CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 3, 1959

Kinnaird Korner

Mis, Kaufman, Phone 5488

Spending the month of Aug-
ust at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
A. B, Condy and family have
‘been Gloria and Michael Rogers,
During the past few weeks the
family and their young guests
went’ camping at Deer Park and
enjoyed short boat trips on the

: Lakes. The children also visited

the Reg Bro family for several
days in Robson,

Alexa Condy. whose birthday
was August 22 the oc:

Carol Pheiffer, Gary, Linda and
Roddy Bro, accompanied. by thelr
parents, and cousins of the Bro's,
Regina, Shirley and Debby New-
by of Nelson.

Gloria and Michael Rogers
left for their home at Lethbridge

casion with a cake and Ice-cream
party on Thursday evening. Fri-
day the children assembled at the
Condy home for a party, a fare-
well for Glorla and Michael. At-
tending were Molly Taylor and

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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kulcheskl
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Melrose spent
Sunday picnicing at Champion
Lake.

Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Lucas
are home from a 10-day holiday
on the prairie, visiting relatives
at Eatonia, Sask, Upon their re-
turn, Patrick suffered a deep cut
to the Knee when he fell from
his bicycle. He had several’ stit-
ches and will be confined for
some time. Get well Patrick!
Mr, and Mrs. R, V. Lamond
and family returned on the week-
end from their holidays in which
they first visited then

Over (50 Register
Ht Notre Dame

Enrolment at Notre Damc
College, Nelson, has doubled for
the year opening in September,
the new rector said last week,
. Father Aquinas, a 38-year-oid
New Yorker who has taken the
position of chief college ‘execu-
tive, said 150 applications have
already come in and more are
arriving dally.

He said the location of the
college attracts students fromm
the East and West Kootenays as
well ax from northern parts cf
the Unit! States because they
feel the ,University of ' British
Columbia is too far from, home,
Several additional courses
are “planned this year, Father
Aquinas added. Evening classes
in will be

motored to the East

for and the

Travelling via the Canal Flats,
they enjoyed Fairmont Hot
Springs and sightsecing in the
Kootenay Park,

Rev. Sister.Carmel Joseph of
Port Angeles, Wash. has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Guy
Guido and family after ‘having
had a visit with ‘her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Mark Dumont in Na-
kusp. The Guidos returned with
Sister Carmel Joseph to Spokane
on Saturday.

At the opening of school,
Joan Guido will be attending in
Keremeos, staying at the home
of her aunt and uncle, Mr, and
Mrs. Tom Wurz,

Recent guests at the home of
Mr,‘and Mrs. George Gendron
were Mrs. Tiny Cook, Mrs. C.
Yates and Bertha Tuft, all of
Swift Current, Sask.

Spending a week at the Gen-
dron home were old friends of
Mrs, Gendron’s daughter, Mrs.
George Cleeve. Mr. and Mrs, W.
Atkinson of Medicine Hat, Alber-
ta, enjoyed their visit to ‘the
Kootenays, espécially their trips
to Nelson and picnics af’ the var-
ious beauty spots in the district.
Mrs. BE, A. Matthews of Kas-
lo spent several days at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Matthews and
family, Visiting the Matthews
home is Mrs. Matthew’s mother,
Mrs. Jean Juno, who arrived by
plane from Regina, -Sask. on
‘Tuesday. :
~ Mr, and Mrs. Powell Smibert
had their daughter Mrs, W. M.
Howden and children Jaclyn and
Roddy of Seattle visiting them
for a week. They left Sunday, ©
Mrs. John Westerlund and
Dianne left by plane on Saturday
to spend two weeks with Mrs.
Westerlund’s. parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Peter Wasylyk in Vernon.
‘Lois Christensen is recover-
ing from a tonsil operation, hav-
ing been a patient in Castlegar
hospital for a few days,

Mark Evans has been holi-
daying at the ranch of Mr. and
Mrs, Otto Hill near Northport.
Mrs, Margaret Evans, Norman
and Lenore motored there on the
weekend to fetch him home,
Mr. and, Mrs. J. C, McLeod
and Terry have returned from a
week in Nelson. They were the
guests of Mrs: McLeod's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. K. Jensen.

Keith Brian were the names
given the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Fitzpatrick.

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Scott are
back from an interesting vaca-
tion, travelling by boat to Arrow-
head and Mt. Revelstoke, From
Kamloops they visited Salmon
‘Arm and Vernon, which Mr.
Scott found had changed consid-
erably since army days, They

spent three weeks enjoying the
Okanagan, arriving home early
last week.

Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Dougan
and Mr, and Mrs, Jake Hendricks
attended the Kootenay Munici-

palities Cohvention banquet in
Trail on Saturday evening. |

c.

general public,
It is also planned to increase
student cultural activities,

6 Celebrate Birthdays
In the Same Week

A famlly birthday party was
held Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mts. Joe Hardy of Kinnaird
for six members: of the family

Avhose birthdays were during the

week,
They were Mrs: Elsie Adie,
Mrs. May Christie, Mrs. Joseph-

ine Riley, Mrs, Bertha Hardy,
Tommy Riley and Sydney Hardy.

Trail Woman Honored

At Robson Shower

‘Miss Lauretta Orlando of
Trail was guest of honor at a
suprise shower Friday evening at
the Robson home of Mrs, M, Tur-
ik,

Corsages were presented to
the honoree, Mrs, M, Turik and
Mrs. M. Turik, Jr., the latter two
belng the grandmother and mo-
ther of Miss Orlando's fiance,

Games and contests were
played with prizes won by the
guest of honor, Mrs, J. Cushner,
and Miss Marlarine Turik,

On behalf of the invited
guests Miss Marlene Soberlak
and Miss Marianne Turik presen-
ted the bride-elect with a gift, a
place settIng of dinnerware,
whieh was wrapped in the form
of a tiered wedding cake.

Hostesses were Mrs. P, Sob-
erlak and Mrs. K. Soberlak.

Guests were Miss Margaret Har-
dy, Pattie Riley, Kelvin Riley,
Terry Christic, Donna Christle,
Sharon Adie, Darrell Adie, J. Har-
dy, Vera Cheveldave, Sammy
Cheveldave and Mrs, G. Law and
daughter Alcicanne Law, both of
London, England, who are visit-
ing relations In Kinnaird.

The tables were decorated
with low bowls of roses and dec-
orated birthday cakes, The rooms
were also decorated with gladio-
las, sweetpeas and other garden
flowers, After supper games
were enjoyed on the lawn.

SOGIAL NOTES FROM GASTLEGAR

The new social reporter for
,tho Castlegar socials Is Mrs.
“T. G, Jerome. Castlegar rest!
dents are requested to phone’
thelr social pews to her at 6661.

Mr. and Mes 4, Knudson and
two sons, George and Gordon, of
Sardis spent a few days With.
Mrs, Knudson’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Harmston of 9th Ave.

Mr, and Mrs, Bill Shay have
as guests Mr. Shay’s mother, Mrs.
E. H, Shay of Cloverdale, B.C.
Also Bill's aunt, Mrs, J, Hanna of
New Westminister. |

Mr. Lawrence Marken of |
Vancouver is visiting at the home
of his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Markin,

Friends of Bill Shay will be
glad to hear that he is back at
work after being off sick for the
last five months. Gopd Luck,
Bill,’

Mrs. Betty Roberts who is

living in Long Beach, California;,
is here visiting her daughter and.
, sonin-law, Mr, and Mrs, Doug
Jolllmore,

‘Mr.’ and Mrs, Terry Corrigan
and daughter Naomi are guests
at. the home of Mr. and
John Clarke on their way home
to Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs, Jack Taylor
and Michael have returned from
a holiday spent at Vancouver,

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

The Mutual Life Assurance
of Canada

| Brown Refurns from Tour

SHHS " principal w. Roy

i’ Erown und the school’s counsel
m lor, Allan Harvey, returned Sat-
urday from a trip which took

them and 33 other teachers to| ¢:

varlous RCAF selectlon and
training bases in Ontario and
‘Quebec,

Invited by the ROAF to gain
firsthand knowledge of the Air
Forca as a career, the men were
flown from Calgary to Montre-
al in a Flying Boxcar, which
normally carries frefght, Jeeps
and automoblles,

‘They were accompanied by a

. Bomare missile which was to be
exhibited at the Canadian Na-
tional Exhibition,

Their itInciary included a
visit to the Air Force station at
St, John’s, Quebee, a manning de-

Pot, personnel selection unit and
a school of English to College

Milltarle Royal de St, Jean (CM-
R) one of three Canadian Service
Colleges, and to Centralia, Ont.,
@ personnel selection unit for of-
cers,
‘This unit assesses and clas:
ses their suitability for training
as pilots or. observers and sceks
to create and fuser in newly
enroied flight cadets the know-
Iedge, ideas, attlvudss and abill-
tles for sulecéssful careers in the
They‘also saw the RCAF sta:
tien at Clinton, Ont., a ground
crew, training school for radar
and communications and a
School of food services;

During free periods they

1st annual cabaret-style dance
held Friday night featured some
well-received acts,

The dance, held at the Kin-
naird Improvement Society Hall,
is to become an annual event.-At-
tendance was limited to 200 to
provide ample room for Sancine,
and for tables‘ad chairs around
the room for guests,

ly, were Little Theatre

Successfully substituting for
Trail artists who were forced to
cancel their engagement sudden-

Kinnaird. Liftle Theatre
Holds Cabaret Dance

The Kinnaird Little ‘Theatre's

‘The hall was tastefully de:
corated with fresh-cut flowers
and a buffet lunch was served.

Miss Florence Cecconi of Kin-
naird won a trip to Spokane in
@ contest sponsored by the group.

Bainbridge to Attend
Civil Defence Course
In Victoria Nov. 23

made a 2%-hour tour of

who two

The of the coe
tlegar’ and District Hospital, J.

and visited the Stratford Memor-
ial Theatre where Othello and As
You Like It were playing. ,

. Three Bells
S Monk. sey: :
3. Lonel;
. Robbia’ Ete Cradle
. Caribbean

RICK'S

etc.

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skits by
lym Hughes.

Gwi-

For variety, a Spanish dance
was performed by Mrs. Allun| 23,

has ‘been granted four
days leave to attend a civil de-
fence course in Victoria on Nov.

LEGION CORNER

At the regular meeting Tucs-
day night one ordinary member-
ship was accepted. Comrade A.
Martin was given a hearty vote of
thanks for his work in handling
the welfare bingo. during .the
past season.

Mr, Martin reported a very
successful season and said the

bingo series would start again
is October™ following the same
policy as last year,

Zone commander J. Hall of
Trail paid an official visit to the
Barnch and reported on the eye
bank and the track and’ field
meet to be held at Sept.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 3, 1959 5
ICAU S|

26 and 27. Entry forms are now
in the hands of SHHS principal
W. Roy Brown,

Comrade N, Turik called In
to see old comrades and reported

jon activities in Vernon, Comrade

the meeting on his way to Toron-
to and brought grcetings from the
Edgewood Branch.

Harvey, who wore an
Spanish costume and

vided music for the dance with

on the trumpet,

‘carried
castanets, Lorne de Paulis pro-

an'‘ outstanding solo performance

Mr. and A. E,
Norris. will attend a regionel
board meeting in Nelson Sept. 26,
it was also decided at a hospital
board meeting Friday night. Sev-
eral other of the board

Deer Park Socials

Master Carl Wine has return:
ed to fis nome wita his uncle and
aunt ivr, and Mrs. George Brig-
yemman, ulter spending a holiday
with his parents at bentley, Al-
berta. He was accompanied by his
uud, Mr, Louis Wine,

will also attend the Nelson meet-
ing.

In October Mr. Bainbridge
and Mr. Norris will go to Van-
couver for the B.C, Hospital As-
sociation convention.

jected a plan to spray the hospi-
tal roof on the grounds that it
would be

The building committee re.|.

NOTICE

THE OFFICE OF

‘DR. PAGE
WILL BE CLOSED FROM
AUGUST 29 TO SEPT-
EMBER 8 FOR
VACATION

‘Dr. and Mrs, H.
and children of Castlegar spent a
holiday camping and fishing at
Deer Park,

Mr. and Mrs, George Brigge-
man, their nephew Carl Wine and
Mr, Louise Wine of Bentley, re-
turned from a trip to Portland,
where they were the
guests’ of Dr. and, Mrs. Arthur
Schwartzenhauer.

“; Mr. A, Lennox, and family,
of Oasis, spent a few days at
Deer Park on a fishing and cam-
ping: trip.
of Trail and Mrs, .M. Stover of

Mr. and Mrs, Tommy Hayes
Castlegar spent Sunday at Deer
Park. Several two-pound Rainbow
trout were landed by the fisher-
men. + le
Al Richards, his, sons Wayne
and Douglas of Castlegar, and
Les Lampard, spent the weekend
fishing and hunting on the Low-
er Arrow Lakes. Several fish
were caught and young Wayne
shot his first deer.

Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Stuckl-
berger and children Cindy and
Wayne, of Marguerite, B.C., were
the recent guests of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, &. Stuckl-
berger. *

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Worley
arrived from New York to spend
a two-month holiday with friends
and relatives in this District. At
the present, they are spending a
few days with the former’s mo-
ther, Mrs. Rose Worley, who is,
holidaying at her summer home
in Deer Park. Other guests at the
Worley home included A. Worley
of Nelson and Mr, and Mrs. E.
Worley and children of Robson, |”
and Mr. and Mrs, V. Worley and |’
children of Trail.

. Mr. and Mrs. A, Bértnick,
son.David and friends of Trail

spent the weekend at the Bort-
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Dr. J. H, Lindsay, new direc-
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Health Unit, was appointed by

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B of M Says

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in Jamaica, says the Bank of
Montreal in its Business Réview
for August, just issued.

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lines already, achieved is part of
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BIRTHS:

JOLLIMORE — To Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jollimore of.Castle-

8 | car, ene 27, a daughter.

UTOFF — To Mr, and Mrs.
Ted i" Dutoff of Winlaw, Aug. 29
a son.

PLOTNIKOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs, Sergi Plotnikoff of Kinnaird,
Aug. aN a son.‘

—.To Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Barr (nee Lynne Camp-
bell), in the Calgary hospital,
Aug. 30, a daughter.

the board to, the consulting staff

Jamaica Good.

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