"CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Aug. 18, 1966

720 pn. BMAMOSLISTIC

; Rev. C. Stone, Minister

181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
Minister: Rey, Jack Wiseman
Phone , 365-8202
10 am. Morning Worship

juraery
> Sunday School withdrawn dur-
summer months.
“A warm welcome to everyone

© ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8.00 Holy Communion

9.80 Morning Worship with Kin-

naird United Church in Kinnaird
Church.

United “

il: am. Mor forship —
Robson M Church,
Seen eee eee
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‘CHURCH OF GOD

“9.80 am. Sunday School
7. 10.36 a.m. Morning Worship

"LUTHERAN CHURCH

4 SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.t
Held. in St. Dads
sunday School 2 pan,

+. Rev, Harold ©. Clark

| —$——————
"PENTECOSTAL

TABERNACLE

3 701 First Ave. tories, and
+ Pastors: Rey. “Be :K. Webb. 7
a Phone: 865-212 :.:-1: 4 will bi

; [tion walls into a ‘setae theatre, | a
‘several classrooms, and a lounge
cafeteria.’

THE SALVATION ARMY
ES (12 Sie Street)
pasate its aclvities a main
Street.

Su
ney am. Holiness’ Meeting.
ednesdi :
8.00 p.m. Bible Study.

ursday
10.00 a.m. Home League.

Phone 365-7112
Envoy Cliff Phipps

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor _D. Reeves, B. Th.
Ph. 365-7175
‘Across Highway Junction from

t Plaza

Family Bible Hour 40 asm.

ca cue 7.30 pm.

; trict was
Mrs. B. Leslie of Chilliwack aad

ited Churen, are Misses April

Castlegar 5. The
/ Pitchers John Haddigan, 5

|Bring Home Trophy —

“Winners in the ‘igh event,

Castlegar was knocked out
ot the’ ‘A” event when

their first game to Creston Sa‘
urday: The |

struck
out 11 and walked 6.:The losing
itcher.. Ron

camp will serve as a temporary
campus when’ Selkirk Collage’
estimated 400° students

Glasses next. month. shinies

=a “Construction Camp
Is to House Selkirk College [asks

 ghe' Celgaz construction,

native puildings but the Colgar
buildings, with more’ than 100
availablé rooms,

start! the best “ehoice! open to * us.’
Colnmbla Cellitlose Dut the

Efren eee

c we r

cuasmooms itt be used until} e
‘permanent buildings, behind

schedule dus-to 7s labor, manage

the
College virtually gratis, he add-

is| add; “I want to stress

one to three mont
Mr. Gampbell Te ont on to
the fact

that not one of our students
will suffer scholastically because
of this move.”

The College's registration

days have been set for Septem:
It, is. anticipated ithat the} ber 6 cafeteria |;

guna for ney Pe | ba

and 7 in the
of the temporary
campus.

+o |. were: Castle

& Ree aE We ee Bae

| Saturday afternoon, the Clover-
Cranbrook: &-4.::

legar 1010201

‘4. dn-the: second game played

leafs took,
‘The winning ’ piteher. Den.
Mainland had 9 strike-outs:and:1

tion industry are completed.”
The labor. problem brought
activity, on. the : $3,500,000 «
standstill last’ we

Sun. ‘
of the larger units
At the

Three New Records Set

On: Peace: a

separal
° estabioned during’ the “month.
¢ College is One| The size of the labour force, the

uantity of earthfill placed, and!
the: tourist count all reached

nA tof of 8900 men were’

ver ‘Project

be

Ample parking areas. are
available at ve new ite, Ar

ing
to adjust the are tees transpor- | ¢¢,
[eon services to the new situa-

: Gordon , Campbell,..Coliege
principal, stated; on ‘Council of
has’ “investigated several alter-

“Visiting” in ‘the dist
children, Bernice and Eon.

Nel
on ia ‘recent visit to Spokane,
Mr 3. i guest of her brother, | 5)
* Attending Camp Koolaree, | $1,
which ‘is sponsored py the Ua-|

i ~ White Rook
a =| “Tosses ‘Challenge

{ building,
to feed 590'men at one 6 nt
This will be changed

White Rock, through
‘Provincial Centennial Commit- fio

has — issued’ ‘a:” challenge S
etal to have fhe greatest
number of pioneers . per capita will be

of any: city, town or village in

the
Jie ca challenge by the White
Rock Committee arose from the

Centennial Com-
-mittee, Medals. are to. ibe award-
‘ed to persons born in Canada
ora Brey of Canada prior to’
Jan, 1, 1892, and who are resi-
dents ‘of British Columbia now.

All local Centennial Com:|
milttees have. application forms,
hich must be filled out not lat-
er than Nov. 19, 1966. The med-

als willbe presented at appro-|_

ceremonies ‘in’ the Con-
federation Centennial year, 1967.

di
pioneer recognition _program of
Provincial

BLUEBERRY. SOvIALS the

footiong underground power)
eacs | house that Is blasted out,
3| of the rock nearly 500 feet be-

low the left abutment of the :
dam:

record tot:
non on Port-| at

Zz to
ing specification, It

Cloverieafs Successful .
dn Baseball Tournament .

ty yWelstonson | bi struck out
k | 8: and walked 1.

os

‘ Argus Automatic.
Suner a Zoom
bis Camera
Y, Regular $119.95
Keystone
Auto-Thread
Super 8 Projector,
Regular $129.95

BOTH FOR
ONLY $199.95

err 0

out 6and walked 5: Carmichael
was relieved .in the 7th innin;

PET

PETTITT PHOTOS

$010 at

SOlOHd LLLLad

/ PETTATT_PHOTOS

“PULP MILL TOURS |
“Tours of. the “Celgar. Pulp Division will: be
Hald Tuesdays through Fridays: at 1: p.m.

the. neciea Relations’

For special ‘arrangements such. as group tours
» and days’ other ‘than the: above, ‘please’ contact °
Depestment, ‘

“NOW OPEN

Wall's Barber Shop

itself were Gains Medical Astoclation re;

°o

: ~ thera is a good déal of mie

Located i in the Hotel Marlane

“ Owned iand Managed by Welt Stans }
Rormetly, of Lewis Barber. Shop)”

Fluffo

ng the’ gener-
ease sinusitis, "the

fae

anda chronic cough or
nchitis.

"Castor Loads=- Bring Your Own Exoptba
i Free Lessons Given ‘on. Loading,

: — ‘See Our, Custom Rifles —: 1
» Redfield - ‘Scopes and Mounts ‘Instafied »
3 ‘By Our. Professional Gunsmith
All Callore Wexthorby Rifles in Steck

Margarine sors.

00 feel ot high and a mile.

ang-e-cquarter- Wl
.C, Hydro ‘oats at, the
lect ‘founted 95,000 visitors
Brofet July, the busiest single
month on recon So iar in 1966,
almost 70,000 tourists have vis-
ited ee Mountain. Dam. =

“CLASSIFIED

McDonald and Shella Horvath.
Miss Edwina Hyde

eorgina
Clara Hyde of
‘Wawota, Sask, as well as other
relatives.

| a piece of

Kitchen Hint — Flat frozen
boxes make
lunch boxes for a sandwich or
cake, -

borrow the

money where
YoU
are the boss!

and Pres!

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

initing Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
v byterian Churches of

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

Phone 48-7814
Rey.. Don Faris

SUMMER SERVICES
-with St. David's Angiican

Church - 9.90 2.2m.
"sine 28.5 ada

recta aes

! It pays to borrow money from’ ‘your credit unton,
: where you are an owner -— not just. a customer. |

_ 1. Retesarélow.

12 .No extra charges.

‘but members can get this credit unton”

_ loan service.

‘with few exceptions, your.foan is “Paid in Falls
case_of your death or permanent disability, and
yeu savings are-matched dol!
rance provided by your credit union at no extra
Mutual, the credit ‘unton

charge. through CUN,
insurance company.

CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION

Miss M. D. H, Reith, Mgr.

Phone 365-7232:

dollar for dollars—with

George Terhune, Ast. Mer.

Serving the Ci

ds of the K

Floor | Mats. t
‘Head. Rests.
‘Seat Covers ;
. Touch-Up Paint
_ Turtle. Waxes

Wieicc

: Canteloupe sumto:
: Grapes seciins

‘SHOP AND SAVE AT

‘Tomato Juice
Aylmer. 48-Oz. Tins *

Catsup

Tomato. 11-Oz.: Bottles

Crisco. Oil 38-0z. :
! ‘Top Quality
Pound

Pure Shortening.

| Tomotces 3
_ _Bulmans. 28-02. Tins aoarteristenchiatceorsteeer rae

Short Ribs of Beef

Canada Choice, ‘Ib.

Jelly Powders

mee Assorted Flavors .

Salad Dressing
Monet 92-07. Jar.

— — Rib Steak -
He setae A ‘ 2 Canada. -Cholce. tb,
Australian Fruits

Monarch Salad Dressing _

French, 1000 Iclend, 29. e es

Roquefort; 8-Oz. ‘Jars
Soar or Ei bslhered Ae , TINS 49c

Apple. Juice

“Clear. 4 4

Frying Chicken
Whole or Cut Up.
Grade: x rae

Stuart House Juices”

Pure Sweetened. Orange

: Bologna «.
. or Grapefruit. 48-Oz. Tin :

49c

A ..89c

A9c

Flaked Tuna

Creamed, Honey ae 59c

; Surf 6 Ib. King Sizo Box

Pure  White.<128-Oz. Jug

Green Peppers a

oP. OP Shasta Canned, 10-0z.

‘Toothpaste Crest Family Size :
: Dog Food Dr. Ballards, ig6e

: Cauliflower
a Celle “ d, Ib.

PP’

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