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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, British Columbys:

_ THURSDAY, DEC, 6 1951

IN CHURCH.

every T
the Crossroads of the Kootenays"..
L. V. CAMPBELL
Owner, Publisher and Editor:
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Chudch,
Rev.::W., Lyall Detlor
Hileerheel to beheld in Com-
ry hall every 1st’ and 3rd
Bundy at 3pm. ,

Gospel

Sunday 10-11 am, Sunday
school classes for all ages. 11-12
am. Morning worship service.
Thursday 8 p.m. Bible study and
prayer. Come and hear what
the Bible has to say regarding
the Holy Spirit. Everyone wel-
come to Gospel Tabernacle. The
place. where God'a Word is ac.
cepted in its entirety. A

Castle Theatre

SAVE WITH
A Thuiftpass

FRIDAY -&

SATU RDAY

uw AN SERVICES

Services to be held in Angli-
can Church: every 2nd and 4th
Sunday at 3 p. m.

————<—_—_
, The United Church of Canada
Rev.; L. Clinton Johnston’ ns

* with 14 and Hanson of Castlegar ~

with 7. Castlegar, ‘Trail’ Motors
and Rossland. all have two wins .
and one loss, Merry’s Lumber-
men have yet to win. Castlegar
meet the Lumbermen on Satur:
day here in Castlegar,

In closing I would like to add”
that if games of this sort are go-
ing .to be played they cannot
expect to have the fans turn out,
for people’ pay their money to
see basketball not’ debates, -

First and third
son, 11am,” Second and fourth
Sundays, ' Kinnaird, 14:15.) a.m.
Castlegar 7:30 pm. Gospel sing ;
song,’7:15 p.m.

. ‘St Rita's Church:
Rev.. Joseph B. Barnes, ‘PP.
Second ‘Sunday in Advent.:Sun-
day Masses 8:30. and 11: o'clock
High Mass, Ci Satur:

%

Local ‘Association. ie
To Guide and.~
Brownies Meet

: The: ‘Local ‘ashociation to Guide

$4
day 1-2 and 7:30 p.m. Religious
Instruction Classes —. Saturday:
210:and 11. am. — “Sunday after

-first masg and 6:30 p.m. Friday,’

‘fs the First Friday :—' Evening’:
Devotions 7:30. . Daily, Mags 8”

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| uy LAMTARR- CAREY. ian | Sea Steotas 3
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Jn THREE Ga-Ga Guys,

Sunday, Monday ‘and ‘| ‘Tue!
evenings, at). 7:30. ed a ‘
Monday and -Tuesday 7: ‘an pie eeted! By!

y the ‘hostess, as-
— Feast of. sisted’ by. Mrs. Williams.

Mrs. C: Saunders
Speaks to

day Mass 10 o'clock,
ie Instruction,.Classes after, ..Sun-,
aay’ Mass. : ‘pridtitin’ Devotions
‘Wednesday, Thursday and: Fri-
- @ay, - December 12, 13: and 14.
Mass each morning at 7: 330. Eve- Waldle with 15 members and two
-ning Devotions at 7:30. Saturday, visitors pi resent

- Feast of the Immaculate Con: J

ception — A Holy. Day.: Mass
9 o'clock.

o'clock. Triduum Devotions), ve

o'clock... Satu!

o'clock...

sie
~ Bt Joseph's Chapel—Kinnalrd ~
Rev. Joseph B. Barnes, PP.

Second Sunday, in Advent. Sun-

——_———_.

Church ' Services

Sunday, December 9th, breaking
of Bread, 10 a.m. Sunday School j

+ 11:30 a.m.
. pm, with Mrs." We Dawes. as,
Tuesday, ui,

Gospel * Hour 7:30.

* vow
7 _"?

$150 PATRITE WED.

SHOWS AT 7 & ee

fered on the saterday. Evening Po

'

. Savage passions’
aflame in the {
. North Atlantic:

. hed

Club.

““nome of Mr. ‘and Mrs. ,A. Hop: -
land.

services:

‘of -bi

Religious R ob:

and met‘on

28th at the hom& of) Mra, C..
at King with nine, members pies:
en

«Mrs, - Burnham,.' ‘district .com-
misstoner, was present and “gave
sher. annyal:, report’ which: was
ery anteresting, Several ‘items
inces were discussed after ,

which’: delicious 5

W.I.

The Robson wil meeting was
held at’ the home. of Mrs, .R,

After the business, Mrs. | ¢.

Saunders of Castlegar,spoke on
the need of a hospital-in. Castle.
gar and district,

The: evening ended with an en-

joyable hour of reading. -Inter-
esting articles were read by
‘Mrs, .D., Carter, Mrs. .R.. Berry,
6 to .7. pm, hularen's Bible Mrs..D.” Magee and Mrs: ‘A

T
7:30, regular Bible. Oeuay at the

A ‘welcome awaits yout “at these .

To. Mr. and Mrs, L. W. York,
at the Trail-Tadanac Hospital on
‘November 30th, a son. Mrs. York
was’ the former Helen ‘Williams
of Castlegar and

_ SPORT TRAILS

“(By Len Waller) .;
wiGH SCHOOL - HERES

oie oe games at the’ “high -

school ‘are underway with’ house:

1 ,and. house, 3, winning |
first ‘games. -

House 1-Jed by Johnny "Ross | ;

upset house 2-in a low scoring
game which ended witha count
‘of 9 to 6. Ross picked up 7 of 4
the 9 points for the winners.
Reed .and Gabana had 2’ pole

~ each ;for the losers.

atby hate..<! :
‘treachery
violenc

a ya :

2 BUS

Gun Crazy.

Wr AT

7 & 8:30.

f with a ‘spark:

en
“Ming 12 point: effort’ led house.

3 to a 28 to 11 victory over
house 4. House 4 high scorer
was Zebroff with: 6. points.
CASTLEGAR DOMINOES
LOSE TO BOSSLAND : : :
The Rossland Royals | ran
‘roughshod * over “the Castlegar *
‘Dominces on Monday fora 54

to 26 victory in a game that:was -.

marred‘ by very poor’ refereeing.
’ ‘With. the ‘score: 11 to‘ 9 for’ the
Royals Ge Ge Forte and Rennie
Mitchell were thrown out ‘ofthe

game ‘by McKenzie. -It alkistart- :

ed ‘when ‘a: foul was, called on™
Forte when it- should have.-been -
on someone ’ ‘else. Forte. argued:
a little too*long and loud: and
_ was given the old heave'ho. Next:
_came® Mitchell with a f

“fourth onein 10 minutes. Rennie j

claims’.that- he has yet to touch

the‘ man but- nevertheless: he ©

argued to no avail as McKenzie
told him'to ‘go and shower.

‘At the half way. mark: Ross-
end Jed 19 to 11 but with Castle.
to 5 players includ-

. Sitting in

With The C.Y.O.
‘Two hew members, ‘Paul Zanet
and Brian Atchison, attended the
meeting of the :Catholic Youth
<Organization held in the rectory
after Devotions last Sunday eve-

ming.
A ‘question box has been intro-

duced and the answers \will: be
given 2 at each meeting, by Father

Barn

Paul Zanet entertained: the
gathering with selections on his
piano accordian while refresh-
ments were belng prepared. Gam:
es were also enjoyed..

CASTLEGAE SOCIAL

_ Mrs. ‘M. Dalton returned Sun-
day after spending a few days
in Creston.

@ Marshall and Goetting::who

pe not appeared in a game, the.-

Royals ran away with the Same;
‘but Castlegar put up a: good.

fight. The Royals capitalized on :

long passing and breakaways and
I might .also. add a few flying
tackles . that | McKenzie . didn't
‘see. .I guess McKenzie ran.out’
of. fouls for he only called’. about:
three in the’ last half.’

The high scores of the! game”
were Campbell of the Royals

Mr, J. Ulmi of Renata was a’
recent visitor’ at the home of
~" Mr. and Mrs. C, Brodman,

ie. Kirkendahl

Mrs, C, Kirkendahl, nee Helen:
Friesen of Renata, was honor
ed at.a surprise shower, which
was held at her mother’s home,
Mrs, H., Friesen. °

“Mra, Fred Delorme: and Mrs.
Angus, Hillestad were hostesses.

The guests were entertained by

the prideclect, Miss Ida Ulm!

and’ Miss Violet Friesen singing

a number of songs. Many useful ~

household gifts’. were received

and an enjoyable evening Was '

had | by all,
KINNAIRD, “B.C.

‘The reg:

- ular meeting ‘of the Kinnaird
United Church W. .A. was‘ held -

at the home of Mrs, © 5. ‘Fitz-
patrick -on Wednesday.

Mrs, Johnston reported on’ the
purchases for the manse saying

that curtains, window shades and

, Mnoleum:. had been: purchased,

oi Pala a rug: for the living. room.
-Flonored ‘at ‘Shower

Both: “she'“and Rev.’ “Johnson
thanked the ladies for the money.
voted for these items.’ A’. new

-visiting’ committee was drawn

up’ with: Mrs. N... Askew,, Mra.
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Sykora, |.Mra.
Wadey, Mrs. ‘Ball,

quist, “Mrs.” Shand. and| Mra.
Brownlie named, Mra, 1, Greene
wood will ‘look: after ...sending
cards ‘to ‘the sick. It was voted

provide a parapet fora ni
family “in the: community.

Next: meeting will be held at
the home ‘of Mrs, L. C.. John-
ston at ‘Castlegar, aw

Following the meeting refresh-
ments were served by. the host
ess, assisted by Mrs, 0. N, Am

Kew. 5 &

refreshments".

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band, tor. big recep.
e. firet time’ in‘ a. decane:

In ick essence, , inflation is too much money; ond too

ihe caren
Ottawa

Only by i 6 d

these doys, of dectsion, it
“exceed. those records.of the pe

a §. 8 221,000
65,682,000. ..
49,402,000.”
2 VW 699,000.

ducti ‘can the probl be eq

even more. important tha

44,532,000

“wor ‘years, ‘great as: they: have been.

Your sereinmeet is doing, and will do. ail it con to maintain ond. increase,

in whether.

a4 $21,004,000
isch dtthaha

~ $358,523,000
$358,523,000

\$247,949,000. . $628,903,000.”

‘our spinach.

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PURITY’ FLOUR, 24 Ib. bag.
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RAISINS, 4 Ib. bag...

PREMIUM CHOCOLATE, 8: 4

“ALBERTA HONEY, 4 lb. tin a3 .
MATO ETCHUE 31¢

“Every: day, is: Value Day at: our market,,
M dna we can ‘prove it! Try this test. j Make.
“all your, food Durchases here for one week, ;

)'ing buying: ‘here, - well, we just don’t know

total food bill to previous

Come i in. and try us today!

a lor.
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