4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 5, 1959
party to be

. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 5, 1959
“ i coffec
Castlegar Happenings | ts

“Mr, and Mrs, S. Dower have
had as thelr guests for the past
two weeks, the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs,
Creston,

M

age were called to Victoria last
week end by the sad news that
Lioyd’s father had passed away.

Was a-business: visitor here for

a few days. % Bertarione,

in serving delicious refreshments
by Mrs M., Dalton,
Mrs. Fred Howes entertal
E. .Bottrill. form ed recently in honor of Glenna's
tenth birthday. A delightful tlme
and Mrs, Lioyd Grout: | W&s had by the fourteen guests
and the honoree Games were
played and contests enjoyed fol-
lowed by a short T.V. program:
Mr. R. Black of Vancouver |™e. A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess assisted by: Mrs.

iS,
Mri and.Mrs. Colin’ Fraser
now resident inj Vancouver, were

Kinnaird Korner.

_{of Shaunovan Sask.

ELL

Swihart's sister, Mrs, C, Hansen | th

DISTRICT

REPORTERS

Castlegar ~
Kinnaird _
Robson * — = Mrs, Johnso:
Deer Park _
ena _
Genelle _-

eee te ne wat tiahees [tee rereier soctn. worse — |
= THE

Mrs. Horan

SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kautman - 3227

Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

n - S165 By
ry

ind
Mr. and Mrs, G, Eastcott,

ce i

of spent the’ e
at their summer home in Deer

visitors here for the past week.

Mr Ken, Grunerud of Van-
couver is with his parents, Mr.
‘and’ Mrs. L, Grunerud for a few
days, to attend the funcral of his
grandmother, Mrs, B.. Findlater.

Word has been received of
ihe birth of a son to Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Hawkins at Calgary
General Hospital January 26.

Mrs. Hawkins 1s the former |and Mrs. D. Webb.

Robson Sucials

Deer Park Socials”

Mrs, A. W. Thorp spent the
weekend in Trall, the guest of
her son inlaw and daughter Mr.

. Mrs, Lila Wither returned to
her home at Renata after spend-
ing the weekend at Deer Park

Park. They were accompanied by

_, Renata Tiding

Joe Gray is a patient at
Hospital, é

for a few weeks.
Mrs. Katie Dyck Is spending
the rest of the winter at the
home of her sister Mrs, J. A.
Hamm in Nelson.
Mrs. E, Waldron: Is visiting
at: points in Ontarlo,and: at her
parents home in:,Lockerby,.Ont,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred:,Silyers,.-5° .
‘2 A Crib

manding,

s Report From Ottawa

OTTAWA — Parliament Hill) very close to urging, may de-
has been a topsy-turvy, Allce-
in-Wonderland sort of place ever
since the session got underway
a. few weeks ago, There was
Prime Minister Diefenbaker, for
example, telling a 200-man dele-
gation from the Canadian Lab-
our Congress, with all due solem-

that the government
increase taxes this year, which
ig a very incongruous thing for the West
a leader of Her Majesty's Loyal |Health in Trail.
Opposition to do. :

Actually; there is a fairly
simple éxplanation for this str-
ange, upside-down ‘situation. It

| Commissioner Pettitt

Water Frontage Tax

Health Chairman Gordon Wkely be soon ‘after February 15.

Pettitt reported Tuesday on at-
tending: the annual eeotinig of [low sald it would be advisable to

Kootenay Board of |call a special meeting to go over

felt
business of the meeting was
mostly.;routing,: but possibly a
discussion over, alleged use of

further meeting with Celgar of-
ficlals, Commisstoner Sylvest sald
no date-has been set, but it will

Council Chairman ‘Nick Og-
the details of the frontage bylaw.

This might be arranged to coln-
clde with the meeting with Cel-

docks gave a report on the Reg-
fonal Planning meet in Trail.
‘The Committee ‘wished thelr
next meeting held jn Castlegar,
sald Commissioner Maddocks,
and Council will send an invit-
ation to the Regional planners
to have the meeting in the Vil-
Jage Office, ‘This will take place
February 11.

ed by Renata Women’s Institute] |

nity, it could not expect the gov? alfstems from the fact that the. milk powder’ by dairles was of

is being held weekly at the hall
Seer ens Master Bob | with 20 Players participating.
. 4 : Prizes will be given at end of
a Among visitors to Ct is Miss
Castlegar were Mr, and Mrs. C:|/ethel White.
S. Phelps and children; Mr. and Weekly sewing meetings are

“WINTER

. minister declared.

ernment to increase expenditures |srinie minister in part carried |Interest to many.

and at the same time lower tax-|out his promise to let Canadians Dr. GJ. McKenzie, Director

es. “I say to you with the ut-/have it poth ways, of the Health Unit mena

most-good feellng that you can't In the session that: followed Is nothing aeens vane late nee -

have it both ways,” the prime/the election on June 10, 1957, the |!egations that Dairies are i

minority Conservative govern. | Powdered mi} mixed with whole
a milk. Inspections of . plants

Anglican Annual Reports
Show Balance In Accounts

Council Pronaring For 323 oo eee ee eae ts a | Commissioner Robert Mad: cae

0B
ayn Ta

$70.00 LAST WEEK’S JACK-POT

where she was the gui fi Mr,
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gergely and |Shirley Oliphant. “Mrs, J. Raine was a Teall jana Moa Fred Btlgeeeen ee Pate ee BEggema ae willinen|[being held at W. 1. Member's
‘Linda'of Nelson, were Castlegar |.; .. Her. mother, Mrs. R. F. Olt-| visitor .Friday. : Mr, and Mrs, G. A, -Walker ay gest homes in preparation for a baza-
visitors on Sunday. phant, is spending a week in Mrs. W. T. Waldle motored Meese Son: : ar.
The regular executive meet- | Calgary.

i f the Lillian Killough Chap: Many, happy returns to Tt eed Powe a ‘White and L ; A di : a
ing 9: a , hal is to Tom- y ss. AL ne
arge Audience Thrilied
iF « fs
With Gay Rosalinda

ter, I.O.D.E,, was’ held Monday|my Hughes who is celebrating | Mrs. G. Miller.
evening at he home of Mrs. L./his 4th birthday today. Mr. and Mrs.’H. Johnson
Zinlo. Ten members were pre-| Visiting at the home of .Mr.|were Rossland visitors, Sunday,
sent and routine business was|and Mrs, Art Swihart is Mrs.|where they were the guests of
“Gay Rosalinda’ presented the string section,

by the Rossland’ Light Opera |most in

Players here Saturday, was ac-|Strauss tunes,

claimed a great success by the Others in the were

a inre: _- large audience in the High} Wi hi
r store Sie, fH nston Churchill and George
Galore at ou > School activity room. Small, Clarinet; Dianne Comba,

me af Approximately 400 people ap- . Fe
the WEEK ENO - with ly Pe ae Oboe; Don Bell, Bassoon; Bud
>

the |Comba, cornet; Jack Bailey,
. well cast players gave a convince: ‘Trombone; Richard Paugh, per:

ite ne eee eases wees Ing performance of the delight- cussion; and rehearsal accom:

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FLOUR, Robin Hood Paper, 25 Ihs., ...-.2+-+.++- $169 |[|eve seein Vienna at tne tum ot ones, walters, footmen, and
BACK BACON, lean, Ib, .........0+s0e0+0++ 896
ROUND STEAK OR ROAST, Ib. .........-0.+-25++ 196

STRAWBERRY JAM, 48 02, .........+0+20000-- 896

the century, and with a musical |/eacon, Norma Forester, Mau-

score composed by the master of |reen Godfrey, Jean Hayman, El-
KINNAIRD, B.C.

onths ago the|ment made far-reaching commit. : iB :
ae ach ete a pro-}ment to increase’ expenditures Babee the area ye been ‘The Anglican Parish of Cas-|ber of hikes, cleaned up" around
mising Canadians with the ut- and lower taxes. As a result of ne DE tet 6 tlegar, Robson and Hinnalrg has oe See coreeted at allow:
MOSt £008 ea oye aie mudgot deficit in the year fanlty would gain itle advantage Been able ‘helt Foreward Cam.|fund, weeded the hospital
oy oe ae me Ene March 31 ft close to $1|from the use of powdered mill, pal of 14 months ‘ago. Those grounds, cleaned windows at the
oa a tk Bio alt rit must ratse [28 the trouble of mixing, would Bttendin the Annual ‘meetings Silver Birch School entertained
And then there was Hors [euotner $600 maillilon, approxima-|fot pay off, especially since ot Robson, Kinnaird and Castle-|the local C.¥.0. and the Trail
Saale ets on. We (te ise ing | ns ‘and other | Whole milk is In plentiful supply.’ ar last week were very pleased |A.¥.P.A. at ‘social evenings and
+ Liberal party. Speaking on the |tly, for housing loa Fire and light Commissioner za ae Hee ey ae 1A a eae eee
j, Tone epee ee fee |e ie George Carr outlined to Council “ Cc Mn *petts the, ‘Treasurer’ eesti opens with a devotion:
10 he et ata honey the difficulties eneouintered In ob- fe hi m wot P. rish, reported |al riod conducted by the mem-
Sy caning bonds ee ee june of [taining parts for the fire truck. tere til obltgutions had been paid [bers. Mise M. Richardson is the
ye Delays in shipment have caus:
1% billion dollars. Since the Pub coniderable concern ‘in’ his. de- anacithe Parish, jae bean aett
se ne ee eae net Ie partment, he sald. , the Diocese of Kootenay having
Bank of Canada has almost lit- Speaking on the subject of ¢ santa petra ear
erally had to print the ti water, Commissioner for the de- Satoh ice ised tal" pay to the
Ts Due IE ant mee charts partment Ange Sylvest om Vie Osh ana thee wae yacd’ Bale
Cabins Inge Clerk Joe Logelin is pre: :
with which ance In hand, All the three
a buy ah © money watt igs, [paring figures and necessary |o oy treasurers, J. H. Smith] ° Castlegar and Kinnaird Sun-
‘Although it was largely In- of Robson, Mrs. T. E..Green of|day School reports were given
cidental, the effect of this move Kinnaird and A. E. Norris of |The Rector, in the absence of
by the Conservative government Castlegar reported balances on|Miss A. C. Bloomer, and Mrs. G.
was to help create employment their accounts. There is a nice|W..Reith and reported good pro-
both directly and At amount accumulating. in the|gress and a good band of teach-
the same time, however, the mon- Church Building Fund. at Kin-|ers. The Little Helpers reports
ey being churned out by the a! naird and also for a Parish Rec- | (Cradle Roll) were given by Be
Bank oF tens aoe toe To certain extent Prime Min- are his report the Rector, qian ere a membership ct =|
ram a e 4 ip
fany months, to touch off a run- SE eee erent ane iufla: Archdeacon = A, Resker, con about 40. ‘Tne, felicuing were
away inflation. : 2 3 H
“Already a number of chart-' ee ea reer 5 ae a the wonderful progress that had) ROBSON — 0. B. Ballard and EB
ered bankt heads have warned of |mediate, BOSC vt now to min-|been made financially and. stated | Moore Churchwardens; Church
the higher taxes, The Liberal |ermment coe UO te nay find it-|that he thought that the Mls-| Committee, Mrs. A. Miller, Mrs.
jeader considered it serlous | "71", estes to do so later on.|sion conducted last Fall by Bis-| H. Hyson} the Wardens. an
enough to warrant calling for ‘And {f anyone doubts the ev- |hop Rage had helped to deepen] Lay Delegates D. Carter, and
higher taxes. Hazen Argue, the] ATO Jon Tet them harken to|the spiritual life of the Parish} J. H. Smith and J. Raine Sub-
CCF leader in the Commons, {10° Gor house leader: “Infla-|which was most important thing.| stitutes.
put forward a motion condemn-|° Goo. not strike the strong |He urged that the oncoming se@ | NarRD — CI
ing the government for, falling particularly; it strikes the weak. Son of Lent should be used ied F. Peterson, R. O. Scott and W.
to take steps to combat it, claim- Inflation eats away the value of [carry on the work of the Mis- © Relth Lay Delegate and
only knew what a rev

lath ing it to be the problem facing the old agé pension and of the sion, Sabstitute Ken Pickering F. sun-packed
10% Fae a moment hans fo ene Mitchell. Church Committee A.
Eldridge, W. Le Due, G. S. Cor. :
bett, J. Kirby, Mrs. J..W..Dou- os A & , e she Q t Z
i Ad

Was Won By
Mrs, Janet Reed — Castlegar
Jackpot Draw — Friday Night
* Join the crowd Be There!

JACKETS |

at

-LEITNER'S.

Mrs, Lou Chizmazla is home
with her new baby daughter
Deborrah Jean.

To Late To Classify

NOTICE — IWA Valentine
Dance, Friday Feb, 13, Robson
Cc A Hall,
for everyone, Ste

which was
the

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flationary trend,” he explained
to the House. “If we do not, we
allow those who are unemployed
to suffer. There is one of the ma-
j that

jor p
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the waltz, Johann Strauss, the}jq $e

4 zy eaven, Barbara Mi ¥
talented singers and actors made | itta reise "Rignior eh aoa
this “night in Vienna” one to be|aron Mitchell, Helen Nora, Ther-
remembered a long time. esa Poje, Stella Roberts, Amy

as Roberts as the dash-| Richards, Annette Van Vareveld,
ing “Eisenstein” gave an except-|anq Joan Williams.

fonal performance in his role of Fi z

‘red Cooper, Harry Douglas,
a slightly straying husband, |pob Eyre, eaala a otestor Gare
while Jegn Ellison; in the title|Tewis, Con Rutherglen, Rae
role of Hosalinda, the beautiful 7 n

Fae Of Rosalinda, the Beautiful Statem, Arthur Turner and Bob iM NTO NON CCN A

Statem, rth , i
fine portrayal of her part. Many ‘ork, as well as several of the

1 ue F
oe ma BA N D CO N CER T

. i Th tt duced
alinda'sy lovely volee‘were over-| sna dirested by Morey" Block

The Annual SHHS Band Concert .

willheheld , = =?

caring,” said Mrs. Ro:
velt recently.

Kathleen Sinclair as the Eis- and John, Roberts, -assisted “ny Continuing, she added: iit, Reople

! Frank Fuller.

enstein’s maid, Adele, turned in Gay Roealnaa was present-
oe characterization of/eq under the sponsorship of the
this part oepessed Of: a lean Kiwanis Club, and will be staged
coupled, with her “ust right” as in Trail Friday and Saturday.

- Jools Iso.the Lay .Readers, . Messrs.
a int realize « {rates,..the. government can © omic problem -facing the -people |

eens aid Gould bo as gv0d'ne” | gorward to another budget ene today, but certainly the problem |Norris and Al Horswilt for. com
: it of around $1 ‘billion in the | UOT ‘aces the greatest num-|ducting services not only tn the
year ahead, as the Canadian Tax Parish, but throughout: most’ of

the greatest number of Canad- Vowance. I'am not go-|. He thanked the Churchwar-
hot for a, moment hesitate Ogee [lans today. At present tax" inp ay it is the greatest econ-|dens in each point for: their work
coeds, I didn't
gan, Mrs, C. Phillips (W.A.
representative.)

ter of

maid’s role Mrs. Sinclair's per-
formance was most enjoyable.
Prince Orlofsky,. Barry Fair-
bridge to you, was excellent in
the portrayal of bored royalty,
resplendent. in handsome court
uniform.and one thing that cau-

Foundation . has

alredy pointed

ber.”

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

Cc. Arthur

Friday, Feb. 20th 1959.

out, If this is the case it will add session over the government’s
more fue] to the ne oer anti-dumping "legislation?. Both
tion and further unde! the Liberal and CCF parties’ bit-

obtain a frea copy. from:

—
Institute For Better Hearing,
G18 Main St. Penticton, B.C,

: Prime Minister Diefenbaker |¢" ave the cabinet. to impose
Without cost or 1;

‘ihe ‘flight’. last |the: West Kootenay. The two W.

Remember, We: . A’s “gave reports of their usual
efficlent workin the Parish and
in the wider work of the Church.
‘Ket for its own securities. arbitrary power |'
“ ; \erly opnose ry pose |also thanked for their services

The St. Albans Guild were

CASTLEGAR — Churchwardens
J. C. Killough, N. McNabb. Lay
Delegates and Substitute A. T.
Horswill, J. C. Taylor. Church
committee W.A. and Guild Re-
Presentatives,,C. W. Petts, A.

. Norris, J. F.

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his ditem-|11, Shing duties. .,The U.S, gov-|as the Altar Guild and in many
ma very well. “In the event that| ment fired off-one of the other ways. oo ie
we place money into the stream sharpest ‘protests: received by The W.A, Reports were g!
and expand credit, there is an in-| Canada in many a long year It jen by Mrs. C. 'M. Phillips and C.
turns out’ after putting teeth in W. Petts,the Guild report by Mrs. Ae RO ee
ateli: “§ fi the dumping ‘law. -the Canadian |T. Lampard. - * Tt_was det : es con
Building - Supe tes vernment can’t find anything One of the most pleasing re- to “the
om : a bite on. Months of intensive |ports was that of Junior Young | Archbishop Adams. who had a :
investigation have’ failed to turn | People which consists of teen-|great interest in ithe building of

ght our fancy in particular, the
cigarette holder, and another the
patient and ever present alde,

please send Mlustrated factual
Nterature

Killough, WW. Crossley, G.
Fowler, A. Macreath, J. Too-
good, F. Howes. Envelope See;
retary, Mrs. A. E. Norris.

‘ ACTIVITY ROOM — SHHS
Joe Guerelo. Much enjoyed were MTNA

Barry's song, also. ed

mys song, aso, {AMI
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Falke or Dr, Fledermaus, was
the instigator of the intrigue in
the plot,..by..those clever and

all the principal characters ar-
rived. at. the Prince’s Ball dis-
gulsed as.anyone but themselves.
Appearing in the Fledermaus

lowll

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can’ Churches’ the “report

to war-|agers over 9th grade‘from the, St. Albans Church twenty years
ener I stat n yterlan ‘and Angli-|:ago, St Alban’s is named after
r was| the first British Martyr'who liv
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: . had old clothi: at to the meeting at Cas-
tended several camps, had a num-! tlegar,

costume just before the, curtain
rose on the first act, George out. |=
lined the. story of the play brief.

ly. (For, those who have'nt
thought about it Fidemaus means
“bat".)

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familiar to most in’ this area,
was excellently suited to the role
of Alfredo, an’ admire? of’ the
fair Rosalinda, Although Alfredo
as an unwanted suitor was a
trifie obnoxious at times, his
serenades to his lady were a
treat to hear.

Frank Fuller in the dual
roles of Frank the Warden, and
the lawyer, Dr. Blint, was kept
busy doing a character switch,
very convincingly, too.

One of the funniest scenes
was that of the jailer Frosch,
tipsy antics’ sent everyone into
“peals of laughter over his trou-
bles with the wrong “Eisenstein”
played by Norm McLuckie, whose
locked up in the cells.

Others featured in the cast
were Barbara as Poldi and Bev.
Fletcher as Fifi, ladies attending
Orlofsky’s ball; also Walter Plin-
ge, occupying cell No, 13 in the
lock-up. :
The orchestra, directed -by
Morey Block, consisted of Dick
Bourchier at the piano, a violin
section featuring : Otto Neider-
man, Grace Comba, Eric Turn:
erm, Ethel Balley, Vivian Gate,
Monica Kinahan, Pat Burroughs;
Jo Hutchinson and Shirlef Ban-
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For Mrs. B.

Funeral servees were held
Wednesday for Mrs. Bertha Find-
later, a “long time resident of
Castlegar, who passed away
February 2,in the Castlegar and
District Hospital. Mrs. “Findlater
was 77 years of age at the time
of her death. be

- Rev. R. H: Pratt officiated
at the’ services held In the Unit-
ed Church here, and was assist-
ed by Rev. J. M. Taylor.

The church was filled with
many friends of the deceased,
who was well-known in the Cas-
tlegar district.

Mrs. J. E., Wallace was or-
ganist, and hymns sung by. the
congregation were “What a
Friend We Have in Jesus", and
“Sun of My Soul”. 5

Pall-bearers were W. W.
McLeod, Larry. Davis,, Jim Ltp-
sett; Robert. Hunter, L. Morey
and John Sherbiko."-*

Burlal was in the family
‘plot at Mountain View Cemetery

at Trail, and the arrangements

“United Church Service :

Findlater

were handled by Castlegar Fun-
eral Home. .
Mrs. Findlater was born in
Belgrave, Ontario in 1881, and
moved from there to Saskatche-
wan in 1905, where she lived un-
til coming to British Columbia
in 1939, Arriving in B.C. Mrs
Findlater lived for a time in
Robson before moving to Castle-
gar, where she resided*at _ the
time-of her death. :

Survivors are three daugit-
ers, Mrs. L, A. Grunerud, Castle-
gar, Mrs. L. H. Peterson, War-
field, Mrs. R. Morberg, New
Westminister, and one brother,
Howard Wightman of Creston.
Also surviving are four grand:
children, one great-grandson and
five nieces and ‘nephews.

Mrs. -Findlater was prede-
ceased by her husband in 1947.

She was a member of thé
United Church W.A. and was al-

ways an active and energetic
Ichurch-worker. -

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