CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY-7, 1957.

up would cost about $150 million.

Kinnaird Vestry Meet
Is Woll ‘Attended

The Annual Vestry meeting
of St. John’s Anglican Church,
was held January 31 in the Kin-
naird Improvement Society Hall

. »» Seen and Heard

That figure is based on the’ Am-

T H H N G Siam Iron: and Stee! Institute
tl
to int .

plant in North America today.
The U. S. west coast got a
stee) mil! when the population

and was the occasion of a “Pot
Luck" supper, for a large num-
ber in attendance. R

Archdeacon B. A. Resker act-

and the yearly Financial report
was presented by Mrs. T. Green.

in the receipts, over. the previous
year, and resulted in'a good bal-
ance. over last year.

3. E. Kirby,
Vicat’s Warden, and People’s
Warden is W. Leduc, Mr. Kirby
‘was also appointed Lay Delegate

saat:as alternate delegate. .

mittee, were F. A. Mitchell,

grew to
The following is from . 8) British Columbia is far from that

church bullletin. The most favor- point, .
ite conversation around the vil-| would think:

lage this week is “Adams Ale’|be able to support a basic steel
ed as chairman of the meeting,| oy rather the lack of it, It seems|industry. —From “The Printed
that everybody and their Auntie
A substantial increase was noted ae ee Oe aia ee eas,
two large wine bottles around,
I wasn’t going to a party or com-
ing from one... . I was just
was elected | looking for WATER.

woe

Romeo Goulet found he had
to the Synod, with Dr. H. Rueb-| to change his window. before put-
ting in a sign for a CWL bake
Blected to the church com-| sale. The window was advertis-
c:}ing “Vita Thin”.

-But only a | pessimist
that B,C, never will

Hove you reed The
Clessifieds?

_ RICK’S
TV, Gales & Supplies
Phone 2946

- Everything In T.V. ?

So, before you mail a acs or parcel,
make sure the address includes these & pointes

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7,

1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS: CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Terry McLeod,

Kinnaird Korner

A baby ‘shower was held at
the home of Mrs, Gerald Rust,
honoring Mrs.’ Géorge:Cleeve on
‘Thursday. Numerous. and beauti-
ful gifts were..presented to Mrs.
Cleeve on behalf’ of’ her many
triends. Mra. Guy Guido assisted
the hosteds anti a delicious lunch
capped “a most pleasant evening.

‘Those attending were Mrs.
John Paulson, Mrs. Frank Cree-
gan, Miss" Pat ‘McLeod, Mrs. J.
Hendricks, Mrs. J. Malloy, ‘Mrs,
P, Vaessen, Mrs. L. Croteau, Mrs.
C. Geisler, Mra, W. Haywood,
Mrs. L LeFaive, Mrs. Steve Gallo,

Mrs, ‘J. “Buckna, ‘Mrs. G. Guido|"
# -lhere by plane’ this week from

and Mrs. Cleeve.

Dale Ewart,

.|Charlene Bale, and Evelyn Kon-]}

kin, Gold Bars were presented to
Trinda Ackney pnd Lynn Roberts.
Mr, and, Mrs, Vic Nelson at-
tended, the funersl in Nelson, of
the. late Charles Openshaw; last
week,

Mr. Robert Sorensen and his
fiance, Miss Lidia Redivo of
Grand Forks visited the V. Sor-
ensen-home oyer the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. V.

PAGE 5

The News’

“GEN WORDS FOR 75 — THREE INSERTIONS FOR THE
yi PRIOE OF TWO — 25c DISCOUNT IF FAD
WHEN PLACING ORDER | :

——— RnonE $081
ta

K|
‘Classifieds

FOR’ SALE: ‘--‘ Girl's figure
skates, size 5%. Phone 3326.

spent Sunday in Nelson visit-
ing their daughter and son-in-

FOR SALE—1 year old heifer.
Apply Box 76. 35

WANTED—Waitress, apply “Seto
Cafe in person. - 26

Deer Park Sccials

Mr..A. Law. was a recent
visitor to Trail where he visited
with Mrs. Law who is a patient
in the hospital.
Mr. ‘and’ Mra. O. D'Andrea
and son: Norman of Trail were
weekend visitors to Deer Park.
“Mr. and Mrs, C. S, Phelps
and child: were d visi-

WANTED TO RENT — Small
:thouse or suite, apply Harold
Thom, Hotel. 16

Jaw, Mr. and Mrs, Paul
Weekend visitors to Spo-
kane were, Mr, and Mrs, ‘Pat

Guy Guido, accompanied by Mrs.
J. Logelin,
Miss Mary Carmpsell arrived

The First Kinnaird Brownle| White Horse, to spend Monday
Pack held an enrollment cere-|to Friday as the guest of her

mony on ‘Wednesday, January 30,

eee Mrs, L.' “Brown and Mrs.

New: were:

Haley and ‘family; Mr. and Mrs.|°

FOR RENT—Suites, room and
poard by day, “week or month,
McCreights Apartments, ‘First
Ave. back of sootenay Buil-
ders, Phone 2493, . thn 86
“PER MONTH

, Men-Women; We have a sen-
sational plan. whereby: you’ can
make $50.00 .weekly and ‘more in
spare time by'selling:our com-
plete line of dry goods and yard
No experience needed.
Free particulars and Free gifts.

PERSONAL -
Slender Tablets are effective.
3 weeks’ supply $2; 9 weeks: $5,
g6| at Pitts Drug Store, o. 16

NOTICE—Card Party at St. Al-
“pan's' Parish Hall, Friday,
‘February 8th at-9 p.m. Ladies
bring sandwiches etc. Coffee
supplied, Admission 26c

NOTICE—For a short time the
+ Readers Digest can be had for
$2.00 for 16 months—contact R.

tors to Trail where they were
the guests of Mr. and Biss, D.
Demmon,

J. Stainton of Castlegar and

LETTUCE,

A. Leveridge and son Garry of
Kinnaird were recent visitors to
Deer Park. ,

Mr. and Mrs. F. Waldie of
Nakusp and Robson were recent
visitors to Deer Park.

Mr, and. Mrs, H, C. Coleman
had as their guests, their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Cc. Coleman and children of’ Sy-
ringa Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Williamson
were recent visitors to Renata
where they were the guests of
the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Reimer,

ee

Johnny's Meat Market

MINCED BEEF, fresh, Jean, 3 Ibs.
BLADE POT ROASTS, blue label,
TENDERIZED STEAK, Ib. ...

RUMP BEEF, Blue Label, Ib.

BEEF BRISKET, red or blue fabel,
STEAKS, Sirloin, T-Bone, blue label, ib.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

LONG DISTANCE

Peterson at Box 159 or phone
6125, * 36

NOTICE—Reserve March 29 &
‘30 ‘for the Kinnaird Little
Theatre play “The bate Christ-
opher Bean”. 16

NOTICE—The Kinnaird PTA.
Timber Sale X73073 “Annual ‘Variety’ Concert, Fri-
day, Feb:"22 at 7:30 :p.m., at

There will be offered for sale 7. Sesion 35
at public auction, at 10:30 A.M. Kinnaird School. Admission 3

LOCAL TIME on February 18th,
1957, in the office of the Forest BAKE SALE — The Salvation

Phillips, W. K. Fox, W. Reith,
G. Jackson, Mrs. F. Peterson and A very small boy was asked
Mrs, T. Green, the question “who owns your

Mrs, M. Brandson gave al daddy's car” and quick like, the
report on‘ the activities of the|answer came back “Trader's

Women's Auxiliary to St. John’s| Finance." There was a big smile © Province. siate Cor equivalent) and country. DEDICATED fo KINDLY
for 1066, The 22 active members| with it too, indicating a pit © Put your name and return address In the upper. a THONGHTFUL ae
eld a successful Valentine Tes,|nad done considerable coaching. : tet corner. 87-Po-d . ess
proceeds of which had gone to- S s oe: SCE COMPELLED AND CORRLCLLY feat Grinilte, - poe &: ‘Bronee

wards the building fund. The ees LPEER YOUR MALS ao oo

members had sent flowers and A certain mother in town Pp
: i CANADA POST OFFICE Phone 3601

sae “@ Full name of the person you want to get your mail,

@© Correct street address, rural route number, o¢
Port Office Box Number. .

© Post Office Ceity, town or village).

Rex Trading Co., 1171 Bernard
St, Weat, © Montreal, Quebec.
Dept. 104. tin.1

ORANGES, 2 Ibs. ease
GRAPEFRUIT, Size 40, 2 FOr .....::ss.cssssccseesoeeeee
BANANAS, Z Ibs.
FROZO GREEN PEAS, 2 pkg. .............. satssceseserae BBE

COFFEE
the oocosovec cto SM

SALMON, Clover Leaf Pink, large tins, 15% oz. 49c
Ble

CASTLEGAR

ERAL HOME

Legal

‘AUCTION SALE

fruit to those in h or shut- the r4
in and had also carried out their| {om her son.
usual visitations of sick mem- “Atter June ion, our

PACIFIC MILK;.2 tins for ...
PRAIRIE MAID, cut green beans,

SALES and SERVICE
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e@ TV. ANTENNA EQUIPMENT |
d ’'Vears of experience is our guarantee mae
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membership is now 60 children,
the Sunday School,
with an o

Mrs. G. Reith reporting for

said. the

boss brought his son into the of-
fice as a junior accountant, but
the young college grad goofed,
After a week's work, it took us
ther week to correct the mis-

was given.

Little Helper's « secretary,
Mrs. J. Edmondson reported a
Christmas party had been held
for the 20 children enrolled and
of funds th

54
35. There are 7 teachers and 3
spare teachers. A report on the
|| Sunday School Christmas Party,

. THE SPECIAL

‘FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY

SPOR ..,.ieseeeeecee. AD

Crystal

LAUNDRY

and
_ SMITE ‘DRY CLEANING SERVICE.
- Available Through The Following.
Agents "

. CASTLEGAR ~
_Leitner’s Clothing
-Righy’s Store

BRILLIANT

Bloodoff’s

KINNAIRD

Kinnaird Coffee Bar
Kinnaird Bench Store
Trischuck’s Store
Dumont Grocery

BLUEBERRY

The Willows Store

the

the kiddies’ mite boxes, which
had gone to the Missionary So-
ciety,

BA. Mitchell ‘was nominated
representative for Kinnaird to
the local chapter of the Angli

takes he’d made, The son was
summoned into the inner office
nd we heard the boss blast off
with a roar: “After four years
of higher education you can’t
add, spell or type. Can you tell
me one good thing college has
done for you?”
There- was an uncomfortable
silence, then the young man

of bragging about me.” :

Since the end of World War
ta .the Canadian ‘steel industry

Brotherhood of Churchmen, now
being formed. in this district.

nation.

d more rapidly than
the steel industry of any other

581 Squadron

It is unfortunate that we
have to hanp on the subject of
attendance. The fact is appreciat-
e dthat the weather has been
ideal for skating, however for
the maintenance of an efficient

Squadron,
important,
There are several model air-
craft kits which are, available,
and any cadets who have not al-
ready got one should contact F|O
Woolls. There is a .good supply
of dopes and glues on hand as
wel] as extra balsa strips. Pro-
pellor and jet engines - will be
when

are completed. We have several
favourable reports on the pro-
gress of construction of models
and hope that in the very near
future to have some of the mod-
els ready for display.

Two years ago all of the
cadets of 581 squadron qualified
for First Aid badges, with the
St. John’s Ambulance Associa-
tion (local chapter). This year
the chapter has again volunteered
to givé instruction at their six

attendance is very

plied that they will fulfil this

THARES

The Di of the Castl 8 h of the K

requirement and classes are ex-
pected to commence during the
middle of February.

AUTO CLUB MEETING
The annual general meeting of
the British Columbia Automobile

Society for Handicapped Children wish to express

their a thanks to all those firms and individual:

i will be held in the
ballroom of the Georgia hotel,
Vancouver, at 8:00 p.m., Thurs-
day, February 28th, 1957. Guest
will be He P. A.

who donated materials and labour towards the SILVER
BIRCH SCHOOL for the Handicapped.

Nominations of dieses may
be made by three ordinary mem-
bers in good standing, in writ-
ing, accompanied by the written
consent of the nominee. Such
,nominations must be filed with
the secretary manager of the as:

Last Riles Held
|For Mrs. Rosina Warner

- Funeral services ‘were held
Saturday at the chapel of. the!
Castlegar Funeral Home for Mrs,
Rosina Warner, wife of Mayor
R. G. Warner of Slocan City.
Mrs. Warner died in Trail-Tad-
anac Hospital last week, follow-
ing a lengthy illness.
Pallbearers were J. Wisted,
J. Stainton, N.. Churches, W.
Cheveldave, S. Jankola and H.
J. Moore.

Rev. D. R. Stone officiated at
the services and organist - was
Mrs. J. M. Thatcher. Hymns
sung were “Safe in:the Arms of
Jesus” ‘and “Breathe on me
Breath of God”. A guard of
honour was formed by the mem-
bers of the Ladies’ Auxiliary to
the Canadian Legion Branch 170
of Castlegar, and the Rebekahs of
the Kingarson Lodge of Castle-
gar. :
Interment was in the Can-

orial Cemetery at. Kinnaird. |

lectures, The cadets have all im-|:

LS. Ld

Ghose: Service
Towing - Barges
_onywhere-'on. ‘the. Arrow
Lakes
PHONE 2901 .

piped up: “Well, its cured Mama

RESIDENTS OF :
Castlegar & Kinnaird.

WE: HAVE yust PURCHASED
- BLECTRIC THAWING
‘Machine

FOR SERVICE
— PHONE 3402 or 2931 —

‘Smit

: ? PLUMBING
AND
Ss HEATIN rel

adian Legion plot in Park Mem-

A. C. Cooper tells of revolution:

brought by frozen foods

“Frozen foods are’ revolutionizing daily living,” says A. C. Cooper,

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD . 4
Leave Robson Wharf .
10:00 a.m. Monday.

Arrive Edgewood
4:00 p.m. Monday.
Leave Edgewood,
7:00 am. Tuesday.
Arrive Robson Wharf.
1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Leave Robson Wharf
10:00 am. Thursday.
Arrive Edgewood.
4:00 p.m. ‘Thursday.
Leave Edgewood.
* 7:00 am. Firday.
Arrive Robson Wharf

to the annual

1:00 p.m. Friday. .

sociation at least 21 days prior

of the Frozen Foods Warehouse of Dominion Stores

Limited: “They not only save the housewife's time and cut down
_ Waste in preparing meals; they also make available all year many
tempting fruits and choice meats — and a far wider variety of

; vegetables and seafood.”

As a family man, Mr. Cooper has also benefited by the. progress

made in another field. . .

life insurance.

Today, providing continuing income for your family is only one
of life The

of the

d flexibility of life

insurance plans enables you to provide funds for emergencies,

your

your home, protecting

your business . af. and a retirement income for yourself.

Your life underwriter is better trained than ever to help you shape
these flexible insurance plans to meet your family's needs,

In these ayd other ways, the life insurance companies keep in ihe

vanguard of progress.

A total of over five billion dollers has bean Invested by the Life Insur-
ance Companies in Canada, on behalf of thelr policyholders, in homes,
roads, utilities, Industrial plants and othar productive enterprises,

THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA
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: PHONE 8131
KINNAIRD, B.C.
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Ranger, Castlegar, B.C. the Li-
cence. X73073, to cut 2,612,000
cubic feet of Spruce,

Lodgepole Pine, Hemlock, Cedar

Army Home League of Castle-
gar will. hold a Bake Sale in
| West's Store’ on Saturday,
Feb, 9, at 2 pan. 16

and Larch on an area situated
on part of Lots 10178 and 3440,
and ‘vacant Crown land on
China Creek, Koetenay Land
piety fitleen (15) years will
for removal of timber.

anyone unable to

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We attach “Dinkie” Nickel

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attend the auction in person may
submit a. sealed tender,. to be
opened at the hour of auction and
treated as one bid.

‘. Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy Minist-
er of Forests, Victoria, B.C.;. the
District’ Forester, Nelson, B.C.;
er the Forest Ranger, Castlegar,

BC,

“HELP WANTED — .MALE™
: FERRY ENGINEER
(8rd class marine certificate)
4 $303 per month
FERRY MATE .

Minor Inland Waters Certificate
$260 per month -
required for the UPPER ARROW
LAKES FERRY, B.C. DEPT. OF
, HIGHWAYS

Applicati: forms
from Government Agencies, the
BC. Civil Service: Commission
offices at 411 Dunsmuir | Street,
Vancouver, or 544 Michigan St.,
Victoria, to be completed and ree
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Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8 pm.
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OF OUR

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TAILORED.
SLACKS

Made right in our shop to your

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. Bakery Limited

Bictnday Cakes
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes
PHONE 3241

For: *
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING and

EXCAVATING

Seo
Castlegar Transfer
W. Sharples Phone 6091

measurements, and in the
: «material you select
You Get The Finest At

Leifner’s

SOLO MARGARINE, 2 Ibs.
OXYPOL, Giant, box ..... :
PORK & BEANS, Broder’s, 6 for

Chairman,
: B.C, Civil Service-Commission,
Parliament Buildings, ay 8
Victoria, B.C.,

‘(not later than February 13, 1957.
ae % 16

Legal -
AUCTION OF TIMBER SALE
65091
\ There will be offered for sale
at public auction, at-10:30 A.M.
“(Local Time) on Monday, Feb-
ruary 25th, 1957, in the office of
the Forest Ranger, Castlegar,
BC. the Licence X65091, to cut
13, 000 cubic feet of. sawlogs, on
an area situated near Little Sheep
Creek, Kootenay District.
Two (2) years will be allow-
ed for removal of timber.
Provided anyone who is un-

jable to attend the auction in
| person yay submit a sealed

tender, to be opened at the-hour
of ;auction and treated as one
bid.

‘Further particulars may be
obtained from the District For-
ester, Nelson, B.C.; or the For-
est Ranger, Castlegar, BC.

16

“ROBSON SOCIAL

Mr, and Mrs, Art Anderson
had as their overnight guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings of Salmo.
Mrs. W. Hall, of Darlington,
England, who has been visiting
her, sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.-and Mrs, J. Raine for. the

rock where she will visit another
sister for 3 weeks and: then con-
tinue to Alberta to visit her
mother until May, when she will
return to- England:

A delicious pot luck supper

.j|was enjoyed by some 40 mem-

bers of the. United Church held
in the Robson Memorial Church
on Monday night. Following the
supper the Annual Meeting was
held with Rev. L. C. Johnston in
the chair, Reports indicated a
very successful year.

Directors for the new, year
were appointed as follows: J.
Porter, chairman; W. T. Waldie,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Eric
McPhee; Mrs, D. Magee and Mrs.
W. Thorpe, directors.. Mrs. J.
Porter and Mrs. E. Balano flower
committee, Dr. W. T. Wright is

organist,

past month has left for White-||

Kiwanis Spansaired

Musical

Final Entry Date

FEBRUARY 15—

ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE AT

WEST'S DEPT. STORE

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Festival

‘THEATRE

PHONE 2921

SHOWS AT ‘6:45 & 9:00 P.M.

LAST TIMES TONIGHT

“THE COMMAND”

Love Is

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

A Many

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Starring
William Holden — Jennifer Jones
Buddy Alder — Henry King
Cinemascope & Color

— Plus —
FOX NEWS and CARTOON
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:00 P.M.

Photographed

MON. — TUES. — WED.

The Mountain

Starring
SPENCER TRACY — ROBERT WAGNER

A truly spectacular epic of mountain climbing. in an
attempt to reach a wrecked air liner.

in Technicolor

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