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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, March 18, 1954 |

I) The

District's ‘Social Events

_ Phone 3031

AT VICTORIA — Ed
is on a business tip to Victoria.
.

IN SPOKANE — Mrs. F. Stef-
oniuk and sons Bill and Greg,
are visiting in Spokane. ,

os «

FROM VANCOUVER — Mr.
and Mrs, P. Stainer have arrived,
here from Vancouver.
.

/| TO SAN FEANCISCO — Mr.

Mrs, Buick’s mother, Mrs, a.|and Mrs. Pete Oglow and family

Saunders.

Castlegar Happenings eee

and Mrs. J. Buick and daughter
Arlene. of Duncan, B.C. were

weekend guests at the home of, Mrs. D. M. Wallace.

FROM. MANITOBA — Mr. and
WEEKEND VISITORS — Mr.| Mrs. Hope of Carberry, Man., are
holidaying at the home of their

son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and

left this morning for a three
weeks holiday in San Francisco
and parts of Mexico.

Robson News

K.LG. SPARK PLUGS

A British Plug Made
ForBritich@ars

SEE THEM AT

Koofenay Mefareries,

PHONE 2601 -

Lake Nelson,

FROM HOSPITAL — Elainc!to Deer Park, the guest of Mr.
and Maxine Adshead ‘returned | and
home Tuesday from Kootenay

Deer Park Sociais

The two famous 1864 confer-;
ences that Ied to Confederation | will pay more than twice as mush .
in Canada, were held in Charlot-|in federal taxes as they | did in
tetown, P.E.L, and Quebec City. | 1950.

Mi tay PROCTER. — M.A.

has d after
Seeing the past two weeks in
Trail and Procter, In Procter he
was the guest of his son and
daughter-in-law. He was accom-
panied by his nephew Miles Wea-
ver who'is spending a holiday in
Deer Park.

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TO TRAIL — G, A. Walker
and A. Carlson were recent visi-
tors to Trail and. Castlegar.

| HOME AGAIN — Mr. J. Frie-
sen of Renata was a recent visitor

C. Crockett. .
— Mr, a Scnwartenbece has

three
eee

Mrs, M. Flynn, iat Calgary.

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RECREATION SOCIETY —

The new directors of the Robson
Recreation Society received the
Society's books from the former
executive at a meeting Tuesday
night. New executive are Don

mittee; H. Hyson, secretary; Reg.
Bro, treasurer and David Ads-

need. entertainment committee.

of five has been
cael to investigate the: Society's

BULLETIN BOARD

AFree Community $ Service — Phone 3441

where they were patients. for in Trail, Rossland and Castlegar.
days,

TO CALGARY—Mrs. W. T:| spent the weekend at his home in
‘Waldie left this morning to spend Salmo. ‘e
the weekend with her daughter one

a week

AT SALMO — AS A, Phelps

SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICE
Miss Louise Barker of Renata

Atiention | Ladies |

Come to

‘Pure Wool Head Scarves:

IF YOU WANT

With Fancy New rae Borders

Nylon ‘Scarves
_ ALL COLOES — SIZE 367236"
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the First Village across the C.P.R. Bridge and
Meet Me at Mrs. Sam Relkoff's

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

In the coming year Canadians

Ontario were the guest
Mrs.

Dunean, ‘president; H. Belbeck, later, some so duets with Mr. Steven-
vice president and building’com-| son. They were accompanied by

conducted a church dervice ‘in
the. community: hall when Mr.
and Mrs. Stevenson of Braeside,

MONDAY, MARCH 22,

1954

NICK SAMSONOFF

an Hi
pianist, sang several solos, and

Miss May Morey of J Renata,

TO-SYRINGA CREEK — Mr.
and Mrs, H. Coleman and Mr. and
Mrs. R. Coleman and their sons
Craig and Lorne were weekend
visitors to. Syringa Creek, the

the third Robson paemmuative
on the Board.

Please note that {he Guide Association Basket Social
ager ed ey f
{ 35c.

papa cetacean eter
Stanley i present a Variety Con-
cut bs the Meh Seon, Pr Mareh 26th at 8 p.m.

please cieena

Tiere wile cards inthe Teplon Wal, Saterday,
feicome. A

2 to 3:30 p.m.
‘Tarun ~ Bien. Polonikotis,.Weinestay, ‘Mareh 24,

Legion Hall,, Thursday, March 25, 2 to
Friday, March

3 pm.
Castlegar —
4pm,

Phone 3441 -

— Mrs. Thrin;

; _ 26, 2 to 339 pm. -

“Cyril Bell- ‘Agencies. Lid:

NIGHT CALLS FHONE 3683, EA. PINCOET.
» Castlegar

IN CHURCH

guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ryan.

a 5 ~
Kinnaird Komer
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FROM HOSPITAL — Mrs. L.
C. Greenwood has arrived home,
after having been’ a patient in the
= 1 tal

The United Church
Of Canada ~
Castlegar —
10:30 am. — Sunday School:
2:15 p.m. — Hymn Sing and

Service of Worship.

Lenter Services — Wednesday,
730 pm

2nd &. 4th Sundays 11 am.|
“Service of Worship. =
Robson

First “mma Third Sundays at
- Ham

St. Rita's Charch

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Weekday Masses during Lent .at/ 4.
7:30 am., Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays and
and 9:30 a.m. Saturdays.
Stations of the Cross, Sermon)

ana nes ey 730

“‘|has been called to Rock Glen,

:| erson has left for Nipawin, Sask, |, 4

nay Lake

Z eo 8 :
AT SPOKANE — Mr. W. Col-

linson is spenae a few. days, in

Medicine Hat, Alta,

To ONTARIO — Mr. Henry
Kuryluk, who arrived home Jast
week for the funeral of his father,
has returned to his Air Force
station at Trenton, |

TO SASK — Mn Cecil Heagy

Sask, by the illness of his bro-| . . *
ther. Men ed 4
oo \

'

FATHER ILL — Mr. G. Hend-

lines. -

to visit his father who is ill.

pm : eee
Holy Hous, 5 Saturdays, 3:15 p.m:
to 5:15
Confessions rat Holy Hour and
7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m, Saturdays: |.

‘St.. Joseph's Chapel -

Sunday Masses — 10 a.m. °

“LEGION.CORNER

eee
~7The L.A:.to the Branch held a

to get the most out
of your overseas trip
see your

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An expert in arranging the many comp- -
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-By utilizing ‘the service of your Canadian
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and money.

hotel « dations, tours end

‘Pot Luck Supper Saturday night Pe: |
which was well/attended. A social
evening of jcards, games and

, «|W

7:30:am.

JOHNNY’ y's |

MEAT MARKET

PHONE 2001

We Sell Only Top Grades Of Governinent Graaea And
Inspected.

Chicken

ted Meats.

’ Beef — Veal — Lamb — Pork-
MARCH 19-20 . Fresh Fish

Picnic Shoulders :
LB, .......- 486

Briskel |
Red & Blue Beef

“Lb... ... +. £9¢

Side Bacon :
Ub. ..... 386

“Tomato Ketchup -

Sliced

Sunbeam
20 07. Tin . - - 20c °

ny | St2fics ‘of. the Cross, Sermon
and diction, 3 at

*The Brapch is. sponsoring a
play by. the Kinnaird Little
Theatre Group on April 19. i

7:30 p.m. .
Pentecostal *

First Avenue and Juniper /-

Tabernacle i

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME.

DEDICATED TO KINDLY
’ THOUGHTFUL: SERVICE ‘fi,

Ambulance .—  Fiowers

Pkone 3601

travel plans are just a few of the many travel details
@ that’ your Canadian Pacific tavel agent will. gladly
handle for you.

For full saitcaani se

M. B. DALTON, Agent

‘Ask about special “Thrift Season” fires.

.32 OZ. MABE: ‘WAFFLE SYRUP.

 Goamunity Bible
Centre :

Undemoninational
Sunday, March 21 -
10 am. — Sunday School.

‘Rally and film showing of
a ‘ournty into Spain. ©

‘Presbyterian. Church
“Services in the. Church every
Sunday at 11:15 am,
D. A. MacKellar, Minister

Anglican. Church
: Sunday, March 21
Cc _ oy and ak am,

Pot Reasts

Blade, Red & Blue Beef

Tomato Juice
Malkin’s Fancy

20 oz., 2 for. . 3c.

Kinnaird — 7:30 p.

Robson — Wednesdays, 10 a.m.

Minced Beef
Ub. .......39¢

Pink Salmon
Clover Leaf Fancy

ia. aeaet 2a

c.

fast 8a.m.) — 10 am.
Einnaird

3 pan. — Attending Missionary.

Fridays, 3:15 Film Service. _
— Thi 2 pm

Film service. 7:45 p.m. Adult

Fridays — 7:30 a.m, (Break:

— Fridays, 7:30 p.m.
Film Service. 8:15 p.m. Class.

%

SOUVENIRS,. 2 for ....
USED RECORDS, 3 for

Frozea Fess

$$

Il Fall Gospel Assembly

LAWN: GRASS, 2 Meee
BELTS .........5.000-ee es,

BONE CHINA GUPS AND SAUCERS ... $i.c0°”
BONE CHINA CANDY. DISHES «......,-. $100

iiedeideaee ces $1.00
. $1.00

YOU SAVE
Lee

4 pkgs. me ie $1.00

Cake Mix

+ S180

Come in and meet Margaret Brown, the.

Nabob Hostess, who will be in our store
next week. Miss Brown will be demon-
strating top quality Nabob Products.

e 8 oe

Shamrocks and Irish moss
brought a. little bit of Old Ireland
to Kinnaird Saturday afternoon
at the St. Patricks Day Tea spon-
sored by the ladies of the Kin-
naird Improvement Society.

A fine white Irish linen cloth
covered the serving table which
was tred with a pale green

We are pleased to offer the _

“HOSTESS - SPECIALS”

1 Ib, Flavotainer’ Pkg.
Fine or Regular

CANADA'S LARGEST SELLING CQFFEE

“A fine sandwich spread,
delightfal too in cookies and
. candies.

a | Squirrel Peanut Butter

1b. ee atdlpeg tie
DELUXE TEA BAGS, , 60's. . T5¢ a

1016 .0Z, NABOB. ‘LEMON’ CHEESE

21 OZ.

&2 OZ, NABCP WAFFLE SYRUP -

bowl of yellow daffodils and
tulips. The tea tables were gay
with Irish moss and sk

Sure And T’was A Bit Of Ireland Saturday
At Kinnaird Impr. Society’s Si. Pal’s Tea __

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Engagement
Mr, and. a, Michael Blaihut

Rebekah Ledge

Continued from Page 1

ment of B.C.} Nirs. G. C. Caskey,
District, Deputy President, Adinah
Rebekah Lodge No, 8; Mr. J. Too-
good, Noble Grand,’ Lion’s Head
1.0.0.F. No. 74; Mr. H.. Houston,
Grand Patriarch; and Mrs, H.
Hankin, Past President of the

i of the

P of its to King-

were a number of Irish dances by
pupils .of Mrs, K. Andreashuk.
Jeanette King and Elaine Cher-
bese danced the Irish Jig which’

arson Ladge were made by Mrs.
Noo and officers of Adinah

-A Bible, the gift of Mrs. E.
G As-

d bya
by Carol Geier.

The Reel O'Tullock was per-
formed by Gail Davies, Gail Mc-
Pherson, Patsy Lauder and Carol
Geier and tiny Margaret Lauder
won hearty applause with her
rendition of, the ever popular
Highland Fling.

There were also two vocal solos
by Miss C, Hardie.

Mrs. H. J. ‘Warner and Mrs, a
Cc. McLeod. received the guests
anda those presiding at the Tea
Table were Mrs.  R. Anderson,
Mrs. B, Calkin, Mrs. J. Pickering,
Mrs, T. Fourt, Mrs, K. Spence,
Mrs. M, Campbell, Mrs. J. H, Mc-
Leod, Mrs. G. Jacobson, Mrs. R.
Burke and Mrs. G. Smibert, all

of the Imp: e So-

ciety.
Managing the Bake Table were
Mrs, W. Evans and Mrs. B. Ma-
honey. ‘Those in charge of kitchen

while Mrs. 5S, C. "Stephenson
looked after the tea pots.

General convenor was Mrs. R.
White.

Pricés Effective March 19-27 Inclusive

SCONA CAULIFLOWER
ww’ Heads, Ib.
SCONA LETTUCE

‘Cello, Ib. ~.
- SCONA SEINACH
. Pkg. “
SCONA ORANGES

5 Ib, bag

rressmets

SPANISH ONIONS g *
Sweet and mild, Tb.
OKANAGAN CHOICE TOMATOES *
2 large. 28 oz. tins 2.
“MALKIN’S BEST PEAS
z tins

Gainer’s S :
PURE LARD, 2 lbs. ...-....../....4le-

Quality, All-Beef ’
PURE GROUND BEEF .......... 39¢

‘PURE FORK SAUSAGE, Ib. ...... 47c

MARGENE, 2 ths. .,. 2. ces eceeess GOS

CHUCK: ROAST, Ib.

MONDAY. ONLY

"KAD AN, A: HAND-E-WRAP TOWELS

“Tea Bags. | ERARM ~ THESE
_T pkgs... $1.00

- (Limit 7 to a Customer) ~

NA‘BOB

Orange & Lemon

SLICES
‘Jumbo - Gums
Opera Jellies :

. : : Fresh stock just arrived”
‘Spice — Gingerbread Buy one Lb. of each

4 pkgs. .... $1.00 | 3 ibs. ......$1.00.

LITTLE one

White — Chocolate

ih ‘ing the trish theme, the
serviteurs wore green  frilled
aprons trimmed with shamrocks.
Serviteurs were Mrs, R.. Baglio,
‘Mrs. O, Proud, Mrs, D. Fox, Mrs,
F. Mitchell, Mrs. J. Pickering and
Mrs. J. Scott;

Mrs. J. Hendricks won the door
prize which was a beautiful Vene-
tian copper case,

The distance from Calgary

sembly of B.C., was presented to
the new lodge py Mrs. H. Ward.

of their
only, peers Arlene Joan to
Johnny Laurids, second son of
Mr. and Mrs. Viggo Sorensen.
The wedding is to take place in
the United Church,’ at S p.m.,
April 2, :

Kiddies’ Play School
Opened Al Robson

A Play School for pre-school
children has been opened at Rob-,
son under the supervision of Mrs.
Phyllis Jolly.

First classes were held Tues-
day with..an; enrolment of ,10
pupils. Classes are held in a room
of the Robson ecrealion Society
‘Hall on T

A new flag was also a,
the personal gift of Mrs, Ward.
Visitors present at the institu-
tion were welcomed, and included
members from:

Vancouver, Kettle Falls, Wash-,
ington, Cranbrook, Kaslo, Cres-.
ton, Adinah Lodge No. 8, Trail,
Deborah No. 13, Rossland, Floral}
No. 15,'Slocan City, Banner No.)
15, Grand Forks, Queen City, Nel-|
son, No. 16, Esther No. 20, Fernie,
Golden Heart No. 60, Oliver,
Ruth, No. 4, Chilliwack.
Refreshments were served from
a table covered by an ecru lace
cloth, and centred by a bouquet
of spring Bowers: and pink and
green tapers, Flowers were also
placed throughout the hall. -
Previous to the institution, a
banquet for guests and. officers-

Hotel.
year was. $11,655,000,000, an all

me piek and 8 per “cent above

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(1) Contest limited to boys and \ gins between the

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Coloring.

Prizes’ awarded on, “the basis .of neatness,

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final,

Contest runs for 5-weeks with a a picture to
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Your first picture is in this advertisement.

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WEER. ey.

re Rev. Paul Lade, Minister

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