, CASTLE NEWS

THUR. APRIL 28TH, 1949.

PAGE 4.7

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FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 6TH.
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ADMISSION 50¢.
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GARDEN CONSULTATION SERVICE

The Consolidated Mining and
Smelting Co. of Canada Limited is
pleased to announce that a GARDEN
CONSULTATION SERVICE for residents
of GREATER TRAIL, ROSSLAND, FRUIT- |
VALE, CASTLEGAR and other centres
within this area has been arranged
again this year.

_. MR. 8. Ho. HOPKINS will be "
available for this service and ap-
pointments to consult him may be
made between the hours of 83:00 A.M.
and 2300 P.M. by phoning TRAIL 1157.

The service includes advice on
GARDEN PLANNING, LANDSCAPING, SOIL
CONDITIONS, PLANTS SUITABLE FOR THE
TRAIL AREA and PEST. CONTROL.

Castlegar Day Binet

__. AND SPRING CLEANING TOO. an)

WE CAN MAKE IT EASIER FOR YOU IF YoU.
LET US DO YOUR CURTAINS AND DRAPES.

LACE CURTAINS - PAIR 50%
DRAPES, LARGE - PAIR $1.00
DRAPES, SMALL - PAIR 75¢

CAREFULLY DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED.

Gertain trees and shrubs may
be obtained through S. H. Hopkinse

THERE WILL: BE NO CHARGE FOR
THESE SERVICES.
THE CONSOLIDATED MINING AND SMELTING
OF CANADA, LIMITED.

ROBSON. NOTES:

Mrs. Ge Tenck and daughter, Patsy,
were visitors at the home of Mrse De
Gaverlik in Robson during the Boater
holidays.

Mr. Lyle Taylor and sisters pidvey.
and Ruthie, of Rossland, were week-end

visitors at the home of Miss Lili John-.—

son at Robsono

Miss Barbara Marshall, who is train-
ing at Normal School in Victoria, has
returned to the home of her parents,
Mr. & Mrso J. Marshall, where, during
her stay,

Mr. Hugo echer, of Robson, was a
visitor to frail on Wednesday, where
he joined his fellow-students in a
tour through the CoMe& §.Co. plant.

The Robson Athletic Club had its
semi-annual meeting on Wednesday,
April 20th, the topic of discussion
being the opening of the softball
season. Mr. Ernie Rigby was elected
@s coach and Mr. Bert Lamb was elected
as managero

The Robson Women's Institute are
sponsoring a Garden Contest for the
Robson children,from 8 to 15 years of
age. Mro J- Webster has kindly under-
taken to supervise. On Friday morn-
ing he met the Committee and demon-
strated to the children the correct
way to plant seeds, potatoes & peas,
each child helping. Prizes are to be
given for best exhibits. Eleven child-
ren have registered. (CONT'D ON P.5)

Cpstliget SASHoA DOOR

MANUFACTURERS OF
ALL TYPES OF WINDOWS AND DOORS.

CABINET MAKING AND
FURNITURE REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS.

EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

G.A.SUMNER,DCND]

NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
- '  BREMENKO BLOCK

EVENINGS BY
APPOINTMENT.

CONSULTATIONS FREE.

HOURS 9 to 6-

NOTICE

THIS IS THE LAST WEEK FOR FILING
1948 INCOME TAX RETURNS.

PENALTY IS $5.00 FOR LATER FILING.

W.R. NELEMS

NOTARY. PUBLIC.

CASTLEGAR SOICRING:

S- U-P-P-LY
RECESS BATHS, ROLL RIM BATHS,
TOILETS, BASINS AND ALL PLUMBING
ACCESSORIES. BN
SASH AND. DOORS, FURNACES ©
+ A REASONABLE. PRICES.
WE ALSO INSTALL PLUMBING & HEATING
. SYSTEMS BY: CONTRACT. -
“BUILDING AND ALTERATIONS.

FREE ESTIMATES.

F foasrie. NEWS ~

THUR. APRIL 28TH, 1949.

PAGE 5.

KINNAIRD Haran.

--FULL-LIN
CABINET HARDWARE

AMEROCK -- STANLEY .
“PAINTOVR" CABINET HINGE

SOMETHING NEW -- MAKES IT BASY
FOR THE PAINTER.

UPHOLSTERY WORK |

CHESTERFIELDS RECOVERED.
CAR AND TRUCK SEATS.

LEAVE WORK AT, OR WRITE
THE CASTLE THEATRE.

FRED HINI

* 29th, members and friends invited.

she will teach at the Bag bhe-
gar Elementary School. : SS
Sm

“slate of business before the memberso

ROBSON NOTES (CONT'D FROM P.4)

The Robson Amateur Dramatic Society
are finishing the season's activities
with a social evening on Friday,April °

Following the business meeting, there
will be dramatic exercises and the one-
act. play "The Fascinating Mr.Denby".

Mr. & Mrse Fe Kavic and daughter,
Florence, were visitors at the home of
their daughter, Mr. & Mrse Ge Gibson
at Princetone

KINNAIRD’ CATHOLIC CLUB HAVE CHURCH ’
SITE. BINGO PARTY PLANNED... .

The Kinnaird Catholic Club met “Monday
evening, April 25th, at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Rene Archambault with a full

After the minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted, Mrso Te
Fourt gave her report of the House Tea
which she sponsored, and her gratitude
was expressed for the assistance and
co-operation she received from her co-
workers.

Mr. Rene Archambault, the treasurer,

submitted a statement of the Club's

financial standing.

+Following this report, Mrs. S.Gallo
said that due to adverse circumstances
the House tea of April 23rd had to be
postponed. This tea will be sponsored
very soon and the co-hostesses will be
Mesdames 8. Jankola, Sro, Se Gallo
and 8. Jankola, Jr. It WALL be held
at the home of Mrse S» Jankola, Sre

The president, Mro Wm. Robinson,
then called for,committee reports and
final plans were made for the Bingo
Party to be the initial major project

of the Kinnaird Catholic. Club on Sat-

urday May 7th in the Kinnaird Communi-
ty Hall.

The next business was an item of
great interest. It was the announce~
ment by Father Barnes of the chosen
site for the Kinnaird Catholic Church.
With a plan of the land and informa-
tion received.at the Village Office,
Father Barnes pointed out the central
location and the suitability of the
proposed building lote Details of the
site and the exact loca- (Cont.P.7)

Sreccals

A. EREMENKO & CO. DEPT. STORE
"fer Fruclay and Galarcay

BUTTER, lst Grade...-cececcee -lLboG6OP
PORK & BEANS, Nabob.......-8 for 25¢
PEAS, Lynn Valley, 20 OZee+B for 27%

TABS
MILK, Pacific or Carnation....

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 20 oz....2 for 20¢
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, 20 oz. tine.. See
BUGAR, 5# bag.....sce- 49¢

LETTUCE, Fresh lb. 19¢
CELERY, Orisp--cooeceolbeo 13¢
TOMATOES, L lb. tubescese 27%

DELNOR FROZEN FOODS ,
Strawberries, Beaches,
Raspberries, Cantaloupe.

VEAL ROASTS, Boned & Rolled, lbs 55¢
SIRLOIN & T-BONE STEAKS......lbde 65%].
PLATE BRISKET...-2-¢-sceessceclDe 20¢

BOLOGNA, Fresho..-. lb. 444
BEEF LIVER, Fresh.os-eo.e-1De 40
PORK & VEAL PATTIES coelb. 45g

FREE DEw! VERY

RESSES.

| Me spade 0

NEW SHIPMENT OF GARDEN
TOO!

SLUBS & GINGHAMS.....-.--cseee

- PRINTED & PLAIN JERSEYS. . SPs
BLOUSES TO CLEAR,

LSs ‘GARDEN HOSES, RAKES, SPADES,
CULTIVATORS AND HOES.

4.95 and upo

SPECIAL....§ 1.95