‘CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thureday, January 14, 1954

’Distrid’s Social Events

Phone 3031 |

Castlegar Happenings

BUSINESS TRIP — Mr. R. A.
D. West returned today from a
business trip to the Coast.

FROM VANCOUVER — Mr. K.

Popoff of Vancouver, visited in |.

Castlegar recently.
t oes
ROSSLAND WEEKEND — Mr.
and Mrs, E, L. Conroy were visit-
ors in Rossland during the week-
end.
ene @
TO NEW WESTMINISTER
Mrs. R. E. Goulet left "Tuesday
evening for a visit with relatives
in New Westminster.
Y eee
FROM HOSPITAL — Wayne
Harvick has returned from hospi-
tal where he was treated for in-

Roberts, of Calgary, is

eihices Lavesas, Leroy and Glen

Deer Park Socials
=O CASTLEGAR — Mr. and

Mrs. C. S. Phelps and children,
Wayne and Judy, were recent

Danny, and Mrs J. _ Stucklberger.
ENDS HOLWAY — Pat Ro-

she spent the weekend as the
guest of Mrs. E. T. Coleman.

. FROM PROCTER — M. A.
Kirkendall has returned after
speading a week at the home of
his son and daughter-in-law in
Procter. sé

TO EDGEWOOD — Mr. and
ie! Bo Belgeeman’ aad “her

left to spend a few days at Edge-
BS

BRUSH WOLF MAKES ITS WAY INTO HEART OF ciry

spector Roy Greer of the

the wolf, none too

Fruit and

Vegetables

FOR FANGY QUALITY

SGONA ¢ CARROTS

cello .... 13c

US. S. CABBAGE

le ewe cece ee MC

Seora SWEET SPUDS |

20 oz. cello .. -

Don’t Forget Our
SOOHA STEAK
KNIFE OEAL!

Humane
happy about the whole thing.

the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hes-
keth,

oee
IN HOSPITAL — Mr. F. Ere-
menko is a patient in Kootenay
Lake General Hospital, Nelson.

BULLETIN. BOARD

A Free Community Service — Puene 3441

‘@ he Wousn's Auxiliory to St Alban’s Charch will
a ee
720 pm. -
writes dtyeea mactgetilk. 9 aking don Sexntiy, 3A
changed to Thursday, January 21.

REMEMBER — Cards at at the Legion Hall, Scturday
night, January 16 2t 8 pm. .

Canada TV Ranges

From Tops To Tertiale

Neutral Viewer Says
antes

some new light on the explosive

guests of the Rossland

tion last night, in a friendly. com- | ii
petition. . .

guys,” Allen comments. “The
good guys are doing a terrific job
but ‘are only able to get enough
stuff for about four hours a day.
In the meantime CBLT is
with a nine-an-a-half-hour sche-
dule so they've turned five and
a half hours over to the bad guys.

over con-
ision. L t

tro] of tel

set or Robert "Thomas Allen,

Heinz
_ PReDUEGTS

ble” outlook on animal Beyenoto:

eT ROS ics to ceport on his
first seven days. of TV.

Annual of the C: and cusses!
of Commerce will be held in the Twin Rivers Hall,
Wednesday, January 28, at 6:15 pm.

‘The Canadian Lesion will hold a Variety Concert in

Rebsez Kews

FEOM WHITEHORSE —
has

Mrs.| gian

Susan
from a three months visit with
her daughter at Whitehorse, Yr.

views about public versus private
ownership. My sole interest in the
subject is in what comes out of
the box.” —~

Allen gave Canadian TV nei-
ther an all-favorable nor an all-
horrible citation. Instead, he re-

ent was simply to} Let’s Make Music.”
then rt

ond full Kinnaird Thespiazs Te

sc |teton Variety Concert

gy, more
Percy Saltzman’s How "Aboat

That? and David Ouchterlony’s

Restage Gomedies At

Tis one act Daye by the Kis

ports that the coality. of

ranges from tops ble, “I

saw some of the mest

Tve ever looked

JOHNNY'S
MEAT MARKET.

PHONE 2001

Top Quality Meais

Red and Blue Beef — Pork — Veal

Pete Kinakin of Crescent Valley
at Kootenay Lake General Hos-
pital, Jan. 8, a daughter.

BITOFF — To Mr.
and Mrs. Shurstobitoff of Castle-
gar, at Kootenay Lake General
Hospital, Jan. 9, a daughter.

HESKETH

Hoopla, Jon, 8, a danghter.

Lamb — - Chicken — Fresh Fish

FRESH PORK

SAUSAGE
Lh. ......... 456

UTTER.

PREM ‘or SPORK |
Gan ........ 296
BEANS with PORK
2 for ....... 208
° BURN’S” .
BEEF STEW
2 fer ....... S56

FROZEE EH FEAS
2c

ROLLED pnt '.

fe. ae

LAMB STEW
Ub... ceeeee- 158

ATURDAY_ MORNING
HAL

WF

O'GLOCK
ad Sep

Lauder, .
Trail Tadanac Hospital, a son.

Robson Infant Is
Baptized Sunday

— To Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hesketh in Trail Tadanac

at, and a lot of stuff so bad_that
1 blushtd for the-human race”

and music by the Canadian Le-

gion Band.
eiThe concert will be held in the
School

made up of good guys and bad

— To Mr. and Mrs.
Cot yal Healey, Cas Castlegar, Jan. 3
Trail Hospital,. a

BORN IN STABLE CHRISTMAS DAY

24 Ih. sack . $1.89

With HAND-TOWEL

Py oomss
@ GES “A” Large_

@ GALVES LIVER |
Eb. . £98

@ GARLIC RIRGS
° GAINER’S, Ib, ...__.. 23e

SATURDAY
OWLY

COOKIES
10% ow

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stefan Sokolowski of Robson re-
solved the Sacrament of Baptism

a ceremony at St. Rita’s
Chureh following the second mass
Sunday, Rev. Father L. Trainor
officiating.

Mr, W, Fields and Mrs. Glenn

yeasts Sas
ton Behorst, a
their |

* Kelogs ALL DRER
%* Kellogs Cora Fakes

_ WET Ufc COUPON FREE -

@ DOG MEAL.
25 fs. sack . $2.29

© COFFEE

Gor.

508s

= | Paya Takif

if CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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Commitises, Enjoy
Songs By Students

Donatiors to the Save Korean

the New Year, held at the home
of Mrs, W. T. Waldie, Wednes-
day afternoon.

Mrs. W. T. Waldie presided and
there were 21 members and two
visitors present.

For the benefit of new mem-

the secretary, Mrs. S. Grant,
read a portion of the W. ¥ By-
‘laws outlining the purpose and
function of Women’s Institutes.

It was announced that the next
meeting will be on February 13 at
which time. the provincial presi-
dent, Mrs. Roylance will be in the

district, and will visit the Club.

Committees for 1954 were
named as follows: .

Auditors, Mrs. D. Magee and

3 Citizenship,

Home Economics, Mrs. O. B. Bal-
lard,. Mrs. J. Porter; Agriculture,
Mrs, J. Raine, Mrs. H. Johnson;
Education, Mrs, R. T. Waldie,

Cemetery,

McPhee; Scouts, Mrs. D, "Carter,
Mrs. RT. Waldie; Brownies and
Guides, Mrs, O, B. Ballard, Mrs.
J. Thorndale, Mrs. A. Martin; Tea
Boxes, Mrs, E. H. McPhee.
Following the roll call, there
was entertainment by Pups of
the Robson elementary sch:
There was a duet by Cora Lee
Anderson and Beverley Hyson
and solos by Sharon Wyllie, Bev-
erley Hyson, . Barbara
Dawn Waldie and Mildred Raine.

RECORDS

. TO PLEASE EVERY MUSIC LOVER

HEAR THEM IN THE THEATRE
BUY THEM AT THE

LAXESIDE HOBBY CENTRE
Across from the Theatre 3

v NEW Si#.2
Peres sn As

nior ship.

For Top Netch Entertainment:
Don’t Miss The

VARIETY CONCERT

by The C:
‘Robson

; “Pligh School Auditorium
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23
- TWO ONE ACT PLAYS

LEGION BAND

NOVELTY |}
Tiekeis from Légion Nicmbers or at Door

Don't Let
Old Man Winter
Keep You Home.

Ped eee ee eco aig
doesn’t mean that you have to stay home every day
all the rést of the winter.

ie od Hf you think it does, you have avether think ‘coming.
Aid here it is... . Get your ear toughened up, ready.

to handle anything OLD MAN WINTEE can dish out

by having it thoroughly serviced and repaired in our
service department,

kkk Your car will be ready to go, any time, any place, _
when you want it. So, drop around ... . it costs no;

more to be sure.

For Finer, Faster . Service

Ga Any Make Gi .Gar See. Us

HOWE OF B.A. PRODUCTS

SKYLINE AUTO
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pisennicng wer Renenecstiay

Newest addition to the strength of the Royal Canadian Navy's
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formed last Nov. 10, with the lecene escort Al-

AFTERNOON
REFLECTIONS

BY

a GLADYS COLLINSON
.. I guess I'm -just-unlucky when
it comes to. January ‘sales, be-
cause you .know. somehow or
other I nevgr do ring in on any
of these wonderful bargains..

. I read_all about them in the
papers. The adds look unbeliev-
ingly tempting and it’s so much
fun to sit down and figure out
all the money*I could save by
taking advantage of all those
lovely sales, The’ trouble is,
though, I'd have to buy so many
things I don’t really need, to make
a really worthwhile saving. This

‘|in ‘the opinion of some people i

imow, who very. pointedly ex-
plained to me, is not saving at all
but just being downright gulli-
ie.
This as I maintain is not a fair
conclusion, Just because a person
happens to Wave an extra pair of

,|Shoes or so kicking around and

perhaps three or four hats — of
course I-don’t wear them very
often, but then you can never tell
when they might come in very
handy,

Why just.a couple of weeks
ago look what happened! A
friend of mine needed a hat in the
very worst way. In fact she
couldn’t have gone to church
without one, and so remember-

ly thought of me.

And anyway helping someone
else go'to church is ALMOST as
ood as going oneself.

The above example however
did nothing towards getting me
into the January sales. In fact
it only’ confirmed the opinion of
a certain person more strongly
than ever that I certainly did not
need to go to any sales January
or otherwise.

I wish husbands would be a
little farther sighted. Supposing
several of my friends needed to
borrow a hat; think how embar-
rassing it would be to have to say
“Im Sorry but I just haven't got
one.”

All this I fear will have ab+
solutely no effect on the male
conception of what a January
sale can mean to a woman. How-
ever never let it be said the un-
Yeasonableness of a mere man
( a lot lower than angels, Mr.
E.G.O.)' could possibly deter a
‘woman bent on a bargain. .Why
only the other day, unrestrained
and of my own free will, I turn-
ed down flat a wonderful bar-

“"Tm not quite sure, bit I think

"| it was a hat, it was wool and of

.that heavenly shade of blue I find
so, hard to resist. However on
closer inspection. it did look more

| GW To Sponsor Farisn

. A
Social Tomorrow Nite
Plans for a Parish Social at St.
Alban’s Parish Hall, Casifegar,
on Friday evening, Jan. 15, were
made at a meeting of St. Rita’s

raising funds for the seminary
collection. i

The meeting also decided to
hold a Bake Sale on Feb. 6 at the
Castlegar Drug. Mrs. M. B. Dal-
ton, Mrs, M. Gallo and Mrs. L. V.
Campbell were named ts a com-
mittee in charge.

One new members Mrs. E.

Refreshments plied served by
Mrs. W. McGauley, Miss M, Mc~
Kinnon and Mrs, R. Whittaker.
Mrs. L. V.. Campbell won fhe
booster prize.

and a hot water bottle cover.
While thus pondering, a friend of
mine picked it up, put it on her
head, paid for it and walked out.

Well, anyway, I'm’ still feeling
smug about that $2 deep in my
coat: pocket.

High School Gagers
Split Hoop Gard —
With Nelson Teams

Boys and girls basketball teams
at the Stanley Humphries Junior
Senior High School, Polaved hosts
to visiting teams from Nelson
High School Friday evening. The
local boys made it a winning
night ‘by coming from behind to
down the visiting Bombers, 32-
26 in- a-fast well played game
throughout. The Castlegar girls
however, Praha a close 26-20

Tai thee bags eee ib

they outscored Bombers 14-8, the
teams scoripg 5 points each in the
final stanza.

Fred piuchnaw led the Castle-
gar pointgetters, amassing nine
points for the evening, Tahoe
by Ralph Englund with eight.
Garth Strong was Nelson high
man with eight points also,

The girls game saw the visitors
take a 5-3 lead in the first quar-
ter but the local lassies narrowed
the gap to 12-10 by half time,
Nelson

Donna Muirhead with six
points and Olga Samsonoff with
tive, led the Castlegar attack
while Margaret Farenholtz and
Edith Grundy with seven points
each and Dorothy Foster with six,
led oe Nelson scoring depart-
meni

Raine iecoc tne ET

Total revenue of the ten pro-
vincial governments last vent was
$1,221,000,000, Federal ~ govern-
ment revenue that year was -
374,628,000.

bounded into an 11-8 lead in the
first quarter but the locals had
squared matters at the end of the
half for a 13-13 score.

: The third quarter was the win-
ning canto Tee Castlegar when

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