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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, British Columbia
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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952

{Soni Voyage Party.
ileld For Pedersons’

A surprise “bon voyage” party
- as held last week at the home
¢ Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Bystrom
é honor of Mr. and Mrs, J.
- ederson who are leaving for
2nmark on an extended visit
-cith friends and relatives.
The evening was spent in
- laying: cards following which 17
sts were served refreshments.
ighlight was the twotier cake
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A CAR OF VIGORO JUST ARRIVED
See our display of garden tools, fencings, etc.
Some very good buys in Mercury Outboard
Motors from 3.6 h.p. to 25

~ KRUEGER'S
FLOOR SANDING

AND FINISHING
Free Estimates
Expert Workmanship
Box 162 or Phone 2643

ARRANGE

pecgatgeren, ates

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12 inch per cord.

- Yes!! The very latest in records can be
heard at the Castle Theatre AND purchased

LAKESIDE HOBBY CENTRE - Phone 4208

Anderson Feed Co.

Our garden and field seeds are in good supply

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Plumbing -& Heating
Check these prices and be assured you can
shop at home and save money. ‘
HAND BASINS, complete
MODERN CLOSETS, complete .
BATH TUBS, recess, complete
KITCHEN SINKS. Priced from
' See Them on Display
FOR NEW FIXTURES NOW!

WALDIE'S "wep man

with bon: voyage jins¢ribed on ‘the
bottom. layer , while a. miniature
ship, with the Danish flag, ‘set
in navy blue icing, topped the
cake. Mr. Pederson received his
handkerchiefs done up _ hobo-
style. B
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. L.
Korody, Mr, and Mrs. G. Krue-
ger, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jensen, Mrs.
J. Kelly, Mrs. McLuckie, Mrs.
Mrs. K. Kn » Mrs.
S. Ryson, Miss A. Baker and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
N. S. Bystrom.

“don Anderson.

Lots of It

DRY

"$18.00.

Isimediate Delivery

CARLSEN'S

BUILDING
SUPPLY:

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’ “Mrs. C. Frasér for the past

Canada Launches First
cf 3.Mew.Minesweepers

LO.D.E. Honor
Mrs.-J::Pédersen

The executive of. the Lillian,

Killough Chapter’ 1.0.D.E. met
on Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. J. Scott of Robson. Fif-
teen ‘Ss and

were. present with the Regent,
Mrs. D. Magee conducting the
meeting. Further plans for May.
24th were discussed. The. sub-
ject of the “parade” was men-
tioned and the hépe was ex-
pressed that many local organiza-
tions and business firms would
be entering floats or decorated

, cars to make this year’s parade

Central Press Canadian

The newest ship of the rapidly
expanding Royal Canadian Navy is
seen sliding down the ways to be-
come waterborne; at Victoria, B.C.
The first to be launched of three
minesweepers now under construc-
tion in the Victoria area, the HMCS
Comox features aluminum framing
and African mahogany planking.
Aluminum is extensively used in
other parts of the 140-foot vessel,
and marks a new departure in naval
ship construction. Immediately after‘
the launching, the keel was laid for
the second minesweeper to be built
at Victoria while the third sweeper
undergoing construction at
Esquimalt.

Castlegar Social

Week-end guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams
were their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. York
and son. C. F. Hermon of Trail
was a Sunday visitor.

Miss Jean Roberts returned
last week from her trip to Vic
toria where _ she attended her
sister’s graduation exercises.

Mrs. H. Pitts returned on Fri-
day from-a holiday in Calgary
where she visited her son Bob.

Mr. and Mrs. P. E, Burroughs,
Patrick and Michael of Victoria,
are spending their . holiday.with
Mrs. Burroughs’ parents, -Mr.and
Mrs. A.

Ken May and his mother Mrs.
Alice May were Sunday visitors
at the G. W. Anderson home.

T. Horswill.

Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Becker
of Oliver, B. C., visited last week
at the home of -Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Hughes. Mrs. Becker and
Mrs. Hughes are sisters,

Mrs. J. R. Elifott entertained
at tea on Wednesday for a. f
neighbors and friends.

George Tonnellier of Salmon
has taken -up residence in
Castlegar recently and is em-
Ployed at the Castle News. His
wife and infant daughter will’
follow shortly.

Mr. and ‘Mrs, A, Ghetti, for-
mely of Trail have: taken up‘
residence in Castlegar, i

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gallo visit-
ed on Sunday with Mrs. Gallo’s -
parents, Mr. and Mrs.’ Magnusen
and with Mr. Gallo’s sister and
famify, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Dick Allen .
in Rossland.

On May J Allan Robertson
celebrated his ninth birthday. ~
Helping to make this occasion
a great success were: Jimmy
Smith, Billy Brewer, Gregory {
Stephoniuk, David Reid and Gor- ,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Dunlop re-
turned on Monday night “from i
a four-day trip to Seattle where
they attended the “MRA” coriven-
tion — Moral Rearmament, c

Mrs. C. Brodman is spending
a few days this week at Renata ¢
visiting at the home of Mr. J.
Ulmi and family.

Lindsay Anderson entert: *
the neighbor children at nis ah :
birthday party on April 29. A”
gayly decorated table with blue’
and white streamers and a love-
ly~cake made and decorated by *

his grandmother, Mrs. G. A.
Donald were appreciated by all’
the little guests, Vicky © and
Sherry Jones, Ormy ang Craig ¢
Waite, Ann Bradford, Larry
Chutskoff and the’ honoree’s
brother and sister, Gordon ‘and”
Heather Jean. . set be
Mr. “Bill”. Fraser’ ‘of
George, B. C., who has ake ihe
guest of his parents, Mr, and
week,
and »

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left ‘today for Kimberley
Cranbrook. ° Mr. Fraser jg
viewing. the ‘work and
in libraries in the

re-"
assisting
Kootenays

GREWCOCK —.To Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Grewcock, Kinnaird,
April 30, a daughter in the Trail-
Tadanac Hospital,

DOOTOFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
Wasyl Dootoff, Castlegar, May
3, a daughter, in the Kootenay
Lake General Hospital.

FLYNN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Flynn (nee Lillian
Waldie), May 5, twins, a boy and
a girl, in the Calgary General
hospital. .

COUCH — ‘To Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley: Couch, May 5, a daugh-
er.

for the Public Library Commis.
sion.

The Central Convention Com-
mittee met at the high school on
Tuesday, with Inspector J. J.
McKenzie to prepare further
Plaxs for the West Kootenay
Teachers’ Convention to be held
here in October.

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PLUMBING &
HEATING

Phone 2673
E.J. ENNIS

allt te

You may be shrinking, but not
ver rapidly. Recent ical

The United States Department

studies show that after one
reaches \thirty ‘years of. age
height is lost at the rate of one-
half inch every twenty years.

of Agrict e ‘has |
that furs andd woolens placed in
a freezer for twenty-four hours
come out moth free.

Saturday and

Week Days from 5 p.m.

ADULTS—per hr. $1.25
CHILDREN—per hr., $1.00
Ask about our 20 minute riding course

CASTLE-BAR RANCH
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Sunday All Day

Castlegar Sash @ Door
WOODWORKING SPECIALISTS

Windows . . Doors .

Cabinet making , . Storm Sash
See us for prices . . Phone 4946

Another Bouquet
In Our Mail Bag

In Time Of Emergency
The Telephone Can Be
Of Such Great Assistance

I wish to express on behalf of Mr. E——— and myself
our gratitude for yaur kind and efficient action in summoning
help when I asked the operator for assistance (in obtaining
medical aid) the morning of January 29.

“It is comforting to know that in a time of emergency

the telephone can be of such great assistance.”

In of

of calls

each day, the 2900 operators in our group of companies

have many oppor

of ren

i service

to their communities. Their work draws many com-
plimentary letters from subscribers,

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COLUMBIA

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and Associated Companies

Trail. - Rossland

LIBERAL RALLY

Byron I. Johnson

Leader of the Liberal Party, Province of British Columbia,
speaking on behalf of your Liberal Candidate for Trail-Rossland

DOUG TURNBULL

BUTLER PARK = TRAIL
WEATHER PERMITTING — IF NOT K. P. HALL
Monday, May 12 - 7 p.m. -

, FRED EDMUNDS, Chairman .

FOR B.C.’S CONTINUED PROGRESS

_ Vote

iberal