CASTLE NEWS

THUR. JUNE 16TH, 1949.

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ST.RI'4°S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
Second Sunday after Pentecost:
Catholic Women's League Communion Ssun-
day - Sunday Masses 8:50 & 11 o'clock; -
at Kinnaird Community Hall 10 o'clock.
Religious Instruction Classes Wednesday
Friday and Saturday.
aca Satie Saturday evening 7350-8350.
Sacned Heart Devotions Friday 7250-
Rosary & Benediction Sunday 7:50.
’ Rev. Jos. Be Barnes, P.P.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, KINNAIRD .
Services to be held in Community Hall
_ every lst and Srd Sunday at 4300 PoMe
Rev. Allan Farris, M-A-, Preacher.

LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES _
Bervices to be held in ghitany Churth
every lst and 3rd Sunday at 2380 PoMo

GOOD TIDINGS GOSPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
70:00 A-M. Coronation Hall; Gospel Ser-
vice every Sunday; 4:00 PM Parish Hall.
Nondenominational — All welcome.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE . ;
Friday Nite — YePe 8300 PeMo
Sunday Nite - 7330 PeMo
You are cordially invited to attend.

THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

Rev. J. T. Horricks, BeA. 5.T.M-
Robson - 11:00 AeM.

Castlegar - 8:00 P.M. (Note change of

time.
COME AND WORSHIP.

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ON HOLIDAYS»
CLoseD ‘TIL

JUNE 279

Dr. A. Waldie has arrived to take up
duties in Castlegar as resident Doctor
of the C. 8. Williams Clinic.

Waldie took his internship in the
Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton.
tne son of A. R. Waldie of Trail.

M. Demeo completed thirty-four
years work for the O.Me& 8. Co. when
he came off shift yesterday. Mr. De-
meo started to work on "The Hill® in
1915.

We wish him many happy years of re-
tired life.

‘Mr.& Mra. HeHeHorne Left today for a
vacation at Vancouver and Victoriac

[CASTLEGAR ELECTRIC
MAKE THIS YOUR REPAIR SHOP AND GET
THAT IO, WASHING HACHINE OR IRON
FIXED UP. ;
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. “
ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND LIGHT
FIXTURES WITH PRICES. TO SUIT.

CARD OF THANKS

Sincere thanks to our friends, rela-
tives and neighbours for their kind-
“ness and sympathy and very peautiful |
. floral tributes in our recent bereave-
ment and loss of our dear husband and
father. 2
Special thanks to Rev. Horricks for
kind consoling wordse

Mrs. So Appleton & Son, Charles.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR:  .
(COPY OF LETTER TO THE HON. LIONEL
GHEVRIER, MINISTER OF TRANSPORT,

OTTAWA, CANADA).

At a public meeting held at Deer Park
on June 4, 1949, the following names —
Patrick Romaine, C. A. Crockett, and
Albert A. Phelps - were elected by
unanimous vote to represent the citi-.
zens of Deer Park in all matters con-
cerning the maintenance and develop-
ment of steamer service and transporta-
tion on the Arrow Lakes. :

By unanimous vote the residents of
Deer Park expressed their opposition to
proposals by the C.P.R- to abandon the
Arrow Lakes service by turning the same
over to other interests who propose to
operate a limited service on the Upper
and Lower Lakes and to discontinue ser-
vice between Needles and Nakusp. .

We, the undersigned, on, behalf of the.
residents and taxpayers of Deer Park;~-~.
wish to bring to your attention the
fact that. should this service be dis-
continued, our means of livelihood
would be seriously impaired. .

(Cont'd on P.3)

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"NOW THAT THE WEATHER'S HOT
WHY NOT STOP AND HAVE A POP?"

CHEVRON GASOLINE - R-P.M.LUBRICA-
TION — DOMINION TIRES - WILLARD
BATTERIES.

“RADIOS OF ALL TYP.

ES.
ONE ONLY WASHING MACHINE FOR THAT
SUMMER HOME - §39-50

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LET US SERVICE YOUR CAR*TO AVOID
COSTLY REPAIRS.
_ WELDING. 8 AcM. to-S P.M.

‘ MEITER TO EDITOR (Contd From P.2)

“Helen Shewchuk, Nettlie Brodman, Joy

‘ward Island this week, where they will

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CASTLE NEWS

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THUR. JUNK Lorn, 1v4y.

Marketing facilities regarding. fruit
(main industry) would be nile —

This condition would make our posi-
tion hopeless.as we are entirely de-
pendent on this C.P.Re service for
emergency, mail, transportation and
supplies.

Signed) Patrick Romaine, Sec-, CoA.
Crockett, A. A. Phelpse

_Mre. Carl Brodman and Mrs. Ray Mo-
Iver were co-hostesses at a delightful
miscellaneous shower held at the home
of the lattere Games played were won
by Mra. Re Se Couch, Miass..Helen Oleski
and Miss Adeline Baker.*™~ y beautiful
gifts were presented to the guest of
honour, Miss Anne Shewchuk, a future
pride, ina ae | decorated doll
cripe Miss ewchuk expressed her
gfatitude in a short speech, after whic
dainty refreshments were served.
Guests included Mesdames Ne Defoe,
J. Lawson, Le Watson, Be Trussler, P.
Shewchuk, Le Ve Campbell, M. Gallo, Je
Sutherland, Oleski, Margaret Trussler,

Defoe, Mary Gall, Annabelle Zoobkoff,
Adeline Baker, Marlies Brodman.

Mr. Le Fitzimmons and Mrs. Jo Rud-
land, of Castlegar, and Mr. Jo Griffin,
of Trail, leave to motor to Prince Ed-

visit relatives and friends.

BEGINNING JUNE 14TH, OUR
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE WILL CLOSE AT
12:00 NOON ON SATURDAYS, BUT WE
rer REMAIN OPEN ALL DAY ON WEDNES- (|

DON'T LET DRY WEATHER GET YOUR
GARDEN - WE HAVE 1, 2 & 3 PLY HOSE,
SPRINKLERS, SPRINKLER HEADS, HOSE
MENDERS, HOSE FAUCETS, ETO.; AND IF
YOU BEAT THE DROUGHT, DON'T FORGET,
THE BUGS ARE HUNGRY. WE HAVE A COM-
PLETe LINE OF SPRAYS AND INSECTI-

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FATHER'S DAY
SUGGESTIONS:

PEN & PENCIL SETS -
BILLFOLDS
TIE SETS
CIGARETTE LIGHTERS
CIGARETTE CASES
ELECTRIC SHAVERS
SIGNET RINGS
RADIOS - WATCHES.

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WHERE

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FATHER’ 8 DAY, JUNE 19TH, COMES THIS SUNDAY.
CHECK HIS STOCK OF SHIRTS, PAJAMAS, TIES, HATS, SLIPPERS
AND -80X. ‘

WE HAVE THEM ALL IN QUALITY MERCHANDISE.

YOUR DOLLAR BUYS DOLLAR VALUE.

The eepuier monthly meeting of the
Lillian Killough Chapter Ie0-D.E. was
held on Tuesday eve eg with the
Regent, Mre. A. To. Horswill, presiding
and 18 members in attendance. Follow-
ing the opening ceremony, Mrse Hors-
will introduced a visitor, Mrse BE.
Argyle of Victoria, to the memberse
Business arising from the minutea. and
correspondence was dealt with priefly.

The guest speaker for the evening,
Mro Jo Dalziel, was introduced by the
Regent. Mr. Dalziel spoke on the
aims and functions of the KeRoG.-'s
and reported that $5,000 had been dis-
tributed in this district in the past
three years. He said that 20% of their
funds were given to National Charities
amounting to $1675. They had financed
local sports and given grants to li-~
bpraries and other worthy projects.
Their welfare work was now being hand-
led by the I.0.DeE. through a grant.
for this purpose. Mrse De. Magee moved
a vote of thanks to the speaker for
his interesting remarks.

The Regent continued her report of
the Provincial Convention, giving
highlights of the meetings and refer-
ring to the Junior Ohapters' delegates
who attended.

Reports of the convenors of the var-
4ous committees for the May 24th cele-
bration were heard and the Regent
thanked all committees and members who
helped to make the event (Cont -P.4)

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