CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C, .

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954

: Veterans Notice

ALL VETERANS and WIVES ARE CORDIALLY IN-

VITED TO ATTEND THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE
LEGION HALL and CLUB ROOM,

FRIDAY EVENING

—8 P.M, BANCING and REFRESHMENTS—

The

“District’s Social Events

guests in the Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society Hal] where a three
tier: wedding cake, topped by

centred the bride's table, which
was also bedecked with gladioli,
tastefully arranged.

The Hall‘ too was. richly de-
corated with flowers. -

The toast. to the bride,. was

Phone 3031

d by her uncle, Mr, C.

Castlegar Happenings

HUNTING TRIP. —’ Three Kin-
naird hunters proved ‘their
prowess already though . the

FROM YUKON — Mr. and
Mrs. J, Blackmer of Whitehorse,
Yukon are visiting at the home
of Mrs, Blackmer’s mother, Mrs.
AS

Sweaters
ALL WOOL

KILSPINDIE

Direct. From

SCOTLAND
You'll Love The Texture Of
These Garments

PULLOVER. WITH -V NECK .... $9.95
CARDIGANS ................ $12.50

FOR THE FINEST IN

SWEATERS
~LEITNER'S LTD.

of
HOME FROM HOSPITAL -
Mr. F, Eremenko returned home
by plane Monday from Van-
couver General Hospital where
he has been a patient.
see

HOME FROM TRIP — Mr.and
Mrs. V..Sorenson and daughter
Carol of Kinnaird, accompanied
by Paul Gergely of Castlegar,
have returned from a motor trip
to coastal and US. points.

*

TO HAMILTON — Mrs, A. T.
Horswill left Tuesday morn-
ing for a holiday in Hamilton,
Ontario.

s 2

IN HOSPITAL
Mr.: P, Kereoff is a patient
in’ the Kootenay Lake Gen-

eral Hospital.

season is still young,
They are Elmer Lucas, Paul
Hildebrandt and Jack Collin-
son. Rental of. a locker is: in-
dicated, informed {sources say.

FROM ONTARIO — Mr. and
Mrs, Aubrey Keizer, Fort Fran-
ces, Ontario, ‘ and: son Jerry
accompanied by a friend, have
been visiting at. the home of
their daughter ‘and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Jack.

Allan-Schiavon Vows
Pledged Here Sal.

St. Alban’s Church in Castle-
gar was decorated with gladioli
and asters and roses bedecked
the pews for nuptial ceremonies
Saturday afternoon uniting in
marriage, Ethel Carolina, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, An-
tonio Schiavon of Kinnaird, and
Sergeant Bruce Allan of the
Canadian Army, son of Mr.‘and
Mrs, L. of Vi

Kinnaird Corner

Archdeacon B, A. Resker of
Castlegar officiated at the double

TO NORMAL SCHOOL — Mr.
Allan Jacobson has left to at-
tend Normal School at Victoria.

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HOME FROM TRIP — Mr, and
Mrs. W. Jacobson have re-
turned from a motor trip to
coastal points and the States

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

© The W. A. of Castlegar Velted. lent are holding
a Bake Sale Friday -
In the Co-Op Store.

@ = Angliican’s,are asked to turn out to a work party at -

the Kinnaifd Church, at 9 a.m. gat. Sept. 25.

@ Official” i of the C: ‘Legion

: Hall and Club Room, Friday, Sept 24, 8 p.m. All vet-
erans and their wives cordially invited.
St. Alban’s W. A. meets tonight at 7:30 in the Parish
Hall.
,The Robson Community Play School. is holding a
tea‘and fish pond for children and their mothers and
friends, in the Play School on Friday September 24
from 3 - 5 pm.
Fire Kills 400 Canadians every year.

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can

of shi and Oregon.
es. @
BIRTHDAY PARTY — Miss
Shirley Calkin celebrated her
twelfth birthday Saturday af-
ternoon. Guests were treated
to a delicious luncheon pnd

ring

The bride, given in ‘marriage
by her father, -wore a balleri-
na length gown of nylon net
and lace over taffeta with shoul-
der length veil secured by a
coronet of seed pearls. She car-
ried a bouquet-of red roses with
white satin streamers.

Miss Joyce Schiavon, maid of
honor, and Miss Geraldine Schia-
von, bridesmaid, chose gowns of
yellow and mauve net over taf-
feta respectively, with corsages

r of Trail and respon-

to the: “bridesmaids. was then
proposed by the best man.
The bride’s mother chose for
the occasion a Navy dress
méd with white, with matching
hat and. red «accessories.

The groom's mother wore am-
ethyst dress with matching hat
and black accessories,

For the “honeymoon trip “to
northern U.S. points the pride
donned’ a tailor-made, Oxford
Grey suit with red hat, shoes
and accessories, On their return
the young couple will reside at
2140 Daniell Street, Trail.

a miniature bride and groom)f

ded to by the groom. A toast|f

~ COLUMBIA

ELECTRIC |
Phone 4111 - Castlegar

WIRING CONTRACTING ff

ELECTRIC HEATING a

APPLIANCES

TIMETABLE
CHANGES

Sun. Sept. 26 1954

Full information from agent

(UT THE COST

MEAT ‘
POT ROASTS Ib. .... 39c
SHORT RIBS, Ib, .... 25c

PACIFIC MILK

CASE .......2.ces020 sae BED

“TINS 2-FOR ........ 33¢

WAX PAPER

CAKE MIXES

| Ye PRICE DEAL
Z FOR cocccseceseeeee 39€

of mauve and yellow

for their sisier’s nuptials.
Another sister, ‘Toni’ (An-
ii ) i » was the flow-

later the group
movie. Invited guests wete
Linda Davies, Sandra Gray,
-Lois Fink, Joan Reed, Joan
‘Sheilds, Bobby White, Marg
and Sally Barnes.
on. ©
FROM VANCOUVER — Mr. Bob
Smith of Vancouver was a
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Jim Barnes. |

SPECIAL auner — The Rev.
George F ‘ish sin-

er girl, dressed in a green nylon
orgundy dress and carrying a
basket of flowers.

Constable “Bud” smyth ot
the Trail RCMP Det

BUTTER
NO 1, LB.

‘
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MARGARINE
SOLO o..nsceeescseccneecene’ 296
DELMAR ................ 29¢

best man and Constable ‘Jack
Wylie of the Salmo Detachment
was usher. ~

Misses Tannis and Babs Kil-
lough sang two wedding hymns.
during the signing of the regist-
er, with Mis, Hpstetter, ac-
i Ne

th

ging Evangelist, will. be a
guest at the Kinnaird Presby-

thers
was a reception of some 70

YQU PAY LESS AT

_TRISCHUCKS

OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M.

.a lively

teitian Church, day after-
noon and.. wilj. render solo

can reduce financial loss from fire, But only you can

save lives, Be careful! You may save a life.— Perhaps
your own,
BABY CLINICS °

Robson — at the Hall, Tuesday sept. 2-3:30 pm,
23 at Mrs, Polonikoff’s .

Thrums —
3-4 pm
Reserve Sat. Oct. 2. for the Kinnaird W. L tea and
Bazaar and «bake sale.

The local asso@fation to the Girl Guides will hold
their first meeting at the home of Mrs. C. H. King
Tuesday, September 28th at 2:30 p.m.

Catholic Women’s League Bake Sale, Sat. afternoon,
Sept. 25th, from 2-4 p.m, at Goulet’s Drug Store.
The Stanley Humphries P.T.A. will be holding their
first meeting of the season, in the Library of the
schoo! on Monday. 27th. at 8 o'clock in the evening.
An is so please come out
and support the new executive.

Castlegar Film Council — A profectionist’s course
will be given October 14, 15 and 16 on the Bell and
Howell machine, A written exam must be passed.
Everyone is eligihle. Fee $1.00 per person, Anyone
interested please contact Mrs. W. Banigan or Mr.
Graham Smith.

“The first df a series of flour evenings ‘of films for
children will be shown at the Robson Community
Hall at 7:30 p.m,, Friday, Sept. 24th. Silver Collection.
Childrens films, 6 p.m, Coronation Hall, Monday
September 27th.

“Ivan the. Terrible”, 2 Russian classic with English
sub-titles will be shown at the Coronation Hall Friday,
Sept 24th at 8 p.m. No

Wednesday, Sep'

charge. A ¢
will follow regarding the organization of a Film So-

ciety.

Local artists who wish to display their work in the
Exhibition of Canadian Painters in the S.H.HLS. library
Sept 28, 29 and 30 are Invited to contact’ Mrs, W. Bani-
gan at aq77.

tt ; Sept. 29th, 7:30 p.m.

at. 3. p.m.

United Church

Continued from Page 1
need -for new church buildings
elsewhere.

Frank Moran, of the Kootenay
Presbytery’s property committee
also ‘commented on .the speed
with. which the building was
accomplished and spoke too of
the generous contribution of vol-
unteer labor.

Karl’ M. Spence of the Kinnaird

i to the
Presbytery “for your interest.and
all that you have done, which has
spurred,us on to what we have
accomplished.”

Bringing congratulations from
the Consolidated’ Mining and

Miller. and A. H. Culley, spoke
for the Kinnaird Board ‘of Com-
missioners.

: George Santano of the’ Castle-
gar A. O. T. S..Club offered

|| “heartiest congratulations on a

job. well done” ‘and : urged all
to adopt the motto of his club
“As One That Serves”.

? Archdeacon *B. A. ~ Resker of
Gastlegar spoke for the Anglican
‘church, emphasizing that’ though
both the Anglican and United

Church are building new. church-

es within a quarter mile of each
other, they are working together,
“all followers of One Great Lea-
der.” *

‘The service closed with greet-
ings from the Kootcnay Pres-
byte: s

Smelting Company was John ity.

ad :
- Sukes.... .

Now rs SEPTEMBER WITH OCTOBER -

JUST AROUND THE CORNER

——And it won't be pag ‘until we're raking
leaves. It'll soon be time to think about.a Fall
change-over for. your car and truck, too. No.
‘matter when it is though:
of. SERVICE for your car,. think of your
local SHELL: DEALER.

“MAKE: IT A HABIT TO STOP. IN: HERE
"REGULARLY. — Wy PAYS.

{When you think:

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,

1954 ©

‘CASTLE NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

PAGE 5

Advance Billing
On Tho Art Show

‘BY PAT BANIGAN
Next week the libmary at the
High School will magically be-
come a Salon of paintings —
paintings by well-known Cana-

dian artists and our dine local
artists,

‘Each evening two or three
films with intriguing titles and
fascinating subject. matter will
be shown and discusion groups
conducted on the contents,

Some of the film titles— a)
Begone Dull Care, b) Canadian
Uandscape, c) Fiddle-de-dee, d)
West Wind, neatly Sun up 3)

trio, b) painting trips with A.
Y. Jackson, a mgember of the
original Group of ‘Seven, c) a
film. fantasy’, of ‘dancing color
with 1eMcLaren pail

s me a
Fall Fair ea
Continued from Pagel ,

have been referred to the Traffic

on film, translating sound, into
sight, d) Tom’ Thompson, who
in four short years created time-
less images of the North’ Ameri-
can scene.

- All this and more will be
yours three evenings, next weel
— Tuesday, Wednesday ‘and
Thursday, Sept, 28, 29. and. 30
at the Stanley ‘Humphries High
School Library with Salon doors
open at 7.

Through the Castlegar Film
Council, similar displays and
films on handicrafts of all de-
serine can be made available
is shown in

lines and color of jazz unio
Played by the Oscar Peterson

ing initial presentation.
See you at the Salon.

of the Columbia
feme Revelstoke south to. the
border.

“We must work together for
common problems-in the devel-
opment of this: large area and

Chamber of Commerce
Continued from Page L
tee chairman, reported there are
now 57 paid ‘up members ‘with
six in arrears. He said there
are three members who ‘have
given long and faithful service
to their community and the
Chamber, who can no longer at-
tend the for various |™

draft sui

for agriculture, transport rtation,
conservation and .forestry,” he
concluded,
FAIR ‘BOARD LAUDED.

Gratitude .to the Fall Fair
Board “for engineering this suc-
cessful affair,” was ressed
by Victor Jenks, chairman of
the Castlegar Board of Com-
missioners. He said the exhibits
had very much impressed the
judges, particularly the flower
and fruit and vegetable sections,

Mr. Jenks appeared again Sat-

Room 10 —

BADMINTON MEETING

"Wednesday, Sept. 29th.

“NEW MEMBERS WELCOME—
‘For Information PHONE ROBIN PINCOTT, 3683

7:30 p.m.
High School

urday to the
trophies and awards to the win-
ning exhibitors,

A. J. Weir, chairman of the
Fall Fair Board, welcomed every-
one to the fair and expresed
thanks for the donations and
support received. “The exhibits
this year have well exceeded |.
anything in the past,“ he said.|?

reasons and suggested they ‘be

Castlegar are finali and the

went on record as ig a toll
bridge and agreed to circulate
a petition for {ts construction,
was not constitutional since «it
was not called by council, ‘This
suggestion was thrown out how-
ever,-when the ‘meeting? unani,
mously. passed a motion approv-
ing the action of the executive
members who called the special

ing.
George Shaw and others thought

possibility of getting a roadway
across this dam, are investigated.
This suggestion received little
support,

When the ‘decision to proceed
with the petition was made, Mr.
Anderson asked to resign from
the Roads. and Bridges Com-
mittee, but the meeting asked
him to reconsider, ‘

The fi 1

the ion should show what

given h "y life

J. R, Elliott, Ed Lewis.and W.
T. Waldie were named to a
special committee to study the | &
matter.

The Roads and Bridges “Com-
mittee was. instructed to learn
what government plans are re-
garding a proposed widening of
the Genelle Bluffs section of the
Castlegar-Trail highway —
job which the Chamber would
like to see’ expedited.

Biggest portion of the * meet-
ing was devoted to a discussion
of the Toll bridge petition which
was opposed by C. A. Anderson
on the grounds .that “it in-
dicates very poor support for a
toll bridge among the estimated
5,000 people’ in this ar ea.

Others said the 509 signatures
is'a good. majority of the people
out that only

“If the fair to grow

like this, we will need a new

building again soon,”

Other award se wvinners among
Mrs. H,

one: member of each household
signed and no children’s signa-
tures were sec

Mr.

And

she

A. Eremenko & Co.

Your Bargain Days: Sept. 24 & 25-

Meats

"PICNICS, Ib... 53¢
COTTAGE ROLLS Ib; 69¢
PORK RIBLETS Ib. 25¢
PORK HOCKS Ib. 29¢
‘BABY BEEF liver Ib. 45¢

Meats
MINCED BEEF 2 fbs. 69c
BEEF POT ROAST Ib. 39c
PRIME RIB ROLL

ROUND STEAK Ib. 65c
VEAL CHOPS Ib. -65c

_ COFFEE, Nabob |
7 tb. cin $2

‘ona!

CAKE MIX. Little ‘Diover
white or chocolate 20c

cee POWDERS

PRODUCE

R. Oborne,
omen Fruit; Mrs. Marie Stov-
er, Castlegar, Leo Bosse Chal-
lenge Cup in the Flowers sec-
tion; Mrs. PB A, Bateman, Ross-

the
special meeting last July which

nain.

The Balmoral Five Band from
Trail entertained with Highland
music and ‘dccompanied ten
young lassies, pupils of Mrs. K,

in a Highland Danc-

Hi
and Olga Striloff,. Kinnaird,’ the
Castlegar: Kiwanis: Cup for top
Sunior exhibitor,

Mrs. E. Leroy of Castlegar won
prizes for the best Gladioli Spike
and the Best Basket Display;
Mrs. C. H. King, Castlegar, won
Mrs. Jean Jones, Castlegar, won
second and third-awards in the
Five Roses Flour Competition;
Mrs. W. Easton won second in
the Blue Ribbon Special Com-
petition and Mrs. D. A. Mac-
Intosh, was first in the Blue
Ribbon Tea Biscuit Competition.

A complete prize list appears
elsewhere in this issue.

BIKE RACES

Among the fair’s other activi-
ties, designed chiefly for the
younger fry, were bicycle races
and a pillow fight Friday after-
noon and a best dressed doll
arid - cowboy: contest : Saturday.

Bike race winners were:

Boys, 8-10. — Andy. Shutek
and Albert Merrifield, tied for
first; David Leitner second,

Boys, 10-12 — 1. Terry Wall-
ner,-2. Alan MacKinnon.

Boys, 12-14 — J. D. Scott, 2.

2, Elsie Mooney.
In. the pillow fight, in phic

ing The girls par-
ticipating were Judy. Austin,
Jeannette King, Margie King,
Elaine Chernoff, Patsy Lauder,
Margaret Lauder, Carol. Geier,

and Gayle Davis.

WHANGES IN TRAIN
SERVICE

Effeciive peptemucr 26,
1954

TRAINS 67 & 68.
between Nelson, Lethbridge
and Medicine Hat will be
withdrawn.
fe TRAINS SlL & 512

. (Daily ex. Sun:) between
Medicine Hat & Lethbridge
will provide a new service

-  SRAINS 11 and 12
(Daily) will. continue to
‘operate through . between
Mendicine Hat, Nelson and
Vancouver, but on a new
schedule.

For full information :
please see your local agent

‘Canadian : Pacific

Marlane Geier, Beverly Pickney |-

opposition there is in the area
to a toll bridge and ‘other sug-
gestions were that the petition
should be tabled till plans for
the proposed earth-fill dam near

agreed
with the words of R. A. D. West: .
“We're not going to’ get .a free
bridge. That’s quite obvious.
‘We'll have to try for a toll bridge
or remain content with the pre-
sent ferry.

tYEARS.

MAHOGANY
AERO-DOORS

A THING OF SEAUTY FOR YOUR HOME
—LIGHT IN WEIGHT YET DURABLE FOR

Dozens of these DOORS are eine sold

every day — Compare these doors for
PRICES and QUALITY and you'll be

“convinced: they're the door to buy.

2 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 6 in. Ee
2 ff. 8 in. x6 ft. 8 in 2.2... SBGS.
2 ft. 4 in. x 6 ft. Gin. ......... $8.00

x 6 ft. G6 in. ....0...2... $7.80
Baer ‘FOR .CASH

- GASTLEGAR’

Bl UL DING SUPPLY

STOR

GENERAL Ce Tne — PHONE 2161

WE JUST RECEIVED A
SHIPMENT. OF
HOLLAND BULBS
_For Planting New
69c¢ PER BOX OF
TULIPS, HYACINTHS,
NARCISSUS, .SNOW
DROPS, CROCUSES, etc.

COATS

ads

‘” QUR LADIES DEPARTMENT -
See: our new arrival of Fall and Winter

SKIRTS

Fall Dresses on Sale Now
25% OFF REGULAR PRICE

BLOUSES

the
end attempted to ‘knock each
other. off with nothing more
potent than ‘pillows, Daniel Ro-
maine, Deer Park, was the win-
ner in the doys, 8-10; Dave Mc-
Pherson, Castlegar, won the boys
10-12; Bob Townsend, Castlegar,
was boys. 12 - 1@champion Sher:
Castlegar, ,won the
Girls, 16 and over and ‘yril
Sookachoff, Kinnaird, won the
boys, 16 and over.

here were no-entries in the
best’ dressed. doll. contest’ Sat-
urday and, Gene Shutek, only
entry. in the Cowboy Dress con-

was the prizewinner for
this event,

Other fair activities included
a Scottish concert Friday even-
ing jand @ brief ,band concert
Saturday by the Castlegar Legion

Band, ‘both events hampered by,

TEAHAN FUEL

FOR THE BEST IN
COAL and WOOD

.. Phone 4191 -

OFFICE -> 80 Crescent St.

ns *YILLAGE OF CASTLEGAR

Notice is Habe “given that on Thursday, September 30, 1954 ‘at the- hour

of 10:00 o’cls

I will sell ‘at’Public

the

AM..,in.,the forenoon at the Village: Office, Castlegar, B.C.': ‘
ies situate in ‘the ‘Village of

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

MARGARINE
Solo.

FANCY CORN

PINEAPPLE

4 bars ...

ve... Sle

Malkin’s ......... 16
PORK & BEANS.
Better Buy 2 for

Sliced ....0....:.°38¢
ORANGE JUICE
Memphis belle 48 oz. 47c

. FACE SOAP...

25c ‘2 for...

Malkin’s

FOR THE LUNCH
BUCKETS
MEAT SPREAD

PEANUT BUTTER |

-47c
-» 27e¢

ey aes “59

3 for

BABY FOOD

bee eee ee ee

x “LOIN. Pon

“LEG: OF “PORK;
POT ROASTS OF BEEF, Ih. ..-:.....--

MEATS

GHOPS, 1 eo rte een eos

63c. .
- 4c.

Room 10, S.HLHLS. ytery. ; * te, g Fi : 3 2 : Q
Reserve Saturdev, October 9th. for the “East Indian 3 yahey Lec: ieee one Dastor at} |. hE GS e i : eee ate lemon, , unless “the somes, a omer paid, Raed! 5 Pe tes an

Miracle Show”. he he C reniin- ;
Rotary Glab. High School Reditocane” ie ged those present * ‘that the first NARE - AMOUNT DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY

Cyril: Bell Agencies Lid, |i son nos =

begun under United Church aus-
pices by Mrs. J. ‘Lipsett and
Phone 3441 _ Insurance Advisors Castlegar
NIGHT CALLS EHONE 3683, R. A, PINCOTT

. LEG VEAL STEAK, Ib. 2.2.2. .sseeses
HALIBUT, FRESH SLICED, ib. weueaware

+ De & -WirML. Croeble: ~~: $159.82... --, Lot 9, Block 28, D. L. 181, Map 650
“W. W. Ozeroff* © "9123.56 Part Block 3, .D. L. 181, Play 2211
Dated .at, Castlegar, B. Cc this 22nd Sey of September.’ 1954. - totak
A, ‘T. Horswill,

“ Collector |

held at the home of Mrs. J.
Thatcher, . both Castlegar resi-
dents now. The Sunday School
then became’a Community Sun-
day ‘School under the direction
of! Major Moll... i