CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday. Sept. 7, 1961

Yard Goods

A beautiful selection of
wool materials in Plains,
Checks and Tweeds,
56 to 60” widths
Regular, yd.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY

$2.49 yard

Bailey’s Lid..

Kinnaird Socials

Mra. J, Kaufman, Phone 365-5488
Mrs, Margaret Campbell leaves
for Vancouver by plane this week
where she will undergo eye surgery
and afterwards convalesce at the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mra, D. Mackenzie of
King Edward Ave. Vancouver,
Carol Fitzpatrick and her mo-
ther, Mrs. E, A, Fitzpatrick, were
hostesses to a few of thelr young
nelghborhood friends when Carol
tuned five years old last Thursday.
An attractive birthday cake in the
shape of an elephant was the high-
light of the afternoon birthday
party, Enjoying the festivities were
Wendy McGillivray, Billy Babakalff,
Linda McGillivray, Patti Bale, Ser-
gio DePaolis, Bobby McGillivray and
Lino Grifoni. .
Mr, and Mrs, H. Pickering and

in the, , Oglow Bldg. 603 Cr bi
Phone 365-8222

RR i
-wsCHUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

PEANUT BUTTER, Squirrel, 48 oz. . 89c
MILK, Pacific; Case; ... . wanes OF49
TOMATO SOUP, Heinz, Stins ... $1.00.
SALMON, Sockeye, Nahob, ...... 59c
TIDE, Giant Size, .............. 19¢
MINCED BEEF, lean, Ih., ......... 39¢
PORK GHOPS, all culs, Ih ......, 580
‘BEEF POT ROAST, Ib, .......... 55¢
BEEF RIB ROAST, Ib., .......... 69¢
VEAL CHOPS, all cuts, Ib. ....... 69¢

Ken Scott have been on an

when they also toured the Okan-
agan, They arrived home last
‘Thursday.

Mr. and Mra, Jim Regan are
home where Mr, Regan 1s convales-
cing after spending five weeks in
Vancouver during which time he
underwent surgery. He and his fa-
mily returned home on a leisurely
trip beginning near Surrey where
they visited Mr. and Mrs, A. Heron
at Newton. They stopped at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard An-
derson in Edmonds, Washington,
and then on to Spokane where they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, H.
Kinder,

Mr. and Mrs. H. Phipps and
son Michael have returned from
their three-week vacation, vasiting
friends and relatives on the west
coast they spent some time with
thelr son and My.

enjoyable. camping trip to Penticton | °

Mrs. N, McLeod and Mr. and Mra.
KE, W. Jensen,

Mr, and Mrs, A. G, Eldridge
have travelled to the coast this
week to return thelr son Doug to
the Jericho Hill ‘School for Wed-
nesday,

‘Mr. and Mrs, A, Culley and fa-

this year on Lake Babine which Is
110 miles in length with their point
of embarkation being Kilwanga.
They set out for Smithers by ‘car
four weeks ago and enjoyed perfect
weather for exploring, Included: in

and Barkerville arriving home early
lest week, i
‘The Labor Day weekend saw Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce Perrin and son Pe.
ter of Kimberley visiting Mrs. Per-
rin’s parents, Mr. and Mra, K, M.
Spence,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Smibert
and son Robby travelled to Saska-
toon last week to attend the fun-
eral of Mr. Smibert’s brother, the
late Kenneth P, Smibert.

Mr, and Mrs. Lioyd Ackney and
family spent the Labor Day week-
end at Christina Lake, -°

RENATA SOILS

Mrs. M. Rohn

will visit Miss Lang's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, F. Lang.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Klassen of
Fruitvale were weekend visitors at
pe: home of Mr, and Mrs, John

ae and Mrs. Peter Warkentin

and Mrs. John Phipps, and with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. R, Rhodes, They travelled
south for a vislt to: San Francisco
from where they extended their trip
through the States arriving at Cal-
gary for a visit with Mr, Phipps’
‘brother-in-law and ‘sister, Mr. and
Mrs. L, Logan, until returning home
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, J. C, McLeod ar-
rived home from Vancouver Sat-
urday with thelr daughter Terry
who joined them there after a six-
week stay with Mrs. McLeod's uncle
and aunt, Mr, and Mrs, Harry An-
derson in'Riviera, California,
‘Terry McLeod and her. cousin
Kathy Jensen of Vancouver accom-
panied Mr, Anderson from -Kin-|5?
naird late in July’ on thelr long
holiday which began with a tour of
Glacier . and, Yellowstone. Parka,
then ch to’ Sdlt' Lake City and Las
Vegas before ‘arriving at their des-
tination in the suburbs of Los An-
geles where they were the guests of
the Andersons. They visited Disney-
land, San Diego Zoo, Marine Land
and Knotts Berry Farm,

Terry and Kathy arrived back
in Vancouver during the MoLeods
two-week vacation which they spent

tal points, among them being Mr.
and Mrs. MoLeod’s parents, Mr, and

with friends and relatives at coas-|_

are at Hot
Springs,
Mr, and Mrs, Bill Rempel and

home of Mr, and Mrs, Horvath of
Nelson.

Mr, and Mrs. W. “pedue and fa.
mily of Kinnaird were weekend vi-
sitors to Renata,

Mr, and Mrs, Duncan Cum-
mings and Kelly and Dana of Kaslo
were weekend visitors at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, M. Rohn,

family were weekend visitors at the

Mrs. I. Penner and Kenny and
Erlo have returned’ home after
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Friesen of. Quesnel,
Frank Reimer of ‘Téronto is vi-

CASTLEGAR NEWS

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IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED |

IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
APPOINTMENT OF

H. N. “HARRY” SMITH |

COMMISSION ‘SALES AGENT .
IN. THE
KINNAIRD — CASTLEGAR — ROBSON AREA

Genelle, Blueb

Glade, Shoreacres, Thrums, Brilliant, Ooteschenia)

EFFECTIVE. SEPTEMBER 5, 1961

Harry will sell and distribute the following
Imperial Oil Products:—

Ty Creek, Renata, Broadwater, Deer Park, Syringa Creek, Pass Creek,

“— ESSO and ESSO EXTRA GASOLINES.
— ESSO DIESEL FUEL: | ;
_ — ESSO FURNACE OIL
— ESSO. STOVE OL.
', +{ ‘AUTOMOTIVE OILS and GREASES
_~~ INDUSTRIAL OILS and GREASES
— NAPHTHA.. KEROSENE and- VARSOL

“_ESsO RAD “ANTIFREEZE cand OTHER
\, SPECIALTIES

: Until the New Imperial Oil Bulk Plant in‘ the Castlegar-Kinriaird Area isCom 1 leted Harry coal

Draw His Products From’

Imperial’s Plant in

ou COLLECT’ TO TRAIL 368-8111 «

mily enjoyed thelr boating holiday |’

thelr tour was the Quesnel district |

Miss Lang ‘and Miss Fladager | «
have left for.Penticton where they

family were recent visitors at the| :

‘Mr, and-Mrs: John Rohn and|’ -

home of Mr. and’ Mrs, D. Krilg of
‘Trail, fe B x

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KINNAIRD, B.C,

Sepp
“GRAN ULATED

. Sugar 10 Ib. ca

WITH $5.00 ORDER OR OVER

ROOSTER

Coffee Ib.

CARNATION

- Milk 6 tins.

JAVEX

Bleach gal. ..
Tide. giant ee

SUPER

Fab King Size pkg.

MONARCH

Cake Mixes eas oxé:

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AYLMER |

Pineapple Crushed or sliced, 20 oz. tin 2 for 59 :

* AYLMER’

Peaches CHOICE, 2 TINS

LYNN VALLEY

Peas 6 tins

COLDSTREAM

Tomatoes »«z.: ms

AYLMER

_ Tomato Soup 4 TINS

; CATELLI

Spaghetti oe ae :

~ Tomato Juice
 Oxma 5 LB. BAG

CUTRITE

“AND. MANY MORE NON ADVERTISED SPECIALS
Open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. except Monday, closed 12. Moon.

We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantity:

/s:limportant. Notice
_ CASTLEGAR: OWNER ELECTORS

Na Public Meeting will be held’on Monday, Sept-
ember 11th at 7.30. pim. in: the Activity Room of

tantoy. Humphries High School.

The: purpose of: this mee! ng is to ‘discuss, the: Sa a

Sh
jub-division ‘and pa "Sopeu ‘Subdivision.

eMuniied voting wi will take lace on: Fri
be: 15 in, the An:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. .7, 1961

ia

Social. Notes. from Castlegar

Mrs, H. Johnson, Phonb 385-8294

Mr, and Mrs, A, Knudson and
‘young son Jerry. of Sardis. spent .a
week's holiday with Mrs, Knudson's
E Pevents, Mery and Mrs. A.W. Harm:
ston.

Before. thoy left, ‘for. home at
{| the end‘of-last week,.a family pic.
nic ‘was held: onthe lawn’ at the
home of Mrs, Knudson’s brother
and sister-in-law, -Mr, and Mra, L,
Harmston. a

‘Mr. and Mrs.'R. E, Sommers of
Victoria ‘return to. that city tomor-

row after having spent a wedk holt-
daying with friends in the Castlegar
MA/ District... -

"Central rele

KINNAIRD, B.C,

FREE DELIVERY — PHONE 365-3093 ‘

Soup Tomato. ae tin Heed

Jam. STRAWBERRY, 4 LB. TIN .

Baby Food. 10 tins...

Kleenex 4 400 SHEET PKGS. 99¢

OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY

48 OZ. eras e 69c e

STAG AFTER SHAVE LOTION

WE ‘ARE. AGENTS FOR, KOOTENAY LAUNDRY.
‘ AND ‘DRY CLEANERS -

DELIVERY: & PICK-UP. EVERY MONDAY &
THURSDAY

Mr, and Mra, J. H. Johnson

for a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
L. V. Campbell.
"Mr. and"Mrs. James Elliott and
sons Bill'and Doug have returned
home from ‘thelr. two-weeks vaca-
tlon visiting in Edmonton and other
Alberta points, While in Edmonton
they attended the-marriage of thelr
youngtst daughter, Maryanne, to
Mr, Norman McDonald.

Mr, David-Donnan, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Donnan who spent
the summer, touring England and
Europe, arrived home Inst week and
spent.o few days with his Parents.
He left. Monday. for Vancouver,

Willow Bunch, Sask. are visiting |’

‘| camping an dfishing at Deer Park,

have returned from thelr vacation
spent. visiting in oan: Victoria
and other coastal point

‘Mr, Leo McIver of pare visited
with hls brother and sister-in-law,
Mr, and Mra. Ray Molver, for a few
days last. week,

‘Mr. jand: Mrs, J, Sherbiko had
thelr grandchildren Karen, Carl
and Ross Andersen of Nelson’ vis-
iting with ‘them for a few days, Mr.
and “Mrs, Andersen motored «out

from .Nelson on Sunday and: the]:

BIRTHS

‘SALIKEN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Saliken of Caatlegar, Aug. 31,
a daughter.

OHUDY — To Mr. and Mra, Ar-
nold Ohudy of Deer Park, Sept 1
& son,

VERIGIN:— To Mr, and Mra.
‘Paul Verigin of Pass Creek, Sept,
6, @ son. |

NELLY — ! To"Mr. ‘and Mrs,

children’ returned home with them,
Opl. and Mrs, F. L, Cawdell of!

FO!
John E, Fornellf of Nakusp in the
Castlegar hospital, Sept. 6, a son.

ae Invitations

Invitation Line

ngraved

fromiot

‘plete

oe a

“1 Thermo-Engraving looks and feels tie
~ hand engraving, but costs about half as
mich a ch—and it’s ready within the week.

plate
Oe coatly and. time 8 eonstiming. Select

Pal
fonegna: g. Weddings
9.00 for

raving eliminates the cope
cd engraving

our giant catal logue of flawlessly

_ | ner-up Iadies champion), Paul Mor-

‘Mr, and Mra, D. Peppard, Don-
ma and Wayne, spent four days

‘Mr, and Mrs. W. Price of Van-
couver have taken ip residence at
the’ corner of 4th and Maple, in the
P,. Smith home. Mr, Price ls teach-
ing at the high school.

Mr..and Mrs, F.:Roos and
daughter Heather. of Cranbrook who
were. enroute to Vancouver. spent
a few days with the former's sister
and, brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
‘W. Easton, Miss Roos will enter St,
Paul's Hospital for nurses’s train
ing.

Mr, and Mrs. Paul Gergely ond
family of Nelson spent ‘the long
weekend with Mrs, H, Gergely. .

Mr, and Mra,’ M. Walton | or

have apent the summer’ touring
England and Europe, returned home
at the weekend after a very happy
summer, ©.
Mr, and Mrs, W. Harrower, Miss
Sybil Harrower and Mr. A, Harrow-
er spent four days |. visiting in

Frank, Blairmore and Natal.
Mr, ‘and Mrs, J, Gemmill,
end Mrs, -R. Gemmill and faintly
spent their vacation at Yellowstone
‘National Park ‘and’ on ‘into: Fort
Fort, MacLeod, Albetra, where they
visited’ with. relations ‘and’ friends,
returning home st the weekend.
‘Miss Pat Ford, who attended
summer school, spent a few days
with her, parents Mr. and Mrs, M.
H, Ford prior to leaving for Daw-
son. Sree where she Is teaching.
8, 0. and Mrs. J.

Spokane, son and
of Mr, and Mrs. 8, Walton, spent a.

return home Mrs. 8. Walton ac-
companied: them and sill ‘visit them
for a few days.

,.Mr. and Mra, ‘Les Cantell, who

14 Golfers
Alfend Labor.
_~Day Toumey

~The Castlegar and District Golf
Club’ wos well represented’ at the
annual ‘Tabor Day” Golf Tourna-
ment.”

Fourteen members ot the club
entered the compoetition:

"Those who’ ended up’ in “the

Prizea were: Mrs. Paul Moroso (run-

ooo Bill, Stefoniuk and John Milros.
.' Irene Frederickson was 8
hidden 1 hole winner,
‘A wonderful time was had: by
all those attending from Castlegar

, LeRoy, L. Harmston, P. Moroso,
‘W.. Stefontuk, E, Frederickson, : J.
Zaporozan, H, Godderis,.. Zinio,
D. Van Tassel,’ Belle Gray, ‘Irene
Frederickson and Mae Moroso.

atyles of ..
priced as low as

50 and #1350 for'100, coms
with double enyelopes and tissues:

few days. visiting here;/On their]

who included:. J, Miros, BM. -Verzuh, | Hall

etre are spending a few days
in’ 8
ae yack Oswald, a
dy his mother, Mrs. N. Oswald and
alster Teressa, motored te Spokane

weekend for ‘Nelson where he ‘will

high school.
‘Dr, and. Mrs, Yule and’ family

tlon spent &t Shuswap Lake,

be on the. teaching’ att at: the!

roturned Sunday from their. vaca- |”

: Lea

NOTI0R or

COMMIS-
son TO STORE WATER, AT.AR~

Take bee ice that in connection
with the above mentioned applica-
dep. a theun undersigned will hold the

“ike 8 in ake Civic Centre at Rev:

elstol Tere u
ahs Picltle ae Tine on Bel Sep

Hall,

men at. 10:00 am. Pacific: Stan.

cuaptrolier of: Ws igh
August ‘en 19@2, paler Rie a

LAND REGISTRY ACT
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‘Kootenay . Di

IN. MATTER OF ‘That
part of Block a of or "ae 714,
shown outlin ata

“In * Twin Rivers
Pine ae. Street ‘at, eatemns, Bo, com. |

'BOB’S

PAY'N TAKIT
5/9 AM. TILL od PM.

“ CARNATION

MILK

case OF 48 TINS
- $6.99

With $10.00: Grocery Order

87¢ each!
LIMIT 2 TO CUSTOMER
SEEDLESS.
Grapes

2 Ibs. 39c.

Peanut Oil

GALLON

$2.98

Purex Tissue
_ rolls 49¢

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LOE ot my i intention at sn. ls

lendar.
From the: Test publication bereot to
ini a let of arte y of oan,
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mn having f

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is Aug. St 961, ° Ons

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SUPER PLENAMINS
18 DAY. SUPPLY. FREE

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regular: 89¢

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