ASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 5, 1959

Robson Socials _

Mis. Muine Adshead Is
Patient In
trict hosp va
went an operation,

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Waldie, and Mr. and Mrs,
Waldie fast week was thelr bro-
ther and sister-in-law Mr, and
Mrs, Fred idle of Kimberle;

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-| returned last Friday from two

*|R, Whittaker in the chair. At

Castlegar Happenings

———_—
Mr. and Mrs, A. D. McWhin-
“ie have as thelr guests the lat-
wr's sister Miss Elizabeth
Hughes of Nanaimo, B.C,
Mr. and Mrs, R, A, D. West

weeks in Mexico, and a few days
gpent cnroute in Vancouver.
Fright-Li Carling of

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THE DISTRICT SOCI

REFORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson

Renata Mrs,

Genelle Mrs, Horan

her with her shower gifts.
Invited guests were Mrs. M.
Duncan, Mrs. W. Schwartzenhau-
er, Mrs. A. M, Smith, Mrs. H.
Binnie, Mrs. A.'Shutek and Jac
queline, Mrs, F. Bartsoff, Mrs. H,
Mulhern and Mrs, E. Herfindahl.
Games were enjoyed and a
dainty tea was served, The Mis-
ses Beverley and Edwina Hyde
assisted their mother with re-

Vancouver,was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, W. Reed when he came
to attend the West

Kinnaird Korner

Zone Area meeting of the Clvil-
lan Committee for Air Cadets.

Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Horswill
were their son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.and Mrs, P. E. Burroughs
and two sons from Warfield.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherbiko left
today for a holiday in Vancouver.

Mrs, George James of Grays-
ville, Manitoba left yesterday for
home, after being the guest of
her brother-in-law and sister Mr,
and Mrs, J. Williams.

The Rt. Rev. P. R. Beattie,
Bishop of Kootenay, spent Mon-
day and Tuesday in Castlegar on
Anglican Church business, and
was the overnight guest, Tues-
day of Archdeacon B, A, Resker.
Mrs, W. Schwartzenhauer is
visiting in Kimberley where she
‘s the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter Constable and Mrs. Al.
Link.

‘The executive meeting of
she 1O.D.E. was held Monday
night at the home of Mrs, J. F.
Killough, with the regent Mrs.

the close of routine business Mrs.
Killough served dclicious re-
freshments,

Baby Kathleen Frances Gall

{1a Main st. Penticton

OTARION LISTENER OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA

shared honours with her ‘mother
Mrs. J. Gall when friends met at
she home of Mrs, E. A. Hyde on

Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, J, Marcellus were
their daughter and = son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Collinson;
and Jack's ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Collinson; and Mr. Jack Albee
all of Vancouver.

This neighborhood regrets
the departure of Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Hughes and family, who
left for Oliver on Sunday, where
they intend to make-their home.

Some’ of thelr cloge friends
feted them with a surprise fare-
well party, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Ron Hawkins, the pre-
vious day. An evening of dance-
ing was enjoyed to music by
Denny ‘on the accordian Chuck
Thring on the banjo, and A.
Hawkins on the violin.

Present were, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Hawkins, Mr, and Mrs. W. K.
Fox, Mr, and Mrs. B. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs, C, Thring, Mr, and Mrs.
Andy Shelfontiuk, Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff MeCreight, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Bignell and Wayne, Mr.
and Mrs. Monty Warner. The
Hughés were presented with a
memento of the occasion, a set
of TV snack tables,

Mrs. E, Tann, formerly, of
Vancouver, has‘settled in Trail,
after spending the past several
months with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Monty

Thursday afternoon to present

Warner,

ONLY,

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PURITY FLOUR — 25 Ib.

PAPER BAG

WITH A CARRY-HOME HANDLE

$1.59

10 Ib. PURITY FLOUR, i i vicar» ibis wi 79¢

MONARCH CAKE MIX, family size, 3 for

Be sure to enter our Purity Contest — Win a valuable prize!

CARNATION MILK,

case,

COFFEE, Nabob,
Ib., ....

BREAD, 4X,

2 loaves, ...

bene

CRISCO, 3 Ib. tin,

HOT CROSS BUNS,

Oz. 5) we 6 5 6 ee es

GRAHAM WAFERS,
Weston’s, 2 pkgs., 69c

MARSHMALLOWS, :
Weston’s, lb. pkg., 35c

TOMATOES, Aylmer, ©

28 o2z., 2 for .

vee SBC

$7.49

.... 69c

.... 99c

. 29c

Ib.,

.... B9c

MARGARINE, Better Buy,
Bibs, .... 22-22. 480

ICE CREAM; Westland,
“half gallon, ..... . 85c

_LETTUCE, Ib. .....: 19¢
TOMATOES, tube, ..
ORANGES, 5 lbs., .... 59c
GRAPEFRUIT, for . . 59

SALMON STEAK, °
thy icy paneis

HALIBUT STEAK,
Pei Te ade

. 23e

8 69c

SMOKED cop, Ib.,.. . 49¢
POT ROASTS, Ib, ... 49

CUT-RATE

GROCETERIA

Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kautman - 3227
Mrs, Johnson -
Deer Park Mrs, Witlidmson
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Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Bertols,
of Cascade B.C, are visiting with
Mr Bertols' brother and sister-In-
law, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Bertois,
133 4th Ave, Kinnaird.

Mr, and Mrs. Bertois have
recently returned from a trip to
Los Angeles, California were
they visted ther daughter, Mrs. A.
McGovern, They returned home
by plane via Spokane, and have
decded that flyng 1s the only
way for elderly people to travel.
It was their first flight.

The United Church W.A, met
last week at the home of Mrs.
Ed Johnson. Eleven members
were present Mrs, E. C, Acker:
man assisted the hostess.

The main topic for discus-
sion was the Spring Tea for
March 21, in the Church Base-
ment. The Tea will be under the
general convenorship. of Mrs.
Robert Wadey.

Renata Tiding

Wm. Haegedorn is a patient
at Trail Hospital.

Glen Murray has left for Ed-
monton for two weeks.

Matt Rohn of B.C. Forest,
Kaslo and Jack Hansen of B.C,
Forest Grand Forks and Gracle
Hansen of Castlegar were week-
end visitors to their homes here.

Mr. and ‘Mrs. McKay and
Patricia of Castlegar were visit-
ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Rohns.

Robson WA Approves
New Constitution

Owing to the sickness of
President Mrs. D. Carter, Vice-
Pres, Mrs, H. F. Hyson was in
the chair for the regular month-
ly meeting of the Women's As-
sociation to R.C.M. Church,
which was held in the Church
hall on Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. E, Nickerson then con-
ducted the Devotional period, the
theme being “Make it plain Fath-
er” — a story pertaining to Lent.
This story was read by Mrs.
Nickerson, and Mrs. C. S. Squl-
res; Mrs. J. Porter; and Mrs, G.
Miller read verses from’ the Scrip-
ture This period was brought to
a close with the singing of a
hymn and the Lord’s Prayer.

Mrs. Hyson extended a warm

to the
who answered: the roll call.

LEGION IN CORNER

‘At the Regular General
meeting held Tuesday night it
was decided that the Dinner

mecting will be held on April 7th
to coincide with the visit of Pro-
vineial President’ R. McNicol.
‘Tickets will be available from R.
Wadey and must be picked up
by April 3rd at $1.00 per mem-
ber.

A very successful .Club Soc-
ial was held on Friday night
music being supplied by a trio
from Trail for dancing and a
sing song.

R, Wadey will be in charge

.[of a raffle to be held for the

Fall fair. Bingo will be held on
Saturday night March 7th so as
not to conflict with the Kinnaird
Firemens Bingo on March 14th.

RICK’S
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Phone 7271
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Supplies
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for any worthwhile PUrPOSE wo
for from one to three years...

A loan is readily repaid through reeules
monthly deposits,

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Providing Specialised Personal Loan service since 1936
Castlegar Branch, A, E. NORRIS, Manager

NABOB SELLY POWDERS, 6 for saisanie siete A5c
SOLO MARGARINE, 2 Ibs. for ...........+-+--++ 596

STRAWBERRY JAM, 48 of... .....02000eee eee
WIENERS, No. |,

Hi awd Pease Ee ties ce SOE

PORK LEG ROASTS, Ib. Fieionia EHP Soe . 506

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KINNAIRD,

The new constitution, drawn | 2]
up by Mrs. R,.T. Waldie; Mrs. R.
Brown and ‘Mrs, Carter was ap-
‘proved by ‘the members.

Mrs. O Sutherland reported
that her committee would mend
the hymn books in the church,
when the weather was warmer.

Mrs. Hyson drew the atten-
tionof the members to the lovely
display of, missionary work done
by the W.A. last year. This work
will be sent to the Nelson Bap-
tist Church, to. be included in
their missiqnary’ box" to be sent
to Japan.

She also mentioned the new

ply wool, to make afghans fo!
the Anglican Women’s College in
Toronto, These afghans will b
sent to the Collegt through the
Castlegar St. Alban’s W.A.

Many suggestions were for-
theoming on kitchen articles to
‘be obtained with 500 nabob cou-
Pons, eg. + a small tea‘kettle; a
big cooking pot; or forks.

-The new_yisiting comrnittee
for March and’ April will be Mrs.
A. W. Thorp and Mrs, Hyson.

The members decided to hold
a tea and bake sale in the church
hall, on Wed. April 15.35 p.m,

Bake Table: Mrs. Porter; Mrs. O.
B. Ballard; Mrs. A, White. Tea
Table: Mrs R: T, Waldle;. Mrs. S.
Humphries; Mrs, G, Miller, -

* Mrs, Hyson asked the mem-
‘ers to remember March 19,
which is the date of the Annual
Meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees to Robson Community Mem-
orlal Church. She stated that
this is an important meeting, as
the heating unit for the church
and hall will be discussed. The
W.A. will serve coffee and do-nuts
after the meeting, with Mrs. J.

-B.C.

.& 5 £0 millionaire coc bay

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MARCH 6th ond 7th

(COFFEE, Maxwell House, 1 Ib. bag, ... ee

Instant, 2 oz. Jar, .. 06 ee ee

Instant, 6 oz. jar, .. 2... 2 eee eee
MARGARINE, Parkay, 2 lb. pkt., Meteo: kedt ase
DELNOR BEANS, Freneh style, 2 pkts. for
GINGER SNAPS, McCormick’s, Ib. pkt., . . .
CHOCOLATE BARS, pkg. of 8;.......--

BACON, thrifty side, 1 Ib. pkt., .....
LEG OF PORK ROASTS, end cuts, Ib., . . .

centre cuts, Ib... 5. ee ete

BEEF POT ROASTS, Ib., 0.0.6 0000; 605
STEAKS, Blue Brand, sirloin or qibone, Ib, .

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Spring Tire:

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— Special Tire Sale For March Only —

REG.

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$33.45
$39.60
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$37.75
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Nylon Tubeless $37.00
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KOOTENAY BUILDERS

Rockettes Beat Grand
Forks Last Friday

In thelr last game of the
season this: year’ the Castlegar
Rockettes bounced to a'37-21 win
over the Grand Forks Wolver-
ines in Grand Forks Friday giv-
ing them a total of 7 games won
in 10 played. Leading from the
beginning of play the scores, for
the Rockettes were 7-5 for the
first quarter, 158 at half time,
and 28-12 at the end of the third
quarter, Top scorer, Yvonne Mit-
chel, romped In around the Wol-

verine defense for a total of 15
eee ee ‘points during the nights play.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 5, 1959

Wolves! edged the | Rockers ‘by enc

one point at half time with 21-20
and at the end of the third quar-
ter with 33-22, to win by a final
score of 45-41, Sam Sheloff was
again top scorer for the night
with 17 points.

Summaries: Castlegar -Pel-
lgrin8, Dunlop 3, Sheloff 17,, D.
MacPherson 6, B. MacPherson 4,
Smith 1, Muirhead 2. -

Grand ‘Forks: Polincoff 5,
Pavan 12, Hlookloff 14, MacDon-
ald 2, Bedard 10, Zrebec2.

Castlegar: Mitchel 15, Albee
6, V. Kinakin 8, Soberlak 5, Lew-
is 3.

Grand Forks: MacGregor 2,
off 3, Petko 4, Bodnarchcuk’ 2,

The Rockes were

| eee
TT the. Gant crorka Wolvie ratber

Playing a very close game up to
the last few minutes of play. The

4, i&F 3, Famin-

In Exhibition Basketball the
Rockers downed the Castlegar
Cubs 57-39 in Castlegar Monday.

Plans are well under way for
the Fun-For-All Night to be held
under the directions of the P.T.A.
in the Stanley Humphries High
School on Friday, March 13, -be-
ginning at 7 p.m.

The evening promises to be
one of reak fun: and. hilarity.
Plans include a gaily decorated
midway of- contests, games of
skill and stunts, Amusements of

SALE
PRICE
trade)

PTA To. Sponsor Fun Nite:

provided by a hobby room. Per-
fodic showings ‘of home movies
and glides, and other interesting
diversions, “

A home-cooking sale will be
held and light refreshments will
be served in the cafeteria.

Proceeds of the. evening’s
entertainment will be used pri-
marily to provide a ‘scholarship
fund for a graduate of the Stan-

a less strenuous nature will, be

ley Humphries High School.

- 190 Gar Plates
~ Sold On Friday

Staff ‘of the Castlegar Mun-
icipal office reported a busy ses-
sion Friday and Saturday, with
the salé of 1959 motor vehicle lic-
ence plates. *

» Friday was ‘tthe biggest day
with 190 sales of plates recorded,

“SFIRST LINE TIRES ONLY”

and 109 plates went out on Sat-
urday, the.last day of February,

All carry the Fisk Road Hazard and
_ Lifetime GUARANTEE

Skyline.
Auto Service

Columbia Ave.
“Tony Denneus”.

SPECIAL TRUCK TIRE PRICES ON APPLICATION

Castlegers B.C.

for which. the. office stayed open
as a public convenience. -
According *to office figures,
a total of 928 sets of autobobile
plates have been issued to date,
and 364 sets of truck licences.
"Besides these there are- trailer
plates, carrier plates, and chauf-
feurs’ licences, which all make
for a busy, season in the office.

Plans Made For
Mother’s Day Tea

The regular monthly meet-
ing of the Guide and Brownie
Association, Castlegar branch,
was ‘held on: Tuesday, February
24, at the home of Mrs. L, Howes.
There were 12 members present.

The meeting was opened by
president ‘Mrs, A. Anderson. Fin.
al plans were made for the Moth-
er and Daughter banquet to bi
held on March 18 in the Unite
Chureh basement. The Guide:
and Brownies will be asked to
assist with the decorating.

Tentative plans Were discuss-
ed for a Mother's day. tea to be
held in May.

It was decided that a $15, al-

Jotment be made to Mrs. MacBain
District Ct to be used

To Insure your D
NOW ' and: “Assure’_ Your.
Independence ‘At Retire-

id ; Ment.
Cc. Arthur —
Anderson

“The Mutual dite Assurance

toward the cost of a uniform.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted“by Mrs. L.
Woodrow. Booster prize was won
by Mrs. Woodrow.
' Next meeting will be held at

"| the home of Mrs. P. Bartsoff on

paca Neneh 24,

coe 2

dreellnilla; il. rites ieee

jqavoriie

Baden Powell Club
Met In Kinnaird

The monthly’ meeting of the
Baden Powell Club-of Kinnaird
‘was held at the home, ‘of Mrs. J.
Kennedy with co: -hostess being
‘Mrs. Westgate.

Some .of. the members. will
be looking after the consessions

9 | at the Kinnaird Firemen's. Giant

TOMATO JUICE, Hunt’s,
‘48 oz, 2 tins, .... 68e

COFFEE, Nabob,
Thy. oe. e eee eee ne 68C

‘EGGS, local fresh,
“A”, large, 2 doz, 95c :

- ICE CREAM, Westland,
half gallon, ......85c

CARNATION MILK,
handy pack of 6, . . 99c¢

MARGARINE, Better Buy,
2 Ibs., DN E's ADC: :
24 |b. ,
Benet Bags

ee Monarch,
‘family pack, 3 for . 99¢ _

JAVEX BLEACH,
- gallon, ........- 89c F

: ORANGE CRUSH,
. 2. ctns. (plus tax); 75c¢

- We, Reserve the Right to

Limit Quantities. i

WE ARE......
Agents for the,
_ Kootenay ‘Laundry:
5 x and
.. Dry” ‘Cleaners’

1
‘Phone 3093eand we will have
‘ ‘the driver pick up your cloth-

“CENTRAL

TRADING:

KINNAIRD, B.C.

| Bingo to be held on March 14.

Mrs, M. Munns was the win-
ner of the hostess prize...A love-
ly lunch was. served by the host-
esses,

‘The next -meeting will be
held at.the home of Miss L. Me
Kenzie on March 26."

Fruit Growers Met
At School In Renata

‘A special meeting of the B.C.
Fruit Growers Association local
was held on Friday Feb. 27th in
the Renata schoo}. The delegate’s
Isane Wiebe report was given on
the B.C.F.G.A.° convention. Con-

Be| tracts were discussed as well as

the spraying program for this
year. The new brown rot spray

§| program will be carried out by

the growers here to combat the
brown rot prevalent for the last
few’, years.,

Kootenay Society
Handicapped Children
: (Castlegar Branch) |
MEMBERSHIP

March 5 -6-7
See the Work Display
In West's When You

Take Out or Renew
. Your Membership

LMT

Pay'n
Takit

2 Dozen 89

Beiter Buy,

MARGARINE

Ib. 4%

Jasper Butter 65c lb

FANCY WIENERS,
Qdots ---errteet

SMOKED JOWLS,
UBeg:« cnaccecenennorsnenen 36¢

SLICED BACON,
v2

FRYING CHIX,
each, .

BREAKFAST SAUSAGE.
Ib.

crisp, [b.,
NEW CARROTS,
bags,
NAVEL-ORANGES,

JUICY LEMONS,

} Lipton Soup

chicken-noodle, tom.-veg.

2 pkas. 25¢

Coffee, sasos
69c Ib.

$50. 00 Jackpot Friday

ENTER Now — JOIN YOUR NEIGHBOURS : =
PRICES — FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY fs EE.

‘Eom

Raine and Mrs. R. T. Waldie as
hostesses, ‘

AAT AMES

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