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‘CLASSES FOR CHILDREN FROM 35 YRS. IN.
ALL BRANCHES OF DANCING. e
BOYS TAP CLASS SATURDAYS.13:45 PM 25¢
LADIES KEEP-FIT CLASS TUES. 8 PM 25¢

NEW CLASS FOR GIRLS, TAP AND BALLET,
NOW. BEING FORMED (BEGINNERS).

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NOTICE: ST.PATRICK'S DANCE, KINNAIRD,
MARCH 17TH. FLOOR SHOW, NCING 9-1.
MUSIC BY THE "RHYTHM SWINGSTERS" OF
TRAILe

C. OUR it Heth OF 1 hard FOR

SUITS, SPORTS JACKETS OR PANTS.
HAS NEVER BEEN SO COMPLETE.
TIP TOP SUITS SELL’ FOR.
SPORTS JACKETS FOR .
AND PANTS ALONE FOR .
COME AND LOOK THESE
AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
YOUR LOCAL TIP TOP TAILORS.

_ RESERVE SATURDAY, MAY -7TH, FOR THE
MOTHERS DAY TEA AND SALE SPONSORED
BY ST. ALBAN'S WoAs

CORRECTION: Veal Roasts advertised in
Eremenko's Ad last week should have

read _55¢ a pound in place of 29¢ lb.

(SToALBAN'S — CONT'D FROM P.3) |
Westwoodeo : ;

Three Choir girls, Lynn. Richardson,
Joan Hostetter and Ann Horswill, and
Mrs. Joe Killough were visitorge

Hostesses for the next meeting will
be Mrse LeKillough and Mrs. Horswill. -

The Rev. 8. Maier of Nélson conducted
funeral service Monday at Clark*s Funer-
al chapel for Janet Marina Krueger, who
died last Thursday. Mrse Ralph Cook
“was soloist at the service, , accompanied
by Mrs. Omer Wilson at the organ, and
hymns sung were "Just As I Am" and
"Jesus, Lover of My Soul".

Pallbearers were E.H.Fleetwood,Larry
Krause, Lloyd Krueger and L. Hackett.

Burial was in Mountain View cemetery.

ROBSON--Charles John Thorndale, aged
66, died Friday morning at.his home in
Robson. MreThorndale was born in Chel-
tenham, Enge, on Jano24, 1885, coming
to Canada in 1905. Prior to taking up
residence in Trail, Mr.Thorndale spent
a few years in Ontario and had resided
in Nelson until 1915. He was employed
by the OM&S asa crane man and as fore-
man of the leaching plant carpenter,
crewe Upgn his retirement in 1942 he
left to make his home at Robson. He was
an ardent gardener and an active member
of the K.of Po. lodge.

He is survived by his wife Jane;
three daughters, Mrs.JoBrannen of Otta-
wa, MrsoArthur Dafoe of Warfield and
Mrs.M.AeMoran of 1940 Oak St., two sons
James Re of Robson, Charles W..of San
Lorenzo,Calife, and elght grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held in the

+ K.P. hall, Trail, Tuesday, at 1:50,

with the Reve WeP.Irving officiating.

OBORNE--To Mr. and Mrs. Ross Oborne,
Robson, Mar. 5, @ sone ‘
WEBSTER-— To Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Webster,
Robson, Mar. 6, a daughter.

Mrs. Te Phillips has left for. her
home in Natal, after visiting at the
home of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. & Mrs. Mo. Daltono .

“Miss Bue Kelsey, just returned from

' China, was the guest of Mr. & Mrse

Ae To Horswille : ;

, Miss Ethel Cummings of Vancouver is
a guest at the home of Mrs.C.Saunders.
Mr. & Mrse Joe Killough of Kettle
Valley are guests at the home of the

former's mother, Mrse Le Killough.
Mrs. B. King was a Trail visitor
last Fridaye - , .

“CASTLE NEWS

Squadron Leader Thomas Stanley Hors-
will, of Castlegar, was one of twenty-
five R.C.A.F. men. who’ received gallant—
ry awards at -Lieut.-Governorts Investi-

ULee .

He was presented with the D.F.C.,
which he was awarded in 1943 on the
conclusion of the tour of operations.

. 8qd.Lar. Horswill was with the Tiger
Squadron, No. 6 Bomber group in England
The Investiture took place at the
R.C.A.F. drill hall, Sea Istana airport

Vancouver.

Mrs. R. Gemmil and sons returned
Sunday from a two months! visit with
her parents in Toronto.

The meeting of the Women's Associa-~
tion of Robson Community Memorial
Church was held at the home of Mra. J.
Raine, with 16 members and one visitor
present.

Committees for the Sale of Work on
April 27th were appointed.

Arrangements were also made for a

» hot supper, which will be held in the

Church Hall on Wed. March 16, 6:00 PM
for the annual meeting of the Robson
Community Memorial Church.

The members answered the roll call ~
with a Scripture reading. ‘

Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Lancaster gave
to the members a very interesting
reading on "The Missionary Work in
Africa".

Dainty refreshments were served by |
ont? P.6) .

(ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY) .

TICKETS AVAILABLE:

CASTLEGAR:

KINNAIRD:

ROBSON:

Martin's Shoe Stor
Pitts' Drug Store

Rigby's Coffee Bar
Kerr's Furniture

CGollinson's

6

Jankola's Service Stn.

Case's General Store

Marshall's Store

GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY
AND AVOID BEING DISAPPOINTED.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

CC Srenwke ant bo,

OUR EVERYDAY VALUES & WEEK-END SPECIALS -

BUT TER 2no crave. ..... 18.63%

CHEESE cocoen cone, .2¥ 10x

MICK carnation Tace

SPIC% SPAN.......... 29%
RINSO...
IVORY SNOW.... carce.. ..39%

SMALL... ZFOR...

2s¢

KOOTENAY Buclders
f OFFERING OUR SERVICES
TO PLAN AND BUILD YOUR HOME.

WE DO REMODELLING ALSO
ESTIMATE FREE.

WM. & A. PLOTNIKOFF

G.A. SUMNER, DCWD

NATUROPATHIC: PHYSICIAN
. EREMENKO BLOCK

-HOURS 9=6 EVENINGS BY
APPOINTMENT. |

CONSULTATION FREE.

PORK*BEANS.. Nagoa vin, .... [2
TOILET TISSUG, westmusten2/ (94
A PPLE JUICE, 20 62. Tiat,.. 2 Fog ZZ’

GRAHAM WAFERS... 1 180%..259

COFFEE,

PRROLLED OATS raonm nooo np ,.2.

vewevT. 1 OB...

454

| TOMATOES S885, 29%e CELERY

FRESH
per cB,

18%e

POTATOES ““5ns7003 74

¥DELNOR FROZEN FOODG ¥

SEE US AT - EREMENKO & CO» STORE.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR 1948
INCOME TAX RETURNS MADE. OUT, THEN
YOUR REFUNDS WILL COME BACK EARLY. _
_ HAVE THEM PREPARED BY)
“ Ww.R.NELEMS
| NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCING |

CASTLEGAR SASH+DOOR]

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL TYPES OF
WINDOWS AND DOORS.

CABINET MAKING AND FURNITURE

REPAIRS AND . ALTERATIONS.

“EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP —
AT: REASONABLE PRICES.

BACON suceo s0e LB......... 05 FS
SIRLOINS T-BONE STEAKS..tg.. >

MUTTON &S8iks Tewoer,..0g...2¢
LEG er MUTTON ROAST, 19.459

FACLCETS ZGWADOIE, SasMHn~ 2—he....10....43F

MEN'S BILTMORE SUITS - 2 pr Pants
“MEN'S BILTMORE TOP COATS
LADIES' SPRING DRESSES, SKIRTS AND BLOUSES.
CHILDREN'S SPRING COATS.

$75.95
«$46.95