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ary 18th, 1951

Thursday Janu

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Gestie Nowa.

‘|; WELLLAM ¢. MURPHY
CHIROPRACTOR

; DESMOND T. LITTLEWOOD
ae OPTOMETRIST.

WHIST AND BRIDGE. AT LEGION HALL SATURDAY JANUARY 20th,,.
8 pem. Admission 25¢. Refreshments. Everyone Welcome.
Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary.

‘ Post office’ Building -
Wed. Afts 2:30pm to.8 Pm.

Phone. ae

‘Post Office Building
Wed. Afts 2:30PM to SPM
| Phone 2361

Castle News

THE CASTLEGAR GIRL GUIDE ASSOCIATION WILL MEET AT THE
home of Mrs. J. Scott on Monday, January 22, at 2:50 pom

FOR SALE: 2 PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE. WOOD AND COAL
range. Fairbanks Morris oil heater. General Blectric
‘Washing Machine. These goods all in A-l condition and
must be sold. See L. Markin - Phone 2¢21 be tusen the

Law Office
~ FERGUSON AND FERGUSON

Go Ao. SUMNER
Natusepebhis Physicion

‘Barristers & Solicitors
Post Office Building
Wed. 2:30 PM to 8 PM

Eremenko Block
‘Phone 2132

hours of 9 a.m. and 6-peom.

WANTED (CLEAN COTTON RAGS. - 209 LB. APPLY CASTLE NEWS.

FOR RENT: FLOOR. SANDING MACHINES.
4pply HoM.. Card, Robsens

LORNE GRYSLER AGENCY AT KINNAIRD=- LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT
end Car Insurance.

KNIGHTS OFr COLUMBUS MEETING FRIDAY EVENING AT 7:30 IN
the Castle News Office.

THE KINNAIRD ANGLICAN’ Ws. MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE AT
the home of Mrs. T. Easom, Monday evening January 22.

INEWS SPOTLIGHT (Cont'd From Page 4) _
belief that the rule of law should govern human conduct."
Warmly Welcomed = oa og

The prime ministers" declaration was warmly welcomed
in the British press.; The Times said the conference's
ork and ita influence for. peace in the Far. Bast had

de the meeting memorable. :
The Manchester Guardian, Liberal, said the conference
suggested "the necessary twists and turns” in policy |

py which “the wAmerican ideal and our ideal* my. be best
Bpproushed,, :

The Yorkshire Post, ‘Gonsexvative, ealled “the declare-
ston” an impressive statement of principles whose most

COMENGO J. Os AWARDS TOTAL $515 FOR DECEMBER

Joint Production commit tee awards during the month
of December totalled $815. .

‘The highest award of $185, went to David Hoge of the
Sullivan.Concentrator for.a suggestion to alter the
; flow of degradation oversize‘in the Sink and Float
‘Plant. This reduced the running time of #621 elevator.
‘Maintenance costs have been weduced and less piping is
needed.

. The next highest award of $65 was won by J.H. Evans,
also of the Sullivan Concentrator. His suggestion, for
alterations to the centre feed hoppers in the Sink and
‘Float Plant, permits the float to be drawn from the
feeders at.a higher rate and also reduces splashing:

& $50 award went to G.Gs Atchison of the Zine Plant
at Trail, who. suggested alterations to the system used
to empty Kelly filters prior to cleaning. This hes ~
improved cleaning and saves time, —

Todo Stevens of the. Coke. Ammonia Plant at Warfield
won a $35 award and $50 awards went to P. Steligas
Zine Plant, A.G. Jurick; Engineering Division. at.Trail
|end. J;L. Tebo; C.&F. Diviston Fertilizer group. 5

Two $25 awards were won by J. Morris; Sullivan Con-
centrator, and single $25 awards went to P.C. Berry;
Zine Plant, and J.G. Stevenson; Refineries.

Other awards Renees tpaende ery aa

ete

,

ape PAY NITE. AT THE CASTES THEATRE nae

| the home: of Mr; and Mrs. M. Dalton. Mrs. Eni itips is

: Gusiness erie

heartening passage is that urging that Commonwealth
defences should be strengthened with ail speed.

. § Gifferent note was struck by Lord Beaverbrook!s _
Daily Express, strongly Empire-minded. It said the
Jdecieration showed no evidence of action: to ereate an
"stronger Empire in time of Pendls v

‘host: PAIR oF CHILDS GLASSES, PINK PLASTIC RIMS.
oe Apply Kerrs Store. :

bad
KLEER Co yisi0k
Rrost shileda and Electrfc. Defrosters

HOnsDP teeter ineiteeat ene sGhene

GLOB-LITE BATTERIES with the longer life
You need a good battery ‘for quick starting

CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS. PHONE S051. -

| Boshlegan 2 SASH EDQOP

ARE you PLANNING on REMODELLING oR BULIDING?

Ben: us for all types of ‘oor | and windows «

CABINET MAKING A SPECIALTY.

_these winter months. Take a GLOB=LITE TO-DAY.

NOW IS THE TIME FOR A MID-WINTER CHECK UP

RENWAIRD TAXI, day: or mite service..Phone 3091

rita oS ae ~ COMMERCEAL PRINTING
PARLOR » Castlegar, Be Co 3 PHONE 303E
Januery Specials on :
+ BRRMANENTS

Beginning Jenuery Bend. -

CASTLE NEWS

printing of every
description.

| CMuighis Auto Servic e|

BOARD OF TRADE (Cont'd From Page 5)

Bert Martin, C.H. Thring.. .

Parks - H. Pitts, WR. Kerr, pe ‘Ferguson. as
Business & SEU S ir W.H. Reed yan Bs Bits wa. ae
Plotnikoff. we
Entertainment - c.W. Lundgren, — Bothamley, Cc. Bell.
Finance - C. Brown.

Attendance and Catering - G. Fowler, G. Tet tier.
Agriculture - C. Watson, A. Anderson.

Vendor - J.R. Elliott, M. Dalton.

Civie Improvements - B.A. Resker, O. Walker.

Motor Vehicles - A. Anderson, W. Sharples.

Boy Scouts - BoA. Resker.

A vote of thanks was given to the C.M. & S. a .
for their very Kind donation of $25. :
_ & discission was held as to whether a toll bridge | or
ferry would be more desireable at Castlegar. This
Board went on record as desirous of having a toll bridge
Each of our guests wag called on for a few words. All
spoke highly of the Board's activities: during> the past
year and expressed the opinion that the Boards: in thé
district are working to a common goal, that is, the
improvement of our communities and district as a whole.
Every success was wished for the new president and
executive for 1951. ante
e000 ..

CASTIEGAR SOCIAL
Mrs. ony Phillips of Netel, B.C. was a visitor at

Mrs. Dalton’s’. sister. :

: 000 : :
.Mr>-end Mrs. G.: Helbeeque and son Dennis of Ronnington
were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ge
BEeama te Bal its oo ds wal y ~ cial

ze 000,
Mr. and’ Mrs‘. “Colin: McClaren and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Conrelius were week-end visitors at the Castle Bar
Ranch, guest of Mr. and- Mrss GoW" anderson. if
000
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Davidson of Chine Creek, B.C. were
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Davidson.
000
-Mro Go Fowler left for: Vancouver Soturaey on’ a.

000

: “900°. i : che ais
Mrs. S. Rysen peturned pes ee Vencouver.
000
Reve JoBo Barnes, Biocesan Director of Vocations is
making a tour of all the parishes of the Okanogan and
Kootensy..
000
Mr: EDs Cempbell and Mr. D. MacDonald of Kamloops :
were visitors Tuesday at the home of Mr.: and Mrs. L.V.-.
Campbell, Ope kpen and Mrs and Mrs. E.A. MacDonald,

Mrs Schwartzenhauer $8: a 2 patient in the Brat Tedanec
Hospital. ae Ea ted

Robson. ‘
coo...

Mr. and Mrs. We Davidson and' family of Trail, were
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson.

‘000

Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Campbell have returned to their
home in Fruitvale: after viphiing Mr. and Mrs. Ray.
McIver o

: 000 ° ;

Mrs..S. Hanson and daughter Grace are spending a
few deys at Renata. - ee re

eee 000

[a Luk RANCH

2 OQ Re WED NEE R

P-R-I-C-E---S-C-H-E-D-U-1-E

PLAYGROUND:

SLEIGH RIDING... Parties up: to six persons 83.00
per hour. Parties. up to ten
persons $4.00 per hour. j

SKIING ...sescc+s 0.209 Per Person Ski Lift 25¢ Per Pers.

SKI=JOURING..----75¢ per half hour single and #00
: per half ‘hour’ dauble.

TABOGGONS AVAILABLE FOR RENT AT THE RANCHHOUSE
CATERING TO DINNER PARTIES a eee

PHONE ze51

CASTLEGAR SOCIAL (cont 'a) .

Mr. and Mrs. Ao Nuttall of Fruitvale were visitors

on Sunday at the home of. Mr.- and Mrs. Ray. Melver.
E00...

Last week friends and neighbors" ‘of Mrs. Michael
Phillips (nee Ann Verigen) held a shower at the home
of Mrs. Goo: McDonald. A -msical. evening was very
much enjoyed, prize winners for various games being
Mrs. R. Cowan and-Mrs. M.D. ‘McPherson. The bride was
the recépient of. many. lovely, gifts and a delightful
Tunch was served -by the ‘Aind: -assistanee of Mrs. F.
‘Swetlicos, sister of the bride.

“

Se ‘athe Se:

&11 parties are agreed that, 1951 will be one of our
biggest years and much of- ‘tha success will be enjoyed
in comparison to the amount of energy eco. effort of
individuals of the community. - -

--Drumbeller (slta.) Mail.

| THE VARIETY Jue

SALE

” PLERCE LINED SLEEPERS size 2. to Beiesests 2s 1580
BABIES KNITTED. ROMPERS «++ ¢-secseeeceeeeseoncGle 69
~ Boys DRESS SHIRTS. cssscpecoscsssceeeosseeB leds
BOYS BLANNELETTE PYJAMAS. {10 and 12..2.02000$2259
BOYS DRESS PANTS. S-4-5-6. {ADAOK. +++ s+e+ + ooo 69

2 ONLY GIRLS CHENELLE DRESSING GOWNS
BLZE ZB ANd Aocecccoecccsagoccscccescncsees coHee4d

2 ONLY GIRLS CHENELLE DRESSING GOWNS size 8.§3.98

CHINCHILLA - BUNNY BAGS. +s esceeeeccesencctess $5098
CHIIDRENS FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS 2 end’ 4:

__ to CLOarssoeeensseereecercoerstsccenrnenescefledd
JUST RECEIVED << o004 SHIPMENT. OF GIRLS AND ‘BOBS

_ WOOL SWEATERS. sizes 2&t and 28 to 34. :

THESE AND MANY OTHER - STEMS ARE OFFERED AT THESE

LOW. PRICES.
January 22nd to January Slst.: