Thursday, ‘July.'10, 1952

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.. CASTLE: NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.,

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.Pubhwted every
“The Crossroads of

ou Member Canadian Weekly
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The Castle News

L. V° Campbell, Owner - Publisher

Department, Ottawa

SIDEWALKS
Ce d from Page 1°

Centre intersection largely for the
i of the Catl Co.

Thursday at... 1 : 20-
> operative’ ‘Transportation Socie-
the Kootenays ty’s. passengers, Has been com-
pleted.. .

In addition. the’ sidewalk in
front of the businesses on” the
East side of Columbia Avenue
has been widened to eight feet
and lengthened ‘to Main Street.
No further sidewalk construct-
(|}ion is planned for this year due

Newspaper Association
or 15c per month: by. carrier
lass Mail, Post Office ~

to pressures of economy. How-

A, fife

Ah.

ever, preparations are to be made

SUPPLIES ; .
Kwickset Door Locks
FRONT. DOOR

For the Home Builder

Ale

npody

as soon as possible for the con-
struction of a sidewalk on the
south side of Maple Street. A
sidewalk here is necessary to ac-
commodate the high. school, stu-
dent pedestrians and will be lay-
ed next year. -

Widening and improvement of
Sixth and Seventh Avenues. is
scheduled after completion of the

BEDROOM

Third Avenue project.

BATHROOM, nickel and brass ....

INSIDE PASSAGE

SPECIAL.
. SCHLAGE LOCKS

3 12” x 3 12” BRASS BUTTS .

CLASSIFIED

Mall Tools
SAVE TIME A
DRILLS, Quarter inch
DRILLS, Half inch

FOR SALE — Aluminum Pres-
sure cooker with .3 trays, in
“ perfect condition. 16 quart cap-
acity. Holds seven No. two and
one-half cans. Apply Cabin 4,
Marshall’s Store, after 5 p.m.
‘ P3-28

ND. LABOUR
: $22.50 and $24.50
=. $46.00

POWER .SAWS

WEST’

FOR SALE — Tank type vacuum
cleaner, $25. Also Kemac Oil
Burner like new. Contact B.
Zucco, Box 213, Kinnaird, B.C.

FOR SALE — 10 purebred young

STORE

Lev ws viv wie

sows. To farrow soon. George
Sundeen, Kinnaird.. P3-28

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wie ie {o 'v

BUSINESS

-|FOR SALE — Used 18 inch steel
welded furnace. Fully automa-
tic oil burner. Half-price. F.
Eremenko, by the Castle Thea-
tre. 28-tfc.

DIRECTORY

FOWLER
‘ SON
Agencies’ Limited

Post Office Bldg., Phone 4943
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
Listings Required

COUCHMAN,
COLLIN:

WALDIE'S
Electrical Department
ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL
NEEDS

Phone 2321 Castlegar

Call on us for
PASTEURIZED MILK
_|Whipping Cream & Table Cream.
‘| Chocolate Milk and Cottage

Cheese
PHONE 3708
MODERN DAIRY

‘|Ste..7

FOR SALE — Special for this
week, Roosters, 40c per Ib. live
weight. W. Saprunoff, 5th Ave.,
Castlegar. P1-28

FOR SALE — Bicycle. Good con-
dition. Apply Paul Gergely.
Phone 2152, P1-28

FOR SALE — Second hand wash-
ing machine. Apply H. John-
stone, Castlegar.

FOR SALE — 1950 Ford, 2 tone
brown Sedan. 16,000 miles. One
owner. $1800. Dan Deveau, Cas-
tlegar, B.C. P1-28

FOR SALE — Six and one-half
acres, 8 roomed house, out-
building,’ fruit trees. P. Letke-
man, Robson, B.C. C3-27

FOR SALE White enamel
Clare Jewel range $80, phone
4201
FOR SALE — Hot Water heating
system. Incudes Boiler, radia-
tors, pipes, pressure reducer,
etc. Apply Anderson Feed.
Phone 4531, C3-26.

WALDIE’S
Plumbing & Heating

d Wor!

PHONE 2321 CASTLEGAR

A. J. WEIR
Painting Contractor
Paper Hanger

Free ii
Phone 3031 or Box 55

JOHN A. MacDONALD

Barrister and Solicitor
Eremenko Block

Castlegar. B. Cc.

EMES ELECTRIC
“Tom Emes

” Electrical Contracting

Wiring Estimates

Fixtures and Supplies

fj
Your Géneral| Electric Dealer
Phone 3421
Terms No.carrying charge

KERR’S STORE

Desmond T. Littlewood
° Optometrist
Post Office Building
Wed.. 2:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Phone 4947

CASTLEGAR TAXI

Store Hours: 1-5 p.m.
Closed Wednesday
Kinnaird, B. C. Phone 3098

FOR SALE — 4 room_ house,
- basement, central location. Box
402, . P3-26

FOR SALE — Gurney, All-ena-
mel Kitchen range; just like
new. Appy W. W. Plotnikoff or
phone 3006. P3-26.

FOR SALE — 6 H.P. garden trac-
tor with plow and cultivator.
Apply William Ball, Box 184,
Kinnaird, P3-26

ROOM and BOARD AT Robson.
Apply M. M. Case Store, Rob-
son. C2-28

FOR RENT — Two room apart-
ment in East Robson. Unfur-
nished. Separate entrance. $25
a month. Enquire’ at Lion’s

KINNAIRD SERVICE

24 Hour Auto Wrecker

” Service

E. J. Fink Phone 4227

H. M. Card
Radio and Appliance Repairs
Westinghouse Radios

Courteous,
Day or Night Service
Phone 2311

Head Stoge. r

YOUR SECOND HAND DEALER
Buy or sell. Phone 4262.°1 will
call. : ee

NOTICE, —. Trail Business. Col-

G. A. SUMNER
Naturopathic Physician
Eremenky, Building

KINNAIRD TAXI
‘Day or Night Service

Phone 3091=
WRIGHT'S AUTO SERVICE

KRUEGER’S
Floor Sandjng

& FINISHING

Free Estimates
Expert Workmanship
Box 162 Phone 2643

lege, 625 Victoria St., Trail. Day
School. begins Sept. 2 Night
School ‘begins Sept. 22. Gregg
:and Pitman» Shorthand. Office
reopens August: 18. C9-27

PHONE 2132

AVENUE. GRILL, and
GROCETERIA
Next to the High School
Light Lunches * Ice Cream
-Hamburgers Hot Dogs

"WANTED:
10 RENT

WITH OPTION TO BUY
%, Bedroom House In
Castlegar.

Apply Box 410 -
Castlegar, B.C.

MUIRHEAD AGENCIES
Fire Automobile and Casualty
Insurance .

2 Phone 2842

For Coal, Sand, Gravel
Local and Long Distance
Hauling ... see’
Castlegar Transfer
W.- Sharples ‘Phone 4942

‘Kinnaird, B. C.

TWO DISTRICT FAMILIES
UNITED IN CEREMONIES
OF UKRAINIAN RITE

Firs may be distinguished from fact their cones never hang down
other Canadian conifers by thebut stand erect on the branches.

St. Rita’s Church, C.
was_the'scene of a wedding cere-
mony performed in. the Ukran-
jan. Rite of the Catholic Church
when. -Mary Amne, youngest
daughter of Mrs. M. Turik of
‘Robson exchanged nuptial vows
with William Frederick, only son
of Mr. and Mrs, William Shkwar-
ok of. Castlegar, in a ceremony of
wide. provincial interest.

“Rev. Father M. Shewchuk of
Nelson officiated at the double
ring ceremony, assisted by Rev.
J. B.. Barnes of Castlegar.

The charming brunette bride,
entered the church on the arm of
her uncle, Nick Pishak of Van-
couver. She was attired ina gown
of lace and net over satin in
princess style and her finger tip
veil was secured bya tiara of
seed pearls. Her only jewellery
Was a pearl necklace, a gift from
the groom. Gloves of white lace
completed her ensemble and she
carried a bouquet of red roses
and stephanotis.

Miss Nettlie Brodman of Cas-
tlegar was soloist and sang Schu-
bert’s Ave Maria, accompanied by
Miss Shirley Berry of Robson at
the organ. The Ukrainian choir
from:Nelson was also present and
sang “Mnohaja Lita”, ~(“Many
Happy Years”).

The Maid of Honour, Miss Jos-
ephine Merlo of Trail, was dress-
ed in yellow net over satin. She
carried a bouquet of mauve, red
and yellow carnations while a
wreath of the s ame flowers was
her crown.

The groom’s niece, Miss Rose-
marie Soberlak of Castlegar, was
bridesmaid. She wore mauve net
over satin and carried a bouquet
of mauve and yellow carnations
with a wreath of the same for
her crown. 5s aw

The three flower girls, all
nieces of the bride, were Miss
Carney Turik of Trail, Miss
Diane Turik of Trail and Miss
Diane Soberlak of Robson. They
woe mauve, blue and green res-
pectively and carried bouquets of
sweet peas. Their wreaths were
also of sweet peas.

A cousin of the groom, Wil-
‘liam Shkwarok of Cranbrook,
was best man and William Olesky

| of Castlegar served as usher.
| Reception at Robson .
! Assisting the newly weds in
'the reception of the guests, the
bride’s mother chose a navy dress
with redingote effect and navy
accessories. Her corsage was of
red roses,

The groom’s mother wore a
dress of navy sheer with navy
accessories and a red rose cor-
sage.

Father Shewchuk proposed the
toast to the bride which was res-
ponded to by the groom. The lat-
ter in turn proposed a toast to the
bride’s mother. :

The young newly-weds then
left on a honeymoon motor trip
through the States and parts of
B.C. For her going away ensem-
ble, the bride charged to a
white two-piece suit with navy
trimmings and white accessories.
She carried a navy and white
checked shortie-coat with a cor-
sage of red roses.

Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs.
Shkwarok will reside in Robson.

A Suggestion To
Help Save

Borrowing members are per-
haps less inclined to save because
they feel that they simply do
not have the extra money to put
aside. However,.it is truly sur-
prising how even the smallest
amount can grow over a_ period
of time.

Why not when making a pay-
ment on a loan, put the odd
change on your share account to
provide for future emergencies;
or decide to make your payments
the same even amount each
month by Payroll Deductions and
anything. over the principle and
interest be applied to your sharé
capital? ie, A $480.00 loan over
24 months is $20.00 per month
and on the first month the in-
terest would be 1 per cent of
$480.00. or $4.80. Thus the first
payment would be $24.80. Now if
a Payroll’ Deduction of $25.00 was
made each month for 24 months
there would be $60.00 added to
the share capital when the loan
was retired. It is just this easy.
‘Join and. save in the Castlegar
Savings Credit. Union. .... (Adv.)

KER R’S

YOUR CASTLEGAR DEALER FOR
KODAK SUPPLIES
ALL POPULAR SIZES OF KODAK CAMERAS IN STOCK

FROM $3.30 TO $109.00

Have you an old camera of an unusual size?
We have the film to fit it.
We can obtain any Kodak product for you

Castle Theatre $42 Wm™

Friday and Saturday
THE THRILLING CASE OF THE
COMMANDO GANGSTERS!

” M-G-M's new prama
OF SCOTLAND YARD’S
MASTER MANHUNT!

WALTER PIDGEON

(for the first time as the famous private eye!)

Ballas Deena

* CO-STARRING
JARGARFT ROBERT

LEIGHTON - BEAT

Screen Play by HOWARD EMMETT ROGERS,

GERARD FAIRLIE and ARTHUR WIMPERIS
Based on a story by GERARD FAIRLIE

it ‘od

-. Direct ry re y
e247 VICTOR SAVILLE - HAYES GOETZ
An M-G-M Picture

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Monday and Tuesday

TWO WOMEN KNEW:
‘WHY HE DISAPPEAREE

M-G-m', “Mystery of.

JOSEPH GQ
Th

‘Written forthe Screea’oy FRANK FENTON
Searé on 4 Story by JONN DICKSON CARR i)
Oicectes by FLETCHER MARKLE * Produced by STEPHEN AMES
1 Aa M-GM Picture

B. HUBER’S |]
RADIO & ELECTRO REPAIRS rs * |
25: years .experience - al E E
‘Box 522, Castlegar, B. C. ; ae ri
Zanailo’s Apt.
Near .Dry Cleaners

ZUCKERBERG’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
Complete Beauty: Service

LADIES’ HAIRCUTS

HAIR COLORING

DUTCH MAID Good’ Meals
Birthday and Wedding Cakes
me, Phone 4502 ° : ‘

BAKERY|

DAILY ‘— 6:30 a.m. to

Phone 2661, Maple. St. Castlegar

DUTCH MAID BAKERY

FULLY MODERN RESTAURANT
FULL MEALS AND

£4 =
LIGHT LUNCHES
t Good ‘Service

OPEN ‘
: r 12 Midnight
SATURDAYS — 6:30 a.m. to 2 am.
SUNDAYS: — 8 «a.m. to 12 “Mid night

SHOWS AT 7 and 9 p.m.

Wednesday and Thursday

“Daid In Full”

‘ROBER CUMMINGS — DIANNA LYNN

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$105 PAYNITE WED