4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 2, 1959

Castlegar Happenings

Mr. and 1 Mrs. R R. A. D. West
left last weekend for Vancouver
and spent a few days as guests
of their son and daughterdn-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Dan West. Yester-
day morning they jeft| Vancouv-
er by CPA for Mexico City where
they will spend the next two
weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Jumes Deans
oa G 1s. returned home last
Sunday after belng the guests
here of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Loyd
Groutage for the past month,

Lillian Killough Chapter, I-
O.D.E. held a very successful cof-
fee party at the home of Mrs. J.
Fowle on. Tuesday morning.

acted as hostesses, *
Mr. and Mrs, Gervan Moore
oi Cranbrook, who will be in

Castlegar for the dedication
ceremony of the United Church
next week, will be the house
guests of Mrs. Archie Ferguson,

Mrs, W. H. Houston is in
Didsbury, Alberta, where she at-
tended the reception on Tuesday,
‘onoring the golden wedding
niversary of her eldest sister and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
Bocttger. Also attending is ano!
er sister, Mrs, Tom Drew of Ver-
non,

Mr, and Mrs. Eric Atwood
of Christina Lake motored to
Trail on Friday to attend the
per of Gay
and then came here to be the
weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs,

J. F. Killough.

Mr, and Mrs, A. T. Horswill
Twelve member's of the Chapter!attended the funeral last week,
of their old friend Mrs. Herb
Clarke of Trail.

Mrs, Helen Gergley went to

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THE DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

REPORTERS

Castlegar -
Kinnaird -
Robson =
Deer Park —
Renata -

Genelle — Mrs, Horan

Mrs, Hostetter -
Mrs, Kautman - 3227
Mrs, Johnson -
Mrs, Williamson
‘Mrs, Warkentin ~

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Ail ron te a I

Nelson on Monday and was the
overnight guest of her son and
daughter-in-law,
Paul Gergely.
The Clergy of the West

Mr, and Mrs.

Kootenay Deanery held a very

successful meeting in Robson

last ‘Tuesday and Wednesday. The
billeted in C:

were: Canon W. J. Silverwood

of Nelson with Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Horswill, Rev, J. C, Daven-

wate ceencgn sate

ae pay as addres essed.

. coe a basrect pac
the-5 POINTS.
\for CORRECT ;
DDRESSING .

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a adaress in UPDEE

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port of Fruitvale with Dr. and
Mrs, G. Page, Rev. E, Somers of
Grand Forks with Mr. and Mrs.
J, F. Killough and Rev. W. Ed-
ington of Willow Point with Ar-
ehdeacon B, A. Resker. Also at-
tending were’ Rev. E, H. Patter:
son and Rev. E. F. Martin of
Trail, Rev. F. D. Wyatt of Ross-
land, Rev. Godfrey White of Na-
kusp, Canon G. E, Lang of Nel-
son and Rev. E. R. Hope of New
Denver.

Mrs. ©. Thring is a patient
in the Castlegar and Distr! et hos-
pital, ,

Robson Socials

Mrs..D. Gavritik is a Ross-
land visitor for a few days, the
guest of her son-inJaw, and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C, Tench,
Mrs. H. Hyson was a Nelson
visitor Saturday. While there she
attended the L.A. to Guides and

Sherry... 2
years after
her operation.

How ;
research
saved
Sherry.
Anderson’s
life

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SHERRY ANDERSON was born a “blue baby". She had

four defects in her heart whi
oxygen it needed, Her rare

ich robbed her blood of the
nt3 knew about the “blue

baby” operation, but they also knew it had not always

been beneficial.

Sherry was particularly fortunate because medical re-

search had just developed a
This.“pump” actually does th

very efficient Heart Pump.
he work of the heart during

an operation, allowing surgeons time to make complete

repairs.

Medical research ts also striving to discover the various
causes of heart disease, with the ultimate hope of pre-
venting it. This valuable work is being correlated and

by the

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of Canada.

Because the life insurance companies in Canada believe
in the Heart Foundation, they have given it strong finan-
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companies help to create a
Canadians.

healthier, happier life for

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Tea. .
Mrs. J. Raine is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. S. Suddes at
White Rock while Mr, Suddes is
in the hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. G. Duckworth
of Rossland visited their parents
here on, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
James Porter and Mr. and Mrs.
E. Duckworth. -

Kinnaird Korner

On the occasion of their for-
tieth wedding anniversary, Mr.
and Mrs, John Kravski were hon-
ored at a suprise party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gal-
lo, on Saturday, February 7th,
with friends and relatives in at-
tendance.
Centering the table was an
anniversary cake, flanked by
Spring flowers, charmingly ar-
yanged. at the start of the even-
ing, a corsage and a boutonniere
were presented by Miss Albina
Makay to the honared couple.
Following . this, the hostess
brought in a decorated contain-
er of gifts, which were then pre-
sented to the guests of Honor,
A highlight of the evening
was the staging of a mock wed-
ding. This was hilariously enjoy-
ed by averyone, For part of the
evening, musie for dancing was
supplied by records, then an ad-
ded featuve was dance music
played by Albina Makay on the
accordian, Leonard Gallo on the
clarinet and Dal Makay also on
he clarinet.

Refreshments were served

ng the evening and the

joined in singing song:

Filends gnd_ relatives ‘netaued
h: families of S. Jankola, S.
Gallo, G. Richards, and S. Tur-
cak; Mrs, A. Sufka, Mr. Joe Pa-

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Sushions

By Ub
_ By GRACE THORNCLIFFE
is a frock designed
specifically to achieve the

easual look that young figures
Uke for summer vacation wear,
5S

scribing to the chemise.
soften the effect, a self belt can
be worn. Fabric {s cotton in
oversize pastel blocks,

GALL — To Mr. and Mrs, J.
Gall, February 6 a son.
THRING — To Mr, and Mrs. C.
S. Thring, February 7, a son.
MISCAVITCH—To Mr, and Mrs.
N. Miscavitch, February 8, a
son, ‘

pay, all of Kinnaird; Mr. Tom
Jandura from West Robson, Mr.
and Mrs. A, Shutek of Castlegar,
Mr. and Mrs."John Shelling, Miss
A. Makay, Mr. and Mrs. Dal Ma-
kay, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cackay
from Trail and Mr. Joseph Gal-
Jo from Procter,

Mrs. Gordon Archibald its
home from Vancouver after spen-
ding a week with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Donald Archibalkt who recently
became parents of*a son
Gordon Lyle.

Mr. J. Stewart recently re-
turned home after some

FEBRUARY ‘12
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FEBRUARY 16
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.m, — Deuces ys Cubs
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Prizes Awarded At
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HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
“NOTES

A reminder that the next

regular mecting of the Women’s
Auxillary to the Castlegar and
District Hospital will take place
Monday, February 16th at 8:00
lpi. in the Auxiliary room at
the Hospital.
» Mr. dg. Bainbridge, hospital ad-
ministrator, will be giving, the
first of a series of short talks
on hospital financing. As this
subject is of great importance
in Public Relations we urgently
that members attend
these meetings.

Membership cards ure avail-
able from Mrs. E, A. Norrls,
treasurer, or any member of the
executive, Active memberships
are $1,00 and associate member:
ships, $2.00 for the year, ending
December 1959.

+ Regular meetings will he
held on the third Monday of
every month at’8:00 p.m.in the
Auxillary room at, the hospital,
Would members who plan to
attend please bring a folding
chair. »

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LEITNER’S

The Second C: y Cub

Pack ended the first half of their
inter-six competition with the
Blue Six leading.
r Prizes were awarded to Six-
er Billy Furey; Seconder Dick
Dunlop, cubs Richard Mitchell,
Ronnie Mackereth, Michael Gall
and Fred Simpson. Prize for the
best all-round cub was won by
cub Norman Fields.

The boys have been busy
with their handicraft work
which consists of braiding and
making plaster wolf heads from
rubber molds,

Now lets buckle down, boys
and see who can win the last
half of the ‘inter-six competition
which will end in June.

“Good Hunting!"

Deer Park Socials
Mr. and Mrs, T. MeComb of

"| Svringa Creek were recent vis!-

tors to Deer Park.

Buster Patterson of Nakusp
arrived to build logging roads in
the Ceigar sogging area He is
assisted by Mr. H. H. K:Hough
cf Kinnaird,

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phelp-
af Crawford, Bay were the wee t-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C
5. Phe.ps.

To Insure your Dependents
NOW and Assure Your
Independence At Retire.
ment.

C. Arthur
Anderson

The Mutual Life Assurance

time in the Castlegar Hospital.
Best wishes go to him and to
Messrs. John Paulson and Georg:
Cleeve who are convalescing.
Friends of Joanne Sherle:
send get-well greetings to her {
the Castlegar and District Hospi
tal,

Snowy weather on Tuesday
morning did not deter large num-
bers of members‘and friends of
the Lillian Killough Chapter of
the LO.D.E, from attending a
coffee party at the home of Mrs.
J. T, Fowle.

Winner of a cake was Mrs.
Ray Heagy.

Assisting at the “come and

go” were, Mrs, A. Sylvest, Mrs.
J. Peterson, Mrs. M. Dalton, Mr:
V. Goresky, Mrs. W. Dunn,
J. Killough, Mrs. L. Zinio, Mr:
J. Scott, Mrs. H. Gergley, Mr:
H. Hesketh and Mrs. R, Whit
taker.

Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald
motored here from Kimberley cv
Monday to be the guests of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Fourt. Mrs. Fourt accom:
panied them Wednesday on a
few day visit te Colvllic.

Money To Be Snent
On Silver Ridge Mine

Silver Ridgé Mining Co. Ltd.
has reached an agreement with
Violamac Mines Ltd. whereby
the latter has the right to e:
plore and develop the Silver
Ridge silver-lead-zine properties
in the Slocan.

Violamac controls Carnegie
Mines Ltd., which has a 250 ton
dally capacity mill on a proper-
ty adjoining Silver Ridge.

Sliver Ridge says Violamac
is oblidged to sp2nd an agreed’

net proceeds from any ore sales
on the basis of 40 per cent of net
profits to Silver Ridge and 50
per cent to Ciolamac,

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The Annual-SHHS Band Concert
will be held

Friday, Feb.

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West Koofenay Branch Trustees Met Here
At Weekend, James Gray Representative

Special guest at last week's
meeting of the West Kootenay
Branch, B.C, School. Trustees,
was Peter Hopkins, President of
the B.C, School Trustees Associa-
tion.

A resident of Kitimat, this
is Mr. Hopkins' first visit to the
Hestenays:

West Kootenay Branch associa-
tion in the Castlegar High School
and presented a report on activi-

owna Convention of BC. School
Trustees,

the mecting - the

tles of the: p' orgal

tion throughout the past year.
Of special interest to local

trustees was Mr, Hopkins’ men-

Branch elected
James Gray’ of ‘Trail to . serve
as,the Branch representative on
the BCSTA

Council Approves
Bylaws Here

“The mutual assistance agree-
ment bylaw No. 160 which pro-
vides that the two municipalities
of Kinnaird and Castlegar can
call on each other ‘for aid in case
of a fire emergency, was given
final reading and was signed,
sealed and adopted at Tuesday's
meeting of Counci? here,
* Bylaw No, 161, also given fi-
nal reading and adoption ‘Tuesday

tlon of the
and consideration given to the

= mecttng of 18‘members of the

the C School
Board presented at the 1958 Kel-

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meeting in V on behalf
of the West Kootenay Boards.
Also present at the meeting
was F.'M, Reder, Secretary .of
BCSTA, Mr. Reder Is a frequent
visttor ‘in the area, and served
formerly as liaison oficer | for
BCSTA. ,
Districts represented at the
Branch meet were No. 7, Nelson;
No. 8, Slocan; No. 9, C .

covers the
between Columbia “and First,
along the south side of Pine
Street, which will be used to wi-
den Pine Street. This property
was purchosed from owners for
the token sum of $1.00.
Commissioners discussed at
some length the problem of de-
linquent water taxes. .It was felt
the water should be shut off

No. 10, Arrow Lakes; and No.
11, Trall. Dist. No. 6, Kootenay
Lake was not represented,

No Increase
In Gas Rate

In view of revent press Tc-
Jeases indicating that an applica-
dion for a rate increase will be
made by Inland Natural Gas Co.
Limited to the Public Utilities
Commission, the Company. wish-
es to bring ‘to the attention of
‘the public certain facts.

It is not the intention of ie

where the h holder is in ar-
rear, The shut-off is authorized
according to bylaw. Water ar-
rears this year are approximately
$250.00 as against some S1800.00
at the end of 1957. ‘

Delails Of Clearing
Policy Announced

Details of the provincial gov-
ernment’s new policy in regard
to land clearing were released in
the House Monday afternoon by
Hon, Newton Steacy, Minister of
Agriculture.

The minister said under the
present plan, a farmer may have
land clearing done to ‘a maximum

Cc on its own

make an application for a eae
increase any where on its system.
A review of the rates was a con-
dition of, our original certificate
from the Public Utilities Com-
mission following, the first year
of operation.

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of $1,000, pi dhe makes the
initial down payment of 25 per
cent. This permits him’ a maxi-
mum credit of $750 repayable in
four equal annual instalments at
four percent interest, .

‘Under the new plan, the gov-
ernment has increased the amount
of credit an approved farmer
may obtain under the Farmers’
Land Clearing Act and also the
period of repayment,

‘When the transaction is ap-
proved, Mr. Steacy said, a bona-
fide established farmer wishing
to increase his arable acreage
may obtain credit for clearing
and developing up to a maximum
of $5,000, repayable over a maxi-
mum period of 25 years with in-
terest at four perecent, He is still
required to make an initial down
payment of 25 percent of the

‘total of the worl to be done.

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ALL CITIZENS ARE URGED FO VISIT THE RINK To SEE THE PROGRESS THAT HAS BEEN MADE -

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 12, 1959

Hungarian
Casserole

It's fun to go continental
sometimes, and try some of the
fasclnating dishes our European
newcomers have brought with
them. 7
Hungarian food has always
been popular in Canada with
those who knew about the dish-
es. With many Hungarian-born
newcomers living here now, whe

|serve their native dishes, Cana-

dlans have become even more
partlal to them.

You’ don't have to visit a
expensive restaurant to enjoy
Hungarian food. You can prepare
and serve it right In your own
home, with a minimum of effort.
We have a recipe today for
a Hungarian-style ham and pot-
ato casserole made with the pop-
ular California Dip, which can
be prepared, baked and served in
less than ‘an hour's time.

The casserole is made witl
sour cream, nutritious packaged
onion soup, milk, salt, pepper,

cooked potatoes, hard-cooked

eggs, cooked ham and bread
crumbs — all ingredients read-
ily available. Serve it with crusty
rolls and salad greens with a
nippy dressing.

HAM & POTATOE CASSEROLE
1 cup sour cream ’

3 4 onion

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Schoo! for the Handicappet

Sorry ‘about last week,: but
it just seemed as though my sche-
dule.became so crowded, it over-
flowed, as you can imagine, one
of the things to spill out was the
Silver, Birch News -'.

I managed to catch it ‘petore
it rolled to far, so here it combin-
ed with this weeks news.

Thanks to Mrs. G. Quail and
Miss E, A. McKinnon of the Cas-
‘tlegar Elementary School who
generously sent over extra copies
of their valentine ideas and sug-
gestions te students were able to
supplement the valentine pro-
jects ‘they had planned end now
almost finished some. very nice
pictures and cards, as well as a
valentine mobile.

A special thank you goes to
the Sid Harvey family in Kin-
naird for their thoughtful gift of
a table tennis sct. There is no
need to tell you how very much
this wes appreciated.

Two girls from Mrs. Pinck-
ney’s H.P.D, Class ct S.H.HS.
paid a visit to the school re-
cently. Several girls were here
last’ year too, and we are looking
forward to a visit from them a-
gain in the future.

The Castlegar Young Peoples
Group “made. like elves during
the week-end” and cleaned the
windows and did some painting.
How nice to come. in Mond:
morning and find this had been
done. Next week. I'll be able to
tell you all abeut the. Valentine
party being held.

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