CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 8, 1962

Peier S. Picton
Funeral Yesterday

Funeral services were held yes-
terday for Peter 8, Pleton, 78, who
died suddenly at his home in Oot-
ischenla on Saturday,

‘Mr, Picton come to Canada 6 | R0b!

years ago, settling in Saskatchewan.
He came to BA. and the Kootenays
48 years ago,

He is survived by his wee

Caen nate, Balan. ceme,

Bowling

Last Week's Bowling Results

Monday “High School” League —
Giris high single, Beverly Rob-
inson 247; girls high three, Boverly
inson 662; boys high single,
‘Wayne Newell 247; boys high three,
Wayne Newell 636,

Roadrunners 3, Pinbusters 3,
The Blowers 1, Rubberrousers 1,
Pingobblers 1, The Rascals 3,

Mon. p.m. “Celgar’ Mixed League —

Ladies high single, Rose Dick-
eon 248; ladles high. three, Rose
Dickson 701; mens high single, Dave
Hiebert 291; mens high three, Dave
Hiebert 718; team high single, team
No, 8 1025; team high three, team
No, & 2736.

Results

‘Team No, 1-0 points, 2-9, 3-5,
4-10, 5-3, Gel, 7-3, 8-dd, 9-6, 10-8,
11-4, 12-7,

Coffeebrenkers Leaguo —

Here Is the TEAM STANDING
to date for this round:

Muffets 7, Take 5 7, Pincurlers
7, Mugs 5, Cheerlos 6, Wheatles 2.
Come on, you Wheaties!

Ladies high single, Mabel Crel-
ghton 233; ladies high three, Elsie
Hiebert 692; team high aingle, Muf-
fets 927; team high three, Muffets
2458,

Our NO BLOW Club now boasts
SEVEN members, The newest ones
are Penny White and Gledys Bray.
Congratulations, girls,

ALL

Kin-Gar Video

SUBSCRIBERS

We regret certain difficulties have developed with
some of our recently installed equipment. This

of signals in some areas.

are now being

We are expecting early advice of modification tc
return the equipment to its original standards of

perfection:

has caused deterioration i
Samples of the defecti
analyzed by the manufacturer.

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670 X15

750 X 14

Castle Motors Lid.
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‘Tuesday
Ladies high single, Vi ‘MeLuckle
(Ross’ Market) 226; ladies _ high
three, Vi Mclackie (Ross’ Market)
609; team high single, Ross’ Mar-
team high three, Ross’

High average, Rose Dickson
(Aero Taxi) 169.
Following are the team points
end total pointe:
Aero Taxi 3 and 41; Bosse Je-
weney, 1 and 26%; Oglows.1 and
3 Castlegar Drug 3 and 321%; De-
‘a Transfer 1 and 20; Ross’ Mar.
ket 3 and 51,
Tuesday Night “West's” League —
Ladics high single, Emily Hal-
arewich 212; ladies high three, Em.
lly Halarewich S01; mens high
single, Ken Price 278; mens high
three, Ken Price 685; team high

-| single, Turtles $85; team high three,

Turtles 2777.

Freshmen 3, Fireballs 1, Green-
backs 2, Littlejoes 2, Turtles 3, Has-
beens 1,

Tuesday Night Mixed League

Ladies high single, Joyce "Tur
ner 215; Indies high three, Joyce
‘Turner 627; mens high single, Don
Leitch 288; mens high three,
Webster 611; team high single, Pin.
hawks 2629...

Es 1009; team. high three, Night-
2, Nighthawks 3,
Ghevons Fe Pinheads 2, Genelle 1,
Firebails
Wed, am. Spine! League —
Ladies high single, Jean Jack-

| vers.

Sparetires
Sparkplugs 2655,
‘Carburetors $8, Bumpers 33,

Sparkplugs 28, ‘Sparetires 27, Ex- ets

hausted 16, Cranks 14,
No Blow. — Jean Jackson.
‘Wednesday Night Ladies League —
ladies high singie, Kay Kelly
263; Indies high three, Kay Ads-
head 632; team high’ single, Chore-
girls 886; team high three, Chore-

‘Vie for $2
‘The Soroptimist Club of Castle.
gar-Kinnaird and Robson has al-

eal young people of this area in the
field of fine arts — music, art, dra-
ma, and related endeavors,

For some time past it has made | ruary
annual presentations of celebrity
concert tickets to the SHHS band

fees to talented art atudents to at-
tend summer sessions at the Nelson
School of Fine Arts. It has made’
numerous awards during honor day
ceremonies at the high school over
a perlod of years.

Now, as education week ap-

prosciey it is going to single out

young man or young wo-
aa of this atea ag its applicant
for a $2£00 Goroptimis; Founda~
tion Cltizenship award.

The student for this honour
wilt be a 1962 graduating student
of the Stanley Humphries sccon-

dary school; This student will be
judeee. on merit and worth. In or-
der to qualify he must full! the
following:

* Service — He must havo taken
an active part in service, In the
home, in the school, and in the
community, with a high degree of
co-operation, and consid-
eration for, others,

Dependability — He must have
executed responsibilities with truth-
fulness, loyalty, and punctuality.

Leadership — He must have
demonstrated ability to lead with
self-control, dignity and responsi-

More Trips, Less
People for Ferries.

~The Castlegar ferries made
more trips last month than they
dia in January, 1961, bus they car~
ried 2,872 less automobiles and dri-

‘Following are the statistics for
Jenusry of this year with figures
for January of last year in brack-

Number of round trips (3,698)
4,010; eer oy aufomobiles and
drivers (36, * 34358; number | of
passengers, pes drivers (70,180), 66,-
697; number of trucks, all types
(12,084) 11,770; number of trailers
and semi-trailers (198) 186; .num-
ber of motor-buses. (814) 830 and

, | Hvestock (nil)’ 11>

0;
Choregirls 3 vs Sputniks 1; myers
2 vs Fivethumbs 2.
Thursday Morning Ladies League —
‘Ladies high single, Helen Wal-
Jace 224; ladies high three, Helen
Wallace 539; team high single,
Chipmunks 825; team high three,
Beavers 2342.-
‘Thurs, pm. Mixed “Com,” League —
Ladies. high | single, Janna
= | Brownlle £€8; ladies high three,’
Cathy Poznecov 645; mens high
single, Carl Loeblich 278; mens

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high three, Carl Koeblich 746; team.
high single, Tiredtutors 1089; team
high three, Tiredtutors 2994.
Fourpointers' 4, Mudiarks 0,
Rick’s Recordbreakers 4, Fivepins 0,
‘iredtau-
tors 3, Plaza 62, ‘Breadwinners 3,
Bob's Pay'n Takit 1, Smith's P&H

kes-4, Phantoms 0, Rebels 2, Bed-
rockers 2.

SHHS 1962 Gr ads.

ways taken o keen personal inter-| must have pursued. selected endea-
est in the achievements of the 1o-| yours with alncerlty ‘and integrity.

students, It has ‘provided tultion| school and its students, the club

500 Prize

bility,

Clear Senze of — He

It is hoped that the students
themselves will look seorchingly at
their fellows as the’ month of Feb-

progresses, Because of the
high degree of pride the people of
the area have in their local high

feels’ 1t would be of great ‘interest

to have attention spotlighted on
some of these fine young people
‘and their accomplishments recorded.

KINSMEN'S
Founder’s , Ball

Kinnaird Improvement Society Hall

Saturday, February 17th
Dancing 9 - 1
$5.00 Couple

Stock Reduction

SALE

Starts Feb. 9th - One Week Only

To OUR CUSTOMERS: After 9% years

3 we have decided

that many ‘lines and items must be disconti nued. In order to” carry
ouf our plan we havo. slashed the prices ‘of hundreds. of fop quality

items to cost and below cost.

THIS STOCK MUST BE MOVED REGARDLESS OF
‘COST OR SACRIFICE a
TERMS CASH OR UP.TO 3 YEARS TO PAY:

{f you ever intend to: ‘build “or: renovate “in the

future’ NOW

the time to lay.in a stock of quality ‘building supplies: you will cer-

comes to use them,

tainly need, and:at prices which will be: unobtainable, when the time

25% OFF

THE: ENTIRE STOCK
OF PLUMBING
. SUPPLIES

Soil | pe & ‘Fittings — cast iron
Galvanized © Pipe "and Fittings
Copper Pipe and- Fittings

“Copper. Drainage. Pipe & eitings

: Durkan: Fittings

‘ et

KITCHEN SINKS

21X24 Ledge type ‘porcelain | on
with basket. strainer ~

steel,

slashed to . $8.50

Stainless Steel Sinks - self: rim-
$9.95.

ming 18X20 .

Deck type swing Faucets
Many makes to choose from

Values up to $24.00, each $7.50
Tonly, 54. Youngstown. Sink
Cabinet - dbl. drain bd. with fau-

Ga Rad $129.50: Cut. to .95.00

Bath: Tubs -' recess acid ‘ resist-
ing porcelain on steel RH only
$46.00 each

Toilet Seats, White: or ‘colored
with no stain hinge, Reg. $4.49
Going ‘for. . é
' ALL PLUMBING BRASS GOODS
’ Faucetts, taps, tubing, traps, val-
ves, stops, oakum, closet parts
etc. List less 25% E

__ BUILDING SUPPLIES

PLYWOOD
Sanded

Tropocamma: 2nds 4X8XY% $4.50:

Sylva cord Inde AM8Y%4 |. $4.50

A few sheets % ‘Blockline $3.00 :

5 $3.49.

CASTLEGAR

++ Mrs, George Anderson left yes-
terday for Callfornia where ‘she will
visit for a month with relations and
frlends, Enroute home she will make
a stop at Salt Lake City where she
will visit for a few days with, other.
frlends,

Mr, and Mrs. T, McGauley and|°

family were Nelson visitors Satur-
day.

Mr. ard Mrs..G, Eastcott and
son Wayné, and Randy and Janice

. , Taylor of Rossland, were the ‘guests

‘of Mr. and Mra, H, Johnson’ Sun-
day, .

Mr, Ed.Meyers of Calgary was
the weekend guest of Mr, and Mrs,
W. Harrower. On: his return, to Cal.
gary. Mr, Meyers was’ accompanied
by his wife ana son who have spent
the past: three weeks with Mrs;

+ Meyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hor- :

rower,

Among. those motoring to Oran-
“brook to ntlend the funeral of An-
thony Austen, late husband of Mra,
Ruth Austen, the former Ruth Wil-
Hamson of! Deer Park ond Castle-
Bar, were Miss D, Pitts, Mrs.. R.
Martini (and Mra, §. Grunerud.
Mrs, W, Easton left by plane Mon.
day for Cranbrook and will visit
with Mrs, Austen ‘and other rela~
tons for a’ few. days. She will aled
attend the funeral,” :

W. Reed, who’ was in Vancou-,
ver for several weeks while receiv-
ing ‘treatment on his back, arrived

Mrs, IL, Johnson, Phone 365-6204
r

‘The work of a well-known BO,
artist will again be featured onthe
covers of approximately 600,000 Bri-
tish’ Columbia Telephone Company
directories this year,

Seleoted . for. full-color ‘repro>
duction” on’ the ‘covers of the; 1062
phone books 1s “Mount Robson and
Emperor | Fails,”. painted by. Van-
couver-torn artist, Jack L, McLean,
who now lives in Kimberley, 00°"
/Tahe | Mount’. Robson.’ painting

will be. the fitth: work of 2 BO. ar-|/

tist to be'used on''the phone book
covers, the first belng a aternwheel-
er arriving at Yale, which was spe-
clally painted for ‘the’ company: by

home by. plane Saturday. +.

take your tor

entertaining the bridge club or

social group — is to have your house put shipsha]
by. means of a low-cost Home Improveme t

from the B of M,;

_Home Improvement Loans at the B of M cover;
just about all kinds of home repairs and i improve-
ments —. and’ that goes. for ' fla
-dvvelings, 00, Whether you live in. them or not!

many trades, -so, with’ “‘a.Joan’ from

Mt. ‘Robson on. . Phone Bea

‘me annual congregational me meet.

ing of Grace
was held” in the chureti in : Kin

MoPhee, ©

adoption of the minutes of the last
annual meeting the various reports
were presented sa follows:: Church
achool by: ‘My. A, J. Vayaey, secre-
tary; seasio: “by Mr, .H, rites

i x the work
of Peter.” ‘Ewart, ‘depicting ‘a cattle
drive at Gang. Ranch. near} Dog
Creck In the Caritoo, and) waa fol-
Jowed in‘ 1060 by Jack Hambleton’s
palnting of the Swedish motor ‘ves, / the
‘sel Wasoborg loading grain. in ‘Ven,
couver © Harbor, :‘The - 1961: “cover
brought Mr. Hughes’ socona’ 856
pearance,’ with “The Cowichan Ri-
ver‘in July.”

Mr, seg pelaiea 12972-f0
Mount Robson, highest peak ‘inthe

‘hone reports all ahowed-an ac-

tive and: fruitful: year,The:one sad |:

feng ae June, More pleasant was | ;

708 five new “members,

“Jonkman, BL’
“Toot, J.T. "Hegeman, 5, ‘MoKenzie, N.
Bather, Dr. G, A. Sumner ani ‘Dane

lety, committee Fopreseniative. ia
Mrs, F. Jonkman,

Dr, Nugent ‘spoke - on, among
other ‘things, the method of con-
ducting the every persona canvass,
offering: his assistance when need-

ed. He’ also advised the members ‘on |

the matter of 8 pi lon to. the
“| Presbytery and to the synod in or-
‘der,.lo..be placed ‘on’a: priority sta-
tug for''an’ ordained’ minister, *"

Dr. Nugent closed’ the meeting
‘with prayer and the benediction, af.
ter, which a sooial hour was enjoyed
is ladiea served refresh-

“Television Service

) Repairs to all makes. of TV's,
( Radios, Phonographs. .
“Electrical Ap) :
Aopllcatlons f for. ‘TV cable hook-
Ups eee

“Years BEthias is our
quazantes of dependable service"

ELECTRONIC SERVICES
365-3331 — Phones — 365-460

The .treasurer’s report, coples of
‘Which wero ‘in tho hands of those
présént, “was. then | by,
treastirer J. JM, ‘Macbeth, ‘The report

‘Canadian ‘Rockies, from a ae I
vantage bert norsoally reached y

showed | atl: paid, bud-

ott. and missions allocation consid=

erably ovér-subscribed, The © Bible | man,
| Socal was: well supported,

‘Property is. debt-free ind

the

, (Prom Last Week)
Mr,:, and, Mrs,

Rossland "were Sunday” aie
the home of Mr, and Mrs; J. Let

Mr. and’ Mrs,’ M. ‘Grubesic ‘aia
daughter candace. aecompanted by|'

days: at 1 am

family ‘were weekend © visitors “in
Cranbrook at the home. at Mr.-and

‘Wilfrid, Jeiry, Luclile and Delores
of Kinnaird were ‘weekend visitors
‘at the home of*Mr. and” Mrs.
Rempel,

“Me, and Mrs: C, ‘He King and

Gaugtiter. Marjorie: and son, Bob of |;

= | Castlegar’ spent Sunday ” at their
summer home here. “

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Sundays at 11 any Matthias followed

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS

‘on! jE TYPICAL BUTTON
ARRANGEMENT

/<_you'll get the job done Wwhen you wa!

A want it and at a’price you can afford
. to pay, Why not talk it over, with the».

people at your neighbourhood branch
of “MY BANK” right: pied x

4'X5" Packy | board: (wood chip)
grooved in 12”: squares for ceil.
ings, each . $1.90
“Stone Board gypsum wall board
4’X8" panels, each .. $2.19
16X96" wall panels, each .. 76c
ALUMINUM. ROOFING

saexse” sheets 50 oniy ea, $3.45
ASPHALT ROOFING

210 Ib. square butt shingles reg.
$10.95 Sale Price ..... $8.95
165. Ib. ‘hexagon shingles reg.
$9.95, Sale Price’. $7.

Defenders 48, Rebels 45, Royal-
scotts 44, Dukes 4214, Phantoms
5614, Bedrockers 25,

‘Winners ofthe free cleaning
for the month of, January. courtesy
of Gem Cleaners are as follows:

Ladies high ‘single and high
three, Janna Brownlie 306 and 729;
mens high single, Carl Loeblich
oe mens high -three, Bill Keraiff

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OLD, Holds a call on anytine while
second call is made over another tine,

! 2] gb. Atban'’s ‘730 pm: Evensong
Connects tetephone with first line to Rev. O. R. Day ‘= Parish. Pilea. :

place or receive a call.

Bank OF MonvTREAL
| Canadas Fit Baa Beate:

Castlegar ‘Branch: RONALD MINNION, Manager

Unsanded

Connects telephone with second és 4
4X8Xfive sixeenths .............

line to place or receive a call,

Connects telephone with third
line to place or receive a cath:

TT Gongretuiatiecs to Ann Kooch-
in, Janna Brownlie and Laura Mul-
yk for or achieving thelr 300 pin.

Connects telephone with fourth
line to pluse or receive.a call,

erencom, Used forinter-cifice cals,

petcrte but you did yot a E80 one. ey the cheapest tems.

= WORKING WITH CANADIANS (N EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1017 ‘
: paired

And yet Tinperial receives less on the average for the Esso
gasoline it sells today than it did-ten years ago... and Esso

price of only, “Oy cents a pound. Compared with othe:
hs : y commodities in everyday use that’s a real bargain.* Of the!
FLOOR. COVERINGS 5 : f a Gy couits paid'per pound, for. Eso ‘aso ine, two cents is for:
Vinyl tiles 9X9 for wood’ or con- : 3 federal“and provincial’ taxes that” ‘provide such things
sreter each: dae social services and:new. highways.:To help bring you this:
bargain, ial Oil is ching for oil in northern B.C,
+ drilling wells which will bring B.C. ‘oil to B.C. customers!
has built. a. modern. refinery. near... Vancouver, -.new. pipe.

‘When you're big enough for several telephong
lines - but not for a PBX - pushbutton phones

NOW
Blue Veins
are the Ideal solution, They are.a boon to doo- ‘ae!

tors, lawyers, accountants. and smatier bus | z

iness offices. []

A ped phono Is a miniature switch: 2 $
het det pretty legs

Hide blue veins and complexion

Doors

Fir Slab’ Doors 26x66" $7.80
2XOXE! > $4.95
312"Butt ‘hinges pair .........49¢

Passage’ lock sets each . $1.99
Folding :.dors plastic ‘bonded Marleyflor pure Vinyl 4 ft. —

to aluminum. .... $8.75 pr. 1/ft.

Screen doors All régular sizes - Print tino 6 ft width Pr. ee 42¢
reg. $7.95 up,’ Sale Price SAI oe

. THESE -AND MANY. MORE BARGAINS AT

COLUMBIA TRADING CO.

901° FRONT ‘ST. NELSON, B.C. — PHONE::1511

*Here’s how the price of Esso compares
with. the. average market price of zome other com-
modities i inB.c.

exact
representative will be delighted to demon-
strate lust how much itcan saeyed: intne i blemis
and money, eening eke eve hid Se etily,

3 rproof, Complexion looks
fas Nese , legs an and arms satiny
even in swimming. Get your
shade at any cosmetic counter,

wok oz, jar a 98 a
At Pitts Plaza Drug - Kinnaird:
Pits Drug - Castlerar; and all
Druggists, .

Call our Marketing and Sales Department today. If out of town,
Phone us toll-free by asking your operator for Zenith 7000.

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