4 4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 27, 1959

Castl . former's brotherdn-law and sis-
astlegar Happenings ter, Mr. and Mrs, R, W. Cook.
{. Mr, and Mrs, Mike Harshen-
Mr. and Mrs, Loyd Groutage in and son Phillip have just re-
have returned liome after attend- cently returned from an. ‘enjoy-
ing the funeral of the former's’ able holiday in Saskatchewan and
sister, Mrs, Roy Peters at Vie-' Alberta where they visited with
torja, jfelends and relatives some of
Mr, and Mrs, Bill Kastrukow | which they have not’ seen for
and family have returned to thelr! many years, On their way back
home at Druld, Sask., after spen- | they stopped at Radium Hot
ding a week ‘Visiting with the Springs for‘a few days of swim-

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ming and fishing.

Miss Ann Bradford spent a
few days in Trail as the guest of
her brother and sister-in-law Mr,
and Mrs, Clifton Bradford,

Mr. and Mrs. George Ander-
son spent the weekend in Kam-
loops where they attended the
Silver of Mr,

‘Tweedsdale of Edmonton as they
were crnoute, to Vancouver.

id‘ Mrs, Henry Adie
have returned home after spen-
ding the past two weeks hollday-
ing in Vanaouver.

Corporal Myles McMillan of
the Calgary Strathcona Horse Re-

and Mrs, L, v. Campbell. Guests
at the Castle Bar ranch for the
past few days were Mr, and Mrs.
Gordan Clay and Peggy from
Vancouver. :

Mr. and Mrs, Edward A,
Killough left on Monday for Prin-
ce George where Mr. Killough
has accepted a position on the
teaching staff of the Senior High
School. During their stay here
they were the guests of their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Kil-
lough of Kinnaird and Mr. and
Mrs, J. Toogood of Castlegar.

Mr. Melvin Campbell of Ke-
lowna is the house guest of his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L.
V.. Campbell,

Mrs, C. Brodman has as her
guest Mrs, Popoff of Vancouver.

Mr, ant Mrs, James Killough
and family have returned from
a five-day visit to Creston.

Mrs, May Woolverton is a
patient in the Trail-Tadanac hus-
pital.

Mrs. W. E. MacCabe return-
ed last weekend from Nova Scot-
ia where she had spent several
weeks visiting rlatives, Prior to
that, she had taken special cour-
ses in Remedial Education at Bos-
ton, Mass. and Syracuse, New
York,

Mr, and Mrs, J. Pedersen re-
turned at the weekend from a
short holiday spent at Okanagan
and coastal points.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. F, A.
Hostetter is the latter's father,
Mr. H, Seargeant of Lethbridge,
Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs, Otto Anderson
and family are- holidaying on
Vancouver, Island.

Mr, and Mrs. L. V. Campbell
returned home Monday after cel-
ebrating their 25th wedding an-
niversary at a family dinner in
Kamloops Saturday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell were married
in Kamloops on Aug. 22, 1934,
‘They were accompanied by their
son Burton Campbell and were
met in Kamloops by their daugh-
ter, Regina, who had flown from
Vancouver to be present at the
celebration, .

Visiting briefly at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Devitt
were Mr. and Mrs, Albert

- LEGION CORNER

At the executive meeting
held Tuesday night arrangements
for the handling cf the concess-
ions at the Fall Fair were drawn
up:

President Jas Leckie will be
chairman of the committee com-
posed of the executive, All mem-
bers Will be contacted and a list
compiled of those members who
will work on the booths which
will consist of the usual games
for young and old.

Work parties will be called
to assist in the work of erecting
booths and assisting the Fair
board.

The grounds adjacent to the
Legion building are to be used
as private parking for members
only and appropriate signs are to
be erected informing the public
of this action.

The picnic held Sunday was
interrupted by rain and a small
attendance enjoyed water sports

and games at Syringa Creek. The
next regular meeting is next Tu-
esday.

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Band Is here on leave,
the guést of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, M. McMillan.

Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Ozeroff
have as thelr guests this week
their son and daughter-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. W. Ozeroff and infant
daughter of Seattle, Wash.

Mr. and Mrs, A, Sylvest have
as house guests the latter’s par-
ents Mr. and Mrs, A. Barnes of
Ponoka, Alberta.

Miss Maurcen Lipsett left this
week for Victoria where she has
accepted a teaching position,

Mr, and Mrs, Fred Eremenko
of Vancouver are visiting with
friends in the District for a few
days.
. Guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. M.
Wallace this past weekend were
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hope of
Brandon, Manitoba. Mr. Hope is
a nephew: of Mrs. Wallace. Also
visiting at the Wallace. home is
Miss Ethel Wallace of Glenmerry
and visiting for one day last
week from Trail were Mrs, T. J.
Thomas Miss:Dorothy Thomas
and Miss Joan Wallace.

Mrs, Hostetter has resigned

as social news reporter for the

MRS. _C, RIVERS

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Registration On Thursday, September 10th From
9.30 A.M. To 11.30 A.M.
P.M. At United Church Hall, 4th ‘Ave. Castlegar.

and 2.00 P.M. to 4:00

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: | is under the
m Pratt with a staff of 28 assisting

Over 100: Children
At Religious School

An average of. 102 ‘children

forts of representatives of the
Anglican, Pentecostal, Presbyter-

i ian and United churches,

‘This year the ichneei school |,
Vv. HY

Beverley Robinson, Norma Idle,
be Ackney and Mrs, Dodgson,

A newcomer to the church
school, Mrs, Hall, is superinten-
dent of the junior class, Helping
Mrs, Hall with the biggest class
in the school are Martha John-

.| son, Shirley Ball, Mrs. Relth and

Florence Plerpoint.

The junior high division is
headed by Mrs, J, Lamont. She
is assisted by Mrs, A, Leveridge,
Mrs, J. Robinson, Betty Camp-,
bell and Mrs, R, Parkin,

Mrs, Walper, assisted by Mrs,

Mrs. B.

. The theme for all the de-
f partments of the church Rela is

Bi ‘“The Bi

sche Kindergarten ‘superinten-

Mident is Mrs, Floyd Heagy. She is

assisted by Gladys Heagy, Dorls

‘Brommeland, Marilyn Brown and

Carol Pfeiffer. "
Mrs, J. Roberts {s superin-

‘s. B, Scott and
Mra. G. Reith, is directing the
music department. The handi-
eraft-department !s under the
guidance of Major Moll and Mrs,
Smales,
A display of hanaleratts
made at the church school is be-
ing held in the

Robson’ Socials

panled Mrs, T. Jurick and her

son Terry of Trail to Spokane for
tl

he

Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, H. (Evans for a few days
were thelr son and daughter-in-
law, Lt. Commander J. C, Evans
and Mrs, Evans and family of
Victoria, enroute home after vis-
iting other relations in Haney.
Recent guests of Dr. and
Mrs, W. L. Wright were Mrs, L.
L, Fairbairn of San sae Cal:
ifornia,

Mrs. D. Marcellus and three
daughters of Trail were guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Raine for a few days,

Mrs. M. Higgens, accompan-
ied by Mrs. ‘A. White, left Fri-
day for a féw days holiday In
Caigary,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Bainbridge

United church this evening: At
7.30 a program put on by stu-
dents‘of the school wifi be held

of the and

Lesley and Susan
are enjoying a holiday at Deer
Par!

‘Gloria and Michael Rogers
are the guests of

in the church,

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_ SERTES

GOLF

A Special General Meeting of the Castlegar and

District Golf Club will

Hotel at 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1959

ALL MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND

CASTLEGAR

_ AND DISTRICT

CLUB

be held in he Marlane

School District No. 9, (Castlegar)

VOTERS’ . LIST

other than property owners,
wishing to have their names entered on the list.of

: Electors for 1959-60 must file the necessary declara-" ,
tion with the Secretary-Treasurer of School Dis-
rict No. 9, (CASTLEGAR), Box 820; Castlegar, B.C.,
from whom declaration forms may be obtairied,
"NOT LATER THAN 5: 200 p.m., Monday, August 31,

Qualified persons,

” 1959.

Attention is drawn to the change in classification
of voters effected by the new “Public Schools Act”.

The new classes are as follows:

RESIDENT ELECTORS — British subjects of thie
full age of twenty- -One years who are resident
and who have resided coninuously for not less |
than six months within the school district im--

as

prior to the

of the declara-

tion provided for in Section 69, and whose nameS
are not entered on the list as owner-electors.

TENANT-ELECTORS — British subjects of the full
age of twenty-one years and corporations which
are and have been continuously for not less than
six months immediately prior to the
of the declaration provided for in Secion 69, ten-
ants in occupation of. real property within the
school district ‘and whose names or the names of
which are not entered on the list as owner- -elect-
- ors or resident electors,

CORPORATIONS are not automatically placed on
the list and those qualifying as owners of proper- ~
ty or as tenant-electors must file a written au-
thorization ‘under, the seal of the Corporation
naming some person of the full age of twenty-one
years who is a British subject to be its agent on
behalf of such corporation. Such authorization
shall be filed with the Secretary-Treasurer not

* Tater than August 31, 1959.

Names, oher than property owners, will not be car-

ried forward from last years’ list without a person

making a new declaration in accordance with- the

‘foregoing.

- SECRETARY: 'TREASUR
SCHOOL DISTRICT.NO. "2 (CASTLEGAR)

Box 820.

_ CASTLEGAR, B rol

Mr, mah Mrs. Reg Bro for a few
days.

“arriving at the home of Mrs.
D, Magee Thursday evening was
her daughter, son-in-law and two.
grandsons, Mr, and Mrs. Ron
Moat and sons of Seattle. They re-
turn home Sunday. i

Visiting Mr. and Mrs, V. Pat-
tulo for a few days was their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, he E, Pattulo of Montana.

- Mrs. A. W. Thorp, who was
visiting ‘relations and ‘friends in
Calgary and Edmonton for the
past three weeks, returned home
Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. D, Adshead and
three daughters are visiting re-
lations at Arrow Park for a few
days.

David Adshead who was vis-
iting relations in Vancouver for
the past week arrlved home Wed-
nesday.

Wayne Campbell of Calgary,
who has been the guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. A. Miller, for
the past five weeks left on Tues-
day for home,

Mrs, George Clarke and four
‘children of New Westminster ar-
rived Tuesday to visit with Mrs.
Clarke's parents Mr. and Mrs. S.
Humphries ‘for a week.

J.D. Scott is a patient in
the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital.

. s :

‘Mr, and Mrs, L. Emanuel and
family of \Ymir were the guests
of Mrs. B, Rogers for a few days,
On ‘their return home Monday
they were accompanied by Miss
Blythe Rogers, who will be their
guest for a few days.

‘Mr. and Mrs, John Smith and
family of Encino, California, were
the guests of their cousin, Mrs.
S. Danchella for a few days.

Mr, and Mrs, E, E, Peterson
visited relatives in Grand Forks
over the weekend, .

Miss Marie Patton’ of Nelson
is holidaying with her mother,
Mrs, A, E. Webster and family,

Mr. and Mrs, Peter Peter Ril:
coff and son Eddie are home from
a week of travel through Nakusp,
Vernon and Kamloops via the
Monashee Pass, They spent three
days in Vancouver, then back -to
Salmon Arm on business. While
there they attended the Kelowna
Regatta and returned home visit-
ing Penticon, Osoyoos, Grand
Forks and Christina Lake.

Recent guests at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Kruger were
Mr Kruger's brother and sister-
in-law, Mr and Mrs, Ervine Krug-
on Lynne and Wayne of Edmon-

ion. Mr. Kruger met the visitors
n Bonnington Falls after they
had escaped a hear accident due
to the failure of the crown gear

of their car. Their stay was pro-
longed through this and they en-
joyed . visiting Kinnaird: with
Wayne catching his first fish,

Mr. Rene Archambault flew
to’ the coast on Monday to attend
the fire chiefs convention at Bur-
naby. He returned on the week-
end.

Mr, and Mrs, R. J, Paterson,
Ken and Wendy had a quiet holi-
day for the past three weeks at
their cabin on Kootenay Bay.
They returned Saturday.
Constable- Bill Murray of
Windsor and Miss Beverley Fisk
of Brantford, Ontario have been
vacationing with Bill’s parets, Mr.
and Mrs, J. A, Murray They will
return to the east today;

The Murray's other son Mor-
ris and Mrs, Murray of:Vancou’
ver are also here, presently spen-
ding a few days at Golden.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliphant
left uesdey for their home in
Edm after spending a week

with Mr, Olilphant's parents, Mr.
and Mre, R, F, Oliphant, gine
with Mr, and Mrs, A. R, Hav

kins, parents of Mrs, Oliphant,

‘NEVAKSHONFF — To Mr.
and Mrs, Peter Nevakshonoff of
Castlegar, Aug, 20, a son.

VLANICH — To Mr, and
Mrs, Géorge Vianich of Castlegar,
Aug. 26, a son,

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’ Spending afew days at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Ed -Kul-
cheski were  Mr.:. Kulcheski’s
niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Arvid Nordin and two-children
Sandra and Carl from Trenton
Michigan. Also visiting at the
Kulcheski's was’ Mrs. Nordin's
mother, Mrs, K. Bailey of Hamil-
ton, Ont.

Mrs, H._E. F, Law and Miss
Alice Anne Law of London, Eng-
land are visiting Mrs, Law’s mo-
ther, Mrs, Anne Gordon, and her
sister, Miss Isabel Gordon of Kin-
naird,

On Aug. 17, Mrs. Gordon was
hostess at a supper party at her
home, honoring Mrs. Law on the
occasion of her birthday. Guests
at the evening event were: Mr.
and Mrs, Reg Symons, Mr, Mi-
chael Meredith, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Romaine, Mrs, G, Leltner, Miss
Gail Leitner Mrs. J. S. Hardy,
Master Sydney Hardy, Mrs, H.
E, F. Law, Miss A. Law «Mrs,
Gordon and Miss Gordon,

Mr, ‘and Mrs. A. H. Culley

All

4 Tha Corporation of The Village of Kinnaird

Municipal List of Electors
1959 - 1960

The-following persons only are qualified to have
their names entered on the Municipal list of Elec-

(a) AS OWNER-] ELECTORS, British subjects of

- ' the full age‘of twenty-one years who and cor-
porations which are owners of real property
within the Municipality.

(b).AS RESIDENT-ELECTORS, British subjects
of the full age of twenty-one years Who dre
resident and have-resided continuously for
not less than six months within the Munici-
pality: immediately prior to the submission of

we “the declaration (see below)' and whose names

_are not entered on the-list as owner-electors.
() AS ‘TENANT-ELECTORS, British subjects of
the full age of twenty-one years who and cor-
. porations which are arid have been tenants in -
. + occupation of real property within the Munici-
pality continuously for not less than six mon-
ths immediately prior to making the declar-,
ation (see below) and whose names or the’

. names of which are not entered on the list as

owner- electors or resident-electors.
“and

tenant-elect

s as in (b)

September 30, 1959.- -
It is

and family
from a camping trip which took
them to Christina Lake and Pen-
ticton for a few days. Enjoying
fine weather, they spent some
time at the Sieamouse Shore of
Shuswap Lake where their son
and daughter, Linda and Kenny
joined them. The children had
been with at

the coast. The Culleys spent much
of their holiday seeing the coun-
try by. boat, exploring’ the ‘arms
of the Shuswap and Mara Lakes.

. Mrs. Carl C!

there is on file with the

941,

and (c) above must complete a statutory declara-
tion under the provisions of Section 33 of the “Mun-
icipal Act” 1957. Declaration forms may be obtain-
ed at the Village Office’and must be completed and
returned to the Village Clerk before 5:00 p.m., Sept-
ember 30, 1959. The'n name of an owner- -elector i is
placed on the list‘ of electors automatically provid.
ing registration of his or’ her title is completed by

inted out that the name df a corporation
‘shall not be entered on the list of electors unless

* tion naming some person of the full age of twenty-
one’ years who is a-British subject to be its agent
to vote on behalf of such corporation.

Additional information, if required, may be obtain-
ed.by inquiry at the Village Offce. Phone number
3 Bae he : . .

P. A. SMIBERT,
Village Clerk’:

Clerk a written authoriza-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 27, 1959

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