6 * CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 18, 1959

ce = where they saw
- .Castlegar Happenings some of the Colville Celebrations.
Mrs. R, A. D, West is spend:
Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Me. ing.a few days with Miss B, West
‘Donald had as thelr -weekend of Willow .Point. i
aguests, Mr, McDonald’s brother Mrs, M. Dalton plans to spend
‘and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, the weekend in Creston where
A. R. McDonald of Gretnwood, she will be the guest of her mo-
‘Mr, and Mrs, J, Pedersen, ac- ther Mrs, LaBelle.
companied by Mrs. N. DeFoe, Friends of Mrs, E. Newman
* spent the weekend in Spokane. will be pleased to know she has
‘Mrs, Sarah Hansen of Renata home from
spent Thursday in Castlegar.: '
Friends of Miss Margaret and Mrs, E, Newman last week-

‘Trussler will be pleased that she end were Mr. and and Mrs, Otto o¢

is home again after belng a pa- Boetcher and son Jerry from Nor-
tient in. the Castlegar and Dis- th Dakota. Mrs, Boetcher is a
trict hospital, . cousin of Mr. Newman.

Mr, and Mra, J. Lipsett and Sunday visitors at the home
‘Miss Maureen Lipsett are spend. of Mr, and Mrs. D, M. Walalce
ing two wecks with relatives In were Mrs. T. J. Thomas, Miss
Portland, Oregon. Joan Wallace, ‘all of Trail.

-Mr, and. Mrs, W. O, Devitt - Mr. and Mrs, Stirllng Wal-
spent the weekend in Colville, Jace and family of Glenmerry

were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wal-

lace yesterday.
Electrical Contracting & ep
Appllance Service

ELECTRIC
SERVICE. , -
. CENTRE -
"Box 397
Castlegar, B:C. -'
Phone 4086 ..

| spéat Sunday in Nelson, visiting
“relatives, * a
|‘°_.Mr, ‘and Mrs.- Johnny Miros

are leaving. this weekend for a
‘short’ vacation in Anaconda,
Montana, where they will visit
relatives. :

i Mrs. E, Hyde spent last
weekend in ‘Revelstoke where
‘she visited her husband.

..C.. M, Petts returned
'to her ‘home in Calgary - after
visiting here for two weeks with
her son and. daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Petts.

+ Mr and Mrs. W. L. Lee of
Calgary:arrived Tuesday night to
spend a few weeks with thelr

ink Mr, and

BULLETIN BOARD
The Kinnaird Elementary]
School PTA will hold its},
iJune meeting Monday,

and
Mrs, Colin Petts.

Guests at the home of Me!

+, | Mite
‘Mr, and Mrs, A. T. Horswill

underwent eye surgery. +) the Jake aren't exactly conducive
f Interest is the pleasant 2 fine boating pe several in
aftermath of Fraday night's grad.| the community have trie *
uatlon, when on Saturday a large| Sunday saw the Balls and H.
number of the graduating stu- aoe trying Mine ach rade peat.
, dents went to Christina Lake, The iil esday, Jus oom a led Ba at
group rover oating, fahing,| Ma geste accompanied, aa
swimming, dancing, a large bon.) Brown on a woat ttip ah tan bee
,fire and a welner roast, Chaper- psc tame, en Spirits Bu
as en aE El on of Me
Mui: . James Molloy is Miss Gertrude
Muirhead. Joining the party! rroitoy of Medford, Oregon, The
family will spend the weekend
Terry Schulte, Bob Towns- ¢

end, Wayne Gray, Sam_ Sheloff, : poser atthe, Baltous Beach

Arvi Pellegrin, Gerry ‘Thompson |
Trail, Lés Santana, Trall,
Lorne Grummett, Frank Pere
Tuer, Bennle Feitz, Jim McKay,!
Bol ightle, Jim Bishop, Trail,
Kelth Muirhead, John Pinckney, eh had 63 pnaleBuees Ms.
Sharon Albee, Virginia Kinakin, H. Wood, There was a discussion

Helen Butler, Sharon White, Dor.- 7"

mn. +
The Women's Auxiliary to the
hospital met on Monday evening
to enjoy a pot luck supper ‘on the
Patlo of the G. Guido home, The

Mrs. D.. Adshead entertained
at supper Wednesday: in honor
of her daughter Maxine on the
occasion of her 10th birthday.
There were 10 guests present.
The supper table was centered
with a birthday cake decorated
in pink, white and yellow with
10 Nghted candles in wee rose
bud holders, The young guests
enjoyed many games and all re-
celved candy. 2

Mr, and Mrs, R. MacDonald
returned to Medicine Hat Wed-
nesday after visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. >. Martin.

Swimming Warning.
Issued By RCMP

' “on the possible of the
othy Lazareff,, Myrna Day, Pat- ou e
ty Lewis, Sandra Gray, Kathy, |= melee Shap ane cnt tee ihe
Fishwiek, Laverne Gleboff, Col: Machine to be bought for the use
leen Bradbury, Trail and ‘Yvonne of the auxillary at the hospital.
| i A get-well card was sent to Mrs.
ichell, : lw. J, Bani ho i
A miscellaneous surprise in’ hospital at ihe cone
jew. mee held ee home a _ Line annual ee ‘tor the
Kazak ‘ourth Degree ights of Col-
pat Katie Tomlin whose wedding j umbus for this District was held
jtakes place June 20. 25 guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.

er ami Janey featured a horse
Kazakoff and Kathy Horkoff’ shoe.tournament, while the chil-
ihelped the guest of honor to

;open her- gli

thanking ea

June 22 at 8 p.m. in the

‘Mrs, Barrette, '
Valley Vista School. ;

Ardy:
the Letkeman,, was feted at the
'} home of Mrs. B. ‘Trussler when
many old friends of the bride's
family gathered recently for an
informal tea. Co-hostesses for the
affair were Mrs..W, H. Porter
and Mrs. Ross DeFoe. A beauti-
fully .decorated’cake, the work
of Mrs, DeFoe, was topped with
a silver horsa-shoe and the words
“Goood Luck, Ardythe and
Henri," and flanked by colorful
tuligs in silver vases on the ser-
ving table, Mrs. Porter present-
ed a gift to the bride on behalf
of the assembled friends and
conveyed the good wishes of all
for a long life of happiness.

Pythian Sisters Bake Sale
will be held at Bob’s Pay’n
“‘Takit from 3—4:30 on
‘June 23.; : 1
Attend the Kinnaird Little
Theatre Dance in the
Kinnaird Improvement So-
J ciety Hall on Friday Nite
'| orchestra in attendance

A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE
ELECTRIC SERVICE
CENTRE

Le eet |
FATHER’S DAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 21

PICK OUT, A GIFT FOR HIM AND RECEIVE
A F-R-E-E GIFT FOR YOURSELF
" WHY NOT MAKE IT THE
‘NEW REMINGTON .

ROLOMATIC ELECTRIC SHAVER

adjusts to any beard or skin
PRICED AT ONLY Sennadts

Kinnaird Korner |

Mr, H, G, MacNicol has re-
tupned from. Vancouver where he

Watches — Cuff Links — Luggage — Cameras |
Rings — And Many More To Choose From ', ‘

LEO BOSSE

thes Off All Cash Purchases
1 19%, Of AM Cash, Pure

to visit a to start June 26. A busy time was
daughter and son-in-law of the “had with ‘men sawing and split.|
Wilsons, Mr. and Mrs, L. Buck-’ ting wood, mending roofs, etc.
avick, stopping enroute to visit and the ladies cleaning . bunk-
other relatives at Balfour. | houses. and preparing the kitchen

Guests of the J. Katitmans and dining area. The children

macher, who were recen .. Swimming pool. 4
vied at .Lake Lenore, Sy mar. ‘When it came time to leave
ds a nephew of the Kaufmans. the camp looked ship-shape and
Their ‘honeymoon trip to the Koo- ready to welcome the many
tenays included several days at Brownle campers who will visit
Banff. ‘They plan to’ visit. Spo-, it this summer,

enjoyed games of bingo and oth: | Guido on Sunday: ‘The afternoon's |"

are’ Mr. and Mrs, Melford Shu.. helped: With the cleaning of ihe

kane before -returning to their
new home at Delisle Sask. *

Robson . Socials -

A ig to children not to
swim in water seeping Into gra-
vel pits near the -Elk Drive-In
Theatre has been issued by Cpl.
Angus Macdonald of the ROMP,

Cpl McDonald sald the pit
owners are “quite coricerned”
about children swimming In
the pits. Signs have been erect-
ed warning the children of the
danger but the signs are disre-
garded. - yi 2

The edges of the pits have-be-

Former Resident. |

‘Dies at Vancouver

Alexander Johnson, 68, a for-
mer baker with the Dutch Maid
Bakery in Castlegar, died Sunday
in Shaughnéssy Hospital at Van-
couver, : :

Mr. Johnson was master bak-
er at the Dutch. Maid Bakery
:fcom 1953 until his retirement in
ee when he moved to Nelson.

Funeral services were held in

Nelson yesterday.

the Castlegar Co-Op Retal!l Store,
Jack Kirby has bdéen temporarily
replaced by H. J. West of Van-
couver,

Co-Op until a permanent manag-

After 12 years as manager of

erected by P,

Mr, West will manage the

A new butcher,
Tognott{ of Trail, has joined the
staff of the Co-Op.

Harvick,

_ Jack Kirby Leaves Co-Op
er js appointed. Mr, Kirby will q
stdrt his own grocery store in the
new building on Maple St. being.

B. “Happy”

_ Takes Summer Recess

To Insure your Dependents
NOW and Assure Your

POLIO VACCINE :
FOR ADULTS |
Safe, Effective
YOUR INSURANCE
‘AGAINST —
PARALYTIC POLIO .

Salk Polio Vaccine is now

being prowded free for all

adults up to 40 years of age
by the Provincial Dept. of &
: Health,

ee is

THIS APPEAL IS MADE POSSIBLE
NSORED

BY THE KINSMEN SPol
MOTHERS’ MARCH

GET YouR FIRST or SECOND FREE SALI

VACCINE POLIO SHOTS |

|Fort Francis,

‘the attention of the general pub-
‘lie and to the merchants in/par-

Mr. George Jackson -was,* Mr, and Mrs. J. Raine and
called to the East on -Friday, daughter Mildred returned at the
oan by plane that. day for | weekend from a holiday at Par-

hawa, ‘Ont., to attend the fun- adise Valley, where they: visited
eral of his father. the late HL 'H.! yelations,
Jackson: He expects fo be away Mrs, D, Adshead ‘and daugh-
for about.10 days: Darlene were Nelson visitors re!

‘Mr. and Mis. A. Keiger of cently, wut ace
e -Ont., are visiting | Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Waldie
their daughter. and soninlaw, left by car Friday evening to visit
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Jack. They with their daughter, Miss Dawn
Plan to make’ their home in this. Waldie at Waterton, and then on
Distriet. . j to Calgary to visit their daugh-

Mr. and Mrs... Gordon Ball ter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
of Nakusp spent the. weekend at’ M..Flynn.. Mr. Waldie returned
the home of the former's parents, Monday, while Mrs. Waldie will
Mr, and Mrs. W. Ball, visit for a few days before return-

, The gusty cool breezes on ing home. .

Independence At Retire-
ment.

‘The Mutual Life A Ss

C. Arthur
Anderson

‘SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1959
Castlegar Legion Hall

12.30 to 8.00 P.M.

of Canada: . : J =

ed by the Ki

ird-Castlegar Kinsmen Club

‘the leaders, After the fairy ring

Robson Brownie Pack

The “First: Robson Brownie
‘Pack, under the of

Liberal Barbecue
Gets Good Turnout

A good : turnout: attended a
y. supper night

Brown Owl Mrs, R. “Johnson and
Tawny Owl Mrs. P. Hunter, held
their final meeting for the season
Thursday in the Community Hall,

The meeting was a suprise
party for the girls arranged by

at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W.
T. Waldle of Robson, sponsored
by the Castlegar and District
Young Liberal Association,

Mine Rescue Competitions
To Be Held Here Saturday

The West Kootenay Mint Sa- expected to attend. Invited guests
fety Association will hold its 13th] inclue P. J, Mulcahy, deputy min-
Annual Mine Rescue and First! ister of mines; J. E. Eades, Q.C.

Soroplimist’s Tea

CASTLEGAR NEWS, THursday, June 18, 1959

Called a Success

A profusion of spring flowers
Presented a lovely setting for the
spring tea held by the Soropti-
mist Club of Castlegar-Robson-
Kinnaird recently in the Twin Ri
vers Hall under the convenorship
of Mrs, J. H, Anderson.

at the

The supper was by
the young ladies of the assoc:
jation, Following the supper, Vic

a Brownie, i
-was enroled by Brown Owl.

of the even-|*
as.

Aid © here a the 's com.
This will be the first time’ pensation board; W Peck, chief
the competitions have been held inspector of mines; ¥. Mottishaw,
in. Castlegar and will afford an | first ald supervisor, the warts

g-

ing's . i.
uests and

to see the District's: men’s compensaton board; N,
to see some of the best/ low, chairman, Castlegar Village

After. the games
and races -were enjoyede Winners:
in-the eight-year old group were
Irene Hunter, first, and Anne!

gecond. Ni r-old

1, Laurel Stadler, 2, Maxine Ads-
head. 10-year old: Verna Bidinoft
and Judy Worley, tied, :
_. Peanut races.— .elght years
old; 1, Irene Hunter, 2, Anne Ma-
calister, Nine years old: 1. Em:
mallne. Postnikoff, 2, Pam Nick-
erson. 10 ‘years old: 1, Verna Bi-
dinoff, 2. Judy “Worley. Shoe
‘Scramble: 1. Verna Bldinoff,. 2.
Anne Macalister, :

After a peanut scramble, wi-
veners, buns and cool drinks were
served by the leaders. Mrs, John-
gon, who Is retiring after 15 years
of ice, ea the girls a hap-
py holiday and expressed the hope
that they would keep up the good
i work, The afternoon ‘closed with

gl
guest speaker Dr. M. E. Krause
of Trail. ;
‘Dr. Krause is the party's can-
didate for the Rossland-Trail ri-
ding in the next provincial elec:
tlon. Dr. Krause complimented
the Young Liberals for their in-
terest and active participation in
politics and the Liberal party.

He stressed the importance of
Young Liberal clubs, saying mem-
bers of such groups will be the
politicians of the future,

Mr, Mowbray thanked Dr.
Krause for his address and also
thankeal those who had helped
Prepare the supper and those who
supported the barbecue by at-
tending,

‘The funds raised by the har-
becue will be used to help send a
representative to the Young Ljb-
eral convention being held in Vic-
torlar in October. :

:@ prayer.

NEW
NON-STOP

‘SERVICE TO.
“VANCOUVER

and highly trained mine rescue, Commission; Archdeacon B, A.,
and ‘first aid teams in action. | Resker, Cas-

appointed tea table were Mes-
dames W. T. Waldie, BR. A. D.
West, F. ©. Peterson and W.
Roy Brown...
Club president, Mrs, Gilbert
Fowler, welcomed the guests and
at the same time introduced a

The mine rescue events will tlegar St, John Ambulance an
start at 8 &.m., and will be held on’ members of the school board,

the playing field of. the Twin Ri-| At the conclusion of the ban-
vers elementary school where @ quet, successful mine rescue and

an
jin children’s teenage and wom-
en’

\

of the latest spring styles

's wear,
Models displayed the: newest

mock mine shaft and entrance first aid teams will be
will be erected. Five teams of with shields, trophies and prizes
flve men ‘each -have - entered,' of almost $1,000 in value. Some of.
drawn from mines in the West the prizes can be seen displayed
Kootenays and rescue men will in the window of West's Depart-
be dressed as if they were carry-' ment Store.-

ing out a real mine rescue, i
Competition is very keen Organizations assisting in

casual
and afternoon wear. The — gar-
ments displayed were shown
through the courtesy of West's
Dept. Store.and Karnte’s Ladies’
Wear.. oe
Mrs, E..C, Whitelock gave a
detailed commentary on each out-

amongst the. miners to obtain the
provincial departmert. of mines
shield for this competition. :
The first ald competitions! - toes oh the ecsociation
will start at 12 noon and will be 40° vers o! B

with S. J. Pattie, also of Castlegar
held. onthe playing field of the. ene Z
Stanley. Humphries High School. | °° aoe mlary: treasurer Cniet fa
‘The first aid entrles will be divid-| 8° OF cn re rere sonipe Hons
ed into events for fiveman and N . ess, dept. of m! nce
fivelady firat ald teams, and)Nelson and chlet judge for t
these constitute the senor events,| 9d is D. V. Askew of Neleon.
The winness of these events | Master of ceremonies for the ban-
be eligible to enter the pro-| det Will be A. C. Bickerton of
vincial first aid competitions to . sie A
be held.at Kamloops June 27th.!- The wee a eehools an
‘There are also‘events for novices, aoete ie e courtesy or in
three ladies, three men, junior 5) legar. i 100) boar without
oys and junior girls, Both the (i'r, i tance and coopera-
mine rescue and first ald events tion it-is doubtful if the meet
will continue until about 4.30 pm, ld be held in. Castlegar. The
when a film will be shown In the C™petitions are open to the pubs
United Church Hall basement for lie free of charge.

juniors. = : 4 : : ay.
Castlegar Man

A-banquet will be held in the
auditorium ‘of ‘the high school at mee s
6.30 p.m, for all competitors and Killed Saturday
A Castlegar man and a
Greenwood youth were killed “al-

coaches and ‘about 400 People are
most instantly” 11 miles west of

“Executive Installed
Rossland on the Cascades Satur-

re. are
Legion, IODE and Sliver Birch
School, é

NOW Canadian’ Pacific

By Soroptimist Club

Installation of new officers

day. when an excavating machine
they were riding in plunged over
ioht-foot

“SPECIALS.

www ARES

LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Council's Action Lashed

Dear Sir:
‘Through the medium of your
paper I would like: to draw to

trade licences then it is high time
they pulled up their socks’ and
took a‘lesson from Trail or
Nelson. |; :

You just don’t walk into
ticular a deplorable situation their city’ offices and obtain a
that has developed in this village. trades licences on. demand,

That ‘Is the present policy __ In my. case I have been esta-

of our village commissioners, Dlished in, business in Castlegar
who ,with- wanton abandon, for 10 years, long before Celgar
blithely Issue trade licences to W@S ever mentioned. For these
one and all that make applica- Same 10 years I have operated
tion. © a barber shop by myeslf. ° i

hases Over $100
is Also Applies On Lay-Aw:

Charge Accounts Accopted At Regular Prices

Including Nationally Advertised Merchandise

Shop With Confidence At Your
Cait Jewelley Head

PHONE 2041

"clear that I am vot in favor of

5 i Now with Celgar in’ thé of-
Now I woutd like to make it ferlng I recently reestablished
any monopoly, that I agree with
free enterprise, and that compe-
tition, is good for any busines. .-

MILK, Garnation, ...G tins ............0e-+2-0. 996
’ MARGARINE, Delmar .. 2 ths...........2..0.0... 496:
PORK & BEANS, Beiter Buy’. . 4tins ........0... 59¢

" WIENERS --
No 1 Ib......... 286.

SPARE RIBS.

lean and meaty

Lh. eens

WATERMELON

e sweet
* juicy

6c

EAA ;

for- another when and if the

But when the village, com-* thira
mission indiscriminately’ issues he Contec aoe mene

MARGARINE, So-Fresh, 4 Ibs. .-.:
CRISGO, 3 Ib. pail ..:......
BUTTER, Best Grade, Ib. .........
MARSHMALLOWS, Lowney’s, pkg. - :...

CHUCK ROAST BEEF, tb. .......--.....

\

isch uC

KINNAIRD,

a

BiGe.... tae t |

= Kinnaird intends to install a bar-
ber shop of two or three chairs.
, While the Village of Castlegar
: has ho control over. the latter
Project, it’ still places seven to
eight potential barbers within the
District,
: So what .does our village
couenil do at its last meeting ‘in
, Dilssful innocence, and after ai
; least 15 minutes deliberation, but
‘grant a trade licences for another
barber shop, in Castlegar. z
To cite another instance, at
the same meeting a trade licence
was granted to another individual
to operate a plumbing and heat:
ing establishment out of his
“basement when ‘he blandly stated
that he hag’ arrived ‘in the Dis
| trict. to obtain employment -with
Celgar and. only wishes it to be
| fill-in for the time being,
Now my question is this:
| Why should. established business.
es who have.been operating in
, this village for years, who have
rt paid thousands of dollars in tax-
.@8, licence , fees, contributed to
loca] charities, projects and. com-
| munity efforts, be compelled to
compete against those who have
arrived” for ‘the .expregs purpose
of skimming the cream?

“ i

It's time some changes were
made don’t you think? .
| A. B, Hill,

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i

CANTALOUPES 2 re

JUMBO 45's

NEGAWESSCeDNe ees soe DAVaua obi eanncy, ia

39¢

BOLOGNA, Ib. :.....:.
STEAKS, T-Bone or Sirtoin

IGE GREAM, Shannon House, half gal. . . Hie

MISSION ORANGE, 6 bottles ...........

Fb ea cee hets ley Te

BREAD, 4X, 2for 2.2.0.6 0. ceeeeeeece weer es BUC
PEAS, Lynn Valley, 2, 150z. tins ......... <
SOUP, Aylmer Tomato; 4-15 oz. tins .:...

ASSORTED COOKIES,-3 pkgs. . 7...

wamennnene

- TOMATO JUICE, Huni’s, 3-48 oz; fins .....

FRESH FISH

Halibut Steak. Ib.
‘Salmon Steak, th. ....0-:0-+... 69c

296
. 69
98c

nanees 490°

~~ KINNAIRD: CUT-RATE

“GROCETERIA_ LTD..

5

eh ito ot __ “PHONE 3261. : oak
ccc :

every

0 p.m.
ue, i

are serving you with a new, additional Con-
vair flight —- non-stop — to Vancouver

_ THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY .

Ar. Castlegar 10:45 a.m,

ue, is new. top.
‘will be increased ‘to DAILY. flights
except . Sunday, - from: June-29.

CASTLEGAR to VANCOUVER
: $46 RETURN

For. full information and “reservations
your Travel Agent or Canadian Pacific, phone

. 3011,

AIRLINES

iS
nN
en

in an cer-, an eig) :
emony highlighted the ‘annual | Floyd Lonnie. Powell, 24, of
of the. | Ci

ul
of Castlegar, Kinnaird and Rob-;mond John Savage, 16, of Gréen-
son held in the form of a dinner| Wood, was riding with him.
meeting Friday. ‘he two men were pinned

The executive for the new, r the high,
year is as follows: Mrs. Mabel machine. There were no witnesses
Creighton, presjdent; Mrs, Muriel} to the accident and the wreckage
ice Mrs. | was é

call

Pacific

_ CANTALOUPE, large,

‘2 for .
IGE CREAM,

- Half gal. .......-.. 69
MARGARINE, Better Buy, -

2 Ib, pkee «

MIRACLE WHIP, Kraft;

32.02... scans

BEANS WITH PORK,
Better Buy, 4.tins ... 59c

“WE ARE AGENTS FOR. KOOTENAY LAUNDRY. & DRY: CLEANERS. -

“CENTRAL TRADING

Wings Of The World’s Greatest Travel System

‘Alice’ Anderson, ‘secretary;''Mrs, | torist... - APeovgaes sles
Jean Wylie, treasurer; Mrs, Mar- Trail RCMP ‘say a possible
garet Anderson, Mrs, Lorna Lew-| cause of the accident was a-faul-
is ‘and Mrs. .Alice Fowler, direct-
ors.” aa ive : ing definite has ben discovered.
Two new members,.Mrs..My-|_ ‘The-machine was owned by
rtle Wolfe and Miss Carol Proud-|Richard McRonald of Castlegar.
foot, were initiated and given. a'Mr. Powell, who lived at the Ce-
warm welcome. into’ the club by dar Crest Motel, was employed by

retiring president, Mrs. Alice Mr: McDonald.
Fowler. ‘all 2 ee
Mrs. ice Anderson, conven-

oF onesie, Anderson, conven-| Picnic Park Wanted .
a‘ detailed report which revealed
that the ‘event had been a finan-
cial as well-as a social success. |
.. Reports..from the various and District Chamber of Com-
committees indicated that the merce visited an area just ‘above
ryear had been most active and Pass Creek bridge Monday af-
that the Soroptimist ideal of ser- ternoon that the chamber wants
vice had been realized in a notable set aside as a park and picnic

-NESTLES

... 490

“ ‘We Reserve The Right fo Limit Quanti e

RELISHES, Nalley’s Asst. |
= 3-12 o7, jars ..
21bs. ..erseeeeees 980

BLEACH,
Half gal.

‘BREAD, 4X,
2 for *. <=:
‘BOLOGNA, =. a
: Ube ieee ee “

number of instances. + area, -
EET A | Requests to the provincial de-

“partment of recreation that the
area be set aside had resulted in
er that the area was un:

“at very unusual high water.”
He said the area would make a
wonderful park and “It certainly
should, be set aside as a future
development.” -
“Mr. Brookes said there is a

: 99c
Quick,

site which could be bulldozed out

was driving} and. Ray-|.-

by a passing mo-

ty steering mechanism, but noth-|-

oe pees
At Pass Greek Bridge :
Members of the-'Castiegat | afford to .pass:

natural site by, the creek’at the e

in a few hours to make a good | ©

fit Models were Judy
Thring, Jimmy Ferguson, Linda
Thring, Lennie Sharp, Judy
Thorndale, Mrs, L, DeRosa, Mrs.
D. W. Brookes and Mrs, O, N.
Askew, Debbie Page 10% months
old, showed the latest in under-
one styles, y

The committee in charge of
the. fashion parade ‘consisted of
Mesdames Laura Bridgman, Bet-
Turlk and Jean Wyllie.

: The bake

of-the: Junlor. Red Cross under
Miss Hogben, Meets gt
Mrs, A..J. Slater of Robson
‘was winner of the doll raffle. The
door prize was won by Mrs: C.
MeKenzie of Kinnaird. .-

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THIS VALUE WORTH 10

TO 20 TIMES MORE!

Smart looking, serviceable dresses,
skirts and blouses for any occasion .
almost like new, Gorgeous colours, 1
xurlous fabrics of silks, cottons, Ww
Jeng, gabardines, et.
State size. age, walst. welght. heigh
Write for free catalogue of larger s
208, .
“If out of stock of the above assort-
ment. we will send Instead. 7 shortle
cont, 2 jacket, 3 dresses, 2 blouses. 1

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vAgent wanted in your area
(financlal outlay)
- RUSH ORDER TO. .

537 Queen St, West :
Toronto, Ont,

Enclosed ‘tind $1.00 deposit. balance
Mmalled C.O.D. plus postage for. 5
dresses, 3 blouses, 2 skirts or the sub-
stituted assortment ag listed above, It
Recessary. :

CIRCLES SIZE

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,

swimming hole, -

One 1957 Willys 4 W.D.
_ Koenig Winch. Warn Hubs

‘One 1956 Willys 4 W.D.
heater, :

lent rubber, ready to-go. —

Trades accepted. Terms

. Farm Supply, Creston; B.C,

ATTENTION ©

“FARM MACHINERY F' ‘OR SALE

One Allic Chalthbers 23 Plow Farm Tractér. Excel-

One John Deere’6' One Way with Seeders attachment.
One Allis Chalmbers 2 Bottom Plow on steel.

Complete line of New Case Farm Machinery  ,

* today.. Phone ELLIOTT 64460 or write elther Creston

Station Wagon equipped with
and heater.

. I-ton truck, Warn hubs and

available on all units, Enquire

or Box 490-A, Castlegar, B.C,

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_ Prites effective Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues. —

HOT CAPICOLLI, Burn’s, ib. ................

FULLY COOKED HAM, Ib.
SMOKED JOWLS, Ib. ..

_ SPARE RIBS
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ONT.: WHITE CHEESE, Ib. ...
PORK HOCKS, Ib. ............

FRESH FISH WEEKLY:

' SALMON - HALIBUT - SMOKED COD

OLIVES, 9 oz. jar, each
25 lb. DOG FOOD, bag

oo MARGARINE —
2 Pounds .................. 45¢

_.. “DELMAR or. SELECT” _

fis aa oe
OMESTIC 3 Ib. canister ......... 99¢
BUTTER, Ib. ...........00..44-. 69

-. PORK-N-BEANS .
4Tins ............. 49:
“Better Buy Brand”

GO-DETERGENT 20c off ...
BALLET TISSUE, 4 rolls
CHEER, King size

— 6 FREE COCO-COLA —

Zs 6 ears 49c

« “ideal for that Sunday dinner”

CRISP CUCUMBERS, Ib.
SNO-BOY, DATES, 2 Ibs.
CARROTS, 2. pkgs. ..........0.....
FRESH BEETS, 2

“firm, ripe tomatoes for salads” :

We Reserve the Right to Limit Quentity
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