4 , CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 13, 1961

PROVENGIAL LIBRARY,
NECTOREA By Cy

Silver Birch Handicapped School ‘Notes.

\WATER\\,
OFTENER

SMITHS.

YOUR
Water Softener

MAY BE INSTALLED

EASY PAYMENT: PLAN
AND

Soap bills will be: slashed

+ Clothes will wear longer;

Expensive plumbing rep-
airs due to scale va be:
eliminated
FOR |
Low Installation Costs
CALL

PLUMBING. &
HEATING.

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1 Misa Ads O'Brien was feted ‘at
a farewell luncheon held at Silver
Birch. School recently by the stus
dents, teacher, parents and direc-

‘gston,* president of the
Boclety for

Ohildren, presented ; Miss. O'Brien
with. o framed picture of the.Cas-
tlegar District. and on behalf. of
everyone present thanked her for
the’ marvellous support she has
glven the: Gociety and the school
and wished her well in her new lo-
cation.

1: Miss O'Brien leaves Castlegar to
essume duties as- Public Health
Nurse in Powell River, ,

‘Pictures’ were taken and after
® ‘delfcious lunch, a special’ fare~
well’ cake was cut by Miss O'Brien
gnd ‘enjoyed by all, especially’ by
the children, >

Mrs, I. Oglow, Phone 4189

Mr, and Mra, Gordon Buchan-
‘an ‘and their two daughters spent
Sunday up the Atrow Lake.

and Mrs, .Eddle Pondelick
and daughter,’ Debbie, ‘motored to
the Okanagan Jast week, They: vi-
aited ‘Mrs. Pondelick’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Kun in Oliver for a few
days then travelled to Penticton to
visit Mr, Pondelick’s father. They
returned home Monday.

Mr,’ Johnny Lipkovits spent a
few days at Oliver, where ho was vi-
siting with: his father. Mr. Lipko-
vits returned home

: away. happy’ in the

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‘Mrs, Palsson tirat! ‘would Like to
acknowledge the wonderful help and
advice given:’her by Miss O’Brien
and states that her presence will be
sorely missed.

EREMENKO & CO.

PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 14 TO: 7.

On* June: 27, Mrs, -
class Gt Twin Rivers visited Silver
Birch and‘ after seeing. the: many
artistic projects of the pupils, shar.
ed a mid-morning snack: of cookies
and juice with them, ‘The class have
donated $75; to Silver Birch and
were eager.to see how the money
was apent.

Part of 1t went toward the pur-
chase, of cookies. and : juice which
the Silver Birch pupils. are, “given
esch morning, and the rest.. was
spent onfirst-aid kits, sewing cards,
counting frames and several -large
and -colorfud: reading posters for,
classroom ‘aid.

‘The pupils of twin Rivers’ went

«that

GROUND BEEF, 3 Ibs., .

STEW BEEF, Boneless, b., ....

WIENERS, 2-Abs.,
BOILING BRISKE

“SUGAR, 10 Ibs., ...: :
: MILK, Carnation, 6 tins “.......
\ SOFFEE: Green. Label, Ib., .....

BUTTER. Ist’grade. Ib!

“JAVACADOES, ‘one

- CERTO. Liquid, bottle,

“TOMATO SOUP, camebell
2 for.

|. WATERMELON, ::Ib.,..

thelr ‘efforts: were put. to” oe wor-.
thwhile uses.

Friends of Mra, Habart one
of the Society’s new directors, from
Ocean Falls sent a Viewmaster pro-
fector,-a°30,x'30 screen and several
reels, all of which are greatly ap-,
preciated ‘and the next project of
the school’ will be the purchase of
blackout blinds: so that the’ reels
can be enjoyed to the’ fullest.

_ Mrs. Palsson, and Mrs, Jack of
Sliver “Birch wish to, extend their
welcome to Mrs, Aldis, Mra, Heibert
and Mrs, Stokes who are. newcom-
ers to the District and active mem-
bers of the'Society and.also to con-
vey best holiday wishes to everyone.

‘My, and Mrs, John Poohachoff
spent ea few ‘days at Ainsworth and

returned home evening,

Guy . Basaran celebrated his
first “birthday ‘Tuesday, July 11
with his mom and dad and brothers.
His aunt, Miss Vickle Jones and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Vie

BIRTHS
SYLVEST — To Mr, and: Mrs.
Aage Sylvest of Onstlener, July 9,
@ daughter.
NEUFELD —
seer Hivitaire of Renate, “auly, ‘ace

CLEARANCE” “SALE |
of LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ » DRESSES
Don't Miss These BARGAINS :
DRESSES ° "$12.95 ‘up to “$1695

“Now. Reduced to $9.06"
8 SNAP BAR AINS

3 Racks ‘of Ladies Dresses
One Rack’ of: Childrens’ DRESSES.
Reduced to $1.95

DEC, ; susan?

he ‘Crossroads of the Kootenays

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wou 14, No.4

OLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961

ICE ‘CREAM, Faultless, 3: pts. 49c

Mory-Lou Kuryluk from

==) calgary was up visiting with sister,

=| mre. Dorothy Glendinzing,

ASK FOR, FREE RECIPE BOOK ~

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‘Mr, and Mrs, Ivan. Oglow and
friends from Trail spent Sunday at
Ainsworth,

Mr. and ‘Mrs. Gordon Buchan-
an and their two daughters, -have

‘Mr, and Mrs, Shorty ‘pravis.and
daughter spent the weekend camp-
ing .up the Arrow Lake.

‘Mr, and Mrs, Jack Kanigan and
children “have ‘returned home after
speding two weeks . vacationing at
Vancouver and the Okanagan where
they spent several mae camping

[if | outdoors,

The latest RUE Hewetson’s famous?
line of Dress Casuals in fashion
: featured continental styling

feature
“footwear by~

ha midi ft black” ae banded van
ality leather ane

gh bck

Tone-wenring sucded

‘Nuron soles. }-"

‘HEWETSON

CHILDREN’S, SUMMER CLOTHES

" Drésses = Sale price $1.95-§2.49.$2.98.
~ Shorts’ & Top Sets, — Pedal Pushers ‘
& Tops reg. $3. 75 & $3. 98 Sale $2. 89°:

Denim Jackets’ size 8 to ax. we 98

PLAIN AND PRINTED: SKIRTS. .
Reg. $4.95: & $5.95. SALE . $3. 95

SAIL CLOTH CLAM DIGGERS . Rea: $5.95 & 6.95 ~

On Sale

T-SHIRTS: _ SHORT SLEEVES, ‘STRIPES. & PRINTED |
ee Vall marked down to » $3.95

- MATERNITY CLOTHES

‘TOPS e Res fe

“SETS MARKED. DOWN TO..
$3.98

| $6.95 &: $8.50.
oN SALE 2$298 :

oJ eof
inva, the Rnagennf of closing
$ Ave, ‘betw el

ementary

h f
3 Shanes to win money et thia year's
+ Pacific ‘National: Exhibitic
; also make a child ‘nappy.’

se + Army’s—_most-]
«spectacle: the -2nd attallon, ‘The
¢ Cansdian Gi

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in’

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1 Ea Lieder a Tay MORE
th fa

BROCAUSE HIS

in combat, gid captivity. The Code:

was the result’ of attempts by. the
ithe

‘About -a-year-sgo. this column

dealt with that, situation : (wherein ©
men ‘of ‘apparently ‘strong ‘physical °

HE fpusiaiavter.t ruth the provision of
of

result, of Deanwashing. :
‘The . Cod -of-conaust is. Su
“Ameri

Y combat @
- phiysleal demands; ;which ‘are H-

able-to be made on him if he is.
captured by the orimunists in
anoth

“Being’Gonsidered’

Z@hiline BSUS L
Castlegar can can only expect ‘about

$16,000: from: the federal” govern-
.| ment for ‘sewerage system construc. |"

tlon ‘versus’ the ‘approximately. $30,-
000 the village had been hoping to

Cauteat Startaege ‘and Housing m-
works to your disad

‘the! ‘department ways
will look into: the Castlegar Cham-
ber of Commerce's proposal that,
the !:new! Christina Lake

highway ‘be opened, traffic this.

culties, and \third. year:
tarbe outlined in

is Xavier ;will recognize’ chia
year iof.the

‘Notre’ ame deginning: with the ace
a Francis