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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C. ° Page 5

CWL Plan Banco For ish Christmas party.

PILLAI ALA, f
pi wed Vet eres Thanks ‘were ‘also extended to

. The News’ Classifieds St. Patrick’s Day dination of candy.
: sigasihe aan ead % : Preliminary plans’ for .a St.

donation of candy. .
An ive lon en-
b : : sued when Mrs, A. Schnell told
FOR SALE — Onc pair of boy's) NOTICE — The Kootenay All Preliminary plans for +a St.
skates, Size 11. ‘Never peat Stars, composed of baskettall Patrick's Day Dance in the Twin ine Hieerh tea oae se. needed woe : ,
/ $4.00, Phone 3741. Mrs, K. And-| players from Castlegar, Ira Rivers Hall, Mare were dis- fi
eta Castlegar. P3-3] Nelson, will mgct the Magrath. |oussed at the regular meeting of RIL ede ody aber en wee WHERE RUTHLESS GUNSLINGER FACED SCREAMING REDSKIN!
: = SORT Alberta, Rockets ‘for two basket-|the Catholic Womens League of Mie Whittaker: “and Mra. Mo: : y Ra sas eds
FOR SALE — Qne. trailer house,| ball games in the Stanley Humph-|st, Rita's Paish at the home of/ ET 0 Mire, Fletcher won the| gi : ‘i ‘ at
: Fully equipped. Apply.C|O Dr.|tles High School “A on |Mrs. R. Whittal ing there| booster prize.
‘ f , . z ee Carney, "RR. 1¢-Nelson. Saturday. Parra an Reserve | Despite the rainy’ evening there Neat eat “3 meeting will ua
hon as 3 -3| tickets at a $1.00 each, are’ On| was a good attendance. Some past) . 1 2
) Hear them at the Theatre Phone 773-R-4,  Piea| flekpie at a § AV, ‘Sporting 5 ts. were d| held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
4 fj ae . Goods, C1-3 and others planned. + |R. Melver with Mrs. b. V, Camp-
LAKESIDE HOBBY “CENTRE FOR SALE es Grain fed: Baby “NOTICE — Castlegar Amateur| Tickets to the St, Patrick's belt an Mrs. R. Melver as _host-
residents of the vicinity feel that) Snow Blower comes into use. Sere and Mrs. Gus Leitner, will re- : i (eeieiins : ya : Peed Co, aa : ca-2/Show | sponsored By ane rane ee Pam at bert ae
the mixing plant the Trail firm| ‘nis convenient machine whose Freieht R ta Hik ceive her prize from J. A. a 5 : Ladies’ Auxiliary, ne 1. u ie fe = ‘hat wot the tickets: Mrs,
fered cree ea onions | a ora ee thdaty ee eet — FOR SALE — Notted Gem/Pota-] BUN ‘howe prises, or, enties |, Metver, ecversing, Ms. v-|Rokson Woman Draws
lon would create a.dust nuisance. | of snow 60 to 80 feet off to the| gaa. re ye oe chool principal, in a special toes, $4.50 per 100 Ibs, Free i i s/R. : ute TC oman :
The commissioners are worried | side, was in operation at the air- Hits Fruit Industry ceremony at the school tomorrow anes z Cee Box 316, .Castlegar. Phone par Se: wills Box 263, Cay Comphetl cmsie. ane D Susp ende i Sentence
also that the village’s source of| port last week, blowing the thick!  sritish Columbia's fruit indus- afternoon. voy = : mas + ce ye nite P3-2 Heaar, ntries close 1 eat Dredident Mie 5. Rysen: tae ei Seen
gravel will be cut off if the ‘rail | snow carpet off the 5,000 ft. thick |try is faced with another serious| 5 A all student, Edward Peter ie ap eat . of eh 3 ‘|tormed the meeting that twol For Rlesault Gharee
company. moves in. ‘The matter |way and taxi eirip. inerease in freight rates which | yior igh won senate os es : Pak tae PRUNE NOW — Fruit ‘recs, |hampers of food had been given Be.

is being ‘referred to the village|. L.. Langpap, Canadian Pacific nior High won second prize in the 7 tact N. Orlesky, i district.
solicitoe. with power to act, Agent at the "field, operates the went into effect at the first of | senior. grades group for this sec- Roses ‘ete, Contac +}to needy families in the district.)’) A West Robson woman was

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.
7 7 —T
$7,000 tractor and blower unit. + .
Tho alsport grader, operated by Gail Leitner Will
. el WB. . :
the anew. ‘oft the. contre Bs “the Receive $100 And
sides in neat windrows, The

Arousing Gpnosition |Gastlogar Airport © {| stower then takes over and sends| Bicycle Tomorrow
? aye the snowy mounds flying off to A cash prize of $100 plus a

The notice of intention current- Peeler she now of yin: ‘the side and out of harm's way new bieyel the Sates pal
: my . cle are the prizes bein
iy appearing in the press, to the| ror snow plows to go into action| clear ey each fresh fall of snow. [Swarded to Miss Gall Ellzabeth
‘s ‘ec! a as jauley are lon roads, highways. and. streets, This is the second winter for|Leitner, who won first prize for : : noe
f etedatict as i ie en piends and snowshovels come into use| tne machine at the Castlegar field, |this section of B.C, in the junior . . ge

the Columbia River "at aioe od on sidewalks and paths. It was provided last winter by|S8t@des group of the 1952 Essay ‘ ! ’ y bad

- Castlegar, has aroused some o} +]. At the Castlegar Airport, how-|Canadian Pacific Airlines and|Contest sponsored by British Col-
Soltis: P| ever, where snow must be remov-|costs of. operation and mainte-|¥mbia’s pulp and paper mills.

ed as quickly as possible to pro-|nance are borne by the Gustlegar|, Miss Leitner, a grade seven

It was reported at Monday’s| vide a smooth service for plane| Airport; Committee, ‘student at the Stanley Humphries

village ing that) landings at all times, the Rotary * | High School and daughter of Mr,

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Thursday, January 15,-1953 -

Snow Shovelling, Done
In Modern Fashion At

Application To Lease

SAVE WITH -
Land For Gravel Pit

Castle Theatre A Thaiftpass

tr.
FOR SALE -— ‘out | roomed
modern’ home with glassed‘ in|:

Castlegar
Sash & Door

PHONE 3211
+ WINDOWS — DOORS -— SASH
STORM DOORS

CABINET MAKING
Free Estimates ° °

JAN. CLEARANCE
oe §-A-L-E.

MACKINAWS tye
Regular $22.95 Sale Price $17.95
HEAVY WORK PANTS :
Regular $14.50 Sale. Price $11.60
UNDERWEAR vas

‘Regular $6.75
DRESS:‘SHIRTS .
Regular $4.50
OVERSHOES

Regular $6:89

Sale Price $6.00
Sale Price $2.50
Sale Price $6.20:

i 0 DISCOUNT on iy mats vane
% to-measure Suit Order with Two
Oo Pairs of Pants ~ ‘
LEEFTNER'S

LIMITED ;

the year. To Winnipeg, the freigh
rate has increased four cents
per box of apples from the Oka-
nagan,

Freight rate on a box of apples
to Winnipeg up to the end of the
year, was 93 cents.per box, Now
it is 97 cents per box.

Soft fruit rates have also gone
up, and now it will cost 61 cents
a box against 56 cents respective-

ly. :

Ninety per cent of soft fruit
hi, from: the O to
Vancouver, now go by truck and
the B.C. Fruit Growers Associa-
tion plans to increase its ship-
ments by truck to prairie markets
in the coming season.

tion of B.C, He and Miss Leitner
were the only winners from the
Kootenays. .

The contest is sponsored by the
Canadian Pulp and Paper -Asso-|'
ciation, Western Division, with
headquarters in Vancouver.

THREE CIVIL DEFENCE
COURSES TO BEGIN

SOON IN KINNAIRD

_ The Kinnaird Civil Defence
is making plans for three train-
ing courses,

The welfare course will com-
mence in Kinnair dsometime dur-
ing the week of January 19, All
women who have already volun-
teered for this course, will be
this week with further

- Random
Reveries
By Vic Misytka

I was a carefree lad once. No
worries, except petty concerns
with my colleagues over trivial-
ities, furrowed my brow. :

My financial picture especial-
ly looked rosy. With what ‘seem-
ed to me the di salary of

information. Any other women
interested may contact Mrs. W.
Jacobson for further details,

A police course is also to be|-
instituted in the near future

after the arrangement of a few
minor details, and an auxiliary
fireman's course, -is being pre-
pared in Trail,

fumes, It was like the Trail smelt-
er in miniature. I made about 20

MITCHELL Transfer and Fuel Lid.
2338 PHONE . 355!

| _ OFFICE — ANDERSON FEED BUILDING

miles per gallon—of oil that is,

The pitiful dregs of my savings
plus ,2 mountainous heap of ob-

eo

$110 per month, I was managing
to salt away three quarters of
that amount. I looked forward to
becoming a well-heeled aristo-
erat in no time flat, I figured 1
could move into Wall Street in
about ten years at the-most.

Then disaster struck, not with-
out my cooperation. I bought ‘a
used car. Now, three years, one
wrecked car and two‘ others
Jater, with a considerably in-
creased salary,-yours truly is well
on the road 'to becoming:a pén-
niless nervous wreck.

__ When the second auto to come
into my possession, was sold, I
swore up and down I'd never buy
another- until I could ‘afford a
new one. Alas, the business of

WESTINGHOUSE °
REFRIGERATORS |

—— id i

At A NEW LOW Price
8 Cubic Feet ........--...-. $299.50
LAUNDROMAT
AUTOMATIC WASHER
$389.50
. Ranges and Appliances

Ss tt
in tin atin dita stip atin atin catia eh gilt, cin atlantis atlanta

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car, ip is like a drug.
Once you've experienced the
thrill, the convenience, the plea-
sure, a car can give, being with-
out one for a few months makes
you forget the misery, the ex-
pense and the heavy responsibili-
ty-a car can be, ,

No doubt all car owners don’t
feel the way I do but perhaps
they haven't had the experiences
that befell me, with used Sprs.
My first automobile was of anc-
ient vintage, one of the first that
General Motors ever gave birth
to. By the time it came into my.
Possession, it had gained a consi-
derable

z » the last of which I am
still “paying off, went into the
keeping of that car on the road.
By the time it was in half decent
running order, I was so disgusted
with such an appalling waste of
money, that I sold the blinkin’
thing, and resolved never again
to buy another car until I had at
Jeast a thousand or so in the bank.
However, the prospect of being
a lifetime .without a car grew
Jess and less attractive. And six
months later I have another car
in my possession, :

is one, a coupe like the other
two, is quite a good car by used
car standards but it hasn't taken
me long to discover it's just as
Productive of misery as the other
two were.

Repair, bills are somewhat Jess,
though. In fact, one garage in
town seemed so concerned over
the lack of business the auto was
giving them, that they made sure
there would be something to re-
Pair, by pushing in the front end
with one of their vehicles.
‘T’wasn’t deliberate of course and
new parts are being sco
Pee 4 uted for,
Despite all this however, it is
very convenient to have a. car.
Yes, I'm giad Ihave one, It's
a wonderful machine for getting
Places quickly. And, well I can’t
save money anyway.

| Spring Footwear”
~~ For CHILDREN -

Sturdy Brown.arid Black Oxfords
and Boots in all Sizes
Made in Lasts especially suited for growing ‘feet

Patent and Brown Straps For Misses

Priced From .
$3.50 to $6.95.
WE STOCK A WIDE VARIETY OF
.L KNOWN BRANDS

Buy ‘at Maddocks Shoe Store where
complete size ranges insure a correct

MADDOCKS

SHOE STORE

. PHONE 3641.

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that its mother factory never
thought of endowing it with. On
the other hand, it had lost an even
greater number of . accessories
that it had been fitted with,
The net result was somewhat
of a monstrosity. Still it ran with
much persuation and I had a lot
of fun with it. So did the garage
men. f i
They recognized the distinctive
rattle and clatter a mile away.

o hide ‘eat
the first warning of its‘noisy pres-
ence. When I would drive up for
repairs of a variety of kinds, the
shop would invariably be closed:
I coaxed the thing into a new
garage one day,’ the inhabitants
of which were fortunate enough
to fave never seen me or my
horseless carriage before, I asked

scratched his head, rolled his
eyes, and looked. at me, the
machine and the oil.

“TI suggest you keep the oil and
change the car,” was his kind ad-
vice. :

When the car became : quite
wrecked.as the result’ of a Tittle
accident, I took his advice and.
traded the remnants on a newer
model of' a different brand —
one of the first eight cylinder
jobs on the road. Four of the eight
cylinders didn't work ,very well,
but I’m!no mechanic: and didn’t
notice; It ‘looked. beautiful from
the outside. So ‘the deal was

closed. and I drove’ my new’ car

home. -My family saw me, drive

and promptly dashed out of their ||

for an oil change. The mechanic |;

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AUTOMOBILE — .
MAINTENANCE... ..

Continuous Maintenance Throughout. the Year on oue
‘ Car or Truck ensures GOOD,:SAFE OPERATION.
Our Garage is equipped with the most modern equipment
and lubricants to ensure that your.car or tricks ‘operates at
“peak efficiency under any condition...

’

> SERVICE WITH COURTESY.

~ Arrow Motors Ltd.

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sun’ porch, “insulated, ‘full «ce-
ment basement with furnace,
On corner three lots with fruit
trees. Apply J, Deans, 6th and
Maple. C3-1

FOR RENT — Location for busi-
ness and residence with garage.
Available January 15. Apply
Fred. Eremenko, C3-1

LOST’ A green suede purse
with’ Alligator Trim at Kin-
naird. Hall. on’ New. Year's Eve.
‘Please return to Castle. News,
Reward. -" zioh PS}

LOST —.Pair of small folding]
scissors. Finder. please’ phone
2151, : - P1-3

WANTED. — :Child’s high chair.
Apply Box 38, Castlegar. P1-3
FOR RENT —. Four roomed house

Gen, Delivery, Kinnaird, B.C.
ee P3-

LEGAL
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPLY TO LEASE LAND

of Nelson, province of British Col-
umbia and situgte in the townsite]
of Castlegar, province of B.C.,
adjoining the eastern boundary
of Block 74, thence cast to the
a

iver (app
300 ft.) '

Ready Mix’ Concrete Co. Ltd., of
Box 194; ‘Trail, B.C, whose occu-
pation: is ?Ready /Mix Concrete,
intends to apply’ for a lease’ of
the following. described. lands:—

Commencing at a post planted
at N.E, corner of Block 74 thence
East 300 ft.; then South 732 ft.;
then West 443 ft.; then northerly

at Robson. Partly
Mrs. G, Hett,; Robson. ~ P1-3

NOTICE — DANCE, ST. PaTS
4) RICK’S DAY,. March 17. Tickets
by invitation only. Reserve yours

to post and
seven acres, more or less, for the
purpose of obtaining gravel.

In the Land Recording District | Combined Day of Prayer

“Take..notice’ that McGauley{come insfor a little while to pray

A vote of thanks was extended
to.Sana Claus and Mrs, R. Flet-
cher for‘their cfforts at the par-

G: 1A Jatt

In connection ;with the world

week of prayer
Thursday, January ‘22nd. .
Chain of Continuous Prayer
St. Alban’s Church, Maple Street
0 a.m. to 5:30 p.m,.

for the world, its neéds and this
New Year

Service Of Prayer

United Church, Fourth Avenue

: 7:30 to 9 p.m,

Meditations on the Lord’s. Prayer
; and intercessjons a

IN CHURCH.

McGauley Ready Mix C
: Co, Lt

now from any CWL member.

* per D. G. McGauley,
Manager.

giver a six months suspended
sentence,in Castlegar police court
Monday by Stipendiary Magist-
rate W.'H. ever after she had
pleaded gull ty to assault occa-
sioning actual bodily harm. ,
Mrs. Beverley Brown at first
entered a plea of not guilty leter
changing toa plea of guilty. Court
costs of $26.50 were charged
against her.

Complainant in the' case was
Mrs, May Flanagan, 1395 McQuar-
rie St., Trail. The case rose after
a’ dispute on a Castlegar street,
December 5, about.11:30 p.m.

M. E, Moran, Castelgar, was
defence counsel and Mrs, Flana-
gan was represented by Douglas
T. Wetmore, Trail.

-Gouchman

Anglican Church
. Sunday, December 18
Castl — 7:30 p.m,

ANNOUNCEMENT

K. RC

The Tth Annual re
GENERAL MEETING

oo" 2-QE THE

Will Be Héld ©
"TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 - 8 p.m.

In The Small Room of the
*. Coronation Hall

SOCIETY

Robson — 11 a.m.

Kinnaird — 4 p.i

The United Church of"
; Canada

Castlegar —
10:30 am. — Sunday’ School.
7:15 p.m, — Hymn Song and
. Service of Worship.

Kinnaird — Bi
Every Sunday at 12:30, Service
.of Worship., ,
Robson.

LIABILITY.
Accident — Sickness
INSURANCE
PHONE. 2921.

| TEAWAN FUEL

FOR THE BEST IN COAL

Office — Arrow Motors
PHONE 4191

arene
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Expedition
nceived By Man!
a MARGUERITE CHAPMAN CAMERON MITCHELL

‘avi Aitter fever » Virgina Merten » Joke Ltel ~ Werris datres
A MONOGRAM PICTURE -

11am. .

First. and Third’ Sundays atl

St. Rita’s. Church
Sunday’ Masses — 8:30 and 11
o’clogk. ‘ é

Sunday devotions — 7:30°p.m.

7:30 p.m. : :
Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.

St. Joseph’s Chapel
Sunday Mass, 10 a.m. :

Confessions, Saturday evening at

ELECTROLUX

Service — Supplies
». *LAKESIDE,
-HOBBY CENTRE

esc by WALTER WURISCH eerie Lesley Seladder aarstia steawee
Shows 6:30 and 9 p.m.

RADIO- .
SERVICE ~

Gospel Hour
* Twin Rivers Hall

Corporation of. the

PUBLIC

Re: ‘Water Rates

Village of Castlegar

NOTICE

HE PUBLIC ARE REMINDED. THAT THE ANNUAL
“WATER RATE OF $27.00 FOR HOUSEHOLDS 1S
AVAILABLE TO AND INCLUDING JANUARY 31, 1953

INCLUDING A SAVING OF 10 PER CENT.

: “Ca. T, HORSWILL,
‘ ‘ 7 Collector.

“FIRST AID CLASSES |

_ FOR, SENIORS.

‘WILL GOMMENCE
“Monday, January. 19

KINNAIRD COMMUN!

Registration Immediatély Prior to Classes.
This Course is open.to all. ~

Castlegar and Kinnaird Residents Ht
16 years of Age and Over ee

ITY HALL — At 7:00 pa

JUNIOR FIRST Ai
‘ WILL CO)

“* Open to all Child

Children Under 12 not.

5 Thursday, January 22+
-IN THE KINNAIRD SCHOOL — At 7 pm..

es A
D CLASSES .
MMENCE.
ren between. 12 and 16?

FEE.

Admitted untess they hold a

Bread 10 am.”
Sunday School — 11:30 a.m,
Gospel Hour — 7:30 p.m.,

Every Sunday -— Breaking of

D ‘ i
B. HUBER
25 years experience
Work Guaranteed

Box 522 Phone 4922
“le BO.

COMMUNITY. BIBLE C)
t

Sunday school,

all ages. .

Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs
days, 7:45 p.m. and Young Peo
ple's . Fellowhip, | Fridays,

All are cordially
these services. 7

a.m, Classes for young people*of|r7

Evening Service, Sundays, 7:30
p.m. A’ service for the family.
Above service in the Legion ‘Hall.

7:30
p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.|||- ~. WEDNESDAY and
Fred E, Woodrow, Columbia Ave,
invited to

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_ HL K. Naruse
«KK. A. Morrow:

=| I , OPTOMETRISTS
Suite 3 — Post Office Bldz.
Hours — 9 a.m. to°5:30 p.m.

SATURDAY :
: For Appointments. Phone
3441, - Mrs, Sutherland or

Presbyterian Church

Sunday at 11:15 a.m,

Services in the Church every

Office Phone 2581 Wed. or,
\ Sat.
ee

D. A. MacKellar, inister

PORTRAITURE

(In Coronation Hall)
noyer and F. Clemo.. ‘
10 am. — Sunday School.
97:30 p.m. —.Evangélistic.

day,.today and forever.”

FULL GOSPEL SERVICE

Co-Workers — Misses J, Pen-

“Jesus: Christ, - the same yester-

and NEWS TYPE |
PICTURES
“At Reasonable Rates

PETTITT

.. Lutheran Services’

Services to be held in Anglican
Church every second and fourth
. >. X ject

PHOTOS

LIGHT LUNCHES

' RIGBY’S

‘CONFECTIONS
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NOVELTIES

MGA presents
WESTWARD §
~ ROBERT TAYLOR
Denise, DARCEL

» Semin Play by CHARLES-SCHNEE * sug) Fran carma’

Dived by WILLIAM A. WELLMAN + Piodertsy DORE SCHARY

Shows at Zand 9pm. = -

-s.’ WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. ---
Van Johnson “| *: Dorothy. McGuire
Ruth Roman | _ Lois Calhern
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° CASTLEGAR, BC... Previous Award

$150 PAYNITE WED.