CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, September 5, 1957

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Castlegar Happenings

Mr, and Mrs, James ‘Killough
have as there guest the latter's
mother, Mrs. Davis of Creston.

Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Cantell
have returned from an extended
trip .through the United States,
the Maritime Provinces and Ont.
On their way home they visited
relatives in Saskatchewan and
Alberta,

Mr, Bernard Ball and Chris
Kendall of Regina were weekend
guests of Dr. G. A, McDonald.

Friends will be sorry to
learn that Mrs. C. C, Bradford
has received word of the death
of her mother, Mrs. Hansen in
Hamilton, Ontario,

Mr. and Mrs, ©. Lightle ac-
companied their daughter Joan
to Llangley, where she has ac-
cepted a teaching position.

Among those attending the

Jubilee at

the | were, Mr, and Mrs,

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G. Anderson and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bradford, Mr, and Mrs.
Thirng and family, Mr. and Mrs,
Cc. W. Kennedy and Rosalee, Mrs,
Laura Bridgeman, Mr, and Mrs.
Joe Killough and Miss Babs Kil-
lough.

Mr..O. Anderson and Mr, V.
Mowbray have returned to re-
sume teaching in the distriet.

Mr. Ken Dergouséff of Van-
couver was a weekend visitor at
‘the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Ivan D

brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, L. V. Campbell.

‘Mr, and Mrs. J. Pedersen had
as their guests last week, their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Orve Pedersen of . New

and two child:
Over night guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Hostetter
were Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshat-
say and family of Lethbridge,
Alberta,

Mr. and Mrs, John Wiig and
their son and. daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, T. Davidson have
just returned from Spokane,
Washington, where they attend-
ed a reunion of Mrs. Wiig'’s
family the Emersons, There were
seventy-elght members of. the
family present and they gather-
ed together for a picnic in the

Mission Park, The following day.

the family attended a Paper Mill
picnic in the same spot as one of
Mrs. Wiig’s nephews is an em-
ployee of the Paper Mill there.
Other members of the family
eame from Idaho, Dakota and
Montana for the reunion.

Bob Hesketh and Ray By-
strom are home again after
spending the summer at the
RCAF Cadet Camp at Sea Island.
Both boys won a_ scheduled
course in Radar through the lesa
Air Cadet Corps.

Miss Linda Hesketh spent a
week in Trail visiting relatives
there.

Mrs. M. Dalton and sons have

Miss Bernice Kavic left by
plane for Haney where she will
resume her teaching duties.

Mr. and Mrs. R, A, D. West
were Vancouver visitors last
weel

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Devitt
are spending two weeks holiday-
ing in Vancouver.

Miss Babs Killough has re-
sumed her teaching duties in
Rossland.

Avisitor at the home of Mr.
ang Mrs. W. R. Whittaker was
the latters’ sister Dr. Belle Mc-
Gauley of Los Angeles, Cali-
fornia, who is en route home fol-
lowing a summer spent in
Europe.

Miss Judy Whittaker return-
ed home after i three

éd from visiting in Creston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harmston
spent their vacation in Kimber-
ley. z
Mr, Hopland, Raymond and
Arlene took Elizabeth to Victoria
where she will enter Royal Ju-
bilee Hospital for nurses’ train-
ing.

Mr, and Mrs. Bavura had as
their guest for two wepks, their
nephew, Bruno Bavura, who left

yesterday. on the boat “Cristofo
Columba” for the Old Country.

Mrs, Archie Ferguson has re-
turned from a two weeks holiday
at the home of her -brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Hepper at Marysville, B.C.

Kinnaird Korner

weeks at the Girl Guide World
Centenary Camp at Doe Lake,
Ontario, Judy was chosen to re-
present the guides of this dis-
trict at the Camp where repre-
sentatives of the Guides of forty ay
three nations were gathered.

Mr. F. Eremenko returned |
home on Sunday after spending
@ week in Calgary.

Miss - Regina Campbell re-
turned to Vancouver to continue,
‘her nurses’ training after spend-
ing the past month with her par-
ents,

Mr. and Mrs, R, F. Burton
and son of Kamloops were visi-

tors at the home of the latter’s
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Mr. and Mrs, Howard Heglin
and family recently returned
from their vacation, in which
they spent one week at: Salem,
Oregon and one week visiting

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Heglin’s relatives in Victoria.

Kenny Leitner, on leave from
the navy is spending a few weeks
hollday at hime. He joined the
navy last March and was station-
ed at Cornwallis, Nova Scotia,
where he had the distinction of
being chosen one of the Sunset
Guard, which are a crack pre-
cision group of new. recruits.
They performed at various func-
tions in Nova Scotia, Kenny has
finished training and is due In
Esquimalt about Sept 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reed
have been visiting the fornier’s
parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs, Les Reed.

They have just returned from af
short trip to the Coast for a visit,
with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Reed andj
will leave for their home in Win-

nipeg on, Saturday. .

* FO. Glen York is holidaying
here with his parents, Mr. and:
Mrs, H. York.

Spending the weekend at the,
D. Deverson home were Mr, and’

Mrs, W. Meers and. Mr. and Mrs,

S. J. Surina of Kaslo,

Mrs, J, C, Mcleod spent the, :

weekend with her parents-:in Nel-#

son, Mr. and Mrs. K. Jensen,
Mr, and Mrs, J. Lewis ond

family, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd

Ackney and family spent theirg ‘

last outing for the: season af
Christina Lake, Miss Nona Henke;

and Miss Jill Barclay jolned#il
.them there for the weekend. The)

young ladies are on their way toma
Montreal to nursing positions,
Mr. and Mra. 8. C,

: Fimonth of July in Hawall and the

. | at home,

{a short visit to Spokane,

. Miss Marie Paton returned to
| gstands, returing on the Oronsay, her.work in Nelson Monday after
to spend the month of August spending a month's Vacation at
home,

Mr. ‘and Mrs, Walper and Mrs, A. E. ‘Webster has as her
) family and Mrs, A. Morehouse guest Miss Laura Hall.of Toron-
‘returned Monday evening from to, who is’ spending o month
-here before returning to her posi-

tion as nurse..Miss Hall {s form-
erly from Jamaica,

Visiting the Keith Paton home
over the weekend were
Paton’s brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Stevenson
and another brother Robert, all
of Tulsequah.

Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Harrison
; Ronnie Lewis have

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visit to Carmen and . Nesbitt,
Manitoba, *

‘Mr, and Mrs, Pat Haley and
ghilgren spent Sunday and Mon-
day visiting the latter's father,
Mr. H. Reilly ‘at Wawkon, Wash.,
near Spokane.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. R..
Gagnon over the long weekend
were the latter's sister and broth-
er-jn-law, Mr. and Mrs, N. Wat-
kin of Seattle.

Mrs. R. EB, Wadey and Mrs.

* May Burroughs of Vancouver are

returned from Penticton on Mon-3&
day where they. took their
daughter Donna, who has joined)
the staff of the Penticton High]
School, Miss Muirhead spent they

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was guests at the R, H. Wadey home.

They came to attend the Kil-
lough-Toogood wedding and are
visiting friends in the district.

Mr. and Mrs. Royden Morice
and two children of Calgary have
been visiting the former’s father,
Mr. Bert Morice over 'the week-
end, They returned home Monday
where Mr. Morice is an inspector
for CPA,

Mrs. J. H. MeLcoa has her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr, an
Mrs, James McLeod and children
Jimmy, Marilyn and David visit-
ing her. They will attend the
‘Toogcod wedding.

Mr. and Mrs, Joe Burrows
accompanied their son Douglas,
Jack Collinson and Mildred Mar-
cellus to Christina Lake at the
weekend,

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gray and
family returned Saturday from
a two week vacation at Alpine
Inn at Christina Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haw-
kins had as their guests for the
past week, Mr. and Mrs. E. Coop-
er and graridchildren of Victoria.

Miss Vay Hawkins is spend-
ing her holidays in Calgary with
her brother and ‘sister-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hawkins,

Mrs, Ross Turner and chil-
dren flew to the Coast on Satur-
day to spend several weeks visit-
ing relatives there.

Mrs. George Sparrow re-
turned Friday morning from a
vacation in Vancouver, where
she visited her daughter Miss
Margaret Clare and -other rela-
tives in the city.

Mr. mir Mrs, Harvey Jack

Leveridge of Kinnaird and E,
Corrigan from Ontario, were re-
cent visitors to Renata and

Mrs, Deer Park.

Mr, and Mrs. C. Williamson,
accompanied by P, Docll of Re-
nata were recent aviators to
Rossland and Castleg

Mr., and = Mrs,  ODell of
Picture Butte, Alta,
former’s mother Mrs,

Kenora, Ontario,- we!

-” cent guests of Mr. M, A. Kirken-

dall and Mr. and Mrs. F. Brigge-
man, * o

Miss Jean Stainton returned
to her home at Castlegar ,after
spending the holiday weekend at
Deer Park where she was the
guest of Mr. and. Mrs, C. Wil-
lamosn,

Cc, Catalano, V. Arturo, E.
Beck and D, Lunn, all of Trail,
spent the holiday weekend at
the Catalano summer home here,

Mr, and Mrs. E. T. Coleman
and W. Beaton of Nelson were
weekend visitors to Nelson.

. Master .Carl Wine has re-
turned to Deer Park from a visit
to Bentley, Alta. He was ac-
companied by his father Louis
Wine, who spent a few days
visiting with friends at Deer
Park and Renata, +

Mr, and Mrs, ©. Williamson
were the hosts at a dinner Sun-
day when they had as guests the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Reimer of Renata, her uncle”

and aunt Mr. and Mrs. F. Reimer

of Vancouver, Miss Jean Stain-

ton and Thor Aasland of Castle-
ar,

One of the largest fish caught
during the holiday weekend was
.a T pound Kamloops trout, land-
ed by Ken Myles of Proctor. He
also caught 4 smaller fish,

Mrs. J. Schuepfer and son
Gerry of Robson and Mr. and
Mrs. N. Lucht of Trail were
wéekend visitors to Deer Park.

. Mr. and Mrs. George
Briggeman and their nephew
Carl Wine returned from Ross-
land where they were guests at
the Diamond Jubilee celebra-
tions,

Mr. and Mrs. J, Lamont and
daughter Clarrissa of Trail were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Brig-

geman and Mr. and Mrs, Fred

Briggeman.

Mr, and Mrs. Fred Brigge-
man had as recent guests. the
Jatter’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Croy of Seattle, Washington.

The beaches at“Deer Park
were dotted with the bonfires of
holiday. campers, on the last

nthe from a
motor ‘rip t to Banff, Lake Louisa,
Calgary and other points in Alts.

Terry

is home ¢;

of the ‘summer vacation.
Among the many visitors were
campers from’ Taril, Nelson,

after spending some time in Trail
-Tadanac Hospi .

The T. Davidsons arrived
home Tuesday evening after
spending as week at Christina
and a week with relatives in

and Colville,
Washington.

Mrs. F. Briggeman is spend-
ing a few days in Trail, where

she is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. _

J. Lamont.
Thor Aasland left for his

Spokane. Mrs. Davidson’s par--home in Castlegar after spend-

ents Mr. and Mrs, J. Wiig joined.
them on Sunday for a family re-
union.

The A, Culleys have return-
ed from; their vacation at Chris-
tina Lake and a trip to Vancou-
‘ver aiid

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Mr. and Mrs, Livingston of
New Westminster spent Sunday
and Monday with their daughter,
‘Mrs,. Charles Harrison. They
have been visiting other relatives
in Trail and Rossland.

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KERR MASON QT. JARS, wide mouth, 1 doz. $2.17
CIGARETTES all brands, carton -..

BUTTER, Ist grade, Ib.

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OKANAGAN CANNING PEACHES, 18 Ib. crate $1.89
BANANAS, 2 Ibs.
LETTUCE, tb.

“MEATS.

BOLOGNA, sliced, Ib.
LIVER, Baby Beef, sliced, Ib.

.»Mr. Gene Kiefe, daughter
Lucille of. White ‘Sulphur, Mon-
tana, Miss. Kiefe’s cousins from
Missoula, Montana and friends
from. Missouri, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. J..V,. Briggeman
of Trail, spent a day visiting with
their relatives, the ‘Briggeman’s
at’ Deer P&rk.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stuckleber-
ger left a few days ago for Card-
ston, Alta, where™ they will
spend the winter at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr, and Mrs. Emery Gruninger,

Cc. H. King, J. Smith and
Inspector McKenzie of School
District No. 9 Castlegar, were, re-
cent visitors to Renata and ‘Deet
Park,

Mr. and Mrs, R. Bergeron
‘and children and Mr. and ‘Mrs.
D. Fowler 4nd children returned
to their home at Montrose after

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a few days at Renata,
: Mrs, Defoe of Trail, who is
ee chding a holiday at their
summer home at Syringa’ Creek,
and Mrs, Nelson were recent
visitors to Deer Park.
‘" Dr, John Skorey of Chicago,
his mother Mrs. J. Skorey and

.brother Bill and daughter of ©

_High | River,, Alta, spent a few
“days visiting with friends at Re-
nata, their:.former home about
30 years ago, and friends at Deer
Park.

,of Ca

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ing the past two weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C, Wil-
Namson.

Mr. and Mrs, O. D'Andrea of
Trail entertained at a family re-
union when thelr sons and thelr
families-spent the holiday week-
end at their summer home here,
Earlier their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Richard D!
. Andrea and children of Trail, and
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Burges and
children of Vancouver spent a
week camping at Deer Park.

Mrs. R, Worley and grand-
son Bob returned to their home
in Trail after spending the sum-
mer vacation at Deer Park, They
had as weekend guests Mrs. Wor-
ley's son Captain Arthur Worley
of Nelson and son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Worley
and children of Robson.

Robson Socials

“Mr. and Mrs, Martin Caine
and son Garcy from Victoria and
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Smith
parents of Mrs. Caine of Brent-
wood, Essex, England, were re-
cent visitors at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, J. 'T. Webster.

Dr. and Mrs, J. Evans of
Brandon, Manitoba, who spent
the summer months at their sum-
mer home here in Robson, have
left on Saturday for Brandon. .

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Scott and
son David have’ left for Calgary.

Mrs, John Raine and daugh-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 5, 1957 5

ter Mildred returned to their have as their guest their anush.
home after spending the summer ter Mes Bjourn de Bough of
months in Alberta, Mr. and Mrs, Odd Anderson
Mr. and Mrs, David Adshead and Mr, and’ Mrs. B. Mahoney
and family arrived home after a of Cold Lake, Alta motored to
weeks trip to Vancouver, where Spokane on Sunday.
they visited Mrs, Adshend’s Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Webb of
mother Mrs. LaRogue, Trail, returned to their home
and Mrs, Verne Pattullo after visiting at the home of Mrs.

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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSN.
CASTLEGAR

First Aid Classes will commence about the middle
: of September.

. These classes will be open to all students who
have not received a St, John award in the year 1957.

Students who have received a St. John award
during 1957 are welcome to take the class as o re-
.fresher course but will not be allowed to toke the
examinations, .

Fees for the classes cre Men $2.50, Ladies $1.00
and School Students Free.

Anyone wishing to take first aid please telephone
Mr. aS King, 7511 or Mr. R. Rivers 6461 after 5:00
p.m. daily.

When the time and place of the classes has bsen
arranged all will be notified.

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