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CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, JULY 18, 199

and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Gemmill. They are enroute
Castlegar Happenings, prey ate enroute

[mother Mrs. Mary Duff,

G. B. Landis returned Sun-! ‘
aay ening from Vaneeuver , ' Greg Stefoniuk left last week
where he was on RCAF business. for Kindersley, Saslratchewan,
On Saturday evening he attend-! where he will spend a few weeks
ed a cockthil party presented by, visiting relatives.
the French Consul’ in honor of} Nick Oglow’s “two-room

a) national hellday, ‘Thotel” at Christina Lake had an

Mrs. Archie Ferguson spent, overflow of visitors last weekend.
the weekend at the home of her | He and his wife had 18 overnight
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and! guests, while six more visitors
Mrs. Elgin Hill of ‘Trail. arrived on Sunday to bring the

Recent visitors at the homes, ‘!! to 24. .
of Mr. and Mrs. J, Kraft and Mr.! Miss Darlene Harding has
and Mrs; H. F. Howes, were Mr. left for Naramata where she will
and Mrg Grout Kenworthy of, spend a year's training. She was
Clive, Alberta, who were mar-! accompanied by her parents, Mr.
ried on June 29 at Lacombe, and Mrs, R. Harding and her
ae ti... + | grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, T.
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Camp-t Couch, DaxJene recently passed
bell of St. Petersburg, Florida, h
cas er theory in music, and passed
visited at the home of Mr. and with honors in voice.
Mrs. D. Gilroy for the past week. :

‘They returned to Florida by way Mr. and Mrs. Rex Little were
of Vancouver, 'weekend guests at the home of

Mr. dnd Mrs. Ress Whittaker |“ @9¢ Mrs. W. Easton.
and Mr. and Mrs, Pat McGauley Mr, and Mrs. W. Thonnasen
spent the weekend at Christina] and son Stephen are visiting in
Lake Vidting Mr, and Mrs. E.| Castlegar from Vancouver,

MeGauley.,: Mrs. Archie Ferguson visited

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cole | her husband Monday at the Koo-
and three boys of Pranbeuic! ; tenay Lake hospita} in Nelson,
Portage, Manitoba, are visiting at] 2 Mr: Ferguson expects to be home
zhe homé of the latter’s sister: inafewdays,

Mr. and Mrs. D, W, Wallace,
Donny and Mima, left last weck-
end for a three week trip to
Manitoba. They will stop at Cal-
gary and Evinfold, Sask., enroute,

Mr. and Mrs. Ford and family

left a few days ago to spend a
month in Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs, Pat Mectauley
of Long Island, New York, are
guests at the Ross Whittaker
home while visiting Mr. _McGaul-
ey’s family.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Wallace
were weekend guests at the form-
er's mother, Mrs, J, E. Wallace.
Don and his family left Sunday
for their new home at Willow
Point.

Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Cail were
frecent guests of Mr. and Mrs,
MacPherson. Mr. Cail is former
of SHHS,

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* REPORTERS

Castlegar Mrs,
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park

Renata Mrs,

Mrs, Ralph West. Mrs, R. West
them to

. Dr and Mrs. G. H. Page are
holidaying at the Coast,

Mr, and Mrs. E, A. Lewis and
family attended the Calgary
Stampede,

Mrs. Tony Kalugin and son
of Alberni, are holidaying for two
weeks at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W, Kereift.

wicca
THE CIAL NOTES =

Easton - 7501
Mrs. Kaufman - 3227
Mrs. Smecher - 4568
Mrs, , Williamson
‘Warkentin

croc

The Robson Girl Guides who
spent a week at Camp Kokanee
have returned home, The girls
were under the supervision of
Mrs. W. T. Waldie, Captain, and
Mrs, Herb ‘Johnson, Brown Owl
for Robson's First Brownie Pack.

The Guides that attended
camp were: Barbara : Martin,
‘Wendy Scott, Judy Stadler, Val-
lerie McNeil from Summerland
and Judith Schellinberg of Cast-
legar, and Dawn Waldie.

Mr, and Mrs, Mike h
ko had as their house guest the
former's brother, Tony Saw-
chenko of Yorkton, Sask:

Mr. and Mrs. George Ander-
son had as their guest last weck-
end, Dr. Don Russell, Dr. Russell
is a relative of Mrs. Andersons

and is a professor at the Univer-
sity of Toronto.

from a visit to Penticton.

Mr. and Mrs. W, Lees, who
have been visiting their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs,
Colin Petts, returned to Calgary
yesterday,

¢ Thor Aasland is visiting at
the home .of his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr..and Mrs. Odd
Aasland.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown of
Whalley, spent a few days at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Ross-De-
foe on their way back.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brod-
man and family of Slocan City,
spent the weekend with the lat-
ter’s mother, Mrs, C. Brodman.

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Burton

| have returned to Port Méody

after a short visit with their son-|-
in-law and daughter; Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Donnan, 2

Corporal and Mrs, Angus
McDonald are spending three

] weeks holidaying at Coast points.

Mrs. R. Rivers has returned
home after spending a few days
in the Kootenay Lake General
hospital.

Mr. F. Eremenko returned

Friday from 10 days Spent in
Vancouver,

Miss Sherrel Riley is holi-
daying in Vancouver and Grand
Forks.

Mr, and Mrs. Donald West
returned to Vancouver on Mon-

* Per HORACE M. CARD, President.

ay

day after visiting at the home of
the former’s ‘parents, Mr. and

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Mrs. G. Sparrow and daugh-
ters Shirley and Heather, left
Tuesday for a holiday in Vancou-

Deer Park Socials

M. A, Kirkendall returned
to his home here after spending
the weckend at Proctor where he
"was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, H.
R. Friesen.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawson of
Castlegar and their grandchild-
ren Ardythe, Via and Bobby
Letkeman of Robson, were visi-
tors at the home of -Mr. and Mrs,
Cc. T. Williamson, en route to
Renata where they spent the
weekend, Other weekend visitors
at the home were Mr,

ver. They were by
Maureen Molloy who will spend
a few weeks visiting with her
grandmother, .Mrs. L. Coffey.

and Mrs, W, G. Leslie, Nelson;
Mr, Fred Dean and Mara, Mrs.
M. A Stainton, Jean and John
Mr. Joseph

Mrs. Carl Cl , Lorne
and Lois, spent the ‘weekend at
the summer home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Jurick at Christina Lake,

Mr. and Mrs, R: F, Oliphant
haye their son W. R. Oliphant of
Edmonton visiting them. Another
sen, O. C.. Oliphant of ‘Vancou-
ver, left Monday after spending
two weeks with his parents,

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brown
and family: enjoyed: a ‘weekend
camping trip to Lochart, situat-
28 between Gary. Creek and Bos-
well.

-Mrs, L. A. Varty returned
Thursday ftom Trail-Tadanac
Hospital accompanied by a little
ganghier, Synthia Kim, born on
July

Mr. and Mrs, Art ‘Townsend
and Valerie returned to their
home in Revelstoke after spend-
ing a fe wweeks at the home of
Mrs, Townsend's parents, Mr.
and Mrs,-E. Kulcheski.

Miss Lil McKenzie and Stu-
art McKe:

Gray, oe Mr. and Mrs. John
Rohn and children Elsie and
Bobby of Renata; and Mr. and
Mrs, O. W. Aasland and daugh-
ter Janene and Thor Aasland of
Castlegar.

‘Mrs, M. Romaine has return-
ed to her home in Trail. after

spending the past few days at.

the home of her son and daugh- |‘
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Pat
Romaine. ,

Mr. and Mrs, D..Reid of Cast-
legar spent the weekend at their
summer home here. Other week-
end campers included H. Merrie-
field and sons, Mr. and Mrs, H.
Haines and children, Mr. and
Mrs. G, Wanless and family, Mc.
and Mrs, C. H, King, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Smith and their families.

Mrs. R. Worley and grand-
son Bob.are leaving later this
week for Penticton where they
will be guests :of”her gon-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Hill, From there they. will
be going on a tour of- Mexico

and the States with the

moses

“DAINTY RUFFLES are just as practical as ‘overalls when
little girls' dresses are made of “Terylene”. This. one, in'a
buttercup yellow satin stripe, washes easily, dries quickly &
and needs little or no ironing. The full skirt and little puffed
slecves seem to be getting an approving glance” arom friend

doggie.

Local Air Gadels
Back From Camp

‘Thirteen under F|L

ming. :

‘The tenth day was B.C, Ci
ian Day and was attended by ¥
and Mrs. Ernie Newman,

W. H. Reed of Squadron 581,
Castlegar Air Cadets, have just
returned from a two week sum-
mer camp at Sea Island, Van-
couver, where they were part of
some 900 boys — ages 14 to 19,
who received training and recrea-
tion at the expense of the RCAF.
Ten out of 28 squadrons were re-
presented from British Columbia
and six came from Alberta,
ana
There was an officer in charge
for every five cadets.

Flying, drill, sports and Te-
creation kept the boys occupied.
Planes of every description were
to be seen at the huge air base
with a plane taking off every two

minutes. The cadets. were taken
on-sight seeing tours to points of
interest in Vancouver as well as
to famous beaches for .swim-

Hills.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwart-
zenhauer and children of Ross-
land spent the weekend at their
summer home in Deer Park,

Graham Messenger and Har-
old Standon of Creston were
visitors to Deer Park en route to

Renata,

for Ernie

the chairman of the Castleg
Civilian Committee. Membersiaamm
this group were taken on come
plete inspection of the camp am
were interested to find the
ficers’ Mess and Quarters idergm
cal to those of the cadets,
Hobby Centre and Pro-Re¢
were very impressive and boy
ing seemed to be the main
traction for the boys,

The twelfth day was set as’
for C ian Committee membéam
from all the Provinces and a“
Sports Day, full General p
tion and March Past with
Gov. Wallace taking the, sal
was held on the next day, Bi
won the baseball game wi
Manitoba took the honours in {
‘Track Meet,

FIL Reed ‘held position
Flying Officer in charge of flig]
during the camp. Boys attend
from this district were: Lac
Cristofoli, Lac W. Newman, 1aalal
M. Faire, Lac D. Davies, Lac
Anderson, Lac K. Muirhead,

D. Hill, Lac A .Hagen, Ae Pa;
son, Ac J. Cushner, Ac L.

Ac A, Atkinson and Ac.)
Zanet.

from a four day visit to

Celia Ann Perin and Fred
Perin of Kimberley, are spending
a week,.with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. K. M, Spence.

Ron Wisted returned Friday
from a short visit in Seattle with
the H. Ackermans,

gary Stampede last week were:
Dr, and Mrs, A. D. Jonhson, Pam
and Mrs. E, G. Walker, Mr. and.
Mrs, J, M. Macbeth and ‘family
and the latter's mother, Mrs, E.
Rawlinson, Mr. and ‘Mrs.’ Peter
Mojelski and Bobby. The Mojel-
skis also visited in Queenstown
on the way home. .

Mr. H. Hipwett returned
Tuesday. to his home in Chilli-
wack after, visiting at the home of
his son and daughter-in-law, Mc.
and Mrs, J. Hipwell.

Visiting at-the N. J. Burak
home last week for several days,
were Mr. and Mrs, Allan Me-

Bean: and family of Calgary.

Mr. and Mrs, N. J. Burak

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vacation travelling through ‘Spo-
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ing in Calgary, Red Deer and
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Robson Socials

An afternoon. of blowing bal-
loons‘and noise makers marked a
gay party when Mrs, Basil Mac-
alister invited: 15 little guests in
honor of ‘the birthdays of her
two daughters, Amie and Pamela.
After refreshments were served,
the children enjoyed ‘a wonger-

{ful time atthe beach:

Present were:  Margarite
Thor, Joyce and Lillian Kemper-
man, Judy, Helen, Patty and

ney Bro, Ni

Lorne and Glenda
Oborne. .

Kinnaird visitors at the Cal-]*

Brian Belbeck, Linda and Rod-|-
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THURSDAY, JULY'.18, 1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C,

GUIDO — To Mr, and Mrs. Guy
,Guido, July 12, at Trail-Tad-
anac hospital, a son James|-
Patrick, a brother to Rosemarie,
Mark, Mickey, Barbara, Joan,
Isabel, Kenny, Robert and
Elizabeth.

SALIKEN — To Mr, and Mrs.
William Salekin, of Robson
July 15, a daughter, is

COLLINSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Collinson, of Kinnaird,

re om he COMMUNITY. HAS MOUNTED SCOUT. TROOP, ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD
Ch Pa :

July 12, a son,

MANARIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Rino Manarin on June 28, a
son. Mr. and Mrs. Manarin are
now living ‘in Metz, France,
where Mr. Manarin is with the
RCAF, Mr. Manarin is a form-
er Kinnaird resident.

HUGHES — To Mr. and Mrs. G.

H, Hughes in the Trall Tad-
anac Hospital, July 18, a son.

POOHACHOFE — ‘To FiO and

Mrs, W, Poohachoff, Portage la
Prairle, a daughter.

ar
Commission

(Continued from page 1)°
question and to petition for, ac-
eeptance into the Village. Dr.
Fowler toid the Commissioners
this was his and his associates

Window Screens & Doors

Cabinet Making

Glass of all sizes & weights

Castlegar Sash.& Door

PHONE 3211 :

The Commissioners voted to
supply water. to Dr. Fowler and
two associates, adhering to the
provisions as stated and the re-
sulting wafer system would be
taken over by the Village at the
time of their entry. A plebiscite
would be necessary before such
amalgamation could take place,
as approval of the ratepayers is
needed for such a move."

Public Works Commissioner

M. McPherson reported on the
new sidewalk and said one new

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CASTLEGAR MERCHANTS

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SPOKANE SENATE

Casllegar, Sunday, July 2{ at 4¢and 6 p.

h

This is Sponk

“s Top T

ing won twenty one games before

losing their first game to Secttle Rainiers.

There'll Be Plenty Of

‘Announcement

TO MOTORISTS IN

Kinnaird -

Fender

SPECIALIZING IN BODY AND FENDER

"- REPAIRS.

COMPLETE PAINT JOBS INCLUDING |

TWO TONE.

Free Estimates

WELDING SERVICE.

‘

. Tires and Tubes — Shell Products

Old Friends and New Customers Will Be Looked
After.Gladly — Open Late In. The Evenings
« & — DROPIN ANYTIME

FRED GOLDSBURG

Castlegar & District

THE

KINNAIRD SHELL SERVICE

‘WILL BE KNOWN AS

H Body

Action!

‘Works

NICK HUCAL

|| trict, Number 8, for additional

section has been compelted.

BREAKS IN OLD LINES
Fifteen breaks in the water
Hnes were repaired over the
weekend, One particularly bad
break was in the six-inch main.
Mr. MacPherson said some
of the garbage routes would have
to be left for a day or two, as
the lanes have been blocked off
in many sections by the pipe-
line installation,

He asked the Board to con-
sider obtaining a pumping ma-
chine for. keeping the water
down when breaks in the line
are being xepaired and lines
changed. At present the Civil De-
fense pumpng unit has been bor-
rowed from Kinnaird, This will
be given further consideration.
Mr, Maddocks reported the
Chamber of Commerce wish to

President ot inland Natural
Gas Co. Ltd., is John A, Mc-
Mahon, wh plan to bring Na-

set up a Tourist
Booth at the corner of Pine and
Columbia if agreeable to: the
Board. The Commissioners grant-
ed this request

A request for a Trades license
to operate a vulcanizing business
next to the Castlegar News was

tural Gas to “the Interlor of
British Columbia will soon be
realiztd, Inland: will spend more
than $25,000,000 building the first
complete public utility to serve
B.C. from the Peace River coun-
try to the Kootenays. Inland’s
ise reach from the: Pine

The Ci issi said
they had no objection to the
granting of the license,

+ TO CHECK POST OFFICE
* PARKING
Commissioner MacPherson
was instructed to check a re-
quest for a street light at 6th and
Elm, also to, finalize the plans
for “angle-parking” at the Post
Office and to check the: parking
situation at the’ railway overpass
approach. ,*
A letter was reteived from

Pass to Nelson and include every
major community between. Com-
pletion date set for the project
is November.

‘There are fewer than four
persons per square mile of land
in Canada, compared to more
than 50 in the United States and
more than 500 in the United
Kingdom,, . Fd ‘

Attention Social Credit Membors, there will be
a reception with Premier W. A. C. Bennett and Bob
Sommors ot the Crown Point Hotel in Trail tomorrow
night between 8 and 10 p.m. All Social Credit mem-
bers are invited to attend.

KOOTENAY BUILDERS & SUPPLIERS

PHON — 5155
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7

the Castlegar Hotel

vice ‘disconnected previously. The
charges will be refunded as the
service was not used by the hotel.

‘The Commissioners discussed
the proposal of the Canadian Pa-
cific Railway Company to remove
the regular agent at Brilliant and
have only a caretaker in charge
of the station. The CPR is asking
approval from the Board of
Transport, to make the change.
The Commissioners have decided
not to make any. submission at

It has been decided to have
all gas pears and services
the
inspectors, rather than obtain an
independent inspector for the

HORSWILL TO LIST PROJECTS

A letter was read from the
Journal of Commerce requesting
a written report on Public Works
projects and accomplishments in
the past year.*ViHage Clerk A.
T. Horswill was asked ‘to prepare

‘A request from School Dis-

water outlets at the High School
was received and ordered tabled
for the time being.

The Commissioners felt this
called for more study, and in
any case they could not do any-
thing until the new water system
is in operation,

Accounts totalling $2,295: 51
were for

water usage charges from a ser-|-

this time to the Board of Trans- |"
rt, a Ee

Commissioner Maddocks was
asked to check on charges for
water-connections to the hospital
construction site, and to the
trailers at the site.

Several matters were tabled
until next regular meeting when
the full Board will: be present.
Present at Monday's meet were
Chairman J. E. Kraft, Commis-
sioners Maddocks and MacPher-
son and Village Clerk

Sports

REVENT

load of farm children.

There's nothing new about a
out at the last minute. But that
big yellow bus is something new...
something important to you even though
you'll never use it, For this is a district
high school ‘bus picking up its

- Not so long ago, the “little red school
house” was the end of education for the
majority of these children. Now they ride
the yellow bus to high school—and may go
on to an agricultural college afterwards.

their

Take a second look... get the ire picture

ib th h knowledge of agricultural sci
and business management, both so neces-
sary to the production of good and plentiful

crops, on a profitable basis.

i The we all ‘enjoy would be
‘impossible if today’s farmers weren't doing
such a fine job. But those bright, eager
children on the yellow bus, tomorrow’s
farmers, will make an even greater contri-
bution to this country’s progress. ‘They'll
be able to do this because they will be
trained in newer and better farm practices,
luding the use of farm machinery which

Parents are

FOREST. FIRES! |

to get more education so that when they
* have taken over the farm ‘they'll have a

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will be “revolutionary” even by today’s
a standards.

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