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CASTLE ‘NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

20,

1952

Caribou and Regent

Heavy Wor
SHIRTS

For Warmth

PL.AIDS and PLAIN
$4.45 and $4.95

The Tdeal Shirt For
Outdoor Working Man

The

BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR
BUYS DOLLAR VALUE

CLOTHING » SHOES

PUBLIC
MEETING
Friday, November 21

Twin Rivers Hall
7:30 p.m.

Free Bridge

Toll Bridge

That Is The Question

The Castlegar Bridge Committee believes a FREE
BRIDGE is the only reasonable solution

EVERYBODY WELCOME

COME — LET US HEAR FROM YOU

SF food sie

SPECIALS itil 22 - 14
Malkin’s BEST COFFEE, { Ib. ...... 94c
Malkin’s RED LABEL TEA, | Ib. ..... 49c
Better Buy Apple and Strawberry
JAM, 4 Ib, tin ................. 736
Little-Dipper-CAKE-MIX,-pkt. ......
Good Luck MARGARINE, 2 lbs for . .
Libby’s TOMATO JUICE, 48-0z. tin .
Libby’s TOMATO JUICE, 20-0z. tin ..
Burns BAKEASY, | Ib. pkt. .....-.

In Our Meat Dept.

_BALOGNA, by the piece, { Ib. ......
WEINNERS, Ib.

Be On Time For Our...
10 O'GLOCK SPECIAL
SATURDAY

CO-OP STORE
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CASTLEGAR

SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

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PHONE 3031

Mrs. A. T. Horswill, President
of the Kootenay Diocesan Wo-
man’s Auxiliary to the Church of
England in Canada, is making her
official visit to the East Kootec-
nay branche\this week. She was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Ramsden, Nelson and left on Sat-
urday morning with Rev. and
Mrs. D. L. Greene, Grand Forks,
for the East Kootenays.

Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Sradford
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brad-
ford and families of Trail, were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Bradford and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Bradford on Monday.

The St. Rita’s C.W.L. and the
Castlegar Columbus Club were
joint sponsors of a get-acquain-
ed card party in the Twin Rivers
Hall Friday evening. Purpose of
the get together was to give an
opportunity to the new priest,
Father Trainor, to meet his par-
ishioners,

Whist was played and refresh-
ments were served by the ladie
First prize winners were: Mr:
Schwartzenhauer and Mr. M. Gal-
lo and consolation awards went
to Mrs. A. Shutek and Leo Bosse.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Taylor and
family have moved to Rossland.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Martini visited
the former's brother and sister
in-law. Mr, and Mrs. S. Martini
last Sunday.

Mrs. T. L. Bloomer has return-
ed from a visit to Vancouver.
Alan Mackereth and Mrs.
Mackereth, Broadwater, spent he
week-end visiting friends in Cas
tlegar and district.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Martini are
planning to visit the latter's
mother Mrs. G. Santer, Nelson, on
Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Horie and
family are visiting in Vancouver

Mr. and Mrs. W. Horning and
son, Tomkin, Sask., are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J
Thiel.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Demeo are
visiting in Nelson.

OO I a a
RENATA TIDINGS

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Renata W.I. Elects Officers

The annual meeting of the Re-
nata Women’s Institute was held
at the home of Mrs. Peter War-
kentin, November 14.

Officers for the new year were
elected as follows: Mrs. Peter
Warkentin, President; Mrs. Isaac
Wiebe, vice-president; Mrs. Tom
Hunchak, secretary-treasurer; and
Mrs. William Hale, Directors,

The standing committee mem-
bers will be announced at the
December meeting.

Th following favorable yearly
report was given: Talks on citi-
zenship, Agriculture and Home
Economics and a_ demonstration
of rug making. Donations were
given to the Xmas school party
and the Solarium for crippled
children in Victoria. A garden
contest was sponsored for the
school children; a booth was built
for the playground and a Power
lawn mower and tool shed was
supplied for the cemetery. -

Money was raised in groups of
four by croquinole tournaments,
whist drives, dinners and a shoot-
ing contest. Weiner booths and
bazaar stalls netted a nice pro-
fit at the 24th. of May celebra-
tion and a homemade quilt was
raffled.

PAY NITE PRIZE WON
Mrs. N. M. Horcoff won $150
at the Castle Theatre Pay Nniie

last night Next week's offer is
still, $150.

SPECIAL

English Hot Water

BOTTLES

REGULAR $1.89

SPECIAL

$1.75
PITTS’

‘Rexall Drug
Open Evenings ~,

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CPR Announce

Christmas Rail Fares

VANCOUVER — Special steam-
ship and rail fares for students
and teachers only, who will be
travelling in the Christmas and
New Year holiday periods, will
be made available by the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway, it has b
announced by H. C. James, gen-
eral passenger agent here. Spe-
cial, reduced round-trip fares
will prevail in the company’s
RPritish Columbia Coast Steam-
ship service between Vancouver
and Vancouver Island, Gulf Is-
lena ports, Seattle, Wash.. and
Westview, and between rail points
in Canada.

Holiday fares for property-ac-

cited students and teachers

1 be in effect from Monday,
December 1, to 12:00 noon,
Thursday, January 1, 1953, inctu-
sive, for “going” portion of a trip
while the return limit is sct at
12:00 midnight, Sunday, January
25, 1953.

To take advantage of spcci-
| fares, students and teachers v
jbe required to present to Cana-
dian Pacific ticket agents certi-
ficates of elegibility which are
provided by the Canadian Pas-
senger Association, Winnipeg, and
which it is understood, can be ot
tained from Provincial school
board officials and the principals
of local schools.

Children under five years of
age travel without charge when
accompanied by a _ parents or
guardian, and children five years
of age, and under twelve travel
at half-fare rate.
; | Government _ statisticians re-
port that $1,500,000 was collected
[in 1951 as the result of special
,and anti-dumping duties on tex-
tiles.

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