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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

: a January 22, 1953 :

One Canadian family in eight
has four or more children,-Quick
Canadian Facts,

Canada and the United States]

have been at peace for 138 years.
-Quick Canadian Facts,

K.R.C. ANNUAL MEETING -

Postponed To

Tuesday, January 27th

‘“ There was ne Quorum present (it Tuesday making it
to post ti

¥

PLEASE

_ KRC Members of Gatien: Kinnaird
and Robson

ATTEND

*. Mrs, M, Musselman left on Fri-
day for Williams Lake where she
will make her home, :

Mr. and Mrs. M. Flynn and
twins of Calgary, left for home
after spending a month's holiday
with Mrs, Flynn’s parents, Mr,
and Mrs, W. T. Waldie,

ROBSON W.I. COMMITTEES
APPOINTED FOR YEAR it
Mrs. Herb Johnson was voted
honorary member of the year in
recognition of the work she has
done for the Institute, at a meet-
ing of the Robson W.I. at the
home of Mrs. W. T. Waldie.
‘With’ Mrs, R. Berry presiding | ;
and 17 members and one visitor
present, the meeting was opened

ig ag Ig RI A
ROBSON NEWS:

RASTLEGAR
SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
a a ce a ae

PHONE 3031

George King, Trail, was a
weekend visitor at\the home of
his mother Mrs, M, King, Castle-
gar. He was accompanied by his
wife's mother, Mrs, Rourke, from
Sask. ’

: Mr. and Mrs, C, . Hermon,

daughter-in-law,
Gus ‘Leitner is In Vancouver on
business,

‘Mr’, C, Lundgren fias returned!
tome from Mater icowdine’
Hospital, Rossland,
Mrs,
coast Points.

N. Bystrom is visiting at,

A Canadian department’ store f* "7
sales dollar breakdown shows that ff -

18 cents goes for wages, Next big-
gest item is 14 cents fr taxes.

Miserit |

INSURANCE
PHONE 4341 ©

“MUIRHEAD
‘AGENCIES :

/ FIRE, AUTOMOBILE
AND CASUALTY

Trail, were Visitors at the home’
of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Williams
Sundey evening, \

ir. W. Rigby is a patient in
Shaughnessy Hospitaly Vancou-,

“Nir. and Mrs. D. Magee are in
New York with their son and

with the WL ode, F
adoption of the minutes, the fin-
ancial report was given by the

f

Armstrong's Linoleums

New Smart Imported Patterns
‘AT ‘A NEW LOW PRICE

$ 2 " 0 0 Per Square ard

ARNSTRONG’S PRINTED LINGLEUMS
All New Stock

REXOLITE

The New Plastic Linoleum

$1.25 Per square Yard
WEST'S

~wwwowowwewewewoeweewoeweeweeeseeeweeee

secretary » Mrs, Stewart |'
Grant.

food parcel next month to the Mt.
St. Francis home at Nelson.

Mrs, W. L. Wright gave a com-
prehensive and thorough report
on the Christmas School party.
The president appointed new
committees as follows:

Auditors, Mrs. D. Magee and.
Mrs, W, Kennedy; Home Econo-
mlis, Mrs, J. Scott and Mrs. W.
Campbell; Welfare, Mrs. S. Grant
and Mrs. A. Woodrow; Agricul-
ture, Mrs. W. T. Waldie; Educa-
tion, Mrs. W. L, Wright, Mrs. R.
T, Waldie, Mrs. S. Humphries;
Public Health, Mrs, J. Raine;
Cemetery, Mrs. O. B, Ballard;
Brownies, Mrs. 0. B. Ballard;
Cubs, Mrs. Duncan Carter; and

The meeting decided to send a

IN CHURCH

Anglican: Church

Kinnaird — 9 a.m. and 4 p.m,
Castlegar — 11 a.m.

Robson — 7:30 pm; Fellowship
hour 8:30 p.m.

The United Church
Of Canada

Castlegar —

10:30 a.m. — Sunday School.

7:15 pm, — Hymn Song and

Service of Worship.

Kinnaird —

Every Sunday. at 12:30, Service

of Worship.

Rebson —

First and Third Sundays at

Mrs, R. .T. Waldie; C
Boxes, Mrs, Porter,
The next ‘meeting is to be hela

in February.
Refreshments were served by!&
Mrs, J. Raine and Mrs, J. Scott.

New Resident Greeled -
With Novelly Shower -

Mrs, Jim Corbett, wife of Jim
Corbett, CaStlegar , elementary
school teacher, was, welcomed to
Castlegar with a surprise novelty
shower at the home of Mrs. Tom
MeGauley.

A. EREMENKO.&

Dept; Storé-& Deep Freaze Lockers
Don’t: Miss .These JANUARY BARGAINS

_(0.,

soe

were 26 ladies, all
elementary and high school teach-
ers or wives 4 eee School

évening' ‘were. shelve
orange ‘crates, filled with prize
home canning donations from
each guest along with a favorite
recipe. The.: guest of honor also

MEN’S
Gabardine Coats
& Biltmore Suits
Reduced by 259,

Men’s Dress

‘ Shoes
Good Leather Oxfords .
Brown and Kk

$5.95 & $7.95 or
SHOES _ Ladies and

> Childrens
Oxfords & Pumps
$1.95 Pair

Special Lot $4.95 pair

Ladies’ ''
Overshoes
Velvet, Low and Cuban
Hee!

$4.95
Ladies’
Winter Coats
Reduced by 259%

. Special Lot .
. 13.95...

-Lailies’ Dresses
Reduced by 25%

. Special Lot: .
$8.95 and $9.95

Men’s Sport
. dackeis .
Pure Wool $6.95.
‘Work Jackets
Plaid ‘Wool $8. 95

. Men’s Pants:
; | Grey - ool
“Fi lannel
$6.95 =
Worsted $7.95

Children’s
Winter Goats.
Reduced by 25%

Snow Suits, Wool
1 Piece — $4. 95
2 Piece - — $6.95

Skirts
2 to 6 yrs. $1.95 |}:
8 to 10.yrs. $2.95 i:
- Ladies’ ‘Skirts
‘Gabardine’ "$3.95:
Wool $4.95
Sweaters:
Pullover and *
Cardigans . $3.95. |}

OUR MEAT DEPT.
PORK RIBLETS, fresh, 2 Ibs. ..
PORK SHOULDER ROAST, Ib. . 49c
GROUND BEEF, fresh, Ib... ....
SAUSAGES, commercial, Ib. i ore
LAMB CHOPS, loin, Ib.
BALOGNA, sliced or Piece, , Ib.

Prices Effective Jan. 23 ‘and 24

. 25c

49c
39c
. 89c
. 39c

d a pair of sheets, and two
pillow cases presented by Miss
Beth /McKinnon on’ behalf of
those present,

Games were played with Miss
Muriel Stuart and Mrs, Wm.
Shkwarok in charge. The

at the home of Mrs, E. Ballano |’

a Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.

St. Rita’s Church.

Sunday Masses = 8:30 and 1]
o'clock,

SULT S-AL-E

"REGAL "CLOTHES.

: 10-PER CENT. DISCOUNT,

On All Factory Made-To-Measures Suits

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER

FOR YOUR .

——Sprung Sat-—
Come In And.See The Many
LOVELY SAMPLES

LEITNER'S

LIMITED :

Sunday devotions — 7:30 p.m,

ig al

St. Joseph's Chapel

Suhday Mass, 10 a.m.

“Gospel Hour
Twin Rivers Hall
Every Sunday — Breaking of
Bread 10 am.
Sunday School -— 11:30 am, -
Gospel Hour — 7:30 p.m,

Community’ Bible
Bs - \Gentre. 4
PS énéminational
” Sunday“ school, Sundays at 11

a.m. Classes for young People of
all 1 ages.

Men's and Boy’ Ss.

s

‘BOOTS and OXFORDS
- Black Kid Dress Boots For Men And
uStardy School Boots For. Boys :

With Leather, Neolite and
Neocork Soles -

. See the wide selection at

»Maddock’s Shoe Store

All Prices — All Sizes

eens

gs Service, 330
pm. .A service for the pi

Above service in the Legion Hall,
Prayer and Bible Study, 'Thurs-
days, 7:45 p.m. and Young Peo-
ple's Fellowhip, Fridays, 7:30
P.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs,

ary school prachers were host+
esses, “ge!

Fred E, Ave.
All ‘are cohaieay ‘invited ‘to
these services,

and Mrs. Henry ‘Schellenberg,
Castlegar, .at Kootenay Lake

son,
PRICE — To Mr. and Mrs, Ken
Price, Castlegar, a daughter, in
Cranbrook General Hospital, Jan-
uary 22, |

‘| Presbyterian Church *

_SCHELLENBERG | — To Mr.i1

General Hospital, January 20, ‘ar.

Services in the Church every
Sunday at 11:15 am.
D. A. MacKellar, =

ATTENTION”

Any Cash Purchase over $1.00 made before’ February
15 will give you an opportunity on a $10

MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE

~ MADDOCKS _

‘SHOE STORE

PHONE 3641. .

Full Gospel Service

(in Coronation Hall)
Co-Workers — Misses ‘J, Pen-
noyer and F. Clemo.

a.m,.— Sunday School,
We 20 Pp. .m. — Evangelistic,
Jesus Christ, the same yester-
day, today and forever.’ 2

Lutheran Services

Services to be held in Anglican
Church every second and fourth

Bulletin:

Board

‘This Bulletin Board

Advertize their M
‘Functions. ©

34

is for the free use of

. Organization of Castlegar and District to

leetings and Social .

Phone Your Announcement To”

Al

| * A Free Service to You By Your

Friendly Insurance Agency

Cyril

Oe

LIMITED

PHONE 3441

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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Bm:

(Robinson. and Bradley)
» PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 23 — 31

Bee Hive Baby Wool _ > ue :
3° Ply Balle nese tee ene 39".
Bee Hive Scotch Fingering :
3° Ply,-One Oz. Skein .......-. 39c
+ WOOLETTE, 36” Width » 5
~ Assorted Patterns, yd. . vee. 59 §
2 Stanfield" ALL WOOL’ ‘SOX, . | 89¢
MEN’S QUILTED JACKETS | . $10.95 §
+’ DOESKIN SHIRTS. }'..........--- $2.89

ic
Kinnaird Do ae NEWS. BRIS

¥ |cinns of the village commissioners

DISCOUNTS ON ALL WINTER ¥

Slaters of gousoff, Inner Guard;
a Fee ae oatalie in office \fon, outer guard; Harry Sommers, Bradford, guard.

Chairman Vic Jenks’ p
inaa over ‘wavs and means of
~hortening the bi-monthly —ses-

hare‘ frult: Monday evening ‘when
) tthe board managed to wind-up &
normal agenda of. business by

mander}

were

in ceremonies held in the Twin
Rivers Hall reecntly.  "

For the Knights, Vie
was Anstatled as Chancellor, Com-
Walter Marken,

Joe Thiel, trustee. .

chancellor; John Sherbiko,

Deputy Grand Chancellor . and

oo iH tto ‘Walker, Master of biko, secretary; Mrs. H. A, Som-
GP. : And Sisters Worker George Santano, gecre- mers, treasurers es. He Tantle,
. Earl LeRoy, financial secre- Excellent Senior; Mra. ,
nstall Officers ae Colin Proecr, Treasurer; H. Excellent ‘Junior; Mrs. ° L. ty
‘Phe 1953 officers of the Knights; Schulte, Master-at-arms; J. Der- Grunerud; Manager;. Mrs. Gj

W.' John-.Horne, protector" and. Mrs, N.

vice-

Pre- ‘Cook, post Chief; Mra J Sher-

| ‘Mrs, G. Santano was Installing
as Most @llent officer for: the Pythian Sisters
Chief for the Pythian Sisters, was ceremony, assisted by Mrs. G. H.
Mrs, V. Jones swith Mrs, R, V.. Wanless and Mrs, N. Andreachuk,

> 10:30 p.m.

Among the business dealt with
were the following items.
3/ ‘Two building permits totalling
+|$900 were approved, as was one
trades licence to Trail. Electric
for electrical contracting _ here. |
> The permits approved were. to
Peter P. and John P. Horecott,

and to Mrs, H. Gergely for com-
pletion of an upstairs, $400. .

Victoria is. being advised: that
the Village office wishes ‘to dis-

Eo ‘OOTWEAR AND CLOUBING

S*|continue issuing ftish'and game

bv. AK AR ry. Ms moohtf sabres angel
= = = = . Public - Works ‘commissioner
, “w)| Bert reported that

“ARE YOU HAVING
‘MOTOR TROUBLE?

We guarantee a First-Class Recon
Job on your Car Motor. :

a9 8

It is not necessary for you to send this
work out of town when ve have expert

_ the motor of nae make of car. :

\
REMEMBER

Arrow Motors Ltd. |

CASTLEGAR, BC. PHONE 2251

Pattee’ machines are at present
gravelling village roads, includ-
ing Fifth Avenue and the Shew-
chuk subdivision.” Some’ snow-
plowing has also been done.

‘It was decided to relax the
rule of no more custom work for

and rent the machine and one
truck for one .day to put in
enough fill between-the Eremenko
Department Store and the village
office, that the fire escape may
be reinstalled.

heating system in the Village of-

It is proving very satisfactory. -

It was announced that there are
twe. vacancies on ‘the Parks
Board, The term of C. Petts has
expired and Mr. Taylor has re-
signed.
Board ‘Commissioner, said he

ments at’ the next - meeting.

appointed civil defence officer for
Castlegar replacing J. R.. Elliott
who resigned recently.

dustry in Canada produces goods
valued at more than $200,000,000
'a year. 3

construction of a $500 bathroom, |,

the village bulldozer for one day |.

The recently installed hot air|*

fice and fire hall, was approved.|

David Campbell, Parks} .~
would announce new -appoint:| ..

David .Campbell was officially |’

“The expanding canned food in-|

0 pha fare.

Once standard equipment in a cotton mill, ie od spine ee
ning “mule” has long since gone by the

Dominion Textile’s manufacturi~y Taipaers is now
among the most moderni in the wor.d. Machinery houshe

lp

by our 7,239

Otp tree sriaino “auLE”

(94.7 of them C:

us to turn out top quality goods and provide jobs for
the 12,500 Canadians working i in our plants,

But equipment improvements, auch as replacing the
mule, aren't everything. We have our troubles trying to -
compete with the products of ‘other countries which pay
lower wages. In Japan and India, for instance, wages

run about 15 cents an hour, while we pay, well over a

dollar an hour.

4 t
TET EN ED

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“DOMINION. TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED

emia oe Toh fietins™ ve Products

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] ae Meat, Flour and Feed
HONE 131 - - Locker Storage Plant KINNAIRD, B. C.

~ Specials: January, 23th and 2th

- Butter, Ib. .

~Wabob Coffee 1b.

7 | Hai: Tomas

2801 ee

ae STEAKS, |

SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib. ..-
POT ROAST BEEF, tb. vetcee nesses 2 BOC
PRIME RIB ROAST, Ib, .......-.:-- Tie

FRESH. PIGNIC. SHOULDER, —
lb. wteyeseceeeee Abe.

SAUSAGE, “Small, -

“LOIN PORK CHOPS, . Ib...

PORK SPARE ASI Ih

ZY MEAT.

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vanwecend ce ASS

di
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ae Deine)

ee 1UY. 5 LAKES. Regular,

Seen Sarees

FANG PINK ‘SALMON, 1/’s, .....'
MALKINS PORK.& BEANS, 2 for . :

~ PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP, 4 for ....... 28

- ROBIN HOOD GAKE MIX & Mixing Bowl . . 99c

2 for ..

SPUDS, 100 Ih, hag oneedaeNstusiees $4.50,
we
ORANGES,’ 2 Ibs. .......

CELERY, ‘Fresh,

oral tube’
TURNIPS,
CABBAGE, .
LETTUCE,

rane eee
Ihe eee eces eee ch eccese. 186

q ".-BALLARDS GAT & DOG FOOD, 2 for... 27¢ BANANAS, Ib .....---seeeeceseres 230
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