CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, 5.C.

W. W. OZEROFF

JEWELLER

The

Disirict’s Social Events

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Phone 3031

Hosiery

Castlegar Happenings

BUTTERFLY |

Kinnaird Korner and

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. Reg.
Waite and Mrs: J. Mason are Bar
tients in K Lake G

WELDREST:

FROM HOSPITAL — Mrs. J.
Burrows has returned home after

Hospital at Nelson, Mrs, M. Burn-
ham is a patient in the Mater
at Ross-

GASTLEGAR DISTRICT

PROJECTS SOCIETY

INVITES THE PEOPLE OF

ROBSON

TO ATTEND A MEETING IN

} Robson Recreational Hall

Thursday, December 3rd

To Hear An ousins of the Plans for
Building a District Centre

BURNETT'S WHITE SATIN GIN
“BURNETT'S LONDON ORY GIN

basa

Seiten
This cavartisaiicat is not publi ed ¢ or displayed by

tke Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columiia.

-|ter from an ordinary teen-ageg,

‘| first” eight -pages, I came to a

2 | squares, with tiny arrows indica-

land,
ery

TO VANCOUVER Ron
Couchman was a business visitor
to Vancouver during the’ week-
end,

eee
MUSICAL EVENING — Mem-
bers of the Highway Circle of the
Castlegar United Church “W.A.
enjoyed a musical evening last
week following a business’ session
at the home of Mrs. Bradford
with Mrs. George Anderson as
Co-hostess. Mrs. Bradford's
mother, Mrs. McDonald, rendered
several Piano solos and accom-
panied a sing-song. Mrs. Wiig
won ‘the prize for he evening.

ROTARY. Gunse — R. Mills
Chairman of the “Trail Town
Planning Commission, gave an
outline of regional planning to
the weekly dinner meeting;of the
Castlegar Rotary, Club, Wednes-
day, in the Castlegar Hotel.

ifew days in Deer Park,

the past: few: weeks in
a Vancouver hospital. :

| $1. 35 $1.50 .
AY VANCOUVER — Mr!’ enal| $1.75 $1.95 :

Mrs, Paul Lade and family. are !
spending a short holiday visiting PAIR |

‘with friends and relatives in’Van- yi ? if _ a :

couver,
.
Deer Park Socials
CHRISTMAS HOURS: — Friday, December 18, . Tuesday,

: 22, 23 —- Open Until
Mr. Kent Dd. - 2
ccna visitors. to Mod 9:00 p.m. We are NOT open Friday Evenings beforo

recently. these dates. wieeal

q
’
q

Mr. Wm, Snyder was a visitor

in Deer Park.

Miss P. D, Allan visited in Net-
son for a few days,

Mr. Fred Hamblin has return-
ed to his home in Deer Park after
a few months visit with his son |
and daughter-in-law ‘Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Hamblin.

Art Carlson has returned to
Johnson Creek after spending a

Christmas

i: and Pete Wi

have left Deer Park for Vanco!
ver, (where they plan to do their

z a

. REFLECTIONS

GLADYS COLLINSON
I received a letter the other
day that wrang my heart. In'some
ways it was a.very ordinary let-

but to me it was pretty

~|St dohn’s. Ambulance -

. SHE'LL BE - PERFECTLY
| CAm! HOME IN “OUR
| CHARMING. ROBES “—

Thos, Couch, President

Association, Castlegar

special from a pretty-special teen-
ager. The salutation was “Dear
Mom”, the body consisted of the
usual ‘references to campus acti-,

\ $12. 95 to $18. 95
The “21 enbers" present also at
elected Mr. Eranle Richardson of

vities,.
ete: ali in a sorely, barely legi-
was

and
Newig E.. churches, ot Castlegar,

angiones to say  nSteane of the
punctuation, and six cents post-
age due, to boot! {
After ‘cleverly deciphering the

small drawing on page nie, It
‘was a diagram showing the in-
side of his room at Acadia Camp:
It was just a. typical room shared
by two. boys. On one side there]:
was a single, bed, dresser, clothes

ik, marked
’s”, On. the ‘other
side was’ bed, dresser, clothes
eloset and desk. marked “mine”,
Both exactly the same, but with
one heart-rending difference. On
the room-mate’s desk was an
odd assortment of dots andi

ting the words leading to each, I
looked closer ..and ..swallowed
hard, then braced. myself and
looked again.- There- was abso
lutely .no mistake. .. These parti:

“Room-mate’s bed-time
snacks”,. and were
“cheese”, “ham,” “cookies”,
“gake,” ‘and yes .even “crackers,”

I began to get a miserable feel-
ing in the pit of my. stomach. It
was no use telling myself that he

ly,

4 @ = Senior Badminton Ciub plays" every

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Communily Service — Phone 3441

ell fed, that ex:
tra food was. not necessary, and
that.no doubt his roorn-mate was
overweight. anyway.

However, : I am: the type of
mother, who,.can take a hint, and
not to. be. outdone. by “room-
mate’s. mother.” I immediately

ded.to. send off a parcel,

7 to 11 p.m, High-School Gym. Fees —. $8, 00 Single, :

$12.00 Couple,
St. Alban’s W.A. will hold ‘thelr Pre-Christmas Tea ‘ana |
Bake Sale at the Parish Hall, Sat.," 'Nov.: 28th.

@ = Keep in mind December 5th, United Chareh Wa. Sale,
K.P. Hall, 3 to 5 p.m,

@ = St. Alban’s W.A. will hola annual meeting and election
of officers in the Parish “Ball, Thursday, November. .
26 ‘at 730 pn. 5

essary for.a -bed-time snack, .or
for that:.matter a full course
meal. Surveying my. handy-work
with pride,ithat empty sort of
feeling began to leave me, and I
was almost’:sorry for “room-
mate” who:by now would surely
have most of his-goodies eaten up.

“Oh yes’;;just before closing I

wer Mr. E.G.0.'s crazy mixed up

/ CLAIM OF THE WEEK — $51. 43 to replace linoleum
damaged by- fire in our client's kitchen.

you, (this
women, .ca!

is'nt humanly possible to remai;

‘Cyril Bell Agencies le.

Phone 3441::..... ‘Castlegar
NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, R. A. PINGOTT
“Insurance Advisors

EGO, |
‘ Reta Stent a SES |
About 15,000 ot ine. patients in
are 4

the ages of 20 and 50, {
‘The World Health Organiza-
tion (WHO) estimates that deaths
from tuberculosis throughout the
world are at least three million

yearly and may ‘be five” million.

cular words were printed clear-|

labelled |:'

containing all the delicacies nec-|,

must mind;my manners and ‘ans-|'

‘ion... Of course I.agree with]
ime): Teen-agers, lilce}’
"be loved. or hated,|
ignored... or. pursued, but. it just |

to ‘them. right? . Mr.],

* New. conimittee members are
filliams, J. Kelly, J. Sch-
nell, “J..Dunlop, Bruce Horning
and Mrs. Helen Davis.
The First Aid Classes, now in
progress with an attendance of
30, will have their examinations
on December 15 ‘it. was announ-
ced. J. Dalziel and C.°H. King
are instructors.

|. SEE THESE LOVELY |
"ROBES AT

_ JANET’S.

: 200

. PHONE

3 Seas of : - m65C

ice BACON ble BASKET. 2
ov

29¢ | ETE... 660

thee. Hors 590} nae phe. ae
: LEG OF LAMB ‘15. E LAMB CHOPS

Age ae 5 3%

<=, or PREM -

LAMB SHOUDER —
_- Whole or Half. . Lb,

MINCED ! BEEF

fi a ene

A9c

WIENERS.
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_ PHONE 2001).

‘Vhursday, November 26, 1953

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

CHEESE
Lb. rolls ...

ROUND, Ib.
SIRLOIN, Ib.
WING, Ib.

Whole or Sliced

KETGHUP.

Campbell's

Bottle .....

Campbell's
2.cans ......

—— Chi
aay, FooD

GERBER’S

Javex

2 lb. box

CELERY. HEARTS
Cello, pkt. .-:. : 28¢

STEAK

591
BOLOGNA.

‘TOMATO SOUP

1 oud can he ‘A5c

THIS LOW PRICE

BLEACH
64 oz. bottle... 39¢
SODA BISCUITS

‘mz CRAGRERS

of “Dimes,

1» AQ

turned b

KRG, Granis

(Continued from page 1)

capped Children and ‘the March
Crippled» Children
Fund, were tabled, and an appli-
cation from the Welfare Commit-
tee of the I,0.D.E. is being Te-

the

Pine Street
Continued from page 1

quests and could not-say-all can

be granted.

PINE STREET VITAL
Negotiations with ‘the McColl

Erontenes. Oi Company ‘regard-

ing the of Pine Street,

lack of funds.’

. 29

- 25

naird A

ling . $311.00 have been
ted,

statement submitted did not show
the balance presently on hand.

Anapplitation from the Greek
War Relief Fund was refused for

The treasurer’s report showed
a balance of $1242.91 on hand
after outstanding cheques total-

were reviewed by M. E. Moran.
The Company ‘hold,a mortgage
on the property situated partl;
where the street would go:
Some members: said -the matter
has: been’ in the talking stage
without action for a:Iong time al-
ready, and that: ‘perhaps expro-

Pythian Sisters Hold
Successful Fall Tea

ceived by Mrs. V. Jones,

on,either side, °

1. Forgie-Thompso)

Mr. A. Gray, secretary treas-
urer, also submitted a list of the
grants approved this year to Nov.
23, Total of these is $5497.95 but
$395.04 returned from the Kin-
naird Improvement Society,
Sports Account, whose duties are
now being handled iby thes] Lae

- should abe

‘ undertaken. i

very strongly on this matter,”
sald R, A. D. West. “Those who
own property here’ stand to. lose
a lot if the’ y is not: put

“As a’ property: owner, I feel Mrs. C.

‘Mrs. J.
Mrs., cy Fraser,

through.”
He said “Castlegar is now, more
or less split into three. main: sec-
tions and if the street does not

year thus far, .

» 25c
its
e 29c

..29¢

cieties at

while,

: Trail,

the total of grants $5102.95 for ie

This total consists of 32 dif-
ferent ‘grants 'to district, national
and local activities. Largest grant
thus ‘far has Been $600 to the Kin-
naird.” Atheltic Associntion on
June. 30 and ‘smallest has been
$47.95 to the Canadian Red Cross
Blood Donor Clinic. .

The meeting heard reports by
president Harry Sommers,
Fitzpatrick and Alec Gray on the
District Meeting of. Welfare So-
Wednesday,
which they attended and which
they all agreed, was. most. worth-

‘There was a report too on the

ed in

Party-at:Ce
who thanked all who ‘had assist-
JF, Killough, sponsor of the idea,

the

by|were appointed to pursue the

go with ‘the definite
trend of business towards Maple
Street, it will split into four, +
“It’s a’ matter: that's of. vital
concern to every businessman, he
said, “and if. necessary, I think
the businessmen should be pre-
Pared to put up some of the
money to see the street does go
through.”
Others were of the opinion that
the Oil Company still may not
E.| realize the importance of the pro-
ject and it's vital necessity to. the
village, , and should be ‘Bpproach-
ed again,
‘The Chamber's four man com:
mittee. on the matter, the Cham-
ber executive and the two Cas-
tlegar ‘village commissioners who

matter, are to contact the Com-
pany again: to what’

The Pythion Sisters held a very
successful Fall Tea on Saturday,
November 21st, in “the Twin
Rivers Hall, The guests were re-

‘The serving table was covered
with a cutwork cloth and cen-
tred with a basket of bronze and
yellow mums, ‘with candles car-
rying out te colours of the Order

Presiding at the urns were Mrs,

Wanless, and ‘sainiice
‘\Convener for the tea, tables was
were Mrs, Hubert,. Mrs.. W., Squn-
ders, Mrs..O, Proud, and Mrs, ™“

The fancy ‘work ‘table. ;was
convened by Mrs, G. Wanless i ase
sisted. by Mrs, A. Saunders;.

In charge of the bake table
o [were Mrs, J. Thiel, and Mrs. L,
‘|Grunerud, whiic Mrs, J. Parkin
handled the candy table.
Convener for the kitchen wus
Mrs, O. Lightle, assisted by Mrs,
J. Gemmill, and. Mrs. H. Horne.
Mrs, N. Bradford convened the
Turkey raffle, Mrs, A, K. Murphy
of Appledale, B.C. was the win-
ner of the Turkey.

The door prize was won by
Mrs. A, Archibald.

J. A, FERNANDEZ Evangelists

RADIO
SERVIGE.:

B. HUBER

25, years experience

Work ‘Guaranteed
‘Box 522 — Phone 4922
Castlegar, B.C. :

A. F. HART

i Week Nights — 8 p.m..'
Sundays 2:30:& 8 p.m.

Community

Continued from page 1".

Governor. _,
The Charter is to be presented
to the new club by Dolph‘Browne,
Governor for District 153 of Rot-
ary. International, at a’ special
ceremony in ‘the Kinnaird Im-
provement Society Hall Saturday
night, beginning ‘at’6:45 p.m. The "
wives of the new, Rotarians will
also attend.
Rotary © “ membership,’ ‘to-day
stands at an all-time high; In the
last eight months, 211 new Rotary
Clubs have been organized in 39
countries’ of North, South: and
Central America, Europe, Africa,
ean and the Islands of the Paci-
ic.

Rotary Charter Night

nual event,

fair, He announced a surplus of
$18.63 after. payment of all ex-
penses and said he: is: turning
this amount back to the; Society.

Bert Lamb . reported on. the
Directors and Wives'Social Eve-
ning saying it too was most suc-
cessful and should ‘Become, an an-

A, ats agreed with “Mr.
wets statements on the’ matter;
and said he is willing to act,in;
any way he can to‘have the street
put through.’ “There is no ceritre'|
to our town without Pine Streetti
he declared, ° ~

CHAMBER ELECTIONS - >
A ..nominating’\ committee - to
propose two names for each

seen
‘Building: Supplies

OGLOW BROS. .

fice in the group, was set up for,
the ‘election of ,officers at the’
next meeting. Committee mem-;
bers are M, B, Dalton,’ ‘C. A. And-)
srsom W. T. Naldie and J. R. El-

lott.

Airport project, made ecatics by;

a $125, 000- grant from) the federal

88

o  BLIES.
AUTO COURT:
<> Bally Modern, «
-CABINS
Reasonable Rates
CASTLEGAR-TRAIL,
iGHWAY -

Hall
CASTLEGAR }

"We Have A-Full Supply Of
_ Wagons, Bicydes,
~ Tricycles, - Pedalcars.

AND ALL. WHEEL GOODS
'10'Per Cent: Discount on All Cash Sales -

Castlegar

Bicycle —

Opposite Mitchell Supply Ltd.

Shop cyl I be open until-3 p.m, EVERY. NIGHT until XMAS
‘i of + For! our: Conventence

ture date, :(the dicts for the wir: |,
ing have already been installed.)
for the-.government’ has spent
close. to $200,000 in grants to the

field already and “I don’t thin’

(insGaaTe
YOUR HOME

PROTECT =

YOUR FAMILY'S ~

.VERMICULITE . INSULATION
Yes! Do it yourself ia one afternoo:
and cut your fuel bills up to 40961

”|Society in the planning iof the

they'll stop-at that.” “i = *
Mr. West. mentioned that’ itiis
hoped to have an Air Show in. the
Spring as. an ‘official opening of
the improved field.
SPORTS ARENA

A. T. Horswill suggested that
in: view. of ‘some of the “fantas-
tie.'schemes of, -financing” pro-
posed for the building of a $175,-
000 sports arena here, the dir-
ection. and leadérship_ of ;Cham:-
ber members are needed to help
the Castlegar District: Projects

Project.
He. emphasized that he is for
from opposed. to the Sports arena
project, in ‘fact heartily: in favor.
of it, but that

‘WE HAVE a 'GRAND ‘e
SELECTION OF *

TIFT.
ITEMS —

Stoles from ‘92.98
Handkerchiefs’ ‘

“imported from’ Switzerland
‘Each. 65e

‘PERFUMES

SOARES
“NIGHTIES
SCARVES:

THE

“1 some ‘of. the could.

‘assist'in the

yf
|: "After some discussion: the mat- i
; ter was. tabled.
N. T. Oglow recommended that]
the Cl ke an active in-

erm

~. tan  ireproor! Corns ot oF, ‘none,
for roe eyiimate todity!

~ WALDIE® :

Lumber & Building.
* Supply’ Ltd.-

‘terest in the forthcoming muni-
‘eipal-ielections and encourage
everyone to vate,
J..R.-.Eniott announced that
the Chamber's ‘January. meeting
.|may be.changed one day and it
was decided to hold the Decem-
ber.'meeting one week earlier
‘than usual if possible.’

‘George Jackson

Tra ac tionizing

COME TO SEE US WHEN aHE GOING Loe ROUGH :

In ‘STOCK ue ae ee

= Knobby: Bar ‘Sawdust Tread Tires

| Good Supply of Shellzone & Cc. ILL.

Permanent Antifreeze

AUTO. >
SERVICE -

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT in

- PHONE 3091.

Ted Cowlin

 MACNICOL — ‘0 Me: aind Mrs. |/
H. G. MacNicol of Kinnaird at
Mater ‘ Misericordiae ‘Hospital,
Rossland, ‘Nov. 10, a daughter, -

LESY —° To. Mr.. and “Mrs,
Maurice Lesy, of Robson, at Koo-
tenay; Lake” General ‘Hospital, |:'
Nov..22, a son,

POPOFF — To Mr. and. Mrs.|’
Fred Popoff, Brilliant, at. Koote-
nay Lake General Hospital, Nov.
22, eS ‘son.

| SPONSORED BY THE» Rene
- GASTLEGAR KIWANIS - CLUB Le
FRIDAY: -AND SATURDAY

og ath and Sth

GORCARTIOE MALL

l "LADIES. ONLY |

The Hall Will Be Open Afternoon and
nee DECEMBER 4 and 5

Evening: , °: