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ST. RITA'S CHURCH

Masses at 8:30 and 11:00 o'clock.

Children's Religious Instruction

Classes Saturday at 10 o'clock
and Sunday Afternoon at 2:50 PM

: Rev. J. B. Barnes, P.P.

THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev. Je T. Horricks, B.A., Minister.
Robson - 11 AM; Castlegar 7:50 PM
Fellowship Hour after Evening Worship.
Sunday School Castlegar - dre 11:30

° Sre 12:50
Teen-Agers Thursday at Church.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, KINNAIRD

Services to be held in Community Hall
, every 1st and Srd Sunday at 4:00 PM

\ Rev. Allan Farris, M.A.,Preacher.

THUR. MARCH SRD, 1949

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OF AN AUTOMATIC
RECORD CHANGER
ATTACHED TO YOUR
RADIO? ©

BEE THE INTERMIX~
THE SAME AS USED ON
THE STROMBERG-CARL—
SON COMBINATIONS.

TEN AND TWELVE INCH RECORDS
AUTOMATICALLY CHANGED.

FOR SALE:
HOUSE.

20x80 FOUR-ROOM CHICKEN
APPLY 8. HUMPHRIES, ROBSON.

GOOD TIDINGS GOSPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
10:00 AM Coronation Hall
Gospel Service Every Sunday
43:00 PM Parish Hall
Nondenominational - All welcome.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE

riday Nite —

Sunday Nite P

You are cordially jnriten So attend.

ANGLICAN CHURCH
~Sunday March 13th: .

astlegar —- 9:30 A.M. — 7:30 P.M.
Fellowship Hour - 8:30 P.M. — Films.
The Women's World Day of Prayer will
be held in St.Alban's Anglican Church
at 35:00 P.M. on Friday March 4th.
Everyone welcomee
Archdeacon B. A. Resker, Vicar.

.| DENCE.

‘|}FOR SALE: CONSOLE RADIO, KITCHEN SET,
‘PISHING ROD, DINING ROOM SUITE,
i CHESTERFIELD, OCCASIONAL CHAIR, 2 BEDS -

(COMPLETE MATTRESS , SPRINGS), 2 DRESS-

,|ING TABLES, 2 END TABLES, 2 SMALL

TABLES, BABY'§ HIGH CHAIR, BABY CARRI--

AGE, CHILD'S ROCKING HORSE, BABY STROL- ff
LER, 5 DOZEN QUART SEALERS, 2 PAIR SKIS ¥

(MAN'S & LADY'S COMPLETE), LADIES*
SKATES 5'S.
SEE MRS. DENIS LALONDE, CASTLEGAR.

WANTED: ROOM & BOARD FOR SINGLE MANS
APPLY J. R. MARSHALL OR WRITE BOX 681.

C.C.F. SUPPORTERS:

DON'T FORGET C.C.F. MEETING WEDNESDAY
NIGHT MARCH OTH, AT MRS. RILEY'S RESI-
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS SERVED AT
CLOSE OF BUSINESS.

The new Executive of the Lillian Kil-
lough Chapter, I.0.D.Ee, held its first
meeting of the year on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. J. Deans, lst Vice-
Regent, with nine members present. The
Regent, Mrs. A. T. Horswill, presided
at the meetinge Convenors were. chosen
for the various branches of the work
carried on by the Chapter. Plans for
the coming year, including the Annual
May Day celebration, were discussed.
Delicious refreshments were served by |
the hostess at the close of the meeting
Members present were Mrs-A.T.Horswill,
Mrs.R West, MrseJePayne, MrseJ-Scott,

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CASTLEGAR ELECTRIC

ELECTRI-HEET - THE NEW AMAZINGLY LOW
PRICED ELECTRIC RANGE. TOP PORCELAIN
FINIBH WITH FOUR REGULAR OPEN-TYPE
ELEMENTS EACH CONTROLLED BY GUARAN-. ~
TEED. THREE HEAT SWITCH. SPACIOUS OVEN
ALL FIBRE. GLASS
- «$159 .50.:
CAN BE’
SOCKET.

SO - GRAHAMETTE RANGETTE.
ia NON ANY 110 A.C.

FOR SALE: USED COOK STOVE. i
APPLY MRS. JOE DUNLOP, CASTLEGAR.

PLAN 10 ATTEND GIRL GUIDE & BROWNIE
ST.PATRICK'S DAY TEA - COMMUNITY HALL
MARCH 19TH AT 2:50 P.M.

BAKE TABLE, SALE OF WORK AND TEA.

| PROGRAM ARRANGED BY KAY: ANDREACHUK'S
‘| DANCING PUPILS.

| CASTLE News

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SCOUTS & GUIDES (CONT'D FROM Pel)

in ‘Scout Week. \ The evening was to de-
monstrate to parents the methods of the
Guide and Scout Movements and waa hap-
pens at ordinary meetings.

Assistant District Bett aatone’s B. A- NG

Resker acted as M.-C. The Guides were
in charge of Mrs. Moll, Captain; ‘the
Brownies were under Mra. G. Wanless.

Scoutmaster Alfred Read and Asst. 8S. M.|
Joe Gabana were in charge of the Scouts |j

and Cubmaster Gordon Pettit, assisted
by Major Moll, looked after the Cubs.

Various games and contests interspersed ff
by instructional periods, as at a regu-f

lar meeting, made up the programme.

A Cubrto Scout “Going Up* Ceremony
was conducted by the Cub and Scoutmas-
ters, Cub Ralph England going up to the
Scoutse

The ladies of the Baden Powell Club
served refreshments at the conclusion
of the eveninge Mr. J. Taylor, Chair-
man of the Scout Group Committee,
thanked the ladies.

CASTLEGAR SCOUTS TAKE PART IN SCOUT
RALLY AT TRAIL:

Eleven Scouts from Castlegar took
“part in the Scout-Cub Rally at Trail
on Friday last. They put on a skit
illustrating how not to camp, which
created much laughter. The chief ac-
tors were Norman Gabana, Richard Dorman
and Arthur Robinsone Troop Leader
Rudy Martini acted as announcer over
the mike. A most enjoyable evening
ages rounded off by cocoa and doughnuts

9, cafe“in Trail.

CASTLEGAR LEGION SAND:
The Annual Meeting of the Castlegar

+ Legion -Band was held in the Castlegar
#} Public School building on Monday even-
My ing, Febe2lst,
m presente

there being ten members

Minutes of the previous meeting were
read by the Secretary; also the finan-"

Mi cial statement, and adopted as read.

At the Election of Officers, Mr. We
Rigby was elected Honorary President.
Mre He Ce Pitts was elected President,
Mre Ge Leltner was re-elected Bandmast-
er, Mre Le Grindrud was re-elected
‘Librarian and He H. Horne re-elected
Secretarye

A vote of thanks was (Cont*td next co

ry

JUST ARRIVED

NEW SHIPMENT OF COSTUME
JEWELLERY, BROOCHES,
EARRINGS, LOCKETS, NECK-
LETS, BRACELETS ——
LATEST STYLES.

NEW LOWER PRICES ON GENERAL
ELECTRIC IRONS, KETTLES,
HEATING PADS AND BLANKETS.

Tee ee

PCLOTHING*SHOES

MEROURY JOCKEY SHORTS AND ATHLETIC
TOPS. A NATIONALLY KNOWN BRAND WITH
A REPUTATION TO GIVE SATISFACTION.

JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF
DUO-SHRUNK WOLSEY BOX.
FAITHFUL BOOSTERS FOR THIS WOOLEN
PRODUCT WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED
TO HEAR THAT I AGAIN HAVE A FULL
LINE. (WOLSEY WOOL PRODUCTS ARE
UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED AGAINST

SHRINKAGE.

B.VeD. BROADCLOTH SHORTS, BALLOON
SEAT FOR COMFORT, THESE ARE SOLD
BY ABSOLUTE SIZE.

BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS
DOLLAR ‘VALUE.

WE ARE TAKING ORDERS FOR APRIL DE-

LIVERIES OF NURSERY STOCK.

“PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW.AND AVOID DIS-
APPOINTMENT.

extended to Bandmaster G. Leitner for \
the outstanding work he has done to-
ward bringing the band along to its
present position.

The practice nights were changed from
Monday to Thursday as 1t was felt this
would be more suitable for a greater
number of the members to attend. It
was also stressed that more band men—

bers are needed and that any interested |

may interview either Mr. G- Leitner or
Mr. H. Ce Pitts, who will give any in-
formation desired. Any and all are al
so welcome to attend band practice  nany
Thuraday evening at the school ,

Bling at 7350 PeoMe

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