We still have a limited .
‘supply of Grade A Evis.

TURKEYS
10-14 Ibs., Ib: 49c
BROILER TURKEYS
by nee, B86

ROYAL ROCK TURKEYS
18 Ibs. and up, Ib., ... 39c

GEESE, Ib. .. 59c

TRAY PACK FRYING CHICKEN
EACH .. . 98e

Ready to Serve Whole or Half

GARLIC RINGS
3 for a8e

Mixed Nuts Ib.....49e
PEANUTS, fresh, Ib., ......... 29c¢

We still have a good supply of
MANDARIN ORANGES

Box $1.89 Bal.

$3.69

Brussel Sprouts 2 Ibs. 49

Tomatoes tube .....25

Lettuce, crisp, Ib. .. 19.

Cucumbers, each ... 19
Radishes, 2 bchs. :.. 19
Green Onions, 2 for 19

CELERY
Ib. 15¢

POTATOES
10 Ibs. 39c

.100 Ib. SACK ...... $2.99

BURNS
paincemect

Mm bulk, ib., stteetseeabenens

: OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberry Sauce

GRANULATED

MALKIN‘S

Cream Corn

Low Price!...High Quality «

S\SOLO 2bs.49c

MARGARINE

, GAVIN B. STEWART.

‘ CROWN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Extends

TO ONE AND ALL

The _ Compliments i
2 if thi &

Here's a Gift for Hubby —

It's a Bargain at $3.00!

* ‘vhatourer Sun Columnist

OTTAWA — ‘Ladies! Are you
wondering what to give hubby for
his,.birthday? How, about a sub-
scription to Hansard? A real bar.
gain — only three bucks for the
dally outpourings of the political
brains of the nation on such fas-
cinating topics as wheat, hanging,
hog prices, inflation, uranium and
unemployment.

Hansard will keep hubby up-
to-date on national affairs. De-
finitely non-salacious literature,
Expurgated (the PM didn’t tell
the Speaker to sit down). Con-
ains all the latest cliches. Hum~
orous passages clearly indicated

: (Some hon. members: Oh, oh"),

useful for

sufferers,

From Hansard a rough-dia-
mond hubby can absorb some of
the social niceties — like how to
tell a man he’s a Mar, without ac-
tally calling him one. For example,
on Jan. 18 Liberal, leader Pearson
quoted a passage from a Diefen-

|. baker speech, “What," he asked

rhetorically, “can one say about
such a false and indeed malicious

MALKIN‘'S ASSORTED

PEAS

6.tins .................. $1.00

CHRISTIES.,

Party Thins

2 phgs., . 06... - eee eee ee GBC

NABOB

McCORMICK’S

May the spiritual inspiration of -

Selly Powders _irheese Snackers |

heyy ee ee eae vais es

CATELLI KRAFT

SPAGHETTI Cheez Whiz

2-15 oz. tins .....:........ 29¢ 8 1 Ib. jaro... cee. G9e

ALPHA

-Creamed Honey
2 Ib. carton .............. 59e

SEA HAUL

Smoked Oysters

WESTLAND

Ice Cream .
Half Gallon ..............

NOLA

SHRIMP

tin. os. erie eee. 4e

FROZO ROBINSONS

Stuffed Olives.

6 oz. jar ..... 2.2... 490

Frozen Peas
2 Ibo bag. oa ee 898

FRASER VALE FROZEN
. Strawberries

STUART HOUSE

Foil Wrap

18 in, roll .... 00.2... eee

Peperoni Sticks
pack, i Bie

' KOOTENAY

Ginger Ale

12 qt. Btls. ... att 99 Plus Deposit

FREE

1962 CALENDARS

SEVEN. UP

Qts., 3 for ... $1.00 plus deposit

and a

“Hees = Year

TO ALL, OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS

_ WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES

PRICES EFFECTICE
UNTIL NEW YEARS

Day bring you much j joy.

ICE CREAN, Westland half gal. wae 59 F
JELL© POWDERS, Nabob, 5 pkgs. . 25¢ 5
CHRISTMAS CANDY, 3, 39c pkgs. . 89c
GRANBERRY SAUCE, 2, 15 oz. tins. 45c

GINGER ALE, (2 qt. case ...... $1.99

Plus Deposit

TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz. 3 tins .... $1.00 3
LETTUCE, 2 large heads, ....... 28¢ 3

POTATOES, 10 Ibs., meteors
. GARLIC RINGS, 3 for bens

HAMS, ready to eat, half or whole Ib. 55¢ #3

&| day when he clipped on some ice

OPEN SUNDAY DECEMBER 24 ‘till 5 p.m.

Central Trading

KIB RD 6, B.C,

mC HUCK’S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

FINER FOODS FOODS

ESTES on |

_ SAP ORANGES, 2 bois, weceaee $08
“HAMS, half or wholo, tb, ....:-... 55¢
GURDS GINGER ALE, 2 for ....... 55¢

_ TURKEY, 10-18 le seaveise cei: BBG.
Over 18 [hs,, Ib, .....-........ 396

- GHRISTIES RITZ, 16 O25) 0-0 ~ 396:
 CHODOLATES,2 rs hon fees re es -. $248

I hope we shall hear
no more of these stupid and false
allegations made to selected aud-
fences. for political purposes and
which have no truth behind them.”

‘With 265 regular and spora-
dlc contributors, Hansard special.
izes in presenting opposing points
of view. And rarely are the con-
ficts more intriguing than when
they involve hon, gentlemen of the
same political .persuasion., Greek,
meeting Greek, as it were,

“Thus on Feb, 24, J, 0.” Vi
Horne, Tory from New Brunswick,
took ‘Issue ‘with Robert Mécleave,
Tory from’ Halifax:

“I am’ not, going to put up
with this tomfoolery," said:.Van
Horne, “Thete is no horse sense in
what. you say, and there will be
no dog dancing as long as I am
here, nor will I permit you to ob-
atruct the rights of people in my
riding.”

golng to pursue this.

Van Horne: “You had better
not, because you're all wet.”

McCleave retired in some con-
fusion, no match for the peppery,
outspoken New Brunswicker who,
a few days earller, had accused the
government of reneging on its
election promises,

“We sold the Canadian people
bill of goods,” he told delighted
Grits and furlous Tories, “We w}ll
all be kicked out in the next
election if the government doesn’t

* *

Often in Hansard a simple
truth is propounded like a Py-
thagorean postulate — the mark.
of the polished politician. One
such was put on the official re-
cord by Arnold Peters, socialist:

“A hen may lay a Grade A
-Large egg one day,” he sald sol-|
emnly, “a Grade A Medium egg

the third day.”

If hubby is- intrigued by the
idiosyncrasies of domestic fowl,
that verity alone might well be
worth the subscription price.

Bill Reed in
Coast Hospital

A man who was a candidate in

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1961

Social Notes from

Kinnaird

McCleave es “Lam not z

the next day, and a Grade B egg

Mra, J, Kaufman, Phono 385-5488
‘The Kinnaird Improvement So-
Cloty Hall was filled to near cap-
acity for the Christmas concert of
the kindergarten pupils under the
direotion of the Gisters of Atone-
Bere on Bi \y afternoon,
youngsters delighted . the
ions Bgudience of .parents and
friends with a harmonious display
of thelr natural talents in singing,
timely ‘recitations sand. bits of in-
formal * wisdom.” ‘prayer to’ the
Christ. Child wass followed by. the

;{ndppy: birthday.song in the final
4 | Nativity scent in\which two carols

were. sung, Sleep) Holy Babe ‘and
Silent Night...
Darkehaired os “Fluery' dir-
ected the rythym: ind, each mem-
Lise capes. Ta-
4 to;
Mark Bharwood, - Gregory Richards,
Paul Haltlin, -Harry Haley, Kim
O'MorroW,:: Kathy: Fields, | Karen
lene “MaclInroy, Stevie
Warford, ‘Debts: Ruat, Kim Saw-

Little Partners: included Tony
Borge, Paul Stewart, Harry- Loe

‘The Star Drilt: of dlue and sil-
ver costuming was performed by
Debble Rust, Elizabeth Rush, Mi-
chelle Guimont, Cormier

and Mrs. Lambert are looking for-
ward to the arrival of Miss Barbara
Nisley of Spokane this weekend,
while arriving at the Lambert home
from Nelson will be Mas, Lambert's
mother, Mrs, A. Aduddell, for the
festive season,

Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Westgate
ond family take thelr departure
for Kelowna about the 28th, They
will be missed hy: thelr many

friends in Kinnaird, .

A Obristmag: party was held for
the.combined circles of the United
‘Church WA this week in the Chur.
ch hall, Approximately 46 ladles en-
joyed. a. soclal..and ,exchange of
gitts, Snack type food capped a
pleasant eyening.

Arriving here this week to spend
‘Christmas with Mr, and Mrs, Guy
Guido is thelr son-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr, and-Mrs. Jim Haight;
Joan Guido who is attending school
at the coast and Mark Guido from

. 1

FUNERAL NOTICE

WASYLYK, in the Castlegar and
District Hospital, ‘December 20th,
Peter of Kinnaird ,aged 82 years,
Beloved husband of Helen. Requiem

High Mass will be sung by Rev.
Father Zubek in St, Rita’s Church
Saturday, December 23 at 10 am.
Interment In Park Memorial Cem-
etery, Castlegar Funeral Home: in

Rehekah Lodge
Has Xmas Party

beknh Lodge held thelr regular

meeting Monday evening in the Pa.

rish hall with nobel grand Mrs, L.

Morey presiding,

At the close of the meeting the
enjoyed a 0!

The members of Kingarson Re- |

charge of

ora .

ua

—SERVICES—
JUST A DIAL AWAY

TRADES PEOPLE

Bave time and: money. We have a

Party
with a delicious pot-lucle supper and
exchange of gifts. The hall was de-
corated with a Christmas tree and
fir boughs,

and Marilyn Dally.
‘Hobby Horse Drill of

elght boys nd included Russell Ro-
berts, Robert Knutson, Paul Hatlin,

Duncan Crawford, Jimmy Hutchin-
son and Gene Goreski,

Plano accompaniment was sup-
Plled by Miss Elaine Ady while
four selections of accordlan music
were given by Bduno Grifone dur-
ing interests, |

‘The Cathowe Women's League |}

met in the Kindergarten for a short
‘business session and to enjoy their
annual Christmas party.

In charge of the entertainment
tor hte evening were Mrs. G. A.

party included many contest win-
ners. A happy evening was climaxed
with an exchange of gifts,

ee 6

Mr, and‘ Mrs, Jack Collinson
will arrive Saturday from Vancou-
ver to spend Christmas week with
Mrs, Collinson's- ‘parents, Mr, and
Mrs, J, H, Marcellus.

Mr. and Mrs. John Soberlak of

's recent elec-

tions Js in a Vancouver hospital

#2 | following an accident at his home

on Sunday.

W. H, (Bill) Reed was taken
to Vancouver by car on Monday
following an accident here on Sun-

ae land hurt his back,

John Cheveldave
Dies at. Vancouver

A former Castlegar resident,

=| John P, Cheveldave, died In Van-
Sj) couver on Tuesday.

He is survived by five daugh-
ters: Mrs, Mary- Negrieff, Mrs,

4) Martha Osachoff, Mrs, Verna De-

moskoff, Vancouver, Mrs, Pauline
Zibin, Penticton, and Mrs, Nota
Plotnikotf, Castlegar.

The body will repose at the
Castlegar’ Doukhobor Hall starting
today. Funeral arrangements will
‘be announced later by the Caatle-
gar Funeral Home,

No Roaring 20s
In-the Kitchen

The “Roaring 20's” may be en-
dJoying a big revival in fashions and
home furnishings but most women
draw the Une at the kitchen, door.
And small wonder! What wom-
an would willingly’ give up’ her
automatic range, washer-dryer com_
bination, no-frost refrigerator and
air conditioning syatem? These are

homemaker of much of the drud-
gery that was once part and parcel

|| of running a‘ home,

are
Vancouver Sati

er
mas holidays. They: will: visit their
parents Mr, and Mra, Pete Sober-
Ink of Kinnaird and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Dunlop of Castlegar.

Home for Christmas, too, is
James Kaufman who arrived from
‘Halifax by plane on the 19, This is
James’ third Christmas in the Ca-
nadian Navy and the first’Christ-
mas leave obtainable, His holiday
ties In with an extention of several
‘weks to spend with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Justin Kaufman, Nicole
Warrle and Becky.

Mr, and Mrs, KE. M. Spence left
Monday for Kimberley where they
plan to spend Christmas with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Perrin and family, ©

The Spences were just home
from a trip to Vancouver where
they visited thelr son and family,
Mir, and Mrs. R. G. Spence. This
visit was followed by some time
‘spent in Salmon Arm with another
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ane
Mrs, Eugene Spence and family."

Expected home for the holidays

from her studies at

BSAMSONOFF — To Mr, ond
Mrs. Fred Samsonoff of Shoreacres,
Dec, 16, a daughter,

office. for your use, If
your office Is located in your home,
contact us about low rates for using
our office and phone.

We lst help fo you,

Don’t be late for work.
PERSONAL SHOPPER:
Sit home and let us do your shop-

ing for you,

— To Mr, and Mr. ios HOURS oa bes aed

WILSON
Clifford Wilson of Castlegar, Dee.

SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM

Ted Swendson - Jim Noble
or

ee Motors Ltd.

CASTLEGAR

Kinnaird C Coffee. Bor.
” SERVICE

EACH WEEK WE GIVE AWAY A
FREE TANK OF

CHEVRON GASOLINE

All you have to do Is fill In your name and phone number
at the bottom of this ad, clip it out, and drop it in the special
container at our station.

GET YOUR NAME IN NOW

Name

DRAWING AT 6.00 pm. Saturday
And while your in to place your slip in the con-
tainer take a look around the store for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

TOYS - CANDIES - NOVELTIES - DECORATIONS

Last wee's winner DONNIE GRAY, Kinnaird — ticket was
_ drawn by Mrs, O, Brommeland.

pital in Lethbridge; Miss Maureen
Lambert from St Paul's School of
Nursing, in Vancouver; and Pat
Lambert who is Yorkshire Insur-
ance at the coast, studying in Char-

family at home for Christmas, Mr.

some of the modern gas-fueled con. |\
| veniences that have relleved the

” Peter Wasylyk.
Passes on Wed. .

Peter Wasylyk, 82, passed away
at his home in Kinnaird yesterday
mortiing. Funeral arrangements are
to be announced by the Castlegar
Funeral Home,

*

CASTLEGAR PUBLIC LIBRARY ‘

‘The Library will be closed for the Christmas
holidays from Dec, 23 to Jan. 4..

Effective Jan. 4, the. Library will be open on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. -

“ANNUAL MEETING AT 8 P.M. ON
JAN. 9 IN THE LIBRARY.

Xe

PAST & PRESENT SHHS
Grads Remember Your

HOME COMING

DECEMBER 26th
Basketball Games
S.H.H.S. GYM FROM 7 - 10 P.M.

Adults 50c Students 35¢
EVERYONE WELCOME _

DANCE
KINNAIRD IMPROVEMENT. SOCIETY HALL
: - FROM 10 p.m. to ?
MUSIC BY THE HI NOTES
Couples $1.25 Stag 75c
Grads: & Partners Only

‘wind

AEA

PERE UEEPCEE RESORTS]
BOB’S
PAY'N TAKIT

@ Brussel Sprouts.
@ Swoot Potatoes

READY TO EAT
HAMS

55¢ |b.

RINGS
3 for $1.00

LB.

29c

ASSORTED
Lunch Mects
5 pkgs. $1.00

3 Ib. tin 99¢
(2 OTS.
‘Ginger Ale
$1.99
OT. CIN.
Egg Nog

“PALM DAIRY”
49c

* Fresh ae in Stock”

DEVON BRAND

TURKEYS

“16 TO 18 LBS.”

39c ib.

OPEN THURS. & FRIDAY
FROM 9 A.M. TILL.9 PM.
CLOSED SATURDAY
AT 5.30 P.M.

Merry Xmas