CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursdday, October 10, 1957

measured in minutes
gasoline costs you less

for the lady of the house

FOR PROSPECTIVE GRAND-

MOTRERS

Too often, well-meaning pro-
spective grandmothers can create
little annoyances for the new
mother, Here are a few easy-
to-follow “guides for behavior”
suggested for grandmothers:.

Remember that doctors have

+ very different ideas since you

If you work at a job—and most of us
do—how many minutes does it
take tore earn enough to a hey a gallon,

‘Well, that was true for the average
Canadian back in 1939. 29 minutes?
You're right if you're thinking

about prices in 1946. °

grandmothers had your families.
Your pregnant daughter or dau-
ghter-in-law will be doing a lot

‘of things, ali with her doctor's

‘approval that seem strange.

It's best to use self control
In making and buying little
things. Perhaps the expectant
mother would like to choose her
own. Why not give the, young
parents a cheque and let them
have their own shopping spree
instead?

Bé extra careful if both sets
of grandparents live in the same
town, Well-meaning rivalry can
involve the expectant parents
and make it awkward for every-
one, Be around when you are
needed, but not too often.

Have a definite understand-
ing about the role you are ex-
pected to play when the baby
arrives, Be on hand to help, of
course, but do have all the ar-
rangements clearly worked out
in advance,

When things get rectic and
confused for the new parents,
there are likely to be cross words
sometimes. If you're present,
play deaf. Never offer your op-
infons,

Most important of ‘all, don’t

. bea fretter. Let the new mother's

confidence blossom, By all means
do practical things to give her
a lift when she really needs or
asks for help, but don’t fuss over

her!
WOMEN ARE GOOD FOR BUS.
INESS

Hearst magazines,

Deems claims that women
in busiriess invariably surpass
men,.in day-by-day practicality,
intuitiveness, sensitivity to others,
adaptability, and a flair for hand-
ling difficult situations. “But
most important,” he says,
thelr singleness of purpose and
intense loyalty to the company.”

The executive pays special
tribute to the women he calls
“the unsung heroines of bus-
iness’” — the secretary and the

To earn her title as an in-
valuable asset’ to business, the
good sceretary must be mother,
trained nurse, private eye, buff-
er, confidante, and whipping boy
— all wrapped into one,-in add-
ition to being pretty and well-
groomed. In a single day, an ef-
ficient switchboard operator can
handle 1,000 incoming and out-
going calls, knit a pair of socks,
read: a magazine from cover to
cover, and never get ‘flustered.
“ Give a man that. job,” says
Deems, “and he'd strangle him-
self in short order!” ,

Deems points out that 63: of
the 80 persons on the editorial
staff of Good Housekeeping Mag-
azine are women, “We have a
high respect for a woman's abil-
ity in business, We pick capable
ones and then try not to pick on
them. Invariably, they prove
themselves superior.”

Another magazine editor
claims that when he started in
business, all his employees were
men, plus a few cleaning women.
“But today,” he laughs, “all my
employees are women, plus a few
cleaning-men!”

. A woman's place may be in the ’

38 minutes?

+. A

ding to g
aooren that’s how long it takes an:
average Canadian today to earn the
price of a gallon of gasoline.

On the score.of performance, you're
getting an even bigger bargain. For
today’ 's regular gasolines are far

ior to the premium grad
only. ten years ago.

sold

#2 PERIAL OIL LIMITED ( Esso)
a

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kitchen in the opinion of some
dichards — but women géner-
ally make the best business exec-
utives, says Richard E. Deems,
executive vice president of the

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We will have cables in the water at our river crossings

on the Columbia and Kootenay Rivers from now until

about the 15th of OCTOBER.

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VANCOUVER, B.C.

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Appointment of Albert “P.
“Bert” Morrow as General Man-
ager of the Pacific National Ex-
hibition at. Vancouver, has been
announced by W. J. Borrie, Presi-
dent of the Fair. Mr, Morrow,
born in Vancuver, has resigned as
vice-president and Director of
Western Sales, Eric H. Hard-
man Ltd., to accept the new pos-
ition in which he succeeds V.
Ben Williams who resigned some
months ago, In the interim, Prof.
H. M, King, a Director and Past
President of the P. N. E. has
been acting general manager. Mr.
Morrow is well known in British
Columbia business and commun-
ity service circles and spent a
number of years in Oshawa, Ont.,
as national advertising manager
of General Motors of Canada,
leaving to return here two years
ago. He resides in West Van-
couver, is married and has two
children. He was educated in B.C,
and Alberta and served with
the Royal Canadian Navy dur-
ing the last war. He was wound-
ed and retired at the end of the
war with the rank of Lieut.

Commander. 5

581 AIR CADETS.

We regret the unfortunate
development which occured in
connection with the Sports Day
that. was scheduled for last Sat,
October 5, in Trail, LY It appears
that due tothe influenza epi-
demic which is rampant in the
district, it was felt that the
turnout would not justify hold-
ing the Sports Day at this time.

Next week, October 16, a
“Wing. Parade” will be held at

. Which time Cpl. Hubert will be

On Friday the student card
Pictures were taken. I imagine
all were looking their prettiest
and smiling their best. It is ru-
mored that we may possibly have
colored. pictures next year.

Saturday the Junior Soccer
teams travelled to Nelson for
the West Kootenay Junior Soccer
tournament, Although the boys
came very close they did not
bring the shield home with them.
The girls. lost both games, the
second. one to Nelson by corner
kicks, However the school can be
proud of the fine 5; hiv
and ability their players ‘display-
ed.

The Junior Choir is! getting
into full swing. Mr. Fishwick
would: like to see many more
students turn up at practices.
‘These practices are held every
Day 5 at noon-hour, So come on
Juniors, let’s see everyone turn
out at the next practice. _

Both the Arts and Crafts
and Poster Clubs are well under-
way now. The Arts and Crafts.
Club meet every Wednesday.
Some of the members have al-
ready started on leather projects.
Others are working’ on paintings.
There is room for a few more
members. Anyone who is inter-
ested please contact Miss Proud-
foot. i

The Poster Club has had.
their supplies donated very gen-
erously by the Students Council.
If any club wishes to have post-
ers for something they should
get in touch with Marianne Ca-
mpbell, -

The students in Mr. Smith’s

mimreographed

Mr. Smith to all his former stu-
dents, The letter gave an acc-
unt of the Smith’s trip from
England to Nigeria, Also Mr.
Smith described in detail what
life is like in Nigeria, Until their
things arrive from England, Mr.
Smith will be Assistant Edu-
cation Officer, Plateau Province.
Then he will move to nearby
Juru Province where he will
teach history, .geography and
English.

Say kids, dodn’t forget the
dealine for the inter-house land-
Scape contest Is drawing near.
There are two contests, one for
grades 7 and 8 and one for

presented with his pilots wings.

As this is a Ceremonial
Parade all parents of cadets are
urged to attend. The invitation
is also open to any others who
may be interested. This parade
will be held at the Auditorium
of the Stanley Humphries High
School at 7 p.m: .

grades 9-13, For more informa-
tion contact Miss Proudfoot. Re-
member, the houses need all the
points they can get.

NOTICE

LISTS OF TREES and SHRUBS AVAILABLE FROM

CORINCO
ARE AT THE VILLAGE OFFICE
Your Order MUST Be Placed By OCTOBER 20, 1957

A. T. HORSWILL: ]
Clerk

nC

FORGET

Your Winter Worries!
USE B.A. VELVET 98 GASOLINE

CANADA'S SPECIALLY REFINED GASOLINE -
FOR WINTER DRIVING

WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF
FISK WINTER TIRES — im all sixes

GET YOUR
WINTER CHECK-UP NOW
FILL YOUR RADIATOR WITH

.
ETHYLENE GLYCOL
Anti-Freeze
We inspect your Cooling System with every sale of
ANTI-FREEZE

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AUTO SERVICE

PHONE 3451 *

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CEILING TILE

210 SHINGLES

‘NO CHARGE

#5 rrr MTT

FIBERGLAS 2” .......... $5.50 roll -
FIBERGLAS 3” ......... $4.90 roll .

MAIL ORDER
PRICE

... $9.59 box

Paice,
$9.20 box
_ $5.48 roll
$4,65 roll
$13.50 sq.

cece eee ee $13.65 sc.

THESE’ ARE-ONLY A’ FEW-EXAMPLES OF THE SAVINGS‘:
YOU CAN ENJOY — WE HAVE MANY OTHER BUILDING ~
PRODUCTS AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS +

FOR DELIVERY TO YOUR DOOR

Oglow Bros.

/
BUILDING G SUPPLY CO. LTD.

i Street, Ci

HOTICE —

/OOM &, BOARD — Available BAZAAR — Teh, Baking, sew- FOR: SALE _
ee at MeCreight’s Rooming House,

phone 2493, ttn 16

OTICE — ‘Beauty Parlor,’ Home

Permanents including, 76 ara

ing Table, “Novelties, Kiddies’ ~
‘able, October, 16, ,

tridge in. good condition $55
Phone “3728;

402 Green St, "Phone 6291.
‘. 240

330 to 4:30, Robson Communi-
ty Hall, sponsored by the
Hobeon Evening Group we

Zuckerberg, phone 4631,” ae

IODE Bake Sale in
Co-op Retail Store, Sat., Oct.
12 at 10 am, M1

© ATTENTION — Zenailo block

under new mangement, heated
two-room suites and one busl-
ness premises for rent. Motor
heater plugs if required, Apply

, 63°"Main St, or Phone 7081.

141

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR.
FUNERAL HOME

DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

| Ambulance — “Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze
ues
Phone 3601

* FURNITURE
MOVING
LONG DISTANCE
ERE — ANYTIME

For Free

FOR SALE, — 26 ft. House trail-
er, good condition,: $2500: or
nearest cash offer — can be

seen vacant lot. back of Rob-'

son Co-op Store, J. W. Parker.
oe 2 14

FOR SALE — Lots on First and
Elm, phone . 3897. after 6:00

FOR SALE — New" modern
Piano, bargain, also assorted
dishes, Scott, : Kinnaird high-
‘way. % 141

FOR SALE — Coal and Wood
range in good condition, phone
4314, Kinnaird. ll

FOR SALE — 120 Bass Hohner
Accordian, Verdi TIM, 9
Treble, 3 Bass Switches =_
new condition, apply at Cen-
tral Trading, Kinnaird, wi

PHONE
Castlegar 2521 ‘Trail 191
Nelson 1471
UNITED TRUCKING

RIGBY'S
BUS DEPOT:
COFFEE SHOP

TAXI

Phones 288M & 2311

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — ‘Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT

PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

FOR SALE — Macintosh, Wag-
“ner, Delicious Apples, also
winter Pears, phone 5110 or
eall at 23 Columbia Ave.

pc aT F
NOTICE — Ladies Curling Club

meeting to be held in the Cast-
legar Hotel, October 17
7:30 p.m. Alt names of’ curlers
and futuer curlers must
sent to Mrs. A, Anderson,
phone 3441 befdre Oct. 17
Draws will be made night of
meeting. All ladies welcome.
340

HAIR PRESSING PARLOR

A complete beauty service
by appeintment

PHONE 2564
Nove Mojelski__

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621 +
We .attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, BC.

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE

UNITED
TRUCKING
‘Trai, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson.

-PHONE
Gastlegar 2521

MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

SMITH'S
PLUMBING & HEATING
For Estimates Phone

= 3401 & 7261
—_——_—

We Service :
‘What We Inetall

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates

*- PHONE 3571 -

Box 384 Castlegar, B.C.

7

_ GASTLEGAR
“DRY. CLEANERS
Phone 4851

We Pick-Up nal
Deliver

“J. 1. LAUGHTON
B.Se. oD,

" OPTOMETRIST

Office Hours
“MON. — WED. — PRL
10-12 1:30-5:00

PHONE 2581

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Piaysielan
Eremenko Building

"PHONE 2681 °

GENERAL PUDDING
CONTRACTO!
All Kinds ‘of suai
Supplies
CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE *

. Box 292. Plione 2161

1 WALDIE | «°
LUMBER: & BUILDING
SUPPLY. LTD.

We can supply all your.
building needs. Estimates

gladly given.
7 Phone m2

. DESMOND -T.
LITTLEWOOD

_ OPTOMETRIST ©

Wed, 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 pm.
Phone, 3621 or 2231

DUTCH..MAID.
BAKERY LIMITED

Birthday cakes”
. ‘Wedding, Cakes.
Anniversary Cakes

For
COAL, “SAND, GRAVEL .
BULLDOZING &
\ EXCAVATING -

SEE.

" CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
W.. Sharples. Pheao 000;

HELP WANTED — Elderly lady LOST — Pair of glasses in dark Fon RENT

desiring good home, board and
room, and small remuneration
‘in exchange for caring for
small child’ while mother works,
phone 9411, Castlegar. 140

© FOR SALE —

be,

FOR SALE — 1956 Merc
dump truck, M-700, or will
trade as part payment on a
2 or 3 bedroom home, finished
or. unfinished, Phone 2762.

: 340

FOR SALE. — Booker Furnace
complete. Phone 3232, 349

SASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 10,

“Westinghouse FOR SALE — 4 room house at FOR SALE ‘— Unfinished home

with 2 bedrooms in Kinberry
Heights, phone 1668-L-4 Nel-
son or 9721 Castlegar. 339

FOR SALE — Lots in Dumont
aird $180 erch, puone

2738,

FOR SALE — 1956. 4- wheel”
drlve Willys' Jeep Pick-Up,
with winch—Bill Robinsen —
ba Rivers Motel, Day phone

339

with
special folding arch, a fast
skidder, $1800,

LAWRENCE: 5-6 JAMMER on
skids in good condition, com-
plete for A frame on high
lead, guy lines, spreader bar
and tongs, shackles and blocks
panett:

DDH CLETRAC C
60 hp with 2 blades for logging,
@ sacrifice at $3000.

K6 INT. LOGGING TRUCK and
Trailer with tongues for log-
ging, or poles, $1600,

ROTARY SNOW PLOW — 8%
it, with motor. If you want the
best, buy’ this one.

"440

FOR RENT — New 4-room bun-
galow in Kinnaird ~- Phone
2836 in Robson, - 339,

LOST — Brown leather: case
containing sevéral keys, in
the vicinity of the S:
Creek. Wharf. Write Box 505.
or. Phone Castlegar 9801.

FOR GALE — Mason, Risch
Piano,. girl’s bike,.phone 9191.
333

FOR SALE — Rifle, also double
barreled shotgun, apply Box

1957

ATA KE TS, woe
Tune Apes EooreALLe

ATTHE STORE’ THE BiG /NNING WHE
ni ABS WAS KNOCKED FOR A, Lass

490B, Castlegar News. 338
BOARD & ROOM

‘OR RENT — Two cabins, apply
Zibin’s Store, Robson. M41

ATTEND — The Kinnaird Cath-

olic Club Bazaar, October 26,

2-11 p.m. — eat out with the

temily at 5:00 pm, Bingo a
8:00 p.m,

Ave,

NOTICE —- The Castlegar Hotel
Dining Room wishes to an-
nounce to its patrons it-will be
closed afternoons from 2 — 5
p..m. for the winter months.
They will also be- closed

WANTED — Girl for general
store work, apply Box en
Castlegar.

blue case, finder phone 2493.
14

FALL FAIR MEETING—Friday,
October 18, at 8 p.m,: Teeth
Memorial Hall.

Day, Many
thanks for your’ patronage.
Lennie Priest.

« 4b

— 2 room furnished
suite and

— Apply 24 nner

CASTLE THEATRE

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

ae RICHAI

TooD-RESGRAVE @

jome,
phone 7031. ets
141 z

WANTED — Woman to assist +
ji during week >

| LS. Lid.

Charter Service
Towing = Barges
anywhere ren ‘the Arrow

"i: Phone 43316 2202

Arrow Lakes Ferry
rvice «=

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
‘Whast

7:00 a.m. ‘Firday.
Arrive Robson Whart-
1:00 p.m. Friday. -):,

REMINDER — not to forget the
St, Alban’s’ Anglican. Guild ~
Hallowe'en Tea on Saturday,
October 26, -~ 340

BEAUTY. COUNSELLOR . COS-
METICS—Phone 6441.

pasties eres 340

- RICK’S
‘T.V. Sales & Supplies

“Phone 7271
Everything In ‘T.V.
°__- Supplies

HALICRAFTERS

“Fleetwood T.V.

R

‘Kinnaird’ Chimney

Cleaning Service

Servicing ‘The :Castlegar-
Kinnaird District
-Phone 3722 & 3728
Box 64 — Kinnaird, B.C.

my

THURS., FRI. SAT. .

OCT. 10, 11,12,

TEN WANTED MEN”
Randolph Scott — Jocelyn Brando oe

Plus
“STOP YOUR KILLING ME”. — in color

_ Broderick Crawford — C

Once ‘Showi

loire Trevor
a :

ave for lady who is not very *
well, phone 7061.
14

SALE “Good” winter
apples, pick yourself, 75c¢ box,
phone 2326, Sam Gleboff.

141

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legar News.

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debt hqs a fight to pro-
tect his creditors if he‘
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

Plans to suit your individ-
Ual requirements may be:
arranged through. ;

Dick Fowler
North American

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