On the average Cansdians|' Mrs, J. Fornelli ‘returned

use about 30 pounds of all types| home on Tuesday from Vancou-
ver where she accompanied: her
of textile fabrics annually, com- ‘daughter Anita, who has _enter-

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Flight Officer’ and ‘Mrs. 3

‘R, McDonald ‘and ‘daughter Ruth-

ann. of Winnipeg are’ ‘spending
a two-week holiday at the home

Mr, E
have ‘returned to: ‘thelr home in
Oakland,: ‘California; ‘after spend-
ing “ithe past: 3 ‘months: at,’ the
Waite summer home :here,
2 Mr. and Mrs:R: Briggeman

of the former's Mr, and
cater BE. A. McDonald, ° :
Miss Catherine Pellegrin
leaves on Saturday for Vancou-
ver where she will: enter UBC.
Donald Harford left via
plane on Tuesday.'to resume his
studies at UBC in Vancouver.
“The Misses. Joanie  Lightle,
Francis Mather, and Olga Sam-

is the

:| chosen

sonoff:: leave on. Saturday for
Victoria’. They will register with
the Victoria College of Education,
They ‘were accompanied by Mrs;
O; ‘Lightle who: will return in a
few. days.

io Mrs. L.-V. Campbell returned
on: ‘Tuesday from ' Vancouver.
where “she | accompanied «her

ediSt. Paul’s Hospital as ‘a stu-
dent: ‘nurse. -

John Saxon ‘is spending a
holiday :in-Vancouver \and other
Coastal’ points,

Mr.:and ‘Mrs. ES. Noble of
Los ‘Angeles is. visiting friends
in the district for a week.

-Mrg..-D. . Magee: . of West's
staff’ is: back, on the job. after
a week's visit to Gibson, .B.C.
where she visited Mr.’ and Mrs.
Bs Deans;’also her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bost
in: Seattle.

.Mr. and Mrs, Ron Mellett ‘ot}*
Vancouver, formerly of. Trail,
were recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Goresky.

Sunday visitors at New Den-
ver were Mr. and Mrs. R.
Forgie-Thompson, | Mrs... M.:' J.
Duncan, Marie Walters, and Mrs.
W.-C. Goresky.

Mr,.and Mrs. L. Decembrini
and family. of Trail were recent
visitors ‘at the home of Mr. and

| Mrs. 1. .R. Forgie-Thompson.

daughter, Regina «who has enter-|/

‘Mr, Nick Burak, was a busl-
ness. visitor “to Penticton last
weekend,

jy Master Ricky Kis: ckis. home
from’ the _ralletecanee: Hospital

Jast\Friday. All his
hope to see him’: around inva
short time. é

. Mr. and Mrs. V.° Sorenson
arrived home -Monday™.from ‘an
enjoyable. vacation :during: which
they, visited , Spo ‘fortwo
days, traveled ‘thro the Okan-
agan to Salmon Arm’ went fish-

mall friends |*:"-

and “Mra. Partridge and, fimaly
of ‘Red Deer, Alberta, |
10 Mra Ne! Briggeman and
her, daughter,: Mra. -:W;.-E.

of ‘Trail: were ‘the recent guests
of Mr, and’ Mrs. F.. Briggeman.
Mr.: and ‘Mrs, Stan Pearce of
‘Trail and Mr.’ and Mrs. P, Hinson
of’ Laverna, Saskatchewan were
weekend visitors'to Deer Park.
‘Os Mtr, ‘and::Mrs."\W.'G, Leslie
of: Nelson’ and. their’ ‘son-in-law
sna ‘daughter, . Mr. -and Mrs. K.
s. Gunning and danahtee Laureen

ing at Sandy Point: on
Lake, and returned ‘via Lumby |
ang ‘the Monashee Pass,

Dr, Rusheost is spending the

of.

visitors to Deer. Park Sc and Renata.
Among. the: many weekend
visitors to Deer Park’ were C.

ac-|C

iccaraty "by “Me: Doug ‘Bowell
and Mr. E. M. Pierpoint.

.. Mrs, Guy, Guido ‘is spending
two weeks at Nakusp while Mr.
Guido is working there,

Mrs. M. ‘Gordon and daugh-
ter Isobel spent the ‘weekend in
Penticton,

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Wie’ Nelson
spent a few days in Proctor last
week, visiting the.’. former's

mother.

Mrs. Steve Turcak is on a
‘week's vacation” visiting | in
Kaslo and Nelson, --

Mrs. R, Desaulniers and chil-
dren have returned: from a‘ two-
week vacation in’ Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs..G. ‘W. Fox and
son Paul of Victoria’ arrived

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} | W.-Collinson ” Sr.

guests - were. Mr.. and © Mrs. ‘m. |,
Dalling ‘and family, | ME
Mrs. ‘Collinson; ‘Mr. Mrs! F.
Mitchell and family, orn Cr neh:
ton’s father, Mr. Pilkey, ; Mrs.
V.Sammons ‘and: daughter + Sher:
Ty.
Mrs. K. Askew, of. Lethbstdge
and< “her daughter: were weekend
“home. of” Mrs.
. - daughter-in-

‘ : Mar,
guest. of honor:at a ‘good luck’
party.” held

‘| Mrs, W. K. Fox and ‘sister,

for a week's vist with
the: former's parents, _ Mr, - and

Ron Hawkins. |
“Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christen-
‘gen,-Lorne and Lois spent .Thurs-
at Ainsworth Hot: Springs.

|| sroocHNOK® — To Mr: and|z
Mrs. . Stoochnoff, Shoreacres, ©

Ke ake
Sept. 6, a daughter. a

at the home. of ‘Mrs. Nick Burak.
An evening.of camasta and scrab-}.
ble." ‘was ‘enjoyed: by the seven-

1 ‘present. Miss Mildred

chosen words wished her good
luck, health ard. happiness in her} in
“career. Margaret has
since left for’ ‘Wancouver in order
to .enter™ St. .. Paul's , Hospital
School of ting the

legar, September 2, a daughter.

VETROV— To Mr. ‘and Mrs,
Elipah | Vetrov, Castlegar, Sept-
ember 2,.a. daughter.

SHERSTOBITOFF — - To Mr.
and’ Mrs. Sherstobitoff, Thrums,

‘Kootenay ‘Lake General Hos-
pital, ‘Sept 12, a daughter,’

In the: three years | 1953 -
1955 C. d 336,000

hostess in ne Teak “were
Mrs. Fay Jack, ‘Mrs. Jean Jaskson,

{| Mrs. Gwen Kissock, and Mrs.

Jack Marcellus.

. Ann ‘Westerlind and
Diane, left. today “by. .plane’ for
‘Vernon, ° where they. will ‘spend
a few week's vacation :with ‘the
former’s ‘ parents,” Mr. and Mrs.

: | Pete. Wafylyk. > : 5

automobiles -to the scrap‘ heap, :
-almost, as many as they junked | |

in the years 1946-1952;

Wood Buffalo Park; lying|

partly in’ Alberta and:partly ‘in
the Northwest Territories, is an

immense':region of - forests ~and |:

open; plains between Athabasca
and: ‘Great Slave Lakes.

Sa Ldol t parti ularly chai

ing ‘a
rangement are Tall
Mrs...L. FesQuanes: in ‘charge!

ide
of ; ithe Flow

» Mrs, |

1 and son. Bill, T. Pic-
colo, Mr, and Mrs, ‘DeVito, Mr,
Tv. Lauriente,’ Mr. ‘Ryder | and
many others.

Mr, and. Mrs, C. S.: Phelps
ang ‘children, Mr... and . Mrs,
Se ethan and: children, Mr. and
Lae CC. Ts Williamson ‘and Mrs,
H.C, Coleman: were-recent visi-
tors ‘to’ Castlegar.\:::°:"'

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Hower-decked Moat: orew much

‘ At Election: Forum:

; ‘Sam. Muirhead, ‘CCF, and),
McRae,Progressive Conservative
“walked out from ‘an ‘election for-
um‘ by the’ Junior Chamber of

Commerce’ in Trail last: night...
Their walk-out’ came during
‘the “question period,’ when’ the
‘chairman of the forum ‘ruled out
.of “order a’ question’ put to R.
Sommers, Social Credit ‘candidate
ie shad

‘| He clted‘the success of the co-ops |.

‘| what

-espectally: during “the question

the meeting, that, niore’co-opera-
tion. was ineeded,'in :the district.
in |” Rossland,

‘ Castlegar, \ and

Less than eight: per cent of U foes

Canada’s: 3,862,857: square miles
lof “land ‘area is: classed: as “oc=

Fruitvale as ‘good ; examples ot cupled “agrleultural Tand, ;

could

; public ot

He 'sald that.even' the Social
Credit Party. taal recognized the
Propored 5 $28 © tare rebate as a

‘was: on the verge
of ‘an uproar’ at'’several ‘points,

period immediately before “Muir-
head’s and? McRae’s | 1

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:] with. the - Social:, Credit govern-
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The forum ‘brought. together.
‘al: four candidates‘, running: for
ee in. the ‘Rossland- Trail ‘rid-|

: ee, Wit
candidate, told’” the . ‘audience
that “BC, is' the highest-taxed
:| province ': in! Canada.” : He>said

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* Only students who are: 2 ine
|_| tellectually and ‘morally. worthy
of handling: college work should
be. able to go‘ to ‘college,’ Dr.
Sidney ‘Smith, president “of the
University of Torontos writes in
-| Maclean's Magazine.in an article
that ‘asks: “Is more:-money than

8:30.:
Confessions. Sat 4-5 ban.

brains going to college?”

sities, “Dr, Smith writes. “Weare
not getting many of: those who
have the urge and the brains but] j

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Tabernacle

Sunday School — ‘

:00 am.
Morning ‘Worship: — la om

ic — 7:30

pm,
+ ‘ Everyone Welcome”

Evangelisti :
oe and Bible | Shuly, wea. |
Young, _ Peoples, wriday 80

“We. are’.not now | getting}...
that whole‘ group in the’ univer-|::

born. equal” “under ‘the law “does”
not |make’ en

em, equal’ under. the} than ,any 0
it’, the ;'-Maclean’s: ” article done: in fo

that. he. was in favor. ofimprov-
ing’ the present ‘road’: over, the

| Cascade summits, : since:

Blueberry-Paulson road’ ‘would
take ‘ten years ‘to complete”.
R.E. Sommers’ said: that his
government, in) the “pagt four
had: accomplished: more
er. government had

says.. eye ‘would: be. ridiculous to: Ventire “65 < million dollars: budg-

eted ‘for road work. An. Be was

expect; them. all: to possess’ the, ‘committed last .wee

vanced study, ” ‘for| ©
that Are: needed in their economic status, It would

not* the cash: Less” than ‘fifteen | 1 or

Sam> tee CCR, told

mean ‘paying more: attention to
gifted: students . while i they are
at’school, Gifted’ students are ‘the!
; | underpeteret ints: ost Ci

Waldie, Liberal 4

He. .said-that: the |;

tions. which’ ‘donated th

fors at ¢ their: recent Fait, and’ ‘the anette organixa-
Froits, rd

+ gar’ ‘Chamber: of: pilates Kiwanis Club,’ The Rotary
Club. ‘Robson: Farmers Institute,’ The Womens ‘Insti-
tute. of Kinnaird, Pythian ‘sisters of Castlegar; Daugh-
ters of the. Empire of, Castlegar,, ‘and: the Castlegar
School: Board, and its Janitors. A very. special thanks
to! the: ‘Celgar Ltd. awmill Division of . Castlegar, Mr.
Les Campbell ‘of the Castlegar | News and his staff, and
Mr.. Gus ‘Leitner: and. his Legion | Band for’ ule ‘State:
ful end, welcome sassistance.

oking the

‘Ausiliory; Castle-

vy two P

helped.” -
The’ fact ena ous men are

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Community. Bible
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Sunday, in the. Legion Han...

10:30 a.m. Sunday: Sctiool..-

7:30 Gospel: Service.

Wednesday, 7:00;‘Young People's

.Fellowship and Hebby Hour.

Dia Ay

Churel -of Jesus Christ
OF Latter-Day Saints”

‘Sundays at 10:30, am,
Twin: Rivers H Hall.

Lutheran. ar
3:00. pam: : sy ‘
Anglican: Church,’ Castlegar. e

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