CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, Sept. 25, 1969

District

Socials

Mrs. D. E. Hughes ace Sees

Mr. and Mrs,

Wood and family of Kinnaird
returned tcom Vancouver
where they attended the Sat-
urday wedding of Mr. Wood's
brother Gerald to Miss Bar-
bara Bonner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonner
‘of Vancouver.

A recent visitor to the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
L, Hawkins of Kinnaird was
Mr, Hawkin’s brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Medd of Winnipeg.

Castlegar Figure
Skating Club
Has New Pro

Private and semi-private
lessons will be carried cut
by the Castlegar Figure Skat-
ing club this season. The club
has ice available for these
extra lessons on Sundays
from . p.m. to 7.30 p.m.

ough some __ skaters
have 1 had such lessons in the
past, the executive feel that
quite a number of the skat-
ers are getting too advanced
to benefit from regular les-

‘Al information regard-
ing these lessons is available
from the pro or from the
secretary.

The new club pro is Miss
Lenore Boutin, who will also
be teaching the Trail and
Rossland figure skating
clubs.

Miss Boutin has a suc-
cessful amateur skating car-
eer behind her and has prac-
ticed under such profession-

Mr. L. G. Embree and
Mr. Rudy Martini, both of
Kinnaird are at Vancouver
where they are attending
the Seventh annual conven-|
tion of the Pulp and Paper
Workers of Canada.

Keith x alton aH

ebster of Kin-

. R.jnaird on the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman §
Lowen of Dawson, Man. left §

Sunday after visiting the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John
eens of Kinnaird.

A. G. Eldridge of,
Kinnaird is a patient at the
Trail Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pet-
erson of Kinnaird has just
returned home after a seven
week trip traveling in Eur-

ope. They visited their son|

Wayne, who is stationed with
the Canadian Armed Forces
in the air division at Lahr,
Germany as well as relatives!
of Mrs. Peterson in Italy,
whom she had never met.
The winner of the Arm-
ac's Fabrics first anniversary
draw was Miss Charlene Hav-
iland of Passmore. Winning
ticket was drawn by Miss
Shawna Reed of Castlegar.

Foreign Bodies
Major Problem

In Ear Trouble

Many children seem to
delight in pushing small ob-
jects into their ear canal.
Foreign bodies in the a Fr
one of the major ear
Jems, say the federal neath

als as
Dick Rimmer and ‘Bruce Hy-

land.

Miss Boutin comes from
the Kirkland Figure Skating
Club and has spent the sum-
mer as summer session sec-
retary in Troy, Ohio, where
she was practicing for her
gold figure test as well as;
her three remaining, gold
dances.

Bicard will

Be
— Pettitt Photo

Robson Church Scene
Of Late August Wedding |:

Robson Community Mem-
orial Church was the setung

Pp far the wedding on Aug. 30
the Years from One to Six.” £ Geraldine

peas, sen, ap, o

ida Giraud of

The bridal party was as-
sisted in the receiving line
by their parents, For her
daughter's wedding Mrs.
Giraud chose a blue ensemble

Beads,
pebbles often have
moved from the shies ears
where they may thi
ear canal and. damage th

RADIO & TV
REPAIRS

Guaranteed repairs on
all Radios and T.V.
including colour.
Reasonable Rates
Call

MIKE’S TV SERVICE

ie
ear drum. Unless the object Nels

is visible and easily taken
out: by y,bands Te your doctor | #

The aM rites was Bev. Te

holds true for hardened wax.
Never probe near the eor
drum!

Byng Giraud of Robson and
Brian Oakey. Nelson of Van-
ouver, son of id Mrs.
Oakey ‘Nelson oor Pen-

ton.
Performing the wedding
Allen.

wi
Remember, the ear is a|pride’s color theme with yel-

highly sensitive organ, and/low and white chrysanthe-

disorders of even seemingly
small importance deserve the

mums.
The stately bride entered

attention of a doctor. Warnjthe church with her Eethes

Phone 365-5112

55, of
white peau. rae charme under

a long sleeved white lace}.
coat. The bride made her,

own A white bow|
tely. of the same material as the] p;
dress held

her — shoulder-|

ried colonial bouquet of yel-
low and bronze chrysanthe-
mums arranged on white lace.
For the something new the
bride wore her birth stone,
a smoky topaz pendant which
matched a major stone in her
cugagement ring and was a'
from the

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. ‘groom.
* Mi tron-of-honor Mrs.
Closed all day Monday Kathy Froese ot Prince Rup-|
ert, sister o! e le, wore
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS }/5' streetlength _ sleeveless
sheath dress of gold peau de
Mer shoulder-length
veil was held in Place with
a large ww made of the
same material as the dress,
she carried a bouquet of yel-|
low and white chrysanthe-|

mums.

EARLY WINTER SALE

SKI JACKETS
Pile - Lined — Quilted

$13.95

t man was Mr. Haig

e reception was held
in a_ beautiful setting on the
spacious lawns at the home
of the bride’s parents. The
bridal table, covered with a
white linen cloth was center-
ed with a three-tier weddin,
eake decorated with pin!
flowers and green_ leaves,
flanked on either side with
low arrangements of white
and yellow ae The cake

Mrs. Gordon
Henke of Modtrece. a cousin|
of the bride’s father.

Regular $22.95
On Sale for

His Mens Wears.

length veil in place. She car-| Girau

with white accessories and
corsage of: white carnations.
Mrs, Nelson cl

“white carna-

The guest book was in
the care a the bride's young
sister Miss Winifred Giraud.

Uncle of the bride Mr. Jack
e| Walton of Salmo was master
of ceremonies and read ‘a
telegram received from Van-
couver.

For a wedding trip to the
Okanagan the. bride changed
-|into ap! suit with white
accessories. As the bride was

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Higiven Mr. Lind by

p.m, to 9.45 p.m. parents will the, istrict to reside in Vic-

.| there isn't room, drive ahead | auxiliary Ge

CASTLE THEATRE sesoon
THURSDAY - FRIDAY SEPT. 25 & 26 - 7.10 & 9.10
Rod Taylor - Lilli Palmer “HIGH COMMISSIONER”

The Scene Al...
‘KINNAIRD JUNIOR

Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. Sat. Mon, Tue. Sept. 27 - 29 - 30
Sean Connery - Brigitte Bardot “SHALAKO” color
, Honor Blackman - Jack Hawkins — Western — 7 & 9

ui! am sure, informative and in-

Here we are, 156 boys|teresting to all who attend,

and 145 girls, all set. for aljespecialty parents of students
big year. enrolled ‘iu KJSS,

‘Top news is the approval Parents should and. must

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 25, 1969

the dept.|be interested in‘ their child-
of education to use the new/ren’s’ schooling if the e opt.

report card worked out by|mum results ure to

the staff of KJSS. This report|taincd. Therefore it od Fed
have no letter|erely hoped that all parents
grades such as A, B, etc.| make it a point to visit KJSS
It will be fully explained to ight.
all’ parents‘ and interested
friends at our-open house to:
night, (Thursday).

Following is the first
newsletter sent home with
.our students,

SUNSET

DRIVE IN—8 amit — CASTLEGAR

= OUTOOOR MOVIE

teal THURS., FRL, SAT. SEPT, 25 - 26 - 27
$2.00 Per Car Weekend
" “ROSIE”

Sidney Poitier James Garner
“DUEL AT DIABLO”

Principal.
Legion Auxiliary
To Hold Rummage
Sale this Saturday
Staff and students

‘he
cordine “invite you to visit The Ladies Auxiliary to
the Kinnaird Junior Second- the | Royal "Canadian Legion,
ary Schoo this evening,| meeting of the pasar ‘an
Sentem pe follows,” Program Monday evening in the Le-
At 7.30 to 8.00 pm. par-[HCh tipper raed OY a Pot

ents and. friends are free to
visit all areas of the school. erase array, president
will Ati 8.00 eithe eyminase back after their: summer re-
cess. Mrs. B. Hill was acting
ium for a short ees secretary in the absent of
Approximately at 8.45/nrs, . ‘Taylor who has left

from their children.
Dear Parents:

a MON., TUES. WED. SEPT. 29 - 30 Oct. 1

$1.00 Per Car Wednesday
John Wayne Laurence Harvey
i AMO": < .: i

have an opportunity to visit! +

areas of the school and to|

visit with individual teachers
asis, The

on an informal
principal and counsellors will
be in their respective offices.

Coffee, tea and cookies |
wit be served in room 11 at}, raambers decided to hold
9. 43 oa Saturday from 9.30 am.
o 3.30 p.m. Several mem-
and he is busy then the cof-|pers ‘will meet in the hall
fee room is the place to/tonight to price the articles
wait. for the rummage sale.
The objectives of the letter was received
evening al treat the Kiwanis Club re-
To. permit parents|questing nominations for the
who have never seen _ the|Citizen of the Year. This will
school to view the facilities.)be answered and suggested
@ ‘fo give parents an/name submitted.
opportunity. to me to meet the staff Mrs, P. Ewart represent-
early in the y ed the Ai at the Fall
To edlighten parents| Fair aaa
regarding some of the objec- The Fall meeting of the
tives and policies of the|zone council is to
school. Kash Saturday. ay an
@ To outline the evalu ith Mrs. R. A. McPher-
to be used at as the “delegate

SNACK SHACK
SPECIALS

STAY OUT OF THE RAIN
DRIVE RIGHT UP TO OUR
CONVENIENT ‘DRIVE-IN WINDOW

lurray t

: for the flowers received while e
BETTER TO LOSE TIRE f riley ees Pans
THAI \N OUR SAFETY as cae tem Open 11.30 a.m. to Midnight

you have a flat, pull/venor of the catering « é ij 4
inthe WAY., off, the roar 16) mittee " Fenarted: i Phone 365-3416 for Take-Out Orders
is. Better to give/a weddn gon Get Zs
up ‘a tire ‘than your safety, ‘vill do ‘the
says the B.C. Automobile As- hospital’ “sisting puting Oct-
sociation. Be’ cautious and!ober and Mrs. Hill will do

Located Across from RCMP. Office

“Bring ’em Back Alive!”

the November. visiting.

Banquet Brand

Beef, Chicken or Turkey. : i
Quick to Prepare. €
11 oz. Package

Frozen Dinners

SUGAR
wie 10299¢

"Ee Hood:

Cake Mixes: :

“White, Chocolate,

"Honey Spice, or

Town House:

Citrus Juices

Sor 2.7%

Empress’ Pure
Peanut Butter

Chunk Style.
48 fi..0z. tin

Allgood. Brand
Tuna Fish
oe ay

Sandwiches or
Casseroles. 6 oz. tin

3.89%

Orange or Blended.
Serve Chilled.
48 fl. oz. tin
j ‘ ki e
Pumpkin Pie
Premium Quality.
Ready to Eat. ¢

Lucerne. Instant

‘Skim. Milk Powder

id. t
The bride and . groom
have taken up residence at
294 McKenzie Rd. Abbots-
ford, B.C.

‘Out of town guests pre-
sent were from Penticton,
Nakusp, Prince Rupert, Sal-
mo, Riondel, Kelowna, Oliver,
Vernon, ‘Vancouver, Rich-
mond and Montrose." Montrose.

Frank Flynn Flynn
Slocan Valley.
Resident Dies

Long time Slocan Valigy
resident Frank
died ‘Sunday in Vancouver.

for 20 years before, moving
to Lethbridge and>Edmonton
where he worked‘ “a8 a mach-|

went to Vancouver two mon-
ago.

He was predeceased by his

wife, Hannah, and a son,

‘He is survived by two
sons, Kelly in Richmond and
ol

CARL'S ANNUAL
Razor Round Up

$3 for Your Old Razor

Yes, $3 for your old razor — any make, model or

condition — when traded in on a new

PHILLISHAVE, REMINGTON OR SUNBEAM RAZOR

And remember, this is $3 off Carl’s already low, low prices!

Carl’s Plaza Drugs

in "Vancouver; tire
daughters, Esther Martin in
Slocan City, Alice Willough-
by in Tetubridee and Helen
Dunn in V
Ten Meat eranaenihinee
also survive.
Funeral service took
place this week in. ‘Vancouv-
er.

PETTITT PHOTOS

Appointment -
Now tf.

PETTITT PHOTOS

+ SOLOHd ALi13d

“SPECIALS FOR
CHRISTMAS <
Portraits. And

Christmas Cards

in’
Natural Cofor

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Mel Howard & the Aquarians

Flour No.: 1. White...

- Marmalade or G.L.O. 48 fl. oz. tin

Cheese. Slices ferrin

Harvest Blossom.

pote bog $119

Empress Pure. Seville Orange 79 ic

Orange Juice. 2" "4 for 89c

ep Clark's Soup hice Vesteter 4 for 69c

2 for 69c

Ice Cream

Chocolate,
Strawberry,
Neapolitan

Beef Steaks.

-* Sirloin * Club

Imported Frozen. Government Be
Inspected. Sprinkle with Empress
M.S.G. For. Added ill ee

Beef Round Steal

* Bone In.
“Imported
Frozen .....

Ist & 2nd Cuts. 3
beer Rump Roas! bees
Frozen ee

On
“Sale
_This
Week
Volume 4
COLUMBIA
ENCYCLOPEDIA

No. 1 Quality
Bananas

Fresh Celery 232~=~
Savoy Cabbage :--~
Hubbard Squash

or Danish Sauash.
“Serve Baked =...

Zuccini Squash
BC. Grown. a 15¢

Mild Flavor .........

Ib. 10°

Corner Cut:
or Shellbon
Imp. Froze

Beef pb, Say |

Porterhouse. Steak: ay

Frozen fae
Government. _ Inspected
A. Family Favorite

‘B.C.
interior
Norland Reds.
- Canada,.No. 2.
Serve Buttered.

Potatoes
0 Ibs. 3%

Prices Effective ak
- Sept. 25, 26, 27.
WE RESERVE ©

THE RIGHT ‘TO’
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