CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 30, 1964

Kinnaird Socials

Local Pythian

Mrs, 3. Kaufman Ph, 368: 5488
Congratulations to new grand-
Parents Mr, and Mra. Howard But-
ler who were advised by -cable-
Bram this week of the birth of a
son to their daughter Helen, ‘Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Rogers of West.

- bourne, Bournemouth, England be-
same parents of a boy on April

Another tiny person welcomed
into this world in the Trall-Tada-
mac Hospital is the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spring.
Born on April 1, Nelson Xavier, the
third child of Mr. and Mrs, Spring,
was baptized at St. Rita’s Church
on Sunday afternoon with Rev. Fa-

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ther E.' Brophy officiating. Miss
Audrey Bertarlone and Miss Nicolo
Kaufman who stood proxy for Mra,
Spring's ‘brother and sister’ who
live fe the east,
and Mrs, A. H. Reilly of

Chaney, Wash., visited over the
weekend with their daughter and
son.in-law, the Pat Haloys.
Having spent six weeks here
from Sydney, Nova Scotia, Mrs,
Hector C, MacIntyre returned re-
cently to her home in the enst
having visited her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Tom
Spring.
Arriving at the Spring home

on Tuesday to visit for a few days
were Spring's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Colier
of Riondel,
Thought for the week — A
little common sense, a little toler-
ance, a little good humor, and
you don't know how comfortable
you can make yourself. on this
planet.

Kootenay Temple No 87 Py.
thian Sisters attending the 23rd
annual district convention In Fruit-
vale'on Saturday were Mra. W.
| Saunders, Mrs, K. McIntyre, Mra,
J, Strelioff, Mrs. W. Nixon, Mrs,
S. Dewls, Mrs, E, Forgie-Thomp-
son, Mrs. C, Bradford, Mrs. 0.
Lightle, Mrs, E. Schulte, Mrs. D.
Dergousoff, Mrs. 0. Wilson, Mrs,
L, Grunerud, Mrs. A. Saunders,
Mrs, M, Goresky, ‘Mrs. Mf. Proud,
hts M. Ratcliffe and Mrs. J. Sher-

0,

Sisters Drill

Team Wins District Shield

was held under the direction of
DDGC Audrey Rothwell of Fruit.
vale, On registrating cach member
was ‘presented with a favor with
the compliments of the hostess
Temple,

Thero were five competitors
taking ‘part ‘in the memory. | work
and airs, W. Saundors of Kootenay
Templo won the shield, comigg in
first.

There wore also five degree
staffs in the drill competitions with
Temple Pythian Sisters

A’ very

United Church
Holds Spring Tea

The Kinnaird United Church
Women held their Spring Tea in
the church basement recently.

Lovely daffodils centered the
tables and Mrs. D, Askew and Mrs.
Buroughs received the guests. The
bake table was looked after by

RENATA SOCIALS

Mrs, C, Munns as Sunday School
had the bake table. The pourers

ARRANGED

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CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR

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Phone: 365-4911

.| were Mr, and Mrs. C. Warrington

MRS M. ROTIN

Mr, and Mrs. W: Friesen,
Wendy Lou, and Wesley Leroy of
Chilliwack are visiting at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, I. Penner,’
Weekend «visitors to Renata

of Rossland, ‘Mr. and Mrs. T. Coo-
per of Trail, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Symington of Nelson, and Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Nagel of Trail.
“Mrs, A. Koch and Erhard Koch
of Castlegar were weekend visit-

ors at the home of Mr. and wee
E.G Koch and Mr. ‘and: Mrs,

We extend an. :

Open invitation

Official Opening Toniorrow, Friday,
May Ist, 1964 from 2 to 8 p.m,

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to all to attend our J

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CENTRE

were: s. K, M. Spence, Mrs, C,
WwW. Kennedy, ‘Mra, R. Smales and
Mrs, R. Finbister.

A wonderful crowd made the
tea most suceesafal:

Over 100 Attend
- Kinnaird United
Church Dinnor

‘The Kinnaird Improvement So-
ciety Hall was the scene recently
for the Kinnaird | United. Church
congregational pot-luck dinner for
which 125 people sat down.
Rev. Rodney Booth of Trail
gave a very enlighting talk on
getting a minister for Kinnaird
as of July 1. Other speakers were
Mrs. A. Warner, K. Spence, J.
Young and L. Ackney.
“The beautiful table centre was
by Bea’s Flower Shop,
entered the head table. The
Womens Institute catered. ,
‘A very enjoyable evening was
enjoyed by everyone. The annual
canvass was held on Sunday, April

roe the of Mrs, Nixon
being fret, ‘They also won the
shield, ~

The highlight of the evening
was the initiation into the Order of
Pythian Sisters of the Grand
Chief's daughter, Miss Penny
Woodward. This brought a very
successful and happy day to a close,

‘Lite-a-Bicycle
Program Planned
By Local JG’s

The Costlegar-Kinnaird Jay.
cees, with the

DEER PARK SOGIALS

mrs, wi SON

Mr. and Mrs, Donald Wires
have returned to thelr ‘home at
Redmond, Oregon after, spending
the past week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Briggeman, +

Rev. Tom Welch of Portland,
Oregon was the weekend guest of
his aunt. Mrs. Ella Jamieson.

‘Weekend visitors at the Wor-
ley summer home: here. included
Mrs... Worley and grandson Bob,
Of Trail, ‘Mr. and

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Columbia at Main Street

+ U.S, should work towards the same

Won ine ay Meroe EERE

Mr. Frank Worley of Seattle,

Mrs, Dorothy Snowden of Rob-
son was a weekend visitor. at the
home of Mr. and Mra. C. S, Phelps.

Mr, and Mre, Ralph Briggeman
and family were visitors to Edge-
wood last week where they attend-
ed the funeral service of the lat- : \
ter's’ mother, the late Ms. A.
Partridge,

2880 Highway Drive, TRAIL, Phone Zenith 6330

SALES AND SERVICE

Mr. and ‘re. Seaman Dewis,
daughter Donna and son Bob of
Robson were the Sunday guests of
Mr, and Mra. C. S, Phelps.

Mrs, M, Butler and ra, DB
Jamieson of Robosn were recent
visitors to Deer Park,

Mr. and’ Mrs: F. erigeemen

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Every Ca Car, ; Guaranteed

and Mr, and Mrs, C. T. Williams

were Sunday visitors to "Renata,
0. Jamieson of Fort St,

John was a ‘weekend visitor to

Deer Park.

of ‘the
RCHP, school authorities and the
District’ Safety Council, will atage

and safety. Program in May, chair-
man of the event Gary. Hyson
announced this wee!

the first Part of its “Lite-a-Bike" | .

Largest stock in the. Kootenays of genuine
for. priall & Genorat I Mojors Nehicles,

“Largest er ‘and most : Tally. equipped "Garage a and
Body shee in’ the Kooten

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Selborling Tire Warehouse

Open, to all Site youngsters,
the program will be the first-stage
of a two-part bicycle safety: pro-
gram that will be finalized in June.

The “Lite-a-Bike" and inspec.
tion will take place on May, 23 and
24 at the following places: Robson
Hall on May 23, at- Crossroads
Service and the Kinnaird Hall. on
May, 24,

“The Bicycle Rodeo is part of.8

safety being conducted by the Ca-
nadian Junior, Chamber of Com-

The Jaycees plan to have the
free inspection ‘and reflective tape
put on the’ youngsters’ bikes a
month in advance so that young-
sters who “cannot participate in
the rodieo will’ still be’ safe. on

19,

roadways throughout the district.

. + The members of the LA to the

Royal Canadian Legion Branch No.

170: held a very successful tea and

sale on Saturday afternoon in the
ion Hall.

Guests were welcomed on their
‘arrival by Mrs. H. Bate, president
of the LA. The tables and hall were

SEWERS

financial arrangements at
FREE BONUS: Complete

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Get your estimate on the work you are responsible
for on your own property and then see, us for.

ceptions, against death or total disability.

Castlegar Credit Union

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ST. RITA’S HALL
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in the’ spring

rangement centered the s ig ta~
ble, The individual tea tables were
each centered with some spring
flowers.

All ‘the floral arrangements
were the handiwork .of Mrs, Bea
Lundquist, which she kindly do-
nated, Presiding at the urns during
the afternoon ‘were Mrs. F. Willey,
Mrs. Wilding, Mrs. H. F. Hyson
and Mrs. J. Greene. | :
Committees in charge were:
bake. table, Mrs. .T. -Walker, Mrs,

Local Canadian Legion LA
Holds Successful Tea, Sale

E.. Rourke and Mrs, J. Ungarian;
sewing table, ra A. Kokendovich,
Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. M. Moore;
tea tables, Mrs..W, Brownlie and
Mra.’ W." Dunn;.: serving-: business
firms, ‘Mrs. C,. Hutchinson, Mrs.

J. Greene, and Mrs. H. Bate; kit-|{

chen, Mrs. F. Bacon, Mrs. R. Wadey
and Mrs, J. Leckie. Mrs. B. Hill
was in charge: of the hamper. and
tickets. Mrs. -E. A. MeDonald sold
tea tickets, ..

The Beautifully-qecorated | cake
that was raffled was won by Mrs.
J. R. Burdes of New. Westminster
who is’ visiting with “Mrs. ° M.
Creighton. The centre piece on the
serving table was tl 0)
and was won by Mrs. J. Raine of
Robson. The hamper ‘of groceries
was. won by Miss Sleeve McLeod
of: Kinnaird, *

nation-wide. program of bicycle} A}:

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL

NOTI

“The rollow me rate policy i is now

in effect

PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY

1. Patients occupying semi-private 1 rooms will be charg-.
ed $2.50 per day in Cees to - the ‘co-insurance ©

charge.

2. A deposit of $

10. 00. will be eeetad upon wudiision

to the hospital.

3., Charges for Out-Patient care will be collected at ‘the
time of the service.

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Amer cons Told Canada

Canada must
age freer world:jtrade and the

objective, the’. Colville Kiwanis
Club was told last Friday by the
editor of the' Castlegar’ News.“

. Burt Campbell told the‘group
that Canada’s population, which’ is
only one-tenth that of the U.S.’s,
is “much to small for.somo Cana-
dian. industries fe, obtain, produc.

¢

UB. over. Fe billtoa dorived from
our surplus in our balance of pay-
ments ‘from the rest of the world
and from our own domestic -gold
production. :

‘Without this, sald Mr. Camp-
bell, the U.S's_ external position
would ‘have’ been ‘worse’ by’ an
additional $5 billlon, resulting most
probably in some further, gold out-
flow, from th at, country.
jeferring to the Columbia ri.

tion near
the scale’ that can be achieved in
the U.S, the European Common
Market or Japan.”

‘Mr, Campbell was speaking at
the start of Canada-U.S, Goodwill
Week, an annual observance pro-
moted by Kiwanis International.

Reminding. his’ Msteners that
Canada’ hasan unfavorable balance
of’ trade ‘with “the States, the
speaker noted that ‘while you want
to buy our raw materials, you levy
high tariffs to discourage the im-
Portation of Canadian manufactur-
ed goods.”

Ho ‘said ‘tho’ U.S. needs Ca-
nadian raw materials ‘but’ Canada
needs’ to sell that country goods
witha higher laborcontent.

The newspaper editor said. that

ver treaty agreed upon between
Canada and the U.S, the, speaker
said’ the .agreoment ‘will. stand
asa bright ‘goal. post ‘ina new
era’ of U.S.-Canadian rela lations, Ke

C&D Hospital WA.
‘Members to Attend
Regional Meeting

The members of .the Ladies
Auxiliary, to the Castlegar and
District Hospital. held .their regu-
lar meeting last week in the Rotary
Health’ Centre with’ Mrs. R. W.

‘ing the

in the past 10: years: C.
have not only used an amount equi-

valent to all the investmont dollars | «

obtained from that country in that
period to pay for the goods and ser-
vices which Canadians have import-
ed Yrom.the U.S., but in the. same
period Canadians have also pald the

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routine opening. and’ business,
‘Twelve ‘of the members pre-
sent signified their intentions of
attending the regional hospital au-
xillary meeting ‘which will be held
in .Grand. Forks.

Mrs. R,. Wade reported a a very
successful -ruminage ‘sale’ and ex-
tended'her thanks to’ all who had
made the day so successful both
with the donations, attendance,
and in any other way... ;

Final. plans ; were inade for
the ‘Auxiliary Ball which will be
held..on May. 8. Mra,.D.'C. Dever-
son :.is ‘ the.’ general: convenor ‘for
the ball. By % B

> Alletter of thanks is ‘to be
sent \to’ Mrs. L,’ Korody ‘for the
baby! ‘outfits ‘she knits which are
in'the show ‘case at the’ hospital,
Mrs; Korody~ offered to do’ more
knitting if ‘the Auxillary
vide ‘the ‘ wool.’ si

“Owing to’ 18 being'a holi-
day, the’ next meeting ‘will be held

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on May 19 in the Rotary. Centre,

i gimbiiie of barriers be.

_ tween nations is the wall
across Berlin, part of .
the iron curtain that
stretches for 2,000
barbed wire miles be-.
tween East and West

°° (from the Baltic Sea on
the north to the Black.

, Beat ont he south).

Cannda-United States

‘Goodwill Week, April

26-May 2, marks the

147th anniversary of

‘the Rush-Bagot Agree-

” ment—a simple guar-

antes of peaceful com-

fs “merce between two

: athens cancellable by,
either oneon thi

‘ days written notice.

ot "ee 17H

one

Bi. David’s Chureh |
Round-Up an. Event.
For ‘Whole Parish

St, David's Round- Up held
recently in the Kinnaird hall: was
most successful,’ The, striking .de-
corations were in the western mo-
tit and attracted the attention of
the many ‘guests and visitors,

William J. Weymark P. Eng.

Consulting . Engi eer,

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The fons were
a tea, bake sale, white: elephant
table and. a’cake' walk, These ev-
ents were convened by the Caztle-
gar‘Branch of the WA. ‘The ‘girls
of the Young People’ assisted in
serving during the tea hour. :
Winner of the afternoon's door
prize was Mrs. W. Patton. A busy
place was the garden ‘corner. which

In dramatic contrast:

‘ the Canada-U.8. border. ~
‘Of it, PresidentLyndon °

‘Johnson said, “On that

border we have no sol-
diers, We have no weap-
ons. Wehaveonly long
and enduring friends.”
Thirty-three Kiwanis
Peace Markersstand
“along this border—the

“© only sentinels for 3,000
“miles. Truly, a pen stroke
‘mad ‘the ‘difference,

pro-| for safety here it was considered

Ferry Ghcias
On Night of

|The’ Kinnaird-Castlegar. and
District Safety Council decided va-
rious, means of performing safety
meastres at its last meeting.

Mrs. Pat. Haley, ‘president,
brought. to attention that May had
been designated.as National Safety

desirable to promote the campaign
for a school safety poster contest.
i Noted also was that a:hospital
accident report may be. obtained
Anaus Hain-

Month and* among the proposals | -.*

Checked .
Accident _

“walk side The recent warning that
Kinnaird? water‘must be: boiled
brought “a ‘suggestion from Pat
Romaine that residents might have
a moral obligation as to the use of
drinking fountains ‘in Kinnaird for
tourists ‘and“children.” ) "+
‘Broken’ glass ‘at’ district swim-
ming ‘sites ‘posed another ‘com-
plaint’ which® was ‘discussed. Also
talked about:‘was ‘the ‘dangerous
situation’ which‘ occurs when high
water.comes up into the deep holes
at the drive-in property in Castle.

gar. Mr.

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SaaaibiliGes are.”

A significant fact was brought
before the safety meeting ina re-
port: given jby “E: ‘Newman wheh
he .told. of inspecting .the ferry
chaing‘on-the evening of the ferry
aceident. He had chosen this par-
ticular night, ‘several hours before
the accident, to-follow.up a pre>
‘viously lodged ‘complaint of accl-

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. highway’ in'Kinnaird on the side-

to; investigate the “oafety. matter
sl andzt af

Pat Romaine and Ray Heagy
offered. to share, the responsibility
in ascertaining what could be done
about. two. open. culverts .in Kin.
naird which had been: brought to
the ’attention of the Safety Council
during the month. -
as A: Buggeation. was offered. ‘that
something further be ‘done ‘with
regard: to .the “posting. of “lanes”
from Celgar so that traffic may be
directed Jas _to';the lane ‘to. take
before arriving” at’ the = ferry ap-

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inceting’ of” the
Safety. Council is: held every third
Thursday of. the month and its
executive would like’to see. more
Persons’ Joining the. organization,

lege near. Castlegar’
elatest-to ‘endorse the ac-
tion was the Village of Fruitvale at
a village. council meeting last week.
The village, in, ‘conjunction with
a‘ committee, had> been, press:
for. éstablishment' of * the college

by.J. Raine. A po-
pular fish pond was conducted by
the girls of the Junior, Auxiliary
and the girls were kept very busy.
These events were followed by
a most delicious chuck wagon sup-
per which was ‘convened by the
Kinnaird Branch of the WA and
the Evening Guild,
Games of skill convened by J.
Lambeth assisted by the’ boys of
the} ‘Young’ People’s Group also
proved ‘very popular, especially
with..the .teenagers-and the -boys
were kept very busy.
. During the evening a delight,

were Jims McLuckie and some ‘of
the square dancers,’ Mrs, W.\Mc-
Cabe’s” school choir sang many
selections, and N. Fishwick and
some of the high school band
played several selections. St. Da-
vid's~Choir also sang-several se-
Iéctions. The-choir was led by Mrs,
J. Coleopy. Colored . moving’ pic-
tures of Camp’ Galilee‘were shown
by. ue ee Dyke: of

‘This program ” was very well
weseived ‘by.‘all present:and: all
said, it had been,a most'delightful
day, ‘The events of‘the day,,were
concluded with an auction sale fol-
lowed by-a dance,
‘walking “doll which was

were extended to Dall's TV’ for
loaning and installing a TV for the
afternoon, enabling those attend.

General. convenoks for the
day's’ events were Mrs, J. F. Kil-
lough and Mrs.'H. Bate.

sehban Pla! Eis
For Convention .

Harry Woods, presiding minis-

ter of the eepnmeianna Con-

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reports as a meeting of depart

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convention. to be. held in Grand
Ki

njoyed. Items ‘included |

The “wi 3
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by Mrs, J.;-Frost.: Grateful thanks |

ing'the supper to watch the games. |’

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