CASTLE NEWS

THUR. JUNE 9TH, 1949.

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,SASTLE NEWS

THUR. JUNE OTH, 1949.

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ROBINSONEBRADLEY
~DRY GOODS- KINNAIRD—
'-* LADIES BLOUSES -
LADIES NIGHTGOWNS
ASSORTMENT OF KIDDIES ANKLE SOX
TABLE CLOTHS - BATH TOWELS
MEN*S SUN HELMETS
FLOOR MATS - MEN'S KHAKI PANTS

G.W.Ge SNO-BAK DENIM PANTS.

Mr. Charles Me Appleton passed away
at his home on Sunday ‘night. He is
survived by his wife, Sarah, a son
Charles, a brother, Bert Appleton of
Saskatoon, and a sister, Mrs. Jean
MacIntyre of Moose Jawe

Funeral services will
Thursday at 33:00 PeMe

take place

GARDEN SPRINKLING IS LIMITED TO. ONE
SPRINKLER FOR EACH SERVICE.

DURING THE PRESENT RESTRICTED CAPACITY
OF THE EXISTING WATER MAINS, WATERING
BY MEANS OF IRRIGATING OR OPEN HOSE IS
STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.

THE WATER SERVICE OF ANY RESIDENT FOUND
VIOLATING THIS REGULATION WILL BE IM-

MEDIATELY SHUT OFF. warenwoRKS SYSTEM.
SEE SIO TEE SME AE EE ME ERT

K.RoC. WELFARE & RECREATION SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Kinnaird, Rob-
son, Castlegar Welfare & Recreation Soc
was held in the schoolroom of the Coro-
nation Hall on Tuesday, May 31, at 7:30
PM. Ten members were present. Applica—
tions were read and grants approved as
follows: Robson Athletic Club $100,
Kinnaird Improvement Soc. Sports Commit
tee $150, Robson Cemetery Committee $50,
and District Boy Scouts Assn. $300.

A grant of $700 to the Kinnaird In-
provement Soc. Parks Com., which had
been approved last Fall was ordered pai
when the Kinnaird representatives on th
Board presented proof of: title to the
meeting. The Directors wish to congratu.
late the people of Kinnaird for the forg
sight in obtaining such a desirable pro-

perty for the benefit of their community.

Grants are made to such worth causes
as Nat'l Institute for Blind, Red Cross,
Salvation Army, Conquer Cancer Campaign,
etc. The continued support of these
worthwhile efforts depend on financial
support of members. A minimum of §1 a
year makes you a member. Why not join

NOW? Make your cheque payable to the
K.RoG.o and mail to Box 717, Castlegar.
Mrs-Riley is the accredited collector
for Castlegar and there will be others
or Kinnaird and Robson very s00ne

Sfiorlsmness SHOP

SPEGIAL THIS WEEK ON FLY RODS
~ 15% OF

ALSO REDUCED PRICES ON TAPERED
_., LINES. -

AIR MATTRESS $15.25

SLEEPING BAGS , $21.96

GROUND SHEETS $2.50 & UP.

3.3 H.P. NEPTUNE OUTBOARD MOTORS
$149.50

ROBSON NOTES: :

On Sunday, dune Sth, Mr. & Mra. W.
Wright and family, of Trail, were
visitors at the home of Mr. & Mrs. He
John sone .

Miss Betty Clarke was a week-end
visitor at the home of Miss Anita
Smecher.

The Robson Jr- Softball Team had a
game with the Thrums Team on Sunday,
June 5th. The latter was the victor
by a score of 76e

The Robson Women's and Girls Soft-
ball Team met on Monday, June 6th,
for its regular practicee

KINNAIRD NEWS:

The Barn Dance held last Friday, the
last get-together for the season, was
well enjoyed. We hope that next season.
more dancers will attend and learn these
dances as they are quite complicated, but
enjoyable once learned. A few novelty
prizes were given for various contests,
the. winners being Mr.& MrseJohn McLeod,
as oldest couple in dance; Glenn & June
Killough as youngest couple; Spot Dance
Allan Jacobson & Belle Gray; Best Seniox
Old Time Waltzers, Mre& MrséoHarry Kil-
lough; Best Junior Old Time Waltzers,
Joyce Swihart & Carol Sorenson; Cotton-
Eyed Joe (Polka), Jack Killough & Patsy
McLeod.

Kinnaird is becoming very softball-

foe neem ef lee
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED BY THE
DIRECTORS. FOR THE PURCHASE Or
CARS NOB. (1), (3), (4) AND (7)
UP TO THE DELIVERY DATE OF THE
NEW BUSSES.

THE CASTLEGAR CO--OPERATIVE
TRANSPORTATION SOCIETY.

conscious these days. Wednesday even-
ing the junior boys held a game here,
Ladies* Ball Team practice and even the
Firemen are holding a practice. .
Mrs. J. Eckford and two children,
Betty and Billy, of Kimberley, are vis-—
iting her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Fourt, for a week.

Mro & Mrs. Oc No Askew have returned

from a three-weeks visit in Youngstown,

Alta., Waterton Lakes, Sask., and other
prairie points.

Mro M. Dalton, Chairman of the Publi-
city Committee of the Kiwanis Club, re-
ported that 25 boys and girls are busy
beautifying their parents? properties,
to be eligible for the Kiwanis prize of
a bicycle and a wrist watche

KINNAIRD
COMMUNITY
—HALL—

FRIDAY JUNE I1OTH
RHYTHM SWINGSTERS ORCHESTRA.

CORSAGES PRESENTED TO ALL LADIES.
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE.
DANCING 9 TO 1:30.

PRICES: LADIES 50¢, GENTS $1.00.

LOST: WRIST WATCH, NEAR FERRY. IF
FOUND PLEASE RETURN TO CASTLE NEWS.
REW.

Miss C. DeMeo has been home this

past week due to the illness ofmb€ier.

CASTLEGAR A/D wolew QE
. YOURS FOR SERVICE

BE SURE TO SEE OUR LOVELY
WATER AND JUICE GLASSES. .

TWO GENERAL PURPOSE WHEELBAR-
ROWS, - PRICED TO SELL.

FEW WATERING CANS LEFT - ALSO
AUSTRIAN SCYTHES. :

CARBERONDUM AND SCYTHE STONES.

THOSE TIN BABY BATHS -YOU HAVE -
BEEN LOOKING FOR HAVE ARRIVED. _
; GARDEN TOOLS AGAIN IN GOOD
SUPPLY. :
COLD PACK CANNERS ALSO ON

PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS.-FRI.- &- SAT.

‘OOD VALUESH~

PEACHES. .202...2.....53¢
CHERRIES. 20...2.... 59#
PEARS.....20cz..2.... 56°
APRICOTS. 2 Goz.2....65%
VELVEETA CHEESE 2185..95*
KRAFT DINNERS...2......29

SALAD DRESSING %124s%% 02.81.25

SALMON AE

SOCKEYE.......42¢
KETA. 2.22.00 -22¢
PINK. wcscco eee Be

TOMATO JVUICE
20 oZe, 2 ise 26¢

T-O-M-A-T-O-E—
28 oz., 2 for 49¢

2 TINS.....29

MILI

CASE..*628

# HONEY 4+L8 PAIL... 752

DEANUTAuttee “U8, 397

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QUALITY MEATS AT:

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