9, 1958] —— : —s
CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January Castlegar Happe: :

Mr, and Mrs. G, Santano of
Trail were visitors at the home

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of the latter's father, Mr. C. W.
Fraser fora day during the holi-
day scason,

Mr, J. C. Charters has re-

turned to his teaching posttion
in Victoria after spending the

holiday here with his wife and

ys

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. D. West
motored to Vancouver to spend
the New Year Holiday with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Don West.

Mr, R. Toogood was in Nel-
scn for the Christmas season,
the guest of his son and daugh-
ter-inplaw, Mr. and Mrs, W.
Tozer.

Mr. F. Eremenko js a patient
in.the Trail-Tadanac Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Campbell
spent Christmas in Kamloops.
Burton left on Sunday last for

Mee

Residents Of
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Toronto where he will resume
his studies at the Ryerson Insti-
tute of Technology, Regina left
lon the same day for St. Paul's
| Hespital, Vancouver, where. she
vis a nurse-in-training.

! Dennis Stanley of Nakusp
} was a weekend visitor at the
thome of Mr. and Mrs, L. V.
i : Campbell.

Mr. Miles »MePherson has
been a patient in the Trail-Tad-
i enac Hospital for the past two
j weeks,

Mr, and Mrs, G. Hughes have
, as their guests the former’s moth-
jer, Mrs. Margaret Hughes and
aunt, Miss Mary Hughes of Van-
couver, ~

Monday and Friday

Castlegar
Dry Cleaners

Mr, Walter Dams visited at
the home of Mrs. E. Longdon in
Nelson during the holidays. His
granddaughter, Miss Joy Ander-
son, was a guest of Mrs. Win-
stanley of Nelson.

+ A former resident of Castle-
gar, Mr. M. Enoksen of Kelowna
spent a few days here as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Helmar
Johnson,

Mr. Helmar Johnson is home

the Kootenay Lake ‘General

AULA agai “antes undoes te oe ne
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with A Classified Ot Baek ie ace

who spent part of the holidays

with the latter’s parents, Mr, and
Mrs, J. Holden in Vancouver,
have returned home.

* Mr. George Osachoff has re-

turned to his studies in Toronto
after ing the with

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park

Renata Mrs.. Warkentin

of thelr daughter and son-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs, D.. Marcelus and
family, i
Mrs, D, Gavrilik is vjaiting
in. Rossland the guest of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs, C.. Tench, :
David Gavrilik returned to

Mrs, Hostetter - 718)
Mrs, Kaufman - 3227

Mra, ‘Williamson —

(Nea) rn
et. inn, can.

brother for the past three weeks,
and left by plane for his new
assignment,

A private little party mark-

ed the first birday of Kay,
of Mr. and Mrs, Denis

his wife and family here.

Mr, and Mrs, J. Deans of
Gibson, fomer residents of Cast-
legar, are visiting thelr,son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R.

Hughes, on Saturday,-January 9.
Miss Hughes’ brother Tommy
sank the Happy Birthday Song,
while daddy took movies of her
on this special occasion,

Deans, and their in-1 ind
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. L, Grou-
tage.

Miss Barbara Dower has re-
turned to Vancouver General
Hospital where she is a nurse-
in-training, after enjoying an ex-
tended ‘holiday with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. S. Dower.

Out-of-town guests at the

ding were Miss Lois Petersen of
Vancouver, Mrs, Ruth Morberg of;
New Westminster and Mr, and
Mrs, Negres of Trail.

Mr. Ken Grunerud, CPA
agent at Vancouver, also came
home for his brother's wdeding
and -is still visiting at the home
of his parents.

Mrs, M, Findlater is home
again with her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Grun-
erud,

Mr, F Eremenko is a patient
again in the Trail-Tadanac hospi.
tal. Mr. Eremenko spent a month
in the hospital before Christmas.

Kinnaird Korner

Mr. K. M. Spence is on a
business trip to Penticton, He

recent Gruncrud-Guesford wed-|.

Robson Socials -

Among those returning to
UBC over the weekend were Miss
Dawn Waldie and Miss Eileen
Quance.

Mr, and Mrs, Art Nixon and
son returned to their home in
Kimberley on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Eastcott and
‘Wayne were New Year's Day
guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. John-
son,

Mr, and Mrs, D. Duncan and
family were Trail visitors on
New Year's Day.

Miss Daphne Quance return-
ed to Kamloops, where she is
employed, and Anthony Quance
returned to Vancouver.

Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Rezansoff
of Kamsack, Sask. are visiting
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunter, recent
visitor to ‘the Hunters was Mr.
Mike Rezansoft.

Wayne Eastcott of Rossland
is the guest of his grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs, H. Johnson for the
holidays. ‘

Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Waldie’s
guests over . the holiday were,
their

plans to return

Doug Eldridge has returned
to his school in Vancouver.

Miss Connie Haywood has
feturned to her teaching position
in Victoria,

The ‘Guy Guido's spent sev-
eral of the holidays including
New Year's in Keromeos with
Mrs, Guido’s sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs, T. Wurz.

i Wayne Gray celebrated his
‘17th birthday with many of his
friends, amid ‘a general air of
‘festivity which prevailed in the
‘,rumpus room of his home Sat.
‘evening, January 4. A gay New
: Year's theme with hats, stream-
‘ers and balloons was carried and
included a punch bowl simulat-
ing a top hat with red band on

and

Mr. and Mrs, Loveland, “Spokane
and their son and daughter-in-
Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldie
of Nakusp.

Visiting at “the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Joe Schupfer for the
holidays, is.their daughter, Miss
Lorraine Schupfer, who ‘is in
training in St. Paul's hospital,
Vancouver,

Mr. and Mrs, A. Smecher's
guests are their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Nixon and son of Kimberley.
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. F. Quance during
the holidays were their daughter
and-son-in-law and family, Mr.
and Mrs, Joe Kissel of Consul,
Sask. and their son and daughter
-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Quance of Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Raine and

guests of Mr. and Mrs. D, Dun-

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RENATA NEWS

"Home from Trail hospital
with"a’ new infant'son Gordon

Gregg is Mrs, George Griffith,

‘Mr. and Mrs, Grifttith moved to
Renata ‘last summer.

Miss Florence Morey recent-
Jy of La Comb, Alta, is visiting
her parents Mr, and Mrs, Charlie
‘Morey.

Ronald Toews of Campbell
River is visiting his parents, Mr.

Mend Mrs, Henry Toews.

Mr. and Mrs, H. Funk travel.

Bled to Nakusp recently to visit

thelr daugh : inst
Mr, and Mrs, Joke Olson.

spies Bee aa for the women of the house

after. visiting her mother, . Mrs.
W. J. Hale, - A

Mr. ond Mrs, Henry Friesen
of Proctor visited here over the
weekend. While here they were
guests of Mr, and Mrs, Toews
and’ Mr. and Mrs. Funk.

Deer Park Socials, Rules For The
Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Wiltam-| Popular Chaperon

WOMAN IS WORTH HER taking care. of your home ‘and

right, and whoever it was who
said “a woman is worth her

WEIGHT IN GOLD ; family,

First, we'll consider coo!
It's a Woman's World alt i¢ you ae ‘an expert and arene.
up meals similar to those served
at the best hotels, you're worth

son and daughters Joan and Lin- f
da of Coldwater and Severn wea so Fecunt ue Week.
u if Zh
heacpnemoniee anes to spend olyn Murcla offers: these rules
pect mas ; 0) we 2 ee ©] tor mothers of teen-ngers when
ie formers brother- they are called upon to accept

weight in gold” was’ certainly

$10 an hour. if you are just|in-law and sister,.Mr..and Mrs,

W BROS.
Bulag’ ry Supply Co, Ltd.
Building ng Supplies

ienedan

right. ‘If you total up and see
what you are worth in your own
home, it may suprise you. Here
is an easy, reliable,

Plain, every day good, put your-
self down for $1.50 an hour, if
you're still learning and can’t
indisputable ' bake a ple, give yourself 50
method of determining how much’ an heise po =
you' actually earn weekly, (but

For washin; dt -
are probably not being paid) for Bre Ber as ouad

ress receives 75¢ an hour, How-
ever, if you scorch while ironing,
\, | give yourself only 50 cents, Re-
member, if you overpay yourself
your husband is bound to remind
: a. a you of the time you burned his

. collar,
asflegar & District Feet erty
; : : charge on ‘a percentage basis, In

H. C. Coleman and his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
C, T, Willlamson, They left for
Vancouver and Victoria before
returning ‘to their home in Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. C, S. Phelps
and children Wayne, Judy and
Brenda spent Christmas and
New Years at the home of -the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Phelps at, Salmon Arm, B.C,
Mr, and Mrs, C. T. William-
son were the Xmas Day guests
of their son-in-law Mr, and Mrs.

the position of chaperon at teen-
age affairs,

1, Ignore your child! You must
never speak at your own child
during the affair. He is embar-
rassed enough at. just having you
there.

2, Dress conservatively! A black
dress somewhat in the style of a
prison matron is ‘acceptable, says
Mrs, Murcia,

3. Wear  oxfords, ’ ’ preferably
several sizes too large. This is
purely self-defence, as teen-age
boys can sometimes become ra-
ther Mrs, Murcia al.

O, W. Aasland at C:

CHICKEN, Burn’s whole,
TIN

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2 LB. CELLO BAG
SURF, Giant
- PACKAGE
FACIAL TISSUE, Scottio’s
PACKAGE
TEA-BAGS, Lipton’s 60's
PACKAGE

CORN BEEF LOAF, Boston
2 TINS for

CENTENNIAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS
JANUARY 25

HIGH Scoot AUDITORIUM — “Gilbert « nd Sullivan's , Comic
* Operatta LANTHE” produced Rossfand Li: .
and pri by Castlegar roses by Cub. oht-Qpere Ce

APRIL 25- 26th

BOAT and AUTO SHOW
Gnd Rotary Gla sponsored by the Arrow Boot Club

the case of'the housewife, that
would come to 60 cents an hour,

for a child as his own mother.

Mrs. L, Wither returned to

‘For child care. reliable nurses| "eT home at Renata after spend-
demand 75 cents an hour. No ing the weekend as the guest of
nurse, though, was ever as good Mr. and Mrs, Fired Briggeman. :
Members of the.Deer’ Park
Mothers actually eam more Women's Institute “sponsored: a

so warns that it is up to you to
make sure that wallflowers (boys
or girls) are not allowed to spend
their evening in the Ladies’ Room
or Gentlemen's Lounge.

4.. Bring cake. The bigger the
better. This will help your teen-

than the standard rate, but to

yourself the regular rate.

heel giving him a blister, pay

you darn with bumps, take’ only

keep your husband happy, give|ty Halla .few days before
Christmas. Bags of candy and
Mending — if you can darn| *Uts, and gifts were distributed
socks so that your husband never pain posal children A ae
beefs about jaus, es were enjoyed by
. shat Gump ‘in tho the children while the ‘adults
yourself $1 an hour. A good| S28 carols, with musical accom-
seamstress gets that’ much, I¢/Paniment by Mr. and Mrs. G.
Williamson. Out of town visitors

APRIL 27

CENT! IAL DAY _— i

bits TENN! tive, OF PRAYER Flag Raising Ceremonies
MAY 19

IODE ANNUAL EMPIRE DAY CELEBRATION — Centennial
Pageant and “From. Wildemess to Wonderland” ot Kinnaird

50 cents,

You should certainly receive
pay for all driving you have to
do with getting members of your
family about and for making
purchases for. house and home. A
taxi driver. would probably make.
$1.50 an hour, so pay yourself

were Mr, and Mrs, Williamson
and their daughters Joan and
Linda of Coldwater, Ont.; Mr.
and Mrs, R. C. Coleman and
children Craig, Lorne and Cherylt
and Mr. T. Ryan of Syringa
reek,

New Year’s Day guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, W.

ager, by your Bre-
sence, to gain face,

5 Wear very little make-up.
Mrs. Marcia says, “You, Mother,
must continue to resemble Whist-
Ter’s mother at all times.”.

6. Speak softly. Teen-agers muy
shake the rafters with their nolse
but mothers must always speak
in’ well-modulated “accents.

7 Develop the chaperon’s arm
hold. This is used in the case of
rowdy types who start to. break
up the furniture, throw cupcakes
around, or otherwise spoil the
party. Take a firm grip on the
offending party's upper arm and
steadily increase it as he is
Steered toward the nearest exit,

ASPARAGUS TIPS, Nabob

PORK: & BEANS, Nahob
2 TINS for

MEATS

- SIDE BACON, Swift's Premium

By the piece, LB. ..

BONELESS HAM, Swifi’s

By the-piece, LB.

COTTAGE ROLLS Calgary Packers,

Half or Whole, UL! Le.

BEEF POT ROASTS

"SIRLOIN STEAK

HAMBURG STEAK, -

Co-op Refail Store

Park under the supervision of the Kinnaird Little Theotre.

JUNE 20

12th ANNUAL ROSE BALL

Society Halt.

SULY |

FOLK FESTIVAL ond

Kiwanis Club.

AUGUST 29 -

i _ HISTORIC

AUGUST 20

ROBSON WATER SPORTS and COMMUNITY PIONEER’S

BANQUET.

3tst

CARAVAN.

SEPTEMBER |

MONSTER PICNIC and. SPORTS DAY in the Kinnaird Park

SEPTEMBER (0

\ MART KENNEY, and WESTERN GENTLEMEN STAGE SHOW

— , High School Auditorium.

SEPTEMBER 19 - 20th

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT FALL FAIR.

in the Kinnaird Improvement

CARNIVAL in the Arena, sponsored by

the same.
; A s Kent included Mr. » Be
And, since entertaining is a Cotterel, Mr. and ant Mee. recent guests of Mr. M. A. Kirk-

7 chore, and not a pleasure a good endail,
part of the time, pay yoursels| ca 3nd MiB. Potter of Trail! "56 ond Mrs. P. Romaine
‘| what . professional entertainers ° eof Renata. and sons of Kinnaird were holi-
get ‘— $2 an hour. If your hus- Mr. and Mrs, J, Reimer, Mr. day visitors at their former heme
band complains, ask him why he|2"4 Mrs. P. Dooll and Mr. H.lin Deer Park.
doesn’t take. you out more often.|=PP of Renata were the New Mr, and Mrs, F. Briggeman
“Home beauty. are: wears. Day Suests of the former's} ang Mr. and Mrs. C, Williamson,
necesary if you are ‘conseldnt- Mrs. wane Mr, and by Mrs.’ L, Wither
ious about your appearance, i¢| Mts: C. T. Williamson. of Renata were holiday visitors
you had constant professional Mr. and Mrs, Paul Phelps|to Broadwater, the guests of Mr.
treatment. it would cost $2 an|°f Crawford Bay, B.C. were the| and Mrs. A. Mackereth.

hour. i SSSSESSS_S_--_SSaaaaaa———— Sa ———SSSS

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are worth in, home, y ‘ x E

eee eee cream: Bors BUDGET SIZE NABOB COFFEE, reg. or fine tb. 79c

The figures for the average Can-
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: PEANUT BUTTER, Kersey‘s, 4 lb pait . 89%

TIDE, King Size ....

is' one of the biggest bargains a
MARGARINE, Solo, Ib.

man, could ever get,
_SKIMMED MILK CHEESE, 2 ib. pkg. .....

In a few days, the motorist
can see practically every spot in
the- prevince of Prince Edward
Island since it is only 240 miles
long from tip to tip and varies in
width from 4 to 40 miles. iu
Sulky’ racing is the provin-
celal pastime in Prince Edward
Island during thesummer, where

Meats
the Sport of Kings has been a

thajor spectator suort for ane EL seer SHORT RIBS, lean, tb.
years. ~ BEEF BLADE ROASTS, ib.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 9, 1958

PAY'N TAKIT
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Our Customer List Is
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There Is A Reason!

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At Lowest Cosh Prices
Moke It Easy To Have
Better Living And Still

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Late Shipment
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6 .

NABOB
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60's
pkg.

69c

CELERY, Tender,
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PURITY FLOUR

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PREM or SPORK

2 cans ..... 69c
BREAD, Boke-Rite,;

2 loaves .... w. 33¢
MARGARINE, Solo,

2 Ibs. 65e

which 1958 was numbered in
white. The contents of this novel
container was seryed ‘with a
cane ladle,
The ‘gay crowd enjoyed
dancing; the reluctants were in-
duced .to dance with “Bony Mar-
ony” a well dressed, bejeweled
green top mop, complete with

Mildred* were visiting in Trail
on New Year's Day, the guests

PORK SPARE RIBS, ib. .....

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vim in -

For. The Best In Meats at a SPECIAL PRICE,

The nurse ts saving regularly : : : SEE CHUCK 3lb.tin... . 99
_ for a yacotion trip A seo Es : ,. . a . e

Tho father is saving for the things
-a growing child will need

young:
bodies.

DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE NATURE'S
WAY TO BETTER HEALTH

It's alt In a bottle of milkl Did you know that the
human body uses protein In MILK for tissue bu@ding,
minerals for construction and mointenance of bones
and teeth, vitamins for growth and health, ond tote
and carbohydrates for energy, Milk fs also a neces:

F sary foundation for the vast molorlty of diets? So,
"drink to better health for all the famtty elth lote of
all every day!

Nurse and father both agree that some things
are too important to leave to chance. So,
like most Canadians, each uses a chartered bank
for planned saving, making regular deposits
to accomplish a definite purpose.

‘Your own savings plan may be a short-term,
modest one — maybe a vacation trip, or new
drapes for the living room. Or your goal

may be long+range, like providing more
security, greater comfort and independence.
for you and your family. _

But Whatever use you find for the mGney you
save, you'll always be glad you saved it!

holidays in Kinnaird and ‘district
were Mr. and Mrs, Leo Goetting,
Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Collinson and
baby scn Chris; Jack Collinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed and son
John Barclay and Maureen
Creighton, oli of Vancouver, Bill
Fenner of Sydney, B.C. Lloyd
Geronazzo of the Navy in Hali-
fax, who has recently ‘left for
Maden on the west coast; Miss
‘|Nonie Henke recently of Mon-
treal; Lyle Harrison of Squam-
ish, B.C.

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pie plate face.fOthers drew a
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His guests included John Pinck-
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Lorraine Schwartzenhauer, Bob
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