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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Z { ‘Thursday, February 18, 1954

Progressive Reporis
Heard at Monihly
Kinnaird W.i. Feel

. The Kinnaird Women's Insti-
° tute heard an active and progress-
ive report at their regular
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. W. Brownlie, Thursday eve-
ning, Present were eight mem-
bers and one visitor with Mrs. R.
Hardie, vice president, in. the
chair,
A donation of $10 was given to
the Old Men’s Hostel at, Nelson
and $25 to the Queen Alexandria

? Fi
the Institute’s adoptee at* the

,; Solarium, was also sent.’ -

Members are collecting felt for
the Handicapped Children at
Trail and old woollens are also
being gathered for a bedspread
which is’ to be raffled at a Jater
date, Also to be raffled is a cro-
cheted chair, donated by Mrs, W.
Ball.

It was decided that Mrs. T. E.
Green will represent the Institute
at a tea in the Silver Room of the
Hume Hotel at Nelson on Feb, 27,
Mrs, Green, whe fe Kinnaird’s

the ai

“District’s Social Events.

“Phone 3031 3031 |

Castlegar Happenings

ped Children Piety, gave a very
interesting report. ,

W. Ball was “ appginted

AV Gift to! woo:

iting for the

Dumont

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SUNDAY VISITORS — Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Williams, were
Mr, and Mrs. Art Ewing of Ross-
land and Mr. and Mrs, Les York
and family of Binnated as
.

WEEKEND visrrors — “Ar-
riving at the home. of Mr, and
Mrs, Ed Lewis Saturday, were
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Lewis and Mr.
Maurice Lewis of Calgary and
Mr, and Mrs. J. Bluck and
daughter Margaret of Olds, Al-
berta. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Lewis
and Mr. and Mrs. Bluck and
daughter, left Monday for a six
weeks holiday in Florida, while
here for a

Phone 3967 -

PRESENT

Public Stenographer ,

oS 2nd off Main.
All Tynes ef Sionegraphic Work
Income Tax Forms Completed -

EARLY FILING OF RETUEBNS ... :
MEANS AN EARLY EEFUND

longer visit, Fred and, Maurice
are Ed Lewis's brothers and Mr.
Bluck is his cousin.

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TO EDMONTON — Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Lundgren are leaving
this afternoon for Edmonton, Al-
berta where they will take up
residence.
eee
BIRTHDAY PARTY — A de-
lightful birthday party was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Saliken for baby Irene,
who was one year old on Feb. 13.
Some of her future playmates
to help

Kinnaird Kerner —

VACATIONING HERE — Mr.
Lyle Harrison of Tulesquah, B.C.
is spending a vacation with his
sister . and brother-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Lewis.

Two WEEK HOLIDAY =-
Mr. and Mrs,. W, Walper and
family accompanied , by Mrs.
Walper’s. mother, Mrs, A. More-
house, are enjoying a two weeks
vacation, They are visiting
chiefly at U.S. points.
? *

TO SPOKANE — Mr. and Mrs.
J. Lewis. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs, A. Gray will motor to
Spokane to spend the forthcom-
ing weekend.
*. . = .
PLAN TURKEY SUPPER —
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met
at the home of Mrs. M. Campbell
on Saturday evening to make
final arrangements regarding the
Turkey Supper which will _ be
held in the of the

Lakers Gain Finals

|| With 47-31 Win In

Miner Hoop Loop

ead ball handling, tie over-
came an early Celtic lead for an
easy 47-31- win ‘in Castlegar

| minor Basketball league activity

‘and Relkoff will try to match the {”

Knick stars.
SCORING SUMMARY
Lakers — Savinkoff 16; Kon-
kin 10, Killough 9; Relkott 8;
Sookachoff 2;_ Mowlam 2; Hun-
ter, Pinkney, Hesketh. Total 47.
Celtics: — Obetkoff: 14; Kaza-

‘Koff 10; Kirby 4; Jenks 2; Zibin 1;

Turik, MacIntosh, Goodenough.
Total 31.

Lakers now advance in
finals against the Knickerbock-
ers. The game is scheduled for
Saturday, 10 am. at the High
School gym.

Celtics opened the game with
some fast scoring by Kazakoft

which they had a 14-8 lead by

first quarter time. In the second
quarter, however, Savinkoft and
Relkott found the range and

the remainder of the game,
Savinkoff, Killough and Kon-
kin continued to -pile up points

for Lakers in the second half, by |§

means of a fast breaking attack
that Celtics were unable to con-
trol. Obetkoff and Kirby were
the only Celtics who were able
to penetrate the Laker defense
and sc

Rated ‘as slight favorites to
take the League Championship
are the Knickerbockers, LeRoy,

For Rentals

ST. ALBAN’S
PARISH HALL

Simpson and.
should provide the scoring power
for the Knicks while Savinkoff,
the league’s top scorer, Killough

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church on Feb, 26, At the close
by the hostess.

Renata Tidings

School Inspector Dr. D.

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were

Smith and Mr. C, H. King, sec
of C

They were Johnny Horcoff, Don-
na Popoff, Joy. Anderson, Irene

retary

School District No. Nine were
recent visitozs to Renata,

Rev. W. Frick of Trail recent
ly conducted Lutheran. services
in the new school here...

of the meeting lunch was served e

SCOUTS

& CUBS.

Wednesday, February 24, Parish Hall Castlegar, 2 pm.
Ms y 25, ‘Soclety Hall,

7200 pn,

ety

Friday, February 26, Church Hall, Robson, 1pm,

Saturday, Feb. 27, Open Air Session, 1:30 p.m.

SUPPER AND FINAL SESSION, PARISH HALL, 5:38 pm. -
- Open to both men and women of the’ ERC. District

serving of

“Deer Park Socials

: HOME AGAIN — Mrs.’ George
Briggeman has “returned after
spending a few days in sir

and Castlegar: : :

TO VANCOUVER =. A. Law
left for Vancouver where he will
spend a few days on a business

Yowhead, B.C., where he has a

job to sup for
the Dominion Department of
Public ‘Works,

*
VISITING HERE - — Ww. Sch-

spending a few ea at the pee

of his parents and his brother-in-

law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Briggeman.
see

TO NELSON — Mrs. A. Allen

was a recent visitor. to Nelson

and C;

BULLETIN BOARD

Free Community Service — Phone 3441

Cyril Bell ‘Ageacies” Ltd.

Sunday, Febraary 2ist, Guide ‘and Scouts own Service.
The High School Auditorium, for Castlegar, Robson
and Kinnaird,

Remember the date! April 24th, the Legion LA,
Branch 170, will hold their Spring Tea and Bake Sale. :

Friday, February 19th. Social’ i for

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BIRTHDAY GUESTS — Mr.
and ‘Mrs, R, Coleman and their
sons Craig and Lorne were the
dinner guests of Mrs. A. Law on
Walentines Day, on the

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While The Present
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Galion .... $4.75
Quart ..... $1.45
QUALITY PAINT
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of Mrs; Coleman’s birthday.
‘es 8

VALENTINE PARTY —

Pupils of the Deer Park Ele-

mentary school enjoyed a Vai-

entine party at the school Friday

‘afternoon, pars and their pre-
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of Castlegar, Kinnaird and Robson, 8 p.m. Parish Hall,
Does your child need a booster does of immunization
BABY CLINICS ARE:

February 22, at

2 pam. at Mrs. ‘Soukorookoff.
Robson — cone ‘February 23, 2 p.m. at the Com-
munity fall.
Thrums — Wednesday, February. 24,- 3 pat at, Mrs..
Folonikotf:

t , -y 25, 2 Ben. at the Le-

7 pea Hall.
Cc of Ci 6: 30. p.m.,
Twin Rivers Hall. “ “
IMPORTANT — Annual General Meeting of the Hos-
pital. Soclety, Parish Hall, Friday, Feb. 26th, 8 :Pm,
. Everybody Welcome.
The Annual ‘Guide and Brownie Mother .and Daugh-
ter Banquet will be held in the Rarish Hall, Monday,
ae 22, at 5:30 p.m.
ting of wi Pra.
aii be held next ped Feb. Sia at 8 o'clock in ...
the library.
There will be cards in the Legion Hall, Saturdays, Feb-
bruary 20 at 8 p.m Come and have a good.
Catholic ‘Women's League Spaghetti Dinner and Dance,
‘ March 2yth. sue each. Ryin Bt vers Hall. .

NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, H, A. PINCOTT,
urance Advisors: «-

Phone 3441 Castlegar

h games
and ee ‘Valentines after
which refreshments were served.

TO ROSSLAND — Mr. and
Mrs. H. Johnson motored to Ross-
land Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs..H. Schellenberg, son
Roy, and‘ children to visit their
daughters: there. |

FROM ROSSLAND — Mrs. R.
Berry of Rossland, formerly of
Robson, spent the. weekend visit-
ing. with friends here, attending

Mrs. R T. Waldie on Saturday.

i Tenia CORNER.

‘Au égomrades; wishing an inter-
view. with‘ the Pensions Advocate,

arty
and the “work party on Saturday.

There were 197 iillion * safety

razor blades produced in Canada
in 1951. :

the W.L meeting at the home’ of.

kindly register with Rig Pitts as!

These signs will really mean
something in Castlegar stores
every Monday Ce the

month ‘of March. :

Watch this paper: ‘foul the
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS ..
Commencing with the issue ,
of February. 25th. : :

Thuraday, February 18,1954 -

CASTLE NEWS; “Coatlegi B.C,

Page 5

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5 Ib. bags

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Be

‘|r, and Mrs. Lundgren

- | “Last Rites Held Mrs. MB.
Penaeserey es Fer: ,| to pela: the WAALS | Sixth An-

United Ghurch Hold:
Farewell Pariy For.

ane Castlegar (0 United Church
h

cate te Ma ‘and Mra C.. W.
Luhdgren at the United Church
following the evéning service
Sunday.

Mr. and. Mrs, Lundgren who
‘have lived in Castlegar for the
past four years, are moving to
Edmonton, Alberta. They leave
this afternoon,

Rev, L. C.

tod

Gordon Poltitt To Be.
Featured In Photo Ad .
in National Magazine —

A Castlegar photographer, Gor-
don Pettitt of Pettitt Photos, ,is
to be featured in an advertise-
ment that will appear in the April
issue of The Photography Maga-
zine,, U.S. ‘Camera and Modern
Photography.

A testimonial to the value of
the training offered by the New
York Institute of Photography,
whose oouree Mr, Pettitt has

Mr, Lundgren, who served as a
member of the Board of Stew-
ards for the Church, with a
purse, and Mrs. L. Grunerud

A social evening followed
which included the serving. ‘of
refreshments by members of the

As

Error In Item On
Page 7, This Issue .

. In the item on page seven of
this issue, diivising of the death
and foneral of Mrs. Eva Burn-
ham, the age is incorrectly given.

Burnham was 74 years old,
not 82 as mentioned in the item. ||

ssven' had been printed,
Misc the’ headline should! be

presented a corsage to Mrs. |:
Ly

cludes a ‘sieture - of Mr. "Pettitt
and excerpts from: his own testi-
the fits to

be gained from the course.’ ‘

There are-also ‘reproductions of
various photos. fordon has takén
including baby pjetures, a picture
of a fire, a wed fioto and an
action shot of ‘Walter « Poohachoft
in Castlegar Cub uniform:

Mr, and Mrs. Ralph (nee

The wedding: photo is that of i

. {Robson Fan Passes
_/At Trail Hospital

A Robson resident for the past
24 years, Reter Shumarin, passed
away at Trail Tadanac’ Hospital |:
yesterday morning at the age of

Bom in Russia at cue ie in

Immigration Into
Canada Down Slightly
From Totals For 1952

eAccording to. figures released
on December doth, 1953 by fs

Shunarin oe to ‘Canada’ in
1913; working first, in Calgary.
In 1919 he moved to B.C,.and
took, up employment with., Co-
minco,

He moved -to Robson ‘in 1930
and resided there ever since.:

* Funeral services are being held
atthe Robson Community. Mem-

officiate. ie ‘

Enterlain Prov. Ra
The Robson omens Tnstitute

Shirley Collinson) and one photo
is of Mr, and Mrs. R. Mad-
docks' young daughte: :

Sixth hmalvorcary of.

Observed At Meeting .

The regular meeting of St. Al-
ban’s W.A. on Feb, 11 at the
home of Mrs, A. T. Horswill, was
in the form ofa birthday party

IN CHURCH.

The United Church ©
OF Canada _

Se) cnsttosar pus

10:39 a.m. — Sunday School.

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COFFEE

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7:15 pm. Hymn Sing end
. Service of Worship.
Kinnaird —
nd & 4th Sundays: 11 am.
Service of Worship.
Robson —
First and Third Bocas at
ll am

‘We Have. :
| FARMER’S WIFE

MILK

‘Me, 1- He. 2— No.3

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SZ for so... ees 29c

St. _ Rita's ( Church

Sunday ‘Masses at 8:30 aad ii: am

7:30 p.m. if

St. Joseph's here

Sungey, Mass at 10 a.m.

..[ ning’s
.] Eames, Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. Church-

| After = a sehort pusiness period,
games and ‘contests were enjoy-
ed. Features of the evening were

the cutting of the Birthday Cake
by. Mrs. T. L. Bloomer and distri-

‘| bution’ of ‘gifts from a gaily dec-)

orated Valentine Box.
Guests. who. shared the eve-
festivities were Mrs.
es, Mrs. T. S, Horswill, and Mrs.
L. Langpap.

Hostesses “were Mrs: A T.
Rorswil ilk and Mrs, Trussler.

Catholic Club Set

- |For Hard Times Banee -

for the Hard Times|;
en

Sunes at’ tlie be ca naird:

at [men

the home'of Mr. and Mrs.:Jé Ken-
‘jpedy Monday evening. :
: Mrs. T.. “Fourt agreed to ict as

: Pentecostal
Tabernacle

First Avenussan and Juniper _

~ Community Bible
-: Centre’

Uni ndemoninational
* Sanday Sctool, Sundays © at

reetscu eee

“YEAST.

~ Pkt. 3

people of all. ages, Legion . ‘Hall,

10:30: a.m.. Classes for; young |:

for

Mrs. - Guy. Guido. has resigned

4s froni’ the presidency.’

Sewing Convenor Mrs. A. A.
Lambert reported the> members

+ | are. busy: Sewing artigles for the

Fall Bazaar on Oct, 23 and that a

been. organized.

Hostess prize ‘was won by Mrs.
S. Jankola Sr.

: Refreshments were ‘served by
the hostess, Next Meeting will be

i \at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T.

Fourt on n March 15.

St. Aiban’sW.A.  ~ Vase

President, Mrs. Roylance at their
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs, R, T. Waldie. ,

Mrs, Roylance told the 18 mem-
bers present of the Associated
Country Women: of the World
Conference at Ottawa Inst Aug-

“The meeting decided tne Insti-
tute would again take’ charge of
the canvassing for the Red Cross.
Refreshments were. served by
Mrs. R. T. Waldie, Mrs. W. Ken-
nedy, Mrs, E. -H. McPhee and
Mrs. D, Carter, S300: *

of tt the 2 Kinnaird: Catholic Club at}

president ‘are’ held’ next month. |)

Teenagers -‘Sewing Circle has}

o 7
K. A. Morrow -

OPTOMETRIST:
Suite 3 — Post Office Blas.
OFFICE HUURS
9 AM,.TO 5 PM.
Closed AM Day Tuesday

For Appointments
PHONE 2581

© FILM DEVELOPING
AND PRINTING.
CANDID AND
STUDIO WEDDINGS.

HOME AND STUDIO
PORTRAITS:

Castlegar.”
even’ Service, Sundays,7: 30

‘A service for the family.-In

the he Legion Haul, Castlegar.

* Prayer and “Bible study, : “Thurs.

‘days, 7:45 pam. eatarnee ;Peo-

e SLICED BACON

‘ Presbyterian Church.

ple’s Fe days, "7:30
p.m. at the home of Mr: and-Mrs.
F. E. Woodrow, ‘Columbia ‘Avenue,
All are cordially i in ited.

Services in the Churoh
Sunday ue 11:15 am.
D. A. Mackellar,,

“FO PLEASE, EVERY: MUSIC LOVER

HEAR THEM IN THE THEATRE
BUY THEM AT THE ‘

_ LAKESE HOBRY CENTRE

ovial Church Saturday afternoon | fig
at 2.p.m, Rev. L. Cc Johnston: ‘will

ina
one in the first ten months of
1953 came within 2,514 of the
total achieved in the correspond-
ing period last year.

The 10-months figures were
143,722 in 1953 and 146,236 in
1952. While the 1953 total figure
will. probably not reach the, total
for the year 1952, the 10-months
ures show a much. more en-
couraging picture than we were
led to expect by. reports received
for the first months of last year.

Social Gredit Group.
At Renala Name
Officers For (954. a

The Renata Social “Credit
Group held their annual meet-
ing last Thursday.

‘Mr. M. Hildestad was reelected
president and Mr, John Marten
was voted in as vice p

Talkative race: Canadians in
1951 made 5,273,644,419 telephone

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ST. ALBAN'S PARISH HALL

RI iD Cag Pag Pin eT

BLOUSES

HAVE. ARRIVED. -
“Many Lovely Shades and ‘Styles

AH Hand ‘Washable Materials

‘FEATURING

THE NEW

-Dacron Tailored Blouse

Also NYLON ‘and CREPE are now featured in many
Styles and Colors

JANET'S

a a a a

LADIES
WEAR:

Anglican : Church:

_ Sunday, | Feb. 21 .
gar .—- 9-'a.m. Holy Coms

.{ Church’: Services. every Sunday

‘iat 28 P.m,. except Monday, and

munion. -

E 11 a.m. — Morning Prayer,
Kinnaird — 7:30'p.m. s

8:30 p.m, — Film “Transi-

Full Goapel ‘Assembly

afternoon, 2:30 p.m.

iRev., Paul Lade,. Minister

’ Revival ' Services
‘Commencing Sunday, Feb. 1 at
7:30:p.m. And nightly thereafter

ef: nat thee, Pentecostal T ‘Tabernacle

Special Music — *
‘ a Everyone Welcome!

Kinnaird * “Improvement Soctety
Hall; :

‘A COCK, hit

(3 a

and the Jewel

the | d for hing to

eat, turned up a Jewel that had by chance been
‘dropped there. “Hol” said he, “‘a fine thing you are, no
» doubt, and, had your owner found you, grea\ 5
his joy have been, But for mef give me a single grain” r.
af corn baler all te oe : :

great would

MORAL: It’s far more pee ts bats the Get
‘things you really need, than to have luxuries. Pie
_ That! ¢’s why you sliould do'as so many other far- i
_ sighted Canadians do—build up.a savings acco
at The Cenadian Bank of Commerce. Then °
you will be sure you need never, rt mover, go without the
foc oma t Misit Goa earest Rew torn