60 NEW

BEDS are p in the tly: ex:

new

| speaking.
ne who gave a talk on the sub-

| ed Mrs. Ed Isakson who spoke
jon Fortrel materials.

pansion program at the Castlegar and District Hospital. All

patients

will be located in the new patient areas and the

old wards will then be renovated to provide new administra-
tive, treatment and diagnostic areas, a new X-ray area, a

This pic-
ture showing Nort an a four-bed ward is typical of the mod-
ern facilities being provided patients at ihe hospital. The Bs

open house on Sunday will

Tun from 1 to 4 p.m.
_ Castlegee News Photo

‘Harmony Circle Invites
Dogwood Circle Guests

‘Members

to their guests at their
recent Christmas party.
The hall and tables were
decorated in the Christm:
and the many gift
were placed under a Tortist.

motif

tree.
pacing

games, were enjoyed by

inmony- While the ladies of Har-
Circe of Castle-/mony-Friendship Circle were
ircle putting the food on the tables
many of the favorite Christ-
mas carols were sung with
Mrs. E. Kraft accompanying
as|them on the piano. After a
delicious supper Santa visit-
ed and distributed gifts.
On behalf of the guests,
Mrs, J. Sherbiko thanked the
hostesses for a lovely even-| th,
ing.

Several games, in-
Musical thats and

christmas

Cl

Huge Crowd Enjoys

Concert

n| decisive This add-

opening remarks

his _ 9]
prinaipal fe poliens tan The of

ed much to the scene and was] 9;

rewarded with a round of].
y applause.

Xi Alpha Lamdba Ladies
Spend Very Busy Time

The women of Xi Alpha

locally and a Christmas out-
ing to Trail.

Their last meeting for
November was held at, the
home of Mrs, Robert Lightle
with the presentation ot the
cultural program on public

Mrs, Peter Majesgey. in-
troduced Mrs. David Calder

ject of staying young.:
Mrs. Jim Vigue introduc-

Other introductions made
“Jack KO)

Mrs. Dickson spoke on
the care of carpets and Mrs.
wie sto!

jesgey read an
article on heart transplants,
Hostess was
i leh ates _ the Dee ae
Mrs. wte
which Kas held at the ome
ff Mrs. Isakson.

Mrs. Gormley, Mrs. Vig-
we and Mrs, Calder presented

The stu.
dents represented over - one-
third of the enrolled students,
the

the concert, ‘as an ous! egslanding
school production and one o:
the dinest student programs
as

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

3194 Highway Drive in the, Millar and Brown

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.

Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

These statements were
upheld in the many comments
jade by.the spectators leav-
ing at the close of the per-
formance.

the
School spirit of the students
f SHSS, was hi; com-
mended.,

Wildlife Review
Ups Subscription
Rate to $1 Year

vin

ive modern C!

Wudlife Review, the pro-| i
i fer. A story wri 4
will| Gormley’s ‘eight-year-old. dau-

program, The Written
Weal
Gormley described
how. Yetters should be written
with Mrs. Vigue speaking on
business letters,
ta Mrs. Calder read paome
old correspondence in|
back as far as 1917. .
The secretary's Di

‘he euitural, writing, was
continuea by the three wo-
men. Mrs. Vigue read her
own composition, Somebody
Cares, Christmas _ Sto:

Mrs. Dickson. | thelr

irs, Be was: at the home o k

story, Th The Old Man, was read
b Isakso1 ind the
Hi Ory 6 hoe the Legend at ey ae Sleepy

was
Bison.

. Mothers Watch
Girls Enrolled
As Tenderfools

The 1st Castlegar Girl
Guides invited their mothers

.;and Mrs. H. Johnson, Twin

Rivers division commissioner,

to a recent meeting.

under, the direction of
captain, Mrs. J. J. Stre-

Hote and their lieutenants,

Miss Bonnie Hale ane

Quine, the Guidest founed

horseshoe and dnvited

SELKIRK KINDERGARTEN
Pre-Registration

To faciliate registration for the 1969-70 term,
parents interested in enrolling their children are
requested to telephone 305-7571 on Jan. 6 and 7
between the hours of 1 and 3 p.m.

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL .
ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

NEXT BINGO ON JANUARY 9th 1969

ie to enroll
the tenderfoot Guides, Those

Chris Myer, Gi ohn,
men a Volovisk and Denise Ol-

Johnson also
sented i first-year service stars
to Cathy Fields, Korina pis,
Patsy Belingner and Elaini
Horli Hck.

Is on a hike. where
they gathered cedar boughs
and pine cones for the wrea-

After the handicrafts were
put away the girls and their
mothers enjoyed camp fire

singing.

The B.C. Hydro Offers For Sale By Tender:

28 X60 Office Building

The former Columbia Hydro Construction Office

situated on the Arrow Damsite, Castlegar, B.C., Plywood

well of five offices,

reception area, double wash rooms and furnace room,
c/w furnace and air conditioner. Aluminum roof.

,, Sealed tenders clearly marked Tender on C.H.C.

by cheque or money

pull for 10% of bid price must be in the Hydro office,

Fox tote Nakusp, B.C. not later than 5 p.m. January

to be
later than January $1, 1969.
Sales subject to 39 S.S.M.A. Tax.
Terms are cash before removal.
The highest or any tender not necessarily accep-

Pel not

onset, further information please contact Val Basset

‘Moral Pollution is a Danger, Too

Preskyterion “Church

rew stagnant
che: ditches of a sham lo

en-|for conservation of tie morat

“peace”
wnere not only wil “no birds

ing,” but where there|God.”

to
will be no one to mourn red Fe
silence.

life on our planet is|o
threatened eat only only by the

trophi
nuclear Holoeaust but but by the
already |as

less glamorous bi
operating menace eh
cation in the effluvia from

cate tha
al ouitutian ipolse

Classmates Honor

ning our

Pink and white.was the

color scheme for the even-

guests: were the

clsemates et the bride-elect, |i
who was presented with a

corse by Miss Judy Wat.

Harmston, ie the ite road divider in

of, peli £3, still
ee ice ‘incident.

it is that our moral

sock
“euatly is being fouled by|
“the waters

wat from
theol

Whatever the cause, it

is evident tnat the efforts

force that move men and/robus'

women ‘to do ustiy at and love

humbly with|h

believe’ that. human
live

Friday 1th OX

But Saturday (4th |

A Different Story
Kinnaird resident lost

hig uae second vehicle a Sat-

RCMP report Sam Mulr-
had

ene ee etcain lue-
nen it ran out of
e-

trict Senior Citizens held their

Peres hes hn religion ete in
it will besa down like an

is, imperative bo con-
berve’ our food supply and
etation aod pure
water, but aman hes only
ial he health, with:
eee an idea of meaning an
in life beyond phystea!

nee, he ugly.
The basic conservation need
is a recovery of the sense
of our accou ity to the
{)maker for our, management
He has placed

and

ryone who
ao me Lord Lord; will.enter
the Kingdom of heaven “but
only those who do the will
my heavenly Father.”

Senior Citizens
Caught Under
Mistletoe at Party

The Castlegar and Dis-

annual Cl on

tween 3 ‘anid 4 a.m. on Satur-
day it was destroyed by fire.
investi-

4.50 Pm. on Satur-

ead was in-

a Metin Sn acciasnt with a
car driven by Louis Hooleff

of Castlegar.
RCMP say Mr. Muirhead
pad pulled oot of the Royal-
ite service station near the
and was pro-

legar
a U-turn

when: he

Friday evening in the Legion
Hall with 60 members and
guests present.
The halt and tables were
decorated with gilt streamers,
bells, mistletoe, a large Santa
Claus anda lighted a and decor-
ated Christmas’ tree:
Each person present re-
ceived a’ fancy Christmas shat
through the courtesy of Cas-
tlegar Drug and Stedman's. A
turkey dinner was very much
enjoyed by all present and.a
vote of thanks was extended

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English Leather Giff Set Shave Gream & Cologne $4.50

Jade East Travel Set After Shave & Cologne .. $7.95

Burley, by Old Spice, Cologne ............«.- $5.00

Teak, Aflor Shave A: $5.00
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Lord Buxton Wallet, Key Case and Cufflink Box $15.00
Royal Regiment Cologne & After Shave ........ $8.00
Tie Tacks ....... $3.95 Cufflinks ....... $7.95

class, a puppet show and an
impressiv Christmas

1
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TOWN OF KINNAIRD
OFFICE HOURS

iter was read by her moth-
er.
Dauphine. De Maurier’s

Gilbert Corbett
' Funeral Service
and Buen the evening an Held Saturday

unscheduled incident occur-

ed much to the pleasure of .Gilbert Stewart Corbett,
the audience. was given away free, Now a es a resident of Kinn:
its 14th h year, it bas about 40,| for ie past 10 years, died

000 subst cribers in’more than|D tire The Kinnaird Town Office will be closed
70 countries. | stot Mr from noon, Tuesday, December 24th
on ;

S herstobitoff Brothers until 9.00 am. Monday, December 30th.
Get Mitey Mite Goals

The Eagles of the Mitey
Mite division turned tables on
the Rockets on (Saturday by
shuting them out 6-0.

Big gun for the Eagles
was Ricky Christensen who
was all over the ice picking

up a hat-trick and an assist. great gran dchildre:

BOYS AND MENS WEAR Bruce Martin added an- y He was predeceased by a
A other point to his record on 3 ‘of brother.
2 y services

Sueur: a pass from Gordon Pace. | sas also credited with an as|held Stanay or a Dae
Pah ree cee rename | sist on Akselson’s goal. Anglican Church with Rev.

aes ended Tema ‘Allen officiating.
COMINCO

Turkey Distribution

Ppt Flyers 3-2 Bo take the
Goal-getters for the vic- R
ith
For Cominco employees living in the Trail, Castle-
gar, Kinnaird, Robson and Fruitvale areas.

tors were am wit
two and Walter Faery with
a single.
Turkey distribution will take place at the 1.0.0.F.
Hall, 1266 Pine Avenue, Trail on the following dates
and times only.

Ba her cuore
Friday, December 20, 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m
Saturday, December 21, 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.mi.

ers d in
Stoushnow getting an assist.
For Cominco employees living in the Rossland area
’ turkeys will be distributed at the Boy Scout Hall, Spo-
kane St., Rossland on the following dates and times only.

ONE DAY ONLY

Friday, December 20, 10.00 a.m. to 9.00 p-m.

Please bring your Turkey Cards. Turkeys can aay
be given to those presenting their cards at the distribu-
tion centre.

car was then in col-/t) mrs. W. Salekin and her

1.00 for two Velhelpers for their service.|S-

years to $1.00 for one year.
Zaller we T. eine yard

nd, |e bein, ie mae oe.

2 me! 7 mm ie
iodical more making the por.
Wildlife Review, bleh:
ed by the department

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Allan Castle
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 pm. bingo, and, the parr, gues,
honor in opening per pe at $500.
which. were present ue Muirhead. has been
baby basket ‘was. ter f ne charged with making a U-
mother, Mrs. Castle of Kin-|turn that interfered with oth-
naird. er traffic.

KAY MOTORS

YOUR CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE
AND CADILLAC DEALER

ARE HAVING A

Action Auction Sale

ALL VEHICLES ARE ON SALE NOW
NEW UNITS — USED CARS — TRUCKS

1969 NEW UNITS
1969 Olds Delta. Royal Holiday Coupe.
1969 Olds Custom Holiday Coupe.
1969 Olds Cutlass Supreme Holiday Coupe.
1969 Olds Cutlass Sedan.
1969 Olds Cutlass Supreme Town. Sedan.
. 1969 Chevrolet Caprice 2 door hardtop.
1969: Chevrolet Kingswood Station Wagon.
1969 Chevrolet Impala Sedan.
1969 Chevrolet Custom Coupe.
1969. Chevrolet BelAir Sedan.
1969 Chevrolet Biscayne Sedan.
1969 Chevelle 4 door Sedan. 4 off.
1969 Chevy 2 4 door Sedan.
1969 Camaro 2 door Sports Coupe.

NEW TRUCKS
1969 % Ton 127” wheel base. 4 off.

NEW 1968 CARS
1968 ‘Chevrolet BelAir 4 door Sedan.
1968 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 door Sedan.

USED CARS
1969 Volkswagen Deluxe. . -
1968 Chevelle 2 door hard top.
1968 Chevrolet Impala 2 dobr hard top SS.
1968 Olds Seren 2 dogr hard top.
1968 Chevrolet Biscayne loor lan. nity Me
1967 Chevelle 4 door Sedan: my, , Robeon Community We
1967 Chevrolet Impala 4 door Sedan. ray Institute hospital fund
1967 Pontiac 4 door Sedan. and Castlegar ;CW Ls pias
1967 Chevrolet BelAir 2 door Sedan. that! Meany aracin wing
1966 Corvair 4 door hard top. sheets and blankets aa take
1966 Pontiac 4 door hard top. place at the Christmas party.
1966 Olds. Cutlass 2 door hard top.
1966 ‘Chevrolet BelAir 4 door Sedan.
1966 Chevrolet ‘Biscayne 4 door Sedan.
1965 Olds Cutlass 2 door hard top.
1965 Ford Convertible.
1965 Triumph 2 door hard top.
1965 Plymouth 4 door Sedan.
1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 door Sedan.
1965 Envoy Station Wagon 2 door.
1964 Corvair 4 door. ;
1963 Chevy-2 Station Wagon.
1963. Volkswagen Station Wagon.
1963 Ford Station Wagon.
1962 Pontiac 4 door Sedan.
1962 Pontiac 2 door hard top.
1961 Chevrolet’4 door’ Sedan.

“REMEMBER” WE WILL ACCEPT ANY REA-
SONABLE OFFER ON ANY NEW OR USED
CAR’OR TRUCK.

KAY: MOTORS

2880. Highway Drive, ‘Trail Phone 388-3301

"rhe evening i¢ orlered « a
wide variety in

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Christmas Gifts

FOR MEN & BOYS

10* DISCOUNT

FOR CASH

I. McNeil and
all members of the 1968 ex-

cently ataat wos
Pro;

presented by ea Mc and Mrs. W.
Walper, A Johnson and G.
ardal. Mr. Walper sang sev-
eral solos accompanied on the
piano by Mrs: Walper and by
Mr. Johnson on his accor
Kaardal on his

gin nging in Norwegian, Span-
German, French, Italian

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ne . young performer
found his voice ehangin pit-
ch when delivering a shore

and

During the evening many
members were caught under
mistle'

the dire eet

Regional ecreation Tm
of A No. presented the
ith a beautifully
Sib. Christmas

cake and at the close of the
evening the cake was cut and

red.
raul eats 2s
Pacholzuk for the
to one and all who had ke and
to make the party such a won-
derful evening.

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WATER DISCOUNTS WILL BE ALLOWED
UP TO.DECEMBER 31ST

Cc. M. LOEBLICH
Mayor

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It lets you choose the right cycle to get all dishes,
crystal, pots and pans sparkling clean and with

the sanitized dryer. With one of. these it’ll be’
Christmas all the’ year.’round.

_ GIFT PERSONAL ITEMS JUST FOR HER

Improved Frosted Velvet & Cologne sets = 50 Emeraude Purse Parfum .
Imprebu Spray Cologne & Talc

Laimant Spray Cologne & Powder ...

Laimont & Emeraude Twin Spray .

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Carl’s Giftware Department

fooden: Snack Hound’............. $3.50 2 TV Tray with 4 Gups............. $950
fooden Ice Buckels ...... $11.95" to $15.50 Soda Syphons weneuccccees 917,49 to $24.95
joffee Service For Four with O&S .... $9.95 % Liquor Chest .................... $24.75
ravelling Liquor Bar ia {2 Cup Amber Punch Bowl Set .... $23.95
‘Flight Luggage Style -............. $39.95 Gzech Crystal Decanter & Glasses .. . $39.95
CZECHOSLOVAKIAN
‘cooled: Cake Plato ............205 $19.95 PINWHEEL SRYSTAL BOWLS
UEEN LUSTREWARE $17 95:
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| Priced from $21.95 to $39.95
patina Someta CANDY DISHES with cover, Swedish .. $13.95
st oF 8 OLD FASHIONED $17. 95

SWEDISH CRYSTAL

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‘ers eicen nom $9,95-$2.1,.69

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Group Has Plans
For Xmas Party -

Roteon Evening
Gr ap held its regular meet-
fag lost ‘Th Thursday gyening at!
the home of Mrs. R.

Rlans ween made for en a

put Sir gun Sunday in the Com:
munity Memorial Church
Hall.

It was reported that the

was at Park Mem-
Kinnaird

Castlegar Funeral
Home in charge of arrange-

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SHORTENING, Domestic, 2 Ibs. .. 89c
DETERGENT, Liquid . Thrift, 32-02. 59c
TOOTHPASTE, Macleans, G. Size. $1.09
TISSUE PAPER, @-roll pack
Full Line of HOOVER Appliances
Holiday Record Players & Tape Recorders
HOOVER WASHERS $179.00
Plus 2 Boxes King-Size Soap, Your Choice!
See Us For Fishing Supplies
— Rock Gas Propane Cylinders Filled —
BA Gas and Oil United Purity Store
Easy Credit Terms Available

Johnny’s Grocery
& Gas Sales Ltd.

On Robson Side of the Ferry
Open 7 a.m. — 9 p.m. Monday through Saturady.
‘Open Sunday 9 a.m. — 9 p.m.

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