CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, May 20, 1954

GUIDE ASSOCIATION NOTE
SUCCESS OF COOKIE WEEK

The annual Cookie Weck was a
success and all cookies were sold
in record time, it was reported at
the regular meeting of the Cas-
tlegar Gyide and Brownie Asso-
ciation held at the home of the
president, Mrs. J. F. Killough,
Tuesday afternoon, with eight
members present,

os

Plans for of a float

for the May 24 parade were
made and a work party for this
purpose is being called at the
garage of Mrs, Wallace on Third
Avenue, Sunday evening. All
members are asked to try and
be there to help.

The Annual Tea was postponed
until Fall and a bake sale will be

The

held in June, instead.

Castlegar

Hardware

Castlegar Happenings

FROM HOSPITAL — Mrs. J.

District's Social Events

Phone 3031

Robson News

SSE
FROM ROSSLAND — Mrs. R.

DONATIONS

Or Membership Fees In The

B.C. Cancer Sociefy

May Be Left With
J.R. ELLIOTT —

Treasurer of the Local Branch of the :

i turned Monday {Berry and daughter Lynn, form-
Bee Was ee ay . t Re Cancer Society at the

A Nice Shipment of NEW GOODS Just
ARRIVED and is displayed in our
window at PRICES that will surprise you

GIVE US A CALL

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

evening from Trail Tadanac Hos-
pital where she spent a few days.
. ..:

FROM EDMONTON — Mrs. : J.
Dalziel of Edmonton, who is the
mother of Mr. J. Dalziel and Mrs,
E, Newman of Castlegar, is visit-
ing here for the, summer.’

FROM FRUITVALE — Mr. and
Mrs. L. Clary and family of
Fruitvale were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. Clary’s bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs, W. E. McCreight.

* .

ROTARY GUESTS — Tony
Kiessling of Castlegar was guest

U.B.C. Players Club “Major
bod comedy by George Bernard Shaw,.at the SHILS.

at the Rotary Club
telling the

auditorium, May 20th, at 8 p.m. Tickets from Ki i
Club members, or Kinnaird Little Theatre members.
@ July ist will be a big day in Castlegar. Plan to stay in
town and enjoy the fun,
@ Mr. Peter Melwood, district officer of the Kootenay
Society for Handicapped Children will be giving an

Hall, 9 p.m., Tuesday, May 25, following the regular

meeting of the L.A. to the Canadian Legion, All L.A.

and Legion members are requested to attend and all
are

A Concert will be given by the Secrien Choir on

address and showing the film “Search”, in the Legion -

Rotarians of his recent holiday in
England. Other guests were Lieut.
Jack Barr of the Salvation Army,
Trail, and W. Campbell of Cran-

brook.
. ee @

erly of Robson, now of Rossland,
were weekend visitors here. Mrs.
Berry attended the W.I. Confer-
ence,
s 8 €

FROM VANCOUVER — Mrs.
Dorothy Webster and Mr. and
Mrs. George Tweed all of Van-
couver, are spending a week at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, J. T.
‘Webster,

o.
FROM WINNIPEG — Mrs. C.
S. Squires and sister Miss Ruth
McDairmid returned. home after
spending six months in Winnipeg
at the home of their sister, Mrs,
Stovel.

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W.L GUESTS — Mirs. Stella
Gummow, of .Victoria, B.C. Sup-
erintendent of the Women's Insti-
tute and Mrs. R. Doe of Salmon
Arm, Prov. W.L Secretary, were
guests at the home of Mr. and

BANK OF MONTREAL

COME IN AND SEE THE
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‘REFRIGERATOR

Mrs, W. Chalmers.

FEATURING THE Two-Way Door and the New Golden

TO BAND CONF, — Mr. E. A.
Eames, local high school music
teacher, attended the first an-
nual School Band Clinic in New
Westminster during the weekend.

Sat., May 29 at 8p.m. in
Society Hall. Soloist will be Robert a King, Trom-
nist

01
BABY CLINIC
Robson, May 25th, 2.p.m. at Robson Hall,
Castlegar, Thursday, May 27th.
Castlegar, Thurs., May 27, Legion Hall, 2 p.
Thrums, Mrs. Polenikoff, 2 p.m. Friday, May 28th;

Cyril Bell Agencies Ltd.

Phone 3441 Insurance Advisors Castlegar
NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, BR, A. PENCOTT

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THEYLL BE COOL AND -
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4 to 12 years
SELLING AT

$3.95 to $4.95

Kinnaird Corner
FROM SALMON ARM — Mr.

Interior.
_ Now ON DISPLAY AT

oaLow BROS. BUILDING
AND SUPPLY 6O..

We Accept Trades and Arrange Terms

ELIE’S
AUTE COURT

and Mrs. R. Ellis of Salmon Arm

are at present guests at the home

of Mr. Ellis’s brother apd sister-

in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. Batchelor.
. ees:

BIRTHDAY PARTY — The
Anglican W.A. held their fourth
birthday party last Thursday

Mahoney. Twenty one members
and _friends enjoyed a_ social
a brief
meeting. Miss Maude Bailey pres- | -
ented the club. wth a delicious

ed following 2 luncheon, ;

FROM VERNON — Mr. Har-
vey Smith of Vernon was a brief
visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Barnes.

P - * ©
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE —
The Kinnaird Presbyterian
Church heard a special anniver-
Sary service preached by the Rev.
L.E. Van Mossel, last Sunday aft-
ernoon. It was the second anni-
versary of the opening of the
church.

Deer Park Socials

ee eee,
W.L SOCIAL — A pleasant aft-
erncon was spent by members of
the Deer Park WI when Mrs. S. E.
Gummow, of Vancouver, Supt. of
the B.C. Womens Institutes, Mrs.
R. Doe, Salmon Arm, /Sec.-Treas.
of the Institutes and Mrs. R. Chal-
mers of Robson were feted at a
tea at the home of Mrs. E. Wil-
An ‘ing account

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COOLING A Nick, PICTURE

SYSTEM
and
FUEL PUMP

of the ACWW conference at Tor-
onto was given by Mrs. Gummow.
Souvenirs of the different prov-
inces were displayed. :
ove

GOOD FISHING — Fishing
was reported good during the
weekend. The following catches
were reported; Carl Schwartzen-

8% pound Dolly Varden; Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Crawford of Trail
had six 4 pound Dollys and an-
other party got the largest catch,

one 10 pounder, a 5 pounder and

some smaller.

birthday cake. Games were enjoy |-

evening at the home of Mrs. B.|.¢

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Thursday, May 20, 1954,

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Page 5

{tee re $129

GREEN LABEL TEA, Ib. .... 89c¢

Nahob Vanilla Extract, 20 oz 192
Nabob Vanilla, Med., 40 oz. .... 37¢
Nabob Vanilfa, Large, 80 oz. .. 73
Jelly Powders, Nabob, 3 pkgs. 25
Saeiece MIX PICKLES, Nalley’s
26:
SHOE STRING POTATOES +
Nalley's, 2 tins a 8S
JUMBO POTATO. ‘CHIPS,
Nalley’s, Pg. .....sscsescsseeeee we 39

CAKE MIX, Chocolate and White
2 pkgs. ... . 490
PURE APRICOT JAM

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SCONA

BANANAS

Fancy, Lb.

Scona Lettuce, Ib.

Scona Cauliflower, Ib.
Scona Celery Hearts

es, Gem, 2 bunches
Green Onions, fresh2 behs. .... 19¢
Cabbage, California Green, Ib. 7c

Win Track

286 and House Four with 260.
First, second and third place
winners in the individual compe-
titions were:

Girls broad jump, seniors —
B. KiHough, 13° 114%"; C. Me-
Laughlin, A. Fornelli.
Boys Discus Throw, seniors _
B. Cowlin, 93° 5”; A, Jacobson,
S. Savinkoff.
Girls High Jump, Juniors —
I, Marshall, G. Seaton, M. Mak-
ortoff.
Boys Pole Vault, Juniors —
K. Kirby, G Popoff, B. Marshall.
Boys Broad Jump, Interme-
diates — Ralph Englund, S. Sale:
kin, R. Holuboff.
Boys ikott 1S Me Seniors’ _

yt f 18°

house Four Athletes

Meet.

House Two athletes piled up a total of 352 points in the 44
events to win the annual Stanley Humphries Junior Senior High
School Inter-House Track meet at the high school Friday. House
Three were runner-up with 340 points followed by House One with

Boys Relay Intermediates —
House I; House Il; House I,

Four Run Spree Gives
Flyers 4-2 Decision
Over Gotischenia

Four rurs in the second inning
Proved to be all that wad needed
to give the Flyers Softball team
a 4-2 victory over the Ootischenia
squad at Ootischenia Friday
night,

The losers scored both of their
in the eighth frame.

Boys Pole Vault,

Boys high jump, juniors — G, | Martini, J. Zeeben, F. Peednikate
49e | Relkoff, D. MacLeod, G. Wanjoff,

Boys Relay, Seniors ——- House

Pitching duties were’ handled by

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House Heating — Clothes Drying

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Pete Stoochnoff for the losers

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IV, House II, House I. S

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Screen Doors

Windows —- Sash — Doors — Frames’
Glass of All Sizes and Weights

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and Rocky Plotnikoff for Flyers.

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Boys, 75 yd. dash, J:
G. Relkoff, K. Kirby, D. McLeod.
Girls 100 yd. dash, Interme-
diates — A, Marshall, V. Over-
nay, A, Fornelli,
Boys Shot'Put, Intermediates—
M. Makortoff, S. Salekin, T. Gan-
ur,

Girls 100 yd. dash — G. Seaton,
N. . Voykin ‘Ootescheni:
Horawil ¢ henia), E,
ys Broad Jump, Juniors —
K, Kirby, P, Savinkorf, PB Kaze
koff.
Girls Discus Throw, Seniors —
J. Hett, Vv. Hawkins, V. Gleboff,
Girls 200 yd. dash, seniors —
D.N Tv. Killough, B. Kil-

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Girls: High Jump, Intermediates
—_ Yvonne Patton, Doree: tf
Allene LeRoy, ms ov Be
Boys Inter House 440, seniors
— R. Martini, mM. Semenoff, AY
Jacobson, :
_ Boys Inter-House Shot Put,

Buck

BACON, Lean Sliced, Ib.

BACON, Slab, Heavy, Ib.
PURE LARD, Gainer's, Ib.
CHOICE FOWL, fresh, Ib.
PURE GROUND BEEF, Ib.

Cream or Crunch ‘Style.
PAPER CUPS, 2 pkgs.’
PAPER PLATES,

FOR
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D

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SUCKERS

Bonderoff, "Koochin, Waterman,

Qt. GLO COAT .. $1.13
PRIDE, Lg. 16 oz,
bottle ... $

‘)and H, Plothikoff, C. Sookachofé.

SODA BISCUITS
1 lb. package
2 Ib. package ..
OR SISTIES RITZ CRACKERS
19¢

S5e Hoot.

c
mediates — B, Murray, ©. Fofon-
<{off, M. Makortoff. "s

Ta a
9C | diates — A! Mershall, M, Creigh:
Se ton, V. Overnay.

Boys Inter-House 220, Inter-

Konkin, ?

2 MILLION CANADIANS USE THE B of M

ae out of town?. =»
Don’t risk‘losing sums of money
cartied on your person. Travellers
Cheques oc Letters of Credit are the
safest, most convenicat and inexpensive
method of carrying funds at home ot
abroad... Make the nearest Bo!
branch your headquarters for
arranging travel funds.

« WORKING WITH CAMADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817

Canada's Fist Bank

Castlegar Branch. JAMES K. ELLIOTT, Manager

MGitls 75" ya dash,”

Boys. Inter-House 220, Pee
P. Zang ‘Poszdnil

jiscus —  M.: Creighton,
M. Swetlishoff, M. Marcellus,

Boys High Jump, Seniors — R,
Martini, B. Plotnikoff, Roy Eng-
Jund.

_Boyg ‘100° yd. dash, Interme-
diates — B, Murray, C. Fofonoff,
C, Churches,

‘Girls 75 yd. dash, Juniors —
Voykin (Ootischenia); Tomelin
(Ootischenia); Kinakin, -

Boys ‘Shot ‘Put, Seniors — P.
Zanet, B. Plotnikoff, J. Chernoff.
Boys 220 yd dash, Juniors —

_ Boys Discus —R, Bucknell,
P. Savinkoff, A. Stoochnoff,
Girls Broad Jump, Juniors —
ea Horswill, G. Leitner, V. Kina-

Boys High. Jump, | Interme-|.
diates — B.'s Stefoniuk, S: Salekin |'

Boys 440 yd. dash, Interme- |:

C. Fofonoff,

Girls 220 yd. dash, Seniors ——
D. Muirhead, J. Hett, T. Killouzh.
Boys Discus — L. Franco, S.

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7 ALS Tomilin © (Qotischenia);* -
‘| Labentsoff,: M-. Makortoff,

TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz. .
Heins SPAGHETTI, 28 07. -

B. Zeeben.

diates — R. Englund, G. Woolls, any

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Regular $3.95 to $8. 45

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Boys 100 yd. dash, i

2 zene MS M Mur-

 Sicls ‘Biuad Sai, Interme-
diates — J. Rysen, J. Bergen, K.
Koftinoft.

Girls Softball ‘Throw, dinlaes

Mile, Open — J. Zeeben, T.
Kooftnikott, B. Atchison.

Girls Relay, Intermediates -~
House II; House H; House IV.

- Girls. Relay, ‘Juniors — House
I; House IIT; House’ I.

Boys Relay, Juniors — House
IV; House I; House ITr.

Girls Relay, Geniors — House
i; House Ill; House IV.

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Provincial:

List for, the Kinnaird Polling Division.

Forms for Registering: as a voter may be obtaiisd from - abe Registrar of Malers,

: Rossland, B.C.

Remember, no names can be added after May 28 and if your name is ‘not on the
List for the Kinnaird Polling Division you ‘will not.be able to-vote. :
ony. posidents of the Nallsee of Kinnaird will be eligible to ‘vote in this Plebiscite.

Voters List Closes On May 28

In order to vote in the above Plebiscite your name must be on the Proviricial Voters

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