CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 23,

Etectricat Contracting & Appliance Service *

ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE °
Box 397 — Castlegor, B.C. — Phone 4086 i

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Minto Chapter No. 79, ©O.E.S: will hold their Annual

Cancer Tea and Boke Sale in the Twin Rivers Hall,

Saturday, April 25, from 2:30 to 4: 30 Pim.

couver,

Tier,

BULLETIN BOARD’

This space will be provided free to clubs,

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lodges, etc. to advertise meetings, sales, teas, etc. —
Just phone your copy to the Castlegar News, at 3031.

A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE
ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE

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NABOB Baceciges

TURKEYS, grade Wy Whe wesc eee eee e eee teree

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Killough of Castlegar,

Mrs.. R. W. Cook and infant
‘son ‘are expected hame from the
Castlegar and District Hospital

on Friday.

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ORANGE MARMALADE, 48 oz.........2-+2-+-- 2+ 580
meg TE A ere
WIENERS, No. 1, Ib. ......ecceeeeceeereees 99G-

.. 49c

Mrs. A. Saunders received
word of the birth of a daughter,
April 15, in Grace Hospital,’ Van-
to her sonindaw and
daughter, Mr. ane Mrs,, J. Black:

‘Mr. and Mrs. Mac Aberdeen
and family of Calgdry, Alberta,
were weekend visitors in the

, Aberdeen is the

“BANANAS -
6 Ibs: ....

SUGAR
10 Ibs. ..

MARGARINE

So Fresh, 4 lbs. .....

GRAHAM WAFERS.
Christies, pkg. ......

FIG BARS, Weston’s

1 lb. pkg. 2 for ......

APPLE JUICE
Clear 48 oz...

TOMATO JUICE
Hunt’s, 48 oz. 2 for .

t

sees BBC.

_ 65¢

TOMATOES, Aylmer :
2

28 oz. tin

"CANADIAN CHEESE .

Kraft, 1 Ib. pkg. ....

MARSHMALLOWS

Asst., 3-jars’.-.

| Dewkist, 6 tins .
‘BUTTER, 1st Grade

PARD DOG FOOD
4 tins 2.

BACON, By the piece

SPARE RIBS

rare ec

Th eS: aa

'NALLEY'S RELISHES

CUT GREEN BEANS
:.... 99e

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9c.

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69c

9c

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: 29c ‘

BUY

’ One Pound

» ROOSTER COFFEE

REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

Genelle Mra, Horan

‘Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gergely
and Linda were weekend visitors
from Nelson, at the homes of
thelr parents, Mrs, Helen Gerge-
ly of Castlegar and Mr. and.Mrs.
V. Sorensen of Kinnaird,

Mr, and Mrs. Murray Rose
and family of Seattle visited
briefly at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. W. O, Devitt last week,
while enroute to Calgary, Alber-
ta.

Miss Corine \Kennedy left
last Friday for Coquitlam where
she will join her parents.

. Mr. K. Carlson, who was
with Inland Gas Co. here, has
‘been ‘transferred to Prince
George. .

Mr, and Mrs, R, Tweed and
family left for Vanderhoof at
| the weekend to take up residence
‘there,

Mrs, W. M. Smith is expect-
ed home from Summerland, Fri-
day, bringing with her, her child-
ren who have been visiting their
grandparents for the past few
weeks.

Mr, and Mrs, Les Atkinson
were called to Athabaska, Alber-

son's mother had passed away.

. Mr, and Mrs. R. Hunter and
Mrs, J. Gemmill left for Fort
McLeod, Alberta, on “Sunday to
attend the funerals of two uncles
of Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Gem-
mill. i
. . The Goodwill Circle of the
United Church met last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. A.
O. MeNiel, ‘with Mrs. W. Black-
well as co-host The

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DISTRICT:SOCI :

NOTES °*

‘.

Lay Hostetter - 7181
Mra. Kautman - 3227 §)
Mra, Johnson «5165

Kinnaird Korner

far to pick her up.

Mr, and Mrs, Barton Brown
and Mr, and Mrs, Monty Warner
spent the weekend In Spokane.
They enjoyed a visit with the
Stan Stevensons while there.

* Many happy returns to Pat-
ty Ann Bale whose fifth birth
day was. April 19; to her brother
Johnny who .was ten on the 20th
and to Norma Hominiuk, who
was seven on the 15th. A number
of Norma's school friends help-
ed her celebrate that day, while

the’ Bales ‘entertained: their. lit-
tle friends on Sunday afternoon.

Mr! and Mrs, H. J. Warner
and family motored to Slocan on

Sunday to visit Mr. Warner's a

father, Mr, R..G. Warner,
A district Association meet-
ing of the Rebckahs and Odd-

fellows was held in Slocan City §

on Sunday. Those attending from

here .and representing. the Kin- ;

garson No. 5, were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wisted, Mrs. M, A. Gordon and
Miss Isabelle Gordon.

weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Lucas and family” were
Mrs, Lucas’ sister, Mrs. “Pat Gra-
ham and ‘four children of Tah-
sis, BC.; also from Tahsis, Mr.
Irvine Lucas,
who plans to move his family to
this district as soon as the school | i
erm is finished. The Grahams |§
have since returned to
home.

Colville on Tuesday for a short — :
visit with. her daughter Mrs Don =
Hiser and children.

, "3 NEW BOXY SHAG CARDIGANS .

were Sunday
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Higgins in. Fruitvale.

had been visiting her daughter
and son-indaw, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Howden in Seattle, returned
home recently’ via Coulee City,
Mr, Smibert having motored that

ta, by the news that Mrs. Atkin-|

Mrs. John. Westerlund and

daughter, Dianne, left Sunday |§
for.a holiday with the former's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. P. Wasy-
lik at Vernon,

agai to all makes of TV's,
- radios and phonographs.
Doaler for RCA Victor.
Applications. for TV cable hook-
ups made here,
i “Years of experience is our guarantee
~~ of dependable service’.

ELECTRONIC SERVICES.

‘Relatives arriving on the

Elmer's brother,

thelr

Mrs. T. Fourt motored to

‘Mr, and Mrs? H. Briggeman

visitors at the Biege — White — Blue — Coral

M.& Liat ....- cece eee ee $1295
THE SACONY LOCKET BRA

that closes in front — ire Broadcloth

Priced at

Mrs. Powell Smibert, who

$2.50

LONG LEG PANTIE GIRDLE
with garter cover up in power ‘net

“At. . . $6.95

NOTICE

° BATHING SUITS

al period was led by Mrs. Me-
Niel and Mrs. Peachy read an
article.on B.C. Indian missions.
The booster prize was won by
Mrs. .D. M. Wallace and an in-
teresting’ game was enjoyed -be-
fore the’ serving. of refreshments
which brought the meeting to
a close.’ ~

Dr. G. Sumner is attending
the convention for Naturopathic

in Burnaby this weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pye of

Lillooet ahd Mrs. T. Blackbor-

ough returned last week from
Red Deer, Alta, where they as-
sisted in the celebration of their
parents 68th wedding anniver-
sary.

Robson Socials

Mr. and Mrs. C,. Loveland
and family of Spokane were the
weekend guests of Mrs. Love-
land’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Waldie. i

Mr. and Mrs. J. Raine ac:
companied.by Miss Barbara Mar:
tiny motored to Vancouver “Fri-
day for the ‘weekend. On return-
ing Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Raine
will have thelr daughter, Miss
Mildred Raine’-with them: Miss
‘Raine is attending -UBC and will
be.-teaching, in the district for
awhile, .. :

‘Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nesmith
of Trail were out te their. sum-
'wner home for a few days.

‘Mr, and Mrs. H. Grummett
and son ‘Bob -of Brilliant, ‘left
Monday afternoon ‘for a few days,
in Spokane and Vancouver.

Physicians, which .is’ being held ||"

Sprinkling Regula-|/} oy Shades, sixes 12 to 44 .. |. $5.95 -

eine Bylaw No. 76
Fe ote Netcck vex ||| COTTON SKIRTS, size 10.- 20°.
Priced at . $4.95 to $7.95

T0 CLEAR - 20 % OFF

The Following Water Res-
trictions Will Be Enforced
REVERSIBLE JACKETS
+ ee Regular Price $8: 95

SPRINKLING ALLOWED
Also Cotton renee an Pastel Shades

‘6:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon

- $1 2.35

4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
DAILY:

We Therefore Request That
Every User Comply With
Water Regulations Which
Specifies Only One Sprink-
ter To Each Service Con-
nection.

Kinnaird
Village
Councit

TURKEYS, grade A eviscerated, Ib. ......... 49e
ROASTING CHICKEN, oven ready, Ib. .:.... 45¢

LEG ROASTS, end cuts Tbs eee eons BBS
“centre cuts, Ib. Sa rn hee

SHOULDER ROASTS, Ib. .......+--.-++--- ++» 38¢

‘BEEF red and blue Tabel-

ROUND STEAK ROASTS, lb. SRE fo ea ie wes :15e
RUMP ROASTS, Ib. Pees i gledes on EER
SIDE BACON, economy | ‘sliced, Ib. pkt. eid

‘Gasllegar Hospital Improvement District
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
TO BE HELD AT 8 P.M., APRIL 30, 1959, AS FOLLOWS:

CASTLEGAR
Anglican Parish Hall, to ‘recelve the auditor's report and
elect one trustee to a etAiC ene Village. |

KINN: o
Kinnaird Improvement eS cea to recevie the auditors
report and elect one trustee lone the Village of Kinnaird.

BOBS
Robson Church Hall, to ecelve t the auditors repo:
Persons qualified ‘to vote are Canadian citizens Eno
years of age or.older. and, who are land owners
agents as described in: the: +Letters.;Patent of the
District. | -

“A, HE: Culley, secretary.

ospital

Leslie Waldie Won K.P.
Speaking Coniest

Leslie Waldie took top hon-
ours at the Knights of Pythias
Public Speaking Contest held
last Friday ‘night in the Twin
Rivers Hall.

Contestants had to speak on
thelr."Favorite Character In His-
tory” and Leslle chose, John A.
MacDonald. He won the KP.
local ‘cup for the second year in
the Senior section.

Maueen Lambert came sec-

on Abraham Lin-

“v. Celumnbia Co. st Ont,

Give “Him the Warmth

nd Comfort of
“Liquid

Surishine’’-

FOR YOUR OIL BURNER, SPACE

HEATER AND STOCK WATER HEATER

Use CO-OP Heater Fuel

@ It makes all the hydrocarbons burn... helps eliminate

smoke, soot and fumes.

®@ Protects your equipment against rust and corrosion... keeps

damaging motsture suspended in solution.
@ Protects. against clogged filtera and plugged lines.

piscUSS YOUR HEATING PROBLEMS
SWITH YOUR CO-OP MANAGER.

Brilliant
Castlegar Co-operative Retail Society, Castlegar
Cc ive Ti Society, Castle-

ative Retail Society, Ross-
land i ;
Rossland Co-op . 1 " eins 82
land ; j tet E

Society, Ross-

Annoble and Warfield’ Co-operative Transportation
Society, Worfield

ile Cacti 5

“Society, Genelle :
i Sockatye. Fruit-

Be Trail

ond

coln.

In the Junior section Tanya
Charters won the K.P. shield and
spoke on Benjamin Franklin.
Donald Sperry was. ‘runner-up

on Theodore

Judges for the evening were
M. B. Dalton, Mrs, L. Lakeman
and E. H. McGauley.

There was a very good at-
tendance this year and all en-
“‘Joyed the lovely refreshments
served by the Pythian Sisters.

|\any Guests At AOTS

Civic Affairs Night

‘The Castlegar--and District
AOTS Club held their "Civic Af-
fairs Night” Jast Friday and
chairman Elmer Kraft welcomed
ue special guests; Dennis Brook.

Mowbray. E

Mr. Brookes ‘gave an interest-
ing talk on the aims and ideals
of the organizatidn he represent-
ed. The Chambers field of oper-
ation, he said, concerned mostly
matters which influenced the
economy of this area, The cham-
bers main purpose is to help
make our a better

‘of the C
and District Chamber of Com:
merce; John Williams, represen:
ting the Castlegar and District
Hospltal Society; George’ Carr,
the Castlegar Village Council and
Charlie King, School District No.
9 (Castlegar), Other guests were
A. S. Nelson, D. Quite and _V.

HEARING

INVENTION
Praised By
America’s No. 1

ERLE STANLEY GARDENER
Erle Stanley Gardener, creator
of famous Perry Mason stories
writes: “This is to Iet you know
that Iam very pleased with the
way my OTARION LISTENER

is performing.

I think more people s should real-
ize the extent to which recent
scientific discoveries can help in
restoring lost hearing, just as
glasses can sharpen dim vision.”
If you have difficulty hearing in
group conversation, write for 36
page booklet that tells you how
an OTARION can re-
store your ability to hear again.

‘place in which to live, and this

endeavor either directly or indi-

rectly usually concerns our econ-
‘omy.

Mr. Carr stated that a wat-
er bylaw was now being proces-
sed and that-a public meeting
would be held at a later date to
discuss the bylaw in detail with
the ratepayers. “

Some interesting points not-
ed by John Williams, represent-
ing the Castlegar ,and District
Hospital Society were the nurs-
ing shortage, difficulty in staf-
fing the X-ray department and
that the C.M.&S.-Co. donates ap-
proximately $1,200 worth of oxy-
gen a year to the hospital,

Charlie King ‘explained the
reason for increase in the schi
mill rate andthe School Board's
meetings ith the two Village
Councils.

Dan Gilroy extended a vote
of thanks to Mr, Williams and
to all the directors who worked
with him on the hospital board

.| for their services to the commun.

ity. |

John Dalziel, chairman o
the Programme committee than:
ked the speakers. for: making
thelr “Civic Affairs Mgnt" sucl
a, success.

Minto Chapter Busy
With Dressings —
2400 Made In Year

Minto Chapter, No. 79, Or-
der of the Eastern Star, Castle-
gar has had a. very. busy year,
in the work of its can-

INSTITUTE FOR
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Without cost or obligation, please
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ORARION, 18 COLUMBIA

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MARGARINE, Parkay, _
2 Ibs. ..-.......-- 69e

BLEACH, Javex, ;
‘Half Gallon veg ew es. SB ee

MILK, 2 tins ear
“TOMATO JUICE,

RELISHES, Nalley’s asst.,
-3,.12 oz. tins i
BUTTER, Ib.

tins........ 99c
Sete des 680"

DOG or ‘CAT FOOD,
_ Tin

A re eee

(
. TEA BAGS, Blue Ribbon, :

| application made by the attend.

cer Station which is one of its
main projects.

This year over two hundred
dozen dressings havt .been made
and the majority of these have
been used in this district.

-The work is done in the
Twin Rivers’: Hall where : the
members work twoidays a mon,
th. Minto Chapter is very grate-
ful to the Twin Rivers Improve-
ment Company for letting them

‘have the use of the. hall for this:

purpose, ~

These dressings are free to
home patients suffering: with
cancer and may be obtained ,on

ing doctor.

A cancer tea sponsored by
Minto Chapter will be held. in
Twin Rivers’ Hall, Saturday, Ap-
ril 25th, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
All proceeds go towards mater-
jal for ‘dressings and Cancer Re-

CAIL — To Mrs, Anna Call and
the late Robert E. Call, April 13,
a son, in the Vernon Jubilee Hos-
pital.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 23,1959

POTATO CHIPS, 3 pkgs.
JASPER BUTTER, Ib.
GOOD LUCK MARGARINE, 2 Ibs. 59c
JAVEX BLEACH, 64 ox. 5
KOOL-AID, 5 pkgs.
ASST. COMBS, 3 for :.
CHEESE, 2 Ib. box ..

A Rolls 49c

te
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PURE LARD, 2 Ibs. ...

INSTANT PET MILK ...
COFFEE:MUGS, 2 for
PLAIN OLIVES, 9 oz. jor
TOMATO SOUP, 2 tins

FARMER'S Wi!

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PUREX

2 Dozen 95c

“farm fresh”

‘WHOLE or HALF SHANK

Fancy Bologna 3S
Ayrshire Sausige :

Genuine Polish Ringe.

ONLY 2 Q¢

Ib. 35¢
lecteeeeeeees Ib, 35¢

Spring Produce

En een Mc cnn ce

LETTUCE

2 heads woes. GC

_ BANANAS

Bibs, ......... 85¢

FANCY IMPORTEDAVACADOS

FRESH MUSHROOMS,

2 for 29¢

SWEET ‘SPANISH <

per basket 49¢
ib. 24c

. “, Cucumbers — Gréén Onions — Peppers — Broccoli

wink, VT& c &D
BABY: FooUs, Gerbers, 6 for .... 65¢

es

secenainencece! har

- 48 oz., 2 for ...... 65c © 100’s -..........., 85e

McCormick’s pgk. :> 29c

CAKE MIXES,
R. Hood Femalyy: 3 for 99c

; —NO WHERE but BOB’S for Quality and Value—
‘cook — To Mr. and Mrs. V. . . é
Cook, April 17, a son.

BONDEROFF — To Mr, and Mrs.
Mike, Bonderoff, April 18,
daughter,

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

| WE ARE AGENTS FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY: & DRY CLEANERS |_| corner eth and. Green, apply E

CENTRAL TRADING [= ee

O. Walker, phone 7661. 116/ -
“We Reserve The Right To Lacie Quantities — Phone 3093

FOR SALE — 14' plywood boat,
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at 69c
and get another one for

Only. beter eee ete, Ae :

: * SNAPSHOT CAMERAS
STORE HOURS: 9-to 9 DAILY: ‘EXCEPT MONDAY, "12 NOON, 75e-A WEEK will get you a

CUT-RATE. GROCETERIA alcicae

for the summer. holidays. ,
KINNAIRD, B.C... Ral: 326! |.

GARLIC RING, Ib... 2.22.05.

39c ;
SAVE NOW FOR... i : : wees APPLES, Winesap Fancy, WAX PAPER,
HOLIDAY - MARGARINE, SOLO, Ib... .-se-ses esse sss Be ee ee

GN _||]}. ROVER DOG or CAT FOOD, tin ....6 5.00.85 27 _ = = ne a aa icta a toma gaa ee eg
SUGAR, granulated, 10 Ib. bag .:.. 56. 0:...-.- it : ae : 7 7

JAVEX BLEACH, 64 02, ....00).60e-e0te esse Ble

(Co-op Refail Store

Ath, AVE, AND PINE ST..

pie aaa ok sipkatee

GARDEN TOOLS, 3 pes. .... 89¢
BEACH ‘SLIPPERS, pair .... 89c
GARDEN SEEDS, 10c, 15¢, 20c

ROSE BUSHES:—
39c each
“with every $5.00 order’

flbregiassed bottom, with 30
HELP. ‘outboard, phone 4471 or
2441, 316

=5/FOR SALE — 2 lots in Robson,
apply Lion's Head Store near
Ferry. © 316 | Eyl

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