CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 25, 1962

FOR SALE

Natural gas stove, good condition,

Best offer takes, Ph, 365-5687,
~_Bual Therm Ol Stove, 66.000 0,-

Pees or thermogtat fan, $50, Ph.

OI Renter with S-gation oll t tank
Ph, 365-5175,

TIMI
Blueberry Creek

Fully modern’ home with 3-bed-
rooms, basement, main floor utility
room, carport, oll heating located,
close to store, school and highway
transportation. Good clean water and
rengonnble taxes, $183,000.

A A
Kinnaird

Lots of room for the whole fam-

ily, d-bedrooms,. farm style kitchen,

full basement,’ generous storage, car

port, frult trees and a good garden.

00 down and $88 % month

Castlegar

New, fully modern 2-bedroom with

{ult Basement, Large living room, se-

dining ‘ room, balcony, gas
heating. on sth. Ave, Full price $8600.

AND ERSON
AGENCIES
Reat Estate and Insurance
Phones

Rea:
865-3276
Contact JACK HIPWELL, our satos-

pera he pe a peng

AAMT

Laying hens, $1 cach; dressed,
$1.25 cach. Dellvered. Apply Phillip
Waniott Jr. Box 33, Robson, Ph, 365-
23827. :

bust
305-3441

Potatoes, Grand. Forks Netted
Gems $1.75 per sack pleked up, Ph.
‘365-5008, D, Fox Plumbing.

FOR SALE

a 0 BTU oll furnace, under-
floor heat circulation, Suitable ‘for
small home with or without base-
ment; 35 foot telescoping TV mast;
SO amp temporaty power hook-up on
pole for trailer or home construction.

Ph, 365-8038, .

G-bedroom home at Juniper and
Ath, WII accep, half down, Ph, 365-
Sosy, wa

Amplifier with G" speaker. Ph.
365-5164, 34

Choice evel building — lot,
X 100, highway frontage, Genclle.
Ph, Trail 368-3483, ar

‘26-ft, house trailer, Ph. Creed

—TSeveral__bulding - tots, aanrefet
locations in, elther Castlegar or Xin:
natrd. Ph, 365-68

Revenue home on. highway a
Castlegar. Apply, 2781. - 3rd Ave,
Trail, Ph, 368-53! st

oy Fadio, run=
Ph, S65-6861,. 341

1655 Meteor Rideau, Ph. Ses ae.

‘Smaill_oil heater. Ph. Tore

In Kinnaird, choice Tot, 100 X 380
Ph. Nelson °852-8888,

FOR RENT

2-bedroom gas heated house tt
270 + 10th Ave. Kinnaird. Reasonable
rates. Apply Sunday, afternoon, Ph.
859-7497.
For rent oF case, gas-heated
house in Kinnaird, Reasonable rate
for small family, Ph, 359-7497 South
Slocan,

Furnished basement and room.
Ph, 305-8074, M1
ii cosy cottage, available

Nov. 1, combinauign oll range, a

200 | 365-5992 after

“i-bedroom Turniahed home, sate:
matic heat, garage. Ph, 865-4876,

Heated suite in Coatlegar. $50
monthly, Apply 828-6th Ave. or Ph.
365-8147, 841

@-bedroom house. Ph, 365-8897.
B41
‘2-roomed basement suite. Ph. Sis
Ey 5
furnished apartment,
hot water, also stove and
office space, Main St. Ph, 365-

341

Lovely upstairs suite, modern
Sai| fuly -turnished. Utilities paid. P
365-5442, S41

2-roomed
heated,

7, Furnished room in Kinnaird, with
or without private bath.

Attractive home pullding eg
in Castlegar. Ph,.365-5200,

FOR RENT

Modern partly-furnished 2-room
cottage. Apply Oswald Motors or. Ph.
365-3751,

Cabin: with Bath senna Hoban
school. Ph. 365-3

‘Room with + aR facilities, Ph.
365-5588, 343

@-bedroom home across from
Twin Rivers Motel, Ph, 368-5380. 343

‘d-room insulated home with bath,
heavy wiring, gay heat, garage, root
house. Apply 152-7th Ave., Kinnaird,
or Ph, 365-5908 after 4 p.m. 343
——s-bedroom House, Sth Ave. Cas-
tlegar. Ph. 365-9331 or apply 523
Mapte St.
~g-roomied” heated” apartment. Ap-
ply 426 - 7th Ave. Ph, 365-6731, 343

We take this opportunity to thank the residents
of this area whose generosity made our recent
Hospital Vegetable Drive a success. Special thanks
to Oglow Bros., Cedar Crest Motel and Kootenay
Builders and suppliers for providing transporta-

tion.

CASTLEGAR - KINNAIRD KINSMEN CLUB

creiaht's "apartments, Ph, 365-9781,
. 33 rat size 12, Brownie | itm

IS YOUR HEATING SYSTEM.
ADEQUATE?

Have it checked and renovated by :
THE

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SPECIALISTS IN
GAS — OIL — ELECTRIC

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CUSTOM SHEET METAL WORK -
AND INSTALLATIONS.

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Ph, S05 5008.
apartment, Apply Mc:

NOTICES

‘Castlegar United Church Women
wil hold a Thanks Offering meeting
Tuesday, Oct. 30, 7.80 p.m, at church,
Mrs, T. Karpoff will be.guest speaker.
Everyone Invited,

Ladybird Cirele,, United Churen
Women, wilt hold a rummage ante: on
Sat. Oct. 27, from 11 a.m. -

In Legion Hall,

‘St. David's Anglican WA will hond
a coffee party and bake sale in the
Kinnaird Improvement pats Rett
on Fri, Nov. 16 from Rather
noon. a3

~ Hunters! House in Elko for rent.
For further information Ph, 365-3982
after 5 p.m,

Oddfellows mect every 2nd and
ath Wednesday in the Nordic Poe
Kinnaird, at 8 p.m.

Professional accordian ae
Ph, 365-8281 mornings only. — tfn 41

Adult baby sitter avaliable ev-
enings. Ph. 365-5682. 84)

Baby sitter available Fridays and
Saturdays in Kinnalrd areas only.
Ph. 365-8042. aes

Slip covers, upholstery. We spe
intize in draperies. Rose Parnishines:
Co,, 1598 Bay Ave., Trall, across front
Odeon Theatre, Ph. Trail pre

ENTION BUILDERS AND
HOME 0 OWNERS - Mall your enquir-
{es for our low prices on PLYWOOD,
DOORS. and LUMBER Esmond Lum-
ber Company Ltd., 3600 East: Hast-
ings Street, Vancouver 6, B.C. tin 31

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Box
3, Castlegar, y tind?

iCurling Club Okays $3,000,
Projects Society Contract

At. the annual. meeting held 4- Gand Saturday 9 - 11 along with

Inst week.in the Arena with 22
members present, a new slate of
officers was elected for the Castle- |
gar Curling Club with Nick Oglow
as president, Joe Charbin vice-pre-
sident,, Laurie _ Dolter, secretary, |
Gus Leitner, treasurer, for a second
term,

Two-year directors elected
were Joe Cushner, Joe Green and
Bill ‘Yanyzerloo.

A $3,000, ‘contract with the
project society for ice was ratified,
And it was passed that a set, of
40 pound'rocks be purchased now
341 | with another set'to be purchased in
March of next year providing sult-
able terms can bo arranged.

The high ‘school application
for ice time Thursday 4 - 6, Friday

WANTED

fant. used ofl furnace, with or

841 without burner. Good condition. Andy

poo Box., 251, Castlegar, Li
a

Ph, 865-8817.
rant size @ ladies skates in good
condition, Ph, 365-6311.
want sleeping room. Ph, 365-5853,
tide to Trail each. day,
Monday to Friday, Ph, 365-5583,

Scrap metal, mainly cast tron,
copper, brass. lead, zinc ete, Ph. 365-
8006. Paying top prices. D, Fox
Plumbing. 343

Want o pet dog. Ph, 365-5848,

HELP’ WANTED

Women wanted for part-time
matd service and laundry in motel,
suitable for pnareled women, Box 459
or Ph. 865-2!

CARDS OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs, W. K, Fox wish to
extend heartfelt 3 heir
many friends) who sponsored the
farewell and retirement party in the
Kinnaird Improvement Society Wall.
‘The memory of the evening will al-
ways be remembered.

We wish to convey our heartfelt |
hank to dur family, friends and‘
Nelgnbours for making our 25th
‘Wedding Anniversary a, memorable
occasion, — Mr. and Mrs. B.C, Ack-
erman ~ 3

‘The family of the late Anastasia
Sookoraokoff of Castlegar wish to
thank friends,. neighbors and rela-
tives for thelr. many-acts of kindness
and floral offerings extended to them
during thelr bereavement. Special
thanks to members of the Russian
Club, the Russian Choir and the
Ulegar Funeral “Home, — William

Family,

DeadiIne for classified ade 1s 12
noon Wednesday prior to pee

re words .are. inadequate to
express our sincere thanks to friends,
d ‘relatives and to each

of issue.
FOUND

Two keys found on thin wire ring
sometime ago. Owner may have by
ctalming at Castlegar News and pay-
ing for this ad,

and-everyone for their kind expres-

sions of sympathy extended to us

during our bereavement in the loss

of our beloved husband and retary

Alexander: Wallace Special
thanks . to Rev.) T.

‘841| nurses and staff of the Trail-Tadan-

‘ac Hospital, officers and members of

‘LOST :
20 Franc gold piece, keepsale,
Reward, Ph. 365-

Canadian Legion Barnch 170 and the
Castlegar Funeral Home and: to
those who! made donations to pone

Canadian: Heart Fund.
Kent and. Family, Deer Park

their request for bonspiel ice for
, Nov. 3 to Dec 2 was. relerred to the

* After considerable discussion
of the possibility of a separate
eurling rink of five: sheets’ there
was no conclusive move made re-
garding this topic.

Though such ‘a. curling. rink
is felt necessary in the near future
it was the general feeling that the
support the Curling Club gives to
ice’ time for the ‘children! present
arrangements should be carried
on for the present at least,

After a‘ heated discussion on
the motion that all rinks be drawn
from a’ hat, during which feeling
ran quite high, the question. was
called and the mation carried with | ¢);
a single exception, that the high
school boys be allowed to enter a
rink‘ as‘ such to enable them to
gain experience: and coaching by
senior members and to help them
along the road to B.C, High Schoo!
playoffs next spring.

The new season will commence
in the early.part of November with
a mixed bonspiel and dues are pay-
able half by Nov, 15 with the other
half by san 1 Bele 15.

hrs. Sookorookoff
Funeral Service

Funeral services were held|
from the Russian hall here Satur“|
day for , Anastasia Sookorook-
off, 58, who passed away Oct. 17
in the Trail Tadanac Hospital fol-
lowing’ an accident at her home in
Castlegar.

She was born in Verigin, Sask.,
on Sept. 28, 1904, and had been a
B.C. resident for 50 years, Burial
was in Brilliant cemetery and Cas-
tlegar Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements,

She is survived by her “hus-
‘band William,

Tombstone Tourney |
Is Held for Golfers.

Local golfers closed aff their
season with two “tombstone” tour-
naments,

In the morning 43 men teed off
fairly:cool weather and stroked
along until all alotted strokes were

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DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 265-3042

COLUMBIA SAND &' GRAVEL
Gor, Maplo & 91h, Castlegar

used up and each minia-
ture tombstone: was placed where
each’ person ~placed | their final
stroke,

The tombstones, made by John
McLeod,. proved to be so -humor-
ous and interesting’ that\ no one
wanted to miss’ reading. the. epl-
taphs on each one! as ‘they. passed)
by.

Buzz, McDonald .was, winner.
His tombstone was placed (near

Donald. Bros.

Earthmoving Contractors

number one: ‘green’. of | the . third
round. “John Landis was a close
second and Eldon Adams® placed
ill Gordon’was: the only
other payer to get. past the: 18
holes. /

In’ the afternoon 24 couples
set out to beat’ their

708 cs Bee eeleon

in the men’s play,

the order of the day. The epliaphs
on these mixed doubles were equal.
ly as humorous,’The: play ‘was\.a
two-ball doursoms event.

PAUL THEDERAHN
_Fhone 388-2512 Robeen
7\ Marshall's Gtore /.: |

: BULLDOZING i
LAND OLEARING > EXCAVATION

Alexander Kent

Fyneral_ services” were ‘held
Friday ‘evening from the chapel of
the Castlegar Funeral Home for
Alexander Wallace Kent, 69, of
Deer Park who passed away Oct. 17

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Castlegar
Phone 365-3351

in the Trail-Tadanac: Hospital fol-
joyine a lengthy illness,

Born in Edinburgh, Scotland,
in 1892, Mr. Kent received all his
educatioa there. He served in many
theatres of war with the 75th Bat-
allion during the First World War
and was demobilized in 1918 in
Toronto,

He obtained employment with
the) Dunlop Rubber Co. in’ Toronto

wo

Mrs, William Rilkoff of Winlaw
and Mrs, Zoobkoff of New West-
minster, a sister Polly Ozeroff and
a brother William Ozeroff.of Pass
Creek and two grandchildren.

She was a past member of the
Russian choir and the Russian com.
munity club and has been active in
Orthodox Doukhobor affairs,

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‘The. ideal place to eat
* pegularly or for an evening out.
Open Weekdays 6 a.m, +.8 pm.
Sundays 9-11 am. 5-7

he
coming west to Deer Park where he

made his ‘home for the past 16
years until his death,
An ardent fisherman and gard-
ener, he was a member of the local
branch ‘of the’ Canadian Legion
and was\ affiliated with the Pres-
Byterian, church,
He is: survived” by ‘ his wife
game, a daughter, Mrs.:E, Hall Tor-
onto, and three grandchildren. Rev,
T.. Evans: officiated nat the faneret
and © organist “was “ALB

Hymns sung ‘included © “Nearer ny
God ‘to Thee” and “Abide With
Me.” Cremation followed.

LS. ltd.

Charter o gervies
Towing - Barges:
: anywhere on‘the’Arrow.
‘Lakes. i

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Macdonald Doesn't Want
Branch Campuses of UBC |

(continued from page one)
donald on behalf of a Castlegar
District Citizens Committee (which
was initiated by the Chamber of
Commerce) predicted a 50 per cont
increase in in population during th
next 10 years.

(Both the School; Board ‘brief

LOOK FOR THIS TAG
>,

(os) gested that) this
form of a ‘auper: board”: made up|

it is your guarantee of the
fae fea nen work glo wes.

Job =
Histo o eur te focal deters.

JOHN WATSON LTD.

127 2nd Ave, East, Vanc., B.C,

andthe Citizens Committee brief
were not read at the hearing but
were presented to Dr. Macdonald.
Thoy are carried on page 8 of this
issue.)

To suggestions that Grade 8
be: employed ‘more extensively in
the province with: perhaps Grade
14 started, Dr. Macdonald sald that
he would like to see his own child-
ren out of the public school sys-
tem by Grade 12, He aid that.
those students who continue on to
figher education after Grade 124
should be in a more adult environ*:
ment ‘which ‘offers more mature
challenges and responsibilites.

‘The UBC president said he he.
Neves © that » “logical ‘supervision’,
of regional . colleges wo be
“school, board personnel."’ He sug.
jmight ‘ take!'the:

of ‘representatives’ from | the’; var-.
ious school: boards in’ the regions |
concern:
He sald the alternative. to regs)
tonal! colleges was branch camp
of UBC, ‘but said he: feared Mpad
education” would be the result as
it would be difficult for the branch

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61 ‘Crescent: St.»
Ph. 365-3461 |- Castlegar.

to attract’. first-class
seer

le said \ minimum: standards
would “pave to:be established for
regional colleges and this could be
accomplished by setting up an
academic Mecrediting faculty made
up of, representatives from all in.
stitutions of high er

~ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, . Oct.-25, .1962

Pollution

Even though it appears that
Celgar will answer Castlegar coun-
cil’s letters on air: pollution in
“generalities,” v:illage commis

# |sioners intend-to keep asking ques-

tlons about it.
This was made clear in a let-
ter sent the company by ‘councll.
‘Commenting ‘that the village
does’ not share’ Celgar's opinion

g | that discussion ‘twill cerve no use-

GOLDEI WEDDING :
day. by. Mr. and: Mrs WSL:
es | married. on Oct. 22,, 1912,
for six’ years: in Banff, 20
ticton and for the past 10
was with the parks branch

:| Banff and has‘ been in ‘the’ | ppl
the other. three centers.- They. have three children, Mrs.

J.-S. Emily): Scott of Robso:

‘sary. Was
“Guerin of ‘Robson’ who were
at Banff,’ Alta.’ They’ lived

at Blackie, “Alta., 14-at Pen-

years: in’ Robson.” Mr.° Guerin
of the federal’ Lapeer at
ding’ sui

ful ‘purpose?’ the following is the
text: of the letter: forwarded by
Castlegar to the company:
xe In, connection, with ‘our cor-
d air {com

Celgar it has been rather conclus-
ively. established that,’ except for
generalities, Celgar is not prepar-
ed to document either their policy
or details ‘of. Anele {camlament Te-
garding this ‘5

“Celgar’s’”, ee ention ‘that’ no
useful. ‘purpose’‘can’ be served by
the asking and answering of speci-
fic questions on this subject is per-
haps ‘not ' as \’unteasonable * as it
appears when it is appreciated that
Celgar’s, useful purpose’ is not ne.
cessarily our, wsefal purpose.

n, Mrs, ' Jack (Bessie) MacNeil

of Penticton and’ Bill Guerin of Slocan’ City, ‘10 grand-
children. and two poe sean

— ‘Castlegar News Photo

it is ‘difficult’to
concede that residents of this area
could not understand and ‘apprec-
iate’ direct and simple aayete tos

To Continue Air

Ques.

‘wer this question or perhaps to ex.
Plain tht it is based on’ erroneous
information, or that it is mislead-
ing. :
Nevertheless, for the. records
we intend to keep’on asking for |*
ariswers to questions that we feel
are pertinent,’ with’ a view: to
that: you “do: pot’ feel ‘that these
questions ‘should: be answered, if.
nothing. else...

It.is with some ‘reluctance that
we. we prolong discussion ‘on’ this sub-

pressed opinion that’ it will serve
no’ useful purpose,: But ‘since we

tion and let us have your
no comments for, this and other

enquiries. :
FLAS H.

‘‘more-a month’ to

thoroughly: documenting ‘the ‘fact

view..of. your’. plainly :ex- |:

Anyone contribating | $1 or,

BOB’S
PAY'N TAKIT.
LTD.

We Reserve the. Right. to
Limit: Quantities ‘

can not share this ‘opinion we trust | ; ;
that you will appreciate our posi-"

TUBE TOMATOES,
© 2 for ec

arena will avo the equivalent
of one: month's contribution de-
ducted from his child's’ minor
i hockey fees, | project socloty dir-
ectors decided this week.”

for example, the
ently pertinent question one "his

subject:
“The of solids from

the province.
Dr. ‘Macdonald said he did not
believe the staffing of regional
colleges should be tied to the pre Cc.
Teachers’ Federation “as
would tend to perpetuate the ped
(meaning the method) of teaching
we are getting in our high schools.”
He said that teachers at-the
master’s level.in such subjects as
the maths and history. could be

level standing was just in’ educa-
tion.

Dr, Macdonald said \B.C, is, in
competition for a qualified faculty | 5)
with the United States and that
the Americans are on a nation-wide
Program to double faculty salaries’
between 1960 and: 1970. He. said
that if the accomplishments ‘along
these* lines during the past two
years are -.coninued. during the
next eight, the Americans’ will ac-
complish their aim.

When it was pointed out to him
that the other-provinces in Canada
require ..Grade 13 before students
enter university, he smiling noted.
that ‘There is quite:a‘strong ‘body.
of opinion ‘that B.C. ‘is: right: and
the rest of. Canada is wrong.”

employed, but not if the’ master’s |’

< BIRTHS

GUNDERSEN * — ‘To Mr.’ and
Mrs. Olaf’ Gundersen of pelea
‘Oct. 21;'a son.

KRAt

CKENFELS
Mrs." Wilhelm ‘Scrackenfelo ot of

RICHARDS.
Mrs. George Richards of
Oct. 23, a son. ‘
THOMPSON — .To “Mr, -and
Mrs. Melvin Thompson of Kinnaird,

Oct. 25, a daughter. ©

WE CARRY A GooD.
STOCK OF. SUPPLIES.

By JACK WHITE

ley cotintry with a six point bull, a

point bull Elk and a spike bull
moose,

Hunting .and fishing successes
are sising “sharply | here in jonay {checked out of one field at the head
with the onset of the cooler season.
Trig Kardall and Chuck Lator-
ia with one more member.in their
party, just returned from Elk Val-

spike and: a cow Elk. Sid Sidoni
and his partner brought back a five

Field and Stream

stocking in the Okanagan over. 10
years ago because the birds weren’t
staying and yet 40 cock birds were

of Osoyoos lake for one day last
by the game

: The-area where the birds a.
bound ‘is heavy with marshes dnd
bull rushes with no farm land or
grain’ at hand. Originally these |#
birds ‘lived ‘in orchards but heavy
11 | sprinkling killed the chicks in the
egg'when the hen left'the nest, or
else sprays killed’ the

1. have. no - cori on but

cent. Elk kill: Si

party.
Ray. Kostynski, Ernie “.Proke

‘pot. locally..b:

11: last Sunday. Nick: missed “four
shotsat! one’ of

anid ‘as "realy" need’ a=
head in the Lentay week.’ Dr.'Fowler
came up with a nice: pair of seven
pound Dollies, ‘Jim’ McNiel Bonted.
a ‘10 pounder, ‘Mr. and: Mrs.
Anderson landed a pair of ete
Sunday, six to. eight pounds. with
Art getting the smaller. one Tun-
derstand.

‘One: boat brought in ‘tive in
three days from seven to 12 pounds.

;| All Dollies and all off Broadwater
to \Two.Bit. Creek: on :the Arrow |.-

Lakes so théy’re there and biting

if you: have the time. «

Bird hunting is good particu-
larly around Vernon if its Pheasant
you want ‘in’ the’ Okanagan. ‘We
‘managed to bag ‘a ‘couple ‘around
Osoyoos ° and: missed ’'a “couple of
long shots: But then thats the way

it goes in tough country where you
walk and hunt: “approximately one.
mile per bird seen.

‘Speaking | of ‘birds: our. local
Sportsmans “Association voted un-
animously . at’ their meeting’ last
week ‘ to’ request breeding ~ stock

have been told that a party of six
hunters from Kinnaird and Trail
have just returned with a100 per
‘Blk: in as‘ many:
days which is no! > mean feat for any

and Nick Seon hit the jack-
bagging: fourdeer
in as many minutes from:a herd af

biggest ' hat

hen on the nest,
Anyway, nature looks ‘after its
own — the birds‘ left-the orchards
and have" adapted themselves i
the'country’— ‘as most. types of
birds which are non

a kraft mill stack at other com-
parable mills. near residential ’‘ar-
as is by. means of electrostatic

per cent followed by an, extensive
scrubbing’ stage 'to effect a further

0.7 per cent of solids are discharg-
ed out of the stack,’ Whereas, Cel-
gar elected. to:: remove about 98
per cent 'of these solids with‘ pre-.
cipitators but. omitting’ any ‘serub-
bing stage, vesulting‘in‘a a planned
discharge. of solids almost ’3.times
that. of the above example.” ~
Is.this surely not. the type of

reconsidered: with .Celgar's. general

able air, pollution control features?
‘We‘appreciate that your, policy
on this subject will probably “not

sible for rou te ans~

do,

1 feel sure 2 that it the various
species were planted here and a
closed ‘season imposed and enfore-
ed: until’ such time as they become
established ‘we‘ would soon have .a

strain of birds hard enough to with

“Keep your ear tuned fora Tur-

to be announced.: Watch to for the
next Junior Firearms Safety course
soon,

~ John Hunters
“Celebrate Their
> Silver Wedding:

Mr..and ‘Mrs,. John Hunter
were pleasantly surprized ‘on Sat-
urday évening, Oct.:13, when 40: of:
their. friends. gathered “at their.
ding anniversary.

Jim: Hemmons was master ‘of
ceremonies for the’ evening. The
way | guests enjoyed: many. games and
conteats,,On behalf of Mr, and Mrs.
Bunter’ friends that were present.
fo wish them well, Mr. Hemmons
prevented: them with’ a’ beautiful
dinner set. Part of the evening was
set aside’ for a @evational period
which was led by Rev.. G, Fraser

key Shoot'as we expect to have one §
“early ‘next month,’ time ‘and. place

home ‘to. celebrate: their 25th wed-. B

Will
who are’enroute home :to: Vancou-

Tresabexs of ‘Minto ‘Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Ster; visiting
with. Columbia’ Chapter. in’-Trail
Wednesday evening: were Mrs, -H.

.|Grummett, |, Mrs, -L. ‘P.. Ferguson,

Mrs. Ross Defoe, Mra, H, Adie, Mrs.
J. Sherbiko, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs.
J.-Buffett:and Mrs. D. Askew.
and. Mrs. G.* Eastcott,
Randy and Bonnie Taylor of Ross-.
land, were weekend. guests of Mrs.
HL Johnson:
iJ. Gemmill ‘left Tuesday
for. Fort ‘McLeod. where she. will
‘Mattei with ‘relations: for‘a time. :-“’
‘Mrs.: Wm. Easton’ spent a few |
days this week visiting her parents
Mr, and Mrs, W. Byres in Nelson,
Among those . attending ‘the
CHA «Conference, in: Penticton’
last -week ’ were, , John’ Sherbiko,
Dave McDougal, J. McGilp, Mrs. A:
Saunders, . D. C. Deverson, Mrs,
HL, Woods’ and ‘Jack ‘Williams;

preeipitators removing : about’ .93 |;

removal: of; solids ‘so that : about’) —

question’ that: should ‘somehow ‘be |

contention”-that™ their: plant! ‘is |."
equipped ‘with all: the best’ avail- |"

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Specials

from’. the Game® Department ‘for
next ‘spring of Chukkar and Hung-
‘arian ‘partridge ‘as well as quail. ©

of the Baptist Church, * Kinnaird.
During — this period Mrs.’ J.

Hemmons ‘sang a:solo “The Love :

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cal ‘club will unde ing were Mrs. Sam Hague of Blu:

rtake the plant-
ing: and ® help’‘in’ establishing all |berry! and ; Mrs. Hemmons.:A very.
happy ‘evening was brought toa

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for the
three’ types ‘of. birds,
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TABLE LEGS 20% OFF R.
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COAL AND WOOD STOVE, good condition
Reg. $40. 00 NOW ONLY’
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