‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb, 3, 1966

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Avo.

Pastor: Rev. R. K. Webb
Phone: 365-5212
Services

Sunday:

9.55 a.m, Sunday School
11.00 Wo.
7.30 pm.

BAPTIST CHURCH

. Pastor D. Reeves, B. Th.
Ph. 965-7175

Across Fighvay, sancde from

Buffet Luncheon
At Parish Ladies

Social Evaning

The ladies of St. David's
arish held a social evening
ednesday, Jan. 26, in the un-

dercroft of the church.

Several games were enjoy-

ed by the ladies and prize win-
ners were first, Miss Penny Gib-
son, second Mrs, J. Robinson and
consolation prize winners Mrs.
N. Fishwick and Mrs. T. Lam-
pard.

The evening was brought

to a close with a buffet luncheon,

Brownies Visit
Castlegar News

Brownies and leaders of the
let Castlegar Brownie Pack vi-
si

W. Wright
like : Lay ne ard
38 were shown the

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sandays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C, Clark

type-setting processes by shop
foreman. Rene Brodman and
watched four. pages of that
wook’s newspaper being print

Jack White's
FIELD & STREAM

GLENMEBRY USED FURNITURE ©
3194 Highway Drive In the Millar and Brown
Building, Trail, Phone 364-1822

_ WE-BUY AND SEDI HgEn FlIRMITURE

In preparation for our an-
nual deer count I took off with
number two son, John, on a
small Ski-doo, while Joe Fodor
and Wilf Peterman rode a larg-
er model. We headed ‘South
from Ootischenia towards Trail,
in hopes of jumping a few coy-
otes, but had a real ball on these
new modern versions of the
old snowmobile.

doo canted ‘over a bit and J. P.
wound up in three feet of snow
and loved every minute of it.

t- | It is much like riding a fast sail
boat, whereby you lean in the oth
ite direction

GRACE :
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird .
Minister: Rev. Howard Kerr

Phone 265-8202

AFGSTSLIS CHURCH

School hour

— Sunday

blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Centre

11 am. MORNING WORSH!
7.30. pam, EVANGEL

Phone 365-5884
All Welcome

Rev. C. Stone, Minister

10 am.
2

PP to which your
machine is tilting. Once you get
the hang of it it’s a tremendous
lot of fun.

10 a.m. Class for
(age 18 and up)

11 a.m. Morning Worship,

Church School, Nursery

1p | everyone.

_A warm welcome is extended to | P

four of them goin
count,

THE SALVATION ARMY
(11 Pine Street)

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
8 am. Holy Communion
11 a.m, Holy, Communion
7.00 pm. Evensong ~

— Sunday School

11,00 am. — Holiness

% > _Meeting

7.30 pm. — Salvation

Meeting

Wednesday 3.45 p.m. — Girl's

5 Club (age 7-12)*

8.00 Pa — Bible Study

Thursday 10.00 a.m. — Ladies’

Home League*

Friday 8.00 pan — Youth

roup (age 13-35)*
‘held at 363 Main Street

Phone 365-7112

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 365-8337
Rev. Frank Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 31.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m.

9.30 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

” uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

Castlegar — Sunday School

KINNAIRD
‘GENELLE

Phone 365-7814"
Rev. Don Faris

WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11 a.m.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School
Grade 1 to 9 — 9.45 a.m.
Age 3 to Grade 6 —

it am.
Genelle Church School —
9.45 a.m. ‘ 4

Sunday 9:45 am. — Teen Bible t
Study®

water,

that’s how it goes.
I attended the annual meet-
ing of the Trail Rod and Gun
r I saw the advert

doesn’t help either.

The newly-elected slate of
officers under the able chair-
manship of Bud Allan has a lot
of:drive and ambition and with
all their past chairmen and ex-
ecutive officers, such as Pat Ar-

a, Terry Hallawell, Gor-
John Welton, Lou

name a few, bat them up.
I can see the Trail club going

WE ARE PLEASED 1O ANNOUNCE

th | Oliver accompanied by Mr.

phy co!

held in ‘all on Sat-
urday, March this year,
and it is expected that Howard
Paisch, secretary-manager of the
BC. Wildlife: Association — our

Hughes, Ph. 365-5503

Mr, and, Mrs. Gilbert Jacob-
son, who have been spendin the
past six. weeks at Saskatoon have
returned. home. ‘During

ed their sons and

ves.

Mrs. Vida Markle returned

over the week-end after spend-

ing a week in Vernon with her

Parent. Mr, and Mrs, D. How-
le.

’ Mrs.
is a visltor at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. E, R. Hawkins,

Mrs, J. H. Ungarian return-
ed recently from Hawaii where
she two

parent body, and Lee Straight,
outdoor

ing on sale this week. It is
always a real bang-up affair and
this year should be no differ-
ent.

and Columbia river for dollies
has been goin

something
Dolly ‘Vs
body of water, in thi

W. K. Fox of Victoria | rep’

“Open Weekdays 1 p.m. . 5,80 p.m.
ter for the Vancou- Open Friday, 1 p.m. - 9 pm

AAA ET AA
‘Hi-Lite Restaurant
“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE, FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily...
_ Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays ;
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

Fishing in the Arrow lakes
full tilt. Al
he!

fishe! .
4 COMPLETE SIGN SERVICE
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@ GOLD LEAF

daughter-in-law Mr. an §
Mike Pridy and family of Quali-
cum and her son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and . Hugh
Campbell and family of North
Vancouver.

Mrs. Cevilla Vanderburgh of
Heggie were guests at the home
o£ Mrs. Vanderburgh’s son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Hughes,

ss Marilyn Markle’ and
Mrs. R. A. Chase were at the
coast recently where they took

We Also Sell and Service ...
. PLASTIC ILLUMINATED SIGNS
PHONE 368-9849 TRAIL

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CASTLEGAR REWS

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a_ course at Vancouver General |;

Hospital in the care of the high-
tisk new born infant.

. Did you know?:— A home-
made lightbox proves a fine aid
to stencil makers and quilters.
To make, place an electric light
bulb inside ‘a heavy cardboard
container, then lay a piece of
plate glass over top of box. De-
sign e traced is put on glass
under stencil paper or fabric,
light shows outlines clearly. Be
careful of pressure. f

Why Wait For Spring
T0 HAVE YOUR WORK DONE ?

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Minor

Hockey Fixture’

' Gets Good Local Support

A larger than usual crowd
of parents were on-hand Satur-
oi 's Minor
celebrations.: The local
ce was a bee’ hive of

Hock
focke!
I sy.

coaches wore served coffee and
dough-nuts. |

——“Biitur” Huckey7vificials ex-
pressed a) ciation to Castle:
gar council and the arena man-
agement and’ staff for the
cooperation in scheduling the

ith } events of the day.

to
kill and
and

by s of the gar
t-dogs and gallo:
or pop to the pardict ane

ers. Volunteer

INSURANGE
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INSURANCE AND...

REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944

AKBM Executive
Vacancies Filled
At Jan, Meeting

Vacancies’ on the executive
the ‘Association of

in

‘The reconstructed executive
will hold
meeting office until th spring

resident, chairman

Carl Toeblich of Kinnaird; vice
resident, Mayor Vernon Up-
ill of. Fernie; executive: chair-

man L.'Haas of Montrose, May-
or Jack Goddard of Grand Forks,
Mayor Louie Maglio of. Nelson,
Mayor H. L. Dodd of Creston
an chairman Arnold Lauriente

y- | ivities.

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"By Susan Ailingham
On Friday, I interviewed the
president of our Student Coun-
ell, Ron Konkin,

_ Ren was born in Trail but
later moved to Kinnaird, where
he now resides, He attended
Kinnaird Elementary School and
had a record of perfect atten-
dance from grade one through
seven,

His favorite sports are book:
ey, golfing, andl . He al
Purtlcipates in many Echoot act-

Ron enjoys being president,

My
and feels he valuable
it experlence SE ee in this | ded

ts as| EOUr

Sie Metts, a |p
larcellus —— int
a Marcellus | 1

mig, ceamle, lean, ce
—264 points. 8) le
Gerald: York — si points and
boys’ high double Gerald York
—493 points. :

Curling: Holdsworth's rink—
four points, Konkin’s rink —
eight points, Dunn’s rink — six
points, Lyon’s rink — four
points, Kaardal’s rink — three
Points and Flynn's rink — one

Chess: First place — Randy
Holdsworth, second place—Chris
Vassin and Davie McLellan and
third place — Ron Konkin, Pat-
ay Van Yzerloo and Gordon

ng.

~~ Dramar mucin interest is be=
ing shown in the newly formed
drama club, which is sponsored
by Mr. M. Maglio. Students have
been trying out for individual
roles in a comedy play.
House points: House One—
250 points, House Two — 295
points, House Three—310 points
and House Four — 385 points.
We at’ KJSS were pleased
to note that our Mr. R. Jeffery’s

Thought Fér This
“Courtesy, is contageous.
Start an epidet ict”

Week: | 2

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

This is the time of the
year when: the new. fashion
trends: are being introduced: to
the public, I wonder just how
much attention is. re: ¥
to our needs. I never could get
used to the extremely pointed
toes of our shoes. but admit: a

artial point has a tendenty;'to
look creer than the old roun-
8. bk
- When it comes to going out
any woman loves to dress smart-
ly but we are not so fickle that,
cont to. some opinions, we
will freeze to death. nen euat
My own morale’ was lifted
st Saturday when, dressing to
md several hours at the arena.
far

of a good warm woolen tex-

While I. was feeling com-
fortable, but not dressed to the
minute, one person approached
me and with a mutual under- |
standing. women have among
themselves inquired if by any
chance my apparel was purchas-
ed locally and said it was just
what she was looking for to
enjoy tobogganing.

The conversation ended

ith us both in agreement that
siylisis~ should look more. into
our needs, ;

It’ was most gratifying to
see so many out at the arena

on Minor Hockey’ Day. Whole thi

families turned out, with the
youngest spectator being just
nicely over three months old.
Now another week has gone
by and I: have not. tried some
of those new recipes to pass on.
_ One in particular, which: is
chicken done up in salt. pack,
has had itself -vetoed by the
tasting this

id | three to four pound whole fryer.

ing any adventure in their souls
but if any of you have, this is
tho way i

Wash and thoroughly dry a

ig not stuffed but the' cavity
to keep

which will not be
require such a volume of salt.
salt is the
it covering
the

simply cracked off leaving the
chicken ready to serve.

“also checked in on. a
friend who last fall put corn up
in her freezr without blanch-

1966

was descril to me. | 8

we vtobk a fall vlecton ot

SAVAGE SHOES.

tor children

Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

COURT OF REVISION

A. Court of Revision will be held in the Castlegar
Town Hall on February 9, 1966 at 4 P.M. to deal
with water and sewer frontages.

J. Logelin,

ARE YOU GETTING FULL BENEFITS OF”
Income Tax Deductions
Under the Income Tax regulations you
may deduct savings of up to 20 per cent

of your earned income.
YOU CAN STILL QUALIFY
FOR THE 1965 TAX YEAR
For Full Infcemstion C=ll

C. A. Anderson

YOUR MUTUAL LIFE REPRESENTATIVE
Phone 365-7633

fa . Ever 1
delicious chicken. New. Year's
contemplated it be-
t Sunday meal, but
with logic. We all
ied chicken so why
hances? I have the
family does not trust
me get the same results as
the cample we tasted. 2...
= E accuse them of “not hav-

Centennial Momo

The first cargo of lumber
‘was taken from the Queen Char-
lottes: by an American’ ship in
1852, There were only 40 white

settlers on the Charlottes by
1901.

‘THAT WE HAVE ACQUIRED THE
SERVICE FORMERLY PROVIDED BY.

Crescent Cartage Ltd.

WE WILL NOW PROVIDE ALL TYPES OF

LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE HAULING |
TO AND FROM ANY POINT

IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

‘WE SPECIALIZE IN HEAVY MACHINERY HAULING, ©
FLAT DECK SERVICE; LUMBER HAULING, AND
TRACTOR SERVICE. REGULAR SERVICE TO AND

FROM THE VANCOUVER AREA.

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Located at 601 Seventh Avenue, Kinnaird
Phone Christina Lake 447-9242 Telex Christina Lake 041-542.

WINTER RATES ARE IN EFFECT
We have a highly qualified staff to look after all your
a needa promptly — whether it be: a
Electrical - Phanbing — Heating
GIVE US A CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES
| Satisfaction is our most importa

basset

= Phone 365-7241

Bidvia aun anadved

no cere ~

af yout Personal Banking ‘Needs

needa of most Cane!
a nine astvicea: At tha

Bank of Montrea

Why sot viett your neighBourhood BofMl branch
fidég Gad pte vip Sour copy of our DOOKU, .
“a1 Ways gou con ese the Bof Mt". os me

Banx or MonTREAL

TING: Your Bf Savings Accounts the bead

place to eave nioney for travel, education, down payment ons:
house, major household purchases, :

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way to take care of your bills and avoid the dangers of coat,

| we are geared to give you complete, peraune

Minor Hockey’
League Results -

In the Pee ‘Wee Pup league,
P & G Builders beat the Gem
Cleaners with a shut-out of four
to nil but were defeated two
to nil by Castle Tire: in the
afternoon game. e

The Mitey Mite division saw
a one-all tie between Pitts Plaza
and the Gem Cleaners with the
second set of games won by
P&G Buildrs over the Pitts
Plaza with a score of three to
one. e

The Pee Wees.came. onto
the ice at noon with the Plaza
Merchants defeating. the K.P.s
five to one,

‘The Mudlark Pee Wees lost
a close checking game to the
pa Lake Industries, six to

ve, :

"Other tallies for the day
€ Makers four, Mine
Mill winillers seven, Loc-
al No.1 Pulp & Paper. ‘Workers
five; ‘ Castle; -Midgets fi)

ive,
Castlegar, Tanta Bane: Cait.

were
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PARSLOW’S
Enterprises’ Ltd.
Gunsmiths
Locksmiths
Ph, 368-5025
1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.
Rn eee
SINGER COMPANY OF
CANADA LTD.
Mra, H. Reese -_ ‘
Home Ph. 365-7978
ve Pe iter Type-
racuums, Polishers,
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Sales and Sorvice

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTER'

Welcome to the
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GORDON: A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Health Service
< Oglow. Building

legar Sporting Goods eight and
Fou! : 10. Jets

For That Decorative. Look

Reupholster

WE'LL BE PY
TO CALL ON YOU
If you're thinking of a
major. reupholstering
job, we'll be glad to help
you. We'll make a free
estimate, at no obliga-
tion to you! :

See Knut at... a
CASTLEGAR CUSTOM

‘Upholstery
“Across from the Theatre”
Phone 365-5636

~ 605. Columbia” Ave.“
Phone! 365-7022
Hoover. Sales

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> Ph, 965-0844
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KOOTENAY BUILDERS
AND. SUPPLIERS
686 Columbia Ave

Phone 865-5155 -

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Wed., 2.80 to 8 p.m.
Phone 365-8211

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