2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1959

Hospital Visiting Exceptions
Allowed for Ciose Relatives

Open visiting is still In ef-
fect at the Castlegar and Dis.
trict. Hospital between 2 and 8
pm,, hospital administrator J.
Bainbridge has announced.

‘There is no visiting allowed
in the morning except for “close
relatives” who are on late shifts
on construction jobs or at the
CM&S.

‘Two visitors are allowed a
patient at a time and if a doctor
wants to examine a patient the
ward can be cleared of all visi-
tors,

Mr. Bainbridge said the hos-
pita’, after consultation with the
medical staff, has revised its
drug formuaiary, A pharmacy
committee keeps the hospital's
of drugs up to date

To Insure your Dependents
NOW and Assure Your
Independence At ~ Retire.
ment,

C. Arthur

Anderson
The Mutual Life Assurance
of Canada

fs
and authorizes which drugs are
to be discontinued and which
ones the hospital is to start car.
rying.

The list of drugs is then car.
ried in stock at the hospital and
supplied free to patients as part
of the hospital's service, Drugs
prescribed outside the service by
doctors are charged for. However,
the formualary contains all drugs
in current use,

The same old song — but more, *

sincerely

meant than. ever —

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

BELFORD

MOTORS

J.P. LAKTIN

‘}ron 581

WEDDING

Fourt — Gamphell

A pre-Christmas wedding,
held in St, Rita's church, united

set, a gift of the groom.

The bridal attendants, Mrs.

Elaine Robinson, sister of the
na omai..a of honor, Mrs,

in| marriage Vera
youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Campbell of Castle.
gar, and Vincent Richard Fourt,
youngest son of Mr, and Mrs, T.
Fourt of Kinnaird. Rev, Father
E, A, Brophy performed the cer-
emony,

The statucsque, brunette bri-
de was gowned in a_ ballerina.
length dress of nylon chiffon over
net and taffeta, featuring a shir-
red bodice and topped by a hand.
made white velvet jacket with a
Queen Anne Collar and lily-
point sleeves. :

Her embroidered net veil was
held in place by a velvet Queen
Annc cap trimmed with pearl
sequins, She carried a cascading
bouquet of pink — sweetheart
roses and ivy, Her only ornament
was a gold pendant and ear-ring

Air Cadets Help
Hospital Nut Drive

The nut drive’ held recently
by: the Women's Auxiliary to the
Casticgar and District Hospital to
raise funds for the eventual pur-
chase of orthopedic equipment
was termed “quite successful’ by

A n,
and Miss Rosemary Goodwin,
bridesmaid, wore identical gowns
of coral taffeta, the fitted bod.
ices and full skirts being accen-
tuated by cumberbunds and over.
skirts of matching chiffon,
Their headpiececs were small
pillabox hats trimmed with coral
net, Shoes and gloves were en.
tone and they carried shower
bouquets of pale coral mums and
ivy. The flower girls, Margaret
Robinson, niece of the bride, and
Beverley Fourt, niece of the
groom, wore full-skirted coral
taffeta dresses and matching hats
and carried baskets of coral
mums and ivy.

‘Mr. Bernard Fourt was best
man and Mr, Keith Waldie and
Mr. Rene Brodman acted as ush.
ers,

Nuptial music was played by
Mrs, G. Vlanich and Mr. Erie
Buckley, cousin of the groom,
sang during the signing of the
register. A wedding reception
was held at the Canadian Legion
Hail.

Receiving along with the bri.
dal party were Mr. and Mrs. Da.
vid Campbell and Mr. ond Mrs.
Thomas Fourt. For the occasion
the bride's mother chose a dress
of rose-beige lace with matching

Air Cadets turned the drive
over to the hospital WA this
year, but did the canvass for the
ladies themselves. J, R. C. Mac-
Bain, who is in charge of Squad-
Air Cadets, said the
boys made a “100 per cent turn-
out” to help the hospital, .

Six-Color Map
‘Shows this Area

A six-color map showing
Castlegar, Kinnaird, Robson an
the lower Arrow Lakes has been
published by the geographic di-
vision of the department of lands
and forests at, Victoria.

The map was compiled from

| recent air photos and lithograph-

ed in six colors. Titled “Trail,”
the map has a scale of one inch
to two miles, Price of the map
is 25 cents plus tax.

You'll certainly drive a long way before you find one of T.C.A.’s new DC8’s at an
Imperial Esso service station. But they’re important Imperial customers just the same,

The jet and the family car—
together they mean
lower gasoline prices"

The new DCS jets are powered by a special Imperial jet fuel, as carefully
tailored for its job as the gasoline for your cir.
Today gasolines and jet fuels are only two types of a whole-range of
products made by Imperial from petroleum. These products—over 600
of them—cover everything: gases which are turned. into plastics, waxes
for all kinds of needs, greases, lubricating oils, fuel oils and asphalts.
This efficiency in getting everything out of every gallon of crude oil is an
important reason for lower fuel prices—whether for a DC8, a jalopy or the

new family car.

Gasoline is a bargain: in the last five years the average price of things
people buy has gone up nearly 16 per cent, while gasoline has actually gone

down about half of one per cent.*,

*DBS wholesale price index.

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED

e«s.for 79 years a leader in Canada’s growth

‘it acquiese any virtue if it is done

and a@ corsage of pink
rosebuds. The groom’s mother
was gowned in a royal blue erepe
dress with matching hat. She
wore pink accessories and a rose-
bud corsage. x
The bride's table was centred
by a three-tiered wedding cake,
decorated in pale pink and white,
embedded in tulle pink tapers in
crystal candleabra flanked the
cake, The guests tables were
decorated with white candles sur-
rounded by pink Angel hair,
Mr. Roy Englund acted as
master of ceremonies, the toast
to-the bride was given by Mr.
Walter Banigan. Telegrams from
Calgary, New Westminster, To-
ronto and Williams Lake were
read,

For the honeymoon trip to
Spokane, Wash., the bride donned
a coral wool dress, matchig velve.
hat and gloves, black coat and
accessories, an dwore a corsage of
shredded mums. :
Out-of-town guests included
Mr, arid Mrs. A, W. Calder, Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Thonison, Miss
Carol Firkins, all of Trail; Mr.

j 10 All Our Friend

3 vi

It's friends like you that make us glad to be a part

‘of this community. This happy season gives us a

splendid chance to thank you for your many favors

and wish each of you the blessings of health, wealth

_ and happiness every day during the coming yeart

Muirhead Agencies Ltd.

4 JEAN AND JACK YOUNG
Kinnaird, B.C.

Phone 434{ -

and Mrs, B. Rella, Mr. and Mrs.
D, Zanuzzi, Mr. and Mrs. B,
Fourt and family, Mr. and Mrs.
G, Dyson, Miss Ruth Harrod, of
Rossland; Mr. and Mrs, P. E.
Buckley, Mr. E, Buckley, Mrs.
R. Buckley, Miss C. Buckley, and
Mrs. B, Wade of Nelson; Mr. D.
Bacon, Victoria; Mr. K. Campbell,
Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. D, Hi-
ser and family, Colviile, Wash.;
and Mrs E. Robinson and fam-
ily of Clinton, B.C.

Mr, and Mrs. Fourt have ta-
ken up residence at 1151 Second
Ave, in Trail.+ ° . #

Lelier‘to the, Editor

Dear. Sir:

Permit me to say a few
words about a topic you brought
up in a recent issue of the Cas-
tlegar News, namely, capital pu-
nishment.

The taking of human life is
morally wrong because the en-
dowment of life and its taking is
a divine prerogative. The taking
of another's. life is denounced in
our Sacred writings,

Christ said “Thou shalt not
Kili, No murderer shall inherit
eternal life.” If the taking of hu.
man life is morally wrong does

by a state?

Are we, who support a gov.
ernment sanctioning capital pun.
ishment not guiity of this legal
murder? Could not a prison, ha-
ving full precautionary measures,
keep a dangerous criminal away
from endangering society?

Or would this be just an add-
ed expense? Then let's forget
about our Christian virtues. Let's
kitl the insane, the hopelessly ill,
the crippled and the aged,

Nick Veregin,

Rooms
Confectionery |
Special Chinese Dishes

SETO CAFE ;

BOTTLES

We Buy Used Pop
And Beer Bottles

A, FIRMINO

76 Maple St.
,Phone 5228

GROCERIES
MEATS

3rd at Maple — Phone 4201 — We Deliver:

We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantity

Specials
Dec.
30-31

OLIVES |. COFEEE

stuffed, 16 oz. Blue Ribbon -

55¢ Lb. 63¢

BISCUITS |

Rilz §6 oz,

Adc

GOOD | CELERY,
LUCK -.. (a ite:

Margarine | prussel 23¢

2 Ibs. 5% Snrouts, Ib.

BRAZIL
NUTS ||

TURKEYS, ‘over 20 ths., Ib.

PORK CHOPS, loin, Ib. .

HAMBURGER STEAK, Ib. ..........22.-..006. 380°
GARLIC RINGS, 2 for .2.......c...cceee 08. SBC

Lb. 35¢_ | §

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Kinnaird Social Notes

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5483

Dr. and Mrs, A. D, Johnson
have Mrs, Johnson's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr, and‘ Mrs, P.
Walker nz iumily of ‘Calgary
visiting them over the Christmas
holidsy. :

‘Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Brookes
are home from a few days spent
in Spokane, :.

Mrs, J. Burrows is just home
from Vancouver where Mr,"Bur.
rows is a patient in Shaughnes-
sey hospital,

ir. and Mrs, J, Moore of
Kelowna spent several days over
Christmas with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr, and: Mrs, Jim
Munroe and family,

‘Mrs, .Emma Burroughs has
left for a visit to C She

Mrs, 'M, Evans and family
spent Christmas in South Slocan
visiting Mr, and Mrs. Ken Ross
and family.

‘Among the guests at the |},

Wm, Robinson home during
the Christmas holidays were Mr.
and Mrs, Albert Maida of Nel.
son. oe,

George Robinson is home
from Washington State College
In Spokane. Having spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. W. Robinson, he plans
to leave today.

Mr. and Mrs, George Good.
ine and children will be home
this week, having spent Christ-
mas with relatives in

visiting the Leckies over the ho-
lidays, :

Mr. and, Mrs, K. Markle and
girls spent Christmas in Nelson
with the former's sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr and Mrs, R.
Taylor,

Mr. and Mrs, L, Bignell tra.
velled to Tacoma, Wash., to visit
Mrs, Bignell's parents, Mr, and
rs. L, E, Elston for a week.
They returned Sunday,

Spending Christmas day with
Mr. and Mrs, Cliff McCreight and
family were Mr. McCreight’s’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Castlegar Happenings|

Mrs, Jerome, Phoe 6061

Sub, Lieut, Jack Ford of
Penholt, Alberta, has returned to
his base after visiting with his
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ford,
. Mr, and Mrs, Paul Morosso
have taken up residence in Cas.
tlegar,

Mrs. W. Schwartzenhauer
and her daughter Lorraine are
visiting in Kimberley at the
home of Mrs, Schwartzenhauer's

McCreight of C:
Mr and Mrs. J. Surina, Ka-
ren and Ken of Kaslo motored
here to spend Christmas day, at
the home of Mrs, Surina's sis-
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, D, Deverso. nand family.
Karen Randall is home from

Mr. and Mrs, Ossie Oliphant
spent Cl

will spend some ‘time with her
daughter, Miss Mae Burroughs.

Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Jacob-
son enjoyed the Christmas week.
end in Trail with. their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hemmerling and Sylvia.

Spending séveral days in
Trail over Christmas was Mr, E.
Bailey who visited tle home of
Mr. and Mrs, C, Ward.

Mrs, T. Fourt is visiting in
Colville for a few days with her
daughter Mrs. D, Hiser and two
children, The Hisers will be lea-
ving on’ Jan. 3 ‘to make their
home in Washington, DC.

of V

with Ossle’s parents, Mr, and Mrs,
2. F. Oliphant. They have been
visiting other relatives in Trail
over’ the holidays,

Guests on Christmas at, the
home of Mr. and Mrs, G. A, Ar-
chibald were Mrs. Archibald's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Clelland
and Mr, and Mrs. Pat Archibald
and family of Trail; Mr, Archi-
bald’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
C, Archibald of Robson,

‘Mr. and Mrs, A, Culley had
as their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
farry Leckie of Rossland and
their daughter, Miss Irene Shep-
herd of Calgary who has been

The Anglican Church

Feast of the Circumcision — ‘New Year's Day
Castlegar: 11 a.m.
Second Sunday after Christmas — Jan. 3
Castlegar: 9 am. HC — 7.30 p.m. .Evensong
Kinnird: ‘11 a.m. Holy Communion.
The Epiphany’ — Jan. 6
Castlegar: 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion

Holy Communion

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and «

Bronze Plaques

* ALEX CHEVELDAVE
B.C, Land Surveyor
448 Columbia Avenue —
Castlegar

sa

Phone SME

1. 1. LAUGHTON
Box 381 — © BO,

Vv for the C ho-
lidays, at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, John Randall,

Mr. and Mrs, A, Cristofoli of
Trail spent Christmas day at ‘the
home of Mr. Cristofoli's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
Paul DeBiasio and family, The
Cristofoli’s visited on Boxing
day at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
J. Logelin, :

Miss Myrna Ackerman r&
turned to Creston Sunday after
spending Christmas with her pa-
rents, Mr, and Mrs, E. C, Acker-
man,

Mr, and Mrs. Sam Muirhead
and Kelth flew to the coast for
a few days for a visit with rela-
tives,' spending Christmas with
their son-in-law and daughter,

FOR SALE

Two-bedroom house in Kin-
naird, full basement, easy terms.
Phone 4738, ' tin3s,

Oil burner cook stove, drum
and stand, Phone 5445, 350

Six-bedroom house with ga
furnace, Phone 2161, 350

and Const,
and Mrs. Al Link.
Mr, and Mrs, Lorrie Vader

Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Sine, They
arrived home by taxi from Pen-
ticton on Monday, due to poor
flying conditions,

Visiting the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Newlove is their

visited friends and relatives in
Okanagan Falls over C.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1959 3

Miss Regina Campbell retur-
n to Penticton today af-
ter visiting for a few days at the
home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. L,.V. Campbell,

. A.’Matassu of Nelson vi-
sited in Castlegar with his
daughter and, son-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs, Ken Crosbie and-family
over the Christmas holidays,

Pat Ford who is at.
teding Victoria College is home
spending the season's holidays
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs,
M, Ford,

Mr. Ken English of Three
Hills, Alta., visited friends in
Castlegar over Christmas,

Mrs. Ruth Parkins is a pa.
tient in the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital,

Mrs, 'T. Crosbie of Faulkland,
B.C, ts visiting her son and

ant , Mr, and
Mrs, A. J, Gyurkovits and baby
sor of Creston, Mrs. Newlove's
father, Mr, O..Quantrill of Carie-
vale, Sask,, has been visiting the
Newloves for the past month,

Kenny Leitner is on Christ-
mas leave from HMCS St. Laur-
ent in Victoria, spending the ho-
Ndays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, G. Leitner. Miss’ Gail Leit-
ner is also home for the Christ-
mas holidays and wil: return
to UBC next week,

It 1s pleasant to note that
Mr. and Mrs,, Pat Haley are
home. They returned with their
family, on Tuesday after an ab-
sence in the Okanagah for well
over a year.

Owen Smales is having his
holidays with -his parents, Mr,
and Mrs, R, J. Smales He at-
tends Qualicum College which is
situated on Vancouver Island,
and will return.for Jan, 9,

Mr. J. S. W. Pierpoint of
Wyoming, Ontaric, who is just
back from a trip to Europe, has
wrived here ‘spend the next
tew months with his son and

in-l

Have Spin-Dry electric wa-
sher in working condition, would
like to trade for gas washer also
in working condition, Write Box
490A, Castlegar News, . 152.

". and Mrs.

E, M. Pierpoint. a
Mrs, Howard Butler will
leave “next week for

i . and Mrs.

K. Crosbie over Christmas and
New Years,

Mr, and Mrs. M. Hingley vi-

sited friends in Warfield on Box.

ing Day.

Miss (laine Woodrow of
Three Hills Bible School, Alber
ta, is visiting her parents, Rev.
and Mrs, F, Woodrow. |

Mrs, Johnson, Phone 5165

Mrs. R., Magee spent the
Christmas holiday in Trail, the
guest of her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Magee.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Loveland and
family of Spokane spent a few
days visiting Mrs, ‘Loveland's
rents, Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Wal-
e.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Marcellus
and family of Trail were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs J. Raine
Sunday.

Among those shopping in
Trail Tuesday and Wednesday
were Mr. and Mrs, W. T, Waldie
and Miss Dawn -Waldie, Mr. and
Mrs, J, F. Stadler arid family,
Mrs, J. Raine and daughter Miss
Mildred Raine accompanied by

Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir:

At this time of the year it
seems fitting to look back over
the months, assess our accom-
Plishments, and give thanks to
those many thousands of British
Columbians who have kept our
Red Cross always ready.

In.this province we have
been: lucky in that no major
natural disaster has arisen. But
there has been no lack of minor
disasters, such as burned out fa-
milies, which have been assisted

Mrs. J. Teasdale, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Nickerson and family, Mr, J.
Scott, Wendy and David and Mrs,
W. Guerin, Mrs, J. Schuepfer and
Jerry, Mrs, O, Andersen and Ka
ren, Mrs, H. Johnson, Mrs. F.
Webster, Loreen and Larry, Mrs.
P, Jolly, Arlene and Eileen. -
Mr, Watler Wanjoff of Van-
rouver spent Christmas with his
parents Mr, and Mrs, P. Wanjoft.
Mr, and Mrs, George East.

through Red Cross branch disas.
ter services to the extent of $14,-
so far this year.

Another costly Red Cross
service, impossible to achieve
without the constant support of
volunteer blood donors and vol-
unteer committees concerned
with organization, is the free
blood transfusion service which
insures that every B.C, hospital
patient can receive blood trans-~
fusions in emergency or if need-
ed in surgery, without cost to
that patient. -

Pleuse ailow me, on behalf
of the president and executive of
the B.C. Division of Canadian
Red Cross, to express our

May the year 1960 be a
Peaceful and prosperous one for
you and your readers,

Stuart L. Hewer,
Commissioner.

cott and son Wayne of
were guests on C! day at

the home of Mr. arid Mrs, H.
Johnson,

Mr. and Mrs, J. Raine and
Mildred spent Christmas Day in
Trail, the guests of their son-in-
Jaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
D, Marcellus, *

Mrs, G. Miller is spending a
few days in Trail the guest of her

aw and daughter, Mr. and

. C, Thorpe,

Mr. and Mrs, A. J, Martin
had as their guest for a few days
their daughter, Miss Barbara
Martin, who is In training at St.

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Phone 3441
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Paul's

Mr, and Mrs. J, Teasdale of
Paradise Valley, who were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. Raine
for a few days left Wednesday
for White Rock for Christmus,
then on to California where they
will spend the rest of the winter.

to attend.the capping ceremonies
of her daughter, Helen at 'Esson-

Coal and wood furnace, pipes,
ete. $20. Phone 5425. tind:

FOR RENT

dale hospital. Helen
has done splendidly in work, at-
taining third place in a class of
over 90 students,

Mrs, A, Creighton spent
Ch with her family at Ki-

T home
in Kinnaird, phone 3729, 152

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by appointment
PHONE 5336
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DESMOND T.
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OPTOMETRIST
Wed, 2:30 to 8:00 p.m.
: Phone 3022

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Osily Freight Service
frail, Rossland, Castlegar,
Nelson

PHONE
Castlegar 2521

M. E. McCORQUODALE
B.C, Land Surveyor

1284 Bay Avenuy, Trail.

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PLUMBING & HEATING
‘For Estimates Phone
$401 and 7261
We Service

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PLUMBING & HEATING
SYPHON SEPTIC TANKS

PHONE 5155 or 2181
D. FOX

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEL
BULLDOZING AND
EXCAVATING
SEE
CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
W. Sharples — Phone 6091

G. A. SUMNER

Shields’ Vacuum Shop
Repairs and Service on al}
makes of vacuums,

Hoover Sales Rep.
Trade-Ins Accepted
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Phone 7112
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Nelson 1471;
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CENTRAL SHOE
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PHONE 462)

We attach “Dinkie” Nickie
Bim Heels on ladies’ shoes
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
-MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m,
Not just another place to eat,
But the'place to eat another

"PHONE 3881

Room and board or suites.
Phone, 9781, tin 2.

House with two bedrooms. Ap-
ply 370-3rd or Phone 6311, 350

Four.-room partly-furnished
apartment on main highway in
Kinnaird, Phone 3131 or 4173, 351

WANTED

timat.

Guests of Mr, and Mrs, A. J.
Vaysey on Boxing Day were Mrs,
Vaysey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Williscroft of Nelson; Mr,
and Mrs, George Williscoft Jr.
and small son Douglas of Marys-
ville and Miss Claire Williscroft
of New Denver.

Mr. and Mrs, Jack Reed and
son of Vancouver are visiting
Mr, Reed's parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Les Reed over the Christmas ho-
lidays. - -

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goetting

Wanted to rent, small house,
cabin or it room
within walking distance of pub-
lic school in Castlegar. Reliable
party, non-drinker, Mrs, Robert
Roder, Nakusp, B.C. 351

arrived this week
to viist reatives until after the
New Year,

Miss Rose Marie Guido of
Vancouver was home for a few

FOUND

Pair of glasses near Castle-
gar elementary school. Owner
may have same by claiming at
Castegar News office and paying
for this‘ad. tind:

COLUMBIA ROCKGAS
PROPANE GAS SERVICE
BEYOND THE MAINS

HEATING — COOKING
WATER HEATING,
CLOTHES DRYING
BULK & CYLINDER

SERVICE

PHONE 6081.- CASTLEGAR

2 | N. Askew home on Monday. Mr.

days over Chri: a

Mr. Guy Collings of Sey-
mour Arm, B.C., is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs, R, Fenner,

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall
are new residents of Kinnaird
having moved into the former O,

and Mrs. Askew are now the pro-
Prietors of the Maples Store at

CANADIAN LEGION

WELFARE
Saturday Night

IN THE LEGION HALL
JACKPOT PRIZE $120.00

Blueberry Creek.

NOTICES ©

Week of Prayer
Jan, 5 — 7.30 p.m., St. John's
Anglican church, Kinnaird.
Jan. 6 — 7.30 pm., Pente.
costal Tabernacle, Castlegar,
Jan. 7 — 7.30 p.m., Robson
Community Church, Robson. 450)

TV sales and service. Agent
for Marconi. Phone 5167. R. Mar-
tin, tin

LS. Lid.

Charter Service’
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow

’ - Lakes

Phone 4331

|} Paper clips,

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS,
Box 303, Castlegar. tin 4:

If someone owes you money
anywhere in the world, see Cred.
it Bureau of Tall for collections,
1250 Bay Ave.

Carbon paper, file folders,
pencils, pens and
scratch pads are necessities
around any home. Buy them at
the Castlegar News. G

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service
ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD

Leave’ Robson
10:00 a.m. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
4:00 .p.m. Monday.
tenve Edgewood,

Sewing and alterations,
Phone 4682, Castlegar. tin49

: Beauty parlor, 76 Maple St,
Castlegar, B.C. Perms half price.
Alice Zuckerberg. Phone 4631.

3st

House plans and specifica
tions prepared to your personal
requirements, Jack Hipwell,
phone 3256, 351

7:00 a.m, q
Arrive Robson: Wharf.
1:00 p.m. - Tuesday.
leave Rohson Wharf

Castlegar Library will be
closed for the Christmas holl- |
days until Jan, 5. 251

1:00 am.
Arrive Edgewood.

100 p.m. Thursday.
Weave Edgewcod.

7:00 a.m. Firday.
Arrive Robson Whart

1:00. p.m. Friday.

SMITH BOARDING KENNELS,
“The Home For Your Pet When
You're Away”
Accommodation for Cats
Syringa Creek, B.C.
PHONE 9004-3

TURKEYS
Gliaiehe

KOOTENAY or GURDES

2 for ___ 45c
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO, ALL

COOP

SASH

AND

In AH Popular Styles
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WINDOW AND COOR
FRAMES GLASS IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS

Agents For

Pearson Sashless Win-

dows and All Sealed Units

PHONE 3211

CASTLE

THEATRE

SHOWING
TONITE — THURSDAY
AND

NEW YEAR‘S MATINEE
Robert Taylor - Tina Louise

“THE HANGMAN”
MIDNIGHT SHOW

HATS and NOVELTLIES
New Year’s Eve
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Matinee Saturday 1.30

MON. - TUE. - WED.

Jean Simmons
Rhonda Fleming
‘ Dan O’Hearly

“Home Before Dark”