CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 8, 1962

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 8, 1962. .

St. David is New Anglican Church Name

‘The annual mecting of St. Al-
ban’s and 8, John’s churches of the
Pariah of Castlegar-Kinnaird was
held ‘Sunday evening in the Parish
hall after a short Sunday evening
church service in St. Alban's Chur-
oh,

ROBSON sas

Mrs, T. | Banford, Phone 365-5883

‘There was 9 very good’ atten-
dance at this meeting, Rev. ©, Day
was chairman and Mrs, J. P. Kil-
lough, secretary.’ The rector’s re-
port was given by Rev. Day, There

fully paid for, Estimates for a new
church have been recelved also for
transferring St, Alban’s church
building to the new alte. '

were five funerals, three

22 confirmed, 23 baptisms, #6 house

visits and 35 hospital visits, He also
the

at the 9.30 a.m, communion services,
He also took part in the Sector Plan
which was underway ‘when he’ ar-
rived in September,
Annual’ reports. of the Parish
followed, ‘The : financial: report of

_/ | Bt, Alban’s ‘and “8t. John’s was pre-

Debbie "spent Jest weekend in Couer
@iAlene,

Dr. W, %. Wright has been ‘a
patient in the Yocal, hospital for a
tow dasa. i
;_ Smeoher . ‘spent last

Mra,

‘Mrs, D, ..Gayrillic motored t6
Rossland last week to stay with her
‘daughter and! son-in-law, Mr. and

‘Mr. and Mrs, Don Guesford of
Trail have been visiting relatives in
Mrs. H, "Bryant of Grand Forks
has been visiting with her sister,
‘Mrs. B. Zucco,

sented by H.R. Wood. It showed a
very. successful and active 1981,
Choir: J.'F,-Killough reported that
the cholr had carried: on “under

many difficutles, with: much sick-|°

ness, etc. He’ extended an invitation
for new members to join. They: are
very short’ of. male volces,

St. Alban’s Evening Guild re-
Port by Mrs, F. Woodrow. The Guild
are responsible for the altar, the
linens ‘and flowers, 'They raised
thelr ‘money, through teas, ': bake | son.
aales, ete. 7

8b.” Alban’s:.WA report by. Mrs.
R. Donnan: \The:WA had'amem~
bership of 26 ‘during 1961'.with an
average attendance of 17, They also

:| raised’ their: money with teas, etc.

=| DEER PARK SOOIALS

‘They were hoats to the West. Koot-
enay’ deanery meeting, sent’a dele-
Bate ‘to the WA annual meeting

SS Mest) Sa Whtliamaon
Mr. 0, 'T. ‘Williamson lett Bat-

‘| donation ‘to. the church.

held at made- a good

St. ‘John’s -WA/! report, Kin-
naird, by Mra. R. Scott: ‘They held
10 ‘meetings during. the year with

Michael! an attendance of nine, They visited

the ‘sick ‘and “shut-ins, visited the

The] hospital, raised their‘tunds’ through

Park, his patents end brothers and

alsters in

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MARGARINE, Parkay, 2 Ibs. ..... 58c

WAX PAPER REFILLS, 100’, 2 for. 49c
PORK & BEANS, Chelsea 15 oz. 4 for 49c

SPREADEASY. CHEESE, 2 I. was» 89¢
KRAFT DINNER, 4 for ........... 496.
BEEF ROUND STEAK, h.,....::.. 85¢
- PORK BOSTON BUTT hy cevevee 496

nanw ren meant

PORK LEG ROAST, Ha. eeen cereus OSG

: BEEF BLADE ROAST, blade Femoved

BACON, Side Sliced, Ih, ......-.. 596

Mrs. ae Ja tat of Castlegar’
from
weekend vi-

~The! Briggeman
deen advised of the death of a bro-
pen. ‘Mr. Claude Edwards,
who paseed away at Lincoln, Call.

teas, etc,

/St,:Alban’s' Sunday School re-
port, by Mre, E. Herman; The Sun-
day  Sctioo! was, well ‘attended by
the children ‘and’ teachers. A’ pic~
nic was held!in June and a Ohrist-
mias party | was ‘also held.’

IL — To Mr, and Mrs.
Glen Killough of Armstrong, Feb. 1,
@ son.

Charles Novak of Castlegar, Feb, 1,
& son,

COSTA — To Mr. and Mrs,
Manuel Costa, of Castlegar, Feb. 3,
a son,

@MREPOLEIN — To Mr, ‘and
Mrs, George Perepolkin of Shore-
wores, Feb. 3, a daughter,

DOBINSON — To Mr. and ‘Mrs,
James Dobinson of Castlegar, Feb,
4, a, Bon, 5

MOROSO — To Mr. and Mrs.
‘Willlam Moroso of Castlegar, ‘Feb,
6, a daughter,

of
NOVAK — To Mr, and Mrs,

Election of  offlcers for 1962:
Rector’s warden, W. Reed; people's
warden, F. Walte; church commit-
tee, Norris Churches, Pred Gibson,
A, Harvey, J, F. Killough, H. Wood,
Dr. Fowler, J. Gormeley, N. Mo-

amd G. Fowler; alternate delegates,
N. Churches and C.

Five names were submitted for
the new church by the church com.
mittee, After some discussion it was
decided -to vote on the names. The
name ‘selected for the new central
church was St, David. It was de-
élded. to‘ transfer the present butid-
ing of St. Alban’s church onto the
new alte at a later dete. A full
dasement will be made.

In the future when the sew.

RIGBY — To Mr, and Mra, Ken|church Is bullt the ‘present’ church
Rigby of Blueberry Creek, Feb. 6, 9 | will be used for Sunday school and
. Boy fie other activities...) ‘

‘Notice ee ee
The Zo Meeting |

of the

CAN CER SOCIETY

will be held. Monday night i in the Legion Halt
8 PM.” i
_ All interested” please ‘attend

‘8t John’s ‘Sunday \ School re- itatntirniticii CTT ANT i

port -by.Mrs: G, Reith:* This was
also well attended and the children
had enjoyed 2, plenle and @ Ohrist-
mas patty.

Centrel Church Committee ree
port. by Dr. ©. 8. Fowler: Some de-
finite steps have been taken.re: 8
central church, :The. land for the

church site.has been purchased and

‘Curling Bonspiel
Termed a Success

open
held last weekend at the arena here

., Other ” winners. in; this event
were: The: Ken Sanderson rink of
whose men ‘won elec-

was taken by a 1 rink skip
ped by Joe Cushner. :
Mr, Cushner and: the members
of his rink — Bob Bagg, Joe Char-
an and Alex Brokenshire — each
won electric floor polishers:as the
only undefeated rink ‘in the bon-
spiel. >
The Cushner. rink won in the
elgar-sponsored event.

“LEGION GORNER

At the Fegular meeting Tuesday
night two active memberships were
epproved and accepted and seven
club. memberships were also appro.
ved and accepted. ©

~~ It was reported that Com. Percy
Owles was admitted to Trail, hos-
pital and underwent surgery on
Monday morning and is getting
along _ quite ‘satisfactorily. The
Branch has again. approved a boot

tlc frying pans, the Chess Edwanis
sink of Rossland who won ‘electric
kettles and the Ken Sharples mink
of Castlegar who won hessocks, ~

In. the Pardmen Furniture
event, all the winners were Castie-_| ill
gar rinks. ‘The Wally Horning rink
‘won, trilite ‘lamps,’ the Bill. Van-

Yzerloo rink won metal clothes |-|--

hampers, the Bill Sharples rink won
ash tray floor ‘lamps and the Geo-
ge Carr rink members Fon kitchen
step stools.

(Inthe Mitchell and Ogiow Bro-
thers event, the George: Beaudry
rink of Rossland won starter socket
wrench seta, the Gordie Robertson
Tink ‘of Rossland: won $10 gift cert.
iffcates, the John Dunlop: rink of
Castlegar, won * pieces’, of corning
ware, and - ste Ron /Minnion: rink
each. won

Provincial school
‘this year.

Tt was,agreed that the Branch
avould take the travelling gavel to
the New Denver-Siiverton Branch

sad chip ada aly cots

‘In. the Castlegar Sporting Goods
event, the Ron Nash rink of Nelson
‘won sportsmen’s lamps, the Skin~
ny" D rink of ‘Trail’ won

on Feb. 13 and
to go.ata asked to kindly Icavo
thelr names at the club,

Saas
“MORTGAGE

and guarantee. a debt. ‘free.
‘future for your: family.

ic. “Arthur ‘Anderson

hunter's ' knives, the “Hugh Davis
rink of ‘Trail won coolers ‘and the
Hank’ Godderls rink ‘of Castlegar

5 }won’ picnic thermos’ jugs,

Castlegar: Curling “Olub’ presi-
dent John. McGilp* described the

“}bonspiel as ‘'s real success’? with 44

rinks entered, including: about 22

i |rinks from outalde the Castlegar

District: -
‘The * bonspiel Jwaa: opened on

‘| Priday night: by - Comm. Murray
” |Little,

Ron Nash, a well-known, Koot-

“lenay curler, had high words of

praise for..the organization | and
spirit of “the :bonsplel.: He sald it
was one’ of the bést ever: to be
held in the Kootenays, . '
Jack Young, vice ‘president of
the Castlegar Curling Club, ri
‘worked to

4 tribute to all who had-
make the bonspiel a success.

The Mutual Life

‘ ASSURANCE: COMPANY OF CANADA :

The coh with the

record.

He-pald special thanks to Ed
Walters, who looked after the ice;
to Mrs. Gilbert Fowler’s committee,
who looked ,aiter the banquet sup-
per; to Mrs, Green's group, who
looked after the concession booth;
to the Projects Society, for leasing
the skating rink for curling; and
to the’ sponsors of ’ the - different
sections for the prizes:which made
the bonspiel berets an attractive
event,

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