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Thureday, September 9 1954

Window Screens :
-. $aeen Doors

Windows — Sash —- Doors — Frames
Glass of All: Sizes and Weights
GASTLEGAR. SASH & DOOR Rs

155 MAIN ST. 14 |

Castlegar Happenings

Kinnaird Corer

WESTERN,
MONARCH, 4

Mitchell Supply tinh

Dear Season Opens Sept. 15, Each Hunter Is Allowed One
junition,

Buck and One Doe. Amm pcenees nt Game
‘Tags Are Now Available At

Fishing and Haunting Licences Sold Here
_ LAKESIDE HOBBY GENTRE

Across from the Theatre

CRUSHED EOCK

“Neale beady Mix.

. ticket office at the Ralph West

AT VANCOUVER — Mr. and Mrs.
Martini and

FROM HOSPITAL — Miss Laur-

HOME AGAIN — Mrs. L. W.
York and boys have returned
from a visit to Vancouver,

TO OLIVER — Mr. and. Mrs. D.
E, Hughes motored to Oliver
for the Labor Day weekend.

HOME FROM SHUSWAP —

Mrs,

HOME TO TORONTO

HOME FROM vaNe. —
has _ rete

Ralph B. Johnson hag returned
to her home in ‘Toronto after

a two week yisit vith her par-

ents, Mr, and Mrs. W, Collin-
son, .
COAST VISIT — Gordon Reed

is spending part of his leave
with his brother Jack at the

_ w.

Collinson and Mrs, H. J. Rueb-

saat.of Castlegar, have return:

‘ed from a moter trip to Pentic.
ton and: Kelowna.

RETURNED HOME — Mrs. 3.

MacLeod and family have re-

€urned to their home in Van-

couver laccompanied ‘by Mis,

x Decl ecus mother, Mrs. J. Mac-

nome FROM US. — Mr. and.
Mrs. J. Wisted and family have,
returned from a holiday at U.S,
points and Vancouver.

HOME AGAIN — Miss Rose
Marie Guido has returned from.
a holiday with relatives in Ker-|
emeos,

Mrs. A.

of-his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr, and Mrs. W. L.- Pinckney.

from
a’ two weeks holiday at Van-!"

IN CHURCH

Airfield in Mr. I p's ab-

WEEEEND VISIT — Weekend
visitor at the home of Mr. and

The United Church
Of Canada

The United Church of, Canada
Castlegar — Sunday School 10:30
am.
Service of Worship at 7:30 p.m.
Robson — First‘and Third Sun- |‘
days-at 11 am,
Kinnaird — Service of Worship,
10 am,
Sunday School 11 am.
Sept. 12 — Special Baptismal Ser-
vices at 10 a.m. in the new Kin-
ird United Church

St. Rita’s Church

Pets: oeet

(PROPANE)
FOR

i House Heating —

Cooking —.Water Heating

Clothes Drying

532 Baker St.

“IPS FAST - GLEAN - ECONOMICAL”

| Meflay & Stretton Lid.

ome Planning Centre
NRELSON no

Phone 1555

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Confessions - Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.

St. Joseph's Chapel
Sunday Mass — 10 am.. -

Ce coop GEA

=F. lome.
7:45 — Bible Study and prayer
oo os Welday :

~- 7:00 Young Peopt People’s Meeting
and Hobby Class.

Maybe you. deserv.
a key to the city .

pany poopie proven iy incuding you to dese tobe honoured
for Papen

Presbyterian Church’
Services in the Ch every
Sunday at 11:15 am,

D. A. MacKellar, Minister

Full. Gospel Assembly

services to their:

people play a in. such bi ep Sim,
by owning -life renee Bt Ci osecey trom Sheer wae

which life
sible for many of these pi

to contribute funds to medical

fe insurance companies invest for
Tojects to be cc

them, that
seseatiy

work ina wide range of vital

research
filda As a result, Canadians may look forward to ivisg longet,

healthier lives. ,

. FOR CANNING

: Lh. sence Gla

‘are visiting
at the home of their son-: inlaw
R ee

LEAVING FOR RCAF

NABOB =.

Lb... .2--+ 998

| 'NUMBER.ONE

dine ne 9295 |e

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T.}

ean Coke ee
p.m. over CJ.AT.

pe Yor they carport tte, :
their support.

ond
“}\ ow cost. If you have ony qv
own special

fed give nc cl Fb gid to bale yoo

THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN ‘CANADA
Comprising more than 50 Canadian, British cmd United States Companies
“Tt & GOOD PTO OWN LIFE LasD

is

morrow for UBC, where he sie
udy Chemical’ Engineering un-

der the RC.AF's Otteers Tee

To VER — EA:

CHEER . ,
Giant ....... 696 |
Regular ..... 35e
Gi os Z $4.15 bie. he
TRISCHUCKS

,-OPEN TELL 9-00 PM.

JELLO POWDERS
NABOB

Sfor........ 25¢
_ VINEGAR

MacDonald went to Vancouver
AP acre ed
‘who ia iL”

PENTICTON
50 mins.
‘$14.05
One Way
' Phone 3011

SHELL PREMIUM

10-30. OIL

THE IDEAL OIL FOR FALL AND
". WINTER DRIVING,
WE HAVEIT!

Now is the time to have us check
your Radiator Hoses. before you
fu up with Antifreeze.

"WILLARD BAT

2 LUBRICATION TICKETS WILL ONLY BE HONORED
As LONG AS THE ELK DRIVE-IN 15 OPEN — BOOK
YOUR LUBE - JOB NOW:

e

_ CASTLE Mo’ ORS

_Thuredey, September 9, 1954

' CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

The News’

GEN WORDS FOR .50e. THREE
- OF TWO —

Classified :

INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE
PHONE 3081

Announcement

RUBY MacLEAN ANGUS, LR,
- SM, teacher of piano theory
and harmony Studio at 4th and
Main, Phone 2472, . C3 35

Bride Elect Feted
At Surprise Shower

Miss Ethel Schiavon' of Kin-
naird, September bride-elect, was

‘For Rent -

For Sale

* BUSINESS PREMISES ON COL-
umbia Avenue. Apply P. Fom-
enoff.. Phone 4501, Castl ren

ECONOMICAL ’3 ROOM BUN-
GALOW on /level 60 x 100 lot.
Ideal for retired couple. asad
Apply 255 8th, Ave. P3 35

MODERN, FULLY FURNISHED
: Cabin. Will accomodate four
“$40 per month plus heat and
light. Elie’s Auto p Court Cast-
legar. C3 34.

4 ROOMED SUITE, ELECTRIC |:
Eanes 3 pci 3rd. ouanue

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
Modern, heated, electric range.
Kinnaird, - C3

SLEEPING OR HOUSEKEEP-
’ ING room. Home Privilages.
> Phone 4244, Kinnaird C1 36

“HEATED MODERN APART-
MENTS. Apply A. Eremenko &
Compiny.  , C3 35

1928 STUDEBAKER, GOOD Con-
dition, New Top, heater,.license
ideal hunting car. Phone
Kinnairi ‘ C3 35

3633, Cc

MRS. IRA FOSTER, TEACHER
Piano and Rudiments, 355, Fifth
Ave,, Castlegar, B.C. .C3 35

‘Funeral ‘Notices :

Private Funeral Services for
late James Edgar Hitchen of 1285

NEW MODERN, LARGE HOME:

tricity. 842, Sth,
$8500, Apply Box 316, Castle-
gar. - + P8335

35 32 WINCHESTER SPECIAL RE-

PEATING rifle with four boxes
of shells. Single barrel bolt act-
‘tion 12 gauge t: Apply L

ficiate. Funeral arrangements are
under the direction of the Castle-
gar Funeral Home. No flowers by
request, Cl 38

LE -

Foster 355 Fifth Ave. Castlegar
P1368

NEW 4 ROOM COTTAGE IN
Castlegar. An extra good buy:
* at $4900, Apply Oglow Brothers.

Crest Motel, Propane Heat and ore) C3 36

Range. Fully 8 th
Fridge or unfurnished. Phone
4187, C3 36

PEACHES, ITALIAN PLUMS,
. Crab. Apples,. Mra,.Oswald Cast-
~ legar, B.C, C1.38,

TWO ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
‘" 9th, Ave. in Castlegar. Electric-

MEDIUM SIZED BRICK-LINED
, Coal heater in good condition.

ally heated water.
’ unfurnished, Phone 4568, . C3 36

SUITES, ROOM AND BOARD
, week: or-:month, Mc-|

2nd. Ave. C136

YRESHIRE
calve in ee Mrs. baat aoa
Robson, ; C3 36

{| MODERN 4 ROOM HOME, Full

4ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, Cen-}.

plumbing $3700 Cash, Apply

tral, F

16 Baple Street, Castlegar. Ap-

ply A. Zuckerberg;
Castlegar. Pr o8 38

Work Wanted

HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR
3381, Castlegar. P3 35

IOUSE WORK BY THE HOUR

ONE COAL AND ‘WOOD.

EI st
"ING stove in. good ‘condition.

‘Write Box 575,

338 Wanted to Buy

Phone 2736.
Cl 36

TWO OR THREE TONS OF
. good Hay, Bob Hunter, Phone
4187. ° a8 C1 38

| Gard of Thanks
36

APPLICATION FOR, WATER
LICENCE
WATER ACT (Section 6.)
HEAD 0}
the Comptroller’ of Water Rights

for a licence to divert and use
water out of Deer Creek sn

at a shower at the home
of Mrs. S. Rysen in Castlegar, re-
cently. :

CASTLE

SAVE WITH A THRIFT PASS

Games and novelty i
ment made an enjoyable svoning
for all, and delicious refreshments

.| were served by the hostess,

‘The guest of honor was present-
ed with a “Blossom Time” tea
setting for six.

Present were Miss Ethel Schia-|-

von, her mother Mrs, A, Schiavon,

Mrs.-J. C, McLuckle, Mrs. N. By-|/

tsoff, Mrs, J. Batchelor, and Mrs. |
A, W. Hendy.

Birthday. Party. j
For Six Year Old

‘Wendy Lampard celebrated her
sixth birthday Thursday, and a

of nuinber of her friends :dropped-in

for a party to commemorate the
occasion.

Gates and” contests were en-]°

joyed and Mrs. A. T. Lampard,
‘Wendy's mother, served delicious

Lower Arrow

notice. of ‘my ‘application to all),
lected,

persons aff
The. point of ion will be

Present were Lyle, Linda and
Nawrsee LaPeer, ‘Dougie, Wayne
end Sandra Richards ( Faye De-

-point
located 2 ‘at 50° east of N. Boundary

e purpose for which the water

Einnair ni| will be-usea ia domestic.

‘ ‘The land or-mine-on which the
water will be used is Block 3, Re- |,

‘Horswill, ‘er-
non Miller, and Ronnie and Wen-
dy Lampard, ; >: ‘

. , Cantinned from Page 1:
stole home safely on another ileld-
ers. choice. ‘.

Pointers outhi Juniors 52 but :

LAST TIMES TONIGHT

“HANGMAN'S KNOT”
"ALL ASHORE”

Friday. ~ ‘Saturday

Bay minute flames with furious

i action, 8 Rob Roy fights for love, <
honor and clan!

SHOWS AY'T'cnd9 pm
-. Matinee Saturday. At 2'p.

Gonile Suniors had no exrors,

day of May, 1954, and two copies

<| Will be filed in the officeot the

| Water Recorder: at ‘Nelson, B.C.

’ Objectioris' to: this . application
may be filed with the said Water
Recorder or with the Comptrol-
ler of Water Rights at Victoria,
Bc. within thirty. days of the
date of,

‘We wish to express our sincere

for a 7-2 defeat at the hands of
Tarreson’s D. Shift,

‘frail opened the scoring in the

home on.a wild throw from; first
hase. 2

‘A‘single, by Harry Plotnikoft
and-a: blast out of the

, geet © is|:

field into the a lot behind

a 86.

the Trail Tadarac ‘Hospital, Arch-

deacon B.A. Resker, the Lions-
head Cadfekiows Lodge Ne. 74 snd
the C Branch ‘170.

A ‘resident of: Castlegar for the

“tage of the Juniors. completo |":

neitul| Al Trail. Hospital on

fielding disorganization. to: score

four. runs ‘and romp away: with:

“Bruno De Rosa’ held Juniors to

four: hits while: the Trail squad
connected for seven off Harry

‘and | Cheveldave and. Fred Horcotf. B.
Heichert for Trail and Otto Walk- ee

eral,
Francis Xavier cout ae

Mrs. Gordon and Isabelle,
if : cuore

Born Jan. rel 1882 “at Saltooats,
Scotland; Mrs. Leckie came

TWIN

RIVERS:

DAYS PHONE 4061

. BV Se ae

da in 1910, In 1916 she cia
Vieto

PAPER HAN!
iw. 0.1 PELTON and P. P. WOYKEN
© Quick — Clean — — Reasonable ,

“WORK

‘REGULAR . Saat eee

SPECIAL -

"BOOTS |

vets eee ee $8.95:

=== $7.50

SALE FOR 3 DAYS ONLY

COMPARE THESE VALUES.

a
@-GOODYEAE, WELT
@ AEMOR TREAD SOLES |

“@ Sturdy Black Uppers |
@ LEATHER INSOLES
6TOn-

— LIMITED, SUPPLY —

“MADDOCKS SHOE STORE

PHONE 3641.

Mrs, Leckie ¥ was an active mem-
ber. of the Order of Royal Purple
and: took. part in church work at:
St. Francis Xavier Church , for
many years.

MONDAY and : TUESDAY

er for. Juniors were top b

“twith “two hits ~each.

There was much spirited com-
to] Petition in the. Horseshoe Tourna-
ment also and top-notch shoe-
poe cwas: shown. eppgnbaned were 28
entries from widely
points of the Nelo rail Gaston
gar:urea.in the singles and 12
teams » of two competed _ in the

+| dowbles.> -

In ‘charge of the horseshoe
events were Stan Stephenson and

Mike Verzub, and Ben Rourke all]

commented gratefully on the ex-].

cellent cooperation and hard
work he had received. s

The bandstand, constructed by!

the -K.A.A, for Monday’s band
contert,'is to remain as a perma-
Kinnaird

pay fixture of the

THURS. — FRI. — SAT. - -

3 BIG DAYS -

September 16.- 17- - 3

| #ilmed,
1 South Seas’

sre
ore the . ‘Once |
in Color by - ro

WEDNESDAY! ONLY” :
SHOWS PAYNITE ‘AT: 6:30 and 9: 10

2. MIN (UTES LEFT 10 SAVE: THEIR LIVES!

ee

EN Fan, ANNE iA

‘: Filmed at the Florida training camp":

of the N.Y.-Giants by the”
producers of

Stratton Story"?