CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 1, 1964

Ir Fire Marshall Campaign Pee eRe

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hatshan area, at West Ar- ite Castleaird Pi Kinnai
Park, Nakus} and. Revel- art | BC,
stoke and ‘at. Revelstoke's Wal-
in; Power House, 14
miles south vol the city, f

An c outstanding engineerin
Reolo it has been retained b:
lydro: to: conduct detalles

“The day. coutdn't | have besn ‘alonly by. the ‘splash et. a fh,
more’ perfect fora hike .when | The’ sun ‘shone ' bri;
the. Tet and 2nd. Kinnaird Brow-| head and soon, facketg and awe sweat. ape ably sties at sovra |
)} nlé Packs met ‘last Baturdey at ers were shed.‘ the reservoir which will form be: | ter:
; pera of’ the’ day hind: Arrow.dam.

TARRYS
MILL WORK:
; PH.:359-7349

~SASHLESS
WINDOWS _
DOORS & DOOR FRAMES
ALUMINUM WINDOWS
"All types of Glass Work
Let us give you a estimate
8-40

other flammable liquids stored
in open or loosely capped con-
tainers .. .

These are some of the. po-
tential fire hazards that clemen-
tary school children in Kinnair
will be looking for during Na-
tional’ eres: revere Week
from: Oct, : 4-:

The boys rend girls are tak-

ik SURA NC E
For All Your
INSURANCE AND:

REAL ESTATE NEEDS
‘Phone ‘365-7944

AGENCIES

Ut doesa’t pay
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‘USED

we stock a full solection of

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Shoe Store

CARS

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Hunters: Special .
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‘SERVICE CENTRE
‘Phone 365- 7451

h fire prevention | rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Se eee Meigs tamed Se ern school, children. | ston, had‘as her weekend guests
The pupils’..first project..Js..an | her three. sons cand, daughters:
thelr ‘own, homes inlaw and Sate) Gace t
t “cou cause | an ‘8. Ben er, i
a concen se Yanis ot Slocan City, Mr. and | Ma

inspection of

With the help of thelr par-
ents, youngsters will make their
inspections using a’ ‘ check list
of common fire hazards carried
In the fall issue of. the Junior
Fire Marshall Magazine, accord-
ing to Jack Young of Young
Agencies. Mr. Young’s agency

and’ fire department officials.
When the boys and girls

Reports to thelr teachers, they
will become .full-fledged Junior
Fire Marshals and will receive
official badges.

The school which does the
best. job of ing reports

sponsors the program here in 6
co-operation with the = schools
AL

return their completed Home |?

ae Billy and

brook. E
All: were. here to attend the,
dding |’ annive’ r | any

‘Mr. and’
son, and four children: of . Sher:
wood’ Park, Edmonton, and’ Mr.
and ‘Mrs, John Nazoroff: and
their two children of Marysville.
and Mrs. A. W. Harm-

Satur;

will receive a special Junior
Fire Marshal! Achievement Aw-
ard Flag, Mr. Young said.
As another project this fall,
the boys and girls will learn how
to hold home fire drills and how
to plan escape routes from their
homes in case of fire.
“Many lives have been -lost
Simply because people ‘didn’t

thev, should do if a fire broke
out. Without pre-planning, peo-
ple: become’ panicky :when - ob-
vious ways of ,escape are cut
off by smoke and flames,” Mr.
Young said. “The Junior - Fire
Marshals will learn ‘how to de-
vise more than one way to get

consider ahead of time ‘ what}

out’ of any part of their homes,

‘y on
day had as their veokend guests
their son Bond and grandson
Colin of Vancouver and Mr. and
Mrs. Harmston’s daughter’ and
son-in-law ‘Mr. and Mrs. Arlie
Knudson and their son Jerry of
Sardis. Also visiting them. were
ee Dan Kuchor. of ‘South Slo-

: ete, and Mrs. D. Duncan and
two- daughters of Trail visited
in the district on Sunday.’

Mrs. C. Bradford left Mon-
day for Fort St, John where
she will visit for’ awhile.

Members of Minto Chapter
OES who attended the: meeting
in Rossland ‘of Alpha: Chapter.
on Monday.evening on their: of-
ficial visit ‘were Mrs, ’J, Raine,
Mrs. R. Detoe::? baa H. Adle arid

if the need arises.”

‘An area meeting ‘tor com-

ABAR

Last Week's Results

Ladies,
reen 254; {4 ee
624, ‘Team High Single, Oglows
1053° ‘Team High Three, Ross's
.Meatmarket 2648.

Team’ Point glo 3,
tlegar Drug 1; Ross's Me: atmar-
ket 4, Independents 0; SSkyline
AutéService 3, Tiger Service 1.

Other 600's, Betty McAllis-| Shakes 2811:

ter: 611,. tained Bateneler 60.
Tuesda .6gue
ver as Te MacReady 242;

‘Terry.
LHT Terry Mackeady 582 2, MHS

TP: Team 1, 1, Team 2, 3
» 1 Team 4, 3, ‘Team 2

Team 6,
Other ”600's Peter.

A
missioner; Mrs,.K..W. Hall, area

3. H. Johnson, dig:
toner; Mrs. J.

R n| ena at the dinner hour

@vening in: hqnor of
he! ests, nd Bs
‘Wilg of Kelowna.:Those present

i were Mr,’and Mrs. R; Stewart of

Trail, Mr. and Mrs, T. *David-

"] son and Mr. and ‘Mrs. .M. Enok-

sen, Mr. Wiig is the ieee

@ RED - TURQUOISE - ‘ROYAL BLUE

of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiig.

Mr,
ston, who celebrated their 60th =|

. Be Prepared by shopping. for cold ©

r needs now — and while ©

LADIES WINTER ‘SKIRTS.
Our complete stock at

THERMOS BOTTLES, Hany
Lunches, pint size, each

DIAMOND PATTERN NYLONS
The latest in style — with dark
shades in ali sizes, 1

NOW WE HAVE GOTHIC To!)
STRETCH STRAP BF BRASSIERES

98

ded by the

this year — see 0
ladies —

885, Slim Keochin’ 625.

Everyone is wearing

SKI

“JACKETS

range for ‘children, boys, girls, men and

ur. ang
; They’ re. bright and colorful and priced i tt any. budget.

CASH YOUR FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE — IT
1, MAY en WORTH, DOUBLE ITS: VALUE AT

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ridge.

eyed Susans “al
brush bloomed:
The river flowec
onward journey.

a le
‘Along the river bank hook: H
Indian:

secs alee selection’ fn ,
‘atock)at all times...
“Don't be puzzled — see’:
‘ us" to-day “and in’ the
eantime here’s your

165. MAIN. ST,
Phone 365-7661

to’o!

© Window & door frames
Panoramic windows

B. OSSE‘S
‘JEWELLERY
‘Phone: 885-7141

2 Door

e For rk yep \gtass anal

. sien frames made.
e rder 5 ss

under,

glowing twiga:! The; dhe jen ane
for \cooking: the'-corn. was'-not
large enough’:to. hold ; all ‘the
cobs so some were ‘prepared for
cooking ' in the: same’ manner |:
as the ‘potatoes (later this corn
was found burned black!) ;-

While. g for the corn
and potatoes to cook the Brown-
ies, roasted | wieners.. and ibe
trieved the cans and bottles of
soft drinks from the river where
they had) been’ placed to keep
cool. The cook-out repast was
topped off by S'mores, S’mores
consist of milk chocolate squares
and a toasted marshmellow sand-
wiched between: graham wafers,
2A contest was held \to soa
who could make the best ani-
mal: from rocks or. drift wood.
‘While: Mrs. Brownlie and Mrs,

Brown» Owl. Hiel

MeNee | judged, the> animals ‘Ri:

23/077 Jones, of Spokane,
8 | Washington: has already begun
a follow-up: of investigations car-
ried ‘out: by:'J.. D. Mollard and
Associates. \>"/

Canadian‘ tourists ' entering
mance through the, Amsterdam | ¢
gateway ‘aft t.°15 this year
will have : “ad oy n the’ Teena
including ‘gifts Ne. "the value of
$56, for ‘each: couple. :=
“Announcement of the spe-
clal. ‘hospitality mwas

Mr. Jones will i wand the |' of

‘along the Arrow reservoir shore-

-Jones has broad, geolo-
gical exp ice- in: many ‘parts
of: "the wo sapere "ineludiag cf years

"WARFIELD SALES & SERVICE LTD.

of" stability | research. work
Ui Stal

'pleted‘a eological report on'the
Arrow damslte and reservoir ar-

bones 1 current ‘investigations
une -Fesult : from : recommenda:

‘aloned. to errty and. interpret
both ‘aerial photographs and ‘ex-
isting soil ‘surveys ‘of : the ‘‘Ar-
row, 8. area; and'\to; assess

progral

made jointly by the Amsterdam
tourist bureau and C; Pa-
cific Airlines. CPA operates the
direct polar.route from ‘Vancou-
ver, Calgary: and Edmonton to
Amsterdam.
The. hospitality extended to
tourists. arriving at Amsterdam
in’ the: period ‘between Oct. 15,
1885,: will include ‘free gifts, a
‘welcome ‘cocktail, a: visit to the
YRentuseu 3 ai ivisit ito Rem),

‘some games, : Linda - McGauley
Was decalred the winner of. the

con
“Tt. was decide d that ‘the

‘group, would take a different |. yisi
route’ back up tin river; bank

Terry,

Te Gohadlemire 703. THS Re-
4 erry 904; THT Button. Push-

Pipe’ Laye ers 1, Five|-
Duds 0, ‘Button Pushers 4, Bridge

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otter 00's Orlando Vecchio

Wed Morning Drivers Legue.

sLHS. Ruth Rourke rail LHT

Bullders 4, Smarties’ 0, Regu:

For the Do-It-Yourself Sewer
CONNECTIONS

We have all the pipe, fittings, and tooling voquired — — no,
charge or obligation for estimates or advice.

OGLOW BROS.

BUILDING & SUPPLY co. LTD.

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Phone 365-7202
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|| a-steep path and the tired hik-
‘| .ers.were'on 4th Ave. From this |)

“MOULDINGS a

ae boa

So
: AF ‘you do. play s
Beet | your. children play!
AF: jou are even vaguely i interested!

“duveni

| in: Mighty: Mites, Bantam, | Pee "Wee, Midget: and i

| |:to ‘a new.’ member, Mary -Ann

to.the way they, had come down:
‘Since«-no. one kmew,.for sure
where | there‘ would:‘be ‘a: path |,
up the. bank the:journey, down
the -river :proved ‘to: be. one. of
‘adventure and discos

nly,
"path which led to Vassen’s front
Jawn. Then a’ further climb up

Point :the’ group started: to: dis-
.band: with’ those who lived in
Dumont going theich separate
Ways. betes

‘The. regular’: ineetin:
‘of! the: castig i

the *chair’ at

bara “Hogan..
oA warm ‘welcome was given’

‘Plotnikoff,: who, was transferred
from the’ ‘Kamloops ‘Kinetté Club. |;
Several-committee chairmen

‘Blass’ rental) service’ was ‘turn-
‘edover' to ‘Horma Skinner and
wishing ‘to’ fonts these

: to: >: Bet inst with

men and Kinette’ officers.

and a patiorng ‘districts.
is Roberta

gar-Kinnaird Kin: |:
ete: 2 Club ib opened -with president
‘Teena ° Leitch * in‘: th ;
‘the ‘home of ‘vice-president ‘Bar-
tea

ere : appointed... The’ ‘group's |‘:

Srl bg | ME Machin
a joint at - ‘vice officer to the’ National. Em.
ployment ones at -Trail

“brookjeswinkel” (sand wich
shop), coffee and | caker'a
at the: Bois

gars, ‘Dateh, cheese. an’ evening
visit with a:drink at a nightclub,

mous Cc

further. pal

ern, ° “Duteh el}

has arrived in the Kinnaird-Cas-
anda’ concert - by. the world-fa- flegar area to prepare for his

slope ‘stability. E along! the: ree
ervolrbanks,’ He ‘was also. ask-
ed .to’ define: specific: areas for

AC z
has added to: its crorespanding fleet
. With “a 3-ton’ covered moving van.
eae : For Rates See: ay
{takes area pet | eet CITY. CENTRE MOTEL
Ba Castlegar, 365-5656 .°
ae ‘DOWNTOWN TEXACO, Nelson, 352- 2724 ©

Danish Hypnotist

“Making Second
_ Appearance Here

ko, the Danish hypnotist;

“Aritimatc Shop
Held by. Teachers:
On Ne aw Concept

An arithmetic workshop
sponsored by School District Ne.

a. the - Castlegar: Primary
Ted lon “was "at.
tended in the ‘Twin Rivers School |*
by the’ School ;uPerintendents,
£ ‘local

Hall i ie Seek
last yéar, ‘Sarko' performs’a‘two-
hour‘ live show on‘ hypnosis. The
audience /are asked: .to:¢ome on

itHen se ne ‘complete world
tour.”

is eatite entertainment: for. the
famil &

8 toiirithis“y hich
stan in’ early Sevier
fetena across, B.C,

As os aan oi Seca toes

stage to:be hypnotised, and, are,

Nat Gas Says |:
Deal Now, Trade your” old:
furnace with’ a ‘local ‘dealer

and’ get $25.00 for it before .
October 3ist.

‘The: shows ig hilarious, and!

Saskatchewan. “’

District and coauthor of of
"yt en arithmetic workbook. "Nt

j * MacMillai
, from. pb University: where | ;
she-received her batchelor. of |.
-| arts! degree \in‘ “sociology: ‘Prior |:
to Miss MacMillan’s new app: tat-
ment ‘she was: doing: gradu:.ta
Al-

duated |

it the Uatyersity

period: of tim —the bills would:

income throt gh ‘The Mutual Life.;

re you became disabled and unable to. work fora long

n’t_ stop. comin,

‘ Your family, would still have to, be clothed a.
The’ mortgage, the light bill and the heating would
have to } be paid — not to mention medical expenses. ,-
That's ‘why. it’s a good idea to arrange. for disability

‘pational’ Tequirei
‘| Miss? Millan's’

guic
‘arid ‘employ-
jnen¢’ ‘on pila ‘of ‘applicants to- 2:
‘wards: “meeting ‘ employers’ occu.
ments ©. will: be |,
‘epecial

Pete

‘You ‘can‘add ‘disability income protection ‘ :
- present, Mutual Life policy ‘for E small i
_gharge— or include it with a new plan. Then if,
‘through sickness Or ‘accident, you were unable to work.
fora certain leiigth of time ‘Mutua! Life would pay
you: a monthly income. (It would begin after a three *«

your premiums'as well. .

the coupon for: more snfor mation.

or: 'six:month ‘waiting period depending on. your ,
choice). And, what's more, Mubasl ‘Life® "would pay ee

yu gNour Mutual Life. parent wil be ha; to
discuss disability income protection with you aE aH, ss
> time, Why 3 not call him today, or. simply complete sad:

C. ALA

Costlegar, B.C.