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Thursday, March 26, 1953

Oe ati tintin tinned
KINNAIRD KORNER

a a
Mr. and Mrs, K, Wolf have re-
turned from Creston where they
attended the funcral of Wayne
‘Putman,
Mrs. M. Brandson is a patient

L.A. to Columbia Valley Aerie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, held a
very successful apron and bake
sale on March 24 in Crelghton's
Food Market.

Those in charge of the table
were Mrs, R. Hardie, Chat $

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

AFTERNOON
REFLECTIONS

Mrs. P, Goodenough, Mrs. J, W.
Dinner and Mrs, N, Carlson,

DISTRICT MEET

By Gladys Collinson

Miss Anita Smecher spent tl

Alice and Florence.

a
ROBSON NEWS
i i ite

weekend in Spokane with Mr.
and Mrs, ©, Sopow and daughters

Hospilat District

Continued from Page 1

1h

ice, including general details of
the proposed construction.

This committee will meet next
Monday in place of the regular

he for Robson, Zone are yet

to be found for Renata and Deer
Park; Thrums and Shoreacres
and Blueberry Creek:

in the Trail-Tadanac

Keith Waldie has returned| J. A. Williams is head of'a new
ii ital O: C tet

There is also another meeting
of the zone captains and the or-

night in the Castlegar Number
One Elementary School. ~

Thursday, March 26, 1953

CASTLE NEWS, Caatlegar, B.C.

Kinnaird Purchasing

BOTTLES! Now Caterpillar D4

BOTTLES!

THE ROBSON CUBS
Will Be Calling at Your

a cost of $10,436.

‘The Village of Kinnaird is pur-| lity of the pipe necessary.
chasing a new D4 Caterpillar at

The machine, which is to arrive| have been appointed. A. A, Lamb-
this week, will not come with a ert was named Kinnaird repres-

highway just as soon as pipe be-
‘comes , available, Commissioner
R. J. Morice has been delegated
to investigate the prices and avail-

Commission representatives to
different district organizations

Appeal Planned Re
$50 Fine On Charge
Of Impaired Driving

‘The accident on Pine Street,

Place On © Pay-Loader

to the C

and Dis- | Ci

BAKE SALE
"The Kinnaird Branch of the

There was.a meeting of the reg-
istered nurses of Kinnaird, Rob~
son and Castlegar at the home of
Mrs. J. McBeth on March 23. Dur-

Gouchman
Fowler

an
Collinson
Agencies Ltd.
FIRE — AUTO
LIABILITY

ing the ing films were shown
on cancer and polig by Public
Health Nurse, Miss B. Conroy.
Lunch was served by the host-
ess, Those present were Mrs. J. C.
McLeod, Mrs. S, Gallo, Mrs. R.
Graham, Mrs, H. Creighton and
Mrs, J, McBeth of Kinnaird and
Mrs, L. Bridgeman, Mrs. W. Mc-
Gauley, Mrs. S. Horswill and Miss

the “Back to School” rd
the Castlegar High School on
March 3rd, I came home feeling
wonderful, and more like a par-
ent than I had for some time
I was also filled with enthusiasm
and a strong desire to take a
greater interest in school func-
tions. Not that I was particularly
impressed with Math 30, nor even
with the pickled white mouse in
Mr. Charter'’s Biology class, but
there are subjects I am intensely
interested in and have very defi-

- It all starfed when we attended| ome from Mater
in

B. Conroy of Castlegar,

Accident — Sickness
INSURANCE
PHONE 2921 @ ton,

nite ideas when it comes to ex-

‘The next meeting will be held| pressing them.
at the home of Mrs. H. Creigh-

This is precisely what I tried to

weeks ago, but alas, owing to un-

| Bulletin Board

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

fortunate
get as far as the press room, Now

I ventured meekly to ask if it

me was not so, It had been merely

HigH School Library at 7:30 p.m. on March 30th. Dis-
cussion groups from 7:30 to 8 p.m,

SENIOR BADMINTON, Tuesday evenings 7-11 pm. at the
S.ELHLS, Gym.

Monday Evening Junior Badminton at the S.H.HLS. Gym has
been discontinued until next Fall.

A Pre-Easter Sale sponsored by the United Church W.A.
will be held in the Twin Rivers Hall on Saturday,
March 28th from 3 to 5 p.m. Everyone Welcome —
Come and get your week-end baking.

St. Alban’s Church every Thursday in Lent at 7 p.m, Films
on the Life of St. Paul.

Sunday March 29, Baptist Service in Robson Community
Memorial Church at 2:30 p.m. Everybody Welcome.

Cyril Bell Agencies
- Insurance Advisors ~
. Phone 3441 Castlegar

: “
The Stanley Humphries P.T.A, meeting will be held in the

bright column and wortp print-

either, for the matter,
I suppose had I less persistence,

however, could be mistaken for 4
sign of weakness, and have a

as a columnist and a parent,

Mind you, as far as parents go,
Iam a reasonable success (1
think), but at the same time it is
no small matter to assume par-

lows a foot taller than oneself.
fine art of using harmony in place
fully lack.

Whether or not this strategy

would apply to other matters, re-
mains to be geen, such as the la-

~ GARDENING TIME
“1S. HERE

Bow Rakes .....--... $1.90 and $2.35
Hoes .....--+-e+ +++ 91.70 and $2.10
Shovels ....----sereeceeeee es OOO
% Garden Forks .....--- .. $2.65

STEELE BRIGGS SEEDS
Vegetables and Flowers

‘ly good.col

they just might have printed it!

Chamber of Gommerce
Continued from Page 1

door-to-door peddling.”

The discussion arose at the Feb-
ruary meeting when it was felt
that there are too many canvass~

among businessmen, Thursday's

other appeals,

do in my column a couple of in the Church before Easter.

it didn't | of the ministers, thanked the trus-

why copy readers and editors are ive building for community wor-
like that, I'm sure 1 don't know. | Ship. :

had been deliberately tossed into; Membership on the Board for an-
the waste basket, This he assured | Other three year term, ¢

He even went so far] EAGLES L.A. PREPARE
as to say it had been a reasonably FOR BAKE SALE

ing. At this point I was most con- Columbia Valley Acrie, Frater-

vinced, but then you can never nal Order of Eagles held their
tell about editors or publishers regular meeting at the Parish Hall

i bi ded to| tiated and nominations were held
roe ne: whole: incident This for officers for the coming year.

smothering effect upon my bud- duled fro March 24.

ding talent, likewise leaving me
bereft of dignity and status both j N Cc H U RC H

ental authority with a couple fel-| Castlegar —
Therefore I have acquired the] 7:15 p.

of the brawn which I so regret-|Kinnaird —

of having a
wasted. Of
course it could have been worse—

es for funds for different purposes

meeting felt buSinessmen should
make a substantial contribution
to the K.-R.C. and then refuse) sunday School — 11:30 eine

Cc. A. Lundgren, who was ap-
pointed Chamber representative
to the K.R,.C, at the February
meeting, reported that the Society

BEAN SUPPER PRECEDES
ANNUAL MEETING

Some 70 Robson residents were
present at a “Bean Supper” in the pital Society, G.
Robson Community Memorial

H. King.

was provided by the W.A. an

other members being, Dr. C. S.
Fowler; Mrs. W. Banglan and C.

A Sylvest, president of the Hos-

W. Rilkoff and

M. E, Moran are preparing an rf
estimate of the cost of the pro-

Church lust week. The rage posed hospital for submission to PHONE 4061

1 erv-

n Building Sanalios

OGLOW BROS.
Building Supply Co. Ltd.
CASTLEGAR

was followed by the annual meet-| the B.C. i

ing of the Board of Trustees,

a

here. were reports on the
year’s work, chief item of which

nishing of the hall, New pews are
being made and will be in place
Rev. L. C. Johnston, on behalf

tees for providing such an attract-

‘W. T. Waldic was reelected to

ae .
Y rt he church 7
wos fhe nsuatin of ihe church Wet Arrived . 2. 2 =
FULL LINE OF GARDEN TOOLS

Castlegar Hardware

—

The Ladies” Auxiliary to the

with 35 members in attendance,
Three new members were ini-

Final preparations were made
for the Bake and Apron Sale sche-

The United Church
Of Canada, Phone 3711

10:30 am. — Sunday School.

FOR BETTER CEMENT ...
We Have

Crushed Gravel

THE PERFECT MIX
ALSO ONE CEMENT MIXER FOR RENT

CHUCK'S TRANSFER

FOR ANY BEER BOTTLES
OR POP BOTILES XOU

PLEASE HELP THEM OUT

SATURDAY
, March 28th

‘it is planned to purchase both a
Pay-Loader and a Trench hoe
machine at a later date.

The installation of new tele-
phones on both the Upper and
Lower Bench is proceeding at a
brisk rate and the commissioners
have been advised that 80 new
street lights are to be

MAY HAVE

it will bi ipped fe trict Hospital Society; W. Jacob-
iS ¢ equipped. for one. and son to represent Kinnaird on the

Coronation Day
Castlegar; and

in

on March 7, in which
two pedestrians, Nick W. Soukor-
off of Pass Creek and Louis-1.,

A. Buie was ap-
pointed to the Town Planning
Court of Appeal to succeed A. Mc-
Whinnie Jr.

At Monday’s meeting of the
Kinnaird commission, J. Good-
friend was present and d

of ,
were struck by an automobile,
has in the of

Socred Defoat

(Continued from Page 1)

many more worthwhile matters
that were not presented. We are
confident we shall hold the maj-
ority of seats in the Legislature
after the next electi

next election with confidence,”
said J, Kelly, secretary of the Cas-
tlegar C.C.F, Group,

The election machinery has al-
ready been set in motion and a
candidate will be named soon,
Reaction among residents in
general ,here seemed to be “It is

We have that another election

been very pleased too with the ef-

is apparently necessary. Thy're

forts of Bob Sommers in Victor-
ja and know he will be returned
by: this riding in the next elect-

many of them recently.”
ion.”

Michael Max Tomilin, 33, of Bril-
Nant, on a charge of driving while
his ability was impaired by al-
cohol,

just as soon as transformers for
them can be obtained.
A new 4 inch pipe line is to be

HELP THE GUBS |

plans for op ig
sion in Kinnaird.
sioners are investigating.

1¢ Commis-

bdivi.

installed from Merry Creek to the

THE RIGHT

SKIRT

Is Not Out Of
YOUR REACH

CALL AT OUR STORE
AND SEE THE NEW

SPRING
SELECTION

ORLON and WOOLS

(Continued from Page 1)
played by Glyn Jones, was parti-
culaorly appreciated by the crowd.
His doddering entries and exits
and slow wit drew both laughter
and applause. Mr. Jones also por-
teeyed the role of Osric, court jes-

er,

Laertes, son of Polonius and
brother of Ophelis, was sensitely
characterized by Don Pethley
with William Lawson as Hamlet's
friend, Horatio.

Others in the cast were Arthur
Keenan and Leonard Lauk play-
ing three different roles at dif-
ferent times; Cheryle Brown as
the Player Qfeen in the play
within a play presentation; Frank
Lindsay and Earl Baerg as Rozen-
erantz and Guildenstern, former
students with Hamlet who con-
spire with King Claudius to re-
move the mentally stricken Ham-
let to Engl and Jack Mac-

Laren as the Player Prologue. The |

Castlegar, B.C.

m, — Hymn Song and

Service of Worship.

Every Sunday at 12:30, Service
of Worship.

obson —
First and Third Sundays at
11,a.m.

St. Rita’s Church ‘
Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 11
o'clock.

Sunday devotions — 7:30 p.m.
Confessions, Saturday evening at

7:30 p.m.
Daily Mass, 8 o'clock.

St. Joseph's Chapel

Sunday Mass, 10 a.m.

Gospel Hour

» Twin Rivers Hall

Every Sunday — Breaking of
Bread 10 am.

Also...

Gospel Hour — 7:30 p.m.

Community Bible

SMALL TREES, GR.
PI

‘It's Planting Time
FOR YOUR TREES AND: SHRUBS

WE OFFER...

Fruit Trees...
Cherry, Apple, Apricot, Plum, Peach
$1.70 to $7.25 —
Shade Trees...
Flowering Catalpa .......... $1.50
Lombardy Poplar ............. 75e

APE and BERRY PLANTS, HEDGES,
LANTS and ROSES.

FRANK BERGEN

Kinnaird, Upper Bench one block from Fire Hall

Seeds For Plantin

And Prices Are Down From Last Year

: FERTILIZERS AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT .
Are In Good Supply

Ghost of Hamlet's father was also
played by Frank Lindsay.
‘These actors were given a warm
ovation by the audience at their
curtain call for which Mr. Good-
man expressed the:thanks of the
group. He said he hoped the Com-
pany may be able to return to
this district with another play in
the future,

Eastern Star Honors
irs, Jas. Deans

Mrs. Jas. Deans, who is leaving
Ci shortly to make her

A CARLOAD OF BULK

$15 A AT THE CAR
T

AGRICULTURAL LIME
Take Advantage
Anderson Feed Co.

ata if
of the Eastern Star at the home
of Mrs. A. Saunders Tuesday
evening.
A delicious dinner was served.
The dinner table was attractively
set with fine linen,-and centred
with a.bowl of daffodils and
pussy-willows. Easter colors were
used here and there and tall
candles of.green, set in star hold-
ers, were placed on either side
of the centrepiece.
Mrs.. A, Saunders presented
Mrs. Deans with a gift of. silver
from the membrgg.and wished her
all the ibest.
The r i

home at ‘Gibson's Ldnding,” was
ting o:

Y i W.
Taylor heard the case Friday in
Castlegar court and fined Tomi-
lin $50 and $18 costs after hearing
the evidence as presented by Con-
stable G, R, Cline, Head of Cas-
tlegar Detachment RCMP for the
Crown; and M. E. Moran of Cas-
tlegar, Defence Counsel.

Testifying at the trial were Mr.
Soukoroff, Mrs. Rosemary Mac-
donald of Castlegar and Consta-
bles H. J. Griemann and R. P.
Gilchrist of Casticgar Detach-
ment.

Mrs. MacDonald testified she
saw the two men struck by an
automobile, driven by the accused,’
Constable Griemann said he
found the accused in an intoxica-
ted condition when he came to
investigate the accident, Consta-
ble Gilchrist told the court he
also found the accused in an in-
toxicated condition when he came
to question him shortly there-
after, at Castlegar Police Station.

Mr, Novakshonoff, was still in
Kootenay Lake General Hospital
at the time of the hearing ang was
not called to testify.

Defence Counsel advised the
case will be appealed.

New Retail Business
Opens In Castlegar

Oglow Brothers Building and
Supply Company Limited, offi-
cially opened their new retail
store Saturday night, in their
former warehouse just south of
the Castlegar Dry Cleaners on
Columbia Avenue.

doas a ii
firm a year ago, the three part-
ners in the firm, have now
branched ..out. into, the building
supply retail trade and are offer-
ing a wide range of roofing and
building paper, sash and doors,
cement, lumber, veneer, plaster,
interior finishing, paints and in-
sulation,

The brothers, William Oglow,
president; Peter Oglow, di:

for the Ross] Trail
pibera Association, President
im Leamy said the news of the
Socred Government collapse “has Match o, tseeee
not caught us altogether off] tal, a son.
guard, In a way we've been ex- E:
pecting it though we did think
the Social Creditors would try to! 10, a son,
ere in power longer than they

“The expense of another elect- ke

too expensive and we've had too

‘WISHLOFF — To Mr, and Mrs.
Castlegar,
March 9, in Trail Tadanac Hospi-

TARASOFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Tarasoff, Kinnaird, March

BUDDEN — To Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Budden of Castlegar in
XK G 1 ‘

jon is not in the best interests of | March teas

the province, but since it’s come ai

about that way, we feel it will
be a golden opportunity for us
to stage a.comback and give the
people of B.C. the kind of govern-
ment they-need.”

Mr. Leamy said the Association
will meet very shortly to nomi-
nate a candidate, whose name
will be announced in the near fu-
ture. : 5 :
Castlegar C.C.F. party mem-
bers declared “‘The Social Cre-
dit Government should have betn
defeated a long time ago.” _
“We're looking forward to the

PARK ELECTRIC
GLASSHEAT
DEALER

WIRING MATERIALS
FIXTURES
CONTRACTING REPAIRS
COLIN: PETTS
Corner Maple and 2nd.
PHONE 4516

EASTER
WHITES

We Have A
Beautiful
Selection

NOW

White Footwear for Women and
Children: You would be well advised to

select now while our stock is complete.

SANDALS — Low, Med., High Heel
i Women’s — $3.95 & $7.95
“Children’s —$2.95 and Up
SEE THE SUSAN SANDAL

” With. Cushion Insole — AA and Med. Widths

and N. T. Oglow, secretary treas-
urer, are well-known Castlegar
residents,

N. T. Oglow, formerly mana-
ger of the. Castlegar Dry Clean-
ers, served on the Castlegar Board
of Commissioners for three years,
1950-52, becoming chairman of
that body last year. He came to

was spent in playing cards fol-

. Centre

lowing which refreshments were

is a new

t

ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZER
f 3 lbs. ........ 25e

WEST’S

fufure meetings.

bl.

and that he is. assisting
on.this and will report progress to

Sunday school, Sundays at 11
a.m. Classes for young people of

The _ probl
markers for

of no

where the other half lives.”

this has been registered,

many Castlegar
streets and no numbering of Cas-
tlegar residences, was brought up y
by Fire Chief Ed Lewis who.urg-| days, 7:45 p.m, and Young Peo-
ed that some action be taken on|ple’s Fellowhip, Fridays, 7:30
the matter since “Half the people| p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
in town don’t seem to know] Fred E. Woodrow; Columbia Ave.

A. T.. Horswill, village clerk,
told the meeting the matter is be- .
ing attended to. A map is now be- Presbyterian Church
ing prepared, with all street
names and numbers and when

Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs:

All are cordially. invited to
these services.

Services in the Church every
Sunday at 11:15am. |
D. A, MacKellar, Minister

all
streets will be with
rats tara’ and és

ant
of residences will proceed.

Dr. C. S. Fowler reported on the
progress of the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital Society saying the

Full Gospel Service

(Qin Coronation Hall)

1Co-Workers —- Misses J. Pen-
noyer and F, Clemo.

10 am. — Sunday School.

HE'S STEPPING
OUT INANEW
ENSEMBLE

FROM

LEITNER’S
LIMITED %

Drop in and Select
‘your Ensemble from

our New Shipmien of

Will be here at the Week-End.
Of This Price

served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. L. Groutage and Mrs. T. B.
Couch. :

Guests present were: Mrs. Jas.
Deans, Past Matron; Mrs.. L.
Groutage; Mrs. Les Davis; Mrs. D.
Askew, PM; Mrs. Harvey Grum-
mett; Mrs, John Waldie; Mrs. S.
‘Walton; Mrs. Henry “Adie, -PM;
Mrs. -M. Smibert, Sr.;’ Mrs. J.
Townsend; Mrs.’ G..O. Suther-
land, P.M.; Mrs, M..Burnham; Mrs,
T. B.. Couch; Mrs, A. Saunders,
PM; and Miss L. McKenzie.

L.A. To Eagles
Guests Of Nelson:
Branch No. 22, Wed.

‘“ A delegation from. the Ladies

of the ing | C

in 1946, from Trail,

where he was with the

MADDOCKS
SHOE STORE

PHONE 3641

Dry Cleaning business.

The other two brothers have
been. associated with the con-
struction trade for some time.
Peter, a Robson resident at pres-
ent, came to Ci tin 1946,

also, from Trail. He was formerly
employed as construction fore-
man for Creighton-Horswill «of,
Castlegar. a
William, one time partner in
Trail-Rossland builders and later
employed. with .Konkin & Sons
of Trail,- Contractors, came to
Castlegar in 1950. :
The three brothers have found
their ‘construction contracting op-
erations during ‘the past. year,

tlegar, Trail and the West Koote-
nay area, that they have now ex-
panded into the retail field also.

y to the C jia Valley
Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles,
19 members :in -all, journeyed fo

— RADIO

‘

have met with such favor in Cas- |:

| & i

THAT IS THE NUMBER OF
DIFFERENT GREDIT CARDS

Kinnaird Service

merhbers were very much grati- 7:30 p.m. — Evangelistic.

.
Fir and Tamarac Wood
fied at the enthusiastic response|«Jecus Christ, the same yester-

* . to their appeal for attendance at day, today and forever.”
|_| their annual Ai They are
now anxious to circulate the peti-

Nelson on Wednesday evening of
last week, and were guests of the
Nelson Auxiliary No. 22, F.O.E. *
Following a delicious buffet
supper and the regular meeting

WILL ACCEPT

Your Credit Card Must Be One of
These. Why Not Drive Up — Fill Up

| Sport Coats

“SERVICE
B. HUBER

Lutheran Services

DRUMHELLER DEEP LUMP or .
GREENHILL FURNACE

COAL

MITCHELL Transfer and Fuel Lid.
2338 PHONE 355i

” OFFICE — ANDERSON FEED BUILDING

tidn for organization of the Im-

provement District as soon as pos-

sible, he said. S 4
On motion by Archd B.A, day BE 3:00 Bm.

Services to be held in Anglican
Chureli every first and third Sun-

Resker, the Department of Pub-
lic Works is being urged to im-
prove the road to the Kinnaird
Cemetery because a recen t
funeral procession was almost
mired there.

Guests at the meeting were M.
C. Brydges, Office Manager for
the Canadian Chemical & Cellu-
lose Company Limited on an in-
spection trip of the proposed Cel-
gar project; E. A. McGauley; Ross
Defoe; and H. S. Wilson from the
Superintendent's Department of
the Bank of Montreal.

* sienna case”
LAURENCE
OLIVIER,

HENRY V

Retesoad thre Hatied Art's» Quty Eacoennent to (C87?

SHOWS 6:30 and 9 p.m. 2

MATINEE. SATURDAY. 2'p.m,
Regular Prices.

and Slacks —

PANTS WITH BELT

LEITNER’S |

"SPORT COATS
$25.00 and UP

$9.95

LIMITED

COMPARE OUR PRICES

a new of

Mr. MeGauley was accepted as CASTLE THEATRE a a

The Canadian Bank

of the Nelson L.A,, an evening of
card games was enjoyed. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Ivy Ozeroff,
president of Columbia Valley L.A.
and Mrs, Bunn from the Trail L.A.
Lunch was served at the close

25 years experience
Work Guaranteed = =
Box 522 Phone 4922
‘"” Castlegar, B.C.

of the much-enjoyed evening.

‘Spred Satin and Glidden
| . PAINTS

Sash — Door and

Cabinet Making

KOOTENAY.

Phone 3006

and. Suppliers’ ~~

BUILDERS

With the Very Best

IMPERIAL PRODUCTS
Ys Of Course

GARAGE WILL BE CLOSED FROM
APRIL 4th TO 10th INCLUSIVE

Kinnaird

E, J. FINK, Prop.

Service -