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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 26, 1963

Kinnaird Socials

. Mrs, J, Kaufman Ph, 365-5483
Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Ian Mit-

chell and family from Friday to

Monday have been Mr. and Mrs,

Laporte, Saskatchewa.

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and Mrs, R. V. Lamond and family.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs,
McKinnon and family on ‘Motday
were, Mrs, McKinnon’s two aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Rossland.
Sorry to report that Mrs, James
Gormley is a hospital patient hav-
ing entered Trail-Tadanac Hospl-
tal on Sunday.

Mr, and Mrs. Roy Dahlin had
as weekend guests, Mr.’and Mrs.
Bernard eo old friends from
Claresholm, Alberta,

A. E, Webster and \Barnie
Brown left Monday equipped for
two days of hunting in the Lar-
deau y olntrict

Arriving this week to spend a
vacation with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. A. E. Webst<s ‘Yvonne

Patton.of Vancouver. Yvonne will

has been visiting her brother-in-
law. and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Anderson and famally former resi-
dents of SBinnair
a *
The eat group of the
Catholic Women’s League launch-
ed the fall season of activities
with a pot luck supper at the home
of Mrs, Guy Guido last Tuesday.
A variety which included in-
ternational dishes was an enjoy-
able feature of the social period
of the League’s first get-together.
New comers, Mrs. John Bosek, Mrs,
Frank Murphy and Mrs. David
Calder were welcomed,
business session centred

The
around final plans for the Sisters’
shower held yesterday.

P&G Builders Supply

—ACROSS FROM THE ARENA—
Royal Stuart, Console, Twin. Seal and
Crystal Panoramic Windows.

Specializing in Cupboards and finishing
work. Full: line .of Building Lorde
Arborite and C.LL. Paint. :

Phone 365-8151,

Notice To. Parents
Group accident insurance for
School Children
Must, be deposited through
ANDERSON AGENCIES
by Séptember 30th

Don’t delay, protect your child today

Box 90, Castlegar

Ben Arnold and four children of |

A. Sinclair of Grand:

come here from Merritt where she | §

Ruelle and Mrs. Ruelle, a ot a

The Castlegar School Board
of District No. 9 supports the Kin-
naird Commissioners in their re-
curring attempts to provide safety
measures along the Kinnaird por-
tion of the new highway. ‘C..HL
King, secretary of the board has
advised the Kinnaird Village Coun-
cil by. letter of this it was learned
te the Tuesday Commission. meet-
.» Meanwhile to the: request by
the. Village‘ for, a:crosswalk at the
westerly portion of Kinnaird ‘for
children approaching a school bus
stop. and’. for residents ‘of |.the
Crestview Subdivision; the service
traffic engineer for the depart-
ment informs, that .crosswalks
unorganized: areas, crossing the
highway. give’ ‘children a
false sense of security.

,_),He goes on.to explain. that in
ylew. of the foregoing and being
‘well ‘aware. that. most children
walking on this section .of the
Highway, Pay no attention. to the
hij

in| rice. Simpson: said that: he ‘could |.

Village of Kinnaird fo ‘Renew Request
Fer Crosswalk, Reduced Speed Signs

“We: are'well aware that there
is a potential“ danger area at’ the
point* you: mentioned. in’ your Iet-
ter,- and will: place ‘a sign: to ad-
vance:warn motorists. of the dan-
Ber. neither a

No. 9, offers the following.

‘EDUCATION PROGRAM

(Evening Classes for: Adulta)

SoHOOL DISTRICT NO.:9 CASTLEGAR

The Board. of ‘Sétiool Trustees of School District
of: adult’
i808 for the term: commencing October. 1968 ‘to March

“AN lasses ars hele nley Humphries Se-
Gindary School ercor ee a otherwise’ tioted.

: -Classes are open to all persons over the age of 15
years who are not attending a regular day. School. A

Registration for all classes must ‘be on the proper
form, printed below, and must be submitted. by October
2, 1968 to the School Board Office.

». Classes which’ show a registration of fewer than
15.persons by October 11 will be cancelled.

All classes will be héld between 7.30 p.m..and 9.30
p.m.

An interrupted adult secondary school “program is
available, with the following courses being offered:

Math 10 and 20, English 10 and 20. :

Non-Credit’ Academic Courses: English’ for New. Cana-
dians, Russian, ‘reading, writing and speaking. The
New Mathematics Course, (for parents and others
interested.)

Vocational C.

Typing, B ping.

Hobbies and Crafts: Woodwork, Ceramics, Seine 8 (Dress-
making. )

Tradé: Lomb (Sp 1 by Interior
that traffic has increased tremend- Mfgs, Association. ) d
ously. Re, patrols. are .main-| - Ae oie 2
tained in, the: Village of Reere fonal: Ball danct: Sq Ege ig ts

during“ daylight © and darkness
Houta, “Our prosecutions this’ year
with have

nor a speed limit will control some
drivers’, habits;:and I again repeat
that the children should be on the
alert to watch the on-coming-traf-
fie and not; depend on the: false
security of a. crosswalk, ‘The great
percentage jof drivers are court-
eous enough to allow a person.to
cross, the penwey but there are
nie au are, a

iroscased over. last year, A-num-
ber of young local drivers who have
been prosecuted (on- several occas-
ions for speeding have lost their
driving privileges, We: have had
radar operating in the Village of

innaird on seve di
ing the past few months’ and.a
number of: presecutions were | in-
stituted.”

First. Aid: St. John’s Ambulance First Aid Classes,

‘Times and places for the classes will be published
following registration, as unless sufficient registrations
are received, classes cannot be held.

For further information phone A. W. Bigsby, Dir-
ector of Adult Education. 365-6711; °°

' Registration Form is to be submitted to the. School

of Highways iecwion, Comm, Mau-

see no wisdom in the:lack of warn-
ing signs because“ under certain
conditions a motorist would be un-
able’ to stop while descending in
this direction under the Prevent
speed limit,

+, He proposed a motion which
decided in favor of r requesting the

destrians walking on the highway
‘Icannot. recommend a cross
walk ‘at this time.”

a tA greater. stress. by home-
school authorities is the only me-
thod to protect both motorist and
children, Signs, alone will. not do

our. highway, jungles and an.alert
attitude whelever they: cross’ any
highway; should, be impressed on
tlie’ children from:the time they
are able to. walk: and

it, An awareness of the danger on | ¥%!

a 35 mile
Per. hour timit where a reduced
Speed is desirable within the vil-
lage limits,

A’ motion was , also « passed
whereby the Village Council will
xenew its request for the -cross-

ighway
borders: the Crestview. Subdivision
and cuts off toward the cemetery.
Along with the ‘request, will'go a
reminder: of the. recent’ petition

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=| NOTICE RE

‘Voters list, providing: a: letter. au-

from’ C1 to the
Village: of Kinnaird and © of the
school bus stop in the area.

-In view. ofthe increasing a-
mount of traffic in this area, Sgt,
Borodula of the RCMP has request-
ed that a highway patrol unit with
two’ additional men ‘be posted to
Castlegar detachment to cope with
the .traffic situation: and he-he-
lieves it will be approved; This
was learned when’a letter ‘was read
in response to a recent enquiry of
the | local" detachment :- regarding
thé patrolling’ of. village streets.

Sgt. Borodula“ said ‘that‘ since
the opening of the Blueberry-Paul-
son Highway, "we ‘have’ noticed

VOTERS LisT

Tenant and Resident Electors
must sign a declaration and present
it to the Village Clerk on or before
September 30, 1963 before
your name can be entered on the
1963-64 voters lst. These declara-
tions can be obtained from : ihe
Village Office, ‘

A, corporation which owns
real Property in the ‘Village can
vote through an agent’ providing
the corporation notifies: the Clerk
who its agent is'on or, before Sept-
ember 30th,

A Corporation’ who qualifies
asa ‘tenant ‘in’ the’ Village “can
also have an ‘agent: placed: on the

thorizing the Clerk to: place’ the
name on the list is in‘the Village
tee on or before. September

THE CORPORATION ‘OF
THE VILLAGE‘OF:.

-and: 7-8.'p.m. eal , Tuesday. and

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poe Office not Jater, than October 2, : 1963. Forms

at School Board’ Office. Box 820, Castle:
(Columbia Avenue.) }

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__ Castlegar $ Socials _

‘| cont guests of t
and sister-in.
Grunerud. | *

‘Mrs, R Johnson: Ph. 365-8206

“ Gueat at* the home of Mrs, RA
Waldie: over “the weekend was
Mrs,’ E. Kettlewell of Nelson.’ .

}) Mr and ‘Mis: G. McMaster and
Mrs. J, Gemmill. motored to: Pen-
ticton Sunday...

Members ° of o'- Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star attend.
‘cing the meeting of Rose,City Chap-

ter, Nelson Thursday were’ Mrs. J.
Raine, Mre.:L: P. “Ferguson, Mra.

$ Ross DeFoe and Mrs. E. Heslop,

‘4 Members’ attending Trall Chap-

ter | Saturday, ovening were ‘Mrs.
‘Mrs..L.:P, Ferguson, Mrs,

last ‘Tuesday by plane for Chicago
where they end a two weet: | 2
vacation’ a1 als “celebrate thelr.
3Bth’ wedding anniversary. f
f Mrs. L. Pe Ferguson entertain:
ed at the luncheon hour on Friday
in. honor of. Mrs, Ann ‘Kennedy,
Worthy Grand Matron, lof: the
Grand | Chapter Order of the, East:
r. Mrs. Kennedy made her
Sttilat ‘visit Frit evening ‘at, Minto
.| Chapter, There were. visitors from)
Trall,. Nelson ‘and Rossland, alo’
from. Sidney ‘and Vancouver pre:
sent”. >
Mr,.and Mrs, J. Sherbiko whe,
flew. to Ottawa returned: home: at
the weekend, While in Ottawa they.
visited :with : their’ -law. aud
daughter. Cpl. and'Mrs.-N.
witt'and family. On their olan
home’ they accompanied Mr. and
Mys. L.'P. Williams who had been
ona trip to England and were
enroute to their home in’ Vancou-

Mr, Ken Grunerud and Mr.
Bill- Adams of* Vancouver were
guests of the former's parents Mr,
and Mrs. L,'Grunerud during the
past week.; é

‘Mr, and Mrs,-A, Miller ‘of Sid

ndéy, formerly ‘of Gaatlexary wero
the .guests of. Mr, and Mrs. E. A.
McDonald | during tho ‘past week.
They ‘also visited: ‘other friends
while they were. in the district,

he latter's’ brother |.
Mr. and Mrs. . Le Hi

°Mr,;and Mrs, N ‘Oswald ‘oft ‘

262; MHY Bill Davis 723. ‘THS Re-

Tuesday 1 O'clock s+ ey
Ladies. High ‘single. Betty: ie.
rea 228;: Ladies ; High. Three

market 2283. ° ¥
‘Team Points Ros’s 3 Meatmarket
4 “vs: Castlegar Drug; -Oglow's |
ys Skyline Auto-service; Tiger § Ser:
vice: vs ‘Independents |'1.
Tuesday Mixed League 7 oc
{LHS (Ruth- Rourke .239;! LHT
Ruth Rourke 51> MHS Bill. Davis

alas 1005, THT Regulars 2659.
‘West's 0, Button ‘Pushers
YG Lotta Blows ‘1, Bridge ‘Builders
Regulars 3, Hailly’s: Comets 3.
Wel Nite Ladies League
~ LHS ‘Anne eat 266; LHT
‘Anne ' Karlson: §82,: THS : Oddballs
871; THT Oddballs - SS.
“TP, Oddballs 4,: Beatniks ‘3,
ge pins “3,” Choregirls 1 Five
rhombs 1) Sputniks o.

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LHS yIrend ; Conroy... 201; LET
Verna Keraift 602, ‘THS Oddballs
858; THT: rive Th Thumbs 2326.’
2 cEP :Choregirls or. Sputniks ; 0,
Oddballs ¥/.4,. Hingp 1 Five)
‘Thumbs.. A; Beatn
er. ‘600's ‘Gary Grunerua
600,
es .Wed- Ite Teaguet

LHS Betty, McAllister 240; LHT

Betty McAllister 660 THS Chore:
girls'897;: THT Choregirls 2443.
“)' VTP. Choregirls °3,: Sputnike :.
Oddballs: }3,°; Kingpins :1,-; Five
Thumbs:-1, “Beatnik 3,
Thursday “Morning | League: 3)"
~! LHS‘ Rose’ Ungarlan 225; LHT.

ey 1,: Chipmunka’'3,
Loa Minx 3, Squirrels 1, Teady

Mixed. sui
LHS Rosemary Brodman 26
LHT: Olga Tlotnikot 573, ME
Erle Schmidt”: MAT. Eric
Schmidt 629. THF eformers 1122;
THT"; Te oer 2804.

ver.
My. and Mrs‘: Powell. Smibert

:. Miss Della Mander \of .Van-
couver visited with ‘Mrs. T. A:
Richards recently.

Mr.’ and? Mra:- John Kettleliut
atherines, ‘Ont, were} re-

latter’s:.sister.. Mrs. ;G- Shepherd.

While in the district the gmibert's

are, visiting many’ old: frien
“Among those attending ie

and. Mrs,’ Jack: White “and family,

r . Sherbiko and Mr,
Marie ‘Makortolf dada, Davld-stemare Ie and

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OA surprise > :bridal shower, was
held recently ‘in thé United Church and Mss, C.: Petts were
hall. honoring September bride- trall vitors Tues day morning. =":
elect Miss’ Marie Makortoff whose ‘Members .of Minto .Chapter,
marriage’ to Mr..: Lloyd. Wilson| Order, of the astern’ Star attend-
takes place. this’ Saturday,

Corsages: Were- presented to
the honoree and her mother, Mrs,
Laura Makortotf “upon their. ar-
rival.: -

ing’

in Rossland Monday’ evening were
‘Mrs,-J.: Raine, Mrs. H. Johnson,
Mrs... P. Ferguson, Mrs.°R. De-
Foe,’ Mra, 'H. Adie, Mrs. M. Hing-
ley, Mrs. S,: Grant, ‘Miss:L.: Mac-
Kenzie, Mrs.’ J. See Mr, and
Mrs: ‘D. “Diincan,: Mrs,’ B...Caskey,
Mra,;J: Callen and Mrs, ‘A. Saund-
ot

Gamés were ‘eijoyed by the

30 invited ‘guests, after which'many
lovely ; ‘useful gifts were pre-
sénted. to the. bride-to-be. Miss
Elaine Chernoff, bridesmaid-to-be,
acti’ in the opening of the gifts,
At the close of a very pleasant

‘ evening, : delicious ‘refreshments
were served. by. hostesses “Miss
Elaine Chernoff, i Ress: Pauline Na-

Koochin,.

. D. Duncan of ‘Trail was
the aust of Mrs. H. Johnson Tues-
day,”

-Mr,: and: Mrs. “Ralph Englund

of Vancouver : are Sucets ‘ok the;

Shriners’ Cookout at’ Chris
" Surpr rise Bridal. rake Sui at Mr. and Med,
3) DV John, Mr. and: BMirs. A. Ant cor
Shower Honors Mr, and Mis, A. Anderson, ‘Mtr

the meeting of Alpha Chapter | g,

have returned ied cae after |*

MRS ‘Mi ROHN

Recent ‘ylsitors: at the. home
of . Mr. and, Mrs, P.’; Warkentin,
were ‘Mr., and Mrs,.F, McMillen
of Vancouver, and. ‘Mr, cs BS Wark-
entin of Ni f
‘Weekend visitors at the home
of ‘Mrs, M.: Neufeld: and:Mr.‘and
Mrs. I.'Penner were Mr, and Mrs.
Rudy = Neufeld “and~ sons” Stewart
and Cameron of’ Sevens Persons
Alberta, and Mr, and: Mrs. Peter
Rempel, and ‘Maria; Wilma, ‘David
and Irene of Rosemary,’ Alberta.
Frank’ Reimer’ and’ son
Kenny ‘returned to. Toronto’ after.
spending past’: month * here
visiting Me and, Mrs.'J. Reimer,

n°
Mr. J: Letkeman left for the
East Kootenay. where he “will: do
some hunting.::
Mr. id

Trail spent_ the weekend: at the

home of and Mrs:'J. Dyck.
‘Fred Koch spent the weekend

in’ Kinnaird ‘at the bane of. Ray

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