CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 20, 1959

FRIDAY AUGUST 21ST. 9 A.M.

Prices Effective Friday and Saturday August 21st and 22nd

Progressing with a progressive communily, Kinnaird’s most up-lo-date, self-service groceteria. Completely remodelled, the Cut Rate
Groceteria is now open to serve vou beller. To all who have stood by us during our extensive alterations we offer our sincere thanks,

F-R-E-E 1 Ib. ROOSTER COFFEE to first 25 customers each morning
F-R-E-E POP and ICE CREAM for everyone visiting our new store

ORE CUP ANDYOULLSEA | FIREE DRAWING
ROOSTER BOOSTER| @N SAT. NIGHT

FOR A BOY'S or GIRL’S
ccm BICYCLE

PICK UP YOUR ENTRY BLANK WITH EACH POUND
OF

Roosters» Coffee
59 Ib.
CHRISTIES SODAS

Solo MARGARINE
Plain or Salted

2 Ibs 49c| 2 ib. Bor 49c
TOASTMASTER BREAD,

_ BROWN or WHITE = 2 FOR sieeeneen Be

EROZEN MEAT PIES: each 2... eee ees e eens DQC

FROZO SWEET TENDER - '
FROZEN PEAS 2°°39C

FRESH, SUGARY SWEET WATERMELON, Ac ib.
No. 1 POTATOES ‘a Bae

BAG

Kinnaird Cut-Rate Groceteria~

FREE DELIVERY . DAILY. To CASTLEGAR and KINNAIRD FOR YOUR CONVIENCE
FOR SERVICE | PHONE 3261 . OPEN 9AM 70 gPH DAILY.

Ca rnation
ee 6MILK

48 TALL TINS $6.99 per case
6 tins 93¢
TOPS

DOG & GAT FOOD =
10 - 15 oz. Tins

_ 99¢
‘PURITY FLOUR

$1.49 |

MONARCH -

ASSORTED
CAKE MIXES

15 Oz. PACKAGES

9c each

SELECT um rem PICNICS
39c per pound

Ne 61) WIENERS
PER LB svseseseveeeseeeeeee+ D5e

SELECT salt. LARD *i°

SMOKELESS
aaGay | BEST. CUT
, We Sul Sal
‘Rod er Biue Labet | TENDER POT ROASTS

Heals BEEF Lb. 39c

STEAKS 2008 or sion per Ib. 79c
PREM, 3 ms $1.00

SWIFT'S

_We Reserve
The Right
To
Limit Quantities

WE.
HAVE MANY
OTHER
-IN STORE
.. PROMOTIONS

Advantage
Of These
AMPLE PARKING § SPACE Specials

Come and Take

Castlegar Happenings|

Recent guests of Mrs. H. E.
Murray have been” her sister,
Mrs, E, Locking of Vancouver,

A and Mr,, and Mrs, George Daw

of North Surrey, Mrs, Daw is a
niece of Mrs. Murray. Presently’

a}, with her for a brief stay. are Mr.

and Mrs, Jack Sagéi and their
two children from Terrace, B.C,

Sager is another niece of
Mrs, Murray.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Toogood with
Roger nd Glen have just returned
from a-tenday campig trip to
Portland, Oregon, where they vis-
ited with Mrs, Toogood’s parents,

| Mr, and Mrs, David Irving.

Among those teachers retur-

ning to the district from
School are Miss Maureen Lip-
sett, Miss Mildred’ Raine, and
Miss Helen Gleboft.

Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Read
and Peggy of Trall were: Sunday
guests at the home of Mrs, Read's
parents, Mr. and Mra, Tack Kile
loug! ni

Mr, and Mrs, Otto Anderson
and family, with Mr, and Mrs,
J. Popoff and family left last
Friday for a camping trip to Spo-

kane, Washington.

‘ Visiting briefly at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, F, A. Hostetter
last Friday wete.Mr, and Mrs,
‘E, Duffield and Sharna of Pin-
cher Creek, Alberta,

Mr. and Mrs, M. H, Ford have
returned from Victoria where

are all BSR. built.

y We are again fully’ stocked with record players.

f the popular price line $29.95 single player to $149.50
iq

+

1

automatic portable: stereo.Our middle priced record players -

they

thelr son Jack trees HMCS, Yen
ture, He has attained the rank of
Acting Sub-Lieutenant, and af
ter a month’s leave here with his
Parents, will go on to Centralia,
Ontarlo for a special sly weeks
course, The graduation festivities
included a cocktall all party and lun:
cheon aboard H.M.CS, St. Laur-
ent, as well ‘as the colorful yet
solemn graduation exercises,

Miss Valerie Hesketh is a
patient’ in the Castlegar and Dis-
trict hosp!ital.

Weekend guests of Mrs. Ar-
chic Ferguson were Mr, and Mrs,
R, C, Eakin and son George of
North Surnaby. Mrs, Eakin is a
sister of Mrs. Ferguson.

Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Devitt
had as guests last Friday Cor-
poral and Mrs, j dace Payne and

of Mrs,

ELEC and F

RICK'S

finest components available — In a wide range of colors
and sizes,

Lack After Your Records
Records Caddies & A

w are made of the

Payne's sister, Sars E, Johnson
and her daughter Chrissy of Na-
kusp, and their mother, Mrs. V.
Coulter also of Nakusp,

Mr, and Mrs, W. Easton have
had as their guests their son-in-
law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs,
‘Wayne Mackenzie and three child-
ren from Alert Bay, B.C,

's. N. Churches isa patient

In the Lake hospital,

Nelson.
‘Dr. and Mrs, J, B, Hall are

CAKE MIX, Robin Hood familv size, .............-- 296
COFFEE, Nahob,lb., :........0ceeseeeceeeeeees 696
ROAST BEEF, blade removed, Ih. ............... 556
SWIFT'S PREM DEAL, 3 for............0.....+. 996
BAGON, side sliced th, ............0eece-02-+ 40

Trischuck’s |

KINNAIRD,

B.C.

Kinnaird to Have
Full-Time Clerk

The Village of Kinnaird is to
hire a full-time village clerk who
Srill start is duties: on. Jan, 1,

eee the request of ; council,
part-time clerk P, A, Smibert has
Mready stayed on the;fob twice
when he’ wanted to resign said
village chairman Carl Loebllch,
ir, Loeblich said the job of
village clerk is at the stage where
it isn’t quite a full-time job but
is fay more than a parttime
job. He noted that a clerk must

WEDDING

Jardine — Beck

A pretty wedding took place
in the Castlegar United Church
on Aug, 8 when Alice Mary Ann
‘Beck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
K, A. Ross of Castlegar, became
the bride of Mr. David George
Jardine, son of Mr, and Mrs. A
Jardine of Kaslo.

The church was decorated
with white gladiolas and offl-
clating clergyman was Rev. H.

1g music was play-

now take a
dence course in municipal admin.
istration when he is appointed.

The village chairman Is to
pursue the matter further and is
to find a man who will start on
Jan. 1, 1960. Mr, Loeblich said
Mr. Smibert had told him he
would stay on In an’ advisory
capacity until a new man’ Is bro-
ken in,

pome again, after thels holidays.
and Mrs. Pitts spent
the eskond in Calgary, Alberta,

Mrs, S. Walton is in Balfour
for a fow days, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, K. Carlson.

Mr. C. Fraser has returned
to his home in Vancouver after
being the guest here of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Seaton.

Mr, and Mrs. John Dunlop
and Dickie have returned home
after a holiday trip to the Okan-
agan.

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SALE
HARRY’S DRY GOODS

* KINNAIRD, B.C.
SALE TO AUGUST 31
REDUCTIONS IN LADIES
CHILDREN’S AND. MEN’S

WEAR. :
CHILDREN'S T-SHIRTS
2- 6x REG.
ON SALE .
BOYS SUNTAN PANTS
REGULAR ny 50
ON SALE .
LADIES DRESSES: ;
14-22 AT..... see $4.98

in

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{| CONGRATULATIONS TO
Kinnaird Transfer

On the Purchase of a Model 1000 C CASE

_TERRATRAC FRONT-END LOADER

GRESTON, BG. i

- Photo by Pettitt
JACK JONES, salesman for UNIVERSAL -MOTORS LTD. of’ Creston, presents KIN-
NAIRD TRANSFER operator ERNEST GERONAZZO with the keys to this high produc-
tion machine, the Model 1000 C CASE TERRATRAC FRONT-END LOADER.

‘UNIVERSAL MOTORS. UD.

~ Your CASE INDUSTRIAL, DEALER FOR THE KOOTERAYS

He ty Mrs, J, EB. Wallace and
Mrs, E, Kraft’ was soloist.

‘The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father. She wore an
ankle-length gown of white net
over satin with a beaded neck-

pinpointed sleeves and a
shoulder-length veil witha bead.
ed crown. Her flowers were red
carnations,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 20, 1959

Bride's maid was Miss Bon-
nie Refd who wore a dress 0:
blue net over satin with whit
carnations, Best man was Mr.
James Jardine of Kaslo. Usher:
vee Peter Levedoff and D, Ren
ale,

‘kane the bride wore a blue dress

For the reception held in th
basement of the United Church,
the bride's mother wore a blue
dress with beige accessories. The
groom's mother wore a pink and
pails dress with. pink accessor-
es, y

White mums with rese buds
were used on the bride's table
while the three-tier wedding
cake was decorated with pink
rose buds. Telegrams were
read from Mr, and Mrs. T. D.
O'Sullivan and son of Cache
Creek, B.C,

For the wedding trip to Spo-

with white accessories. The new-
ly-wed._ couple will live at Kaslo.
Outoftown guests at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. W.
Duncan and daughters Heather
and Connle of Fruitvale, Mr, and
Mrs, W. Goresky of Montrose,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Forgle-Thomson
of

Mr. and Mrs. J. Jardine and
‘son, Mr, and Mrs. A, Jardine, and
Mr. and. Mrs. C. Pangburn, -all
of Kaslo. .

Gastlegar Airport
Seeks Federal Aid

A grant will be sought from
the federal government for main-
tenance of the Castlegar airpor!

The airport, owned by‘ th
three municipalities of Castlegar,
Kinnaird and Nelson, operated at
a deficit last year and thus i:
eligible for a grant.

The 1958 financial statement

port committee.
of Castlegar is chairman of the

Ald. Edith Van Maarion of Nel-
son.

A better water supply is be-
ing sought for the airport and
three proposals are under study.
These include pumping from the
Columbia river, drilling of a well
and enlargement of the present
system.

Landseaping is planned if
more water can be obtained.

NOTICE
The Castlegar Hotel
DINING ROOM
1s Now Under The
Management Of Mrs.
Mary Pollock
OPEN 6 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Sundays 11 A. M. to
7 P.M.

SASH
AND
DOORS
In All Popular Styles
. @
WINDOW AND DOOR
FRAMES — GLASS IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS
Agents For

Pearson Sashless Win-
dows and All Sealed Units

' CASTLEGAR
SASH AND DOOR
WORKS i

PHONE 3211

2
a

TL pica alco soe

l

10 Ibs. 89c

HineV SIZE VALUES.

Fresh : Fryers
79¢ each

“SWIFT‘S PREMIUM — EXTRA FANCY”
PICNIC HAMS, Ib, .............. 45¢
GOOKED HAMS, gainers, Ib., ...... 59¢
SMOKED BACON JOWLS, Ib.,...... 2T¢
HOME BRAND BACON, slab, Ib., .... 55¢

ROUND STEAK.
“ONLY 73°LB.

— Remember we cut only RED. LABEL, first
grade beef

NA

— SALMON + SMOKED COD - HALIBUT —

MIRACLE wi, 32 oz, .......... 68¢
AGE GREAM, 14 Gal. ............ 69¢
ORANGE DRINK, 48 0z..3 cans, ... $1.00

MARGARINE

“GOOD LUCK BRAND”

ONLY 29° LB.

LARD, Union Brand, 2 ths., ........ 25¢
BUTTER, first Grade, [h., ......... 69¢
LESLIE SALT, Handy Shakes, 2 for, . 235
JEWEL SHORTENING, 3 1b. can, .... 89¢
CIGARETTES, Gin, ............°$3.25

-WATERMELONS
5c LB.

“STRIPPED CALIFORNIA MELONS”

GRAPES, Seedless,. 2 Ihs., waleleti wi 390
SPUDS, 10 Ib. Golfo Bags, sk: -... 39 =
We reserve the Tight to limit quantity

Pay'n Takit |

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