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Castlegar Happenings

of England have returned to Van-
couver after visiting her son and
in-law, Mr, and Mrs. G.

Mr. R. Hunter and sons Al-
Jan and Bruce have returned
from a week's holiday at Victoria
and Vancouver,

Mr. and Mrs, M, Little and
children arrived home from a
week's holiday at Christina Lake.

Miss A. C. Bloomer is visit-
ing for a week at WiHow Point,
the guest of Miss Beatrice West.

Mr. and Mrs, F. Richardson
and Pete, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Rig-
by, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Davison
have returned from a holiday. on
the Monashee.

Mrs, M, Hughes and daugh-
ter Miss G. Hughes and Sister-
in-law, Miss M. Hughes of Van-
eouver, and Miss Joyce Seaman

Hughes, Miss Seaman left on
Thursday for England. a

Mr, and Mrs, W. Oglow and
Terry are holidaying at Radium
Hot Springs.

Mr. and Mrs, Charlie King
and family, also Mrs. King's
father Mr, Geo, Davis arrived) ==
home from a successful 10 days
fishing trip to Broadwater.

Rev. and Mrs, A. McNeil and
Mrs. McNeil’s mother, Mrs,
Swaddle left Monday for a
month’s holiday in the Hast, On
August 10 their son Rev. A; Mc-
Neil Jr. of 100 Mile House, B.C,
is to be married at Moscow, Ont.

Mr, and Mrs, Leithead of'
Red Deer, Alta, was visiting at

Window Pereens &

Doors
Cabinet Making

Glass of all sizes & weights

Castlegar Sash & Door

PHONE 3211

Fishing ...and the Future

“Saving made this holiday
possible. Continued saving

will help me look’ after Debby’s

future. She’s one good reason

I save regularly at THE CANADIAN

BANK OF COMMERCE”

763 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU:

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N.2478

Castlegar Branch, A. E Norris, Manager

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the home of the former's sister,
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Blackburn.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howes,
Glenna and Rosemary Goodwin
returned Monday from an enjoy-
able holiday spent at Diamond
Lake, Wash. They also attended
the rodeo at Newport, Wash.

Mr, R. Tozer returns this
week from a visit in Nelson with
‘his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs., , Walter Fozer.

Mr, David Lyttle of Winni-
peg, spent a short holiday with
his niece, Mrs, Harold Hesketh.

Linda Hesketh and her guest
Miss Vivian Dams, are holidaying
in ‘Trail for a week.

Denna and Donna Brewer of
Vernon district are house guests
of Valarie Hesketh. They. are the
twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Brewer, formerly of Cast-
legar.

Mr: and Mrs. Tom Black-
burn left Monday for a holiday
in Edmonton, Alta and district.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walton and
sons are visiting Mrs. Walton's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Walton,
before leaving for 3 years in
Germany.

Mr, and Mrs. L. Grunerud

Castlegar,
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park’
Renata

REPORTERS

relatives, Mr, and Mrs, H. Cole-
man and Mr. and Mrs. Ce Wil-
Yamson. ‘+ - ,

Mrs, May F. Wells of Trail,
arrived to spend a week.at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. C.'T. Wil:
liamson, She was

Ce Le ear eT Ce
HE DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs, Easton - 7601
Mrs, Kaufman - 3227 -
‘ Mrs, Smecher 4508
' ‘Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

ers.
TATA

burn, Sask,

Albert, Sask,
: Mr. and Mrs, L, McLaughlin

by Mrs, L. C. Graham and Miss
Doris Locke, also of Trail,

Mr. and Mrs. Munroe Spence
and children of Nelson spent the
weekend on a fishing and camp-
ing trip at Deer Park,

*P, Delorme of Nelson and
his. nephew Ben Nuefield of Win-
nipeg, Manitoba, were recent
visitors to Deer Park, en route
to Renata,

Mrs, 0. W.'Aasland, daug::-
ter Janene apd Mr. and Mrs.
Brick Saunders and son Alfie of
Castlegar, ‘spent a few days on
a camping trip at the fasland
summer home here,

Thor Aasland of Castlegar
is spending a few days jn Deer
Park,

H. Merriefield and sons Jim-
my and Albert of Castlegar were
weekend visitors to” Deer Park.

‘W. Briggeman of Trail is
spending his holidays at his
summer home here. He had as
weekend guests, his “son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
i also” of

and Pat Moréy left
for a holiday in Sask.”

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gilroy had
as guests last weekend, Mr, and
Mrs. A, Janisan and of

‘Trail.

Kinnaird Korner

Prince Rupert.

Mr. and Mrs. C. -Onions,
Judy, Donald and Bruce McCabe,
spent the weekend in Summer-
land,

Mr. R. Reedshaw of .New
Denver and Mr. A. Sharples of
Nakusp were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs, R. Rivers,

On July 30, St, Rita’s was
the scene of a Baptism by Father
Brophy, of Gwendolynne Cath-
erine McWhinnie, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, A. D. MecWhinnie.
Godparents were Miss Elizabeth
Hughes of Vancouver Island and
Leonard Gallo of Kinnaird, The
baby’s robe has crossed the ocean
6 times and she wore a shawl
knitted by her grandmother, Mrs.
G. N. McWhinnie of Kinnaird.

Deer Park Socials

* Mr. and Mrs, W. (Bill) Mc-
Kim, and twin daughters, Mau-
reen and Colleen of Winslow,
Arizona, are spending a week at

Deer Park, visiting with their

Christine Kravski and Shirley
Wolfe left for Summerland where
they will work in the cannery
until school starts.

Justin Kaufman and family
left last week for Radium Hot
Springs. From there they plan-

Prairie points for a three week
holiday. ”

f t 2

Mr. and Mrs. B. Patterson and
family spent the weekend in
Colville,

Mr. and Mrs,
girls spent two weeks at their
Christina cabin and had as their
guests, Mrs, Markle’s mother, the
Howries from Vernon. Mr, Mark-
le's sister, the Reg. Taylors of
Nelson also fren sometime with
them.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Proud
and Mr. Proud Sr. are leaving
to visit with ‘Felatives in Saska-
toon, and will visit with her
mother, Mrs, James MacEwan at)
Swift Current. On the return trip,
Mr. Proud Sr. will stay with his
daughter, Mrs, Stevenson at Wey-

ned to.visit’Edmonton and other| ,.

Markle and].

are an ‘vaca:
tion with their daughter, Mrs.
Johnston at Vernon,

David Mahoney

Sunday evening.

home over the weekend.

Mrs, Powell

and Winnipeg.

ie

Mr. and Mrs, Odd Bromme-
land and family are visiting
friends and relatives at Prince

recently
spent a week visiting Doug Eld-
ridge. The Mahoneys, formerly
of Kinnaird arrived here last

Mr. and ‘Mrs. .Norman Mc-
Leod and Robbie of Glenmerry
were visiting the J. C. MeLeod

Smibert and
sister Mrs, Shepherd are leaving
for a months visit with friends
and relatives at Grenfel, Regina

Robson Socials ©

Mr. and Mrs. George East-
cott and‘ son Wayne of Rossland,
were Sunday visitors at the home
of ‘Mrs, Eastcott’s parents, Mr.|
and Mrs, H, Johnson.

Mrs, James Porter spent the
weekend in Rossland visiting her
daughter,

Mr, Malcolm McPhee and
little’ son Douglas of Cranbrook
visited over the weekend at the
home of his mother, Mrs. E. Mc-
Phee,

Mrs. W: L. Wright is a pa-
tient in’ the Trail-Tadanac Hospi-
A lawn buffet supper spon-
sored by the Robson United
Church was held last night on the
lawn of Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Wal-
die, where aproximately 130 at-
tended. The supper which opened |
at 6:00 p.m. was enjoyed in the
cool- of the evening, followed by
two hours of entertainment given |-
by the Castlegar “Legion Band
directed by Gus Leitner,

Dr, and Mrs. J. S. Gayton of
Vancouver, who were recent
guests of Mr. C. S. Squires, have
returned to their home,

Mr..and Mrs. A. Bianco of
Victoria, have returned home aft-
er visiting at the home of Mrs.
Bianco's daughter, Mrs, L M
Quance,

Mrs, L, M. Quance and Mrs,

G. Quayle, who were in Vancou- ‘|

ver. to take a short course on

primary reading, ‘have retuge?*’

home. "s
Mrs, J. S. Scott spent

days in Spokane, Mrs. Sc

companied Mrs, V. Goresky.

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FINE leer

Pants?

SEE US FIRST BEFORE
You BUY

Leitner's

TONE Me

Kamloops.

Noreen Hendricks and An

session at UBC. |

Cristofoli in Trail today.

on Tuesday.

home,

is visiting at his grandparents’
home, the Karl Spences.

Ross Turner ‘ied by
his son Donald recently spent a
10 day holiday In Penticton and

gela Hominiuk are attending the
summer session at camp Lourdes.

Mrs. Herry Palsson, the tea-
cher for the Kootenay Handi-
capped children, left Wednesday
morning for the summer. school

Joanne Logelin went to a birth-
day party for her cousin, Janis

Mrs. M. Cooper of Ottawa has
been visiting Powell Smiberts for
several weeks and left Kinnaird

Mrs, G. Manarin has her
grandchildren Terry and Linda
visiting here as Mrs. Ernest Le-
Rose has a new baby boy at

Peter Perrin ot Kimberley

SASH & DOOR

KOOTENAY BUILDERS & SUPPLIERS

= PHON — 5155

BUILDING HARDWARE .
GLIDDEN PAINTS
MARSHALL-WELLS PAINTS

CABINET MAKING

Dress |

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ai JOOM & BOARD — Available

y'at MeCreight's Rooming House,
tin 16

| Phone 2493,

lon SALE — ‘36 Chev, fair
condition, phone 9131, Albert

oa 0) located

LOST — Child's small trleyele FOR SALE — 3 bedroom un-
finished house in Castlegar at

phone 5181,

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor — 76
Maple Street, Castlegar, Mrs,
_ Alice Zuckerberg, phone 4631

330

Castlegar News,

614-3rd Ave. Apply Box 400,

FOR SALE — 15° boat, ‘cheap—
P, A. System and record play-
er, ideal for square dancing

chine with supply of.

3 = $29

Castlegar residential lots, phone

ae or Bax 520, Castlegar,

330

phone 4561, Mrs. Green.

FOR SALE — Fryers, 3 month
old pullets, also-canning ma-
cans,
329

ete—Youths’ twin beds, phone
1421, 131

FOR SALE — Chesterfield suite,
bedroom suite, beds, china cab-
inet, kitchen table and chairs,

FOR SALE —
Mrs, Bonde,

, dills
and cut flowers, phone’ peers

ranch, full set of

toon & BOARD — Apply

34

329

Room and BOARD — For two
, 331

gentlemen, phone 3506.

FOR SALE or TRADE — For
house in Castlegar, twenty acre
and

lamps, fridge, washing machine,
electric saw, apply P. Romas,
437, Sth Ave,

and Service
Postmaster;

Station,
Shoreacres,

B) BUSINESS DiRecToRY

electriclty—Also General Store
apply

B.C.
Phone Shoreacres 4H. 330

FOR SALE — Attractive modern
house, 4 rooms, ~ bathroom,
porch, large finished room in
high basement, White stucco

Kinnaird: Chimney

DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambolanee — Flowers
Granite, Marble & Bronze

Plaques
Phone 3601

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
q
7

FURNITURE
MOVING
LONG DISTANCE

ANYWHERE — ANYTHM
For Freé Estimates

PHONE
Castlegar 2521 ‘Trail i9t
Nelson 1471
UNITED TRUCKING

Cleaniag Service
usc. Montgomery
Phone 3722 & 3728
Box 64 — Kinnaird, B.C.

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP

‘HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C.
LUMBER — PAINT

PLUMBING AND
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

from 1
AUGUST 5 to AUGUST 17 INCLUSIVE
FOR HOLIDAYS

aR

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NOTICE

THE PARK ELECTRIC WILL BE CLOSED

NORA'S
(HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

, A complete beauty service
by appointment

PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelski

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 4621

‘We attach “Dinkle” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

‘UNITED
TRUCKING
FREIGHT SERVICE

Nels

_ PHONE
Castlegar 2521

MARLANEGRILL |
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 pm. |

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But The ‘Place ‘To Eat Another

PHONE ‘3881
. CASTLEGAR

KOOTENAY NURSERIES

“A Complete Line Of Nursery
Stock”

Phone 4042
Landseaping, Fruit Trees,
Small Fruits, Roses, Bulbs, -

Evergreens, Flowering. Shrubs
Box 10 Kinnaird, B.C.

URL

FORA

AT
Ir

exterior. Garden, fruit. Moder-
ate price. 554 Seventh Ave, or
ph. 2776,

FOR SALE — House in Castle-
gar on two large lots, full

* basement, living room, kitchen,
bathroom, 2 bedrooms and 2

rooms unfinished upstairs, write
Box 485, Castlegar, B.C.

. 331

LOST — Utility box containing
fishing’ tackle—khaki color—
between ferry ramp and up-
town or at, Blueberry Creek
on gasline right-of-way. Re-
ward, phone Mal Ea Lewis:
131

CARD OF THANES
‘We wish to express our. sincere
thanks to Mr. A. Zuckerberg and
Bobby Benware, to Drs. John-
son and Ruebsaat and the Fire-
men and everybody who assisted
by saving the life of our son Paul

LS. Lid.

, Charter Service’
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

* Phone 4331

: Arrow Lakes Ferry,
ROBSON T0 EDGEWOOD

Leave Robson : Wharf
10:00 am. Monday.

SMITH'S
St! PLUMBING '& HEATING

For Estimates Phone. .
MOL & 7261

“GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
Free Estimates -
PHONE 3571 —*
Castlegar, BC.

4:00 p.m. Monday.

from
Mr, and Mrs, H. Cohen,

Province of British Columbia
“CHANGE OF NAME ACT”
(Section 6)

REGULAR:
CONVENIENT
SERVICE i

Notice of Application for Change;

of Name i
an application will be made to;
the Director of Vital Statictics|
fora change of name, pursuant
to the provisions of the “Change
of Name -Act,” by me:—

PHILLIPS of 593 Seventh Aven-|
ue, in Castlegar, in the Province
of British Columbia as follows:—,

+ To change my-.name from|
DAVID ROBERT ,KEITH PHIL-
LIPS to DAVID ROBERT KEITH
CAMPBELL.

Dated this’ 25th day of

July, A.D. 1957,
D, R. K. Phillips.

+ DAVID ROBERT KEITH]?

"NOTICE is hereby given that’ :

Leave the car behind
and ride in comfort...
relax and enjoy the
ever-changing mountain
vistas ... sleep while

- Canadian Pacific carries
you through the night,
and arrive at your
destination refreshed and

“ready for the day ahead.

Travel through the

Kettle Valley in ‘air-

conditioned coaches and
1 drawn

4:00 p.m. Thursday.
Leave Edgewood.

7:00 am. Firday.
Arrive Robson Wharf

1:60 p.m. Friday.

OGLOW._ SROS,
p Building & Supply Co. ttd.

Building ‘Supplies

, CASTLEGAR

by smooth. diesel power,

Go Canadian Pacific—
westbound vie the

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom house,
on lot 100 x 150, garage, fruit] ‘
trees, phone 3296 or write box

92, Kinnaird, H, Butler,

131

WANTED — Cleaning woman, to

work 2 to 4 hours.a week —
. apply Box 191, Castlegar, B.C,

Sat July 21, a son.

MAKORTA — To Mr, and Mrs.
Nick Makorta of Castlegar,

NOTICE

DR. BROCK, CHIROPRACTOR

WILL GIVE TREATMENTS AT THE

CASTLEGAR HOTEL — SATURDAY, AUGUST 10

Hours: 1:00 p.m, to 10:00 p.m.

CPR EMPLOYEES, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

ond COMPENSATON CASES TAKEN

CARE OF

Phone 6011

——s

SHOF

FOR CABINETS and PICTURE FRAMING

_ AND
ITEMS SUITABLE FOR GIFTS
AT REASONABLE PRICES

REMPS CRAFT

Castlegar, B.C.

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CASTLE |

‘PHONE 2921

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

Feature at 6:50 and 9:20

Kootenay Expresa,
via the Kettle
Valley Express.

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Last Complete Show ot 9:10

SATURDAY MATINEE
Chapter 1} “Blaxine The Overland Trail”
TAKE THE FAMILY TO THE SOW ASTER
SHOPPING FRIRAY NIG ITS

og

AUTHORIZED

"HTL

Phone 3351

‘J. 1. LAUGHTON ©
BSe.-. 'O.D.-;
OPTOMETRIST
Oftice Hours
MON. — WED.’ — FRL
10-12. 1:30-5:00
PHONE 2581

“ . -e

“3 ‘ ; . : : : = : DRY . CLEANERS

DEALER | » aa

"We Pick-Up’ and’
ne

For information and reservations, coll

M..B. Dalton

Deliver
* Phone 4951

RANGES — REFRIGERATORS. WRINGERS

WASHERS — AUTOMATIC WASHERS — DRYERS

‘RADIOS — T.V. SETS

fans : ; ‘That young voice hits Dad where it hurta,
F : He was so sure he'd remembered every-

t
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
uy

Jil

She a GENERAL BUILDING
G, A. SUMNER . CONTRACTORS
3 . All Kinds of Building THU ei FRI “ond SRE
Naturopathic Physicia: ‘an .
ied ad 2 THE WILD ONE"
Marlon Brando | — May Murphy +
* SKENT PUCKY in color
Lorette Young ichard Greene
ine Showing: 9:05 p.m.

“MON., TUES. and WED. — AUG. 5-6-7
RUSSIAN FILM
“THE IMMORTAL GARRISON”
Wor _in Berlin — 1941 - 2945

ere Te Students 50¢
‘One Showing 9.05 pane i

Supplies’
CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE|
Box 292 Phone 2161

Eremenko Building
PHONE 2021

“Dad, did you pick up my. dress?”

ments—the thinga you: buy regularly, And
the rest of the money was spent for equip- WALDIE

thing. And here is Amelia, with a heavy ' - nent, wages, feéd, seed,.fertilizers—every- LUMBER & BUILDING

date, demanding her dress which he forgot es that farmers need:to produce: food oS SUPPLY LTD.

to pick up at the cl Wh: ag Zz Pees

> :
Dad, don’t women do their own shopping? pala surely, TO:

‘- gladly given.
Phone 7112

CINEMAS cOPE wanscnot nmerectone o
(Asa Sung JAMES WHITMORE seten ry ty Ten stron ond 848 ROUTE,
anvet ev tux stzsen Procucsd by HENRY BLANKE icected by Common Douczas.

Feature at 7:05 and 9:10
Lost Complete Show at 8:55

ROOMS
Confectionery
Special Chinese Dishes
Open 8 am. to 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 3 am. to 12:30 p.m.

SETO GATE

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD

Authorized Warranty Service Depot

BAY ELECTRIC MMITED |

1460 BAY AVE

OPTOMETRIST

“an "ts farm jepending for consumer
goods and services helps to keep a great
many, Canadians employedin a wide variety
of. businesses and is a-p

: ress and. ity. This ia made ¥
* .possible by good farm management, effi-
cient ae which inelode the uae of 3

Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3621 or 2231

The answer is that farm women usually
do. In fact, their shopping, in person and
by mail, adds up to a lot of money. How
much? Well, last year, farm families put
about 234 billion dollars into circul
That’s over twice the amount spent for all *
the new housing in Canada. About Eraeg
million dollars went for h

For .

COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
~ BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING
SEE
. CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
Ww. Sharples 7 Phone 6091

DUTCH MAID
BAKERY LIMITED

‘Birthday Takes
; Wedding Cakes
¢ Anniversary Cakes

seat

-PHONE 939 _— TRAIL, B.C.

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