CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B,C.

Thursday, June 24, 1954

CLARE'S

Funeral Chapel

Flower Shop
Owned & Operated By g
Lynn and Mell Monkhouse

Phone Trail 125

The ;

District's Social Events

1054 TAMARAC AVENUE
Foot of Smelter Hill

Phone 3031

\Park. Pupils are to assemble at

the Kinnaird Improvement So-
ciety Hall at 22:30.

SPECIAL CEREMONY, — A
large number of students ‘at the
Kinnaird Community ' Ginday
School received awards and cer-
tificates in a special ceremony
Sunday afternoon. Ted Lang,
superintendent, and Mrs, M.
1 made the

TRAIL, B.C,

Deer Park Socials

two or three for per-
fect attendance for the, fifth
year,—an outstanding record,

WEEKEND VISITORS — Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Leslie and Miss

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Flora Johnson of* Nelson were
weekend visitors to Deer Park
and Renata. Other visitors to
Deer Park included Mr. and Mrs.
J. Lamont and daughters, Mrs.
R. Worley, W. Briggeman and
sons, all of Trail; A. Worley of
Nelson; the Cleggs from Rossland
‘Miss Joyce Williamson, Odd Aas-
land of Castlegar’ and Mr. and
Mrs. S. uirhead of Kinnaird.

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Fam Wy AGH — Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Cambern of Spokane, Wash-
ington, were‘ recent visitors to
Deer Park, while on a trip to the
‘West Kootenay District.

HOLIDAYING — Mr. and Mrs.
Cc. M. Kirkendall and sons of
Procter are spending a holiday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, C: S.
Phelps.

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FROM NELSON — Mr. S. Jack-
son, J. Sturgeon and T. Roberts
of the Water Rights Branch at
Nelson are spending a week in
Deer Park.

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SUNDAY PICNIC — A party
of Trailites enjoyed a Sunday pic-
nic, and a showing of films in
Deer Park. .A. sudden’ shower

d the picnic ds but

TO VICTORIA — Miss Marg-
aret Williams left Sunday by
auto for Victoria after visiting
for the past four weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. A, Williams,

FROM KIMBERLEY — Mr.
Douglas Lang of Kimberley was
a weekend visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, N. E. Churches.

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TO ONTARIO — Cliff Church-
es, Acting Petty Officer at RCSCC
KOOTENAY, leaves next week
for a seven week training course
at HMCS CORNWALLIS, Ont-
ario.

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FROM MONTREAL — Mrs, L.
Li and chi returned

BIRTHDAY PARTY — Maxine
Adshead celebrated her fifth
birthday last week. Her sister and
brother and five other friends
were present to help commemor-
ate the occasion. A heart-shaped
cake and pink candles and rose-
buds centred the table, .

‘The guests enjoyed a session of
games and contests and delicious
refreshments.. Many fine gifts
were presented to the honoree.

f see

TO GRAND FORKS — Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Gorkoff and Mr.
and Mrs, Pete Gorkoff spent the

Monday by air from Montreal
where they visited relatives for
the past five weeks,

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FROM UNIVERSITY — Bob
Pitts has returned from the Uni-
versity o£ Michigan and will
spend the summer with his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. & Pitts,

ATTEND CONVENTION _
Ernest Newman and Mrs, R. S.
Hardie represented the Columbia
Valley Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles and Ladies Auxiliary res-

not their spirits. Among the pic-
nickers were Pat Harvey, Dor-
een LaRocque, Charles-Anne
Rondeau, Mr. and Mrs. C, Saply-
wy, Greg. A. Schneider, Ed.
Gaines, Eileen Teahan, ‘Mike
Gaines, Bill Chaddock, Mike Kob-
luik, Margaret Chaddeck, Mr.
and Mrs. Denis Plamondon and

Gené Ethier.

ely at the ninth Provincial
Convention of the F.O.E. in Nel-
son. Among those attending.were
Mr. and Mrs. R. S, Hardie; Mr.
and Mrs. E. Newman; Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Jenks; Mr and Mrs. Wm.
Ozeroff; Mr, and Mrs.'J. Jensen;
Mr. and Mrs, N. Bystrom; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Thomlinson; Mr. and
Mrs. F. Fomenoff; Mr, and Mrs,
S: Kinakin; Mr. and Mrs. K.

JOHNNY'S
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WE SELL ONLY TOP GRADES
OF GOVERNMENT GRADED AND INSPECTED MEATS

BEEF — PORK — VEAL — LAMB —, FRESH FISH

PHONE 2001

MincedBeef

Li. ........ 396

Poi Roasi

BLADE — RED & BLUE

Tomatoes
Tube ....... 25¢

Frozen Peas.
2 for ....... 482

Sugar

- Ib. hag ... 95¢

Picnic Ham
Lh. ......... 52¢

Frying

Chicken

Cut up Ib. .... 69¢

TOMATOE

Juice

Hunts 48 oz. . . 33c

Lard

* Union

2ihs. ....-.. 43e

BETTER BUY

‘Beons With ‘Pork

ponent Mr. and Mrs. N. Og-
low;’ H. S. Merrifield; J. Schnell;
F, Spencer; E. Dinner; ‘K. De-
Foe; L. Ornagawicz.

Kinnaird Gorner

FROM ALTA, — Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Heinrick and son Barrie
of Camrose, Alberta, are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Heinrick.

in Grand Forks.

TO CALGARY — Mrs. W. T.
Waldie left Saturday for Calgary
accompanied by her two grand-
children who have been enjoying
a holiday at Robson, |

IN CHURCH

The United Church
Of Canada
Castlegar — | a

10:30 a.m. — Sunday School:
7:45pm. — Hymn Sing and
Service of Worship. :

and &. “ath Sundays 11 am.
Service of Worship. °
Robson —
First and Third Sundays at
11 am,

- St.Rita’s Church

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Confessions - Saturdays; 7:30 p.m.

St. Joseph's Chapel

Sunday Mass — 10 a.m.

Pentecostal

Tabernacle
First Avenue and Juniper
J. Pennoyer and F. Clemo

co-workers
Sunday School, 10 a.m.

Legion And L.A.

Honor Mrs. Riley .

Mrs, Ivy Riley whose i

ary to Branch 170, Canadian Le-

gion and also attended by Legion

members, ;
Mrs. Riley was presented with

to Barrie Hill of Castlegar is to
take place shortly, was honored
at a social evening in the Legion

a gift and a i of

An enjoyable evening with
darts and cards was spent, The
social foll a short busi

Memorial Hall Tuesday
sponsored by the Padies Auzili-

meeting of the L.A.

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A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

Dance in the evening.

9 p.m. to

@ = The L.A. to Canadian Legion Branch 170 wil be hold-
ing a Bake Sale in the Legion Hall, Saturday, June
26th, from 2 to 4:30 p.m.

@ Celebrate July Ist in Castlegar. Blg Sports Day —

@ = Social Evening fo young and old at Robson Commu-
nity. Hall on Saturday, June 26th. Bridge and Whist
Drive (Prizes). Commencing at 8

—? Both for the price of 35c, Refreshments
available in ald of B.R.S, Hall Fund.

@ URGENTLY NEEDED: Swi

p.m. Sharp. Dancing

certificate; Also nurse for Girl Guide camp, June 30th _
to July 10th. Phone 2277 for partioulars.
@ Minto Chapter UD. Order of the Eastern Star will

will be a bake table,

Phone 3441

hold a St "y Social
home of Mrs. A. “Saunders, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Thero

@ Starting July 6th to Septeinber 7th, inclusive, the Lt-
brary will be openee, Tuesday evening only, Tto9 pm.

Cyril Bell Agencies Lid.

Insurance Advisors
NIGHT CALLS RHONE S085, RB. A. PINCOTT

July 21st, at the

- Castlegar

patrick,
ss
FROM KITIMAT — Mr. R.
Campbell of Kitimat has been a
visitor at the home of his mother,
Mrs. T. A. Campbell.

is a patient in Trai Tadanac Hos-
pital — Mr, Frk. Sykora is a pa-
tient in Mater Misericordiae Hos-
pital, Rossland. Mrs. W. Geier is
also a patient in the Rossland
Hospital.
s @ Bx 2
HOME FROM HOSPITAL —
Mr. N. Latta has returned home
from Mater Misericordiae Hos-
pital, Rossland.
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VISITING HERE — Mr.. and
Mrs, Wm. Campbell.of Eldersley,
Sask., are visitors at the home of
the latter's sister, Mrs. M. Camp-

bell.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC —

{The Kinnaird Community Sun-

day School Picnic will be held

TO HOSPITAL — Mr. J. Proud |.

Sunday — Legion Hall
10:30 —Sunday School.
7:30 — Evening Service,
Thursday — F, E; Woodrow Home
ve ‘45 — Bible Study and Prayer.

7:00-— Young Peeaits Meeting
and Hobby Class.

Presbyterian Church
Services in the Church every
Sunday at 11:15 a.m.

D. A. MacKellar, Minister

‘Anglican, Church

Sunday, June 27
Kinnaird — 9 am.
Castlegar — 11 a.m,
Robson — 7:30 p.m.

Full Gospel Assembls

Church Services every Sunday
«| ‘afternoon, 2:30-p.m.

Kinnaird Improvement Soclety

Sunday afternoon at'the. Kinnaird

Hall
Rey. Paul Eade, Minister

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Thursday, June 24, 1954

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Page 5.

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“We are pleased to announ-
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ss:for McGavin Bakeries Ltd.
will be in our store tomorrow.
demonstrating the art of mak-
ing’ Party-type . and. Fancy
Sandwiches. This “informative
and instructive | information as
demonstrated by Mrs. Horne,
we welcome as a service to our
customers. We cordially invite
you to visit this “demonstra-
tion in our store any time to-
morrow.”

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Queen Scout Badge
To Kinnaird Scout '

Troop ‘Leader Bill Murray of
the Kinnaird Boy Scout ‘Troop
received his Queen’s Scout Badge,
one of the. highest honors in
Scouting, at a ceremony in the

plained that to earn the Badge,
a Scout must have four minimum
proficiency badges

Badge.’ He said Troop Leader
Murray was only the fifth dis-
trict Scout this year, to earn thd
badge,
The district commissioner “exe

and must
show by his actions that: he is

above average in character; that
he is honest and reliable. “Bill
has. exemplified such conduct
very well.”

Kinnaird Improvement Society
Hall Monday evening, attended by
a good number of. parents,
> In : presenting § the badge,
job

ull Major J. Moll spoke
words of congratulation also say-
ing that Bill “started from
scratch” having never been a
Cub, and he urged the Scouts to

said
Bill has’ definitely earned it, o ott
usually takes two or three. years
to earn this badge,” Scoutmaster

Juicy

Lb. a BYE

Good ‘Luck Mesa
2 Ibs. :

Mullock said, “but Bill has done
it in little more than'a year, I

persevere in Scout work and ad-

to Scout ideals.

had no i in
ing him.”
District Commisstoner Tom

Charlton of Trail, added his con-
Liat to Bill, outlining to
‘the

ced that three other Kinnaird
Scouts will qualify for
aucen's Scout Badge in another
few nths. They are Jack Mac-

Castle Theatre
- JULY
PROGRAM.

Wed, - Thurs. June 30 - July:
Rock ‘Hudson Barbara Hale

able assistance" at ‘the Ralph West
Airfield Opening Ceremonies,

have coped with the immense

the Kinnaird Home Nursing Divi-

Intosh, .Pat Lambert and a
Mowlam,

A letter was read from G.. W.
Shaw, vice president of the Cas-
tegar and District Chamber, of
Commerce, thanking the Kin-
naird Scouts for their “invalu-

“without which we could :not

traffic problem.”
Mrs. Anne Gallo, president of

.|sion also thanked the Scouts:for
their assistance in canvassing: for
Blood donors the previous week.
C. H. King showed the gather-
ing a film entitled “The World
Beneath Us” and the serving of
then the

Shows at 7 and 9 pan,
Fri, - Sat. July 2 - 3)
william Holden Eleanor Parker

cape From Fort
- Bravo”.
Technicolor
‘ Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Mon. - Tues. Suly 5 -6
Rhonda Fleming

Hayden

evening, ;

the | py,

AFTERNOON
REFLECTIONS

BY

GLADYS COLLINSON

If you are built like a box car,
and have the disposition of an
angel and the endurance of a
marathon runner; then by all
means apply for a job in the Post
Office. If you do not possess: all
these qualifications then . ’'d
strongly advise you to forget it.

Unfortunately I happen to. be
in the: latter class, and some-
times I think the only reason I
hold my job down is because I
happen to have a drag with the
OSs,

On the other hand. I wonder
just how far this drag gets me,
and if a sinkful of dirty dishes
wouldn't be preferable after all
to a couple of ‘dozen heavy mail
bags. to be emptied and sorted.
When ‘the truck driver tosses
them in, you'd think they were
all empty by the way he handles
them, however when I dump
them out I’m sure they weigh a
ton, well anyway just as much as
I do, and believe me it takes
plenty of what I haven't got to
handle them. Another thing it
takes plenty of is a sweet dis-
position. (I’m pretty short’ on
this too) because as in any other
business as every one knows, the
customer is always right—no
matter how wrong he is, and so
you always meet the public with
a smile; even if your back aches
and your corns hurt,
enough it. isn’t the

Barrie Hill: nd
Mrs, Riley Honored
At Party Here Sat. -

A. group of 21 friends and
at the home

“The Golden Hawk”

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Townsend,

Saturday evening when. Mrs.
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Wed. - Thurs. July 7-8
John. Derek Barbara. Rush
“Prince Of Pirates”
Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.
Fri. - Sat. duly 9 - 10
Jack Hawkins. Virginia McKenna,

“The Cruel Sea’

Shows at Zand.9:10 p.m.-¢.

honor of Mrs. Ivy Riley and Mr.

take place shortly.

Mrs. H. Bate entertained’

Barrie Hill, whose marriage is to

The rooms were decorated with
pink and white streamers, white
bells and large vases of spring
flowers. Mrs. Wade

big worries that get one ‘down.
It's the “measley” Httle annoy-
ances that’ test one’s endurance.

It's when’ for the umpteenth
[time I- rush to the wicket, only

.to-find that someone really wants

nothing. ‘They are merely killing

.| time reading the.year old posters

we have pinned up, or worse
still they are just checking to
see how long it takes me ‘to
drink a cup of tea, I'll bet no
one drinks more cold tea than I
injdo. = *
Sstiu I kind of like the job, and
it is only upon occasion I feel
abused.

These occasions fortunately
come few and far ‘between, If

people would only be more care-

Mrs. Riley with a of pink

Mon. '- Tues.. ©” July. 12 -.13

Bob Rope. Joan Fontaine

‘Casanovas Big Night’
Shows. at 7.and 9 p.m.

j nation. boutonniere.

and-Mr. Hill- with a-car-

Contests, music and dancing
were enjoyed by the guests, Win-
ners were Mr, and Mrs. R. Hors>

July'14 - 15
Will. Roger Jr. Jane. Wyman
‘Story Of Will Bowers’

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.
Fri. - Sat. July 16 --17

Donald O'Connor Lori Nelson
and Francis, in

will, H. Bate and K. Rigby.
A

served by the hostess. The table
was covered with linen ‘cloth,

tapers in silver holders,

buffet lunch, was
centred with silver. baskets of
pink peonies, flanked by blue

After lunch Mrs. Townsend ex-
tended congratulations and best

wishes to the honorees and pres-
ented them with a gift from the
assembled guests. Mr... Hill ex-
pressed sincere thanks and the
happy: evening closed with the
singing of “For They ‘are Jolly
Good Fellows. a

- “Francis Goes To

°
Westpoint’
Shows at 7- and. 9 p.m.
Mon.,- Tues. July.19 - 20
Alec Guinness Jack Hawkins
Anthony, Steel *

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BEAUTY
SALON

Next to Credit Union

sai “S }
Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Open Tues. to Sat.

“The Malta Story”

Shows’ at 7 and 9 p.m.

Wed. - Thurs.’ "July 21 -22
Peter, Graves Andrea King
“Planet Mars”
plus :

Dennis O'Keefe. Coleen. Gray

“The Fake’’
Shows Wed. at 6:30 and 9:15 .
*. Shows’ Thurs. ‘at 7 and 8:25

Fri. -' Sat... July .23 - 2%
Red Skeleton in

“Half A’ Hero”

plus

Fun Filled Frolic
Season’s Finale For
Robson Brownies Sal. -

The Robson Brownies ended
another season of activity in gala
fashion Saturday with a fun-

Stars and Pins to the Robson

Brownies stated incorrectly that

Mrs, H. Hyson made the present-

ation, The stars and pins were
i by Mrs. H, Jot

filled get-together. Rades were
run, prizes were won and awards
were distributed for attendance
and other qualifications,

Due to wet grounds, the lunch
was served in the Robson Hall by
Mrs. H. Johnson; Tawny Owl
Mrs. Duncan and Brown Owl

Mrs, D, Adshead. |

After lunch the group went for
a short hike up the mountain, On
their return, they enjoyed movies
shown by Mrs. Johnson including
scenes of Quebec and Saskatche-

Castlegar May Day celebration.
CORRECTION — Last week's

ful what they send through the
mail everything would be just
Peachey,
“But when a cast iron frying
pan comes unwrapped in the
mail and you dump it out on your
pet corn, it proves almost. too
much. All will be well however.
when -my safety boots arrive, At
least I will be partially equipped
to hold down a job in the local
Post Office. .

It is amazing how easy. it is to
do anything once you get the
Hiang of it, and try often enough.

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