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CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, .B.C.

Fewer Cars Using
Castlegar Ferry

‘gar-Robson Ferry during .

. ‘preceding one,

in

report, The report ‘states that
26,398 cars crossed or the ferry
in 1955-56. The figure for 1954-55
was 26,430.

‘Fewer cars used the Castle:

. The number of trucks cross-| dress. A real clothes . dividend.

ing, however, was exactly 1,0007
higher.

ead
also, used the pices last year.

for the lady

This season your shoulders!
are no longer high, wide and
last fiscal year, than during the brawny looking. Your new dres-
ses have an easy, loose fit.

‘The information is contained | And if your summer dresses do
a department of highways| have ‘shoulder pads, they, will
be as.thin as delicate pancakes.
But you will find an unexpected
treasute in any shoulder pads
that match the material of your

First, take out the matching
pads and substitute a plain pair
of 1c] of thesame size and thickness.
You can’ create many ‘desirable

¥

“SECRETARY-TREASURER, C. A." KIN
- TO BE SUPPLIED TO SCHOOLS IN istrict No.9.

Tenders |

TENDERS. WILL BE RECEIVED ey. THE
KING, R EVEL:

Greenhill furnace coal or equivalent | stoker
greenhill or equivalent staker coal—50-50
“mixture Michel and Drumheller. The coal.
to be thoroughly mixed before going into |;
bins. All coal to be FIRST QUALI s

WOOD-SOUND HARDWOOD _IN VARIOUS
LENGTIS AS REQUIRED, ALL ‘WOOD: AND COAL
TO BE PLACED IN SHEDS AND BINS PROVIDED.

Board reserves the ri nts :fe ateieet ony or. all
tenders. Note ‘tenders _-call ctypes of stoker.
Quote separately. Tenders close: ar Bean. May: 28th,
1956. For fi y-

Cc. He King,
Sec.-Treas.

accessories when you've tipped
Spart the five or six inch square
of éloth on the pad cover.’

Next damp-iron: the salvag-
ed cloth. Then consider one of
the, following ways to make a
smart new accessory:.

1, Cut diagonal strips 2%
inches wide. Seam these together
and stitch the raw edges inside.
Then use the strips as a head-
band to match your dress,

2, With pinking shears, cut
the cloth in graduated sizes like
the petals of a flower. As ge

Pony, Lite League
Rosters Complete

Castlegar’s. smaller fry soft-
ballers are out ‘on the diamon
this week'as the Kiwanis Club
finalizes arrangements - for

season, Because of - the : greater

THURSDAY, MAY':17,. 1956

Gerala Ganger, ‘Wayne G
Carl “Shealds,. Ross. Little, ° Ron|!
Soberlak, ‘Jim Ford,..Mike Veri-
gin, Ed Conroy, Richard: Rysen,
Paul Samsonoff, George: Lewis,

‘Qs| en Lewis, and Leslie Horswill.

ad .

BRAVES
Tim, Horcoff, Rob. Krueger,
ichard ‘Norris, , ‘Arne:

ot and to
keep last ‘yéar’s ssenior players
still active this year, the boys
have been Sivided into two
groups.
The Pony League will take
in boys aged 13, 14, and15, and
will comprise the Kinnaird Yan-
kees, Robson Indians, Cc

tee ys phn
Police Court
Four - cases ‘were: : Heard in

police court this week, with all
defendants pleading - guilty ‘to

ken, ‘Geo, Schwartzenhauer,’ Don
Schwartzenhauer, Albert’ Mer-
rytield, Terry. Hyde,*Peter Mak-
ortoff, Bruce Hunter, Don‘ Shay,
Michael Popoff, ‘Koken-

their respective ‘charges. ‘
of Win-

nipeg, -Man. was’ charged with
forging a cheque. ‘He Fie sen-
tenced to one..day “in jail,- a

dovich; Fred Nevakshonoft; Ger-
ald ‘Goresky, Wally Swinarchuk,|

and Tigers,

dy ‘overlapping. Secure. with
white or yellow French knots
in the center to resemble flower
stamens. Sew a tiny safety pin
on the back for easy attachment
to the shoulder or waistline. Or
make several small flowers to
sew on a black velvet ‘band: for
your hair,

3. Make a white pique bolero
or brief jacket with one or
ore large buttonholes, Then large
shank buttons with cloth from

The Little Tecaue consisting’ of
boys aged. 9,10, 11, and 12 in-
cludes Castlegar Dodgers, Cast-
legar Braves,: Kinnaird © Cubs,
Pirates, and Cards, and Giants.

A. board ‘of. commissioners
has been formed made up of
Mac McPherson (chief) and Mur-
‘ray Little, . Mike .Kissock, Ben

Lindsay Anderson, and Bob Bat-|
ting. ‘ Y

oars . i

Kinnaird Little League -
CUBS

Cwen Smales, Peter Mana-

han, Lorne Stevenson, Don Oddie,

Murray -Heagy, Barry Scott,

Kenny Roberts, Bud MeNicol,

Bruce Mathews, Jerry ‘Warner,
Fred Rilkoff,

Rourke, and Bill St

Members of the Kiwanis
Club are getting the teams away.
They pre now looking for or-

pads.
Then slip the covered -buttons
into the jacket buttonholes to
match the dress you're

or bus-
inesses who would be, willing to
take over a team and look after

The crowd will marvel. at the
‘apparent. number of dress ‘jack-
ets you own.

4, Buy a simple “Tittle hat in

and pog-
sibly uniforming.
Following is the 1956 roster
composed of:

_ Cast . Pony ‘League

white or in the shade
of. a printed dress, Use, the
covers to fashion flowers, bows

. SENATORS
Dave McPherson, Don Mair,

rdon Jim D

er a hatband for a
5. Make’ a white, © slip-on
cover for your .summer (bag.
tting

Cyril oPpoff, Don Simpson, Don
Jerme, Fred Nazaroff, Jim’Smith,

large, Bi
opal on one side, ¢

6. If you should go an a
tear, use the shoultter pad ‘covers
to mend your ways or to ap-

plique a design over the whole. i

Cristoféli, Larry Mal-

off, Jim Merrifield, Allan Atkin-
son, and Dale Sanft.
. *
TIGERS °.

Cecil Poznecov, Alex Reibin,

FOLLOWING FURNITURE FOR SALE

—(All in first class condition) —

Can Be Seen At Goodwins, V2 Mile Past Lakeside
Store, West Robson. FRIDAY & SATURDAY morning.

*6 Piece bedroom Suite; *Bedroom Chair.
*Occational chair; *Desk & ‘choir to match.
*Library Table; *Fern stand, i

*Stand ash tray; *Gombination’ table.
*Mogozine rack; *Coffee table, glass top.
*One steel shank bridge lamp; *V

IN CHURCH

St. Rita’s Church
Rev. E. Brophy’ PP.
Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.
Benediction at 7:00 p.m.

Confessions Sat. 4-5 and
7-8 pm. a
St. Joseph’s' Chapel

’ Rev. BS Brophy PP. {5
Masses -at 8:30 and 10:30 am.

Sai

*Col hee “¢pAantle. clock, (chimes).
radio; *Gateleg table.
*Chesterfield chair; +1 Round top table.

*Book case: *Small magazine tack.

*One kitchen -chair; “Screen. |

*Qne weeden shank bridge lomp; *Whathot.
*Qne Johnson :floor polisher, as new.

*34 Bed f 3 33 Leoki lass

*G 1 el . hi;

-*One Bothroom hamper.

*One New Tour-A-Tent,. SACRIFICE PRICE.

R. A. FLLISON —_ BOX 686

it. 4-5 p.m...

The United Church
_ Of Canada’

Robson — first and third Sui-
days at 1100 am.

Kinnaird — Service of .Wor-
ship 70:00. am., Sunday School
at 11 am.

Castlegar — Sunday Schooi
10:30 am., Service’ of Morse
at .7:30,,.p.m. i

Buttes

Tabernacle}
“ Sunday School — 10:00 am.
Morning: ‘Worship _ eet am.

tae

: ‘7:01
Prayer. and Bible nee 7 Weal
7:30 . p.

; PREM, swift's, 3 tins
‘POR! & BEANS,

SPECIAL :

for i sgcee
Broder’s, . 10 tins for

BLUE SUE
New. Kellog:
EGGS, foc, fresh, large, . doz,

FRUITS & VERET ADLES
ORANGES, Blue Gocue.. 8 its. for -
TOMATOES, per tube,

CARROTS, new, 2 Boo

&

VEAL CHOPS, all cuts, Ib
PORK LEG ROAST, Ib.

OPEN * DAILY; AUNTIL 9 P.M.
WEDNESDAY {CLOSED AT 12 PAA.

TR TSCHUCKS

Young. Peoples, Friday’ 1:39
pm.

oe i eyaeyons ‘Welcome

Community Bible -
__; Centre

Sunday, in the Legion Hall.
10:30am. Sunday School.
7:30 Gospel Service. .

Wednesday, 7:00. Young People’s
Fellowship. and Hobby! Hour.

Thursday, 7:45 Bible Study and
‘Prayer meeting at 51 Colum-
bia Ave.

Chu: ch of Jesus Christ

‘guidays ‘até "10:30 as, ‘
_ Twin Rivers Hall.
 Bretyone Welcome! -

i Lutheran: Services

: Aare eis fourth -‘Sani<|:
day, 3:00

sin. St, All
Anglicdn “Chisreh, Castlegar.’

Presbyterian . Church
es

ie Services!

Castlegar:..9.,2.m. and 11. a.m.
(Matins).

\No. service on ‘Wednesday,
May 23rd.

in the Church every

Kinnaird: 8 am. and 7:0 p.m}

Greg Bob King, Dar-
ryl Hill, Geo. Keraiff, Wayne
Newman, Wayne ciRhards, Dino
Zanet, Terry Walner, Gary Bat-
ting, Wayne Bailey, Gary Gallo,
Gerald Kavie, ' and Larry Makieff.

Robson Pony League

is

Gil’ Schuepfer, Sam. Shaloff,
Lorne. Brown, Harold Rilkoff,
Davigq Adshead, Jack. Nazaroff,
Leslie Waldie, ‘William Lebed-
off, Larry : Kowal, Larry Har-
shenin, . Peter aroreots,

Dowkes..” 4 tah

Kinnaird, Pony - League
‘YANKEES ¢
Wayne Paulson, -John "Pink-
ney, Keith Muirhead, Phillip
Babakaiff, Norman Scargie, Jer-
ry Cushner, Mickey Babaiff, Ron
Smith, Jerry: Fenner, Morris
York, Keith Watkins, Grant Le-
Faive, and Jackie Osachofts

Castlegar Titite League
DODGEES
Jamie ‘Klilough, Andy Shu-

..|tek, Tony Dalton, Jack Whittaker,

Terry Dalton, Barry Jérome,

and Terry Kaufmon.
; :

tine, of $100, and court) costs.
A. Lund of Ridley,
Man. was found guilty. of fraud.
His: sentence was one day in jail,
$100 fine, and costs,
$25 dollar fine and costs
‘was the sentence received by,G.
A. Hawkings of Calgary for dri-
ving without a license.
Cecil LaRocque, of Castlegar,
found guilty of supplying liquor
a minor, was sentenced to a
$0 fine and court costs,

Have you read The
, Classifieds?

Allen Hawkins, Wesley Hen-
Ackney, Allen Bouthillier, Harry
Paulson, ‘Gary Wood, | Harry
White, | Danny Deverson, John
MeMillan, . Johnny. Plotnikoff,
Ray Sumner, and Tommy Bat-
chelor. -

CARDS

Lenny Brownlie, Gerry Fox,
David Leitner, Johnny Johnson,
Ronnie ‘Scott, Bobby Morran,
Jim Macbeth, Lannie Rourke,
Murray Smith, Ronnie Lewis,
Ronnie Campbell, Den: Grey,
Terry Montgomery, ‘and: Gary

‘Ss .
‘Alex Verigin, Paul Markin,

Johr Carter, Larry Horcoff, Gar

Hackman, Jeff Banigan, Wes
Stewart, Peter Crain, John Ad-
ams, John Zucco, Walter: Stou-
chonoff, Russ Leamy, Billy Har-
shenin, Harry Gorkoff, Clayton
Jolly, and Jim Fornelli.

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Ambulance: — Flowers
Granite, Marble: & "Bronze
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Phone 3601.

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3032 ——.

For Sale a,

For Rent

1950:. METEOR, GooD CONDI-
‘TION, : new, motor, . new., trans-
7 ion, accessories, . Phone
3232, Leonard Raryiule after
5 Pm. y _eese

2 BEDROOM HOUSE — WITH
wn and. garden. Write Box
410. ‘Castlegar. : 3,19
4°ROOM MODERN - SUITE
phone ''3967. tin 16

ST TIMES TONIGHT: mr

‘THE SEEKERS
ia at 7 ey 9 p.m.

LOT IN). DUMONT SUBDIVE.
SION, : Kinnaird. —Easy.‘terms
> Phone, 2947, , 1:19

SUITES; ROOM AND >BOARD
“By day, .week or’ month. Me-

MODEL 40 RCA 16'mm : SOUND
Projector with “accessories
$250.00—1947.. Royal Enfield.
350° cc motorcycle plus.‘wind-
shield’ $100, phone 3226". 318

20 FT.. CABIN CRUISER -WITH
25 ‘hp. Evinrude and trailer,
bargain “at, $900—Also 8 ‘inch
“pench saw, jointer. & ‘motor.
Amateur radio equipment.
George “Kraft, Brilliant Dam,

+ phone 2717. ' Sli

ONE NEW DESK $35.00, GASH

3711.

Apartments, First Ave,
back of © Kootenay. | Builders,
Phone 2493, TFN 36

FURNISHED 4: ROOM HOUSE
on a lots, fruit trees. Phone
wt 318

HEATED PARTLY: FURNISHED
suites. Apply Alex Eremenko,
“or phone 3061." * tin20

For Rent or Sale.

8)ON_ HIGHWAY IN. KINNAIRD

Modern 3 room cottage elec-

apply K. ¥Yonkman or F phen ss

CHIHUAHUA PUPS: — -APPLY

tric range. and oil. pusner,
Phone 2847. tia

Help’ Wanted

M...0. Haugen, SSI, C: A
: = 1

CAPABLE , ASSISTANT TO

LOTS. FOR. SALE IN. CASTLE-
,GAR. W. Saprunoff, 542-6th
“Ave, 3.19

* Village
of Kinnair Salary . Appr.

. $300.00. per ‘month, : Duties ‘ to
+ ¢ommence June .1st. 1956, Ap-

floors,

3 BEDROOM HOUSE, — OIL)"
Furna

must be in ay uy.
19. 19

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP
CONFECTIONERY 3
PHONE 258M

‘ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Buhr.

LAYING HENS, APPLY. PERCY
Owles,:.Kinnaird, B.C.. 3.19

560-7th . Ave. 318 .

MUST SELL, MOVING-TO USA

;--2 bedroom: house with gar-|7~
“age, basement'‘and “extra ‘lot.| |”

Wanted to Buy,

SCRAP IRON $8.00 PER TON
delivered at Frank's: Salvage.
Apply J. ‘Beal:
Castlegar.

For Trade

Also , 1950 p! sedan. J.
'D. -Yonkman, above Ferry,
Cc z

KOOTENAY
LAUNDRY ..

NELSON, B.C.

Yor Pick-Up & : Delivery:

Phone Castlegar .

CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER
‘ . REPAIR
- Phone ‘4621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickel |
_ Bim Heels on Ladies’ Shoes

, CASTLEGAR, B C.

21 Obey, 8:00. a.m. ‘to “9:30 p.m? *
“Not Just Amotter Place To
:.Eat;-But The’ Place To Eat

er,

‘PHONE -3881. CASTLEGAR ©

LOT’ ON 2nd AVE, ERO.
ABLE Terms. Phone 3493. :
f Bape 320

New TWO BEDROOM FULLY|'
4 1 m A

HAVE .120 BASS “‘ACCORDIAN,
(Camarano)" pearl white “to
trade.*for small piano,’ good

‘5 condition, write ‘box, 136,
* Kinnaird. i 120

Lost:

oil, furnace.“ Also building lots
for sale. Apply 576-3¥d. Ave.
Castlegar. .. « . 320

2. Pc; CHESTERFIELD, G.
washer; 54. bed complete; pk

. misc. household © articles. Ph.

2718, - 320

GIRLS BICYCLE; GOOD CON-
“dition. Phone ;2561..- 120

BLUE LOOSELEAF IN KIN-
- naird, Reward, write hom 503
Castlegar. nh s 120

Eastern Star Ladies :
Hold Cancer Tea

Minto Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, held their first
Cancer ‘Tea Saturday, May 5, at

The: Kinnaird “Little ‘Theatre|:
wishes” "to “express~ “their thanks
to all'who: assisted7in.any way

in the presentation of hele play
Out” 5

the. Twin. Rivers Hall.

See ‘The fea was. otterea by

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H, 5. JOHNSON
28 Columbla Ave., Castlegar
Phoue 2548 :

“Greae’ 8: Electric:

tion for guests you haven't room
ior, ;phone 4188, .. Twin, Rivers
Motel ‘Reasonable ‘rates... tfn20

* NOTICE-Beauty Parlor, Alice
Zuckerberg’ '76- Maple’ St.’ Castle-
gar. Phone 4631 — Open Evi
Day." : a

“Stanley tee Han
‘School. Band -.:and ‘Castlegar

| Gancert to “Ringers will - give a

J. . LAUGHTON’.
+) -BSe. OD.
OPTOMETRIST.

“Office: ‘Hours: ’
MON. — WED.
10-12, -1:30 to 6:00"

Shea 120

Jand; Tea. ‘fables, Mrs,
Kenzie, Mrs. Gladys, Johnson,
Mrs, | ‘Irene Waldie,, Mrs.. S.--Pitts
and Mrs. Ella Davies. Bake,

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