CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, March i1,

1954

Distrid’s: Social Events

Phone 3031

Castlegar Happenings

See EEE See

FROM HAWAH — Mr. and

Mrs, R. A. D. West returned Wed-

nesday from a three week holiday
in Hawaii. :
oe

IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. George

Tonnellier is a patient in Mater

|New Westminster visited at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Gou-
let, last week.
°

FROM KAMLOOPS — Mrs. L.
Hermanson of Kamloops is visit-
ing at the home of herson-in-
law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
G, Tonnellier,

brother and sister-in-law of Mrs.
Alston. Prior to their arrival in
Kinnaird by way of Varicouver,
part of their eight-week tour was
spent in India, Australia, New
Zealand and Honolulu. Before re-
turning home, they will visit rela-
tives and friends in Winnipeg and
Toronto.
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TO ALBERTA — Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ackney have left on a
motor trip to Medicine Hat, Alta.

HOME AGAIN — Mr, W. T.
Waldie has returned from Cran-
brook where he att the

for Penticton where Mr. Waldie
will attend a Lumberman’s Con-
vention, during fhe weekend.

TO VICTORIA — Mrs, John
Raine left Saturday for Victoria
where she will spend a week visi-
ting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John Raine, Jr.

SUNDAY visrrons — - Mr. and
Mrs, Paul Gavrilik and daughters
of Trail, were Sunday visitors at
the home of the former's mother,
Mrs. D. Gavrilik, Bi

ee

WEEKEND HERE — Mrs.
George Eastcott and son Wayne
and Mrs, Lyle Taylor and son
Randy, all of Rossland, spent the

of the A Boards

of Trade and Chambers of Com-

,, Hospital,
°

FEOM WESTMINSTER — Mr
and Mrs, S. H. Fairweather of

y
KA. Morrow

OPTOMETRIST
Suite 3 — Post Office Bldg.
OFFICE HOURS

' 9 AM TO 5 P.M.
Closed AH Day Tuesday

For Appointments
PHONE 2581

ia

Kianaird Korner

—L____ESSSSSSSSS

WEEE-END GUESTS — Mr.
and Mrs. Lucien Pratt and Mari-
lyn of Port Crawford were week-
end guests of Mr. and . Frank
Mitchell while attending the bad-
minton toutnament at Castlegar.

FROM NELSON — Miss Joan
Mawer of Nelson, an entrant in
the badminton tournament, visi-
ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Collinson.

ee

FROM ENGLAND = Mr. and
Mrs, J.D. Alston, whose home is
in Norfolk, England, have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Lewis,

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone 344i

@ Castlegar Girl Guide

a Box

merce of B.C. Mr,
Waldie was elected first vice
president of that organization.
IN HOSPITAL — Mrs. S. Grant
is a patient in Mater Misericor-
diae Hospital, : Rossland,
.

TO PENTICTON — Mr. ‘and
Mrs, W. T. Waldie left last night

IN CHURCH

- The United Church
Of Canada
Castlegar —
‘10:30 a.m. — Sunday School.
7:15 p.m..— Hymn Sing and
Service of Worship. |

Deer Park Secials

TO NELSON, CASTLEGAR —
Mrs. H. C, Coleman and Miss P.
D. Allen were recent visitors to
Nelson and Castlegar.

ae

FROM SCHOOL — Miss Joyce
Crockett who has peen attending
school at F

weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Johnson,

FROM NELSON—Mrs. Hugh
Armstrong returned to her home’
in Nelson during the weekend
after a week's visit at the home
of Mrs. H, Dawkes.

FROM ort “coquirzam—
Mr. and Mrs, John Houser and
daughter Bonnie, were recert
visitors at the home of Mts. Hau-
ser’s mother, Mrs. H. Dowkes.

Plans Going Ahead
For Eagles L.A.
Mothers Day Tea

Plans for the Day Tea

KROMHOFF TORKEY POULTS
FOR St

Western Canada's Largest Poult
Producers, Write to-day for cata-

key Farms Ltd, BB. Ne. 5, New
‘Westminstez, B.C.

CASTLEGAR
FUHERAL HOME

DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

were made at the bimonthly
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
to the Coiumbia Valley Aerie,
‘Fraternal Order of. Eagles, held
in the Parish Hall, eve-

Phone 3601

ning.

Members were asked to bring
their finished afghan squares to
the next meeting on March 18.
The squares will be used to make
an afghan which will be raffled
at the Mothers Day Tea,

some time at ber, home here.

OUT-OF-: OWN ouxsts _
Mr. and Mrs. W. and

_ FUNERAL NOTICE.

son Jack of Trail oe the week-
end at their home here, Other
out-of-town visitors included Miss
Joyce Williamson, Odd Aasland
of Castlegar and P. E. Doell, W.
R. Rempel and A. Unger of Re-
nata who were the guests of Mr.
and°Mrs. C. T. Williamson; W.

Lenter Services — W
7:30 p.m,
2nd & 4th Sundays 11 am.
Service of Worship.
Robson .—
First and Third Sundays at
11 am,

will b
Social and Old Time Dance on ‘March 20th, in the
Parish

NOTICE — ” Catholic Women’s League, Spaghetti Din-
ner and Dance, St. Patrick’s Day, March Lith, Twin
‘Rivers Hall. Admission $1.75 per person. For tickets
Phone 2131 or contact any C.W.L. member on or be-
fore March 13th. Two Sittings 5:30 and 7 p.m.

The L. A. to Branch 170 will hold a Pot Luck Supper
in the Legion Hall, Saturday, March 13th at 6:15.
Members please come and bring a friend. ' .
Will members of the L.A, to Columbia Valiey Aerie
No, 3107, F.O.E. please return all Afghan
Squares at the next meeting in the Parish Hall, Mareh

18th, ‘at 8 p.m.

Please “bate th that the Guide Association Baskit Social

The Lillian Killough Chapter, LO.D.E., are holding a2
Bake Sale in West’s Store, Wednesday morning, March
24th, from 9:30 a.m.: to 12 noon.

Attend the Castlezar ion of the West Kootenay
Missionary Conference at the United Church Monday
through Friday, March 15 to 20 at 7:30 p.m.

Stanley Humphries PTA will present 2 Variety Con-

7; Sent in the High School, Friday, March 26th at 8 p.m. -

Gil Bell Agencies Lid.

NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, R. A. PINCOTT
Insurance Advisors :
Phone 3441 ‘ Castlegar

St. Rita's Church

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 11 a.m.|
Weekday. Masses during Lent-at

and 9:30 a.m. Saturdays:
Stations of the Cross, Sermon
a Benediction, Fridays, 7:30

Holy 7 Hour, Saturdays, 4:15 pm,
to 5:15 p.m.
Confessions at Holy Hour and

and S. Demeo

"lof Castlegar the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C.
and Capt. O.

Schwartzenhauer;
Robson,

Requiem mass for the late
Nicholas Kuryluk. of Kiniaird,
will be sung from St. Rita’s
Church, Castlegar, at 10 am,
Saturday, March 13. Rev. Fr. L.
M. Trainor will officiate with in-
terment in the Catholic section
of Park ‘Memorial Cemetery,
Kinnaird. will be recited
at the Castlegar Funeral Chapel
at 8:30 p.m, Friday. Cl-10

HELEN'S

FLOWER SHOP.
SPECIAL

for
ST. PATRICK'S

GREEN _.
CARNATIONS

FLOWERS

For Every Occasion

4th and Maple
PHONE 3602

D. Lyon, Nelson, C. W.
Castlegar and J. Adshead of Ar-
row Park, members of the Elco
crew who are here on a log-scal-
ing job for the Celgar Develop-
ment company. |

.

FROM M TRAIL — P. Romaine
ang A. A. Phelps returned after
spending the weekend at Trail

and Salmo. es

-

PUBLIC WORKS VISIT — Mr.
P. McCarthy of the Department
of Public Works at Rossland and
A. Waldron of Renata were re-
cent visitors to Deer Park.

TO CAsiieGan Me and
Mrs. t to

7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m,

Si. Joseph's Chapel

Stations of the Cross, satkion
and Benediction, Wednesdays at
7:30 p.m.

. ‘Pentecostal

Tabernacle .
- First Avenue and Juniper
a. pemosee and F. Clemo
‘workers
Sunday School, 16 a.m.
Evangelistic, 7:

30 p.m,
. Everyone ‘Welcome!

JOHNNY'S

MEAT MARKET

PHONE 2001

Community Bible

10:30 — Sunday School.

1:30 —- Evening Service.
Weeknight Services
Cancelled in favor Missionary

Conference E

4c T-BONE STEAK

sv BEEF BRISKET,
LB.

# BOLOGNA,
‘x YORK WIENNERS IN BEANS
vx PACIFIC MILK, -

2 FOR ¢

+x POT ROAST
REEF RLADE, LB.

w MARGARINE,

x SPORK,
3 TINS,

LDEN DEW, 2 FOR

fc WO TE,

ve HINGED BEEF.
3 LBs.

Presbyterian Church
Services in the Churoh every
Sunday at 11:15 a.m.

D. A. MacKellar,

Anglican Church:
Sunday, March 14th
Castlegar — 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
* Fellowship Hour 8:30 p.m, «
Robson — 11 a.m, ‘

Kinnaird — 2:30 p.
-LENTEN SERVICES EVERY
- WEEK

Robson — Wednesdays, 10 a.m,

Fridays, 3:15 Film Service. |
Castlegar — Thursdays, 7 p.m.
Film service. 7:45 p.m. Adult
Class,

Fridays — 7:30 a.m, (Break-
fast 8 aan.) —i10am.

Kinnaird Fridays, 7:30 p.m.
Film Service. 8:15 p.m. Class,

Full Gospel. Assembly
Church Services every Sunday
afternoon, 2:30 p.m.
Kinnaird Amprovement Society

Rev. Paul Lade, Minister

: Revival Services
Comm
7:30 p.m. nee nightly
at.7:45 p.m, except Monday and
Saturday.

At the re Pentecostal Tabernacle
Special Music —
Everyone Welcome!

uinday, Feb. 1 at]:
thereafter.

spend a weeks holiday ats their
son and daughter-in-law at Cas-
tlegar,

WEST
Missionary

MONDAY — Miss B, Finch

KOOTENAY .

Mar.15-19 United Church 7:30 p.m.
_—— SPEAKERS ———

Conference

CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Page 5

logue and prices, Kromheff Tur- a

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26% MORE OVEN CAPACITY

in 25% LESS i iiGiitn
New Westi

“SPEED

SPAGE

house.

ELECTRIC

30 inch Range

1GNG SIZE OVEN.

Big 24-inch Miracle Sealed Oven is
. banquet size .’. . bakes 6 pies, 10 loaves -
of bread or two 15-lb. turkeys at the
same time. Perfect, too, for even your

smallest oven meal.

LOOK-IN DOOR LETS YOU

SEE WHAT'S COOKING

Now. you can watch your
food bake or roast to per- .
fection without wasting

oven heat.

SUPER COROX UNIT GETS
RED HOT IH 30 SECONDS

BUILT-IN SURFACE
AND OVEN LIGHTS

* PLUS AUTOMATIC
ELECTRIC OVEN TIMER

ONLY

ONE-THIRD’

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Chock full of juice, PER BAG ... acon

Scona LEMONS, | aun ecasric BAG
What better garnish for Lenten foods, PEE BAG

Scona ORANGES Alc

5 Ib, bag, Sweet and Jnicy, PER BAG

=) BANANAS

Golden Ripe,. PER LB.

.
Cascade-Coiumbia
(Continued from page 1)
on this section, particularly to
the heavy on
the

sage to Paterson through north-

matter of comparative

some
zr miles of i

records as the

t . t
all study of a solution to the prob-
lem (ia “hand, 63 miles of final

vey. The. data accumulated has
never been utilized by reason of

‘section, (Elevation 3385-1970 app.

road, about 1 mile west of Ross-
land, and by-pass Rossland to the
south. Recent new building con-
struction on subdivisions south

of Rossland will ins ly af-
fect favorable consideration of
this proposal.

The last two miles into Trait

sign which have oe yet ay Oi
sufficient study to arrive at any
conclusion.
B. — VICTORY HIGHWAY
Before dealing with the alterna-
tive route via Paulson and Blue-
berry Creek, it may be noted
that the department made a very
‘comprehensive survey of the “Vic-
tory Highway” route from Cas-

to the project by inter-
ests in the State of Washington.
This survey was undertaken in

to | 1948-49,

ALTERNATIVE ROUTE

In the summer of 1952 the resi-
dents of Castlegar brought to our
attention the fact that a trip had

lueberry
and across in the,vicinity of Sheep
Lake to Paulson and that indica-
tions were this was a very feasi-
ble route and they pointed out
that one summit only would have
to be traversed in making a con-

nection from the C River

e routes is our

attention.

Limited field operations and
of

on
survey data towards cost esti-
mates are still being carried on
from Castlegar, where our survey
crew is in winter quarters.
Costs Not Compared
At this incomplete stage of: our
we are not in a position
to presume comparative costs, but
sufficient information is available
to determine that a higher stand-
ard in design may be attained on
the northern route. In our over-
to permit setting up base camp
in. the vi vicinity ‘of Sheep Lake as

98 miles of preliminary

line- and 88 miles of reconnais- ,
sance survey have been under-

taken by the location branch,

Pettitt
Photos

For the Finest in
PHOTO FINISHING
Films Developed and

“48 HOUR SERVICE

early-in the spring ae
conditions will permit

to Christina Lake,

In fact, they were so enthusias-
tic about this route that we de-
cided, keeping in mind the diffi-
cult terrain encountered on the
existing road location, to make
an investigation of the above
noted and a recon-

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STAYMENS, por bag ...-.---- 480 ||
DELICIOUS, per bag ......... 40c.
NEWTONS, per bag .......... 466

Scona LETTUCE

Golden Fresh, PER LB, ..,..-----—-0+--s-e--n enero

_

Snow White Heads, PER LB.

Scona CELERY

‘¥resh and crunchy, PER LB. ......

* Scona GARLIC

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434-01, package, Seasoning Special,
Scona TOMATOES

Vine Ripened, 1 1b, pkg., PER PKG. —_..-----

NATCO
TOMATOES

‘Scona CARROTS

: U.S. Imported Fresk Daiiy,. PEB_ PEG. ...

- Scona TURNIPS = .'

20 or. Polly Bag, PER BAG

Scona SWEET. POTATOES

Natures Best, PER PEG.
Scona PARSNIPS
Lovely Fried in Butter, 20 oz. Polly Bag, PER BAG
Scona POTATOES 33¢
- ¥deal for Baking ‘ota Polly Rar
Scona BRUSSEL SPROUTS : 39°
- 1 Ib. pkg., Green and Tasty, PER PKG. -___
Scona ONIONS « 2A
The.perfect seasoning, 3 Ib, “Polly Bag, PER BAG
ROBIN HOOD “FLOUR Be
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_ JEWEL - SHORTENING, || ee
Fh Garry Red Label COFFEE : pats
Ground Fresh'Here =|

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FRUIT CAKE, Moirs, only

COTTAGE: ‘onEESE >
Pkg. «:

Soroplimisis Given.
Proview Of Three Piano
Numbers For Festival

The. Soroptimist Club of Cas-
tlegar- --Kinnaird-Robson held theic
monthly dinner meeting in Twin
Rivers Hall on Friday evening.

As part of the: evening's pro-
gram, three young pianists gave a
preview of their coming festival
numbers. They were Louise Ask-
ew, Maureen Fenner and Daphne
Maclean-,

-ANgus, fi
Following this- sdelightful pres. fine i

entation, the various

‘of the route

5] ta the all of W052. cisclosent Ber

nities for a

Mee location and only ‘one
summit to contend with at an ap-
proximate elevation of 4700 feet.
50 Miles to Kinnaird

The estimated length of the
route from Christina Lake Junc-
tion to a road connection near
Kinnaird south of Castlegar, .is
estimated at 50 miles more or less
but some hesitancy is expressed
in presuming information from
incomplete surveys.

Our

gave their reports. It was deci-
ded that the Club would donate
a layette to Miss Conroy to be"
used in her pre-natal classes.

LEGION CORNER
Ladies’ Auxiliary Social Eve-
ning Saturday night. All com-
rades please attend.
_Member initiation _ Tuesday

Preparations are underway for
the opening of the Club rooms in

toa
ben 22 miles of which have been
located and laid .down on the
ground. Estimates of cost are on
the drawing boards. The work is
light in comparison to our find-
ings on the present road with the

Credit

Parish Hall

RECOMMENDED by

‘To. Credit Union Members
Castlegar. Savings | :

WILL HOLY? IT'S

Sth ANNUAL MEETING

FRIDAY, MARCH iS, (S54 at 7:39 p.m.

IN THE
~~ Maple St.
; sts eo.

terest paid. ee
EXTRAORDINARY 1 af

that :
be “3% dividend to shares; 1s % Patronage feitua on

That the of dir-

Abn éciors be Increased irom 5 to 7,

exception of the Coryell-Paulson
section, (elevation 2120-3346 feet).

McRae Creek “|. DOOR PRIZES GALORE

Canyon .
In this section (4 miles) the
McRae Creek Valley lies‘ in a

“REFRESHMENTS
Gane Meet Your Fellow Members and Bring a Friend

rock-! lined - canyon with the C.P.

creek elevation. We overcome this
heavy section by application of a

7 per,cent
a climb above ttle canyon, subse-

PLUMBING SUPPLIES
FURNACE ‘

testi Fine, and Pamips @

PAINTS”

with location’ also over the sum-
mit. Winter weather conditions
forced closing down of our sur-

AT THE LOWEST PRICES
IN THE ENTIRE panthe

MONDAY ONLY
Giant Ripe Olives | -

Pprsesp _—_ SiO.
Marshinallows -

"de Cello 6.cr SH
3 pkes. Pierce emo 4
‘ Dew-Kist Corn
Ensign Green Beans
Meddo Peas

15 ox cans”

7 cans $1 00

odo Biscuits

_ 2 boxes ean $1.00
HB. Pare Raspberry
ae asgtary

= |a considerable amount of trail.

3120 feet) and

work was undertaken during the
season to permit supply and
transportation, using 4 wheel
drive equipment. .
Blueberry Valley
13 miles of pi ‘lines
with full topography have been
Jaid out in ‘the Blueberry Creek
Valley, of which six miles have
been No construction
difficulties have been encounter-
ed and none are anticipated on
this end of the proposed route.
The Section
* Seme 12 miles of fairly easy.
location remains in the centre]:
in the vicinity of Sheep
Lake. Here the terrain is a wide
valley, where, apart from
its “inaccessibility, mere are no

_ 902 Front St.

good progress in Tocation = survey.
Again, as on west end, we have
tote id ion;

FOR EXAMPLE... waar,

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Tub with’ Tub, Filler and Waste and Qverflow;
15°x18” China Hand: Basin with 4 inch Centreset,
Po and Plug, 1% inch P Trap, Chrome Supply tub-
ing, 2 Angle-Stops, Top Grade Close Coupled Toilet
with Quality “Whi
. Angie Stop.
— NOTHING ELSE TO BUY —.

$165.00

COMPLETE STOCK OF .. .~
PIPES — FITTINGS — STEEL SEPTIC TANKS, ETC.

| Columbia Trading

ite Wood Seat,. Supply Tube and

‘Nelson B.C.

pigeet Mail or-Phone Orders Handled ‘Promptly

USED RECORDS, 3 for

BONE . CHINA CUPS’ AND - SAUCERS --. $1.00
BONE CHINA CANDY DISHES 00.
OVEN MITTS, 2 - pairs. for oe seeccenes S00
ee ee A
- PLASTIC FIRE..TRUCKS .........-:.... $1.00
_ DONKEY PLANTERS ....------++r0+0+ $100,