CASTLEGAR NEWS,

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, JUNE: 14, 1956

SORCE TINGE

~ Parade
Of Brides

1856 to .1956

_ SHHS ACTIVITY ROOM
FRIDAY
JUNE 22,1956

Commencing at 8:30 p.m. Admission -50c

)The « ed ae

Mrs. W. 0. Devitt,

- ~Distriel Social ‘Notes’

“Robson News

jun of

aes , Man, visited:'at the horic

>. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Duncan’
and’ ‘their’ two’. daughters - left | piizabeth,
Saturday for a week's holiday in} seattle to visit the former’s sis-

Vancouver.
‘'Mrs. Herb Johnson is spend-| ine ‘home. of Mr. Magee’s par-

PHONE S17

ing a few days in Vancouver. .
“Mr, and Mrs... Stanley. Hum-

A. farewell party) in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade,
who will. be Teaving’ sh shortly to
take up residence in Vancouver,
was held at the home of Mrs.

of Nelson were

amy * phries
‘ Mr. and ‘Mrs, Paul Gergely After spending two weeks

a visitors | vy
in’ the district.
Mr, and Mrs, W. Easton had

Mr, Keith Evans, of . Br

‘to’ their. home

visiting ‘their son and
‘aaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, )him was _ his

‘Mr. and ‘R.
and “their Httle:“daughter of
NJ.

ter after two weeks holiday at

ents,

Mr. Mike Plotnikoft ‘return-
in |e home after two month's visit
in Vancouver. Accompany!
son Nick and

an- | grandson Serril,

as their weekend guest Miss

evening. Mrs..B, Hill’ and Mrs.

H. Bates were co-hostesses.

The rooms were ‘decorated
with

Allan of ‘Trail.

Mrs. H. Horne: of “Wyndeli
was a Castlegar visitor’ during
the week. She was en, route to
Cr to attend the gradua-

an

wien of the popular sayings
of the day.

As Mr. Wade was unable to
arrive for -the party. on time, a
stuffed ‘replica of him was pre-
pared with high fishing boots
and all sorts | of sporting equip-

ment to it and placed
in a corner ‘inder spotlight.

Mrs. Wade was’) presented
with a bouquet and a framed
picture of the Arrow Lakes, ‘as
well as an album of candid shots
taken at a number. of social

tion of her granddaughter Ar-
lene Horne.

Irwin: Davis of Creston-is a
«weekend - visitor at the home of
his. brother and _ sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Killough.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Eremenko
left.on Saturday for a few days
visit. to Vancouver. «

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Goresky
had as their weekend guest Miss
Margaret Gillies of Rossland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Killough
left ‘Tuesday for a few days

“NOTICE

WE: NOW: oe :

x

wis uncle ‘and aunt, Dr: aid +
his way

have’ left for

.CASTLEGAR, B.C.

BIG DAY FOR THE™|! PGE—Everyone Was
happy when -rails joined’ to complete the
southern extension of the Pacific
Eastern Railway June. 10 from Squamish to
Picture shows

Vancouver. *

Bill Smetanuk,

coligretularions
minister . of ‘railways,
Great} executive vice-
ager, and Art Horne, assistant construction
foreman. Picture was taken 13 miles north
left, veteran construction. foreman, receiving! of Horseshoe Bay, on Howe Sound.

om Hen: a hi Chetwynd:
Einar M. Gunderson,”
resident and general man-

| Kinnaird Girl, .
| Wed In Galgary

, Maitland-Guniderson ‘

On May '26,.1956 in Calgary,
Donald Keith Maitland, son of
Mr, and Mrs. A. Maitland: of
Blueberry, B.C. to Elsa Irene
Gundersoh, daughter of Mrs. A.
Gunderson of Kinnaird,: B.C.
Attendants were Florence Gun-
derson, sister of the bride, and
James Renford.

Presbyterian Church
KINNAIRD, B.C.
“Services every _ Sunday at

11:15 a.m.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m,
Mr. G. McWillie, B.A.

NOTICE

TO RESIDENTS OF

KINNAIRD.

P. A. SMIBERT

Village Clerk

3 The Kinnaird Village Commission Advises All
Residents to Boil Their Drinking Water.

The Anglican Church
OFf Canada
Sunday, June 17

Castlegar 9:00 am, and 11:00
am. (Matins).

Kinnaird 8:00 a.m. and. 7:30
p.m;

Have you read The
Classifieds?

"Dollars and Sense”

if you send

_ gash through, the mails,

yeast, Yenst is_a living plant, In| INQUEST INTO DEATH
or the lady. of the house the package, thousands of yeast OF H. SOMMERS HELD
cells are’in the resting state. AQT z 5
: Wher you add warm water, as the pears Bor Held into
ON MAKING YOUR because “homemade bread always|Your tecipe directs, the yeast) O° Tine 19, at sail Aer wit,
‘OWN BREAD! goes faster than the bought king,| Plan's begin to grow agen. And| eases were heard, Regardin
Fashions come and’ fashions! \e you have been’ thinking’ that that’s where you must be cau-| +50 cause of death, the si iB
‘and ‘even in home bak. (Perhaps you : might try your| tious. Water that is to hot will} coroner’s j nae a bt sollowar
sj and even in home bak fond at making bread, here’ are| ill the yeast. cells. And, not! fwe"tind the death-was due to
sth some things that are useful to| enough heat ‘will slow up the} 5, A
days, with ‘cake mixes of all| 1 action of the yeast: For best re-| Meart failure hastened by gen-
worth orvhile "bind he tae eo uses yeast for leaven. Pareles iaiet aetna s eontribuling tector. ben tere = se ney onder ee eto ees
: : -}a few dro ist,
aad oe te ale | = cake a and there are two kinds of|as you hops on. wouE, vet 3 much) j ‘from. lacerat ae money, whether $5.00 or $500.00, call in on us for

Hill, Mr. and Mrs. H. Belback, Mr. R, Rivers was a business
Mr, and Mrs. H. Bates, C 1! visitor to F during the FOR (YOUR
BILL'S SERVICE
‘ : eas
q 4 the compressed, which ? b: "| the forehead.” © 07 “a mo ord bank draft.- This. takes
: method. Quite a_lot of home-|is moist and is sold in the form bitte Sey te hat’ the . Bees cIee OF only &
few minutes to arrange. It’s one of the many helpful

and Mrs. Gerry Cline, and Mrs.| week,
KINNAIRD, B.C. PHONE 3094 ‘ ‘ing the; of foil cakes, and the! compressed yeast needs, an ;

events ‘the Wades had attended visit to Victoria.

during their ten-year stay in Mr. D. Brookes... returns
were) 7 from a feiv days busi-

ther served to the invited guests; | ness trip to Penticton.

Mr. and Mrs. K. Rigby, Mr. and Dr. Adam Waldie of Van-

Mrs. R Heagy, Mr. and Mrs.-R./couver renewed acquaintances in SER‘ : ; vic E

Gemmill, ‘Mr: and. Mrs,, Barry| Castlegar. this week. ,

you run a teal risk of losing it. For your own peace :

of mind, it’s far wiser to.send money orders. The
small amount a money order costs, assures you :
that your money will be safe ‘and sound, No-one

CONVENIENCE ~ ean receive the cash except the person‘ to. whom you

E. M. McGauley returned

HOUSE PAINT 7 . ae ar cs aed from a business trip to Vancou-

: OUTSIDE WHITE The final meeting for the] ver.

summer months for St, Alban’s Mr... and Mrs. Mae Aberdeen
Evening Guild was held on|spent a few days this week

Mitchell’ Supply Lid.

with

quereey at the Homes of Mrs. J.| visiting the former's aunt and
id

L.
Mrs. Schellenberg in. * the chair.

It was decided: to help with
the Sunday School..-picnic on
June 23. A request. from Mr.
Pitts that members assist the
project society during’ July was
approved.

Committees for the Altar
during the summer months will
pe Mesdames Townsend, Hingley,
Killough, McLuckie and Wood-
row.
>’ Plans. were made for the
Fall ‘Tea, committees formed and
sewing material given. out.

a, At the close of ,the business
segsion a sociakevening was. en-
joyed as a farewell for Mrs. H.
Wade, who was:.presented’ with
a framed picture’ of Pass Creek
bridge. Archdeacon “Resker
thanked Mrs. Wade for her. work |B
and wished her* every success. in

Mrs. Grant
Bc.

They were ‘accomapnied by Mr.
Aberdeen’s father ‘who is  re-
turning to his home in Burnaby
after a few weeks’ visit with
his son and daughter-in-law here.
The twin daughters of Cor-
poral and Mrs. Gerry Cline were
given the names Barbara Cl Chris-
tine and Beverly Corinne at a

‘by Archdeacon B: A. Resker. The
od: -of the girls were

and Mrs. -
homeguests “hen had lunch’ at
the home of Corp: Cline: *
Mrs, McLean-Angus enter-
tained at ‘lunch this week .ir
honor :of Her son Charles’ third
birthday. A ‘number of little
friends and their mothers form-

christening. in St. Alban’s Aneli- |"
can Church om Sunday, June 10,|-

Heaostelcst art of making theirj dry
own bread! While they may not}and-is sold in airtight. packages.
make homemade bread: all the|Compressed yeast may be kept
‘they do make it every|for a week or two in the re-

time,

once in a while, more as

special treat’ thah anything: else, two weeks. However, unopened

yeast, which is granular

a|frigerator, but not longer than
of active dry yeast will

keep for several months on your

Buildin; > SUPT ies

Bult are, te pplies
,OGLOW_BEOS.

Phones :3351 & 4061

pantry shelf.

You can use the two types
of yeast interchangeable. Each
package of dry yeast is _mea-
sured to give the baking action
Saual to one cake of

neither warm nor cold.’
granular yeast
water which, wher tested, ‘feels
just comfortably warm., Now,
go ahead and: make that won-
derful homemade brepd,: and
those buns ...... Mmmmmmmm,
I can smell them now!

«Deer. Park Socials,

"Seven “members attended the

June of the Deer -Park
‘Women’s Institute, held at the

pers rheard : the. ‘report.-on: ; the
Fruitvale ; Conference, read. by
the’ Mrs: Nu

head. A brief réading on Citizen-
| ship .. was. also’ heard.: Members

“needs warm’

RICK’S.
Sales & Service: :
Phone "2946 PROS

Everything | ‘In TV.
Supplies ef
!

T.¥.

Fleetwood T.V.

home. of Mrs. A. Phelps. Mem-'

‘were* in’ favor of! ‘purchasing. al.

banking services we provide.

THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE

NW-za8

: Castlegar Branch:

A. E. NORRIS, Manoager -

" NOW: AVAILABLE /
LIQUOR STORE-AND: LICENSED OUTLETS

= Try: These ‘Really Fine Beers '—

table :for. the .Community : Hall,
and it was-decided to purchase
a:Seardt/table and - chairs, *
for. the hall. Mrs. "J. Kent. read
an ‘amusing: article “entitled "10
ways to Kill an Organization”.
The: spéaker, scheduled.. for ‘this
meeting,. was unable to come
from Castlegar, due to the road
being :,-under . water between
Robson and Syringa Creek, Mrs.
H. Phelps was the:contest win-
nér. D. its were
served. by’ the hostess ‘Mrs. A.
Phelps.

s 2. €

Mr. H. Jamieson and son
Barry'shave returned to: their
home at Fort St. John after
spending a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs..D. D. Jamieson.
.. Mrs, H, Windross and daugh-
ter Patsy of Winnipeg, Manitoba
arrived to spend the: summer at
their summer home — here. En
route to Deer Park, they stopped
for.a-few days at Nelson’ where
Mrs, Windross’s mother, Mrs. D.| .
Jamieson was a patient in the
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johnson
and Ken Johnson, who . have
been in Deer Park ‘for the. past] ”
4 months, left for a week's va-
cation at~“Mr.~ Johnson's home :
in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. z ‘ \
_ A, Law and C.’ A. Crockett s
have returned to their homes
‘|here from Elko, B.C.,. where|.
they attended a course at the
BC.. Forest Service Lookout
School...
Mrs. ‘ ce ‘Briggeman ane
nephew: Carl -Wine, -Mrs.
Windross'‘and ‘daughter Paty
and Mie: Coleman were visi- to
ors.
ten gto i oats ene er ae slnoe m metals or slisenatiyely the addition of others to meet specific
Living © Waters “Chapel. ; ons is o! Recessarys.
The logging crew of Berry : The problem of matching the prodi to the market is constant under
and Johrison, under contract to study by Cominco’s Sales and R nantly are

E. Munn : of Nakusp, have left} - glad to work with customers to answer their needs—and, if necessary, “f

for Naki and. Arrow Park y
ates operations Sa einiber sales “tailor-make" a metal or an alloy for their use.

in Deer Park.
>. \H. DeLespee and A. Macker-
eth of Broadwater were recent
visitors - 10. Deer. Park.

TER FUEL

aEPAOnE

living: room

d the party. The’ pirthday cake
the new home. 4 e
shments", were served «was Gecorated in’ form ofa

ostess, idea
d hi merry-go-round, an ‘original i
by the hostess and, co-hostess:| tat was enthusiastically ac-

Mes. J. McLuckic to the 11 mem. claimed by the guests.
=|bers and “Rev. Resk er. Mrs. A. Schnell, resident of

c: as the past 13 years} -
left this week to make -her home
in Kelowna. a

‘Mrs. L. E. Killough Sr, and . 5 cae ee adve isement. is:-not published o or displayed by ,
Mrs. F. A. Swanson have. as z z % 7 q : ‘Liqu ontrol Board or by the. Government of
thes eee aie M. E! Deve eS SA British Columbia ;

an er daughter © Mrs. a 7

pemien, both of Regina. e 4 ee mE -

es ere iL Eremenko and (Co.

| home Sunday from the "Trail
‘Prices effective June 15th. and 16th:

{Tadanac Hospital.
..We Sell: Only ‘Top'-Grades of Government
: Inspected’ Méats

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CASTLEGAR, B.C. “PHONE: 3281:

“Spon Fridays sn 9:08 p.m.

Kinnaird: Korner - |

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Miss Alma: Johnson, ‘a mis- r Pa : ; : e
sionary: from India, spent last ong hh ONS Bae : ue Al : : H.
week with: ee, brother and sis- : és ee y
ter-in-law,” Mr.‘and Mrs, E. N.
Johnson,
Mr. and. Mrs. Paul Gergely
of Nelson ‘visited Mr. and: Mrs.
Sorenson: for the weekend,
Herb Martin left for
Vancouver Jast\.Thursday to
spend the ‘summer.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Jackson and
: s i family .visited friends. in Ross-
. ALN | - * [land during the : weekend.
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Take all the impurities from a pig of. Tadanae lead and a slab of ‘Tadanac’ ‘zinc.
You wouldn’t have enough foreign material to make five BB pellets.

You'd find, more shot jn 2 three-poiind mallard!

A pig of Tadanac lead weighs 100 Ibs.; a Tadanac zine slab, 56 Ibs. Yet their:
combined 156-lb. weight contains impurities totalling less than 1/10 of an ounce,

Metal! in today’ 8 markets must meet ‘exacting conditions. Exceptional purity og
the certain

NA’ surprise Enon for June
Bride-elect Miss \Carolene: Hardy
‘was given “by Mary. Heagy. and
Myrna Sommers:.on June 9, at
the home of:: Mrs. :C. . Heagy.
Games were enjoyed = by.’ all.
prizes going to Mrs, Carol Gerg-
ely, Miss’ “Ann Henderson - and
Miss Beverly’ Lipsett. ©
t e'. gifts ere presented. to "
the brideceleet in i
“| ted: basket. The. chair of honor|’.. Tel
was decorated with pink. and
:|' white streamers and bows. There
were “14 invited guests, *

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