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RITA'S CHURCH oy
econd Sunday after Hastere.
Sunday Masses — 8:50 &'11300-o0%
Religious Instruction Classés: =:
Saturday 10:00 A.M. Sunday: 238!
Rosary & Benediction - Sunday
noon 3300 o'clock. ee
MAY is MARY'S MONTH. . :

" Rev. Jos. Bo Barnes, Pe

SHIPMENT OF NEW
o BHEET MUSIC.

SHEET MUSIC.

STROMBERG CARLSON RADIOS -
"0" \(BEERE I8 NOTHING FINER) .

CONNOR WASHING MACHINES -
ES (1 (DELS TO’ CHOOSE FROM) .
“BEE THEM ON ‘DISPLAY IN OUR SHOP.

“URGENTLY WANTED: MORE LEADERS FOR THE

THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

eVe de To Horricks, Bede, Bo
Second Sunday after Easter. ~
Robson — 11:00 AM. :
Castlegar 7350 P.M. bee
Fellowship Hour after Evening :Woraght,
Christian Family Week begins May ls
NO TEEN-AGERS TONIGHT. ae

RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, KINNAIRD <!

P.
Services to be held in Community H

every 1st and Srd Sunday at 4:00 P

Rev. Allan Farris, MeAs, Preachers |" Soo-aarg: MAN'S BICYCLE, IN GOOD GON-

GOOD TIDINGS GOSPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
10 AM Coronation Hall; Gospel Bervic
every Sunday; 4 PM Parish Halle: :°
Nondenominational - All welcom

GIRL GUIDES, “AND SOMEONE TO ACT AS

} “BROWN OWL: FOR ‘THE BROWNIES. EXPERIENCE.

NO' SSOLUTELY NECESSARY, BUT “SHOULD
RAVE! AN INTEREST IN GIRLS! ACTIVITIES
AND A DESIRE TO BE'OF SERVICE TO THE

_ COMMUNITY »
PLEASE. CONTACT THE BADEN POWELL CLUB

OR CAPTAIN: MOLL.

Ke Ei: 1 BICYCLE 21" FRAME; 1 5/8
“FOR SAL iG 5/8

HePeATR-COOLED. ENGINE. BOTH
CELLENT. SHAPE.

APPLY CASTLEGAR SASH & DOOR.

-DITIONs:. APPLY J. L. ATKINSON.

FOR SALE: 1/4°HoP. MOTOR (BALL BEAR-
ING) ‘NEW MOTOR GUARANTEE. '
‘APPLY FRED LORD, KINNAIRD.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE : :

iday Nite = Yo.P.e 8300 PM ,
Sunday Nite 7350 PM foo.
You are cordially invited. to. atte

"FOLK DANGERS" — FRIDAY APRIL |

SATURDAY NITE DANGE APRIL SOTH:

KINNAIRD ool
RED TUX ORCHESTRA. POPULAR PRICE

FOR SALE: 1 CHILD°S WOODEN CRI
1 HIGH CHAIR $5.00. 1: GIRLS’)
DOLL BUGGY $8.00. 22. RIFLE

: SEE MRS. LEO BOURDON:
FOR SALE: RECORD PLAYE

CASTLEGARELEG

CONSULT. US
FOR ALL. TYPES OF HOUSE

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, RADIOS
TURE

FOR RENT: TWO-ROOM SUITE.

APPLY. .FITZSIMMONS APTS.
WILL ALL PYTHIAN SISTERS WHO HAVE
PROMISED DONATIONS FOR DISTRICT CON-
ION BANQUET; PLEASE HAVE SAME AT
ISH HALL NOT LATER THAN 5:00 P.M.
L SOTH. ~ .
 SEBING YOU AT ST. ALBAN‘S
THER? S DAY TEA AND SALE AT THE
HALL, SATURDAY MAY 7TH, 3:00 —

£Z

/ CASTLE THEATRE THRIFT. PASS.

HEVRON GASOLINE
“RPMs LUBRICATION
WILLARD - BATTERIES

(OUR CAR: TO AVOID
REPATRS.

“WELDING. |

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THUR. APRIL 28TH, 1949.

PAGE 3.

' society is for the purpose of formulat-—

dominate any society that may. be form—

ANGLICAN CHURCH SERVICE - MAY 18ST
CASTLEGAR 11300 A.M. =

FOR MOTHER

HIGHLAND DANCERS (CONT'D FROM P.1)
Sheila Townsend, Elizabeth Hopland
and Joan Bennett. .

ON MOTHER'S DAY

REFRIGERATORS, ELECTRIC
STOVE, VACUUM CLEANERS,

' Kinnaird refused to join Castlegar
in_ forming Joint Project Society.

It was disclosed at a public meeting
held here on Sunday night. The project

ing and administrating any projects
made possible by Cominco's offer of a
donation of $2 for every $1 donated
locally towards any worthy local com-
munity projectse Cominco has set a
ceiling of $28,000 on its donation
under this plan for the two villages.
Mr. P. McIntyre, in his dual role of
representative of Cominco and of the
Trail Project Society, suggested that
while the CeMe& 8.Co- did not wish to

ed for this purpose, it had expected
that the two villages would work to-
gether. He pointed out that the siihil-
ar Trail society covered all’ of its
immediately adjacent communities.

Mro Jo Dunlop expressed disappoint-
ment that Kinnaird had not attended
the second meeting, but felt that we
must go forward, and hoped that Kin-
naird and Gastlegar would still be able
to unite in this work. Between 30 and
40 residents were at the meeting.

Mr. C. Loeblich was chairmane A com-

TRONERS, IRONS, TOASTERS.
TO MAKE HER WORK LIGHTER.

CHESTERFIELD SUITES, DINETTE SUITES, |
BEDROOM SUITES, LAMPS.
TO MAKE THE HOME BRIGHTER.

WATCHES, RADIOS, SILVERWARE,
JEWELRY.

USUAL BUDGET PLAN
AVAILABLE.

NOTICE: VARIETY SHOW ('7:30-93:30).
DANCE (9:30-1:00) CORONATION HALL
FRIDAY APRIL 29TH. ADMISSION 75¢ EACH.
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE.

ATTENTION KINNAIRD: PUBLIC MEETING IN
KINNAIRD COMMUNITY HALL, TO LEARN

ERS. THURSDAY APR.28TH AT 7330 P.Mo
SALE: ° 1929 ES
SEDAN, RUNNING CONDITION GOOD, TIRES,

SEALBEAM LIGHTS, NEW BATTERY, 1949
LICENCE & EXTRA PARTS.

SEE JOHN AT ARROW GARAGE.

LOST: A MOTHER'S UNION BROOCH, VALUED
AS KEEPSAKE. FINDER PLEASE RETURN TO
MRS. Ro M. LEWIS, CASTLEGAR.

FOR SALE: BABY TABLE, PRACTICALLY NEW,

$10.00. APPLY MRS.NsASKEW, KINNAIRD.

Gielbon peed Ge.

ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF FRUIT
TREES ARRIVING SOON -- A FEW EXTRAS

FOR SALE: DEEP WELL PUMP. MAY BE
SEEN AT CASTLEGAR BUILDING SUPPLY.

FOR SALE: 23° CABIN CRUISER, CONVERTED
STAR MOTOR - 18 MILES PER HR. $525.00.
SEE DICK FOWLER.

AVAILABLE.

A SMALL SHIPMENT OF BARBED
WIRE RECEIVED.

GARDEN TOOLS AND FENCING
ON HAND.

MIRACLE AND CAFETERIA FEEDS

FLOUR CERIALS
WHOLESALE RETAIL

FOR BOYS, WITH PLEASING STRIPES.

MOTHERS, THEY ARE WORK SAVERS. YOU CAN'T GO
WRONG AT 96¢ EACH.

" 2-SHIRTS

T-SHIRTS FOR MEN, PLAIN COOL SHADES AND STRIPES.
THEY ‘RE COOL, ‘COMFORTABLE, POPULAR AND RIGHT IN

OTHING » SHOES

mittee af nine was appointed to draw
up a constitution and take the neces—
sary steps to institute the Castlegar
Project Societye Appointed were: Nick
Oglow, Sam Dower, J. Wilson, E.Demeo,
Earl Stanford, Ge Wanless, E. Lewis,

V. Henry and W. Poogachoffo

Mrs. Gwen Rush of Nelson visited
with Mr. & Mrse Do A. Shea at the

week-end.

STYLE FOR CASUAL WEAR.

ABOUT YOUR CREDIT UNION. PUBLIC SPEAK-~ —

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