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Thursday, August 7, 1952

“Dad, what is a traitor?” Jeaves the other side and comes
“A traitor, son, is a man who| over to our side?” -
leaves our side and goes over “A convert, my boy. A Con-
to the other side.” vert!” :
“Then what is the man who]

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Saturday and Sunday All Day
ADULTS—per hr. $1.25

' CHILDREN—per hr. $1.00
Ask about our 20 minute riding course

CASTLE-BAR RANCH

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RIGBY S
CONFECTIONERY & BUS DEPOT

Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Floats, Novelties,
Cards for every occasion. Newspapers,
Magazines, Comic Books.

Meet Your Friends at Rigby’s

Castlegar Sash @ Door
WOODWORKING SPECIALISTS

Windows . . Doors . .
Cabinet making . . Storm Sash
See us for prices .. Phone 4946

Painting, Decorating,
Paper Hanging

. Now is the time to brighten up your home
FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL WORK

Box 55 Phone 4283

Summertime a ae

Is Pest Time

BUT PESTS ARE LESS PESKY IF PRECAUTIONS
ARE USED IN TIME

FOR FLIES — We suggest D.D.T.

FOR ANTS — Chlordane.

And for EARWIGS and SLUGS — We have Earwig
and Slug Bait :

Anderson Feed Co.

MEN'S: FIBRE HELMETS:
EB pore head covering. for Hot Weather
Complete Assortment of-100 per cent...
Nylon: Currie:Ties.
and

A real

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BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR
BUYS DOLLAR VALUE

OTHING . SHOES

SUMMER HAZARDS

’ SUNBURN — Noxema Cream, Benedryl, Tartan Skol and
Suntan Cream. . c
INSECT BITES — Dettol, Benedryl, 612 Repellant and
Skeeter Skatter. . oe
CUTS and BRUISES — First Aid Kits from 75c to $24.to.

SUNGLASSES and BATHING CAPS

Pitt's Rexall. Drug.

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C...

— GASTLEGAR .
SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Ot i a

Mr. and Mrs.-J. Burton, Port
Moody, are visiting their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr, and ‘Mrs.
Bert Donnan. i

Mr. and Mrs. V. Lanphear left
for a holiday visit with relatives
‘and friends in Chase, B.C. and
the US. .

Jos. P. Parent returned home
this week from a visit with rela-
tives in Nakusp and ‘Chase.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Samson and
daughter Jacqueline of Trail, are
visiting Mrs. Samson’s mother,
Mrs. Louis Parent.

Mrs. F. Burgud, North Dako-
ta, U.S.A., left Castlegar after a
brief visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Harvick. Mrs. Burgud is visiting
another daughter in Winlaw.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Zanet, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs.'F. Pag-
ura, returned from a holiday in
Cranbrook.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R.-Elliott are

fy) this week.

and other prairie points.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid are en-
joying a holiday in the. Winder-
mere vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Pitts and
daughter Doreen were week-end
visitors to Spokane.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Knobe and
children of Chicago are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Anderson
this week.

Mrs. Davis, Toronto, is holiday-
ing with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ban-
nigan.

Mrs. R. M. Hooper and chil-
dren left for Victoria after a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A: F. Zuckerberg.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Mclver and
family returned from a holiday
at the Kelowna Regatta and Van-
couver,

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baird and
Mrs. Scriver, all of Spokane,
were recent guests of Mrs. A.
Saunders.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Buick, Duncan,
and daughter. Arlene, who have
been guests of Mrs. Buick’s
mother, Mrs. A. Saunders, left
Sunday for Manitoba.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Worobey en-
tertained relatives from Chicago’

Mr. and Mrs. R. Bordignon and
their two small sons left on Tues-
day for their home in Vancouver
after spending the past two weeks
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Santano. Mr. and
Mrs. Sant: and d Den-

holidaying at Banff, Lake Touise

points acrass Ontario, is a job for skilled labor and
‘wages run as high as $250 for a seven-day, 70-hour
week. The ditch housing the pipe runs under rivers,
under highways, up hill and down hill for 185 miles.

: $ rs
—Central Press Canadian Photos.
It will dive under the bottom of Lake Ontario at
-Hamilton to reappear along the shore and continue
to Toronto. After landscaping, it is impossible to see
where the pipe is laid.

ROBSON NEWS
tt i tl

Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis return-
ed home Saturday after spend-
ing a wek at Lake Louise, Banff,
Radium Hot Springs and other
prairie points.

Mrs. M. Flynn and twins, Jim-
my and Colleen, of Calgary are
visiting Mrs. Flynn’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Waldie.

Leo Bosse
Jeweller and Watchmaker

Res. Fe CASTLEGAR
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF JEWELLERY
Guaranteed Watch and Jewellery Repairs
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. A. C. Ackerman, Kinnaird, -won our store
opening. Patrons Prize

Mrs. J. Webster is a in
the Kootenay Lake General Hos-
pital. .

Mrs. H. Foxlee, who was a pa-
tient in the Trail Tadanac Hospi-
tal returned home this week.

: t
Miss Marian D’Ath, California,
who is on a Canadian tour, spent
a short visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Webster.

Miss Muriel MacWilliam, Trail,
and Miss Anita Smecher, Rob-
son, spent the week-end at
Christina Lake.

Misses Linda Franco and
Blance Loscombe, Trail, were re-
cent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Smecher.

Lindgren, M. H. Ford, M. Maldi-
dier, and J. Markin, and a num-
ber of applications for installation
of plumbing ard dwelling altera-

icati by F. Er for a
building etxension of the form-
er Robertson’s Grocery building.
ition is to be used by the

ise and Marlene, accompanied
them as far as Christina Lake
and will holiday there for a week.

Week-end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodrow.
were newly-weds Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Walker who are enroute
to Cardiff, Saskatchewan, where
Mr. Walker, is a Baptist Pastor.
Mrs. Walker, nee Clara Lapohn)
has spent about 5 years in the
Castlegar area assisting Mr. and
Mrs. Woodrow in the Castlegar
Children’s activities and. rural

i helping it

The

Castle News for their print shop
and office.

An application for water serv~
ice installation by M. H. Ford,
was also approved.

Plans for St. Laurent

A letter is to be sent to R. W.
Mayhew, Federal minister of
fisheries, who is in charge of
Prime Minister St. Laurent’s
forthcoming visit to this area, in-
viting..Mr. St. Laurent and his
party to land at Castlegar Muni-
cipal Airport on their arrival in

bee
Vacation Bible h Chil-

the K . Mr. St. Laurent

dren’s meetings and Evening
Lantern Services, throughout the
surrounding districts. Other visi-
tors included Rev. D. Crosby of
India who spoke at the regular
Sunday Service in the Legion
Hall, where Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Silver who are helping with Good
‘Hope Camp:

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‘from run off: water along Pine
Street from Columbia Avenue in
the spring and during rainsto
were discussed. The problem is
to be investigated. * :
C.P.R. authorities are to be ap-
proached again for an

duled to be in Trail-for an
overnight visit early next month.

Building Inspector Reports
A report from the village
building inspector was read ad-
vising that 39 buildings under
construction or repair were visit-
ed by. him during July and. that
all. village: by-law requirements
were being’ satisfactorily met.
The board.moved that.a letter of
appreciation..be.-sent to. Mr. D.
for his and
comprehensive reports and action.

Kootenay: Convention

The full board of commission-
ers is to. attend a convention of
Kootenay Villages and munici-
palities in Grand Forks on Sept-
‘ember 6. The day will include,
i i e trip

for water line purposes, under
the Columbia Avenue bridge.

Health and Welfare -

Bert Cherrington, urged some
sort of action to speed up the
approval of building permits iby
the district health department, A.
letter is to be sent in regard to
this matter.

Building and Trade Permits

One trade licence to John Reit-
mier for bulldozing contracting”
was approved. Another applica.
tion from Auguste Cornier for
operation of a mobile Hot Dog
and Refreshment booth here is tp
be’subjected to further investiga.
tion. 2: : ate oe ae

Thirteen building permits, re_
presenting a-.total- of $25,209
worth of new .construction ang

a
to Christina Lake and a banquet.
The Village is to arrange for one

The only Mormon Temple in
the British Empire is at Card-
ston, Alberta,

CYRIL BELL
Agencies

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tions. Also incuuded was an ap-j

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