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CASTLE NEWS

THUR. MAY 19TH, 1949.

PAGETS.

“| CASTLE NEWS.

CASTLEGAR
: ~“ yours For SERVICE

PYREX DININGWARE (PASTEL BLUE)
_. GUARANTEED AGAINST THERMAL BREAK-

AGE FOR A PERIOD OF TWO YEARS.

AT NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICES.
CLIMAX ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES.
TWO-HOLE ELECTRIC HOT PLATES.

OUR GARDEN TOOLS AND SPRINKLERS AGAIN

IN GOOD SUPPLY. 3
POULTRY NETTING, SCREEN WIRE CLOTH &

MADE-UP WINDOW SCREENS. ‘

HAVE YOU SEEN OUR COLOURED CALIFORNIA
TEA AND DINNER SETS?

ROBSON NOTES:

Mre & Mrs. Robertson and son, Douglas
were weekend visitors at the home of Mr
& Mrse He. Johnson.

Mr. Jack Smith is spending a few days
with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. HeJ.Smith.

Mre& Mrs. F. Kavic and daughter,
Florence, were weekend visitors.in.... |
Patterson. :

Miss Norma-Jean Waldie and Miss
Cicely Raine were Saturday visitors
in Trail. : ;

The Robson Junior Softball team had
a@ game with the Thrums Junior Softball
team on Wednesday, May llthe The
pitcher on the latter team was the
Castlegar Cub's pitcher, Walter "Pussy"
Ost aforoff. The score was 6-6.

YOU ARE EARNE STLY INVITED
: |

REDEMPTORIST MISSION RENEWAL
PREACHED BY
REV. Je O'RIELLY, C.Ss-R.,
of Calgary, Alta.,
In
ST. RITA'S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR,
SUNDAY MAY 22nd To MAY 29th

WEEKDAY MASSES: 6:45 & 8 ofclock.
MAY 24th — 6:45 and 9 o'clock.

CHILDREN*S MISSION MONDAY THROUGH
FRIDAY - 4 otclock EACH AFTERNOON.

EVENING SERMON - 7:30.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME.

INST RUCTIVE-INTERESTING
IMPORTANT

On Thursday’, May 12th, the Robson

Women*s Association group met at the
home of Mrs. A Smecher for their
social meeting. Mrs. S. Grant was
hostesse The monthly prize was won
by Mrse Je Thorndale. There were
twelve members presente _

A film "How Canada Plays" (Cont.P.7)

| ODE Payday CELEBRATION

TUESDAY MAY 247TH
PARADE FROM SCHOOL GROUNDS 12M.
CROWNING OF MAY QUEEN atGe&@ Rh.
MAY POLE & NOVELTY DANCES
CHILDRENSRACES — OTHER SPORTS
REFRESHMENT BOOTH- HOT DOG STAND

ESSAY CONTEST __

RHYTHM KINGS Qrotesten
ADMISSION TO DANCE....75 ¢
REFRESHMENT 620A 2k.

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THUR. MAY 19TH, 1949.

PAGE 7.

C4 e  @S

1S¥ TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH.

‘-Kannaird Community Hall 1:30 - 3 PM

ROBSON: LAST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH.
Robson Community Memorial Hall
1330 - 3:00 P.M.

CASTLEGAR: 4TH THURSDAY OF EVERY

Parish Hall, Maple Street

1350 - 43:00 P.M.

BLUEBERRY: 1ST THUR. OF MONTH 1:30 PM

| MOTHERS ARE ASSISTED BY:

1. General Health Supervision of
‘the Well Child.

2e Immunizing the Healthy Child.

Se Weighing the Well Baby.

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KINNAIRD:

“LAST WINTER?
ORDER YOUR

COAL
NOW

CARLOAD OF

DRUMHELLER
LUMP

ARRIVING JUNE Ist

FI 5 9 te

GET GOSSD COAL WHILE THE
—GRTTING 1$ Goon.

ROBSON

CO- OPERATIVE

EXCHANGE

ATTENTION: PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE OF

DATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLINICS:

1. ROBSON BABY CLINIC CANCELLED FOR
MAY 24TH TO MAY 31ST.

‘2s IMMUNIZATION CLINIC (SCHOOL BOARD
OFFICE) CANCELLED THIS MONDAY.
CONTINUED ON MAY SOTH.

ROBSON NOTES (CONT'D FROM P.6)
was shown on Wednesday, May 11, in the
Robson Community Hall under the aus-
pices of the Robson Women's Institute.
It was shown by Mr. Je Patterson, of
the National Film Board, and Miss M.
Smith, of the Extension Department of
the University.
A lively discussion followed and
ians were made to use some of the

SANITARY Memdecca HEATING

~A-T-H-R-O-O-M  8-P-E-C~I-A-L
1 - 5% STEEL BATH
1-17x19" C. I. BASIN
1 - TOILET - WHITE SEAT
$180.00 PLUS TAX

NO-CO-RODE SEWER PIPE
STEEL SEPTIC TANKS |
: FLAT RIM SINKS

ideas in the community activities.

On Sunday, May 15th, the Robson
Junior Softball team had a game with
the Kinnaird Junior Softball team.

The Kinnaird team was the victor, with
a score of 5-3.

CASTLEGAR HIGH SCHOOL NEWS:

A school district field day will be
held on Friday May 20th, on the school
grounds at Castlegar. It is conducted
by the Teachers* Federation Local,and
promises to be bigger and better than
last year’s successful event. Hot dogs
and other suitable refreshments will
be servede Parents and all those inter-
ested will be welcome by coming and
showing their interest. The school
board is arranging to transport outside
schools so that the event will be mark-
ed by the keenest competitione

prtsinens’ Toe —

T°S SUNSHINE ME AT THE
SPORTSMEN'S SHOP.
SUNSHINE BICYCLES, BALLOON TIRES,
: DOUBLE FRAME.
TRICYCLES: 12" - $14.50; 16" — $17.50

20" - 2500
16 - 50
18 95
" - $19.95
DELUXE $22.50, 20" DELUXE $23.50
24" DELUXE. - $24.50
AND GIRLS JUNION BICYCLES
AT $4 :