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Prescription Speciatists _ i PHONE 4231.

DAY NIGHT

WHITE SANDALS

AND GASUALS

REGULAR ..

‘Special |

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CASTLEGAR, B.C.

The coaches of the Pony and Little Leagues have been urgently requested to give the game ‘results to Mr. Ken: Price at the CASTLEGAR NEWS. It is being pointed out that only in this manner accurate reports of. the league standings-can be published.

The next Pony game to be played will be Yankees at Sena- tors on June 28; and on July 2 the Indians will take on the Yankees.

In the J,ittle League, the next. games are Cubs at Pirates on June 28, and Giants at Cards, on June 29.

LEAGUE STANDINGS LYTLE LEAGUE

Cards ‘

Lolter To The Edior,

Please send. a tickét of one way to Moscow and I will: go. there without) bockward. ‘glance from this so called

Lavish’ ‘Arra -Of Food

|Gonsumed-At Tea

Held By Home Ec Girls

On Tuesday June 21. the Home ‘Ec."'20. girls at. the high

Country Canada cin “48°. per- cent of our. people’ back’. to USSR our beloved Country,

Kindly, Wasily Hudiko:

school their

in the laboratory. under the

supervision of Mrs, Pinckney. ‘The tea’ resembled. one ‘of

the best, including handprinted

and * beauti-

NOTE: We advise Mr>-Hudi- ko, and anyone of like: persuia- sion, ‘to write to the Soviet, Em- bassy in Ottawa, who: no doubt will’ be ‘pleased to arrang. their trip to ‘the USSR es

Scho! Board

‘Continued from : page ao

their schedules and cannot wait for them.

‘Mrs, Jacobson supported him and said that. if: teachers :miss the bus a number of. times, the service be discontinued. ..““Kids

Dodgers Giants Braves Pirates

PONY LEAGUE

come first,” she ‘said.

Mr. King informed’. the Board that only about -five: pre- school children had been regis- tered for dental care. He’ said that the Board could take on many more kids of four to: five years .of age, and expressed hope: that more parents. would come. forward. Mrs. Jacobson

INTER-YILLAGE SCHEDULE

Attendance of fans and \players. has decreased rapidly sincethe start of league play, and .unless‘ more people take an interest in this sport, “Ball” in- Castlegar is liable to die.

‘The: Inter-Village League are urging fans and players tq get out and support this effort to keep -Castlegar’s one. sport

alive. “, Schedule for the ‘month of |;

July. .is‘as follows: . -Flyers,' vs Waldies Flyers vs C. Hotel 'C. Hotel vs. Waldies Waldies vs. Flyers Cc, Hotel vs Flyers Waldies: vs “C,. Hotel Flyers vs Waldies Flyers. vs C,” Hotel C. Hotel vs" “Waldies

making a public ap- peal at the forthcoming Kinnaird school picnic on Thursday. ; A letter from the’ Director of the West Kootenay Health Unit was read, in which: ‘the Board was urged to require chest X-rays: of all teachers, a) as to make’ sure that no téachers with tuberculosis wére. hired or remained on the staff. The board decided to take ~ ‘appropriate steps.

It was also decided’ to ad- vertise for a janitor for the Kiv- naird school, with duties to start ‘in the middle of August,’ Mrs, Jacobson suggested’: that ~ the salary --- $230 per month — be mentioned in the ad, so as to at- tract the proper type of man. Disbursements totaling about $52,000 were passed by the

4 Board.

+. Mr. King told .the.Board that; he. had registered. for ‘a course. of schodl” board .admini- offered by. the Universi-

WATERMELON | CANTALOUPE._

SUGAR, 28, Jb. bee

CHOICE VEAL

PORK LEG: ‘ROASTS Lb. eoasck

‘Friday and Saturday

June 29th'and 30th;

Per Ib. Ee rteee renee terse Be

2 Ibs. for. LE

“Shoulder Roasts, Ib. «. Loin. Chops or ateak, db.

ful arrays’ of flowers...

Could it be possible ‘that diet-conscious mothers were try- ing to convince themselves ‘that the rich foods ” prought before them_ didn’t “contain calories? Judging from” the barren. look

-|of the plates departing to be it

» DUE TO LACK ‘OF ENTRIES, THE ANNUAL DOMINION: DAY. “SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT WILL

NOT BE HELD ‘THIS YEAR. 4 < : 4 / Sagneae bie » — Castlegar District Kiwanis’Club =

, seemed

-|that, way.

Mrs. Pinckney and Miss Bailey were presented. with cor- sages, Miss Bailey; who is ‘leav- ing-to take a course at the uni- versity this fall, was presented with three lovely African _vislets, which, we ‘understand, | w' added to her recent’ collecti

“Now... «you can colo whee a room to ‘carpets, drapery. _ "fabrics even picteres),

particular job'to take -care_ of; the whole affair ran smoothly, the room having a quiet ' at- mosphere ‘in’ which only ‘the occasional crackle of the celery stalks was heard, and once in awhile a growl from. the hun- gry girls’ stomach, ‘as they watched in awe the goodies ‘their ‘mothers. were stashing away.

Credit goes to the grade nine girls, who were. responsi- ple: for the « very: decorative smacks (which were sandwiched, by the way—not cake). .

The tea continued for a

departure, the remaining girls sat down to eat their hard- earned - share of food. The twelve lovely students ate their way through ‘5 dozen cookies, one nut, loaf, 2’ dozen cup cakes, 4 jugs ‘of lemonade, 4 cookie sheets of samdwiches, celery, and radishes.

Chamber Commerce Continued from page 1

that Mr. W. T. Waldie had ‘sub- mitted: his resignation as presi- deyt:of the Association, in view of the fact“that he was a Liber- | at candidate, but that’ the As-

resignation .of Mr.’ John a ie the - Kinnaird’ school. ‘from _the teaching staff.

It was decided to advise. th Rotary Club, which applic permission to: hold a square dance jamboree ‘at the . high school’ gym at the end of ,the Fall Fair, to hold the dance or the blacktop outside, since the gym.could. not be used ‘for

‘| public dancing. .

All members. of the Board except Mr... Hunter were pre- sent... Mr."R. T. Waldie excused himself early.’

-Appointments for -the fall term; the Board learned, were coming along quite well. A m per of positions still reniain to be filled, notably those “of senior math, girl's © counsellor, girl’s physical education, ard home economics, all in the high school, * ee

Holiday | in the Glorious ©

| KOOTENAYS |

7 For“Inlormotion “Write: to ~: BRITISH _CQLUIMBIA | GOVERNMENT

had voted: not to accept ‘the resignation for the time being.

Every girl had her own

good hour, and upon the guests’ |.

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A long dis ior

around better travel and tourist promotion ° for | the* ict. A sign on, the highway’. directing tourists toward our’ istrict, and the Toki fa:

containing useful travel infor- mation were urged by - various members, and the sum of. $80

was voted for the: a

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COTTON

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| Crossroads of the Kootenaye"

TTHURSBAY, JULY 5, 1956'

3 CENTS: PER, com

ating up driftwood.

costleays News Photo

- The “gensus-takers, im .: the

electoral-. district : of. ‘Kootenay » ‘West ‘have: now. practically com- pleted met task. of counting its * went population ‘ for::the 1956 . census. af “They. Shave cs rietsc ace generally” Castlegar: Squadron 581 will ‘at: reception from: : the], people visited . and.a ready -.xe-

friendly

|To i ikl Camp AL ‘Abbotsford,

tthe RCAF ~The. e- camp will. ech familiar!

to the: questions they! Suly8 to" July. 21,. and ‘will cor ; “ ee

warm, tion for this co-operation; has: lightened.« and «made work of the enumerator ‘ple: ant. F

“Every? effort has been. made ensure,a_ complete: count: but

it is possible. that : :some: persons rifle. ‘handling. and firing, sporis and.

‘have been, missed. A who

suspects he has‘not been 1 eounted 43° reqnested. to: report -his 'per-| shronghou ‘manent address, his age: marital oughout,

ted: tours. toi-points of interest in addition, each cadet.,will receive at least one

status; and”: where, he’ was on hour-long flight: in an RCAF

June. ist: to. Ws

J. Cones: Commissioner,

Shee

» Excellent’, "messing - facilities have been . “provided for.-the cadets,. “ineluding night-time _| snacks .before ‘lights out, The sta-

=) tial ‘purpose’: ‘was ‘fade: ‘Thurs-

:| operate,

:| land, purchased “by the govern-

. mately half_an acre, rather: than

‘Air Cadets “Som

Mand’ dinsthe } ‘Heotr balan

Fall Fair Board. ars. Club: ‘Reports.

Representatives from‘a'num-

| ber of clubs and. organizations

reported to ‘the Fall’ Fair. Board at/itd last session “in, June. : : :

“Mr, Dunlop: Dalziel,’ repre- senting the AOTS, reported’ that

George ‘Atchison Resigns

From Village Commission |

Mr, George - “Atchison sub- mitted his resignation’ as’ Com- of” the Village of

area ‘be: ided -fo:

was.

day ‘by: Judge’A. .E, Lord in’ his on the in- of

"arr hour. on ae nights of the..7th. and=8th, Sugges ions on: holding’ this hour wate given by Mr.. il ‘Pitts. of

at*-the ‘last - regular meeting on - Monday. ie

The resignation, to! become effective July’ 1552 uwas:. made

urged the. lands ‘be: disposed - at in parcels ofa’ size-which would | ® permit . commercial: farms to

His: report..Thursday recom- mendeg half-acre divisions of the

ment’ yearsago when Doukho- bors refused 'to-pay: ‘off the mort- gages. ‘The: land: now is being ortered for sale, to..the’ Doukho-

LoliMr, Herridge, . Mee “is donat- ting a cup for - the handicraft

The Fall, Fair. Board” itself is ‘Having a memento cup for the flower section.

‘Waldie and. Mr.

Onions, representing Rotary, told

the). Board that their -organiza-

tion - planned ‘a. square ‘dance y nl

. R.

y by. Mr. ‘Atchison’s im- pending departure from . the district, : ae A-motion: to’ accept the re- signation ‘with deep .regret” was made by Comm. Harris, and carried unanimously. ca , Mr, Atchison,:-who«has ‘been oh, the Commission for. just over a ‘year, will move to Oliver, B.C. to take up’ a : Bgsition. ‘with -the Oi ‘Cr

fea the change" to, half from” ‘abt acre

pared. under ‘a ultimate’: Doukhobor sowners of 12]

quality of: “land and the Jarge | 28y. number. of ::Doukhobor: people, who- it | is: hoped, ; will: (want to settle . ‘as “ permanent ‘and secure occupiers of the former Doukho- ‘bor ‘lands. I. shall‘ ‘recommend

in my: final report /that the area be .subdivided ; and; offered . for} ® sale in parcels. each. of: approxi-| t

in the larger. parcels.”

-. \He.-said -the “half-acre © par- | cels ‘would -be -adequate for a dwelling and.'a’ “large: domestic | jgarden or. small. market garde.”

“| is hoped: to.’ be. finished ; for..the time | being. ‘The. heavy:; beams ang: arches. are ..due.'to. arrive about the: 8th of July and erec-

-will be: immediately -under- prey Volunteer. labour. --wilt again. be -required: for ‘sheating amd.-roofing and ‘all .the help possible will be greatly “appre: ciated.

A “thorough: canvass of the district is to. get underway very (shortly for funds to ¢omplete the «and, as much -of the

-)tion. hospital. -is manned: by -RCAF Soctars, nurs- e. and medical assistants.

ocal F E. Ladies ae. -Rossland Party,

e| | Install ‘New ‘Officers

A gran “time owas had by the: tadies of C who. at-

|| ducted: “a* short time ago.’ and

s| sults are

interior ‘of the ‘rink’ as’ is, possi- ble. A ‘survey canvass ‘was “con-

was not too‘ satisfactory ‘so- with ‘a complete. anvass, | better “re-

‘Cherber would: pyt..on -an in- teresting: fireworks display. .

“'Fall’ Fair’ books’ have been dist ibuted: by the Brownies and Cubs. Mrs. G. W.: “Anderson was in:

night

largest =; part. of the

taining: to: individual: field of. garbage, collection, : iwater

‘tice “has” been. suggested -by. the Village . Commission, and « the date mentioned was September 6, just before ‘the’'start of the Fall Fair. Mr. Kraft, the chair- man, had:some doubts; however, whether: this: could be: arranged in view of the many, unknown factors «involved.

‘The ‘Commissioon ‘set’ dates and times” for © several’: special meetings “to discuss“ water by-

mization © of ‘the public works: créw,?and other ‘matters. -

“A> request. for $11,000 ‘from: the school, board: as, school: tax- es-for the first half of 1956 was referred''to~ the Village auditor, .

to. be. paid on his-recommenda- tion

The , trades license | _by-law was! giver first, ‘second, and third: reading. The out change, in. the new. by-law: is'-a:

supply, and street’ i pr Mr. Harris, as head of ‘the ‘health and ‘welfare ‘committee, .was in-

:: charge ‘of. Membership ‘tickets ‘for the

: Boatd are ‘still available’ from

by the’ C i to pee a large number of point the “became so

They cost $1.00 each : and entit-, 1 ‘holder to a:seat;on the Board and free admission. Ad- mission “ for has

great, . that - Mr. Marels. aq

fesident: and non-resident ‘hawk- :

“T think its my. stime to. go on

a_ month's’ 40» Comm: ‘Cook; who

set at 50 cents; and* 16

a for ‘students; ‘while: pre- ol “children. will be admit- free of charge.

had just returned .after-. several weeks’ absence, The Commission- ers laughed lear VA z

Mr. ‘Harris ‘reported : that the

Lecal Credit: Union: Assets At $250,000.

The Castlegar’ Credit

the bottom’ of Main” Street to

the ae aor Theatre had] <3/ The’ G: been with of

has: more ‘thar a quarter-

;| dollars, in asscts, Mr. A.-W. Read

reported:

Union .convention | in - Victoria.

: The: convention ‘was.attended legates from every corner

and ‘Columbia. . They, :Te-

and guest speakers «from, -out-

side B.C. addressed.the ' delegates.

Credit Unions are a coopera-

thod, :. in “which

eir savings, the’

pool being used by members: as

@ modern version of a

credit: tion got “ started“ in Ger-

many: in “.1848,.* and. the: first

Canadian. Credit Union was

formed at Levis, ‘Quebec, in 1900.

is third in ‘assets and-mem- ership. among. the . provinces.

CHAMBER GOODWILL TOUR; -CANCELED: |. The proposed . Chamber of

‘by ‘the Committee Thi

P sent) compiling: a complete «re- cord’ of ‘the history. of’ the ‘Pro- ject “Society from its” beginning and: hope to have

tended the. Past: President's” party of’ the Ladies, ; Auxiliary, FB OF > at

‘and. Chaj had died the, ‘West

» ust put of ‘the blue", but were ‘so: charm “the “gountryside Di

his way, through

Cast gar, ‘P-'E,/ Ault’ of ‘ Torotito ‘had een in Mancouver and sent for the: installation. Corsag-| :

Those ‘who bain there, were Mrs. Newt N.

:, President, Mrs. ; and: ‘her: mother? Mrs, exe: presented -,with |:

ti ‘shortly. ‘This: record ciety and all members and~con-

and equipment. ..

uxiliary, Order:‘of ‘Eagles ; No. -3107,.. took Place on: ‘Thursday, June 21. ‘Those: in-office “for: the: new.

according Yo a letter’ received. by

“of

‘requested «that “the: Federal ‘Government : insist ‘on :a: full survey! of the Jumbo 1} Pass. Route befor approving: ap-

es were given ‘to Nelson; Presi- dent; ‘Mother, :; installing: Oiticer, ie!

funds tor ‘any. eoute, Ae

reply, said that hig--department is. ‘prepared to; accent the. recom- of: tl

with a

-ment’ for’ the-Rogers . Pass ; -route

‘fas: the: “shortest: ‘cpanctical =e

‘After. President ‘Mrs, EB. / ‘Ackerman took ;Al the chair :to finish the meeting.

wit “ready ‘for , a will show. all. plans “of the’ So-|'

Mr, 3... Macbeth : from VHA.)

Bouthesriern este Stated “that |-

The Deputy Minister, in n his t

Goodwill ‘Tour: up the: Lakes “has: “peen canceled, spol sald

en <r They sald no’ enough a tee bers had signed: up for the four: 1 :

ented “a. hundred _ differertt |’ halt

that the ste banks ‘be:

by a fire ‘engine was. a ee pera a eee e. fire

“fro: : jan additional - “pump: be!

and. kept (in ‘readiness. Comm. |} MacPherson ‘was’ entrusted ‘with making. inquiries at the’: C.M: & Se:

“A Gala Day: to “Gelebrate simultaneous: offi

Sa ent ottiog, and: tillage, of-

Waller Konkin Home From Hospital

. Bight-year old Walter Kon- who was injured ast week when “he

donors-’ are’ obviously not ’-from this. district: They ‘write: “We are .sorry.. not. to..be able to meet nee students personally

~+/aty this: tim

which time we would: like to’ -

a’ railway: torpedo, is back home seein from hospital and - doing well,

“The :boy, whose pi ents, Mr. and: Mrs," John* Konkin, were‘ in Vancouver at the . time .of.,the accident, was walking along the

tributions—both cash and‘ labour |

of the ‘NEWS, which we regret.

track, when he saw a strange: ‘dbject' .and started: to

throw. ‘stones at it. "The next). momi

t ‘it blew up in’ his. face. he .' suff

ion,” Day bathers ‘is rth, a” “favorite out-:|:

dj presenta - trophy. to... the’ school,;:.to be known: as the

James Tildesley Trophy.” <The letter continues: ‘Best wishes to'your whole fine school

seem to bea fine, happy group. “whole- somes athletic ‘lo ‘Avenouenae for the school’ ‘prizes have