Park Electric

MAPLE STREET

1 Only G.E. Mixmaster with stand and

Bowls, reg. $37.50
NOW ON SALE

MLB. Automatic Toasters, reg. $13.95
NOW ... fartaawn oe vy BOIOD

7 Light Multiple Indoor Tree Lights,
reg. $3.30 NOW ON SALE ... $2.19
With Canadian Bulbs

SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF BIG SAVINGS
ON CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEMS

‘Kinnaird

Mrs, J, Kaufman, Phone 365-5438

Mrs, Floyd Heagy is convalesc-
Ing at home having returned from
surgery at Kootenay Lake General
Hospital. She arrived home Sunday.
Mr, Heagy's mother, Mrs, Helen
Heagy of Rockglen, Bask., is as6-
sisting ot the Heagy home.

Also visiting fiom Rockglen
are Mr. ond Mrs, Arthur Heagy,
brother and sister-in-law of Cecil
Heagy, who have come to spend
some time with relatives in the
District. They are currently visiting
thelr nephew and niece, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Heagy. 4

John Hendricks, whose home is
in Vancouver, visited his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mra.
Jake Hendricks and family on the
weekend, Mr. Hendricks is with
Boyle Brothers, diamond drillers
working in this District.

Mr, and Mrs, Barton Brown vi.
sited relatives in Creston on the
weekend. ‘They have Mr. Brown’s
‘two brothers, Cliff and John and
thelr families there. A nephew, Lar-
ty Brown and his bride of a few
weeks, hod just arrived back from

United . Church

GIFTS YOU CAN GIVE WITH
PRIDE — LET BOSSES’S BE
YOUR GUIDE

Dresser Sets, Jewel Boxes, Wallets, Fit-
ted Cases, Pens and Pencils, Luggage,
Silverware, Lighters, Binoculars, Copper,
Silver, Crystal, Colored Crystal, Clocks,
Cameras, Shavers.

Rings of all Descriptions .... $2.00 and up
Watches, Timex, Westclock, Rodania,
Bulova, Elgin, Longene and Accutron, the
microsonic time piece .... $7.95 to $325.00

EXQUISITE
DIAMONDS

$45.00 & UP

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For quality in‘ Diamonds, Watches, ete. it’s

BOSSE’S JEWELLERY.

Q¢ 10% discount for cash and 15% discount on cash F*
¢ purchases over 100.00 — We also have charge

accounts

st. Store, Hours: Open next Thursday, Priday and i

Satori ae until 9.00 p.m.

g¥y | United Church Christian education
% | committee was held recently,

=| and Pageant were set.

% | primary department and the cradle
jj roll will be held on Dec. 16 from

BX | from 5.30 to 8 pan,
ae | will present 8 Christmas pageant at

fie | Will be extended to all parents and
HR | friends to attend.

a.m. there will be a white gift ser-
= | vice for the Sunday School,

S| School will sponsor an orphan in
% | ‘Taiwan, Free China, Money for

in beautiful modern designs 48
Belin Taiwan, telling about “Na-
$j Po-inn” the liltle 9-year-old girl

=| the two communion chairs and the
Bj minister’s chair were now in the
& | church. It was decided that one

gq | ordered,

van HUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

INE EDODE FOODS

COFFEE, Nahob, Ib, ...-..--+.-+
CHOCOLATES, Gold Box, 2-Ih. box ae
POTATOES, bulk, 100 Ihs,, .....~ $2.99

PEANUTS, Ib, ...02s0-eceeeee es 296:

MIXED NUTS, Ib, ........--

CAKE MIXES, Duncan Hines, 3 for $1.00

PORK LEG ROASTS, Ib, ......... 59¢

BEEF CHUCK ROAST, Ib., ........ 59¢

PORK CHOPS, all cuts, Ib.,........49¢

CHEER, King Size, ..........-. $1.19
-For More Specials See Our

a| Bruce Horning at Grand Forks, Dec.

Sunday Schools
Plan Parties

The monthly meeting of the

Dates for the Christmas parties

The Christmas party for the

2.30 to 5 pm. in the church base-
ment, The junior and

their honeymoon, *

them to Mount 8t, Francis in Nel-
eon where they visited Mrs, Roy
Ackerman; before. proceeding ‘to
Creston. They repurt Mrs. Acker-

be well and happy, endearing her-
self to all her new friends st “The
Mount."”

and thelr mothers in the United

served at the. occasion, a

all of Trail who conducted an in-
formative period on the CGIT or-
ganization,

Joanne Bernick, president of
the new group, welcomed the mem-
service.

Others connected with the
OGIT here are Mrs, Thomas Lock-
hart as explorer leader and Mrs, T.
Bernick as superintendent.

Vesper service conducted en-

held in the church this Sunday,

Plumbing
Contractors
Are Alert

Plumbing and mechanical con-
tractors are often unfairly blamed

heating installations.
Too often, says the Secon

Party will be held the same day
On Dec, 23 the Sunday ‘School

630 In the church. An invitation
Sunday morning, Dec. 24 at 11
The children of the Sunday

the support of this child will come
from extra pennies that the child-
ren-bring each week.

Secretary, Miss H. Douglas, read
@ letter from the Mustard Seed Inc.

‘who will be sponsored by the group,
Mrs, M. Peachey reported that

more communion chair would be

Date for the next meeting was
set for Jan. 17 ot 7.30 p.m.

HORNING — To Mr. and Mrs.

7, a daughter,
MANJAK — To Mr, and Mrs.

and
ors Association, the publle & sutieade
is that contractors are out to
gouge the people who require their
services, elther repair or installa-
tion.

‘The truth is, say

California where they had spent e

‘The Brown's opportune trip took | 3

man, former Kinnaird resident, to | @

Initiation of the Canadian Girls |
In Training followed a pot-luck | 3

supper held for, the new members | A
Church Monday, Ladies of the WA | Sf

Participating in the Initiation | }
event were Mrs, S, Heard, Mra, A. 1
, Rucketuhl and Mrs. J. W. Little, | @%

bers with a handshake after the | ae

tirely by the CGIT girls will be; BY

for the high cost of plumbing and }

HAMS READY TO EAT

Ib. 55¢

CRANBERRY SAUCE, Ocean Spray, 2 tins

MARGARINE, Parkay, 2 Ibs., ........02.cceeese+ 596

MINCEMEAT..... db. 29¢

spokesmen, that contractors ure
constantly alert as are other busin-

they take steps to hold down
these costs,

work, pumbing “and heating jobs
can be broken down into two maj~
or cost categories - the cost of ma—
terials and cost: ef the labor ine
volved.

best materials at ag best price they
can.

Euan Here:
3-Year-Old
Passes Mon.

Word has been received here of
old David Aberdeen, second son of
Richmond.

The Aberdeens are former Te-
sidents of Castlegar: Mrs, Abi

ess men about the increasing cost | ay
of thelr services to the public, and | &

ike any installation or repair | §

Reputable contractors buy the| 82

the passing on Monday of 3-year- | Bf

Mr. and Mrs, Mac Aberdeen of |

MILK, Pacific or Carnation, 6 tins .............-. 996

JELLY Powders »»-5-25¢

Sincere Thanks .
For Your “Support. at the Polls
“Last Thursday.

_ Jake Hendricks.

“BABY FOODS, Heinz, (0 tins ..

SOLID TUNA, Blue Pacific, 2 tins

: SHORTENING, Jewel, 3 Ib. tin

FROZEN PEAS, Frozo, 2 Ih. bag ......
MIXED HUTS, no peanuts, Ib. .

49c

‘PEANUTS, Fresh Roasted, Ib., .......sscaee0-+- 296

B - KOOTENAY
GINGERALE «=:

PLUS DEPOSIT

$1.99

was the former Joyce elicueh:
‘Young David passed away after

Jimmy, 4, and a sister Susan, elght
months.

Alec Manjak of , Dec. 9, &
daughter.

RENATA SOGIALS

BARON an To Mr. and Mrs.
John Baron of Kinnaird, Dec. 9, a
son,

ANDERSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jamieson Anderson of Kinnaird,
Dec, H, a son,

OHEVELDAVE — To Mr. and
Mrs. Joe J. Gheveldave of Brilliant,
Dec. 12, a daughter.

NYHUS — To Mr, and Mrs,
Wilson Nyhus of Kinnaird, Dec.
12, a daughter.

FRANCO — To Mr. and Mrs.
Aldo Franco of Castlegar, Dec. 12,
a daughter,

Mrs. M. Rohn

Louise Farnsworth of ‘Trail, were
J, Wolfe.

Mr, and Mrs, R. and
daughter Gwen were weekend visi-
tors to Kinnaird,

home of Miss Caro)

fa lengthy illness. Besides his par- | §¥%
ents, he is survived by a brother

Mr. and Mrs, M. Grubesic. and] 8
daughter Candace, accompanied by| &

weeknd visitors at the home of Mr.| %

‘Misses Beverly and Pearl Let-| #5
keman were weekend visitors at fae 4)

2% Ib. box

CHOCOLATES ==

$1.99

FOIL WRAP, Stuart House, (8 in. rolt ...
CAKE MIXES, Duncan Hinés, pkg,, .
ROLLED OATS, Ogilvie, 3 ih. hox

PREM, Swifts, tin

INSTANT COFFEE, Maxwell House, 10 oz. jar

CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP, Lipton, 4 pkgs.,
APPLES, Gooking, 5 Ib. hag.-.........

Rossland.

Forks spent the weekend at the
home of his aunt and-uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. I, Wiebe.

Mr. Jack Hansen of Grand | Sf

POTATOES ....

$2.99

cordial invitation to

December 15, 1961.
Mr. D. L. Brothers,

The Building will be

NOTICE

The Board of School Trustees extends a

the public of School

District No. 9 to attend the official open- |
ing of the new School Board Offices on’
Columbia -Avenue in Castlegar, Friday,

M.L.A., will officiate: -

at the opening at 4:15 p.m.

open from 4.00 p.m.

_ to 8.00 p.m. for viewing by the public: °

TOILET TISSUE, Westminster, 4 rolls ............ 39¢

AND MANY MORE NON-ADVERTISED. SPECIALS

OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. WE

DELIVER

Winners of two bundles of oranges last week were Mrs. D. Adshead

Robson and Terry McLeod Kinnaird.

Central Trading |

FREE DELIVERY — PHONE 365-3093

Sugar 10 Ibs.
Crisco 3 Ib. tin

SALAD BOWL
‘Salad Dressing 2 «. ...

Prem 2 tins

Eggs Fresh, A large, doz. .
Bacon Rindless, sliced, Ib.,
Fruit Drink s, 43 ox tins...

Oranges MANDARIN, BOX $1.59

We have a good selection of Candy, Boxed
Chocolates, Nuts. etc.

OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY _

WE ARE AGENTS FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY 3 :

AND DRY CLEANERS

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961

‘Xmas. Tree Harvest Exceeds Expectations

istrvest of small evergreen treca
in the Cranbrook area for Christ-
mas treea, which started as routine
in early October, ts now complete,

and results appear to have. exceeded.|-.’

carly “season’

“destinea ‘for Mexican ‘holiday ‘decor.
ation use, to be unloaded in Texas
for truck shipment across the Mo-
xican boundary.

Pinal count, shows 186 railway,
carloads of trees, almost all for
export, compared’ with 161 cars
last: year.

Applying a rough estimate of
trees to o carload, tally of about

si 837,000 appears the final score when

shipping, started on Nov. 8 was

Ral completed Dec, 1 on schedule.

A /Canadian company, Wilks

§/and Kahn Sales Ltd., whose head-

quarters are Vancouver, was larg-

a | est, shipper this year, Their super-

intendent at Cranbrook was Leon

HM |iKahn, and thelr agents for the
4} harvest were Louls and Albert Hol-

mes.
Majority of cars were consigned

™e|ty the Canadian Pacific Railway
J | into ‘Texas, particularly San Anton-
Gl) to and Laredo. Many of these were

‘and this year coming into..initlal

erators of Christmas tree -permit
leases in the Bast Kootenays fared

In the face: of: competition: by

mush better than expected.

Appearance of a Speedie ‘blight in

the tract of wild trees in the nor-

thern part of East Kootenay threw
. to

emphaais on, southern.
in| part of the, district where blight

the" mid-Western United Staten, damage was not as extensive.

Price set by agreement between

harveat on a considerable scale, op-|buyers and producers early in the

harvest was $1.60 8 bale, which held

the season the price rose to some
extent, particularly for premium
treés of guaranteed quality,

On the dasis of the value of ap-

mated $934,707 fob value, southern
East Kootenay value for Cranbrook

- Tiredness And.
The School Child

By F, B. PEARCE

Nelson Dally News
The Chant commissioners were
Intelligent persons and competent in
their own chosen spheres but they
were not child specialists nor even
connected with the schools, and as

school day ‘and the school year was
spased on their opinions, not on

Senior Citizens
Enjoy United
Chrisimas Cantata

Last Friday the United Church
eholr in Kinnaird . entertained the
Senlor Citizens.

They rendered a very beautiful
‘Cantata, “The Music of Christmas,”

* | which everyone enjoyed very much,

After, the musical program, @
delicious lunch was served in the

7 which was
iy | decorated for a wedding the next

day.

Funeral ‘Held
" For Burrows

A private funeral service was

=| held Saturday from the chapel of

the Castlegar Funeral Home for Joe

Sj urrows of Kinnaird. Father Bro-
ES | phy officiated at-the service.

A guard of honor was formed at
the chapel by members of the Ca~
nadian Legion, Trail and Castlegar.
branches. The Legion-also conduc-
ted grave-side services, Paltbearers
were A. McWhinnle, A. Gray, Jim

Lewis, Joe Qushner, George Jeck-
gon and W, Sommertield.

#}der if divorce does not in some

74|man or a woman.

DOLLS - DEE& CEE, DIAPER BABE
BRIDE DOLLS, GIRL GUIDE,

NURSE DOLLS.

Children’s Dish Sets-Cooking Sets

GAMES - Bowling, Tennis, Building
Blocks, Checkers, Jigsaw,

_ Chest Games and many others __
COLORING BOOKS, STENCIL SETS, CRAYONS, KEEN CLAY,

MODELING CLAY

TRUCKS, DUMP. & JEEP, PLASTIC OR STEEL,
GUNS, HOLSTER SETS of all KINDS.

ALL REDUCED TO CLEAR
SLEIGHS, TOBOGGANS, WAGONS, TRICS.

Tree Lights inside and out.........

$2.39 to $12.00 —

from 7 to 12 Lights per string

STORE HOURS DEC. 21-22-23 THURS. + FRI: - SAT to 9. P.M.

_ MITCHELL: SUPPLY LTD. 7

2 STORES ‘TO SERVE YOU ~ FRONT’ ‘ST. & CRESCENT ST.

f | should have stopped and much of
Af | the crankiness of the wife and hus-
f| band is due to their tiredness, At

| health, They take a new lease on

5 | wonderful. SWEATERS, the

i most .enchanting DRESSES.

‘The pretty Uttle girl who last
week was So happy that she was
attending the high school today

went past the house looking white
end tired. No doubt she finds the
school day arid the walk home .too
much for her. I can understand it
for in my school days I had to walk
three miles home ‘and it seemed to
me that I was always tired.

I notice that a lot of youngsters
are late getting home. ‘This may be
because they are staying for basket.
ball or some other physical activity.
It is not the: best time to have it
right after school ends and I have
the idea that many of them stick
around because they are too tired to
make the effort to go home. That is
not so sbsurd as it sounds. Most pa-
rents know that a child fights going
to bed when it is over-tired,

1 Uked - the. Engilsh system
though it might not suit here. In
London the elementary schools had
® two-hour break for lunch which
gave the children plenty of time to
Play and recover from their school

went home to tea, They had theirs
directly they came home and dad
had his when he came home.

Most of our children are hungry
when they come in from school, but
for. their main meal they have to
wait until the father is honte. This
ig not so good for him for he is tir-
ed and much as he loves his child-
ren he would be happier with just
his wife to attend to his wante. Mo-
ther would like it, too, for parents
have so little time to be together.

‘There must be recuperation af-
ter any kind of work ‘and the lazy
spell which children often get is na.
ture’s way of providing for it, Ad-
ults often continue long after they

best they are not able to enjoy each
tolerate one another, I often won-
cases start with the tiredness of a

Tiredness accumulates easier
with the older persons and it is
noteworthy. thet many meh when
they retire seem to improve in

Mfe and a new interest in it.

If you're playing
Santa‘. .08. 65.

22s... the way

a result their. lengthening of the|/ i

firm, though in the final weeks of | {s close to $596,000 this season.

ELECTRONIC SERVICES ¢

365-3331 — Phones — 365-4601 ©

BOB’S
PAY'N TAKIT

9 au mY eu

@ DUCKS
@ GEESE
@ TURKEYS!

“ORDER YOURS TODAY”

DEVON BRAND

the afternoon ended |:

other as they should, but merely |’

to a woman's heart is
through our front
door!

Karnies
has -the gifts‘she wants for
Christmas. .There’s the most
beautiful LINGERIE, the
cutest ROBES, the most

smartest’ BLOUSES, the
sheerest HOSIERY and the

MAN

i | DROP INTO

.tainer take’a look around the ‘store for

- TOYS - CANDIES - NOVELTIES - DECORATIONS

ARROW TIRE

SALES & SERVICE

One block North of Kinnaird Fire Hall
Phone 365-8138

Christmas Special
B.F. Goedrich Trail Maker

Retreads to Clear $25.00 pair
670 X 15 & 750 X 14 exchange

TRACTIONIZING
USED TIRES GOING FROM $3.95

ROYALITE PRODUCTS

l AAA

Legion Welfare
ea CHRISTMAS

BINGO

BONUS PRIZES
Jackpots $140.00
HALFTIME JACKPOT $25.00
Given away each Bingo Night
COMPLETE NEW PROGRAM

‘ SATURDAY, DEC. 16th
“8.00 P.M.

Legion Hall

TOURER ACA
TET

Kinnaird Coffee Bar
SER Vv ICE

EACH WEEK WE-GIVE AWAY A-
FREE TANK OF

CHEVRON GASOLINE

All you have to do is fill in your name and phone’ number
at the bottom of this ad, clip it out, and drop it in the special
container at our station.

GET YOUR NAME IN NOW

DRAWING ar ‘600 pan. Saturday

And while your in to place your slip ‘in the con-
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Last week's winner R, G. PATERSON, Kinnaird — ticket was _

TURKEYS

“18 LBS & UP*

39c tb.

SHOULDER CHOPS
39c Ib.

“100 LB. SACK”

$2.99

QUART SIZE
GINGER ALE
$1.99 case!

3 LB. INSTANT

CRISP STALK

GELERY

9c lb.

CUT-UP
FRY’N CHICKENS |
69¢ each!
DARE’S CREAM

COCKIES

drawn by Ann Moodie, Trailer Inn. 5 Ibs. 8 9c
LEAR aaa

Phone 365-7112

ne & While Eiger

Phone .365-3551