4 _ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1960

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THANKS

The Kiwanis Club of Castlegar Sines to thank
most sincerely all those who Supported the Giant
Kiwanis Bingo by attending on Saturday night, as

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well as those who made this Bingo possible through

their ity in maki

prizes, public-

ity and assistance during the Bingo.
KIWANIS CLUB OF CASTLEGAR
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~sCHUCK’S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

Castlegar Socials

. Margarot Churches, Phone $511

‘A 8t. Alban’s Church tea wns
held in the Parish Hall on Saturday.
Rev. H, Ragg opened the afternoon
with a short sermon.

‘The main table was decorated
with a Halloween tablecloth centred
with a background of gold-colored
cedar boughs also centred with an
orange pumpkin,

Pourers for the afternoon were:
Mrs. Westwood, Mrs. Hopland, Mrs,

tunn in January and will be ac-
companied on the return trip by
boat by Capt.'and Mrs, Pitts and
family, Capt, Pitts has been posted
at the British Staff College in Cam~-
berley, Surrey for the past year and
on his return to Canada will be
posted to Ottawa,

Born October 24 to Mr, and
Mrs. Ron Tinker, Nakusp, formerly
of rate @ son.

ROBSON SOGIALS

Herman and Mrs, Woolverton, They
were assisted by Janct Moffat, Jean
Moffat, Laureen Deans, Jane Deans
and Margaret Thorp. -

‘Mrs, Bob Maddocks greeted the
guests and Mrs, Bob Moffat acted
as usher for the afternoon.

Tables included needlework and
home-baking. Winner of the door
prize was Mrs. Shutek. Winner of;
the raffled doll was Mrs, Grace
Devitt. -
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Friemis of Mr. and Mrs, Sid

Walton enjoyed seeing thelr son| -

‘Malcoyn Walton introduce his’ new
business “The Jade Tree” in Spo-
kane. He was introduced on “Tuke
Four” on Monday morning. He dis-
ployed some beautiful articles and
Invited friends from Castlegar to
visit his store in Spokane.

A shower for Mrs, Edward L,
Myers (nee Sandra .Harrower) was
held at the home of Mrs, Ralph
Harding, not at the home of Miss

BACON, side sliced, Ib, . caves ease BOC
PORK SPARE RIBS, Ibs .seeeee e+ 596,
PORK CHOPS, alll culs, th, ....... 59¢
BEEF BACK ROAST, Ih, .......... 55¢
T-BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS, Ib., ... 79c
DELNOR FISH & CHIPS, pkg, ..... 49¢

MILK, Carnation, 6 for .. .-. reeeeee 99c

HAG APPLES, Handi Pac, ....:.. $1.99
TIDE, giant, 12c off ............. 69¢
BREAD, McGavin’s, 2 loaves ...... 35c

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PROPANE.

BULK AND BOTTLE DELIVERY

100 LB. REFILL — $7 PICKUP PLUS $1 FOR
DELIVERY CHARGE.

20 LB. REFILL — $2 PICKUP PLUS DELIVER’
CHARGE ON ROUTE OF 50c

PHONE OR CALL RE YOUR

SAVINGS

On. BULK PROPANE with our Gash
Discount and Patronage Dividend
And Our Commercial Rates

Barday Products Lid.

CASTLEGAR:
PHONE 5154
_ ACROSS FROM THE THEATRE ~

Aldrich as reported last
weel,

Miss. Doreen Pitts left by plane
for England on Tuesday to visit
Capt. H. ©, Pitts and family for
the next two months, She will re-

Harlem Clowns
Here Saturday

‘The hilarious Harlem Clowns
come ‘to town Saturday to stage
thelr nationally famous ‘basketball
fun show at the ‘high school when
they. mect the SHHS Rockers.

The Clowns stage all kinds of
comic routines and impromptu .as
well as planned antics inter-mixed
with razile-dazie ball handling!
and ‘spectacular shooting, Starring
for the Rockers will be Pred Hor-
coff, Arvi Pellegrin and Dave Mac-
Bherson,

“KINNAIRD SOCIALS.

DEER PARK SOCIALS

Mrs. C. Williamson .

A well-attended dance, spon-
sored by the Deer Park Women’s
Institute was held recently in the
Community hall. Trai}, Renate, Sy-
ringa Creek and other places were
well represented. Music for dancing
was supplied by local musiclans.
‘Winners of the contests were Miss
M. R, Kirkman who .won the quilt,
and Miss Ethel White of Renata
who won the atole,

Mrs. Sylvia O'Briert of “vancou-
ver has been, visiting with friends
at Deer .Park for the past two
weeks, x

Mr, and Mrs, ©, T. Williamson
had as recent guests the Jatters
uncles, Mr. Carl Relmer of Alert
Bay, B.C. and Vancouver and Mr.
Peter Reimer of New Westminster,
While In the Kootenay area, they
are taking in a blg-game hunt in
the Enst Kootenay district, accom-
panied by Mr. Williamson.

Mr. and Mrs, O. D’Andres are
spending a holiday in Vancouver,
where they are the guests of thelr
son and daughter-in-law, ‘Mr. and
Mrs, R, D'Andrea.

Mrs, A. Law left for Castlegar

.| where ‘she will spend a few days

in the ‘Castlegar hospital,
Mr, and Mrs, G, McCulloch of
Kinnaird and Mrs, C. J. Phelps of

of Mr. and Mrs, ©. 5. Phelps.

Castleaird. Branch
For the Gommerce

~ A sub-branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce will be opened

of this month, local B of C man-

terday. ‘:
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‘Mrs. Kaufman, Phone 5488

‘Mr, and Mra. Gilbert Jacobson,
are enjoying a trip to Saskatchew-
gn where they are visiting Mr. Ja-
cobson’s mother, Mrs. O. Jacobson
and other relatives at Handel and

toon,

‘Miss Mauren Lambert, attend-|-.

ing Notre Dame College, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs..A, A, Lambert,

"Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor are
back from an: interesting holiday
in the southern U.S. having trav-
elled as far as Tijuana, Mexico,
They visited relatives in Montana
on the way, reporting a grand time.
From there they enjoyed sightsee-
ing with. friends in San Francisco

and San Diego, spending some time] -

in the grandeur of Las Vegas be-
fore returning home last. week.
Residents here also enjoyed

a
bit of the cosmopolitan when aj:

steady stream of masked trick or
treat'rs came knocking at our doors
as ‘gondoliers, tramps, clowns, In~
dlans and swordsmen. One jack-o-
lantern’ was mysteriously spirited
awa yand there.is a gap in our
neighbor's fence but otherwise, Hal-
loween was tree of pranks in the

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SASH. AND
‘DOOR! WORK

PIERSON. WINDOWS
‘AND ALL KINDS OF

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GLIDDEN PAINT
KOOTENAY
BUILDERS

AND

SUPPLIERS.

Dumont subdivision.

PHONE 5155.

Reason for. meeting: To

donations the Minor. Hockey Association’ is asking d
for ‘and what use these donations will be put to. .

AMAA
Minor Hockey Players
: Age 8to 14

‘Mest report to the Arena on Sat., Nov. 5
abifam- «48:

Juvenile Hockey Players:

Must report fo Arena on Sat., Nov. 5

: at 3 p.m. ;
For further informafion phone Josh Savoy at 9291

General Public Meeting il
7.30 p.m. - - Mon. Nov. 7 - Hotel Marlane

let the publi¢ know what"

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Salmon Arm were the recent guests| |

in Castleaird Plaza near the end| -

ager FP. J, (Fred) Gibson said yes-|~

BIRDS BIRDS ~— ‘BIRDS
A new ‘shipment of birds has arrived at
HELEN'S FLOWER SHOP

Hariz Mountain Guaranteed Male Singing E
Canaries, both yellow and colour-fed.

Mrs. Johnson, Phone 5165

- Laurel Stadler has returned
home after a short stay in the/J
Castlegar and District hospital,
Mr, and Mrs, Dave , Adshead
and family motored to Arrowhead
on Saturday where they visited the
former's father, Mr, B. Adshead. On
thelr retum home Sunday ‘they
stopped off at Nakusp where they Blue, Yellow and Green Budgies
visited Mrs, Adshead, Sr., Who is a gi
patient in the hospital there. - _ . i
Mrs, Odd Andersen is a patient *

in the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital,

‘Mr, and Mrs, Ken ‘Phillips and
two sons motored to Trail Satur-
day.

and :
THREE ADORABLE SOCIETY FINCHES

Hartz Mountain pet supplies.

Keep your pets healthy and happy
with, supplies from

Helen's Flower Shop -

259 Columbia Ave. legar, B.C,
Phone 5191 eves 5561)

‘Mr, and Mrs. David Stowart ond
family, formerly of “Benton, have
taken up residence on the Robson
townsite. ~

Mrs, W. a Kennedy has left
the District to take up residence
in. East ‘Trail, Her friends and
neighbors will miss her very much,

"$00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
RENT — Apartment, Ap-(
ply IST AVE Binnaira. 144] = =

_ There is also a good selection of cages, stands and».

KINNAIRD, B.C.

-RATE

PHONE 3261,

- CUT-UP ON TRAY

‘Eeing Chicken lb. .

” HALF OR WHOLE

Hams READY TO EAT, Ib. .

RED OR BLUE LABEL BEEF

Steaks 'T-BONH or SIRLOIN, LB., adie 89c :

_ Meat Pies FROZEN, 3 FOR .. $1 00.

MARTIN'S —

Raisins 4 LB.-UELLO BAG .

“BAKER‘S :

Chocolate Chips ». ron ino, AQ

MONARCH.

Cake Mixes 1s 02: rr, each... IDE -
7 MALKIN'S

Rooster Coffee, =. rie $1 24
‘CHOCOLATE DRINK

-Nestles Quik 22.»

GRANULATED

_ Sugar 25 LB: BAG (With. $5 Oran ar-Oves) ~ $1. 9.

'KERSEYS

‘Peanut Butter. «. sin me

_ RED. EMPEROR

Grapes 2 Ibs.

HAWAIIN PUNCH, HAPPI HENRI ORANGE OR APPLE

Juices 3 tins .

‘. SUPER

Fab ey SIZE. BOX

“TOPS:

“eal NES

ea Meal: 25 LB. BAG | :

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: We Extend eee

BEST WISHES

-TO THE
CASTLE
BOWLADROME

“ON A SUCCESSFUL OPENING

nner Transfer

Bl | $1,000: after: creating a three-way
tle.

| ties ‘with the Canadian Embassy in
B | Bogota, Columbia, South America,

Gordon Relchelt of Kinnaird,
Edward Hyde of Castlegar and ‘Mrs,
G. Cote of Port Alberni were big
winners at the giant Kiwanis

The three lucky persons split

About 1300 persons’ played
bingo and Kiwanis: president W. F.
Shkwarok .described his club as

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Bingo Winners

more thar pleased with the turn-
out, The blngo was the third in aid
of the Castlegar and District Arena

: Bingo|/held by the club,
A | held Saturday night in the activity
room and gymnasium of the high|
my | school here.

Other winners were:

ook-Out Portable. Barbecue,
name of winner not known; Mc-
Brine 2-piece matched Aeropack
Luggage, Jimmy Doig of Trail, Se-
ven-inch Speedway Saw, Miss Lola
Oglow of Castlegar; Samoca 35mm
camera and case, George W. John-
son of Castlegar; Camping equip-

Eilleen Quance
Off fo Bogota

A Robsolt girl has taken up du-

Miss Eileen Quance, eldest dau-
ghter of Mrs, L. M. Quance of Rob-
son, has been working as a foreign

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KINNAIRD, B.C,

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FREE DELIVERY.

HONEY, No. | white, 4 Ibs.y 2202s 99c
ORANGE = unsweetened,

48-02. tin _..
ROLLED OATS, 6 IS see ee eens A8C
NESTLE’S QUICK, 2 Ihs., ......... 990 2
COFFEE, Rooster, 2 Ibs. ....... $1.24

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services in Ottawa for
the past four months, She left Sat-
urday for her new Job at Bogota
after visiting for a few days with
her mother.

‘Mists Quance will be in the Can-
adian Embassy in Bogota for 2%
years, after which she will return
to Ottawa, .

Miss Quance, who recelved her
early. schooling-in Robson and who
pttended UBC at Vancouver for
three years, wag entertained before
leaving by her mother -in the chur-
ch hall at Robson,

News: ‘Publisher
Convention Boss

+ Importance of ‘the weekly. press
to national advertisers’ will high-
light discussions during the. 42nd
annual” convention .of the B.O.
‘Weekly Newspapers Association at
Hotel Vancouver, Nov. 4 and 5..-

Meetings of the weeklies’ two
sales organizations will be held Nov,
5, B.C. Weekly Newspapera Adver-

MEAT PIES, Dales, 3for ........ $1.00 _
BACON, side sliced, Ib, .......... 49 E

FAB, sleet |

Publisher Frank R. Harris of. the
Vernon News will convene avmeet-
ing of Bo, members of Class’: A

z FLOUR, 2 Nes: with: bolt order - Tes

WE ARE AGENTS FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANERS ‘~
> DELIVERY & PICK-UP EVERY. MONDAY; &:
THURSDAY  -

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“Polo, Stoochnoff
Buried af Brilliant:
‘pete A. Stoochnoff,..76; of Cas-
Hegar, died at home on Oct. 19’ af-
ter. lengthy illness. « ~
We was born in Russia in 1684,

came eal Canada in .1911 and ‘set-
life} tea Sask, where he

~ Christmas
» needs bigger:
‘than your |

budget?

RESERVES A NEW.

BULoVA |"

Goddess Th
‘Watch and bracelet” a
ve mialened a6. a. Rags 37
Jewels, $45.00

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winclog, wakerpoa
tant $58

on Christmas! Shop NOW!

‘phone 2041

: | grandchild,

lived. intl tien He then moved 7
Castlegar.

Surviving ere ‘his wife,” Molly,
and six sons: John of Calgary, Al-
ta, Bl. of ‘Vancouver, Mike - of
Chase ‘and “Alex, Pete and Nick of

Bask.
end 19 grandchildren and one great
‘The funeral services were held
in the Castlegar Dolikhobor hall on
Oct. 21 and burial was in the Bril-
lant’ Cemetery. Castlegar Funeral
Home was’in charge of Arrange
ments.

Pallbearers were’ mr,” Stooch=

noff’s six. sons, ‘Alex, John, Pete,
Bul, Mike and Nick.’

Tce
“SMITH? $

PLUMBING & HEATING
Phone S401: CASTLEGAR:

FOR SAFE,
TERNONGLE
}ésso |
f OIL HEATING |
EQUIPMENT

up to 6 years to pay ‘

*S LAREN

ment 9 x 12 tent, Cole-
man camp stove, 2 cots and 2 sleep-
ing bags, Aussie Green; electric
blanket, Mys. Joe Buckna of Kin-
naird; Suit or other merchandise
valued at $75, Mrs. Whiter Popoft
of Castlegar; Fleetwood 4-speaker
stereo record player, Mrs, Mary Ste-
wart of Castlegar; RCA Victor clock
radio with timed appliance outlet,
Mrs, E, Maitland of Kinnaird.

Trustees Present
Annual Reports

‘The trustees of Castlegar Schoo)

District No.9 are’ presently making

thelr annual report to taxpayers of
the District at public meetings.

Highlights of the report:

No major building projects were
required during the past year but
| two ~ new. classrooms and teachers’
rooms were built at Castlegar. and
Binnaird-and a ohe-room addition
43 presently being. built at Robson.

, | Surplus bylaw funds were used for

these projects, .

; Further building will be neces-
sary in 1961 but -taxation on the
Celgar project will then be forth=
coming.

School enrolment in September
was up 180 students over a year
ago. It is still’ increasing. Enrolment
at the high school is up 24 per cent,

‘There are now 85 teachers at
the’ high school and 40 in elemen-
tary schools. A new bus has been
Purchased and all buses are full to

“| capacity. Night pono continues to

be. offered,

-{fob, “They kept the wilful. damage

‘The Castlegar hospital {8 faced
this winter with admitting patients
on an emergency priority system;
hospital administrator John McGiIp
sad Monday.

Mr. McGilp safd the bed situa-
tlon “has become much worse” and
the medical, staff has‘ advised the
hospital board of their anxfety.:'°:

‘The hospital administrator‘ sald
that board members Gordon Reith
and Walter Banigan will go to Vic-
toria, next week to discuss the

CD Police Patroled
Village ‘on Halloween

‘The District's Civil Defence Po-
Mee Force is to receive the thanks
of Castlegar for the job members
did patrolling the village on Hal-
loween, :

.Comm. George Carr told coun-
cll Tuesday that seven CD men pa-
trolled the streets and did a fine

to minimum and didn’t take away
from the enjoyment of the evening
foy the lttle ones,” added village
chairman N. T. Oglow.

Marcellus Baby
Baplised Sunday.

Dressed in a white nylon chris-
tening robe with white matinee
coat, the baby daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. E, Marcellus, Castlegar, was
baptised with the names Donna
Faye, during the service on Sun-
day evening at St. Albah’s Church,
Castlegar. The Rev. H. a G. Rage
officiated. *

‘Godparents. were Mls Mildred
Raine (baby’s aunt) of Robson and
Mr. ‘R, M, Simmons of Montrose.

After ee ceremony, Mr. and
Mrs, D.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov, 3, 1960, Ss

Hospital Bed Situation Worse.

board’s brief. for hospital expansion | pital, the admitting policy at the
hospital for the winter months will
However, even if BOHIS ap-/still have to be on an emergency

with BOHIS officiats.

proves extension plans for the hos- Betority system,

‘The Biggest Fad Since.

WINKLE
‘DOLLS

AS: ADVERTISED IN LIFE AND LOOK

GET YOURS AT

PITTS

PRESCRIPTIONS

PLAZA OR CASTLEGAR STORES

at home. Guests were: Mrs, J, Mar-
cellus (paternal grandmother), Mr.
and Mrs, J. Raine (maternal grana-
Parents), Mr, and Mrs, R.. M. Sim-

CANADIAN LEGION

‘SATURDAY NIGHT
LEGION HALL

weil = $25 a 5106

mons, Miss ‘M. Raine and Mr, 1K.

CASTLEAIRD
BAKERY

‘GASTLEAIRD PLAZA .—. PHONE AT6t

i Oren from 9 - 6 p.m. TUESDAYS to SATURDAYS
“OPEN from 9.a.m. to 9 Bm. Fridays

“Open. SUNDAYS from Neoa to 5 p=
"FRESH SAUSAGE ROLLS DAILY

VARIETY OF HOME-MADE BREAD, PIES
: AND PASTRIES

2 DANISH PASTRIES

. : 7 °§ NOT Too EARLY TO. GRADER YCUR
~ Christmas Cakes

WE WELCOME PHONE GRDERS

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Announcing: Our New. Location =

: Too our many Customers of Casilogar and District we are: ‘very eon to announce

your needs i in home Furnishings call in al our new store | or phone us. ;

- OPER FOR BUSINESS STARTING TODAY - THURSDAY, Nov. 3

PARDMAN' Furniture & Appliances

Phone 62460 - Next to Castlegar Drug: on Pine St. Castlegar B.C.
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that we are now i located i in the heart of Castlegar on Pine St. next to Castlegar Drug,
~ With larger and more Spacious Premises. We will be ‘able to carry.a much larger

selection of Appliances and Furniture for your convenience and shopping pleasure. For

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