CHURCH OF GOD
Kinnaird Community Hall
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson

Phone 365-6762
Sunday School 9.15 a.m.
Morning Worship 10 a.m.
7 p.m. Fri. - youth fellowship :
7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study
and Prayer — Held in homes
—$<—$

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmones a

Phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 12 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study and
Prayer 7.30 p.m.
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30] ¥

P.m,

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 am, Sunday School Hour

"Phone 365-7807

District

Socials

Biployed at

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D.
Love have left to make their
home at Lodge Pole, Alta.,
where Mr. Love will be em-
Brazeau Dam.|!
While here, Mr. Love was

A\pastor of Kinnaird Apostolic

a flugh

enurch, A new minister is
expected shortly.

M and Mrs, Denny
and family of Kin-

Robson Man
Hurt Sunday |

A Robson man suffered

a broken nose and ankle

Sunday when the brakes on

his truck failed on Highway

6 two miles north of Cresc-
ent valley,

loyd Semancik Wor

é southuguad on pon a long
long

Slocan Gets its Water Sipply from Goat Creek

and missed a gear on a

hill. He started to bacl

but the truck brakes failed
Semancik jumped out of

the truck as it rolled over

an embankment. He was

en to Castlegar Hospital.

naird returned home at the
weekend from holidaying in
the northern Okanagan and
spending a few days camping
at Christina Lake, The high-
light of their holiday was the
viewing of the International
Air Races held at Revelstoke
where Mr. Hughes met pilot
friends he had not seen for
some 20 years.

The Motor and Mower Shop
Lawn Mower Sharpening And Repairs — all Types
— SAW SHARPENING —

KINNAIRD

EQUIPMENT SERVICE
707 Sixth Avenue, Kinnaird, B.C.

Phone 365-3411

Mrs. Esther Holford of
eon Augeles: ty
ner

cy

Miller of Ching Lake, ane,

left Friday’ after spending a

week visiting Mrs. Holford’s

brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Oddie of Kin-
pee

ir. and Mrs. dim Hors-

will Mr Kinnaird, accompan-

. A, S. Horswill of

Montana.

Mr. and Mrs. William
Gattrell and family of Blue-
berry Creek returned Friday

ik. [from holidaying in the Okan-

agan Valley spending several
days at Okana;

c. V. S. Walker
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.

| eres Trip to Azores for Young

ane | conics Couple Wed Here Recently

Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark
—
REGIONAL ECUMENICAL

PARISH Rev.

Father E, A. Brophy
officiated at the mid-summer |tiered illusion misted from

elbow-length _ Sleeves and
th of the|1:

pearls, and all three carried
iret Of

again on the
train, which fell in three un-
pressed pleats from a large
bow at the back neckline,
The shoulder-length veil of

UNITED and ANGLICAN double-ring nuptial ceremony|a small tiara of seed pearls
CHURCHES for Stella Fr: E

daughter of Mr. a
Robert R. Rivers of Castlegar

and thinestones.

_ in
Castlegar and Kinnaird

SERVICES
will be held at
‘Asi St. David's
during the summer

at 9.30 am.
From June 30 to Sept. 1

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph, 365-5637
Due to Pastor Reeves moving
to the Kimberley Church,
the following men will be
ringing the message dur-

and Aires Cordeiro of Cast-
legar, whose parents reside
in the Azores.

To the organ tones of
the _ traditional Lohengrin
Wedding Chorus played by
Mrs. R. Goulet, the fair-hair-
ed bride was escorted to the
altar by her father.

Her gown
white silk peor
feta. The high
‘was entranced
bow and the
was outlined in graceful
scrolls of lace encrusted
with tiny seed pearls.

ig. .
fom Campbell River,
Aug. 25 a.m. Mr. Walton.
pm. Jake Reimer.
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castle: Plaza

‘d
Family Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship - 7.30 p.m.

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7th Ave. Kinnaird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Service of Worship and Sun-

day School at 9.30 a.m.

United Services at St. David's
Anglican Church at 9.30 a.m.
Rec, C. Howard in charge

white
nations and pink Sweetheart
roses intertwined with deli-
cate pink and silver ribbon.
Matron of honor was the
bride’s only . Cel
O'Neail of seattle "and brides-
maids were the groom’s niece
Miss Eduarda Silva ane Miss

The scrolls were repeat:|Si
ed on the bell cuffs of the
——_______~_——_| gown.

‘The bateau ' necklines
were lowered and squared
at the back where unpressed
pleats draped gracefully
from large flat bows into
modified trains. White shoes
and gloves completed their
ensembles. ;

Each wore her gift From

the bride, a single strand of

lia|tacks were their gift from

white, carnations and segre-|to
gated petals of vellow chry-
santhemums. Their headpiec-
es were white and yellow
sweetheart roses on bands of
peau d’ elegance in the same
shade as their dresses.

The groom’s best man
was a close friend, Mr. Tony
Chaves, and ener were his
nephew, ny Silva Jr.,
car-|and the iuiie’s Only brother,
Mr. Phillip Rivers. All £

wore white linen jackets,
black bowties and red car-
nation boutonnieres. Tie-

the groom.
For the noon reception,
which followed immediately
at the Hi Arrow
‘bridal party was assisted in
the receiving line by the
bride’s parents and by the
groom’s brother, Mr.
sie and Mrs. Silva, who
the honors in place of
fis parents who, because of
ce, were uunable to at-
tend.

parted on the midafternoon
plane for Vancouver, thence
to Montreal where they will
lop over for two days be-
fore proceeding by a toa
honeymoon in the Azores,
There ‘they will visit th
room's parents and other
relatives before returnin;
October to Castlegar where
they will make their home.

nagan

Shellagh Coleopy of Kin-
naird arrived home Sunday
after spending a week at
Owaisal, Anglican Church
camp located eee outside of
Kelowna.

During that same week
Mrs. H. Coleopy was at An
glican Church Lay Training
Centre at Sorrento, near
Kamloops where she renew-
ed many old friendships.

‘Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bish-
op Sr. of Nanaimo are guests
at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Bishop of Kinnaird.
- Other recent guests at

in|the Bishop home were Mr,

and Mrs. Jack Arrow also of
Nanaimo. |

HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER?

Then you want a central address close to
all attractions, yet priced to suit your budget.
We have a dining room and coffee shop and are
close to beaches and Stanley Park. Please feel
free to drop us a line for our deseriptive bro-
chure.

Sands Motor Hotel
MuUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman

Commercial Cards Honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

ALL SUMMER
CLOTHING
At Greatly

Reduced Prices

Cream Pies

Frozen. Banana, Chocolate,
Coconut or Neapolitan.
14 oz. each

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 8, 1968

aa

Sliced, Crushed
or Tid-Bits.
14 fl. oz. tin .

C

Taste Tells

Choice Pineapple

Qed

Enhances. Meat

11 oz. bottle

Taste -Tells

Tomato Catsup

5. 1.00)

and Fish Dishes,

Pacific

Canned Milk

Evaporated. For
Coffee, Cooking or
Baby’s Formula.
15 fl. oz. tin ....

Tuna Fish

For Salads
or Sandwiches.
6% oz. tin ..

Sea Trader Flaked

3...91-0

Fancy Quality.
Serve Chilled.
48 fl. oz. tin

‘Town House

Apple Juice
3.0 1-00

Frozen. Tastes
Tree Fresh.
Concentrated.

Bel-air Premium Quality

Orange Juice

x Strawberry Jam

% Raspberry Jam

Empress Pure. Made
from New 1968° Berries.
48 fl. oz. tin

Your Choice

The bride’s going-awa'
outfit was a two-piece 51
in oatmeal shade with ‘which
ur!she wore brown accessories
and 2 pink rosebud scoresee

Out-of-town

Doyle of Vancouver, Mr. ai
Mrs. Ge

Da Rosa of Vancouver, Mr,

on of Calgary,
lene Popoff of Creston, an
Mr. Ken Pogany of Lister.

cluded Mr. and wes. Charles cones wand family
ind |naird arrived home Saturday
orge Rowley of Port after a three-week holi day
down the west coast. Trav
d|ling as far as Tijuana, Mexi-
co, many stops of interest
. | were made wil
being 3 visit to Disneyland.
id you know? — When
ny|and Mrs. Wesley Green of|stripping an ear of corn of
Mr. and Mrs. Kentlits kernels, use the centre
, Miss Dar-|tube of your angel cake pan
as a handy holder. Kernels
drop into trough of pan.

Reductions Up to 50% Off

of Kin-

Back-To-School Clothing Arriving Daily

the highlight

INDY’

‘Mrs. Rivers. charm-
ing in a jacketed” Sheath of
maize lace over taffeta. Her
hat was a turban of. carna-
tions and rosebuds fashion-
ed from yellow silk organza,
and accessories in a deep
coffee shade completed her
costume. Mrs. Silva's sheath
of wine-on-pearl-grey _bro-

THE SALVATION ARMY

Sunde? as Sunday School -
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting
7.20 p.m. Evening Service

Tuesday:
7.30 p.m. ne and Bible

petead a Home League

Pagay: Open Air and Young

fool” Public invited to all

ices, You are never a
pervices: at the Army.

Envoy and Mrs. K. Mallory
Ph. 365-7112

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors
for
Fast Efficient Complete Service
in

Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies

Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-6933

cade was topped by a jacket
of self. material and her ac-
cessories were pearl grey.

Both wore corsages of
pink and white

SALE STARTS ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12TH

Perpendicular to
three long guest tables, ee
head table was arranged un-
der a canopy of white bells
and yellow and white strea-
mers.

When that rear end goes,
it takes cash to bail you out.

Cashi:

The master of ceremon-
ies, | Mr. Murrey. Little, in-
Mr. Charles Doyle

i Anditgive:

‘That's why:

y ap
For the expenses you know you're going tohave

—the rent, the phone, the electricity—cover

yourself with a Chequing Account

Butalso, k

A

t Racin

‘when you do, it's there.

Opportunitieshappen too.
That's when it's great to have cash on hand,

Keep cash on hand
at the Commerce. ;

of Vancouver who, as a long-
friend of the Rivers
proposed the toast

lace garter.
The bridal couple de-

CASTLE

SHOWS 7.30 & 8.00 p.m.

TONITE & FRIDAY

Ann Margaret
“MADE IN PARIS”

SAT., MON., TUES.
Tex Ritter
“NASHVILLE REBEL”

WED., THURS., FRI.

Fred Zinnemann’s
“A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS’

Perma-Press Pants
Never need ironing! KORATRON stay-
pressed pants of durable fortrel and
cotton. Treaded with scotchgard dual-
action protector for soil release and
stain resistance. Four popular colors
— Two Size Ranges.
Boy’s 8 to 18. Reg. 7.00 ____. 5.99
Men’s 28 to 38. Reg. 9.00 —____ 6.99

Turtle Neck Shirts

The season's most popular leisure fa-
shion! Ideal on it's own or under a
shirt or sweater. Made of 100% snug-
fitting cotton with Lycra collar and
cuffs. Five fashionable colors — Two
Size Ranges.

Boy's 8 to 5 14. Reg. 2.00

Men's S-M-L. Reg. 2.69

Terry Grew Socks

Stretch nylon-cotton terry crew socks
that look and feel just areal Tues
go-anywhere socks are so easy to

and care for too. Take your choice of of
six smart colors in two size rang

Boys’ sizes Bt 5 ot Hegular 1.00 .

i
Men's sizes fit 10 to 12, Regular 1.00

Pile-Lined Ski Jackets

A terrific value you can’t afford to
miss!: Features a quilted outershell
with a warm orlon pile lining. Zipper
front and two zipper: pockets. Cosy
roll-out hood for cool-day comfort.
Boy’s 8 to 18. Reg. 10.99

BLUE, GREEN, GOLD

Rebel Slack Jeans
Team up with a winner! Diagonal
weave denim slack-jeans that are styl-
ed with the tight fitting lean and lan-

Ghildren’s Ski Jackets
Sturdy jacket with quilted nylon shell
and fur-look orlon pile lining. Hood
tucks under collar when not in use.

ky look.. Casually and long
Westie: Wide range of colors — Two

ges.
Mews 29 to 36. Reg. 5.95 499

Sid zipper pockets. Down-to-
earth jacket suitable for boys or girls.
Sizes 4-6-6x. Reg. 7.99 2s
‘PINK, BLUE, GREEN, -TURQUOISE

Opaque Panty Hose
Wake up your back-to-school ward-
robe with lively opaque stretch nylon
pantie hose! Great under today’s short
swinging fashions. Choose from six of
the snappiest zingiest colors around.

Sizes S-M-L. Reg. ————_ 159
PINK; ORANGE, LIME, eos OFF-WHITE,

Quilted Ski Jackets

Special purchase for back-to school!
Features a quilted nylon outershell
with an orlon pile lining. Zipper front
and two zipper. side pockets. Roll-out

hood — Two Size Ranges.
Girl's 8 to 14. Ee 399 769
Ladies’ S-M-L. Reg. 11.99 _____ 9.69

Seamless Nylon Hose
Don’t miss this opportunity to save
now on first-quality sheer seamless
mesh nylons at this special back-to-
school prices! Five flattering fall sha-
des to choose from. — Sizes 8% to 11.
Sizes 8% to 11. Reg. 49c __ 3 prs. 93¢

NEW FALL SHADES

Cut from Top Quality

Gov't. Inspected Beef.
Canada ‘Choice, Canada Good

Cross Rib Roas
Cottage Roll

Beef. Gov't.
Insp. Canada Choice,
Canada Good

Men a Smoked.

Cryopacked. 44’s

Side BaAcoM ine. .es:

Skinless Sausag

Economy Brand.
Gov't. Insp.
1 Ib. pkg.

Leg of Lamb

Imported. Whole or
Butt Portion. Serve
with a Mint Sauce. oot.

Fresh Orange
New Potatoes =:

Tomatoes

Imported. No. 1
Red-Ripe and Firm
for Slicing.

Approx. 28 oz. bskt. ..

BC. Dag

Imported. No. 1.
Fresh Sweet
> and Suicy,

Just pity & Cook

Fresh Peaches

Okanagan Red Haven. Sweet,
Juicy Fruit. For Preserving
or Fresh Eating

19

Lemons or Limes, Your Choice 6 for 39C

Avocadoes Imp. No. 1. Exotic. 0) for A9c

Prices Effective
Aug. 8 to Aug. 10

Papayas tmp. No. 1. Exotic.

Each 39c

Pineapple
on O9C

Fresh.
From
Hawaii. ........

Ladies’ & Girls’ Briefs

Choose from a smart array of dainty
arnel.and nylon panties made to give
lots of wear. Features a wide assort-
ment of pretty embroidery and lace
trims in assorted colors — Two Size

Ranges.
Girl's 8 to 14. Reg. 69¢
Ladies’ S-M-L. Reg. 99¢ ___. 79«

sa e
Girls’ Gym Shorts
Action-styled regulation gym shorts
with side zipper and cuff legs. Navy

or white. — Two Size Ranges.
Girls’ 6 to 14. Reg. 1.99 _____. 1.59
Ladies’ 16 to 20. Reg. 2.25 —.. 1.79

Girls’ Gym Blouses

Permanent- press regulation style gym
blouse with button front and short
sleeves. White only. — Two Size Ran-
ges.

Girls’ 7 to 14. Reg. 1.99 1.19

Boys’ Gym Shoris
Sturdy navy drill gym shorts with
white side stripe and boxer waist. Re-
gulation style for all ages.

Boys’ S-M-L-XL. Reg. 1.98 159
SANFORIZED NAVY DRILL

* 7
Boys’ White T-Shirts
“Mr. Brief” Deluxe quality combed
cotton T-short with reinforced collar

and shoulder seams. White only.
Boys’ S-M-L. Reg. 1.00 —______ 79«
Men's S-M-L. Reg. 1.25 ____ 89

=
Streich Slims
Trim and tapered stretch slims of a
balanced blend of viscose and nylon.
Girl’s Sizes 8 to 14. Reg. 5.99 __ 4.89
Regular Sizes 10 to 20. Reg. 6.99 5.69
Tall Sizes 12 to 20. Reg. 7.49 _ 5.99

MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST PRICES & BEST SELECTIONS

Lucerne

Ice Milk

Vanilla or :Triple Treat.
For Weight Watchers

3 om. 45¢

Green Peas

New Pack. Choice Quality. “Add
Color to Meals. 14 fl. oz. tin

5 for $1.00

Glen Valley

Dessert Pears

Standard gual. A Tasty
Dessert. 14 fl. oz. tin

2 for 39c

Fresh Coffee

Airway or Nob Hill
Whole Bean Coffee Flavor
1 Ib. bag 2 Ib. bag

~65e $1.29

Zippy

Dill Pickles

Kosher. Crisp and Crunchy.
24 oz. jar

Detergent

White Magic.
2 Ibs: 10 oz.

Mild Cheese

Safeway Ontario 1 %_ off
Mild. Random, Cuts. ....... reg. price

Salad Dressing

$2 oz. jar

Potato Chips
Nalley’s. 9 oz. tri-pak box —.

Luncheon Meat

Certo

Liquid. 6 oz, bottle 3 for $1 .00

49c
49c

Burns. Spork. 12 oz. tin 2 for 89c

\

x Mixed Vegetables
x Kernel Corn 7% Peas &
Carrots + French Fries

Regular or Krinkle. Bel-air Premium Quality

Your

Cake Mixes

Twinkle. Poly Bag of 3 ...

Tea Bags
Salada. Pkg. of 120

Toilet Tiss
Truly Fine. Phe st 4 rolls

Kerr Lids
Mason. W.M. Pkg. ....

2 for 49c

pacs 89c
3 for $1 .00

25 ‘bbs. $1.99
Hair Spray

Sudden Beauty. * Extra a
Hold * Super Hold. 16 oz. tin .. S9c

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT. TO LIMIT QUANTITIES