4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 12, 1961
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COMING!

SATURDAY OCTOBER 28

C.W.L. Bazaar

KINNAIRD IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY HALL
Featuring Attractive Novelties
Fancy Sewing & Embroidery Work

Enjoy Afterrioon Tea

and the Bake Table =

PLAIN SEWING - KNITTING - PARCEL POST =
AND WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE

=|

Chili Con Carne. Supper
at 6.00 p.m.

VARIETY. BINGO
at’ 8.00. Pm, .. :
GOOD PRIZES - RAFFLE DRAW &
ESN 00

Let us bring your
heating system up to
date’ with a GAS OR:
OIL FURNACE.

Have all the modern
convenience and com-
fort this: winter.

*“ BE SAFE - BE SURE

FREE ESTIMATES

WHILE YOUR AT IT let us give you an esti-
mate on modernizing your plumbing. — DO
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KINNAIRD? B.C.

District resident Robert Fenner,
who is serving as branch president
of the Castlegar branch, Is one of
900,000 members of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
who presently fill positions of lead.
ership on a non-solaried basis,

The “no help wanted” sign will
never be displayed on the doors of
province, state, ward, or branch
chapels. There 1s s0 much work that
thousands of members are holding
down, more than one position,

Statistics of the church are'al-
ways on the move, Totals today will

KINNAIRD SOCIALS

Mrs, J.’ Kaufman, Phone 365-5488

The Thanksgiving woekend was
enjoyed by five members of the Se.
nior Sodality of Mary who visited
thelr counterparts in Cranbrook

several members from Castlegar on
the weekend trip were Noreen’ Hen-
dricks, Nicole Kaufman, Dianne So.
berlak, Evelyn Rodgers, Carol Ann
Buckna and Arlane Archambault,

Mr, and Mrs, K, Markle and
Marilyn returned late Monday from
the hollday weekend spent in’ Ver-
non visiting Mrs. Markle’s parents,
Mr, and Mrs, D, Howrie, Sr. They
reached Vernon by way of the Mo-
nashee Pass,

Best. wishes to Eddle Fitzpat-
rick who spent several days in Cas-
tlegar hospital this week and to
‘Ferry Jack who suffered injuries
in a bleycle accident on the week-
end. Terry is home from Castlegar
hospital and is recovering fine.

Kenny Manson’s friends wish
him well while he is a patient in
‘Trail Tadanac Hospital.

Gary Hominiuk and his sister
Marsha are recovering from tonsil
operations, having spent two days
in Castlegar hospital, :

Mrs, S. J. Jankola is a’ patient
in Vancouver General Hospital.
Her friends hope to see her home
soon, :

Mr. and Mrs, Pete Chesworth
spent 10 days with Mrs, Chesworth’s
parents, Mr, and Mre. Gordon Hen-
derson, returning to their home in
Vancouver on the weekend.

Visitors to Spokane’ on the

weekend were Miss Dianne Hay-
wood, Terry Ackney and Peter Ma-
nahan,
Gerry "Archibald ‘Spent the
Thanksgiving weekend on a rock-
hunting expedition, in the Okana-
gan. In the company of his father,
A, ©. Archibald'of Robson, they also
visited Keremeos and Penticton.

Robson WA

and Natal for the holiday. Joining |Pt

Mormens Busy in Church

be different tomorrow, However, a
breakdown on church positions from
information gleaned from figures
based on church organizations
paints a picture not duplicated by
any other church organization.
‘The church moves forward un-
der the direction of president David
O, McKay ond his counselors; the
Council of the Twelve Apostles; As-
aistants to the Council of the Twel-
ve; Patriarch of the Church; the
First. Council of the Seventy; and:

Bishopric,

to visit every member's home cach
month and give a lesson and in-.

the largest ‘single group of officers
in the church. They total 144,198 —
all holders of the Melchizedek or
Aaronic Priesthoods,

Some 447,787 men hold the
lesthood,

"Im addition, calls are’ out for
70,000 songsters to fill cholr seats
of stakes‘ and wards. The music
program of the Church Is outstand—

patie famed Balt Lake Tabernacle

“Sine thousands ot workers
serve on welfare projects, which in.

knitting mills, dairies, cattle ran-

ches and scores of bishops store-
houses.

ROBSON SOCIALS

Mrs, A, K. Waldie, Phone 365-5921
My, and Mrs, C. Wilson have

returned to Creston after spending
® two-week vacation visiting friends
in Robson and District,
Miss Barbara Martin, murse~
in-tralning at St. Paul’s hospital in.
spent the
weekend at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Martin.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Waldie were the latter's
brother, stepsister and friend, Mr.
R, Fornasero, Miss S. Neegaard and
Miss 8, Derby of Calgary.

the Castlegar hospital,

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DID YOU KNOW?

munity Chest eliminates Tag
Days. :

i

Holds Meeting

The regular meeting of the Wo-
men’s Association of Robson Com-
munity Memorial Church was held
in the church hall recently. _-

Rev. C. R, Day- opened the
meeting with prayer, following
which Mrs. E, Nickerson conducted
the devotional period. After the

mittees reported on thelr activities
during the :preceding month.
Plans were made for the coffee
party to be held-early in October
and it was suggested that a second
coffee party -be held later in the

J month. -

At the’ conclusion of the busi-
ness the president, Mrs. W. R,
Brown, then called on Mrs, L. M,
Quance, the speaker for the after-
noon, Mrs. Quance gave the mem-
bers a most graphic and interest-

to Bogota, Colombia, via Mexico,
and all thoroughly enjoyed the ex-
She shared with the mem-

T-BONE or CLUB STEAK, We escis e780
ROUND STEAK or ROAST; iki, .... 780
BEEF BONELESS STEW, Ib., ..... 59c.
MINCED BEEF, Ib, .........-+-. 450
~ PORK GHOPS,"all culs, Ih ....... 59e-
PORK TENDERS,-Ib, .......--. 990
PORK LEG ‘ROAST, De
" PORK BOSTON BUTTS, th.,....... 49¢
VEAL GUTLETS, Ih, ........ 5. 190
“LAMB CHOPS, Ih., ...2...:.500+. T8e

For More Specials See Our
Red & White Flyer

bers. - 5

Tea was “then served by the
hostesses Mrs, E. McPhee and Mrs,
‘RT Waldle, |,

Legion

Jackpots.

roll call the various standing com- |

Ing ‘description of her recent visit |‘

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JEWELRY

HALFTIME JACKPOT $25.00
Given away each Bingo Night ,
: COMPLETE NEW PROGRAM

‘Starts Saturday Night Oct. 14
i 8.00 p.m.

Legion. Holl -
UOT iio iV

FT TT Ife:

Welfare

$125.00.

the three members of the Presiding.

‘Ward teachers, whose duty 1¢ is |,

quire about, their welfare, add up to |*”

ing with such organizations as the | |

clude flour: mills, farms, tanneries, |

Mr. A, H, Irving is 2 patient in

That the K.R.C. Com.|‘

Granges 5 lb. bag

| Aerowax 1/2 gal.

T-RATE.

KINNAIRD; B.C. : PHONE 326

| Se T lb. oka i $1 00.
: Kraft Dinner A PRGS..« cecssensssiciais 49c-

-. LEAN TENDER

Smoked Picnics lb.

Bologna BY THE PIECE, LB.,

AYLMER ©

Ketchup 2 bottles...

CARNATION

Milk 6 tins

ASSORTED FLAVORS ALLEN’S

Fruit Drinks «62.22 102».

CUT-UP TRAY-PAK ”

. Frying Chicken pers 98c
39c

FRAZER VALE

Frozen Peas 2 pkgs.

FRAZER VALE

Frozen Strawberries - ok: -39¢

MALKIN'S

Peas asst. sizes 6 tins $1. 00

“LYONS.

Tea Bags 100 - 2 CUP BAGS ..

DUNCAN HINES

89

Cake Mixes 3 pkgs. $1 00

SUNKIST
69c

CHRISTIES

. Minarettes Chocolate, 20 biscuits, 3 -Pkgs. we: $1

: MeCORNICKS

Sultana Delights 3 PGS, a 696

‘COOKING

Onions. 50 lb. bag - $3. 25
$185_

LIQUID -

Tooth paste : Economy size with free Atlas in B9C :

"AND MANY. MORE NON ADVERTISED SPECIALS"

Open ee. 9 am. to 9 pm, except Monday, closed 12 noon ~

We Reserve: The Right To Limit Quantity

‘Village Clerk

Lists of BREE’ -~SHRUBS ‘trom 1 the «Consolidated ,
j, and -Smaing: ¢ Co. Ltd. are now.. available.

iit intorested

18th, os

‘A: Selbie’ _J. Logelin
Village Clerk
Kinnaird Castlegar

39c.
29¢

“g A E

Central. Trading

FREE: DELIVERY “— PHONE 365-3093

Mille carnation, 6 TINS orc 89 ;

= KERSEY'S

Peanut Butter. 42 oz. 1m 89c
FRAZER VALE ;

Fish: Be Chips 24 OZ. PKG. A9c
Potatoes .1 40 LBs.

Kleenex’ ‘4 bone of 400 .

Tide GIANT ‘size

Flour: Parity - Five Roses, 25 ths. D1, 59

"OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY

Deer Park Socials

(Mrs. 0. Tt. “Williamson
Sowa ‘A. Zelgler. and his ‘brother
‘ot Maple Oreck, Saak,, spent ao few
.d@ays'.in' Deer Park, the guests of
Mr, M, ix ,Hirkendali, te
Mrs, H. Windross and daughter
| Patay ave returned::to thelr home
‘in ‘Toronto, Ontario, ‘atter Bpending
the ‘sunimer reentiad at the. home
or her; parenté,’

RENATA Som

i Mra, M. Robn
Mr, and ‘Mrs,
Candace accompanied
legretto of Trail’ speny, fae, holiday
weekend, in’ Renata, “;

‘Miss Luedell Lang of Pentioton
was a weekend visitor at the home
of her ‘sister Misa June Lang .and
Misa Lorraine Fladager. . fa

‘Miss’ Eileen ‘Funk’ spent the

‘Grubesic ‘and

Among the many weekend visl-
tors fo Deer Park were J, McOunn
of Trail; Mr, and Mrs, J. Bickham
of. Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs, W. H.
Houston and grandson Walter Pea-
"chey, the Woodrows and Merric-
fields, all of Castlegar and many
others, a
Le ele

me, HL W. MB for

OPEN DAY & NIGHT ;
KING ..KOIN LAUNDRY
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA’ .

ji "| Kootenay west, and Mr. and Mrs,

D. ©. Waterfield of Nakusp were

recent visitors to Deer Park. ond) i

Renata, ‘While: in Deer Park they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, 0,

; |T. Willlamson,-

Mrs, D, D, Jameson has re-
turned from a recent visit to Van-

couver where she was the guest of | f

her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, R. L. Heywood,
Miss Ethel White and her aister,

Mrs, Louis of Renata were recent | JM

visitors to Deer Park prior to their

for where they |

ng holiday: in
My, and. Mrs,’ Fred Nagel and
daughters of Trajt spent the week-
end at thelr summer home.
Mr, and Mrs, W. Leduc, Wil-
fred, Jerry, Lols and Delores of
Kinnaird were weekend visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0.'P.
Rempel. -
Mr, and Mrs. A ‘a. och, ‘Fred
die and Alvina, ‘spent the “weekend
in Castlegar,
Mr, J. Neufeld of Kamloops is
home visiting his family,

Miss

accompanied by MaryAnne “Wiebe
‘were. “wépkend - visitors to Trail,
where they attended; “The Boys
Town Choir" from’ Omaha, Neb,

"THE WEATHER

Lang and ‘Miss Fledager } ..

will spend the winter months. They
visitors: at the homes of Mr. and

Mra, F. Briggeman and Mr. and Mrs,
H, Mottershead. i
+ Mra, L.: Wither. ‘of

Television Service
@ ‘Repairs to all makes of TV's,

Radios, Phonographs.
@ Electrical Appllances,
@ Applications for TV cable hook-

ups made here.
“Years of experience is our
guarantee of dependable service”

ELECTRONIC ‘SERVICES 7

355-933) _— Phones — 365-4601

‘who is‘ spending a holiday at Ren-
‘ata,'was the recent guest: of Mr,
and Mrs. F, Briggeman. Other vi-
sitors at the Briggeman home ‘in-
cluded Mrs, L, Briggeman and Mrs,
R, Seaman and’son. of: Trait.”

Dr. and Mrs, ©, Toll and friends
of Trail were weekend visitors to
“Mr, and Mrs, c, 8. Phelps and
children were: weekend visitors’. to

Recent visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, C. Williamson were
the latter's father, Mr. J. Relmer of
Renata, her uncles, Mr, Carl Rel-
mer and Mr. Peter Reimer of New

cet

. spend a few days in Vancouver.

“BIRTHS

MOORE — To Mr. and Mra.
Evan Moore of Robson, Oct. 6, a
daughter.

OBETKOFF — To Mr. and Mes,

and her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. J. Rel-
mer and daughters, Sharon and
Wendy of Wi 5

. Mr, and Mrs. A. Mackereth and
son Bruce ‘of.; Broadwater left to

. and Mrs, A. A, Phelps and
aie bates were weekend * ‘visitors to

‘Mr. and “Mrs, ©. Phatps and
son Russel left to spend a few days

with-friends and relatives at Maple =

Creek, Sask.

“GASTLEGAR SOGHLS

John Obetkoff of » Oct. 6,
a. daughter, :
— To Mr, and Mrs.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDR'
AND DRY CLEANERS

: DELIVERY & PICK-UP EVERY MONDAY &
TH iS %

URSDAY

ino Manarin of Kinnaird, Oct. 9,
son,

: BARRETTE — To Mr. and Mra,
Henri Barrette of Robson, Oct. 10,
@ daughter. —

LORINCZ — To Mr. and.Mrs,
Joseph: Lorinez. of Caiatlegar, Oct,
42, a daughter. t

Mrs, H. Johnson, Phone 365-8294

Mr. and Mrs, John Charney of
‘Vancouver were the guests of Mr.
and .Mrs, E. A, McDonald for a
day. Mrs. Charney is the niece of
Mrs, McDonald. They were enroute
home after a holiday-spent visiting
afound, Calgary.

"Mr, Burt Campbell retumed at

‘. the. weekend, from ‘a holiday, spent | =

at and Toronto.:

; “for ay gift: certifical
‘drop in soon.

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each . i $1.59
PITTS

PRESCRIPTIONS
& PLAZA DRUG

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‘. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Palfy of Ald-

‘lergrove who:were on their honey-

moon called at Mrs. Palfy’s parents,

// Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Harding, for

short visit Sunday.
Mr, “and ‘Mrs. H. Johnson spent
sunday in

WS Easton; who spent a

.| few eats visiting in Fernie last

week, arrived’ home Saturday en-
route home she visited in Cran-
brook and Nelson. ~

Mr, and Mrs, Colin’ Petts are

visiting in Calgary and are expected,

home Friday.
Mr, and Mrs, L. V. Campbell
leave Sunday. for Vancouver where

Mr, Campbell, as retiring: president |
of the B.C. Weekly Newspapers As.
chair

sociation, will the annual

of that
Among those attending the tea!
9} at: oe home of Mrs, EB. Caskey in

‘Friday. were Mrs. ares PR. Ferg- | 7

uson,' Miss L.
Defoe, Mrs’ ‘Lawson. fore Mrs, J.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING .

CASTLEGAR
CURLING CLUB

8 P.M. - OCTOBER 24
- MARLANE HOTEL

ALL INTERESTED PERSONS WELCOME TO
"ATTEND -

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Annual Meeting

CASTLEGAR
HANDICAPPED SOCIETY

October 16 - 8 p.m.
_ SILVER BIRCH SCHOOL
G. MEREDITH, Guest Speaker

Everyone Welcome
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OPEN MON, - FRI.

9 AM, TILL 9 PM. :

“2Tc off deal!”

“KING SIZE

CHEER: .
$1.32

4 ROLL PAC

WESTMINISTER
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49c

100 FT.
WAX PAPER
REFILLS

2 for 49

SOLO
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2 Ibs. 49¢

JELLO
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“ALL FLAVORS”

. TUBE

TOMATOES

2 for 33c
TOKAY ,
GRAPES

2 Ibs. 25c

- PORK

BUTTONS.
29c Ib.

Heese Ibs. $1.00

“FRYING CHICKEN”