581 Squadron Hews:

In the last. column when
ing the civilian

: we omitted the name of one of
‘our very able merabers on the
‘civilian. committee, Mr. Ian
. "Thompson, our apologies, Ian.

Cadets and Cadettes of Cast-
legar, Trail and ‘Nelson squad-
rons had a very enjoyable forty
minute flight over Castlegar and
Nelson last in an RC

standing Cadet of the Year were
very close, The award for this] |
year goes to LAC B,. Hubert,
our: congratulations- to you and
also to the runners up, who were
Sgts. W. Hendy and A. Pelle-
grin, Cpls, G. Worobey and G.
Townsend and AC1 D. Davies."

F\Sgt. T. Day and Sgt. W.
Hendy are leaving on their
courses being held at

"AF. Dakota from the RCAF Sta-
tion at Sea Island. This familiari-
zation flight is part of Cadet
training.

The standings for the out-

LOW RAIL FARES

CALGARY

EXHIBITION AND

ONE WAY. FARE
AND ONE-HALF
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
(Minimum Fare 5fc)
From all stations. in Alberta,
Saskatchewan and B.C. .(ex-
| cluding Vancouver Island and
B. C. Coast Steamship ser-

vice),

GOING: "JOLY 7 to 14
provi train arrives July
14 im Calgary:.by 5:00 p.m.
(Standard Time.)

RETURN LIMIT JULY 16.
Ig no train July 16, first
available train. thereafter.

Camp Borden, Ont. They will fly
via CPA to Calgary from Castle-
gar Airport at 1015 :am, Fri-
day, June 29th, After arriving
at Calgary, they will board a
CPR train to Essa, Ont. and then
will be transported to Borden

Consult your ticket agent

by. -bus... On’ successful comple-
tion of their courses they will
receive $100.00.

Cadets going to summer
camp are reminded that no
civilian clothes are.to be taken]:
with: them except for required
‘spgrts equipment.

“The pictures faken last week
are’ now ready and any Cadet
wishing to purchase’.a copy
please contact oné of the Offic-
erg before the end of this week.
. sThis.is the last column. un-
til next September. We hope all
Cadets’.and Cadettes will have
a_very: nice summer holiday, and
to. those Cadets going to summer
camp, don’t be to rough on the

We would like to thank the
Castlegar News for their kind
jon in allowing us this
column during the past Cadet
eae:

CASTLEGAR

” Bullling ed

Building & caeeds

Ey OGLOW
Phones 3351 e406!

da network at 10:30 p.m.
folk songs from all” parts of

Piano: ‘Students
‘\Hold ‘Recital Mon.

SEA recital for plano students
.of \Mrs, Ruby MacLean ‘Angus,

Look At Your.
«| 2.R.8:M. was held Monday even-
ing ‘in'-thé Kinnaird School Hall

at 8° pm, EB. A. Eames. chaired

‘the’ and Everyone Else
the various performers, their D t-

pieces, and composers, - joes!
“he ‘twenty students _ were
divided into three groups, “early
» \elassic, ‘Clsasical' and. romantic
| and.- Contemporary, giving a
variety ‘of selections from. the
young - beginners ..to,.the | very

WE HAVE THAT MOST
* FAMOUS BRAND’

¢ ‘Ivan Romanoff teads a rousing chorus in “Son is of
‘My People”, heard every Friday night on the Trans-Cana-

e Program brings listeners
the world,

for the lady

Renovate The Card Table
Cut wallpaper the .size you
require it to cover the ‘top of
the card table. Paste it on and
leave until dry, then brush over
a coat of shellac, Leave to dry,
and you have a néw looking
table. con

*
‘gime Savers in Measuring
Ifa recipe calls for one cup
of egg whites, you need the
white of nine large eggs or
twelve small ones. -
Sugars are deceiving. Two
cups of granulated sugar “equals
one pound, but it takes three
cups of brown sugar: to equal
one pound, and three and a
half cups of icing sugar to equal

*lone pound. If you are without

seales this is honey to know

IN TABLE SETTINGS
COLOR .COMES FIRST |
A well-planned color scheme
the magic that’ gives that
ti and foots to your

Sereon Doors .

“sas ‘& DOOR

CABINET: MAKING .
Glass of all sizes & weights

WINDOWS — SCREENS
- SASH — ‘Poors. yea FRAMES

‘PHONE 3211

oe S

‘Notice.

IN CHURCH

2?
St. Rita’s Church
Rev, .E. Brophy P.P.
Masses at 8:30 and 10:30: am.
Benediction at. 7:08. 3 .

St. Joseph's. Chapel
Rev,. E.. Brophy .P.P. *
Masses ‘at 8:30 and 10:30 am.
Confessions Sat. 4-5 p.m. i he

The. Linited Church”

ane: LUnitec

Of Canada :
Robson — first and, third Sun-
days at 11:00 am.:
Kinnaird -- Service of “Wor-
ship 10:00 am., Sunday School

aaa Hthat-is,-if you have.a good ima-
| gination -and an
*|You can dye your: old” lingns or

at 11-am,
‘Castl

_ ‘Sunday School

will be received :
er, C. H. King, until 3:00 p.m., July 9th, for con-
struction work at Twin Rivers School. Specifi ications

and: gene ation

by the Secretary-T

at Office of the

“‘Secretary-Treasurer.

H. KING,

Secrotary-Treasurer 6

10:30 am., Service of Worship
at 8 p.m.

’ Pentecostal | .:
Tabernacle
- Sunday School — 10:00 am.
Morning. Worship — 11:00 am
Evangelistic — 7:30 p.m. ..
eave and ae Study, Wed.
7:30. p.
Young » Peoples,
pan.

Everyone Welcome

D. No. 9. (Cas

Community Bible

Centre

“to have’ car trouble.on'a

didn’t plan on.

Holiday bag
—|s Herel

Is You Car In Shape To Hit The Road
3 ‘On Your Annual Holiday? a

Be: sure it is in first class shape. in every way
before you leave --- nothing is’ more ‘annoying than

holiday. you" lose

precious time besides having the extra expense you

BRING IT IN. FOR A CHECK-UP
TODAY. ee

d in the Legion Hall.
10:30 a.m. Sunday School. «
2:30 Gospel Service.
Wednesday, 7:00 ‘Young Peopte’s
Fellowship ang Hobby Hour.

Prayer meeting at 51 Colum-
bia Ave. ;

Church: of .Jesus-Ch:
Of Latter Day Saints:.
‘Snndays at 10:30 a.m, + a

Twin Rivers Hall.
; Everyone “Welcome! |;

Lutheran Services :

Presbyterian Church

. KINNAIRD. B.C. :
Services every «Sunday at
11:15 am.

. Mr. G. MeWillie, BA.”

“O£ Canada

Dominion: Day,’ July Ist. +

preach’ at the 11-a.m. and 7:30

pm. services.

Friday 7:30 .

‘Thursday, 7:45 Bible Study and| -

Sunday School at 10:00 an]

The. Anglican Church :

, Castlegar.0 a.m. and 7:30,p.m,)' -
‘innaird 11: a.m. -

china and silver, The rules for
decorating your table are much
the same as for decorating’ a
room. Begin with one basic
color, which in ‘a table setting
will be your china. ‘Then. choose
linen, glass, and .a centerpiece
that will harmonize. Silver adds
that sparkle that brings the
whole color scheme to life and
gives it richness. °
You can use ‘bold reds and
yellows or subtle pastel shades.
you can match or mix your
Zolors depending on your mood
or season of the year. Some
housewives prefer to use reds,
burnt orange’ and spruce green
im the fall and winter. They
keep their light pastel linens for
spring and summer. .
White and brown: are al-
ways good:style, and they mix
well with any color. Pale nap-
kins and dark mats will set off
fine, delicately tinted — china.’
Wher using two-tone plaid
place mats, a good idea is to
pick up one of the colors in
the. glass ware. Plaid china is
effective on lime green linen
and -emerald ‘glasses. A change
for more formal’ _ occasions
might be brown linen, crystal

artistic eye.

make your own ‘mats from. jeft-
over material. ‘Colored: glasses
are reasonable priced i in ‘the dime
store.

If you, wse thé white oven-
to-table -ware, ‘the kind’ ‘that is
set on’ black’ metal. ‘stands, you

need bright or “warm colored

linens to set it off, Red linens,

red glasses, and -a ‘bunch of
for a

advanced class. Mr. Eames stat-|
ed that Castlegar. and, District!

were indeed fortunate in having

Mrs. MacLean Angus teaching
here-.and two of. the younger
students then presented Mrs,

a travelling case.

More men hunt ducks ‘and
geese in Canada than any other
kind of game.

K¢ INSURE. |{ wvsure )|
. For All Your :
INSURANCE. NEEDS

Phone 3441>
ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Angus with a lovely boquet and i

ADAMS
‘A HAT TO SUIT
“EVERY. MAN

EXECUTIVE
$7.50
“ROYAL
$6.75

_@
as...
Leifner's.

, 1956

oer
- RIED Sine.

“BUSINESS. DIRECTORY

PRICE OF TW
WH

TEN: WORDS row. 156: THREE INSERTIONS FOR THE’
‘0. — |286 “DIS i

- WHEN ' PLACING ORDER. \'""""*
= PHONE "S051 are

COUNT VIF. PAD

For Sale.

For Rent.

GOOD GRADE SED CLOTH-|3
ING, : dry’ ‘clearied:“and ‘ready |"
to: wear.’ Men’s‘ women's’.and
children's, Central Shoe ‘Repair,
Castlegar: News

phone 4621." nn

SMALL HOUSE,. BASEMENT: &
oil furnace, “central location,”

324

3. BEDROOM. HOUSE, UN-
FINISHED, also small dwelling
finished, .. garden and. fruit
trees, Reasonably priced, ‘near.
school, Dumont Sub-division.|
Cc. Hronek, 325

CAR ‘TRAILER, plione '3701.-; |
126

cheques for deposit. Just

ment can be mailed to

” it will. be’ made up, and

“Dollars and Sense”
‘Have you ever’

tried banking by mail?

- An extra setvice offered you by The Canadian Bank :
of Commerce is the convenience of mailing i in your

endorse your cheques like

this: “Deposit to account of (your name).” Then
slip them: in an envelope. with a special bank-by-
mail deposit form and mail them through your
nearest post box. For a current account, your state-

you each month. For a

savings account, you can mail i in your pass-book;

returned to you by post.”

Ask us about banking by mail next time you pass
our branch and we'll gladly give you some special .
deposit forms and envelopes,

t

“THE CANADIAN-BANK OF ssuniiiee

i CASTLEGAR -

FUNERAL. HOME

DEDICATED TO. KINDLY
HOUGHTFUL, | SERVICE
‘Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble’; &* Bronze
Plaques”

Ebene 3601

“LONG DISTANCE

REFRIGERATOR, COAL AND.
, Wood Range’ and man's’ Bi-
cycle. Apply 128, Crescent. or
, phone, 3688, Castlegar.» 126

LOTS IN KINNAIRD, UPPER
“Bench and “Highway. Contact
.Mrs. N. Kuryluk, ‘Kinnaird ° a.
phone’ 3232,"

one Wanted

spply: 354-5th Ave. "OF. Phone P

“ROOM MODERN, ret
. phone’ 3967.~" tin’16

SUITES, *: ‘ROOM 'AND BOARD
by day,’ week .or month., Mc-
Creighta Apartments,.First Ave
of |‘ Kootenay: Builders.

hone 2493,0:2 0 23... TEN 36

HEATED PARTLY FURNISHED FURNISHED
auites. “Apply Alex’ Eremeénko,
‘var phone 306i, (tin20

‘2 ROOMED HOUSE’ PARTLY.
furnished, _ hot water’ and
.Shower, apply Oswald Motors.

y 126

FURNISHED MODERN :3-ROOM
house, 76 Maple: St, Castlegar.
‘Apply ..Zucke:

Castlegar. \

For Rent or Sale

4 ROOM HOUSE FULL PLUMB-
ING ‘and garage, “near school
Dumont Subdivision, Kinnaird,
available duly: Te Phone Best.

324

ON HIGHWAY. IN KINNAIRD
‘Modern 3 room” cottage: elec-
-trie - range and oil’ ‘burner,
+ Phone 2847. ~ tin

"RIGBY’S
"RUS DEPOT

peietar EE SHOP

AND
: ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES |

IN: KINNAIRD, “BED SITTING

lady ©: ‘(not
months, Bench: ,or «Highway
preferred. Write -. Box’ 410
Castlegar News, “ 325

OFFICE WORK, PART, or FULL |:
time, by. experienced . book-
, keeper and typist, will fill-in
«-for: those: on wacation. Write

invalid). winter

KOOTENAY
- LAUNDRY |
NELSON, B.C.”
For Pick-Up: & Delivery
Phone Castlegar
3093 -

‘& LEATHER
| REPAIR _.
Phone 4621
“we attach “Dinkle” Nickel
Bim Heels on Ladies Shoes
CASTLEGAR, BC

CENTRAL SHOE

Box: 176, Castlegar. 126

HOME FOR MALE PUP.
phone 4178 after .4:30 .p.m.
; 12

Wanted to Buy ’
USED . COAL” AND woop
~ furrace, Write: Box 612. or

room: and board for. elderly |.

4 ROOM.HOUSE. WITH ELEC-

RIC range,’ suitable for
~¢ouple or small family. Phone
: 8438. ~ iat * tin25

3, ROOM . HOUSE, BY. WEEK
;or month, .3 miles from ferry,
“Robson. side, - lake © frontage
) phone 2766 evenings. 2. 925

Notice

‘For, comfortable. accommoda-
tion for guests you haven’t room
for, phone 6081,. Twin’ Rivers
Motel.‘ Reasonable rates. -‘ tfn20

“ This is to ‘advise my -
tients that ‘my office will pie
closed from June ‘30 to July ‘9.|
ae R. A. Walley

phone 2932, iCastegar. bing

“UNITED ,
- GRILL.

TRUCKING’: |/]".~
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
Trail,

Net Just Another Place
come Castlegar “id Ze

‘Eat: But The Place, To Eat |
ler. y

‘PHONE z 3881 ; CASTLEGAR

. Open. 8:00.a.m. to 9:30 pm. |

‘Caatiegar Bronch: A.

would be effective.

E. NORRIS,

—with wiring concealed.

be easily ‘concealed.

Ghe Rev, Edward Wallate wit|

Contact the ‘Telephone Company: atl | in | your ‘home Tanning to arrange for
; den, living room and: recreation Toom.

"Enjoy the time-saving, step-saving Corivenience of an
telephone always within easy react}. During construction the telephone wiring can -

BRITISH. COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY.

There is no charge for this service. You ‘pay only the sominal contieetion charg when
the telephone instruments go. ‘into service. Bere | be
For complete information write or call the busiriess office of the Telephone: ‘Company
for a free copy of “Good. Telati Elennise 3 in ‘New Homes.’ : as

Greep’s Electric

SMITH’S

_ PLUMBING & HEATING

For Estimates : Phone. \
3401. & ..2931
We Service
What We Install

ELECTRICAL - '
CONTRACTING

event is-still to’ come—
camps," ‘To the’ Scout and“ Cub,
camping is” the slimex of all: his

and A.S.M. -R. Nickerson
(Robson) will: be atcamp part
of -the time: It should’ be the
best camp ever. :°

Bs ‘The district council met in

ree Bstimatan
PHONE 3g °°
Box 384). Castlegar

ae 28 to Aug.
ter: L.°” Groutage is to
of the leaders. There are
to. be camps’ for each.of the

“A

| troops. at: Ca

-Kinnair
and »Rob: ‘on the: west side of

Watch Repairs .

: Leo Bosse
Diamonds — Watches
, Jewellery. Pgal
“PHONE 2041."

* @uaranteed for One Year ,

BSc. OD.
OPTOMETRIST
Office Hours -

WED.

1:30 to 5:00 -

the Arrow ‘Lake at Deer Park
from. ‘July 27) to August:5, Each

for ‘its month-
es meeting. . The. ladies ‘of “the
group’ committee ° served “lunch,

The: First Robson Group had
its -annual - Father-and-Son: _ pic-
nic. and’ beam supper in a. lovely,
rendezvous above the airport. A
wide, game and. ball. were play-
ed, with: a: turnout ‘of about 60,
The group | committee: “made . the

treop: will--camp , but
the’ three’ camps will be under
ht of A. D.C. Com:

A. Resker and Dr.
at, who: is chairman of
ird: group. ‘committee.
SM,’ Ken’ ee ‘Binnaird)
, the whole

‘G: A. SUMNER.

Naturopathic :- Physician ,

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
UPPLY STORE:

We can supply. all. your
building: n suppl a tes -
gladly given. :

Desmond L lifilewood
oan OPTOMETRIST:
Post Office Building

"Wed. 2:80 “pm. to 8 p.m...

‘PHONE 2231

,, BULLDOZING and

COAL, ee GRAVEL

EXCAVATING

, but- the: hard-
working -ladies of the committee
did not attend, the: Strictly. male

The. last sneetiag of the’ sea-
50n of the Kinnaird Group Com-
mittee ‘under'‘the chairmanship

of Dr. H. Ruebsaat: was held last
week. ,'The Cubs ‘reported | first

aid: and: other. tests ‘pasted.

““SMARENGA”

SHOWS AT.7 and 9:15 P.M.

IN. BEAUTIFUL COLOR
_ Shows, at 7 and 9 p.m.)