CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, JANUARY, 27, 1955

Night Scheel For
Business Courses
To Be Launched Here
mY wet School branch of the
Business College, which
ry courses in Speedwrit-
Es Shorthand and | Sepenriing
sm Accounting

After seven years of oc:
Labo le drug
fice to this district we
still iotifting

District resdents, isto beet
blished at Castegar if there is
ent enrol
We maintain a complet ‘Applictions for one of ore
ly stocked — di -
using only the cotven
gqality drugs to ‘il your
tors prescriptions,

PITTS’
Rexall Drug

Day or Night Phone 4231
o

Monday — Wednesday
and Friday Evenings

Trail. No

ceived after the deadline.
‘The last public execution in|

‘Canada was the hanging of the

murderer of D'Arcy McGee at

Ottawa in 1869,

je

YESI_FROM CRADLE AGE

TO THE FIRST
FIND THE RIGHT SHOES
BY “LA PARISETTE”.

Herh Horne Passes |
In Vanc. Hesaital

Funeral services: will be held
Sat 1o0n at Cranbrook | ©

tained by writing the Trail | cs
Rusiness College, 625 Victoria St,
applications will be re-|TThe next year he was transter-| Ions

Chamber of Commerce
Continued from Page 1

press for
publicizing district and
ber activities.

BIG WATERWORKS JOB
ee review of

1 small ranch at Appledale.|combined ca
Jo

red to the ‘Kootenay Division of

the at South

Slocan, Nelson, Sirdar and Cres.

ton,

He oune te ‘—epeo
years and appointed |)
cPR agent at Brilliant in 1052,
post he held at the time of
nis death.

Mr. Horne was a member of
the Castlegar Legion Band de-
votedly serving that group as
secretary for many years
had en active in the Pro:
jects Society and the Board of

e the
He is survived by his wife at

MADDOCKS SHOE STORE

PHONE 3641

F

W. A, REPORT
W. A. activities included do-

January 28th and 29th.

APPLE JUICE, 48 oz. clear, tin
FLOUR, Swans Down, pkt.

COFFEE, Malkins Best, lb.

DUZ, regular large pkt. ........ 3lc

LETTUCE, lb. .......
CELERY HEART, pkt. . ..
TOMATOES, tube,

MARGARINE, Ib.
LARD, Calgary packers, lb.
EGGS, A large, farm fresh, doz.

... Te

COTTAGE ROLLS, half or whole Ib. . . 5c -
LOIN PORK CHOPS, Ib. ......

E
ER

nation of several boxes of clo-
for Korean relief; catering
to several A.O.TS. meetings and

3
ne

i

Mrs. H. Gergely

material ter fall for the pulp

HL Sommers sew
od the fringe and
Min V. Tarcotte gnve the WA,
financial report showing receipts|
for 1004 of sis070 and dbur-
semeris of $1393.43 including a|
the
Church Board, °.
Santano gave the AD
showed the! #™

« CASTLEGAR
NAKUSP

Water

crease Service

Pot
ladice of the W. A.

aaa bride,”

|Humphries-Hanelt
Rites At Vancouver

St, Giles Church in Vancouver

BE
CLEARLY
INFORMED

CBUD

MONDAY
JANUARY Blst.

10:16 =

with halo veil, waist 1
carried « bouquet of white roses

an rs we
fone formerly of Trail, a
fanelt, brother of’ the

| ‘The bride's mother,
M.

A, reception for 30
held at Carin’s Catzring in Van-
couver, fallowing the ceremonies,
inelutins a tances and danc-

wreddina cok

PAYING LESS AT

A. Eremenko & Co

Prices Effective January 28 ond 29

Sr ROLLED ROASTS
59,

Seamer

pe Rass

“LIPTON'S Red Label
TEA

Lb. 5c

AUNT JEMIMA SuLVER
CAKE MIX ..

BABY Foons. ficins *
3 for 29

MUSHROOM or CELERY
37¢

Ladie’s HAND BAGS & HATS

TO CLEAR AT $1.95 and $2.
CHILDREN’S OVER-THE-SHOULDER BAGS, $1.35

BOY'S MEN'S

PORK BUTTS, Ib. .........
BEEF POT ROASTS, Ib. .....
RUMP ROASTS, Ib. .
ROUND STEAK ROASTS, Ib,

CO-OP...

fh
I wisi to thank all the ratepayers who supported
me in such gratifying numbers in the Civic Elections
in Castlegar last week.

W. O. DEVITT

Freeze Cloth, size 6 - 10 | Freeze Cloth, size 36 - 40

ARE YOUR FEET WET?

) _WE HAVE RUBBERS TO FIr-you!
LADIES’ OVERSHOES, -$3S
CHILDREN'S OVERS!

FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS

Ing the year. Nearly all the new

CASTLE NEWS

Published Every Ti

Ch

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ds of t he K

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VOL. 8, NO. 5

CASTLEGAR, Be

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1954 8 CENTS PER

Big Step Forward for Kinnaird

New Kinnaird Post Office
Officially Opened Monday

rere fs ah
‘one can receive television pi
frames trom es far as 1100 alles

LOCAL AIRMAN PROMOTED

Group Captain M. P, Mar

mmpletion ‘of his basic
Pilot Officer.
ly was educated al
High School, Prior

parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

rtyn,
Congratulates Plot

ling RCAF
Otficer Harry 1 Helly 0 on
basic pilot's training and promotion

Costes: Public, School and Stan
in 1954 he,

Arrow La
Ei "Kelly reside in Castlegur, B.C.

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Legion Progress Neted|==".

The work of the Canadian Le;
‘te various sones and

grovemeai Sousty ented, ho Year

With credit balance. Receipts totalled sito and ‘dabursements,
| Books purchased were for chil.

sfinancial|dren and teen-agers 8:

svarai foraser iomlars’relcat.
the membership |
iuggestions.

peun
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if
of

‘The textbooks say §
doesn’t begin ai |

W. Smith end Mrs, K.
are two peop!
Tobin here, rectot

th
robuce tet reed textbooks

ider Legion members,
the 1914-18 war, who

Si bhi

AJ. Weir Reelected President

1955 Fall Fair Plagued By
Lack Of Big Enough Hall

Lack of building facilities large enough to house the steadily
expanding Castlegar and District Fall Pair, is ecoming a, subdont
to ine Fair \t their

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members
make use of the new club roooms
“their recreation centre.”

A. Martin Chairman of the|' bean

ee Castlegar, Kinnaird Share
=i(In n Telephone ( Co. Expansion

ve beginni
tion of the complex |
futomatic apparatus in the Kim.
dui. tion of
the automatic equipment in the
Cranbrook building is expected

reported
‘committee chairman.
its policy of no rent| {0 attendance at
Ws activities and| meetings were discussed.
service 19 the election of afficers, 1
: er was reelected by’ ac-
Glamation as president with K.
Roberton named vice presi-
ict | dent, Waltar Jacobson, secreta
treasurer;

cording secretary, and J.C,
Leod, for one

Roberton, refreshments; B, Ro-
urke and W. Sommerfield, buil-
St, Patrick's Dey tea and two Roberton, membershi
catering jobs, Ww, welfare; Mra,
‘The library commiting report] cabeon, library, end’
num parks. board

showed that

ber of children poy ing the ies
es at an average ee
‘books a week. A| Canadian institutions of high

izes number of children's books |education, report, 6,018 oe studens| et 9

were added ives dur-jin attendance for

academic y

trust
Committee chairmen are: Mrs.|ball teams fror
|son,
will join the Stanley H
ap; | Feice pis ‘squads in nF
igh sch

-|Hoop Teams From
ws:|Five Schools In
; Miss Irene View, re- | Junior Tourney Here

Junior boys and girls ba:ket-
mm Rossland, Nel-
imo high schools

‘There will be ter pmes in
with Castlegar girls

meeting
|the Rossland girls in the opener

9 am. and Castlegar boys!
ying the Rosslai

and boys in the| cenda for

game at 10 a.m. Salmo| ra

the music of the Gergely
brothers and Clit Wanless

final
three games will be played from |
6pm. to 9 pm

| manager

for the whale day|phane Company employee since
90/1917 sri succeeds Stuart

feutenta with lower|tord, _appo

imission
is 75 cents for adults and
Fates for nly par! of

between Castlegsr

Lelepbooes in Fernie
Fesult from completion

eaZo™ Grand Forks and c
s subecribery chaser
leone calls between the two
Ie

€ reduction a pro.
ang [Posed by B.C “Telephons’ C

‘Tel-| al three minutes,

lated | district plant
manager at Nanaimo. Mr. Win-|Forks and Greenwood.