CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 5, 1961

Castleaer Socials

Monday for constal points where
they will visit with othor relations,
enroute home.

Open House was held Sat.,
Sept, 30 in the new United Church

Mrs. H, Johnson, Phone 365-8204

Mr, and Mrs, William Wright
of Trait and Sgt. and Mrs. E, H.
Wright and infant son Lee of Win-
nipeg were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H, Johnson Tuesday, Sgt. Wright
is attached to the Air Division of
the ROMP in Winnipeg.

Mrs. L, P. Ferguson and Mrs. J.
Seaton were Trail visitors Monday.

Mrs, W. Enston Js visiting In
Fernie for a few days.

Mr, and Mrs, J. M, MoGilllvray
of South Gate, Cal, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. Gilroy
for several days. They have since

returned to thelr home via Victoria,
Mrs, McGillivray is the cousin of
Mrs, Gilroy,

Mr, and Mrs. R, Harding and
son Dale, Mr. T. B. Couch, Mr, and
Mrs. Rick Couch, Mrs, W. Harrower

Manse during the afternoon and
evening, The rooms were tastefully
decorated with flowers which were
donated by the three charges of
Robson, Kinnaird and Castlegar.

‘Presiding ot the,tca urns dur-
Ing the afternoon were Mrs, A. O.

MoNell of Castlegar and Mrs. P.
Swift of Robson and serving were
Mrs, J. Sherbike, Mrs. W. Easton,
both of Castlegar, Mrs. H. Hyson
and Mrs, A, W, Thorp of Robson,
Presiding during the cvening
were Mrs. Roy Brown of Robson
and Mrs. R, Lundquist of Kinnaird,
Serving‘were Mrs, R. J. Sewell avd
Mrs. J, E. Kraft of Castlegar, with
Mrs, W. McNet, Mrs, A. Culley and
Mrs, T. Davidson, oll of Kinnaird.

and Miss Sybil
Mrs, H, Johnson and Mrs. F, Naz-
aroff all returned Sunday from
Aldergrove, B.C., where they spent
the weekend and attended the Pal.
fy-Harding wedding.

Mr, and Mrs, J. Schellenberg
and son of Walhelm, Sask. who
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, H.
Schellenberg ‘for several days left

Kinnaird Socials

Mrs, J, Kaufman, Phone 365-5488
Miss Rose Marle Buckna of
Notre Dame College, Nelson, spent
the weekend with her parents,
and Mrs, J, Buckna, attending the

B but the game |

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DUCK CAtts
GOOSE CALS
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| CASTLEGAR SPORTING GOODS

WANTED

CASH CUSTOMERS
at the

SENTINEL
BUILDING SUPPLY - THRUMS

But before you venture out you are urged
to compare the prices

NAILS 212” to 342“ per keg

$13.50

WIESER ENTRANCE LOCK, beverly pin. $6.99
No extra charge for keyed alike

MAHOGANY DOORS
3Va" X

. $5.99

3%" BUTT HINGES .. 39

limit one pair per door
CHROME TUBING FOR HANGING CUPBOARDS
One Only 10” X 9” SEALED WINDOW

WITH

FRAME

One Only 10” X 5” THERMO PANE WINDOW.
(No frame)

Plumbing and Heating.
Supplies

hockey game Saturday between
Montreal and Spokane at the arena
in il,
Many happy returns to Glen
Nielsen who celebrated his Sth
birthday Oct, 1 with a party at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Axel Nielsen, His guests on Sunday
afternoon were Ronny Pheifer, Wil.
la and Tom Condy, Phyllis and
Geraldine Johnson.
Donald Joseph, infant son of
Const. and Mrs, Donald McDonald
was baptized Sunday at St, Rita’s
Church, Officiating was Rev, Fa-
ther E, Brophy when godparents
were Mr, and Mrs, 'T. Fourt,
Spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs, Pat Haley last week were
Mrs. Haley's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
A. H Reilly of Cheney, Wash, Vi-
siting the Haleys on the weekend
was Mrs, James Molloy of Nelson.
Mrs, B. Fourt and Deanna of
Penticton are visiting at the T.

join them here for the Thanksgiv-
ing weekend.
. A pleasant viewing of colored
slides occupied a few friends of Mr.
and Mrs, Ernie Plerpoint at their
home Priday, Mr. J. F. W. Pler-
point commented during the show-
ing of enthralling scenes snapped
ty him: on his recent cruise and

Fourt home this week. Beau will|’

tour of the Orlent and the Middle
East.
We viewed coastal attractions

Mr.| in Japan and China and we “visi-

ted” Trinidad and the distant for-
tifications of Gibraltar journeying
with Mr, Plerpoint to Egypt.
Contrasting pictures were shown
of his trip through the Panama
Canal upon returning to the South
Pacific, The pictures ore but a few
of the mementos from the files of
Mr. Pierpoint Sr.’s memoirs of his
travels which have been carefully
compiled over the years.

Included in the viewing and so.
cial evening which followed were
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Plotnikoff, Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce McKenzle, Mr, and
Mrs. A, Niclsen, Karen and Glen;
and Mr. Elmo Gallucci, 8 visitor
here from Port Arthur, Ontario.

My, and Mrs, EB. A. Fitzpatrick
returned Friday from a visit to
Vancouver where they spent a busy
week attending a convention of the
Association for Retarded Children.
‘They were the guests of Mrs. Fitz-
patrick’s aunt, Mrs, F, ©. Wilson.

The Silver Birch group of the

for the
met Monday in the school, when it
was decided contacts would be made
to establish the new directorate
for the coming year.

‘The meeting was chaired by N.
Churches with six members at-
tending. The group are looking for-
ward to ‘a large attendance at their
annual meeting to be held Oct. 16.

Phones Up

phone organizations In Canada in
percentage of dial instruments, in-
cluding the systems operated by the
of Alberta, Saskat-

British
Company has passed the 90 percent
mark in number of dial telephones
in its 360,000-square-mile system,
with the recent conversion of Trail’s
6200 phones to automatic opera-
tion, according te a company an-
nouncement,

B.C, Telephone now leads all

chewan and Manitoba.

‘The Bell Telephone Company of
Canada, which operates in Ontario
and Quebec is highest, with close to
9% per cent. B.C, Telephone expects
to exceed the 95 per cent figure by
the end of 1962, a company official

but one of the eight major tele-

said,

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KINNAIRD, B.C,

PORK LEG ROAST,

HAMS, Whole Ib, ........ 2... 49¢
BUTT or SHANK ENDS, Ib., ....... 59¢.
PICNICS, Burn’s, whole only [h., ... 39¢
BONED & ROLLED HAM, Ib.,
CHUCK ROAST BEEF, th., ........ 58

CRANBERRY SAUCE, Ocean Spray
2 fins ...........

PEAS, frozen, 12 oz., 2 for ....... 39¢
PORK CHOPS, Ib., .....--..-.-+.. 59
_ BACON, : side sliced, Y%. th, F

VEAL CHOPS, Ib, ..........-..+ 690
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PAN READY

Frying Chicken each 98c
Bologna BY THE PIECE, LB., 29c

Coffee Ib. 59c
Cranberry Sauce 2 ms A9c

OCEAN SPRAY
MALKIN’S

Pumpkin 28 OZ..TIN, 2 FOR

MALKIN‘'S

Cream Corn » oz. 21,620 $1.00

MALKIN‘S

Fruit. Cocktail 15 oz. 1, 270n.. AJC

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Pineapple Tidbits, 20 OZ, TIN, 2 FOR 59c

ASSORTED FLAVORS - ALLEN’S

Fruit Drinks sv'oz. 7m, 3 on-.. $1.00

McDONALDS

Ginger Ale 2 QT. BOTTLES

PLUS DEPOSIT ON BOTTLE

SLICED, CRUSHED

“NALLEYS

Potato Chips TRI me BOX

KRAFT...

Kraft Dinner 4 PRGS. csscsnennee 49c
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Tea Bags 60's pkg.

FISH & CHIPS, Fraser Vale, 24 oz. pkg.,...... 59c¢
FRENCH FRYS, Fraser Vale, 2 Ib. bag ......... 49e

CAKE MIXES, Monarch, family, pkg., ........-.29¢
. JELLY POWDERS, Jello, 10 pkgs., .......... $1.00

KLEENEX, 400’s, 2 boxes !...........-+00005. 49
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Robson Recreation
Society Commenced
Meeting Recently

The executive of the Robson
Recreation Soclety met recently at
the home of its president, Mrs. R.

A. Fowler, when they onened the
fall season.

Mra, A. K, Waldie, society trea-
surer, reported on the Society's fi-

Mrs. 0. Anderson Host

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 5, 1961 5

To Group Committee

‘The regular monthly meeting of
the Ist Robson Group Committee
to Cubs and Scouts, was held at the

There were nine members present

with R, T,, Waldle in the chair,
Cubmaster.W. Lahue, the new

cub leader, reported he had 22 Cubs

nancial position listing
for repalrs, insulation, taxes and
insurance.

©. Nyganrd reported on the pro.
gress being made with the installa.
tion of the new propane heating
system, He sald it is expected that
work will be finished shortly as one
of the two units was ready to in-
stall,

The executive decided to re~
frain from borrowlng funds to co-
ver this project as it is hoped that

59c

Ice Cream Westland 1 gal. ....
OGILVIE

Cake Mix family size 3 pkgs. .. 89c
Cranberry SAUCE 2, 15 oz. tin A9c
Kernel Corn 2, is oz tins. 39

$3.49
Dog Food tops, 10 tins

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:

y , [in steam following mill operational

funds may be on hand.

‘The Robson Evening Group is
to be approached regarding | co-
sponsorship of the annual -Turkey
Supper,

* ‘The Socloty voted to renew its’
membership in the Kootenay So-
ciety for Handicapped Children and
will send representation to that So_
clety’s annual meeting,

Mrs, A. K, Waldle was to act
as RRS representative to the KRO
meeting.

‘Tne Hallowe'en party sponsored
annually by the RRS will be held
again this year provided a commit.
tee can be formed to undertake this
project.

LETTER TO EDITOR

“Production of Pulp or Steam?”

Dear Sir:

At this time I am sure thet I
be not the only Robsonite who
might pose the question. “Is it pulp
or steam that our fair industrious
giant across the stream is produc-
ing??

‘Well, we don't actually see
much of the pulp but we

for
take place Oct. 19, Mr, ‘Lohue stated
he 1s in great need of on assistant,

Assistant scoutmaster Karl Ko.
reen ‘reported a membership of 17
scouts, The theme of scouting for
the winter will be instructions on
Ught-welght camping, safety in the
woods, and fire-arms safety, under
the leadership of assistant scout-
master Chuck Haviland,

‘The scouts at thelr last meet-
Ing were honored with the presence
of several

home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Anderseh. |'

isan elght of an are ready| ,
will

Booming
Tourist
Business

“British Columbia’s booming
tourlst industry chalked up a sub-
stantial 14.5 per cent increase over
last year In American motorists
crossing.the border this past spring
and summer," the Honourable Earle
Cc. Westwood, Minister of Recrea-
tion and Conservation, sald today.
‘The increase is more than double
the 6.1 per cent registered for all
of Canada up to the end of Au-
gust.

Wider promotion by the B.C,

Inspector Charlie Estlin; game bio-

logist, Dr. Ronald Smith; game

warden, Pete Ewart and two repre-
of Cc

Travel Bureau, 2 Gov-
caine Brant of $50,000 to stimu-
late regional promotions, and the
opening of B.C. House in San Fran-

Carry A Spare
Fan Belt

A fan belt is a small, Inexpen- 8 O B S
sive appendage to the working body z
PAY'N TAKIT

of an automobile, Try to drive
without it! This tough, sinewy little
OPEN MON. - FRI.

belt of rubber and fabric Is doing
a glant job under the car's. hood.
Generator, fan and cooling system
depend on It.

If it fails (and it can), & ve-
hicle’s lights, heat and power'can
foil with it. The Canadian Safety
Council urges every motorist to car-
ry 4 spare fan belt, always,

From the Rubber Association of
Canada, the Council learns that’ a
fan belt gets extra work to do in
summer driving. It's muscles can be
flexed so much that it is atrained,
or slips @ little, or fails completely
under stress, The cost of replace-
ment ts small — if the fallure oc-
cus near a garage, A spare . belt
costs far less than a night service

call, a towing charge or a missed

appointment,

elsco the establish-

Association, Messrs. Warren Jen-
mings and Joseph Fodor, A descrip.
tion on wild life and game, it's di-
seases, means of livelihood and pre.
servation was given, which proved
most instructive.

(Mr, Koreen displayed the tent
peg which was presented to the
Robson scouts at Tillicum Camp-
oree in May for their grade A ra-
ting,

‘The scouts will again undertake
the annual UNICEF drive on Hal-
lowe’en, ;

Delicious refreshments were
served on adjournment.

‘The next meeting will be at the
home of Mr, and Mra. R, Oborne,
Nov, 13.

COLOR BLIND?

In Canada about 10 per cent
of the male population and only
about one per cent of the female
Population suffers some degree of
color blindness.

ment of a federal travel office there
were credited by the Minister with
the increases registered throughout
the summer,

During the month of ‘August,
13.2 per cent more U.S, motorists
visited British Columbia than dur-
ing the same month lest year while
the all-Canada increase reached
only 3.9 per cent for that month.
The total number of traveller's ve-
hicle permits issued at border points
to August 31 was 327,141, represent-
ing nearly 1,000,000 visitors by car
from the United States, and this
category makes up only 75 per cent
of the total number of tourists en-
tering the province.

do hear the steam; since July
usually:on the basis of a good 18
hours dally, the remaining portion
of the day we attempt to sleep,
Under normal operating conditions
at the pulp mill we have experien.
ced that ston blown off into the

and nothing.’ to complain about, but
this incessant blasting since July
has hecome extremely irritable.
When does this condition stop,
‘Well, perhaps the condition
would never have existed consider.
ing that those involved in mill ma-
nagement ‘lived closer, and..were in| 3
the position of having little relief
from the unnecessary noise,

Again may I say; the average
person affected minds little to hear
the commonplace noise of a scoop

load of logs, or the normal cut back

fatlures, but when it means a per-
petual, penetrating, ill-sounding
blast, I-feel as most do, that this
altuation should be reotified.

Mr. and Mrs, John E, Wales,

HYSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Hyson, Robson, Sept. 22,
son,

HOOGESTRAAT — To Mr. and
Mrs, N, i, J. Hoogestraat, Castlegar,
Sept. 23, a son.

JANIOKI — To Mr. and Mrs.
W. Janicki,. Kinnaird, Oct. 1, ‘a
daughter.

SOUKHROFF — To Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Soukeroff, Pass Creek,
Oct. 2, a son.

DeROSA — To Mr, and Mrs,
DeRosa, Castlegar, Oct. 2, a daugh:
ter.

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