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Castlegar. Happenings

PHONE 2676

Mr, I. R, Forgle-Thomson is home from the - Trall-Tadanac Hospital.

Mra, John Wiig left Tuesday to visit her daughter and son-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Flamaenk, of Kaslo,

Mrs. C. Brodman left last week to holiday oy Vancouver,

Mr. L. ll was in Vancouver vdusing ve weekend,

of the BC, “Division of "the Week- ly .Newspaper Association. He was accompanied by Mrs, Camp- bell.

Mr, and Mrs, G, Craft and son Allen were visitors in Castlegar from South Slocan during the weekend.

Mr, and Mrs, Don Wallace had as visitors last week Mrs, Wal-

Noles

E. Kraft as co-hostess, Nine mem- bers were present at the meet- ing. The booster prize was won by Mrs. L. Morey, with smaller prizes going to Mrs, B. Finlater, Mrs, L. Grunerud, and Mrs. L. Davis.

Howard Anderson is a business visitor to Vancouver,

Mr, E. Moran, C, Loeblich, and M, B, Dalton were business visit- ors at Nakusp,

Mr, and Mrs. W. Shea had as visitors last week the former's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. E. Winters Sr., and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Winters and Diana,

Tom Reid, of Trail, receives

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Fred Jackson, trade superintendent at Tadanac. Mr. Reid earn- ed highest award paid on the latest list of award winners

THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C,

: THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1957

HE OLD HOME TOWN teotutrmone By STANLEY : MW t ye Fee

ne WAS ABLE JAKE IT Across! 'S HE DIDATT,

BACROAD FOLKS ~ =

PAW COMES ACROSS _ [thhth 32-22 NN

& tek we rustenen aTmONeAtE a, WORLD OnE SARENTE

his award cheque of ft $145 from BI Perkins, of ‘ral, recet $50° for

alteration to saws ‘used for cutting zinc. Mr. Perkins Tooks

ted an design for pleased as he studies the cheque and notice he received from

and Mr, Bud Winters of

Mr, Ken Price has been called to Cranbrook owing to the sudden death of his father.

The Rainbow’ Circle of the United Church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs, James Gemmill with Mrs, W. Easton as co-hostess, Mrs, Sher- biko und Mrs, G, Anderson read articles of interests and the mem- things to be made

lace’s mother and Mrs. Hope and George Hope of Car- burry, Man.

‘Mra. M. King has returned from visiting her sons in Trail for two weeks,

Mr. and Mrs. George Classen

and son George have left Castle-|‘

gar to take up residence in Port Alberni, where Mr. Cl taken a position as editor,

Mrs, W. Blackwell, with Mrs. J.

for the spring sale in April. A new president was then chosen, with Mrs, Easton being voted in- to office. The booster prize was won by Mrs. Sherbiko,

He pumps used in pumping molten lead.

‘C. H, Carr, trade superintendent at Tadanac.

Frozen Float Stops

Kinnaird Water Supply A freeze-up of the obsolete

float contro, in the . Kinnaird

Village water tank caused a Iuash break-d

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

The News’ Classifieds re

TEN WORDS FOR 760 — THREE INSERTIONS FOR THE. PRICE OF TWO — 250 DISCOUNT IF PAID ‘ WHEN PLACING ORDER PHONE 3031

FOR RENT—Suites, room and board by day, week or month. McCreights Apartments, First Ave, hack of Kootenay Bull- ders. Phone 2493. tin 36

FOR RENT—4-room- house, near high school; 2-room house, back ef 6 Maple, Castlegar. Phone 463), -or Box 246, 32

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor, 76 Maple St. Castlegar, Alice * Zuckerberg, phone 4631 32

FOR RENT — Fully furnished housekeeping suite, phone 2381 or 567-5th Ave, ~ 33

FOR. RENT — 4-room house, stove, hot water, phone 4356. 3

Legal

AUCTION SALE Timber Sale X73073

» ‘There will be offered for sale at public ‘auction, at 10:30 A.M. LOCAL TIME on February 18th, 1957, in the office of the : Forest Ranger, Castlegar, B.C. the Li- cence X73073, to cut 2,612,000 cubie feet of Spruce, Balsam, Lodgepole Pine, Hemlock, Cedar and Larch on an area situated on part of Lots 10178 and 3440, and vacant Crown land on China Creek, Kootenay Land District, fifteen (15) years will be allowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone unable to attend the auction in person may submit, a sealed tender, to be opened ai the hour of auction and

FOR RENT -— Heated 2 room

ROBSON SOCIAL

Mrs. Art Anderson returned home from Vancouver, where she visited her mother, who was ill. Mr, and Mrs,.John Raine had as their guest Mrs. W. Hall of

Mrs, Hall,

CASTLEGAR LIBERAL ASSOCIATION PRESENTS MRS. A. J. EDMONSTONE — SPEAKING ON —

LONG DISTANCE FURNITURE MOVING

ANYWHERE — ANYTIME For Freo Estimates PHO!

CASTLEGAR

Ambolance Granite, Marble & Bronze

water supply in that community on Friday. The main water line

The Village works crews

Kinnaird Korner

were running again.

all day the break, and‘on Friday night taps

Rev. .L, Clinton con- ducted a Brivate christening ser- vice inthe Kinnaird United

Church on Sunday. Those receiv- ing baptism were: Carol Fay, of Mr. and Mrs, E.

Statement

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT FALL FAIR For the year ending December 31, 1956 RECEIPTS

“§00.00

Dept. of A Village of Castine Denaiiéas’ a : ‘Celgar Devel it Co,

120.00 . 25.00 ©

Ltd. 25.00

C.M. & S, Co. Etd. ..

West Kootenay Power & Light Co. Rotary.Club of Castlegar

Salada Tea Co. ....

Entry’ Fees

25.00 10.00 40.00

Trophies rune

Tickets)

¢ Rotary -Club of rine ‘

Robson Farmer’s Institute .

R. E. MLA.

Castl ch

of C been Sisters of Castlegar

64.80 3.00

Total

1252.98

‘|rick James, whose sponsors were

‘ EXPENDITURES s

Membership Fees B. C. Fair’s A

Robson Farmers’

Delivery of Fair Books .....

Institute. .......

Advertising Enter

Rental

Prize Money to

Trophies

Secretary

D to Judges

Miscellaneous

Total a8,

Net Profit

0, home after spending a one-month

‘| Mithael's Hospital in Toronto,

Fitzpatrick; the children of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd <Ackney, Ter- rance Edward, Trinda Gail, Bon- nie June, Elizabeth Ann, and Grant Norman. Present were the

'S Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Andrews of Brandon, Man., and Mrs, L. Ack- ney Sr. of Montrose;.the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wadey, Pat-

Miss May Burroughs and Mr. Pat

service was When He Cometh.

A large group ‘of young people from Castlegar, Kinnaird, and Genelle participated in a skating party held Sunday evening under the ‘sponsorship of the C.W.L. and the Kinnaird Catholic Club.

A delicious lunch was served at the Marlane Hotel. Conveners of the affair were Mrs, Mike Gallo, ‘Mrs, J. J. Soberlak, Mrs, L. Le- Faive,. and Mrs, T. Fourt, ‘with the of Miss Croteau.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendle Dempsey | IN we | returned’recently. from the coast, where they visited thelr son, Constable.and Mrs, Lew Dempsey at Cloverdale, and friends in North Surrey. Mrs. Dempsey re- ports freezing temperatures there, with plenty of snow. The Demp- seys were accompanied home by their grandson Brian Dempsey, who plans to stay with them for some time,

Mrs. W. Collinson has returned

her and son-inlaw in. Toronto. She re- ports that her daughter Shirley, who is now Mrs, R, D. Johnson, became the proud mother of a son. on December 30 at St.

The 3%-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs, Axel Nielsen was christ- ened Glen Gary on Sunday, Jan- uary 13, <t St. John’s Anglican Church, Kinnaird, by Archdeac- on B, A. Resker. Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Carter and

George Richards,

MINCED BEEF Fresh lean

BLADE POT ROAST beet

Red or Blue Label ?. 45c

ROLLED JOVEN ROAST Veal . 59¢ STEAK, Tenderized Lb. PORK CHOPS,

CASTLEGAR,

JOHNNY'S MEAT MARKET

PHONE 2001 pe

B.C. - LETTUCE,

CELERY,

MARGARINE, Delmar or Parkay

BUTTER, First Grade,

PORK, = BEANS, Broders

SHORTENING, New Domestic

CREAM CORN,

Salad Queen 2-15 ox. tins

PURE CANE BERRY SUGAR

of the|D:

broke when the tank overflowed. |:

Wapple, The hymn sung at the|

Plaques

Phone 3601

NE Castlegar 2521 =‘ Trail aot Nelson 1471 UNITED TEUCKING

who is Mrs. Ralne’s sister will spend three months in this coun- try visiting relatives,

Politics for Women

ALSO

“ THE ABOLITION OF THE SENATE — A Debate

WED. JAN. 30 at 8 pm

MARLANE HOTEL — Visitors Welcome

HOME Building Supplies \ PHONE 8131

COFFEE SHOP KINNAIRD, B.C. : LUMBER — PAINT TAX! + PLUMBING AND Phones 2f8M & 2311 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

RIGBY’S

BUS DEPOT

BOY’S SWEATERS

AND

JACKETS

On Sale

ATA

: 7|| CENTRAL SHOE HAIR RAS & REPAIR PAIR. PARLOR Phone 462%

“A Complete Beauty .. We attach “Dinkle” Nickel oA Be ointment Rim Heels on Ladies Shoes

CASTLEGAR, BC.

FOR VALUE

SEE OUR

-95e.and $1.95 TABLE

At 1ae-2a8 aye: treated as one bid.

zt Further particulars may be | obtained from the Deputy Minist- er of Forests, Victoria, B.C.; the District Forester, Nelson, B.C.; ie Forest Ranger, Castlegar,

NOTICE — Members of the Cast- Jegar Film Council are advised -that the Film Depot is at Electronic Services, 140, Col-| umble: Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Phone 3967.

MAKE UP TO $200.00 PER MONTH

Men-Women; We have a sen- sational plan whereby you can make $50.00 weekly and more in spare time by selling our com- plete line of dry goods and yard goods. No experience needed. Free particulars and Free gifts. Rex Trading Co., 1171 Bernard St, hry Montreal, Quebec. Dept. 1 tin 1

FOR me Large hardwood table $10,-large all metal crib $10. Applay 255 6th Ave., Castle ear.

FOR SALE —. 1941 Mercury coupe, good condition —rebuilt motor. Apply box 108, Kinnaird,

33

. NOTICE Kingarson Rebekah Lodge ex- tends to all an invitation to come and play pirate whist or bridge inthe Parish Hall, Sat., Jan, 26 at 8:00 p.m.

NOTICE ‘Reserve evening of March 15 for S.H. P.T.A. Variety Concert. ATTENTION

jOTICE Kinnaird ‘St. John’s Anglican Tea, Bake Sale and Sale of Work, to be held oe February 16 in the Kinnair. Society Hall, tron 2: 30. to 5 p.m. FOR. SALI — Girl's figure skates, size. 5%4. .Phone 3326.

Lady curlers meeting at the Marlane Hotel in the small hall tonight, Jan. 24, at 8:00 pm.

FO RENT — 2 roomed insulated house with shower, oil cook stove, phone 3096 after 6 pan. ‘on Sat. ard Sun.

2 2 ON : : i Nora Mojelsky 0 A | FRIDAY and SATURDAY ~~ [ oun = ae

| oe : fa ". UNITED TRUCKING.

DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE | ‘Greil, Rosslan

; 5 j REDUCTION e Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:39 p.m. “Not Just Another.Place To

AT. -Eat But ‘The. Place To. Eat

Another. - PHONE 383i CASTLEGAR

rm woys | | Leitner's

SMITH'S Greep’s Electric PLUMBING & HEATING ‘ELECTRICAL For Estimates Phone CONTRACTING

jegar

oe). 3401 & 2931 © Free Estimates : ’ We Service . PHONE 3571 : i 3 : What We Install! Box +384 Cast

IDA saniy ALLEN

“It is a a foregone conelusion Nirginig salad, deserves a blue that unless you look for good|tibb ‘ buys in food you may kiss many dollars’ good-by,” observed the Chef.

Many. homemakers do not seen ah understand ‘the value] * Cadence: Bmounts:.of money, anon Applesauce Cusard 3

“Par example, the carefree Coffee Tea Milk way many. homemakers buy foods! All measurements are level; they not. ced, just on im- pecipes Proportioned to serve

‘ ule, “initead of from a planned!four to six. do not read the Tonguewiches antes Chill 1 iekel men, purchasing canned Ii or other processed foods to find how. many portions each pack- age provides, Pi , Food Business would soon go

‘Tomorrow's Dinner Citrus gulce Tonguewiches Saute with Hot Virginia Potato Salad

together in pai with mayonnaise and cover with dry a serumiba.

Watch Repairs Guaranteed for One Year Leo Bosse

Diamonds — Watches Jewellery PHONE 2041

The 10th Annual SU ADERTON

: Office Hours” _ MON. ‘WED.

10- 12 1:30 to 6 6:00 PHONE 2581

General _—

GENERAL BUILDING GONTRACTORS All Kinds of Building Supplies C.LL. Paints CASTLEGAR BUILDING SUPPLY STORE Box 292 Phone 2161

OPTOMETRIST OF THE. G. A. SUMNER Naturopathic Physician Bremenko Bullding PHONE 2021

WALDIE LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY LTD.

We can supply ail your

Desmond T. Littlewood

Kinnaird, Robson, Castlegar Welfare & Recreational OPTOMETRIST

Quickly e on both sides in ja little vegetabto oil, Serve with hot ViVrginia po-

tato’ salad.

Hot iret Potato Salad: Combine 4 c. hot, Well-seusoned fi mashed potato, 1 & fine- crisp raw celery, 1 onion. 2” tbsp. 1

t if he were to run his y. And buying, prepara-

tion and cooking of family food

but 7 househc}, business?’

the homemaker, chooses

carefully? I replied, “she can

find some processed foods that are real thrift buys.

“For instance, Chef, that can of beef tongue on the test-kit- chen half pounds enough to cut about 20 slices. How large an uncooked smoked

ready- toveat-meat Heat and -beat thoroughly.

Garnish with minced parsley. Lemon Applesauce Custard: Into each of 6 eustard cups, put 2 tbsp. applesauce.

Carefully pour in a lemon-fla- vored custard mixture, made ty beating 2 eggs «vith 3 tbsp. sugar, a few grains salt, 1 isp. crushed fine-grated le>.on rind and add- ing 2 ¢ mill s ta and the custards ie a jurround ww! ot water. ake Well igs (9 “ready-to-eat. ecnvenl: 35 min. in ¢ moderate oven, 37% iit’ fs excellent served soid-in Tne contre, comes out clean sliced wi @ macaroni-vegetable salan as in Denmark. Men Chill before serving.

Trick of the Chef

enjoy tongue, horseradish and| Add cottage cheese to the table

Tye bread gandwiches in the lunch box. And for an entree,/mustard when ustag sliced beef tongue for tonguewiches.

pounds waste-free first t quality meat?”

ay

“A 34% te 4-pound: tongue, madame,” he said, “at, say 49 cents a pound—this would cost ‘from $1.72 to $1.96.. This can-

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Mrs, W. Saprunoff, who passed away a year ago. When.the shadows of night are

, And when we are sitting alone, There always'comes a longing, dear, If you could only come home, With all our love, the Sap- runoff famlly. poli ie ee

CARD OF THANKS The C, Rindler family of Rob- son wish to thank all their friends for their assistance in the rescue of their two sons, Nell and Alan, from the Arrow Lake, and for their attentions during and after the treatment, Special thanks to the Castlegar Fire Department, Dr, C, S. Fowler, Mr, and Mrs, Roy: Brown and family.

NOTICE We have received many re quests for used skates — If you have a pair for sale leave them with us and- we'll sell them for you. Central-Shoe Repair. ‘

NOTICE Legion Welfare Bingo, Sat. January 26, Legion Hall at 8 p.m, Jackpot now $65.00, Admis- sion 75 cents,

“MEDITATION” by Sylvia Daoust, RCA, SS.C., noted Canadian sculptor, is ‘the Calvert British Columbia Regional Tro- phy in the Dominion Drama Festival and will be awarded to the best play produced at the Regional Drama Festival to be held at the York Theatre, Van- couver, January 29 to February 1. In addition to the Calvert Trophy, the winning group will also receive a $100 cash award.

_ THEATRE. Friday and Saturday

ROBERT BVAR Wircinia MAYO SEFFREY HUNTER

sim Walter Brennan . Jddleton Gecrae h Mathews

CASTLE

ALSO NEWS & “CARTOONS

PHONE 2921

Mon., Tues., Wed.

Bost: Office Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. ‘PHONE 2231

Society WILL BE HELD

building needs. Estimates ‘gladly given. .

Phone 7112

Dutch Maid Bakery Limited

Birthday Cakes - ‘Wedding Cakes

PHONE s#41

WED. JAN. 30th, 1957

AT 8:00 P.M. IN THE

Legion Hall

COAL, BULLDOZING and EXCAVATING

Beo

Castlegar Transfer W. Sharples Phone 6091

SAND, GRAVEL

tongue-wiches saute, with ‘ot GIVE UP, aes)

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Corns

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