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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Commercial Schedual
Continued from Page 1

JUNE:
9—Ooteschenia vs, Flyers,
Kinnaird vs. Kiwanis,
11—Flyers vs. Juniors.
+ 14—Kiwanis vs, Waldies.
Kinnaird vs, Ooteschenia.
16—Juniors vs. Kiwanis.
.18—Flyers vs, Kinnaird,
20—Kinnaird vs. Juniors,
Waldies vs. Ooteschenia.
23—Ooteschenia vs. Kinnaird.
Waldies vs, Flyers.

The

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District's - Social... Events

- Phone 3031

Evening Group Of i
Robson W.A. Price
Print Sale Articles

The Robson Evening Group of
the W.A. enjoyed their regular
social evening at the home of
Mrs, Rhind, with president Mrs.
S. Grant in the chair and 11

e ll of C aS re-

Castlegar Happenings

lected pi fora third ‘term
of the Diocesan W.A. to the
Church of England in Canada, at

25—Juniors vs. O'
Kinnaird vs. Waldies.
28—Kiwanis vs. Flyers.
30—Waldies vs. Juniors,
JULY:
2—Flyers vs. Ooteschenia,
Kiwanis vs. Kinnaird.
5—Juniors vs. Flyers, ©
1—Waldies vs. Kiwanis.
Ooteschenia vs. Kinnaird,
9—Kinnaird vs, Juniors.
12—Kinnaird vs. Flyers.
14—Juniors vs. Kinnaird.’
Ooteschenia vs. Waldies,

TO ROTARY CONVENTION—
A, T, Horswill will represent the
Castlegar Rotary Club at the Ro-
tary International Convention in

the annual ing held in Sliver
» In her e-
port Mrs. Horswill noted a steady
growth in membership and fin-
ances,

Centre of attraction for the

evening were the .many lovely |%&

aprons, children’s dresses, sun
dresses, “pedal pushers” and pil-
low cases that were

"Belford Motérs

" KINNAIRD

As ot June Ist, 1954, the business of BELFORD MOTORS,

operated by J. P. LATKIN, will be ‘taken’ over by

H, (Hank) FOURT under the name of

“HANKS AUTO REPAIRS

by
the members to be priced for the
June $ Print Sale.
Committees were named for
the Bake and Tea Tables.
-were served by

Sunday and
Mr.

Horswill who is Castlegar Village
Clerk will also attend the Muni-

Robson News:

cipal Officers C in Vic-

toria.
oe

Castlegar Rotary. Club heard an

ROTARY SPEAKER — The|™%

CONVENTION. —
McPhee left by car

lay sith Mr, and. Mrs. W:
for V , where

16—Kiwanis vs, O
Flyers vs. Waldies, oor

Funeral Services Held
For Kinnaird Resident

Funeral ‘services were held

“Wednesday afternoon at the Cas-
tlegar Funeral Chapel for Sadie
Elaine Whitson, who passed away
at her Kinnaird home last Sat-
urday,
; Pallbearers were four of the
@eceased relatives, J. S. Duguid,
J. A. McDonald, B, Norgren and
B. H. Norgren all of Edmonton
and H, Woods and S. Gustavson
of Trail.

J.C, Hopkins of Trail officiated
and organist was Mrs, J. M.
Thatcher of Castlegar. Interr-
-ment followed in Kinnaird’ Mem-
orial Cemetery.

Born in Ireland 69 years ago,
Mrs, Whitson came to Canada in
1907, She and her husband farm-
ed in Alberta prior to coming ‘to
coming to Kinnaird two years
ago.

eShe is survived by her hus-

band Ernest; five daughters, Mrs. |'

Lila Dupuis, Brace; Alberta; Mrs.
Mable Norgren, Mrs. Edna Dug-
uid and Mrs. Velma McDonald
all of Edmonton, and Mrs..-E.
Adie of Kinnaird; one stepson,
13 grandchildren and one ~ great
grandchild,

at their oreekly. juneneot meet-

cies McPhee will represent the
{Robson W.I. at the

the hostesses, Mrs, Ehind and
Mrs, Macallister. The next meet-
ing is on Thurs., June 10, at the
home of Mrs. Nickerson, Jr,

“Mrs, J. Scheupfer won the eve-
ning draw.

Mrs,‘ H. Hyson, was Castlegar-
Robson delegate to the Kootenay
Annual ing of the

ing
Whitelock of Castlegar.

. FISHING. TRIP — Brick Saun-

ders, Fred Stefoniuk and Sylveo

Demeo returned from a fishing

trip at Whatshan Lake, yesterday.
.

W.A. PRESIDENT — Mrs, A

IN CHURCH

Fa United Church
Of Canada
Castlegar —
10:30 am. — Sunday School.
7:45p.m, — Hymn Sing and
!Service of Worship.
Kinnaird 4

TO W.A, CONFERENCE —

Wa to the Church of. England
in Canada, held ‘in Oliver recent-
ly.

FILM DEVELOPING

PHONE 3331 |

A Fast High Class Developing Service
is Available Now At The '-

LAKESIDE HOBBY CENTRE.

- POPULAR SIZE FILMS NOW IN STOCK

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

July 1st will be a big day in Castlegar. Plan to stay in

town and enjoy the fun.

Kinnaird Elementary School PIA, will meet at the
Kinnaird School, Monday, + -June. ith, at 8 pm.

Bake Sale in West’s Store, Saturday, June 12th, from
2 to 4 p.m, held by the C: Girl Guide A
tion. t

Kinpaird be at ip
full 10 am.

Society Hall in
Sune 5th. T

will be provided to Gulde Rally in Trail. Bring your -.

lunch, ce

‘Gytil Bell Agencies Ltd.

Phone 344] ‘Insurance Advisors = Castlegar
NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3633, R. A. PINCOTT

| ONE 42 HP.

fara” & 4th 11, am.
* Service of Worship. oy
Robson — =

First and Third Sundays ‘at
11 am.

St. Rita’s Church

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and il a.m.
Confessions - Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.

St. Joseph’s Chapel

Sunday Mass — 10 a.m.

Average custom duty on goods

entering Canada was reduced).

‘from 10.4 per cent in 1937 to ies
per cent in 1951.

—_—_——_

Fine paper production of Cana-
aa — some 200,000 tons annual~
ly — has a value of some °$60,-
000,000, Coated paper value is
$7,000,000.

TEAHAN FUEL |

FOR THE BEST
-COAL and ROOD.

Phone 4191

OFFICE — 80 Crescent St.

Pentecostal

Tabernacle
First Avenue and Juniper
J. Pennoyer and F. Clemo

co-workers
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
Evangelistic, 7:30 p.m. ~
Everyone Welcome!

Community Bible:
Centre |:
Uudenominational |
Sunday — ‘Legion Hall
10:30 —Sunday ‘School.
ae rene Service.

Se
ELIE’S
AUTO GOURT
Fally Modern
CABINS
Reasonable Rates
CASTLEGAR-:
HIGHWAY

PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER

Fannie Stogchnott,

ALL TYPES oF
STENOGRAPHIC WORE

—F.E.
7:45 — Bible Study ‘and Prayer.

Ty 00 — Young Bee tess Meeting
and Hobby Class.

Presbyterian ‘Chach
Services in the Churoh every
Sunday at 11:15 am.
D. A. MacKellar, fini

TRISCHUCK: Ss.

Pave The Way To: Lower: Food Prices’

- NABOB COFFEE, LB. - - -- -- $1.29.

WIENERS

- LB. wedeee ee 298

Dear Customers:

- consideration,

4
MIRACLE WHIP

32 ox. jar'......... 73¢

_ BREAD

2 FOR... 2T0

‘Anglican Church .

WHITSUNDAY JUNE 6th
Castlegar 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Kinnaird 9 am. <

NEW STORE HOURS:

Monday & Tuesday ...9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
ednesda; 9-am. to 12 noon

9 am. to 9 p.m.

Closed all Day

‘lower prices.

" TRISCHUCK’S FOODS

KINNAIRD, B.C. ’

‘For the benefit of the majority of
our customers we have,
decided to

the following after June Ist.
1. — Extending: Credit.
2. — Phone Orders. ie
A tie of 25c will be made for.’

will be made to’

causing
to you in the form of lower prices.

By. ndopting this policy, we are fol-
lowing the trend of all
merchants who have proved that op-
‘eration on.a strictly cash basis is de-
sired by most people because of the
more economic prices, -

So remember, Pay. L:

TRISCHUCK’S

"Thank you for your past. patronage
and looking forward to serve you at

Yours, Respectfally, -
‘P, TRISCHUCK

TOMATOES.

TUBE . wn ee eee 206

after much
@isconti

DAMA

LB, pert ee

Progressive

NEW

BLUE SURF

Full ‘Gospel Assembly
Church Services every Sunday

afternoon, 2:30 p.m.
Kinnaird Improvement Society

Phone 3967 146 2nd Ave.

Rev. Paul Lade, Minister -

“YOU PAY LESS AT TRISCHUCK’S "™<5,eEC™*

KINNAIRD, B.C, .-

SERVICE

AN

FOR. PROMPT

GUARANTEED

WORKMANSHIP

Thareay, janes. 1954 ak

_ CASTLE NEWS,

"Chatlagay B. C:

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The News’:

SEN WORDS FOR 50c. THREE
. OF TW

Classified

INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE
PHONE 3031 =:

Five Years Ago

(Continued from page a

Party, and Mrs, Drew, arrive this
by plane to address

APPROXIMATELY 200 FT. OF
used 6” Cedar Siding. Phone
2277, C1-22

For Rent

SUITES, ROOM: AND BOARD.
McCreight's Rooming House,
1st. Avenue, 9th. Street Back
ot K C3-20

‘MCLARY ESCORT RANGE
White with --Black .trim, :$45.

~ Apply E. J. Ennis, 518 Elm St.,
om _C22-tf

’ 4ROOMED HOUSE. BASEMENT
+ and. Bathroom, Phone 3102,
Castlegar. 0

(CHESTERFIELD SUITE, GOOD
condition," R.A. Moffat, 547
Third Avenue, Castlegar. C3-20

HEATED 2 ROOM SUITE WITH
bath. Apply 146 Second Ave.,|'
Castlegar. *-C3-22

MODERN TWO ROOM CABIN
on highway in Kinnaird, Phone
3508, 08-22

MODERN. HOME. IN. CASTLE-
gar across from Coop Garage.
Three large rooms, verandah;

1947, CROSLEY SEDAN. GOOD
running order. $200 with’ extra
motor and parts. R. A. Moffat,
647 Third Avenue, 3-20

SUMMER COTTON WEAR FOR
you. "and the kiddies, Bake
“able, Tea, Door Prize, spon-
sored by the Robson .

lot ‘with fruit trees, Large root
cellar, Phone 4567, Robson.
‘ C3-22

Announcement.

Consult Strom & Jones Nur-
aeeye Box 10, Kinnaird, B.C., for

Group __ W.A,,. Robson - Hall,
June 9, 2:30 to 5 pm. C2-21

“FAWCETT” WOOD:AND COAL
range. Good condition. Apply
J. Popoff, 672 Second, Avenue,

Castlegar. 3-21

_ OUTBOARD
motor,''A-1 ‘condition, Apply
Box: 612: or Phone 2932.'. ***

2 ADJOINING LOTS. DUMONT
Subdivision, Kinnaird; 80 x200
ft ear Apply E. J. Ennis, 518

it 22-tf

' GE. ELECTRIC. RANGE. LIKE

trait trees, Roses, etc, Phone yen

Alice ‘Zuckerberg’ 3 Beauty Par-
lor, Maple’ Street, Castlegar —
Reduced Prices — Phone 2661.

Card of Thanks -

The Castlegar-Kihnaird-Rob-
son . Soroptimist Club, wish .to
thank all those who helped them
with ‘the operation of the con-
cession stand at the airport on
May 30-2 ot 1-22

new. Used’ ‘thrée'*

“you plan on buying an, el stole

range, see this one at 110 Third
Ave., before buying.

“NEW. 3-ROOM. HOUSE, BATH-
* room, basement, igmall down
peynient acceptable. jApply. R.

Dumont’ | Subdivision,

Mak 5 ; Your. ‘House Keep That “New Look” Longer! .

It’s a fact! Shecwin-Wi
- Canadians a Ereat Big extra bo
longer than before

“The superb eae of SWE House Paint has made thousand:
of sasbed isons: ‘And today, more than ever, SWP. means tht

ams § SWP House Paint now briags

nus: beauty that lasts a full year_

most for your house paint money!

residents of Castlegar and Dis-
trict at an informal picnic which
will be held at Eremenko's Park.

The Castlegar School Board
has announced plans for an ele-
mentary school on Block 69 and
later a Junior Senior high school
on Block 59, Cascee.

An old I

{Piano Roll” Davico

‘descendent of the yellow music

Developed! | For T:
Of Automobile Motors

‘Piano roll control — a direct

rolls that kept grandfather's up-
right pounding out” the latest
hits — is the most recent innova-
tion in motor testing at the Rich-
mond laboratories. of California
Research Corporation.

El for -the

MAY 24 PICTURES ON DISPLAY
@ WEW ZEISS CAMERAS @

CONTINA 35 M.M..3.5 LENS .
FOLDING CAMERA, 12 plotures
BOXED TENGOR CAMERA
RANGE _FINDEES — LEATHER CASES

B. HUBER PHOTO STUDIO

PHONE 4022

TLEGAR

c
R. A. D. West’s old. store, . is in

Oil Cc of British

the process of . Built
some 35 years ago and used at
one time for church services and
dances, the store was originally
known as the W. J. Farmer
building and was taken over 20
years ago by Mr, West. It is now
owned by the Knights of Pythias.

The Coop Transportation So-
ciety at a meeting held Friday
night, authorized the directors to
buy two new, 33 passenger Spar-
tan buses, Delivery: is expected in
30 days,

The -Castlegar "Public Library
Board held a meeting at the
home of Mrs, Davis who kindly
offered the usé of her basement
for the future library. It was ‘de-
0 | cided to pack the books and move
as soon as possible so the library
will be reopened shortly, The vil-
lage C whas

Columbia Limited affiliate have

applied the piano roll. principle |.

in an ingenious new’ instrument
that, makes possible fully auto-
miatic testing of engines under
varying conditions,

The device, for example, can
simulate the actual driving situa-
tions a motorist might encounter
on a hot summer's day drive from
Vancouver to Osoyoos and re-
quires no supervision by an oper-
ator. i

Cal Research's “piano roll’ is
actually a continuous loop of 35
mm, film, perforated at intervals
according to the desired driving
conditions, It “plays” a set. of

electronic circuits that controi|-

starting, ,stopping, speed, load
and water and oil temperature.
As the film winds - its. way

funds are not to give

2 spool i the

a grant of $250 # the iibrary,
which the Library C

pass by an. electric
eye and activate one or more of

Victoria would ‘match. ;

‘The secretary was instructed to
call a special meeting of the Fall
Fair Board for June 6, at the reg-
ular meeting of the Ladies Auxil-
lary to the Canadian Legion, with
Mrs. Foxlee presidiny.:-

Mr. M. Dumont: has:offered a
lot in Kinnaird jas .a:site for the’
first Catholic: church in Kinnaird.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shewchuk
wish to announce the engagement

,Mary,. to, John Michae! Harris, of
Creston, Bi C.

Owing to a poor attendance, a
meeting’ .of..the: ‘directors: of the

:|newly formed Castlegar and Dis-

trict Projects Society, called for
last Tuesday, was d ‘and

six: These itch
turn activate the circuits to aim:

ulate changes, sncountered: ja}’

normal driving,

The: device, which is capable
of varying operating conditions
as frequently as every. five sec-

dons, is housed in a case about|:

the size of an average ‘filing cabi-

net. Control knobs and gauges are

mounted on a central panel.
Control tapes’ are cut‘ under

actual driving conditions, by al‘
companion instrument that*is in- |:
stalled “on standard passenger |:

cars under normial service. It re-

cords the speed and loads under |!
which the car operates and the]'

time intervals between changes.

the:date June. 3, was. set for,an-
other meeting. ’

CHURCH SPEAKERS, TO
TELL OF GROWTH OF
BRIEROCREST INSTITUTE

_. Visiting in Castlegar on Mon-
day, June 7th, will be Rev. Hy
Hildebrand, .. Principal’. of. the
Briercrest Bible Institute of Car-
onport, Sask., who will be: con-
ducting a meeting to be he i
the United Church that eve
Accompanying him’-will:be: Mr..
Clifford Ratzlaff, who is a splend-,
id-soloist, and an accepted; candi;
date of ‘the Evangelical - -Aitianee

Mr. Hildebrand ‘will tell. some-
thing of the miraculous way God
provided the School:- with . the
Caron Airport, nbw school build-
ings:

The School is i

‘)for certain functions.
The ii

Bishi Anglicans
i For Visit
Of Charek Primate

Pans: for;the - visit ‘of: the Pri-|'
mate ‘of the: “Anglican Church in

Diocesan Synod’ are, ‘rapidly being |

finalized. Major: events ,of. the |-

visit “will be a banquet at the
-Tadanac ‘Hall. followed ;the. next

day by _a public service in “the &
High: . School. Auditorium. The} *

Primate will of course participate
in.the ‘Synod: which commences
on June 23rd~the day following
the public service,

Host for the Primate's visit.and
the Synod is St. Andrew’s Church
in, Trail but due tothe size and

importance of the event, district

have been

‘tional and has several hundred
Bible School and High School

Net
under ~ auspices ofthe Commu-
nity Bible Centre Ang all are wel-

f come.”

‘The oponiiz sot the Elk ‘Driv

In ‘Theatre, on ‘Block -70..east ’ of
the Stanley ‘Humbhpries _ High]
School in C: ’ has“ been: de-

YES! FROM: CRADLE. AGE
TO THE. FIRST ‘STEP YOU'LL
FIND THE: RIGHT: SHOES
BY. “LA .PARISETTE!

layed. to -open’ May

24, the theatre will-not open’ for
: Kk

or.:two. yet-‘and
by high

now in-operdtion: - é

General Chairman — Rev. J.
Rogers.”

Property Committee for Public
Service —- J. Harrison; Chairman;
Stan, Mawdly, ‘W. D. Crowder.

Ushers for’ Public Service —
Stan Moore.

Banquet Committee — G. F.

LeFlufy, Chairman; J. Bryden,

B.S. Shurben, <2. W. Tutt, R.|-

Leonard,

Publicity Coramittee — En.
Gautshi,.Chairman; J. Wightman,
H. W.. Bayley. :

Sainweent is responsible for the
failure: to: open as scheduled: ay
and

aeark p compietet except for in.
i athe’

Casile Theatre itunes

LAST TIMES. TONIGHT
“STREETCAR. NAMED DESIRE”

SHOWS ‘AT 7 and 9:05 P.M.

“Friday — ‘Saturday

Heer or sng the Bal

we 208

CAR Kan sews fy EE UTE tend ons sey prs cae

Directed ty CHARLES WALTERS + proceced oy EFWIN H. KNOPF . An m-¢-28 picnwe

are,

= BETTA SL JOHN
Buoy Bar - Eouaro Franz
mney eee
Directed ty SIDNEY SHELDON
Profced ty DORE

SCREEW DOORS and.
‘SCREENS
Now — - WHILE PRICES ARE