Grandparents,
ment sonvinene hunters ond Mr, and Mrs, J, F. Aberdeen of

too mus

Each day six Canadians lose
their lives on Canadian streets
and highways, :

prove the edoraton' ‘3 claim,
Safety of every description
ds a very personal thing. Danger
is the property of the whole com-
munity, If each individual takes
care of his share of safe travel,
safe camping and safe gun handl-
ing no will be hurt or lost. His-
tory has proven that danger need
only be in one pair of hands: to
bring tragedy where good sports-

The West Kooteno
Castlegar ond [istrict.
Ist Tues., Sept 3ed—t ::
3rd Thurs, Sept. ray

Ist. Wed., Sept. 4th—2
2nd Thurs Sept 12-—2:d0-

Health Unit announces. the
following ‘dates for BABY CL

INICS for September in

* CASTLEGAR

0-3 30 pm Pub. Heolth Office
0-3 :30 pm Pub. Health Offico
NNAI RD

visto Schaal

manship belongs. OOTISCH

_ Canadian production of hops
this year amounted to (3,868,900
pounds,

i INSURE. |

Far Al) Your
INSURANCE NEEDS
Phone 3441

2nd Tues., Sept 10th—11

Please make

Ist. Thurs., Sept Sth—2: 03:30 pm in ‘the Schoot
am. in the School.
CREEK . :
2nd. Wed., Sept 11th) Lon: in the School. -
3rd. Wed., Sept. 18th—2 oe: pny in the School,
"4th Thurs., Sept 26th—2:30-3:30 pm
For those Pre-Schoolers who missed their second

-- dose of Polio vaccine, it will be available only at the _
cilnics on September 3th and 5th.

in the, School

ROOM & BOARD ‘ Available FOR SALE -— View, ‘Tot in the FOR SALE — In Diinont: gmail FOR | SALE — Free‘stone Peach- FOR RENT — 4 room house, 76
ed hi

at McCreight's

‘phone 2493, tin 16

lOTICE — Beauty Parlor — 76

| Maple Street, Cast!

House,

.* Lot

“21 - Price $1,100.00, Apply DN
, Saukproowolf, RR. No, 4%. Box

8, North Surrey, B.C.

333

three room
Phone 2066 ‘or 5173. .

house,

333

FOR SALE or TRADE — New
: four home on two

Mrs.
Alice Zuckerberg, phone 4631
330

'ANTED — A large crib with
fut: panies in good

AUCTION SALES — Will be held
every Saturday at 1 p.m, at

lots in Rossland, with full base-
ment, and’ ’garage. Phone 6—
4178, Rossland. 334

es, phone 5421.. 135

Maple ‘St. Castlegar, phone

135

FOR SALE -—- Two large size
doll buggies — two ladies’ bi-
cycles,’ phone 4776, “135

FOR RENT — 3. bédroom_ hous!
phone 7361; 13

FOR SALE — Large family home
in Kinnaird, write Box 490,
Castlegar, B.C. 135

‘Carlson's place: on

near railway rose When

Phone 5142 or box 251 Castle-
mr 333

you bring i

J, EB. Morel, Auctioneer.

goods,
they must be sted ature sale.
334

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR
- FUNERAL. HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze
P)

laques
Phone 3601

FURNITURE.
MOVING
LONG DISTANCE

ANYWHERE — ANYTIME
For pie ouRe

Castiegar aan
* Nelson

Trall 191
W411 .

UNITED TRUCKING .

ANDERSON

"AGENCIES 2 and 12 noon if possible,

for the C
and Kinnaird clinies, by phoning 4141 — tie 10

Quick Canuck Quiz
From

QUICK CANADIAN FACTS"

1, What -five American states
touch the international boun-
dary from Lake Superior to
the Pacific?

» In the averqge week the Can-
adian railway industry moves
how many tons of ‘freight?
How many Canadians are
voluntarily insured against
hospital, medical or surgical

bles vapid This is a
on a high plane for ‘igh type men or women of char-

acter only.
APPLICANTS MUST HAVE

. . .APPROX. $1,700.00
(Which is secured), and good references. These open-
ings will pay you exceptionally high monthly income
immediately, and rapidly increase as business expands.
Prefer app icants aspiring eaming from $10, 100.00
to $20,000.00 yearly, No high pressure men wanted
as NO SELLING required, If you can qualify and have
necessary cash, write today giving phone number and
particulars for local interview. Write: Manager, P.O.
Box No. 125, Station B, Montreal, Quebec: .

What animal is now the
principal product of Cana-
da’s fur farms?
Of the total annual income of
Canadians do taxes take one-
tenth, one quarter, one-third?
ANSWERS: 5. Taxes take
one-third of the national income.
3. The total of insurance policies,
issued in Chnada covering hospi-
tal, surgical or medical expenses
is over 17 million. 1, Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho
and Washington. 4, The mink..2.
More than 3,000,000 tons.

FOR PROMPT EF Fl ECIENT DRY CLEANING

SERVICE.
PHONE 4851

Castlegar Dry Cleaners.

ENTERTAINMENT BY CASTLEGAR and :
OOTENAY TALENT -

Don't Miss. The Fun

To Affend The

CASTLEGAR and DISTRICT

ELEVENTH

FUN FOR EVERY MEMBER. of THE FAMILY.

BIG MIDWAY

CONCESSION. BOOTHS

ANNUAL

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

TAXI

Phones 288M & 2311

= HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
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 SHGE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

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

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

UNITED
TRUCKING
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trai, Rossland, Castlegar .

Nekon .

PRONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANEGRILL ,
* Open 8100 a.m. to 9:30 pm,

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

‘PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

: SMITHS
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone
MOL & 7261

” GREEP’S ELECTRIC :
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates
PHONE 3571

384 Castlegar, B.O.

DRY CLEANERS
Phone 4851 _
We Pick-Up and :
, Deliver |’

Ja | LAUGHTON.

10-12 1:30-5:00
: PHONE 2581.

G. A. SUMNER .
Naturopathic Physician

Eremeako Building
PHONE 201

. GENERAL: BUILD:
CONTRACTORS *
All Kinds of Building

. . Supplies
CLL. PAINTS

_ CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE
“Box 292 Phone 2161

WALDIE
‘LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

We can supply all your
building needs. Estimates

* gladly given..
u Phone 7112

DESMOND T.
tiTT TLEWOOD

OPTOMETR Ist.

Phone’ 3021 of 2231

Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m,,

DUTCH MAID
BAKERY LIMITED

“Birthday Cakes
‘Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes

PHONE 3t4i

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING :&
EXCAVATING
“SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER :

‘W. Sharples Phone 6091

FOR SALE -— 3 bedroom house
on lot 100: x 180; garage, fruit
trees, phone $296: or write Box
72, Kinnaird, H. Butler, 334

For SALE — View lot, improv-
ed;-Upper. Bench, Kinnaird,
phone Trail 1898, after 6 p.m.,
Castlegar 4471, 334

FOR, SALE — Laying hens $1.00 ——
each or $1.20 dressed, delivered
—phone 2327 or ‘apply Phillip
Wanjoff Jr., Box .247, Robson,
BC, 334

WANTED — Waiters — Also
will buy oil. heater and cook
stove, Room “for rent. Lots for-
sale, apply Seto Cafe, Castle-
gar, phone 3661.,

FOR SALE or TRADE —- Coal
* and .wood "L. R, Heater and
kitchen stove. Will take chest
of drawers or $15 for both,
phone 3129, 135

FOR SALE — Apples—-Wealthies
or Crabs, bring own boxes?
pick yourself $1.50 box, apply
H. H. Killough, Kinnaird. 135

FOR | SALE — _ Ripe E Free-Stone
Peaches, 8c lb. apply 321-1st.
Avenue or phone 6851. . 135

FOR SALE—Peaches and Plums
5e Ib. call between 3:30 and
6:00 p.m. at 23 Columbia Ave,,
or phone 5110, . 135

FOR RENT — Furnished heated
oat in

Kinnaird—Twin

NOT

" KOOTENAY. NURSERIES
“A Complete Line Of Nursery
Stoek”

Phone 4042 .
Landscaping, Fruit Treés,
Small Fruits, Roses, Bulbs,

Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs
Box 10 Kinnaird, B.C.

UEC

LS. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges P
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

~ Phowie:4331 {+6

. Arrow Lakes Ferry /
» Service :
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
What

beds, private

WANTED --— Home. for nice
Collie Dog, phone 6171. 135

WANTED — Charhbermaid for
the Hotel Matlane“Avply | in
person, «+ 135

WANTED — Lady or girl for
house cleaning, apply P. Sisel,”
420, Main St., Village. 135

NOTICE — Ernestine Karpoff,
student teacher affiliated with
the Trail Registered Music
Teacher's Association will teach

limited piano: class in Castle-
gar. If interested apply noe
490, Castlegar News, 135

NOTICE — The Ladies’ Auxil-
jary to ‘the Canadian Legion
Branch 170 will serve coffee”
and. doughnuts :at thé: Auction
Sale on the Trail Highway Sat. |
afternoon 1:00 pm. ta 3:00 pm.”

—no
3131

small. children, phone
235 —

days .2332 evenings,

Legal

Notice of Intention to

Apply to Lease Land
In Land Recording District of.
Nelson and situate onthe South
of the Columbia River
one e and one half is West of

Castlegar,

Take notice that Celgar Limit-
ed off 404 Royal Bank Building,
Vancouver, B.C, occupation man:

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND

FORESTS
Forest Service
NOTICE
Examination for Scaler's
Licence will be held at:

Celgar Development Cog. Ltd.
Mill, Castlegar, B.C.... September
10th, 1957. ;

F, R, Rotter Lbr. Co, Ltd., Salmo,
Bc, . . . September 12, 1957
Hicks Bros. Sawmills, Slocan
City, B.C... .
The examination will com-
mence at 8:00 a.m, The merning
bebe be taken up scaling logs and

.of forest in:
tends‘to apply for a lease of
the following described Jands:—

Commencing at a post plant-
ed at the N.E. corner of L6591
ELD. thence S 68 Degrees E. 760
feet. thence N 550 feet, n 71 de-
grees W 2,000 feet: thence N 75°
degrees W 3860 feet thence S 500
feet. more or less to high water
mark thence easterly and south=
erly ‘along the high water mark
to a point of commencement and

containing 67 acres, more of less, ‘Nelson, B.C, or Local Forest (_.

for’ the purpose of industrial use.
_ Celgar Limited
" W. F. Waldie, agent
Dated. August.12, 1957
C433

.. 10:00. am. Thursday.
Arrive ewood.
4:00 p.m. Thursday.
Leave Ed;
7:00 a.m. Firday.
re. Robson Wharf
1:00 p.m. Frigay.

FRACS RA
. Kinnaird Chimney .
Cleaning “Service
L..G. Montgomery *
Phone 3722 & 3728
Box 64 — Kinnaird, B.C.

tc

THURS., FRI., SAT.

AUGUST: 29-30-31

“WHEN THE REDSKINS RODE” — in color

Jon Hall

Mary Castle,

“WALLEY OF THE KINGS” — in color

Robert Taylor

Eleanor Parker

One. Showing 8:15 p.m.

will be taken up
nie the written ‘ paper.

Candidates please bring a
pencil and a B.C, Scale Rule, if
possible,

Examination fee is $5.00.

APPLICATION sons

PROPERLY FILLED OUT
ADVANCE MUST BE Stoamr
TED AT THE EXAMINATION.

Application forms. and fur-
ther information may be obtain-
edfrom thé District Forester

Service Office,
H. B, Forse,
District Forester,

No man with @ burden of

debt ‘has a tight to pro-

tect his creditors if he

has not first protected his |
wife and children with

Life Assurance:

Plans to suft vour individ-

ual requirements may be

- arranged through. :

Dick Fowler
North American

Life

Robson, B.C.

October 4th, 1957, |

Mobile Therapy Unit

~ For Koofenays Soon

'* Mr. Joan Roe, the physioth-
erapist for. the Trail Branch of
the Canadian Arthritis and Rheu-
matism Society, has been grant-
ed six weeks leave of absence to
visit her home in Ireland,
Taking over during Mrs,
Roe's “absence is Miss Dorothy
Smith, a fully trained physio-
therapist who came to Vancouv
er, Rite Columbia, from Scot-

iss Smith ,trained at an
Royal

CARS,

Miss Norma Cruickshank,
who has the distinction of being
the only British Columbia girl
trained as a physical and occupa-
tional therapist, employed by the
Society, will inaugurate this ser-
vice and her “headquarters will
be in Creston. Her work is aim-
ed at rehabilitation of crippled
arthritic victims and ‘she will be
advising on self help devices and
adaption of homes to suit the type
of disablement of referred pat-
ients,

Miss Cruickshank, a Kelowna
‘girl, trained in Toronto.

neo coming to Canada warked

departments
of the Maryfield Hospital, Dundee
and the Kirkealdy.General Hos-
pital. She is a member of the
Charted Society of Physiothera-
pists and the Canadian Physioth-
erapy Association, as are ali phy-
siotherapists employed by ’ the

Confectionery
Special Chinese Dishes
Open 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

~ SETO GAFE

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AUCTION SALE

‘SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1957

YOU BRING IT — WE SELL IT
_ WE SELL BY AUCTION .....
CATTLE — FURNITURE — STOVES

WASHING

Come to the Auction Saturday
at Castlegar near railroad crossing
— WATCH FOR SIGNS —

MACHINES

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