CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb, 16, 1961

Presbyterian Annual Meeting

Grace Presbyterlan Church an-
nual meeting was held on Feb, 1
in the church st Kinnaird.

A delicious dinner was served
by the Women's Olrcle. Two num-
bers during the evening by guest
soloist, Don McCallum, were great-
ly appreciated,

The singing of the hymn,
“Guide me, O Thou Great Jeho-
‘vah,” opened the meeting, followed
by the reading of Hebrews, Chap-

ter 1, and a prayer by Rev. M, Re-|:

aide.

‘The reports of all the branches
of church activity had been mim-
eographed and distributed previous

M, ‘Macbeth, treasurer,
substantial increase in givings, with|;
the balance on hand at the end
of 1960 exceeding the total indebt-
ednesa,

A much larger share of the
minister's stipend was paid by the
local congregation, Particularly Lanes

was presented and adopted. It is
substantially larger than that for
1060 and the report of the Every-
Persons Canvass showed a Bood in-
crease in pledges,

A special organ fund was pro-
posed and approved and is now
open for contributions.

‘The Church school report pre-
sented by Mrs, A. J, Veysey, secre-

Cominco Fertilizer
Plant Now Ships

A milestone of interest to Wes-
tern Canadian agriculture was rea-

.)ched recently with the initial ahip-

\ment* of urea fertilizer from the
new $5 million plant ponstructed by)
Cominco at Calgary.

Cominco’s urea plant is the
first in Western Canada, The ad-
dition of this fertilizer gives the
company one of the most complete
lines of fertilizer on the North
z The product is

tifying was the large
givings to the budget and sateatones
bible society, Gideons .and other
missionary profects.

The proposed ‘budget for 1962,

in the formh of uniform sized white
pills or pellets. It ts shipped either

bagged,’ in bulk or in the lquid
form. .

CLEAROUTS

NOW is your chance to make terrific
savings on. these extra: Special Buys of
RESTMORE LOUNGES. All have arms
and with bedding compartments. Very
durable coverings. For that extra sofa

in the living room

or bedroom. Don’t

miss this once a year buy. Asst. colors

Regular os

senses $109.50

Clearout Price $87.88

REMEMBER to look at our new ‘stock
of Chesterfields on our Basement Floor.
SERTA POSTURE MATTRESS and

BOX SPRING pet

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For years of sleeping comfort. Heavy

decorative covering extra “‘levelizing lay-

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Crush-proof borders, air vents, easy

turning

handles

REGULAR PRICE MATTRESS $59.50.
BOX SPRING ............ $59.50

OUR MID-WINTER WONDER

$119.00°

$89.00

PLUS FREE TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK

PARDMAN.

- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES
CALL 5240

tary, shows a large Increase in en-
rolment. :

The staff, consisting of Miss
, Hogendoorn, Mrs, D. A. McIn-
tosh, Mra, Floyd Heagy, Miss Gladys
Heagy, Miss Carol: Pfeiffer and
Mrs, Veysey, secretary, presenta a
fine program of ‘solid Scriptural
teachings aimed at personal com-
mitment to the Living Christ,

- /Examinations sent from Toron.

class and five certificates were la-
ter presented.

The Junior Cholr of nine mem-
bers was led by Mrs. McIntosh, as-
sisted by. Mrs. Macbeth,

‘The Women’s Circle held nine
meetings during the year at which
the members took turns

the mission study on Africa.

offering has increased . four-fold,
making it possible for the women
to work at service other than ma-
king money. Many, members contri-
ite extra as talent money. Dona-
tions were sent to the Women's
Missionary Society, the Deaconess
school building fund and the local
Society for Handicapped Children.
* China and cutlery were pur-
chased for the church kitchen. Ar-
eas of service include cleaning the
church, arranging for the care of,
children during Sunday service, ca-
tering for ministers of the Presby-
tery, catering for Church Schoo)
Christmas supper and setting the
table for the Quarterly Lord's Sup-

the sick and bereaved.’

Presented. by the secretary showed

hall, 8 new sign erected near the
street,. th of some

ger in use, the purchase of a visl-
tor's book, a Mterature rack was
built and kept filled, a painting
bee for the basement walls and
outside trim, the Every-Persons’
Canvass planned and carried out
in the fall. ‘

The gift of a coal

to were held in April for the junior] &

During ‘the year the monthly|#

per, Cards and flowers were sent to|200 spectators, some 660 applications
The board of managers report|Pe0Ple stood in the halls,

Gaglerdi speak well,.knows, there
considerable activity, including the "
purchase of a ae for the church|¥85 no need for a. public address|.

church eanitare sets a Buble fromr| Of us who were fortunate enough to
Bilvetron Church which fs no lon-/8¥e heard his’ Speech in the

Don Brothers Reports...

During the last’ week the de-
bate on the speech “from the Throne
continued, and as has been reported
in the newspapers, one of the main
features pf this period was the ex-
traordinary speech given by the

second member for North Vancou~
ver, namely Gordon Gibson.

‘The highlight of the week was
the very impassioned speech given
by the irrepressible Minister of
Highways, the Honourable P. A,
Gaglardl. The galleries were full
while Mr, Gibson spoke, and in

will be bringing down the Budget Be

on the date of the writing of this
letter, and we are looking forward

to its contents which generally in-|f

dicate the prosperity of our Pro-
vince and its economy for the en-'
suing year, ,

During this week I replied to-

the Throne Speech on behalf of ||

the people of Ressland-Trall, 1
spoke at some length on the pro-

High Arrow Dam, and poin-
ted out that while “most of our
people were not in favour of ftord -
ing out the beautiful valley, it ap-

peared if the Dominion of Canada|

and the Province of British Ccl-
umbia felt, that this was necessary
in the public interest, and to the
advantage of the citizens of Canada
and the residents of British .Col-
umbia, that most of the people in
our area would not stand in the
ie of progress.

insisted however, on behalf cf} fi

the Faas of, this. valley, that
they must be adequately compensa.
ted if the dam were to proceed, and
in addition that we expected that
the highway would be re-located
and. be continued up the vall

that adequate. locks must be -in-
stalled to allow the Celgar Co to’
boom jogs down the lake; that Jocks
must be placed in, the dam or pro-
vision made for pleasure boats. to.
circumnavigate the dam; and that
must be made

General the
were silent and Mr, Gibson was
allowed to speak without Interrup-
tion or interference,

‘When Mr. Gaglard! spoke, al-
though the ‘galleries permit only

were made for tickets, and many

As anyone who has heard Mr.

system, and the people in the halls
could'hear equally as well as théte

House.

There appears no ‘doubt that
Mr. Gibson’s remarks, and Mr. Gag-
lardi’s reply will be the source of
much debate during the next’ per-
fod of time,

‘The Honourable W. A, O. Ben-

foy via life‘ and fishing,
emphasized that the people
of ae area Were expecting the gov-
ernmdnt or the B.C. Powe: Com-
mission to hold hearings in Castle
gar, and to allow interested per-
Song ‘to make representations, .

MRS.. MARY PHILIPOFF
DIED ON DEC. 2, 1960.
Mrs., Mary. Philipoff, 76, who
died, on Dec. 2, 1060, was born in
Russia in‘ December, 1884, Her hus-
band predeceased her when he'dled
in a bush fire at Porcupine, BC.,
in July, 1924.

Surviving are her three sons,
Fred of Castlegar, Peter of China
Creek, and Bill of Fruitvale, and

‘Mrs. Mary

one
of Grand Forks, 18 grandchildren

nett, being the Minister of Finance,

and five great-grandchildren.

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Situated in the heart of the business and abopping district
EXCELLENT COVFER SHOF AND DINING ROOM
Reoms From $2.50
Special weekly and monthly rates

fm es

FOR SALE

Good builaing lots. fn Jinnsiee.

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, 188-5th Ave, Kinnaird:

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Box 103, Kinne ares
7 Faont nee

sacrifice. ante rao? SP 3113,. x 3-6
1952 boon Oxtord car good

8! cunning
below market ovale, Frees 5325, 5

2-bedroom ‘house with living Jewalle

room,. Adtchen, full basement ani
provision” for 2 more wu
rooms, Situate in Ki: ‘a on well-
§| developed half acre. Phone 4282, 3-5

For sale or rent,

2-bedroom
jouse, Dumo
Bhone ienm ORE retin, Minna Ph

’ FOR SALE

IN ‘KINNAIRD
bedroom house, full bagement,
automatic gas | heat ea Sth -.Ay

eels bed- | 9.

| shop in Gast
Kinnaird Girl

. FOR SALE

Burplus stock of building ma-
ls, Our loss is Pind gain, 2-in,
ingulation

concre! locks,

. Sentinel Store,

81. 3-5

basement, : a
eat,’ reasonably reed:
Other has 4 rooms wi
ndio! new garage on Approxi-
acre.'Cheap for cash.
Phone te
White Ele ephant: Sale at ante

house, Apply

The Rosstand Light Opera Players

presents
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THE i ;
VAGABOND
KING
-by Randolph Frinl
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th: 1961

Stanley Hurskies Jr. Sr. High School
; AUDITORIUM =
‘Curtain at 8.00 p.m.
Admission Adults $1.00 Children 50¢

Tickets available from Kiwanis Members
Leitner's Store and Bosse's ace

A COMPLETE New om
‘ Total pi My ge g00.” Seas 682-1 Baath Aven “Guatlegar or phone
sonable down vagment ‘with terms, | 5650. tint
1958 (Glendale “house walter 30

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a |e hve in HEC al Boe iliac es
Eropane ma lo of] heat. “Pull pi rice $8,900, tomatic, tone and
yw’ mist sell.

white, O1 widow
STLEGAR Best nable offer. Phons 8670,
Propane’ and” Natural Small ap rerniny home, , partly. Joo eee gr aes Tor ghaln saw,

4 aul ent |. furnished, Price: $5,900, Rei asonatie| 1060: Pismo out
Api 2g | | terms, water an
water Inckat, Shows eos
120 bass Carint: 7aceordian, Wee Ike

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Good 2. and rbedroom homes,

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Phone 5500 b ~ g-foom. aback newly —finlhea: TTT
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ahd electric range was accepted
with gratitude from Mr. aad Mrs.
D. Peppard.
‘The board of managers at the
beginning of the year were J. Mac-
beth, C, Heagy, Darrell Anderson,
Miss B, Tarbet,; T. A. Campbell and
Mrs, McIntosh. In September, F.
Jonkman was appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the departure of
Mr. Anderson.

The minister's report presented
by Rev. M. Reside emphasized the

gregation, namely .to share me
faith with others, - -

He “presented comparative sta-
tistics for the last three years in
numbers of families, of members,
of baptisms, of pupils in Church
school, of givings, etc., all showed a
steady growth, which indicates at
least that the church is moving in
the right direction.

He expressed warm appreciation
to all who have labored faithfully
in ,the service of Christ in the con-
gregation during the last year. ,

‘Herbert Boyden, representative
elder, brought greetings from the
Mother Church in Trail and. from
the Kirk Sessiof, the: other mem-
bers of which are -Alex Morrison
and Robert Livingstone, .

tee to fill the vacancy caused by
the death | of John Waldie.

Mr. Reside reported a project of
the Local. Min! jal Association
for the ‘Protestant churches to
sponsor a refugee family from Eur-
ope, 8 :

,& motion was passed that the
church co-operate with the family
to a maximum commitment of $300

for the first year, if the project is
finally approved.

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Mr, Hegeman was elected trus-

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ALEX CHEVELDAVE
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#48 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar
Phone 5342

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ula: may be
the “District Sr
or the Forest. Ranger,

af would like ee express my sins
aincare thanks a

can eee ra

ere,
Thanks ‘also to > friends ase nd relat
mi their visite, a Mee

“IN MEMORIAM. |

In
brother, Alex. Sopow,
away -Feb,.13,, 1060; r
ar has passe

hours and 2972 of, pain,
passed,

Many 2a; eta spoken -
And f ink in our i

nd h fatal ly chain ts
God ‘took him me pene ae was

And in my achin,
He’ has found omeet ‘rest at last,

an and “Mr,
Ell Sopow and family.

NOTICES

The Women's Circle er Grace
meets in’. the i ‘2, te and
y of each m
New members: ar welcomn a iH be
Masquerade  cEace, Kinsmen
Cabaret eraey iy, Feb. 25. = cet
ean. very few left, eens "at
‘Women’s Oe Day of Pra:
Fri, Tene 17 opm. Presi v=

_A pair
up ‘at ‘the ‘Fultoi Y
are available at the Castlegar ews
for anyone -want to. trade.
ae the ie Stee: 9's they’ picked an

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ad Foor available,

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NOTICES,

wing and alterations, Mrs, E.
6t. Alban’s WA meets and Bud
4 6! ith

ie Kinnaird Little - Theatre
lally weleomes ait I persons ca
Meetings are ‘held nthe vies Monday
of each ont a a em see -

a ab 7 , 481 cr o a paar

interested
"Guatiegar oud, dentact
Lee, Phi one. Ea, Gary «
“Phone ;, vor. "soe. ‘leat,
6055.-" 44
Lodge meets

1st: and: Srd. Fea ae 8 pm.
St. Alban's Hall. A

“5! ing Club. :
6:00 - 7:30 Open for Rental] |

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 16, 1961

Arena Schedule
FEB. 17 —‘23, 1961 _

4:30 - 5:30 pm Figure Skat-

8 - 10 pm General Skating
SAT., FEB. 18

7:30.- 1-pm Minor Hockey E
2-4 pm Children & Parents].

Skating (No Students).

5 - 7 pm,Rossland vs Cas-
tlegar Minor. Hockey
in]8:00 -°10 ‘pm = Student:

CASTLEGAR
DINING ROOM.
‘HOME COOKED MEALS
6DAYSA ‘

. 7am. to
“CLOSED SUNDAYS:

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DITCHING, =! EXCAVATING
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SAND &

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ar] Ober- Ne

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3-6 = =

tended to tedies totum” Ga| Adults Skating (No “Chita
SUN., FEB. 19
12:- 1 pm Air Cadet Hockey
419-4 Family Skating.
-|5 - 7 pm Marlane 5 to 6:30
8 .- 10° pm Intermediate
at Hockey

MON., FEB. 20 ‘
ti} 4:30-- 5:80 Figure Skating
Club f

-,10:30 Minor Hockey
$ Galvation Army Home League Tues. ‘FEB. 21
i bane ae “Tou Aner;|6.- 10:30 Minor Hockey
fon 8b et, 3-6/ WED., FEB. 22
6-7: ym Gen Skat-
ae ing ES pe General

SB. |8:00'- 9:00 pm Broom Ball

(Celgar)
9 - 10.30 Intermediate Hoe-

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LENT 1. : ‘FEBRUARY 19th
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