CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

_Thureday, February 25, 1954

Record year for Canada’s fur
goods industry ‘was 1948 when
output was valued at $666,384,

KINNAIRD MAN FINED
ON IMPAIRED CHARGE

Alfred Claire Lemay pleaded
guilty to a charge of “unlawfully

having care or control of a motor

2 | vehicle while his ability to have
eare or control was impaired by
alcohol," when he appeared be-
fore Stipendiary Magistrate W. H.
Taylor at Magistrate’s Court, Cas-

District's Social Event

—

Funeral Sat, For
Mrs. Mary Woykin

Mrs. Mary Woykin, a resident
of Pass Creek for the past 18
years, passed away yesterday.
Funeral services are being held
Saturday at 3 p.

ST. ALBAN’S

tlegar, W i

Phone 3031

costs. The offence

He paid a fine of $50 and $6.50 |

Creek, '

PARISH HALL Wednesday morning.
Contact z
W. H. TOOGOOD -One sixth of the fully manu-
Phone 2378 factured foreign textile products

m™ P of duty.

early

entering Canada come in without

Castlegar Happenings.

Kinnaird -Korner

kochoff

wm, at Pass
.

She is survived by her husband
Nick; a daughter, Mrs, Mike Soo-
and three sons, Peter,
Harry and John, all of Pass Creek,

LEGION CORNER -

The Spring membership drive
is now in full swing and six new
members were sworn in at last
week’s meeting.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary are also
actively enrolling new members,
having enrolled six or eight
Tuesday night. f

Activity is still centred on the
new club room which is rapidly

GUIDE ASSOCIATION PLAN
BOX SOCIAL AND DANCE
Tentative plans for a Box So-

‘Phone 3967

March 20, were made at the Feb-

cial, and Old Times Dance on

Mrs, L, Reed,

HOME ON LEAVE — Jack
Reed of the RCN, Cornwallis,
Ontario, is spending a leave at
the home of his parents, Mr. and

Renala Tidings

RENATA FARMERS INST. -
The annual meeting of the Re-

Public Stenographer. .

Fannie Stoochnoff

2nd off Main
All Types of Stonographic Work -

_ Income. Tax Forms Completed

EARLY FILING OF EF IS...
MEANS AN EARLY REFUND

of the Castl

afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Schwartzenhauer. Guides will be
asked to sell tickets for the event,
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and Mrs. J. A. Williams
won the booster prize. Next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. F. A, Hostetter on March

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IN HOSPITAL — Mr. W.. Tuby

is a patient in Mater Misericor-

diae Hospital, Rossland.
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ROTARIANS TO “ROSSLAND
of the C

ruary
Girl Guide Association Tuesday

Deer Park Socials

panied by Mrs. G.
who was a patient inf the Ross-
land ‘Hospital.

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TO CASTLEGAR — Mr. and

FROM NELSON — Capt A. W.
Worley and son Bobby of Nelson
spent a week at their home in
Deer Park. They-were accom-
A. Walker

nata Farmer's Institute was held
last week in the new school.
Election of Officers was as fol-
lows: Pres, Peter Warkentin;
Vice Pres. Joe Sehlinger; Sec.
Treas, Isaac Wiehe; Directors —'
Henry Funk, and J. J. Reimer.
The Film Club inted to act

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P. WARKENTIN HEADS

KROMHOFF TURKEY POULTS
FOR 54

Western Canada’s Largest Poult

Producers, Write to-day for cata-
Iogue and prices, Kromhoff Tur-
key Farms Ltd, R.B. No. 5, Now
Westminster, B.C.‘ :

mittee on the Renata Film Club
are Sehlinger and J. J. Reim-
er. ;

COMING FILMS

Nati Film Bd. Pictures to

.  W, an
daughter Germaine have return-
ed to their home in Castlegar

‘AFree Community Servica — Phone 3441

— BULLETIN BOARD

Cyril Bell Agencies Lid.

Remember the date! April 24th, the Legion L.A.
Branch 170, will hold their Spring Tea and Bake Sale.’
IMPORTANT — Annual General Meeting of the Hos-
pital Society, Parish Hall, Friday, Feb. 26th, 8 p.m.
Everybody Welcome,

Castlegar Girl Guide Association will be holding 2 Box
Social and Old Fime Dance on March 20th., in the
Parish

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion, Branch
470, will hold a Bake Sale in West’s Store., Saturday,
Feb. 27th. from 3 to 5pm r

There will be an u ting of the j
Kinnaird Elementary School PTA on Mon., March ist.,
at 8 p.m. in the Kinnaird School. %

‘farkey Dinner, Friday, Feb. 26 at the Presbyterian
Church, Kinnaird: As accommodation is limited, ad-
mission by ticket only. Please Phone 4048. .
NOTICE — Catholic Women’s League, Spaghetti Din-
ner and Dance,: St. Patrick’s Day, March ‘1%th,: Twin
Rivers Hall. Admission $L.75 per person. For tickets
Fnene 2131 on contact: any C.W.L. member on or be-

fore

Rainbow Circle Bake Sale, Friday, Feb. 26, 1954 at
the Co-Op Store at 10 a.m. * i
BABY CLINICS: . ‘ ee
Kinnaird — Tuesday, March 2 at the Community Hall
2to4 pm
Dumont — Wednesday, March 3 at Mrs. Butlers, 2 to
3:30 pam.

liant

— Thursday, March 4 at Mrs, Evans, 11 to

12 am.
Ooteaschenia — Thursday, March 4 at the school.
3 to 4 pm.

NIGHT CALLS PHONE 2683, R. A. PINCOTT. - >
urance :

; dvisors
Phone 3441 ‘Castlegar

after a few days at the

O-
tary Club and their wives went
to Rossland Tuesday night, par-
ticipating in the Rossland Club's
Third Anniversary celebrations.
Those who made the trip were
Mr. and Mrs, L, V. Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Horswill, Mr. and
Mrs, J. Macbeth and Bob Mad-
docks,
see
IN HOSPITAL — Mr. Omer
Lightle is a patient in Kootenay
Lake General Hospital, Nelson.
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FROM SASKATCHEWAN —
Mr. A. Tonnellier of Carlyle,
Saskatchewan, is visiting at the
home of his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and ‘Mrs, George Ton-
nellier,

Last Rites Held For
Mr. Felix. Soherlak
At Revelstoke, B.C.

Funeral services for the late
Felix Soberlak of Castlegar, who
passed away Feb. | 12 at Mater

home of Mr, and Mrs, C. Sch-

wartzenhauer.
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FROM VANCOUVER — A.

Law has returned from a busi-

ness trip to ‘Vancouver,

HOME AGAIN — Recent vis!
tors to Nelson, Trail and Ross-
land included Mrs. G. Brigge-
man, H, Motterhead and G. A.
Walker.

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IN HOSPITAL — Mr, A. W.

Kent left for Vancouver where

he will spend some time as a pa-

tient in Shaughnessy Hospital.
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FROM SALMO — A. A. Phelps
of Salmo is the guest of his bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs.C.S. Phelps,

se

WEEKEND HERE — J. Allen,
who is employed by the CPR,
spent the weekend at his home in
r Park, .

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TO -TRAI, — -M. A. Kirken.
dall left-to spend a short holi-
day in Trail at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, J. V. Briggeman.

: Hospital, ¢
after a short illness, were held at
St Anne's Church in Mt. Cartier,
Revelstoke. Rev. Father W. Har-
rison sang the i th

Births in Canada climbed to a

be shown this week are:

Tour of Toronto Stock Ex-
change; Mountain Movers; Grey
Cup ‘52; Civil Defense Rescue
Party.

with the Women’s Institute com-/£

The average bee colony in
Canada yielded 72 pounds of
honey in 1953, .

— Sickness .
INSURANCE

PHONE 2921 f

new mont of 37,
oe thly peak 462 in

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The Corporation of the Village of Kinnaird

NOTICE

LICENCES ARE NOW DUE AND
PAYABLE AT THE VILLAGE
OFFICE IN KINNAIRD.

B, MORICE,
Village’ Clerk.

Mass with‘a choir in attendance.

the family plot at Mt, Cartier
cemetery. : :
+ Born at Sokol, Poland, 81 years
ago, Mr. Soberlak had lived at
Revelstoke for 40 years, moving
to Castlegar three years ago. He
was predeceased by his wife in
1949. and also one daughter.
Survivors are three daughters,
Mrs, John Ozero and Mrs, Louis

Meats — Beef — Veal — Lamb — Pork
Chickens @ Phone 2001 ® Fresh Fish

MEAT MARKET

PHONE 2001

We Sell Only Top Grades of °
Government Graded and Inspected.

BEEF BLADE PCT ROAST, Ib. ..... 39c |
FRESH MINCED BEEF, Ib. ........ 39c

REEF BRISKET, ib. ........-... 226
COTTAGE ROLES, th. 1... tae
SPARERIBS, th. ..............5. 426

Delmar or Tulip Margarine, 3 for - 90¢
Sternfelds Sauerkraut, 28 oz. ."

|| PREM
H SPORK:
KAN
@ MALEINS BEANS and PORK
2 for
@ PACIFIC MILK
2 for
@ MALKINS FANCY TOMATO JUICE
2 for e
guover LEAF Fancy Pink SALMON

Lb. :
AYLMER FROZEN PEAS
Pkg.

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. JOHNNY'S.

| bers who are: Mrs. Swea

Qzero at Revelstoke and Mrs.
John Young at Duncan; and three
sons, Peter at Trail and Karl and.
John at Castlegar,

Legion L.A. Welcomes
Nine New Members

Nine‘ new: members were in-
stalled and ‘officially welcomed
into the Ladies Auxiliary to the.
Cc ian Legion, Castl ‘Rob
son Branch 170 at their regular
meeting in the Legion Memorial
Hall, Tuesday evening.
Mrs, A, Weir, president, instal-
led and welcomed the new mem-
Pitts,

Mrs.

Mrs. Phyllis Maddocks,

Myra Budden, Mrs. Jean Fitz,

Mrs. C. Middleton of Trail, Third
Vice President ‘of the -Provincial
Command, who explained the

95¢

BUTTER

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work and aims of the’ Auxiliary
to the new members. ~

. The 19 members present made
plans for the Spring ‘Tea, Sew-
ing and Bake Sale on April 24.
Mrs. W. Smith is in charge of the
sewing.-A $20 food hamper will
be the door prize for the lucky
ticket holder. ' :

! Where will also. be a Bake Sale
at West’s Store next Saturday
afternoon. a
members were named to
be installed at the next meeting
as executive committee mem-
bers, They are Mrs. J.. Markin
and Mrs. W. Brewer.

Mrs, Weir presented Mrs. H.
Bate with a silver baby spoon on
behalf of the'l..A.

The evening draw was won by
Mrs. M. Curren.

patrick, Mrs. Julia Couch, Mrs. | g-;
Margaret Newman, Mrs. “Lizzie”
Mason, Mrs, Emily Pepper, Mrs.
Agnes Guerin and Mrs. Margaret
Batting. .

Present at the meeting was

Ded | cel

a

Bus

this vital project.
utmost. 2

TO THE

jusiness Men
OF THE DISTRICT

YOUR

+ Project Society Civic Centre =
CANVAS
IS ON! an

will be contacted: by Canvassers for ‘your contribution to
Please consider carefully and do your

CASTLEGAR KIWANIS CLUB

.

“Thursday, Febriiary:25;:

1954

Doriines Edged 71-068
- By Trail Senlor Subs
ohn mere at

uarter, skilfull hoop marks-
quarter th the ‘Trail Senior Cubs

L.A. Card Party Sat. -

bridge and seven of whist at a
very pleasant Card Party at the
Legion Memorial Hal Castlegar,

12 Tables At Legion’

There’ were five ‘tables otf

je -6V' é 2
a by the Ladies Auxili-

asketballers was:too much for
 Castl zy ;

+ evening when they dropped an
exciting. 71-66 decision to the
Trail. squad at the Stanley Hump-
hries High School auditorium.

tn the preliminary event, a
Jadies team from Nelson, the
Nelson Civics, downed the Cast-

. legar High School girls 35-24.

‘The men's’ tilt was a real thrill-
er particularly in the final quart-
er when the locals staged &
powerful last “minute bid ‘for

Branch 170 of the Canadian Le-

to the Castlegar-Robson

ston, mae oe
inners were:
Bridge — Ladies’ First, Mrs. C.
Dunn; Gents’ First, Mr. A. Joy;}°
Ladies’ Consolation, Mrs. A.
Weir; Gents’ Consolation, Mr. A.
Weir, ?
‘Whist — Ladies’ First, Mrs. M.
Saliken; Gents’ Mr. I.
Reinsbakken; Ladies’ Consola-

victory. They ‘were unable to
head the rampaging Trail quinte-
tte however whose attack was
sparked .by C. Catalano with 27
points and J. Merkely with 17
counters, . .
Other Trail scorers were T.
Toreson, 14 points; L. Gerard, 3
A. Belisky 5.
ator Castlegar, Rennie Mitchell
paced the field with 31 peints
while Richle Martini tallied 18
counters, The remainder of Dom-

tion, Mrs, A. Lampard; Gents’
Consolation, Mr. W, Ball.

inoes pointage was made up by
Alan Jacobson with six points;
Billy Kanigan and Joe Zeeben,
four each; John Ross, two and
Paul Gergely, one. |
_In the girls game, Nelson scor-
ers were: B. Thom, 18; G. Fraser
7; L:Valentin 5;°¥, Mores 3;-and
M. Smith 2.

fer : scorers were Donna
irhead, 7; Olga ff and

RADIO
SERVICE

3 | were referees for both contests.

Doreen Pitts tive each; V. Gleb-
off 3 and L. Richardson and B.
Jones, two each. 2
Paul Zanet and Vie Kravski

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‘Mayne

ion Drama F'

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REGIONAL AWARD for “best presentation by a group” in
the B.C, Regional finals of the Domini esti
tly to

val was

di of the Trail Little

Victoria and Kelowna.

made y!

‘Theatre. Adjudicator Graham Suter (1
Award “Meditation” in Victoria, Miss
who directed the winning play “For Love o
the award for the best director. Trail won oul

left) presented the Calvert |
Janie Stevenson (centre)
: “Money” reteived
t over entries from

to gét the most out =~
of your overseas trip .
‘see'your :
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August 1953, an increase of more
than 16,000 from August 1952.

-| Striking Achievement :

Noted In Health Ins.
ForGanadians

‘able story of prog!

“RECORDS
TO. PLEASE EVERY. MUSIC LOVER
.. HEAR THEM.IN THE .THEATRE
BUY THEM AT THE
LAKESIDE HOBBY GENTRE

- Across.from the. Thea’

A a fi
js told by the Joint Committee on
Health Insurance in ifs just-off-
the-press booklet’ “Financing

in

At December ‘10, 1953, there],
were 338,100 Canadians seeking
work, a_total-of unemployed exe

t &
Pacific travel’ agent you _can_save_time

: and money.
Passports, luggage, hotel tours and

dati

's payroll for

dustry’:
was $146,321,601, °

ceeding the p post-)
high ot 312,000 recorded in the
late winter of .1950. ae
Sales and excise taxes paid
1953 by the Canadian automobile
industry totalled $162,160 00

i} sta few of the many travel details
i ee cokan ‘Pacific travel agent will gledly ?
handle for you. . ;
Ae : For full particulars, see

in 3

Health Services in Canada.”

Agent — M. B. DALTON — Phone 4951

Five and one-half million
Canadians have insured them-
selves against burden of hospital
costs. Nearly four million have
purchased surgical sxpense insur-
ance. About three million have
paid for the newest form of ‘Pro-
tection — medical expense In-
surance. . §

In‘ the six provinces -where no

it:

‘ELIE’S

AX

AUTO COURT
“Fully Modern”
CABINS. -:
Reasonable Rates
CASTLEGAR-TRAIE.
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Ak about special “Thrift Season” fares.

gov 1 ‘plan is’ in

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ar Coast Finishing Materials are_used In our

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“QOOTENAY BUILDERS —
and. Suppliers

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operation, one out of two persons
has voluntarily selected his, own
plan of hospital expense protect-
ion. : 1 as
‘Another striking, fact is; that
nearly all of the growth, in sthese:
forms of coverage has taken.
place since the early 1840's, More-,
over, the ‘phenomi al” expa ion,
ig continuing and ‘éach ‘year’ there
is a’ significant increase in the
number of Canadians.with some
form. of-health insurance. ~ /
“Insurance: :;{companies,, Blue
Cross Plans; and’ ‘medical. care

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Cutlery and Egg Tray, both for - $1.00, 5
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{Tips on Touring}:
Carol-Lone aed ©

c - Travel Authority —
You can ‘pack
your hubby's bag

as efficiently as
your own— and
do him a wel-
come favor—if
you'll remember

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Make‘a check list of everything’
he. needs ‘to. take along so that
you don’t forget anything. ..
|; fo keep his shirt collars from
q mussing, pack his socks and extra
1 handkerchiefs inside the collars.
‘ Old socks. ‘slipped over, his shoes
[ will keep them from soiling other
items. - ‘ ’ :
If-your husband uses an elect-
ric. razor, ‘don't forget to pack a
safety razor, shaving, cream and
brush, .too. Some hotels don’t
have.the proper. current or lack
electric.outiets in the bathrooms,
“\ Other: items .which may .come
handy, are:—. :
wextra. book. matches, a knife-
‘corkscrew-bottle; opener combi-
nation, “miniature © whisk ‘broom,
‘nail: clippers, and fingernail: file,

“sewing -Kit complete with
¢ ere! Guttons for chis shirts, tal-
cum’ powder and aspirin. :
“A little surprise: such as a,.new
pocket novel, pack of-cards or the

Jatest fariily’ snapshot will make

him. think “of

you while he's
_faway. -

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are Dollar Days in Castlegar

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