CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

‘Thureday, September 2, 1954

Mrs winits and family of Cran-
and Mr, and Mrs, Len

Castlegar Happenings | Watcer'and family of Nelson

were visitors at the home of

TO KETTLE VALLEY — Misses|Mr, and Mrs. Earl Bradford.

holidaying at Kettle Valley,
IN HOSPITAL — Mrs, John Dun-
lop is a patient in Mater Mis-
ericordiae Hospital, Rossland,
WEEKEND
James Killough and family |TO BURNS LAKE — Miss Molly
spent the weekend at Nelson.
“FROM CRANBROOK. — Mr. and

Tannis and Babs Killough are|TO TEACH SCHOOL .— Miss
Dawn Jenks left ‘Wednesday by].

plane for Telsequah where she
will teach school, Enroute she
is visiting Vancuver, Seattle
VISIT — Mr, and Mrs,|__ and, Juno, Alaska,

Carlson left Wednesday by
plane for Burns Lake where she

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will teach school, Enroute she
is visiting in Vancouver.
RETURNS TO VANC. — Miss
Joan Bennett has returned ii:
her. work'in Vancouver after a
visit with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. E, Bennett, and freinds.
CALIFORNIA HOLIDAY — Mr.
and Mrs. J. jor left for atwo
week holiday with friends in
Los Angeles, California, .

HOME FROM HOLDAY:— Mr.
and Mrs, J. E, Groutage and
family have returned from a
holiday at Vancouver and Vic-
toria including a visit with Mrs,
Groutage’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. Deans, formerly of Cast-
legar, now residing at Gibson’s
landing.

TO KITIMAT — Mr. W, Gores!
felt Friday to work. at Kitimat,

Move To VANC. — Mr, and Mrs,
E. Infanti have left C.

During Rev, Johnston's absence,
United Church services here
were conducted. by Misses F.
Clemo‘and Ji Pennoyer if Cast-
legar; the ,Castlegar’ A.O,T.S.
Club and: Mr, Don Lewis of

has spoken to over 30,000 college | people.
and public school students in the| ‘At 7:30° p.m., Sunday, he will
Pacific Northwest, He was also|‘address a public meeting at the

the ‘Soldier Field Rally of 65,000 |land.

Thursday, September 2, 1954

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C,

Yo

Page 5~

featured with Billy Graham at|Rossland Gospel Hall,: in Ross-°

During 1951 Canada’s fish-pro-;than: in any other. province, in
cessing lindustry -pnoduced 272,
‘745 sealskins or seven times as|Style note: There are’more wear-
‘many. as in 1950.

fact more than in Scotland.

era of tartan in British Columbia

Fruitvale who is a candidate for
the ministry.

Chinese Evangelist
To Address Meetings
Here This Weekend

Chinese evangilst Mun Hope,
will speak at public meetings
here tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m.
and Sunday, Sept. 5, at 3 p.m.

KY | Both meetings will be hejd in the

Twin Rivers Hall, Castlegar, Ad-
mission is free and everyone is
No i will be

to take up residence in Vanc-
ouver,

FROM SPOKANE— Mr. and Mrs.
F. Stefoniuk, sons Billy and
Greg, and Harry Plotnikoff re-
turned Sunday from a visit in
Spokane, Wash.

OKANAGAN VISIT — Mrs. M.
Dietz and daughter Sherry are
visiting with relatives in the
Okanagan.

SPOKANE WEEKEND — Mr. and
Mrs. L. V. Campbell arrived
home Monday evening from a
weekend visit to Spokane.
FROM CALGARY — Visitors at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Herb
Pitts are their son, Herb Pitts,
of Calgary, Alta,, and Miss
Mary | Ann Moore of Hamilton,’

Ont.

WEEKEND VIS]TORS — Barry
Lusk of Grarid Forks and Neil
Hill of Nelson, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Horswiil,

FROM SUMMERLAND — Dor-
othy Watson, formerly of Kin-
naird, now of Summerland, 1s
holidaying at the connor

FROM "NELSON — Doreen Rowe
and Terry. Coupples of Neison
are are houdaying at the Castle-Bar

HONE + ROM VICTORIA — Miss
Bernie Jean Dunlop has return-
ea fom a month's visit in Vic-

ON N HOLIDAY — Mrs, H. Gergely

“Delivered
’ RIGHT to Your
Construction Job

ANNOUNCING

THE COMPLETION OF OUR ¢
GRAVEL PLANT IN CASTLEGAR

THE INSTALLATION OF A NEW CRUSHER AND ,
SCREENING PLANT WILL MAKE AVAILABLE TO THE
RESIDENTS OF THIS DISTRICT:

SEGREGATED ROCK —. PEA GRAVEL — SAND
CRUSHED ROCK ¢

It will also enable ud to offer a superior grade of concrete ~

sent testy Peper by elent. for your particular

: McGauley Ready Mix

_GONGRETE GO.LTD.

aE SHONE Ts. coumeer™ ros
. 204, TRAIL *

is at Port C

BC.

HOME FROM HOLIDAY — Mrs.
E. R. Pincott has returned from
@ holiday at Christina Lake. -
HOME FROM HOLIDAY — Mrs.
and Mrs, L. C, Johmston hav:
returned, from a month's holi-
day at Okanagan and as Points

FOR
STENOGRAPHIC WORK

or
BOOKKEEPING
PHONE 3967

Frannie
Stoochnott

146 - 2nd. Avenue

taken,

‘Widely travelled in the United
States, Scotland, England, France
and the Netherlands, Mr. Hope

7:30 P.M. FRIDAY
3:00 P.M. SUNDAY

d SEPTEMBER 3 and 5.
You are invited to two more public
a Gospel meetings with Evangili:t
see MUN HOPE
‘te: 2 ALL. WELCOME - ADMISSION
FREE - NO COLLECTION.

TWIN RIVERS HALL

Mr. Hope will Also Speak At 7:30 p.m. Sunday,
September 5: At-

ROSSLAND GOSPEL HALL

Corner St. Pauls and Columbia Ave., Rossland, B.C.

FISHERMEN

THE FISH ARE BITING. TO CATCH THEM
YOU NEED GOOD TACKLE. GET YOURS
NOW. WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE

Fishing and Hunting Licences Sold Here
LAKESIDE HOBBY CENTRE

Across from the Theatre

_Belatives and and Gicnes from wide-
ts

here during ihe eckerid tor festi-
vities marking the 50th. wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.. Ar-
thur W. Harmston, 532 Ninth Ave-
nue Castlegar,

Some 50 relatives and friends
attended an “Open House” recep-| 4.
tion at the couple's home Friday

and for a

Family Reunion At
Golden Wedding Fete

family banquet Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Harm-
ston.

Mrs, Murray of South Slocan
was pourer at the reception and
Mrs. Arley Knudson and Mrs.
William Lister, also of South Slo-
can, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

. WwW Harmston, received the
guests,

Assist}:

EVERYTHING

School Supp!
BINDER

ies.

YOU NEED TO START THE TERM
INCLUDING —

GENUINE LEATHER

4.00 4.75 5.00 7.50 8.00

Back

SWEATERS —

BLAZERS — SKIRTS .
BLOUSES — SHIRTS
BLUE JEANS

To School Clothing

SHORTS

Congratulations!

MABLE CREIGHTON

On The Opening Of Her -

THE FOOD BASKET

In Kinnaird’

OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS
os Bd

GERBER’S BABY FOODS

in the serving of re-
freshments were Janet and Shiela

Iris Lister, outh Slocan; Faye and

Harmston, Nelson; Mrs, Roland

Harmston, Castlegar and Mrs,
Trevor Evans, Kimberley.

Mr. nd Mrs, A. W. Harmston
received many: gifts and tokens
of congratulation on the happy
occasion,

At the banquet Saturday, Grace
was said by Lea Harmston and
Robert Harmston -proposed a
toast to the honored couple.

= piesent were Mr, and Mrs. A.

Robert Ha
Me and Mrs. R. C. Harmston and
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Harmston
and their.families, all of Castlegr;
Mr. and Mrs, William-Lister and

lies of South Slocan and Slocan
City; Mrs. Arley Knudson and
family of Sardis; Mr. and Mrs.
John Fletcher and family of Nel-
son and Mr, and Mrs. Trevor Ev-
ans and family of Ki

60 Teachers

A, McKinnon, Mrs, M, Robinson,
Mrs. F, Quance,

McInnes, Oliver; Miss S, Thexton,
Cumberland; Miss Doreen Doree, |
Youbou; Mrs. Q'
from Robson.
‘Murray, F. Fillipoff and Mrs. Mar-
garet Johnson, the latter trans-
ferred from Pass Creek.
Kanigan, G, H. Thorpe,

Waters, Mrs. M, Fleming.

Harmston, Castlegar; June and| Miss A. C. Jo!

sharron Harmston,.Castlegar; Mrs;| Rhoda M, Lewis, Nelson, new ap-
Russel Hunter, Oasis; Mrs, Lea|Ppointment.

Harmston and Mrs, Leonard| Wiebe and Mrs. R

Mr.'nd Mrs, Ben Lister and fami-|-

son, new appointments.

(Continued from page 1) | |Fgremaine.

Deer Park (grades 1 to 8) Mrs.
Robson (grades 1 to 4) Mrs, E,

New appointments — Catherine

juale, transferred
Ootischenia (grades 1 to 6) Mrs.

Have You :
Chosen Your
Music Teacher

Brilllant (grades 4 to 6) Harry
Tarrys (grades 1 to 6 ) Mrs, J.
Glade (grades 1 to 8) Mrs. A,

Gray. 4 There is a REGISTERED

music ‘teacher
district

Consult your regional secre-
tary of the B.C. Registcred
Musie Teacher’s Association
—Phone Rossland 526L.

Gibson Creek (grades 1 to 8) in your

mn.
Pass Creek (grades 1 to 8) Mrs.

Renata (grades 1 to 8) Mrs. A,
M. Allan, Nel- |:

"HEADQUARTERS FOR.

BOYS.
BACK TO SCHOOL
CLOTHING

‘CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE
-YOU BUY

‘you CAN SAVE MONEY AT HOME

Unable to attend were Mr. and
Mrs, Wallace Lister and son of
Trail and Mr. and Mrs. N, Atchi-
son of Edmonton.

Mr. and Mrs.. A, .W. Harmston
who are 80 and 75 years of age,
were married in yormmoudh |
England, 50 years, ago.

They came to Canada in 1919
settling first in Manitoba and
moving to the Kootenays ii in 1926,
They have resided in Castlegar
for the past five years,

Mr. Harmston has served with
the British Navy.

‘GORDUROY PANT SPECIAL
Boys ... $5.95 ~. Students ... $6.95
JACKETS — SHOES — SHIRTS

—STYLES TO ELEASE. EVERY -BOY—

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BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone S441

@. Regolar. Meeting, C.A. To F.O.E., Sept, 2nd. at the
Parish Hail, 8 p.m.

@ At-the NEW LOW INSURANCE RATES YOU CANNOT
AFFORD to be under insured.
See us now for adequate coverage on your home and
possesions. (you are under no obligation)

Cyril Bell Agencies - Ltd.

Phone 344] Insurance Advisors Castlegar
NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3¢8%, R. A. FINCOTT

If yo paresse ‘is ‘to save, to accumtilat
finda, Wea goc dood to have a , Savings. 9 account.

-T he money you leave in a Savings account
earns interest, and. your bank:book gives you
an. up-to-date, continuing record of your !
financial progress. If your funds are active, /
with frequent deposits and withdrawals,a — /
Current account provides a special service; _,
a monthly statement, together with j
your cancelled cheques—useful as receipte
and a ready reference for budgeting, .
bookkeeping and other purposes..

a THE BANKS SERVING YOUR

Meee at

THE OPENING OF

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-saTupoay. “SEPTEMBER

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VEGATABLE SOUP, ‘i
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PUREX TISSUE,

2 Rolls ee ee 27
SHREDDED WHEAT, ae

PORK & BEANS Bottr By =

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DAD'S COOKIES

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Bu
1

THE FOOD BASKET ;
Has been completely remodelled and
designed for convenient shopping, and
will‘carry a full line of Groceries and
‘Meats and will operate the Locker
Storage to your satisfaction. s

e May we have the pleasure of serving

.you.
BUY FOR CASH “IT SAVES YOUR.
.MONEY” and “OUR BUSINESS" .

MABLE CREIGHTON ~

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