12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, Dec. 21; 1960

Celebrate 50 Years of Married Life

‘Treat him. to the
bold new look
of :
YARDLEY

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e AFTER SHAVING

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MERRY
CHRISTMAS -

AND A

HAPPY NEW YEAR

‘TO ALL

GOLDEN WEDDING anniversary of Mr. and-Mrs. Pete | oF

Fomenoff of Castlegar’ was celebrated early this month

with a family get-together. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Foménoff were ¥
married in Veregin, Sask.; on Dec. 1, 1910. They moved i

to Brilliant in 1913 and to Castlegar in: 1923 ‘where Mr.

Fomenoff owned a general store. All four of the couple’s &
children — Mrs. Walter (Nora) Popoff, Mrs.-Slim: {Annie} S

Koochin, Bill Fomenott) and Fred Fomenoff - _ live in

, | Castlegar.

.

[Local Chamber of Commerce

Votes Against High Arrow

(continued from page one) {sald that neither the federal nor | MY

of the resolution was “quite. within|the cial ‘governments have

rder and well worth supporting.”|given out infomation’ that shows | §%

fre sald if the High Arrow dam was the dam is not godd fpr B.O. or

going to be of help ‘to Vancouver|Canada, or that it is good.

and ‘not to southeastern B.C. “we! ,

don't want it.” icial to B.C, or Canada as a whole,”
we Macbeth said he had aed janswered Mr. Moroso, “but the re-

bene of the dam to ratonstens its own area.”

. and his conclusion after anal- ‘With some abstentions, the mo- | RF °

Pune the fetter was that this erea ton: then pane 20 to two.
will only benefit during the con- After tte
struction period with revenues af-jagain objected to the ‘timing of the

terwards “going into a general pot.”|motion with Mr. Williston due to, Bf
BR. A. D, West said he had dis- snéak ia the subject the next day) XY

cussed the subject “with an engine in Ne

eer” who has worked with the plans ‘Ghamber president R, D. Min-| &
“which do call for power develop-jion ‘answered that the resolution} ©
ment on High Arrow at the present |“gives us a way out ‘if the value Js| BY
time”

proved.’ It. reads ao: the value is
Herman Kemperman of Robson proved id

“Maybe it can be proved bene-| BF

of any Chamber ts to J

at EREMENKO & 0.
| CHEESE WHIZ, 16 oz. . 650.
“Pacific MILK, 6 for... 99¢ 4

STUFFED ‘LIVES,
Margarile, 12 0z.°... We
CHRISTMAS GARDS, ‘hoxed
. ABs, TGs, ‘$1.00, $1.20. - :
Palm, Sweet: Mixed’ PICKLES - >
30 02. jar Lines 48c

ICE CREAM, Westland és
Half gal. ......... G8e

GRANBERRIES, th. ... 250
“POTATOES, 20 Ib. baz 81e 3
Fresh CUCUMBERS, ib. 19¢ 3

TURKEYS,. grade A, th. 59c

CHICKENS, grade B, Ib. 49c

MINCED BEEF, 3 Ihs. $1.00
Geese, Bucks, Picnics :

HAMS, rez 14 or whole ©

Lb, itocareban ses BRO

; ‘PORK ROASTS, Boston Baits,

SAUSAGES, skinless, ih. ac
BUTTER, Ist grade, Ib. 68c

GINGER ALE, McDonaki’s
4 quaris .........99¢

we NUTS, no peanuts”

Sei cerenwertiene c

~ LADIES’

NYLONS, Seamless, 89
51 gg 59c, to 99
CARDIGANS and.‘

; PULLOVERS
bulky knit, orlon’ &
mohair
$5.95 to $9.95 ~

PLATEX GIRDLES
$9.95 to $13.50

‘Quilted DUSTERS

$9.95
SKIRTS $4.95-- $11.50

Handbags $2.19-$5.95°

BLOUSES $2.95-$5.95

_ CAR ‘COATS.

“$9.95 to $17.95 —
PYJAMAS $3.49
High Heel and “Flatties
SHOES .$3.49 ‘to’ $9.95
FIGURE’ SKATES

/ $9.95;

Gloves ~-,
_ Searves - Hankies

_. MEN'S
CAR COATS
"$6.95 - $18.95
BOMBER JACKETS

$12.95 i

TROUSERS _-
$9.95 - $18.95

WHITE. SHIRTS
no iron..$5.95 ...
SPORT, SHIRTS ~
$4.95 - $9.95
BEDROOM. SLIPPERS
: “$2.25 and up
WALLETS $1.95-$5.00
GLOVES $1.45 - $3.39
SOCKS 99c to $1.69
SHOES $7.95 & up
BELTS $1.00 to. $1.50
Knitted TIES $1.19

Hunting Rubber Boots
Hunting Knives. $3.95

Girl’s"SLIPS - $1.98
CRINOLINES; $3.15

“Nylon DRESSES $4.95

: and up

Car ‘Coats $4:50 & up

BEDROOM | SLIPPERS

TIGHTS... $1-98-$2.95
Shoes, Boots

Boy's BELTS... $1.25 3

TROUSERS,. charcoal
SHIRTS, white
$1.95. &-$2:95

SPORT SHIRTS $2.29"

SOCKS, cnyion
GLOVES

‘CAR COATS ©

$7.95 - $13.95
TOYS'— 3°
dolis; games,“ trucks all
sizes, ‘friges and teddy

bears, ete:,

TLEG.

Published Every Thursday at ’ “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

R_NEWS _

SECOND SECTION — {DECEMBER 21, 1960

10 GENTS. PER COPY.

“FOOTWEAR GIFT
SUGGESTIONS FOR
CHRISTMAS GIVING

Skates For: HIM

MADDOCKS

AND. ALL:;THE BEST FOR
THE..NEW YEAR

HOOVER
. FLOOR. POLISHERS
$41.50 )
VACUUM CLEANERS
$64.50
- SUNBEAM

'MIXMASTERS
$49.95

ELECTRIC
FRY PANS 5

‘$15.88
92850

_ Hunters’. Pocket Hoist ORY
* 1000, LB. CAPACITY | :
Priced at -.......... $9.25
Hunters’ Lanterns ... . $5.95
: Binoculars -: $18.95 & 29. 50'

~ Goleman Camp Stoves.
Priced at ......... $18.95

| Pre-Christmas SALE.

ON WINTER COATS and CAR COATS .

ORLON MIST, Regular $59.95
WOOL COATS, Dyed Mink ‘Trim

weel & MOHAIR, Regular $39.95
SAR COATS AS, Low AS $i 1.95

ON SALE $108
ON SALE $33.95
ON SALE $31.95 | |

Coleman Lanterns :
Priced al .......... $16.35 e

Electric Drills, /
Quarter inch ....... $18.95

LADIES’ GENUINE

LEATHER HANDBAGS
"Priced at $8.95 to $14.50

cee ~ Pride O'Glon- ‘SWEATERS,

“LONG SLEEVE ae
Pullovers ....-.... $18
Cardingans | peeneee*

. Electric Drills,
Half inch ......'... $39.95

FUR COLLARS — Rabbit, Pearl, Mouton ... 95c to $2.98"

_ Brocaded Slims - Lace Blouses - Men's Arrow. Sport Shirts -'Ties-Socks'

.8 PIECE. .:

CORNING WARE:
Set .............. $16.95
COFFEE TABLES, LAMPS, CARD
“TABLE SETS, SMOKER STANDS;
AUTOMATIC WASHERS, DRYERS

RANGES, REFRIGERATORS, —

Season's Greetings To All

L. YN. Campbell, Raitor aad publisher’ c

‘Ken Price, Burt’ Campbell, Lloyd. J. ‘Stadler, Rene Brodman

Michael Necehio i
a : ce i er CORRESPONDENTS
“Ms. R. obnson, Robion} Margaret Churches, Cast
Mea. J. ‘Kautman, Kinnaird; Mrs: Williainson, Deer ‘Park;
Mrs. M. Rohn, ‘Renata. ae

YOUR

Larry Chutskoft
Gary. Gattrell
Martin Anderson |
Gene: Shuetek
: Wayne: Richards -
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Martin |"

PAPERBOYS “AND PAPERGIRLS

Kathy Kazakoff
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. Alan Hunter
-Don Martin
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Lindsey Anderson -

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