CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 28, 1961

For Guiders

. Thank You!

. The first training session for

the Guiders In the Columbia Divi-

May we express our grateful thanks to all the sion was held in the East Trail
Gulde Hall recently, when many of
the Castlegar Gulders were present,
‘Mrs, L, Cross told the many Gul-
ders present that it was the wish of
her family to donate a trophy In
memory of her mother, -the late
Mrs, M, Dougan, formerly of Kin-

: good people who made the opening of

IRENE’S CAFE

such- a success naird, This trophy Js to be known

as the Maude Dougan trophy and

will be competed for by all Girl

Guide companies in the Columbia

“IRENE - LINDA & DONNA WILSON Division and will be on some phase

of badge work to be decided on by
ths

Mrs. Cross who:1s badge accre-

eae et Se eck
Garbage Notice .-

Training Session Held

_@
In Trail

that, the Guiders bear the heaviest
responsibility and the largest load
of duty in the: Guide movement, on
you rests the Job of guiding the
girls who pass, through our ranks
to betome worthwhile citizens of
tomorrow,

‘Mrs, Oross “went on to outline
the very definite duties of a badge
secretary. which include the finding
of teachers, teaters for all profic-
tency badges and of maintaining a
high standard. We are very fortun-
ate in this. area: where we have
many who ate qualified to be tes-
ters, i

‘At the close of a very interest.
ing evening’ delicous refreshments |.
were served by the hostesses, ‘Mrs.
3.8, Lilburn and Mrs, L, L, Prough.

RENATA SOCIALS

Seeroasy and the Guilder. She said
... Collections will be.

LEGION CORNER

Tuesday Afternoons Mrs, M! Bohn

Mrs, L. Wither of Vancouver is
commencing ° : visiting at the home of her daugh-
e ter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mra,

T, Wiebe.
Tuesday, Oct. 3 ‘ ‘Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, J. Reimer, were!
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Reimer of Van-
==) couver, Mr. and Mrs. J, Relmer Jr.,
J. LOGELIN =| and Sharon and Wendy of Nakusp,
CLERK. - Mr. C. Reimer .and Mr, P. Reimer.

of Vancouver,
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sided and: led a short devotional

RED. AND WHITE STORE cc nate mn oa

a c .| ing following.
KINNAIRD, B.C. At the conclusion of the bus-
ness Mrs, L, Cantell showed slides
of her trip to Europe, including
_[ scenes from London, ee Boot.
land, etc,

Pers pate ares : “Mis, Cantell was thanked for

é . "| | showing the lovely and interesting

PORK. CHOPS, ‘Ib, ......5..050.. BBG fl sicmrch, ‘ater shiot retreionnts
were served by the hostesses Mrs,
L, Grunerud, Mrs. J..Dunlop, Mra,

PORKiLEG ROAST, thy .......... B80 || tanec! snd ton er Rane

in the new. Castlegar Subdivision

‘30 Attend lio
~ Church W.A. Meet

Members of the: Circles of the
United Church held a joint meeting
in the church basement Thursday
evening, when there were 30 mem-
bers present. “Mrs, I. McNeil pre-

“Jzone méeting to be held In Grand

SIDE BACON, sliced, Ih, ........ 69¢° || ROBSON SOGIALS

‘ ; : .- | [mrs. A. HK. Waldle, Phone 365-5921
BEEF POT ROAST, Ibw.......... BBo |]... 9.2.2 rma
: ‘| | monton.-where she‘ visited with her

gods Lh iid ithe
BEEF SHORT RIBS, tb., .......... 380 oe R Balan

Mr: and Mrs, A. Smecher have

2 fi it trip into thi

BUTTER, Ist grade Ib. .......... 68 ranteen come.

: Mr.and Mrs. W. T. Waldie have

ok returned from a recent trip to Spo=

PREM, Swift's, 2 fins ween een 18962 kang, where they. waited with thelr
Mrs, C, Loveland.

SURF. King Size, . we hve eee = 81.09 wd INGE Se Bannon. ail;

ter and son-in-law,/ Mr. and Mrs,

SUGAR, white, 10 Ihs., | sisesseses TO cw home in Vancourens |
- : Recent visitors at the home of

MILK, Camation, i, 6 fins. Bev | \deuetter and eon-inctaw, Ber, ond

Mrs. D. .Corbett, who'are enroute

New York,

TRANS. CANADA

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Tuesday, Wednesday, Oct. 3 and 4 .

ADVANCE TELEPHONE. AND PERSONAL
‘SHOPPING ORDERS ACCEPTED THIS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! ©

Watch for- your Come In! | -FREE DELIVERY
28 page Sale Write Int os fe og stlegar>

flyer delivered or phone into.

by. mall, Trail 368-5232.

to make ainew Rome, -in Clinton, f

By’ OLUB REPORTER
At the regular meeting of Sept.
19 it was decided to have a Legion
sign made locally rather than pur-
chase one from a well-known sign |-

branch of our size,
‘A motion was passed, that ef-
fective immediately, anyone patron-
izing the Club room after. 7,00 p.m.
will have to be dressed appropriate.
ly, Numerous complaints; have been
received regarding some patrons
wearing solled work clothes. nt
Com. .Wadey..remarked on the

Forks on Oct.. 21-22, He requested

should attend.
An bppraisal on our existing

tained. This information will enab!

the executive to- decide. whether: or,
not-to present -to the membership,
the possibility of selling: our extat-.

hall-in some other location,

"Sacrament ‘Meciing._
Held Racenily

F ee Included * ih. the. program, “fol-
lowing the sacrament meeting, were |
‘two young men, iniasionaries for the
Church of ‘Jésus Christ of ‘Latter
Day Saints, ‘who ‘arrived in the
Nelson area this week to begin their.
field work there. They are Elder
Mile J. Petersen atid Elder John G,
Roach.

ling door to door to acquaint people
‘with themselves and: with the tea-
ehings:of:the .Mormon” faith.
‘Thelr purpose is not, to solicit funds
orto sell but to. bear‘ witness to the
Gospel and” ‘tenchinga of: Jesus
Christ.

: These ‘Elders are, representative
of the extenaive missionary program
that ia sponsored by the Church
throughout “the ‘world.’ There are

8,500 men and women similarly la-
boring in .the vatlous mission of

world,

‘Alaskan-Canadiani Mission and 1s

ot only one of the newest missions
in.the Church but'also one of the
fastest. growing missions of the
ehureh. The 115 missionaries in the
Alaskan-Cansdian ; mission, like

serve in the field for two years be-
fore returning home to their achool- | :
ing or vocational work. They re-

church for this work. but are sup-

im -

ported by their parents or friends
from home. In some. instances they

past to’ be used. when ‘cailed ‘on! for |

this gospel work.
‘It is expected that there: will

the Trail. and Castlegar’ Districts,
ag’ well:as Nelson. ‘TheChurohi of
Jems ‘Christ, which these:young el-

that it was organized na direct Pa
velation from God the Father and
jis Son," Jesus Christ. ’

/° Bor AN, Your
INSURANCE ,AND
REAL _ESTATE’NEEDS

company, The feeling of those pre- | ‘
sent was that the price of the,re- |".
gulation was far too much for a|_

that as many members as Posaible, :

property. sind bulfding is to-be, ab-.|-,.

ing. property. and building .a. new; ia

A foint ‘sacrament meeting was| |

During 'the’, time they: are |)”
in'the Nelson area they will be cal-| ::

[the Church. With 4 membership of |"...
1.7. million this Church” is well re- | °~
presented “in many parts: of the|"

British Columbia is part of the |

those in other parts’ of the world|’

ceive no monetary return from the] _

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FRESH 2)"

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Bemnon: formerly « of ‘Granbrook, ae
charming wedding ‘ceremony in:
the ‘Robson Community "Memoria!

‘Ohurch’

. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, ‘Sept.. 28, 1961.

_Castlegar Socials ©

ais Johnson, Phone 365-8294
i) Mr,and Mrs, Tony ‘Austom of
Montreal (Mrs. "Austom -is.the for-

‘Mrs, H. Gergely received - word

| Monday - evening that ‘her son.Ted
| had undergone an operation in the

Oliver Hospital ‘that’ afternoon, -

Qtre, LP. Ferguson) received
word Saturday ‘evening of the, death
of her brother, Dr. ‘Thomas’ Childs:
who had: Passed away ay saadenty. at

his home in Calgary,

Mrs, W; Sweeney who was a pa-
tlent in the Castlegar and-District
Hospital for a few days'is at ‘home
again, Big
+. Mr, George --Easteott: and son
Wayne of. Rossland spent. a short
visit ‘with Mr; and Mrs, H, Johnson
Sunday,

family of Trall visited with friends
in Robson and Castlegar on Sunday,
[4 Miss Flo "I, Craig: arrived in
|| Gaattegar and Js residing) with her

i Festa rn emt re eneey

and attend: the’ Kootenay; School of: art

in Nelson.’ s
Mir, Alec’ Harrower of aslo
spent the wrested with his parents
Mr, and Mrs. W, Harrower! .

to Mis, E, rues and baby son |.”

dre .vialting with her. parents, Mr,
and Mrs. W, Harrower, Mr, Meyers |
4s. expected to: arrive from . New
‘Westminster in’ afew. weeks. i)

Mr. and: Mrs, D, Duncan ond

Vancouver’ were the recent guests|..

of ‘Mr, and -Mrs. 0, 'T. ‘Willlamson,
‘Weekend. guests at the Williamson
home were the : Aaslands of Oran<
brook and Mr. and’ Mrs. A, ae Aue

ned to: her. honie: here’ after. spend-
ing a few days in Kimberley. where

“ Bnroute to Voncotiver and’ Vic-,
tarts, Miss Katé. Wishart: “of ‘Toton-
to apent.a few days at the poms gf

Mrs; ASW. t.

Mr. C.. Zelgler and | his brother

turned” to: their’ home “at Maple

| by, Mire, ET, Goleien' of ‘Nelson.::

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