_ Page 4

nL. cB. Le.
Building Supplies
OGLOW BROS.
Buuaeee 2 Suputy Co. Ltd.

The

PHONE } 4061

CLARK’S
Funeral Chapel

Flower Shop
Owned & Operated By
Lynn and Mell M

District's Social Events

Thursday, May 6,. 1954

Rokson Kews

TO CALGARY — Mrs, W. T.
Waldie aveomipanied) by. Mrs. H.

Phone 3031

LL _ _ _—_E—EESSSE
Castlegar Happenings.

where they will attend the WMS
Presbyterial Conference. Mrs.
is an i

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. J. Par-

of the i and Mrs.
Findl is Ci to

the

Phone Trail 125 kin is a patient in K Lake

General Hospital, Nelson. \

1054 TAMARAC AVENUE §| “To VANCOUVER — Mr. A.

Foot of Smelter Hill

Joy left Saturday to “spend the
TRAIL, B.C. summer with a daughter in Van-

couver,
oe te

ff CONTINENTS ead 65 COMMUNITIES da CANADA
bE

HOME FROM HOSPITAL —
Mrs, S.. Simcock is home from
Mater Misericerdiae Hospital,
Rossland, where she was a patient.

FROM VICTORIA — Mr. and

PENTICTON
Mrs, Bernard Ball of Victoria,

20 " stopped for a visit with Dr. and

$14.05 Mrs, G. A. McDonald en route to
Regina. oo eire

One-Wa: é ;

4 £0 CONFERENCE — Rev. tL.

Phone 3011 G. Johnston is to leave on Mon-

with Rev. Taylor of Trail.

: Canadian Pacifie TO PRESBYTERIAL — Mrs. L.
AIRLINES ~ lc, Johnston and Mrs. B. Find-; Kingston,
later left”yesterday for Creston

: . ||| day, for a United Church Con-
tee ||| ference in Victorie, He will travel

ot @

AT .NELSON — Mrs. Ruby
Maclean Angus and children
Daphne and Charles spent the
Music Festival weelc in Nelson.

weekend in Nelson and attended
the Kootenay Music Festival
there.
e oe

FROM U.5.C. — Local students
who returned home from U.B.C.
foy the summer last week, were
Harry Cheveldave, Rocky Plotni-
koff, Ken Dergousoff and G. B.
Landis, and also Joe Cheveldave
of Robson. Harry Cheveldave re-
turned to the University during
the weekend for two’ weeks of

RCAF Reserve Officers School at
ton, Ont.

;the meeting.

2 | tended meeting of some 60 mem-

Calgary.
ROBSON W.A. MEETING

Mrs, E, H. McPhee and Mrs. G.
Miller were hostesses at the reg-
ular meeting of the Robson Wo-
men’s Association held Tuesday
in the Church Hall, with 15 mem-
bers present and Mrs. O. Suther-
land presiding in the absence of
Mrs. Rai

Raine,

“It was decided next month's
meeting will feature a_ talent
table and the completion of the
Emergency Quilt.

Mrs. Roy Brown read an article
from the writings of Nellie Mc-
Lung, for the program Porden of

i 2

Kinnaird PTA Hear’

= a
Talk On X-Ray Clinic
‘The importance of X-Ray clinics
in the fight against tuberculosis
was the theme of a talk given to
the monthly meeting of the Kin-
naird Parent Teacher Association
at the Kinnaird Elementary
School Monday evening, by Miss
B. Conroy, Public Health Nurse.
Miss Conroy. told:the well. at-

bers that it is important for all
persons, 15 years of age and over
to have a chest X-Ray when the

SEE te ES

: "MAJOR BARBARA™

THE. UNIVERSITY PLAYERS

By George Bernard Shaw

THURSDAY, MAY 20 - 8pm.
High School Auditorium

Sponsored by ‘the UBC ni:Assn,. ~

A Free Community Service — Phene 3441

_ the Hijh School Auditorium, Saturday; May 15th,

“BULLETIN: BOARD

UB, Players Club: “Major 7, a
comedy by George »Shaw, atthe SHES. :
auditorium, May Pag at 8 p.m. Tickets from Kiwanis
Club Little

eee ee che day ia Castlegar. Plan to stay in
town and enjoy the fan,

Watch for ad. in next weeks Castle News for pro-

Deor Park Socials

GUEST CHURCH SERVICE —
Miss Louisa Barker of Renata,
who is leaving for her home in
Victoria, held a church service
here recently.
cee

FROM RENATA — Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Toews were

X-Ray clinic visits Kinnaird on

Tuesday, May 11,

Ladies of the Kinnaird Wo-

men’s Institute are assisting the
Home Nursing Division of the St.

John’s Ambulance Association in

the canvassing for X-Ray ap-

In the program portion, Dr. En

visitors here enroute” to ee
home in Renata after

sang
a number of “folk songs to his

‘few days in Northport, Wash.

* MAIL SERVICE — Mail to Deer

Park, Renata and Broadwater, is

being delivered to Deer Park by

truck by Mr. A. (Smoky) Millar
and

good. catch averaging 5 or 6
pounds each. W. H. Blair and
party of: Trail, had a similar
catch.

se: @&
HOME AGAIN — C. S. Phelps
‘was a recent visitor.to Salmo and
Trail. On his return he was ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. G.
of Trail, who spent .a

gramme on the LODE. gala May 24th Ci
Don't miss the Hobby Show sponsored by the P-TA in

afternoon and evening showings, Adults 25e. &hil-
dren 10c.

The Blood ‘Donor Clinic: will visit Castlegar, Wednes-
day, June 16th. Appointment cards available from
members of the Castlegar Kiwanis Club and ‘the Kin--

naird St. John’s Ambulance Association.

Regular Eagles L.A. Meeting tonight. Parish Hall,: 27230,
p.m. Members please bring articles and ticket stubs for
the sale.

A Mother’s Day Tea and Bazaar will ‘be held May 8,
2:30 to 5 p.m. at the Parish Hall. Sponsored by UA. to
the Eesles. Everyone Welcome.

me days in Decr. Park

WEEKEND rr Mr: and
Mrs. R. Briggeman and children,
were weekend visitors to Castle-

Lindberg. Other recent visitors to
Castlegar, Trail and Nelson, were
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen, Miss P..

Rossland, returned home with a}}i

own Rr. Rueb-
saat who has become well known
in the district for his folk sing-
ing talents, told the PTA group
of the origin of the lute, the fav-
orite instrument of minstrels for
centuries.

‘The lute was first used in Per-
sia and Arabia and was introduced

'|into Europe ini ‘the 14th. century.|

Mother's Day - saves
Why Not Give Her Your

PORTRAIT

SPECIAL RATES — ASK ABOUT THEM ~

B. HUBER PHOTO STUDIO

PHONE 4922

SPECIAL Boe as,
“ FOR - MOTHER'S: DAY
Beautiful Large Potted

=

ALSO CUT FLOWERS AT ALL PRICES

FHONE wiz

ZUCKERBERG’S

- Beauty Parlor

REOPENED for BUSINESS

SAVE MONEY .ON OUR
NEW.

Alice Zuckerberg, prop.
- Phone 2661

- Maple St. _ Castlegar

JOHNNY'S
gi hpenpti trl

BEEF - PORK - VEAL - LAMB - Danan FRESH FISH ,
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

FREE. DELIVERY

TUESDAY — THURSDAY — SATURDAY

POT ROAST, Blade Beef,

STEAK, § Sirloin. oe T-Bone
BACON, "Side ‘Own Sliced: -

Fraser Vale, 2 pkgs. - .
TOMATO: CATSUP :
MEDDO PEAS, Size. 5's

~ Kinnaird Gorner

TUESDAY
MAY 11

> Kinnaird kngreveinsal :
Society Hall

if TC i2am.
AND 2 TO 6 pan.

~ WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

Sa ER

May 12 and 13
_ LEGION HALL

a Ng EI Clg Ig Orta an B Rea PM IM IMGT IO IS NeW IRIN i NI aN GOS

‘ALL ROADS LEAD TO

| — EGA R :

yi Bell Agencies Ltd.

Phone.344| Insurance Advisors. Castlegar FROM UBC, — Harry Kil-

NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, R. A. PINCOTT Jough and Eddy Collinson ‘are
—— home from U.B.C. with another
e season's studies behind them,

——— SAVIN Gs =—

‘TO CONVENZION — Village
Clerk Bert Morice, and Commis-
sioners Walter Jacobson and A. H.|°
Culley are to represent the village
of Kinnaird at the Spring con-
vention of the Union of Koote-

Png Pat

THE REDUCTION IN TAX IS BEING PASSED ON TO YOU

600-16 4 ply CHAMPION ..... $15.95:
670-15 4 ply CHAMPION ..... $16.95 -

~ Firestone
TIRES

PLUS YOUR OLD CASING

* prices Effective May 7 to 29

Castle: Motors

PHONE 2411

on May 15.
e.e &

to Vancouver’ and Victoria.

nay Muncipalities at Marysville]

FROM COAST — Mrs. 'W. Col-| }
linson has returned froni a visit|-

TEAHAR FUEL
FOR THE BEST IN COAL :
PHONE 225% or 4191
+ Office — 80 Crescent St._

PURCHASE YOUR

ELECTRIGAL
APPLIANGES
yi FROM US

|, 10% Down — Kasy Terms |

Pete’s Electric

: Phone 4189
ASTLEGAR, BO
On rahe Subdivision

J ULY Ist

e HORSESHOE PITCH:

8 TEAM BALL: “TOURNAMENT ©

_Cantle-Bar Ranch horses to ride at the grounds all day

GALA BALL IN THE EVENING —

Refreshments served at the grounds — Also full me.
THE CASTLEGAR ‘KIWANIS - CLUB

It Takes Only ry Minute

| You Don’ Even: Feel:tt