CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, January 16, 1958

Robson Socials

Mr, Duncan Carter left on
Mend@ay for Kelowna, where he
will attend the B.C.’ Fruit, Grow-
ers Association mecting,

Mrs, W. 'T. Waldie, Mr, and
Mrs. J, Bainbridge ‘and family
and Mrs, A. White motored to
Trail on Saturday.

Mrs, D. Duncan and two
daughters were Trail visitors on
Saturday,

Mrs, M. Johnson of Creston
is visitmg her daughter and son
in law, fer awhile, Mr, and Mrs.
Jim Leamy.

Mrs, L. M. Quance left Sut.

‘for Vancouver, having received
word that her son Anthony had
been admitted to the Vancouver
General Hospital, He had slipped
‘off. a. root afd injured his hip.
Latest report is he is doing well
and the hip bone had been
chipped.

Mr. Gary Hyson is a patient
in Trail-Tadanac Hospital with
an injured knee,

Mr, and. Mrs. J. Raine’s
guests for a few days are Mis:

Castlegar Happenings

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bate and
Arnold and Luelia of Nelson were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, J Gemmill,

Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Ross Whittaker, ca
weekend were, Mr. and Mrs,

G. MeGauley ond ebildren 5
Trait.

Mr, and Mrs. ‘Gilbert Fowled
are spending a tew days in’ Van
couver,

Mrs, Sarah Hansen of Re-
nuta was the cvernight guest.
Monday of . ee and Mrs. J.
Pedersen. ’ «

Mr, and Mrs, w. Easton had
as their guests recently, Mr. and
Mrs, R. Little end Mr, and Mrs.
W. Strom of Nelson.

Mr. M. Moran has returned
from a business trip to Vancou-
ver. 3

Mr. L. V. Campbell attend-
ed the B.C. Weekly Newspaper
Advertising Bureau meeting in
‘Vancouver - last week,

Mrs, R. Donnan is spending
two weeks at the coast, visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
‘of Port Moody, and her sister-
in-law, Mrs, S. Dawson and Mrs

Raine’s brother and sist
Mr. and Mrs. Jack saat or
Paradise Valley, Sask, who are
enroute to White Rock and Vic-
toria.

Among those visiting in Trail
recently were: Mrs, D., Duncan,
Mrs. W. Kennedy and Mrs. Dick
Fowler,

Recent guests at the home of
‘Mrs. D, Magee were her grand-
‘son and his wife of Spokane,
Flt Sgt, G. H. and Mrs. Magee.
On his return to the base in Spo-
kane, Mr, Mugee will jeave
shortly for French Morocco.

‘Word has been received that
Mrs, Bertha Larecque of Castle-

. gar, who is a patient in Van-
souver Gencral Hosrital, is im-
proving, Mrs. Laroeque got out
of her cast on Saturday and will
be using her crutches for awhile.
She will be in the hospital foc
a while longer.

Cecil Wanjoff, who visited
his parents over the holidays re-|
turned to Calgary to tesume ea
studies at the Technical School. |

Richard Card, who was in,
hospital in Spokane, with an eye‘
injury, has returned home. |

Mr. and Mrs A. W. Nesmith *
‘of Trail visited Mr. and Mrs, H.!
Johnson, Friday. :

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Former residents of Castle-
gar and now of Vancouver, Mr.
and Mrs, W. R. Kerr spent Fri-
day and Saturday here last week
visiting old friends.

Miss Carol Proudfoot had as
her ,guest last Saturday, her
mother, Mrs. D. Proudfoot of
Nelson,

Mrs. Elva Kettlewell of
Nelson attended the Art Tea-
cher’s Conference at the SHHS
on Saturday.

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Kinnaird Korner,

Mrs, J, Leckie was suprised
Monday evening when a group of
her neighbours and friends call-
ed at her home to present her
with a shower of baby gifts.

An’ enjoyable evening was
had by all and was climaxed with
a delicious lunch served by Mrs.
K. Markle, Mrs. P. Melville, Mrs.
G, Archibgld, Mrs. A, Culley,
Mrs. H, Jack and Mrs, N. Burak.

‘Mrs. G. Richards had her sis-
ter, Albina Nakay, visiting her
on Sunday.

Alter spending the holiday
season at home with his family,
James Molloy teft on Monday for
Edmonton.

Mr. and Mrs. K, M. Spence
enjoyed a visit by their grand-
daughters on Sunday. Noreen
and Donna Jean Spence came
over from Nelson.

Mrs, Kathleen McKimmey of
‘Trail was a house guest at the
Art Lambert nome for several
days.

Alan Jacobson has returned
to Edmonton after spending: a
short holiday ,with his parents
Mr. and Mrs, W. Jacobson,

Mr.. and Mrs. Brian Atchison
and their son Michael have re-
turned to their home in Oliver
after visiting Mrs. Atchison’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Roberton,

Mrs. EL A. Fi

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Holds Regular Meot

. The ‘Annual -mecting of the
Robson ‘United Church was held
Monday, January-13 at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, W. T. Waldle,
with the Rev. A. OQ. MeNell pre-
siding.

‘The meeting was opened
with prayer led by Rev. McNell.
Secty. and Treas, reports werg,
reported on the executive meet-
ings held durjng the year, some
of which were, a Farewell Social

‘at which Kinnaird joined for Rev

and Mrs. L. C. Johnston, also a
presentation made to them. A
Band Concert and Buffet Supper
in July were ‘included in some
6f the special events of the year,
Reports of the WA and tho
Sunday School. were read and
accepted. A Short report of the
session was given by Rev, Mc-
Nell, and stated that sirice com-
ing into the district he had made
222 pastoral calls and several
hospital calls. It was decided that
the members would join in the
“Family Plan” for the United
Church Observer, =

Nominations for the Board
were held and the following were

-}elected for 1958: Mrs, E, H. Mc-

University of British, Colum-
to which’ the Prov-

incial Government has acreed

former army hut.

to $7,500,000. They: are certainly or greatest concern to
District parents: of University students, Above is shown a
young woman student going “homie” to her quarters in a

to match dollar for dollar up

leaving for \Duncan, B.C. this
week to make arrangements for
getting their third child, a baby
boy. =

The Kinnaird Catholic Club
held their regular meeting in th2
home of Betty Sutton on Tues-
day evening with Mrs, T. Fourt
and Mrs. James Molloy acting as

winner ‘of the hostess prize. Of-
ficers elected for the coming year
were: Mrs, Pat Haley, President;
}Mrs, P, Vaessen, Vice Président;
Mrs. K. Soberlak, Secretary; and
Mrs. Bernie Cain, Treasurer. Mrs,
Orville Riley was a guest at the
meeting and a pleasant evening
was enjoyed by the fifteen ladies
in attendance.

Deer Park Socials

-Seven members attended the
January meeting. of the Deer
Park Women’s Institute, held at
the home ¢f Mrs, R, Briggeman.
At this meeting, it, was decided
to hold a bazaar and dance, in
May; proceeds from this to help
the fund “to furnish the W. L
‘ward in the new Castlegar and
District Hospital, at Casticgar. It
was unanimously decided to
have the membership renewed
in the Hospital Society. Materials
for sewing will be allotted to the
members at a tea at the heme of
Mrs, E, Williamstn, Mrs. A.
Phelps will be the hostess at the
February meeting. Mrs. A, Mac-
kereth was the winner of the
regular contest, held after re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.

Cc M. Kirkendall of Procter
was the recent guest of his father
Mr. M. A. Kirkendall.

. Mr. and Mrs, W, Kannaday,
and their son-in-law afd daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Herman re-
turned to their home at Red Deer,
Alberta, after spending a few
days at the honie of Mr. and Mrs.
D, Jamieson.

Mr.*and Mrs. P, Romaine,
andsens Michael and Danny of
Kinnaird, spent the weekend at

A, Lamb Officiates

Joint i

At Legion Installations i

Castlegar. N. Turick of Robson
end .P. D. Ewart of Kinnaird,

Past President Norris thanked
the Legion Members and his ex-
ecutive for their support in the

were held last week by the Cgn-
alian Legion Branch 170 and the
Ladies Auxiliary at a meeting in
the Legion Hall! in C: OF.

past and best wishes to

the incoming officers.

The Ladie’s Auxiliary in-

stalled Mrs. Emily Peppard as
i Mrs. J.

ficiating at the installations was
A. A. Lamb of Robson.

Dinner. First Vice President is
Mrs. Christine Dunn; Second

The new F of : the

Legion is R. H., Wadey of of Kin-
naird, who succeeds A. E. Norris
in this office, Honorary President
is J, H. Leckie, also of Kinnaird,
Second ‘Vice President C,
Sanderson, Sesretary A. D, Me-
Whinnie and Treasurer G, T. W..
Hughes, ali of Castlegar, and A.
J, Martin of Robson is Sergeant-
at-Arms.

Also on the new executive
are H, Pitts and, D. Peppard of

Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Aasland,
daughter .Janene, and Thor Aas-
land, of Castlegar were the week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Williamson,

Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Coleman
and children Craig, Lorne and
Cheryll, of Springa Creek were
weekend visitors to Deer Park.

Mr. and’ Mrs., H.‘Mottershead
entertained at dinner on the oc-
casion of...Mrs. Mcttershead’s
birthday. Guests included Mr, and
Mrs, A. W. Kent and -Mrs. S.
Smith. 8

“Mr. and Mrs, F, Briggeman
were the recent hosts of an “aftep]
the’ holidays” turkey dinner.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A.
Kent, Mrs, §. Smith and Mr. and
Mrs, C, Williamson. *

the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. Briggeman.

‘ Mr. and Mrs, P, Warkentin
and J. Sehlinger of Renata were
recent visitors to Deer Park.

". Assistant Ranger and Mrs. G.

Bate and daughter Charlene, “of
Castlegar were the recent guests

their home here,

¥.| Pansy Woolls and Mrs. Kay Bate,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamont and|
daughter Clarissa of Trail were].

Vice F is Mrs. Kay Ads-
head and Secretary-Treasurer is
Mrs, Ann McDonald.:

_ Executive officers are Mrs.
Ivy Hill, Mrs. Jean Shay, Mrs.

who is Sergeant-at-Arms. -

Reports ‘Salcocchat. he
Ti

a nasplant ot Tooth

Successful transplanting of 3
human tooth from one sockel*
to another was réveated by: a.

- Toronto denlist, Dr. R. Gordon *
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Phee, Mrs. A. W. Thorp, Mr. .W.
T. Waldie, Mr, J. Porter, -and
Mr, H.®£vans. Mrs, E. Balano|
and Mrs. J. Porter were again
asked to serve on the Flower
Committee, and Mrs, R. Bro was
asked to assist them. Mr, A.
Irwin to be. asked to be auditor
for 1958.

Thanks were extended to ‘all

Robson United. Church |

Wright,

cf and his. wife, Sunday School’

staff, members o the W.A, the
Evening: Group and the (Church
Board, Mrs. ‘W. T.-Waldie served
delicious _refreshm:

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“ Great Woman

‘When the: cares-and-worries| :

of every day life seem to riot only

try our patience, but undermine

our courage and resourcefulnesss,
it is time, it seems to me, for us
to pause and ponder the words of
Helen Keller, that wonderful
woman who. has ‘been afflicted
with blindness and deafness since
early childhood. Here are her
words, which should ia forever
remembered:

“E did not heals my coun-
try any-more than I chose my
parents, but I am her daughter
just'as truly ‘as I am the child of
my southern mother and father.
‘What I am my country has made
me. She has fostered the spirit
which made my weducation pos-
sible, Neither Greece nor Rome
nor all China, nor Germany, nor
Great Britain has surrounded a
deaf-blind child with the devo-
tion and skill .and 4 resources
which have been mine in Ameri.
ca

“ “But my love for America is
not blind. Perhaps I am. more
consciols of her faults because I
love her so deeply. Nor am I
blind to my faults, It is not easy
to hold a steady course in a
changing world.

“It need not discourage us if
we are full af doubts, Healthy
questions keep faith dynamic. In
fact; untess we start with doubts
we cannot have a deeprooted

Robson WITo Furnish
- Hospital ‘Réom

W.I, .was held at the home of

bers present, Mrs. W. T. Waldie
presiding. Meeting opened with
the singing of the W, I. Ode, Sec.
and Treas. reports were read and
accepted. Mrs. H, A, Evans’or
the home ec, committee read
some cooking tricks, Mrs. W.
Wright, citizenship convenor,
gave each member a book, in
which she wants ‘each one: to
;make 4 record of all the prov-
inces, the size, population, indust-
ties and any thing of interest re-
garding the Province. These
bpoks to be turned in at the end
of the year when they will be
judged’ and a prize awarded, It
was decided to make October our
goal for raising the money to
turnish a room in the hospital.
Renata and Deer Park W. 1's
are also assisting, in raising some
money towards the room.

The February meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs, W.
Wright when the guest speaker
will be, Miss A., O'brien, the
Health Nurse. A ‘get acquainted’
tea will be held at-the home of
Mrs. D. Gavrilik on Jan, 20th.
Each member ty take a friend, A
bake sale and tea will be held on
Feb. 14, Valentine's Day, when
the lace cloth ‘which had been
‘donated would he raffled. Pro-
ceeds‘ for the hospital project.
The layettes for Korea were turn.

faith, One who believes lightly|ed in and will be shipped later

and unthinkingly has not much of
a belief, He who has a faith which
is not to be shaken has won it
through blood and tears — has
worked his way from doubt to
truth as one who reaches a clear-
ing through a thicket of bram-

. bles and thorns.”

this week.

Refreshments were served by
the hostesses Mrs. S. Humphries
Land’ Mrs. A. Smecher, during
which the president read some
book titles, and the members
were asked who the Be

- The: regulars meeting-" of the
Mrs, W. Wright with 13 mem-|.

hold about five pounds pressure and take about
two minutes to inflate. Operational tests are
being carried out on the Fraser River. No. 121
Communications and Flight has cbout 20 air-
craft, including the Piasecki, which are used
for all types of search and reseite work. Their

One of the: RCAF’s versatile “whirlybirds”
hero of numercdus rescues, and the first heli-
eopter in Canada to deliver patients directly to

“hospital is cquatic. Like huge boxing gloves,
floats have been added te the giant Piasecki
from 121 ‘Communications and Rescue Flight at
Sea Island. The floats, made, of a rubberized

: CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 16, 1958

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Chamber Of Commerce;

(continied from page 1)

be worked out in time.

Also in the past year. the
Castlegar Chamber hed played
host to two prominent organiza-
tions, the Annual Convention of
the Associated Boards of Trade
and Chambers of Commerce of

British C
which took place in April, 10987,
and Saturday's meeting of. the
Southern Trans-Canada Bighoay
Association,

A well-attended Public For-
ium had been sponsored by the
Chamber prior to municipal
elections, and this was so suc-
cessful it is contemplated -mak-
ing the Forum an annual event.

A Tourist information booth.
was also constructed during the
summer by the Tourist and Pub-
licity Committee.

Mr, McGauley said the Cham-
ber Must acknowledge failure in
the matter of Daylight Saving
Time, for while it has been dis-
cussed’ at all meetings of im-
portance, and was felt’ advan-
tageous to the district as a
whole, no district could be found
to take the initiative in the
matter of having it implemented:
.Ta conclusion, Mr. MeGauley
felt the future of the District is
bright in spite of the present
slight recession.

He thanked all. members of
his executive for their summer
during his term of office,

Guest speuker was Raiph
Tennant of Medicine Hat, Vice-
President of the Southern Trans
Canada Highway Association,
who spoke to the meeting on the
Tourist trade ‘and publicity,‘ as
one of the Associations most
vital concerns,

Mr. Tennant stated he would
make, ‘no prophecies for 1958,
forecasts don’t paint a particu-
larly, rosy picture.” He felt this
ealled for harder work on the
part of the various Chambers

cloth material, can be inflated in the’ air by bot- main job,

+ tles of compressed carbon dioxide, The floats

to isolated Air Force bases in British Columbia.

.|should the need arise.

Hoid on to your,Life |:
Insurance with both hands

Life I is very

property for

you and your family. -

y 1

Never make any change in your life insurance
without first: talking the matter over carefully

with a)

ive of the

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He! may save you ‘many regrets later.

The faith that niillion:

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.-|tee will. be asked to present

+» George.; Rilkoff last:, year:

Hosnital
Ceontinued from page 1)

Progress Claim was approved
and accepted for payment by
the Hospital Society at the -re-
gular. meeting Monday. night at
the High School, also the extra
experise of installing curtain
track in the two isolation wards, |'
which would enable these to be
converted 6 ' two-bed . wards

Administrator J, Bainbridge
advised he had réteived the suit
of $78 from a group of citizens
who had raised the funds at a
New Year's Party in the Marlane
Hotel and wished to make a
donation to the Hospital.

Mr. Bainbridge also told the
meeting he had received word
the objective of furnishing a
two bed ward,. by the joint or,
ganizations’ of St. John Ambu-
Jance, Home Nursing and First
Aid, and the Volunteer Fire
Departments of. Castlegar and
Kinnaird, has been achieved and
presentation of the’ $800 would
be made at the next Benera!

A discussion arising on. the
question of (plaques for wards
or equipment donated by volun-
tary organizations resulted in
the ruling that selection and pay-
ment for such plaques will rest
with: the hospital board in’ all
cases, This is to ensure a uniform
type of plaque. . :

Quotations, from several
firms bidding on supply of surgi-
cal instruments were presented,
orders were okayed-by: the Board
and accounts. for month were
approved .for payment, +

Approval was given to a
brief, on personnel policy and
wage seale’ as recommended by.
the Personnel Committee” atva
previous .meeting.

_A suggestion was -put forth!
that a committee be formed to

‘Another bat ii the ring for the. leadership of the Liberal

. Party has bee: y Rev.. H..L. mayor of
Portage La Prairie, shown with his wife, He announced he may

be @ candiuate at the Ottawa convention to add interest to the

contest: Lester Pearson and Paul

Martin are the leading aspirants

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Day Ceremonies, however no
action was’ taken Monday “night

It was announced date set
for the Annual meeting is Feb. hae
19, and the nominating commit-| 9. ae fod e i
candidates for two vacancies, One 3
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business reasons.
¢

of C in’ the “matter of
Tourist promotion. There is apt
to be less money for long vaca-
tions, he said, but “we must de-
velop the markets close .to us,”
He felt the Kootenays offer many
tourist possibilities, and said,
“You don’t have to have glamor
and bigness to appeal to people.”

‘| Many of the smaller towns pos-
sessed more pleasing facilities |

than ‘the .large cities. ,

nial year, British Columbians
havea wonderful opportunity
for Tourist Publicity, Mr. Ten-
nant felt.

President C, Onions present-
ed the speaker with a framed
landseape in color of the bluff
overleoking Castlegar Ferry,
known as the “Lion's Head”.

~ Other speakers were V. C.
Rogers, President of the B.C.
Chamber, and representatives ‘of
Cominco, who welcomed the

‘| group of Albertans present at

the mecting, and extended best
wishes from his company. He re-
minded the meeting of the An-
nual Provincial meeting in May
and stressed. the importance of
getting resolutions in early, at
least 45 days ahead of the date.

eThis was reiterated by Fred
Ingram of Kimberley, President
of the Associated Boards of

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