4 . CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 22, 1958

DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

REPORTERS
Castlegar

Mrs. Hostetter - 7181

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Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

Mrs, Kaufman - 3227
Mrs, Johnson = 2672
Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

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Castlegar Happenings,

Mrs. L, Bridgeman leaves
Saturday for a three-month trip
to Europe. .She will sail from
New York May 29 and plans to
visit Denmark, England, Scot-
land and France. While in Paris
in July she will attend the, Eur-
opean Congress of the Soroptom-
ists International.

Mr, and Mrs. W. Easton left
‘Tuesday for Penticton where they
will attend the ceremonies at
which their son-in-law, Wayne
Mackenzie will be ordained to
the ministry of the United Chur-
ch, Mr, and Mrs. MacKenzie and
family preceeded them to Pen-
ticton, spending a few days in
Spokane while enroute.

Mr, and Mrs. Ted Killough F

tlegar Drug Store Saturday.

Mr, and Mrs, E, A. MceDon-
‘ald had as weekend guests the
former's brother and_ sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs, A. R. McDon-
ald of Greenwood.

Mrs. A, Brodula and family,
former residents of Castlegar, at-
tended the May Day celebrations
here on Monday.

Mrs, C. C. Bradford, Mrs, V.
Sorenson and Mrs, J. Sherbiko at-
tended the Grand Convention of
Pythian Sisters which was held
last week in Vernon, Mrs. Brad-

Kinnaird Korner

Richards, in-
Mr, and Mrs.

Louise Mary
font daughter of
George Richards, was baptized
Sunday evening in St. Rita's
Church by Father Brophy, God-
parents were Christine and Vic-
tor Kravski,

Mr. and Mrs. George Good-
ine and ‘family will be making
4heir home in The Pas, Manitoba
for a time. Mrs, Goodine will
spend a month with relatives in

before ing nor-

ford was the official del
from Kootenay Temple.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Joyce of
Cranbrook .were holiday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E.
L. Conroy.

Commissioner George Carr
left for V

th,

Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Archi-
bald and Mr. and Mrs. Frank An-
scombe spent the weeknd in Cur-
lew, Wash. They travelled to
Spokane on Friday evening, ar-
riving home on Monday after-

of V were in Ci

for the holiday weekend, visiting
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J, Toogood and also Mr, and
Mrs. H. Killough in Kinnaird,

Miss Joan Lightle, who tea-
ches at Langley, spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, O. Lightle.

Mr. A. Archibald has gone
to Flin Flon, Manitoba; where he
will be employed by Mannix
Construction,

Mr. Fred Parent was the
lucky winner of the cake at the

where he will spend a few days
in Shaughnessy hospital,
ern,

BIRTHS

PLOTNIKOFF — To Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Plotnikoff of Robson,
May 16, a son.

IMIOFF — To Mr. and Mrs. W.
Smioff, Robson, May 17, a daugh-
ter,

ANDERSON — To Mr. and Mrs
Glen Anderson, May 19, a son.
STEFONIUK — To Mr. and Mrs,

CWL bake sale held in the Cas-

W. F. Stefoniuk, May 19, a son.

CASTLEGAR

HOSP

The Hospital is still sho

and DISTRICT

ITAL

rt two registered nurses

We should be grateful to hear from any local nurses
who could work full time, even if only temporary

noon,

J. F. W. Pierpoint of Wy-
oming, Ontario, will spend the
summer: with his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ernie
Pierpoint. Also visiting at the
Pierpoint home is Mrs. Pier-
point’s mother, Mrs, E. H. Chen-
ey of Youbou, on Vancouver Is-
land, who leaves this weekend,

Mr. and Mrs, K. Markle and
girls spent the weekend at their
summer home in Christina Lake.

and family spent the weekend at
their summer place near Korken-
dale. Gordon Wall accompanied
them.

- Mr, and Mrs. John Kennedy
and family motored to Creston
to attend the Blossom Festival,
spending the weekend with re-
latives, Janie Heagy accompanied
them.

Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Heagy
spent the weekend in New Den-
ver, visiting Rev. and Mrs. D.
Mackellar,

Mr, and Mrs. D. Deverson
and boys spent Monday in New

J. Bainbridge,
Administrator

Denver visiting the latter’s bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. McDonald,

Mrs. W. Cheveldave and two
daughters spent the weekend vi-
siting relatives in Grand Forks,

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fenner -

Mrs, A. McLeod of Saskatoon
Sask. is at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Fitzpatrick, to spend
the ‘summer months, “Mrs. E,
Gare ‘of Calgary arrived at the
Fitzpatrick home on Sunday for
a visit.

Spending the weekend at the
home of Mrs. J. C, McLeod was
her mother, Mrs. K, sensen of
Nelson,

Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Eldridge
spent the weekend in Creston
visiting, the latter's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and . Mrs,
James Peterson. y

Robson Socials

Mr. and Mrs, A. Smceher
and Mr.’ and Mrs, H. Smecher
and family motored to Riondel
on Sunday where they met Mr.
and Mrs, Art Nixon and family
of Kimberley for a family pic-
nic,

Among those attending the
District W.1 convention at Craw-
ford Bay, May 14 were Mrs. R.
‘W. Chalmers, Mrs, S. Grant, Mrs.
O. B, Ballard, Mrs,-W. T. Waldie,
Mrs, L. F. Quance, Mrs, G. O.
Sutherland and Miss Ruth Mc-
Diarmid :

Mrs. H. siieehiee ‘and child-
ren are visiting Mr, and Mrs. J.
Soppet in Fruitvale for a few
days.

Mr, and Mrs, D. Adshead’s
Buests for a few days were Mr.
and Mrs, L. Knelsen of Moose
Jaw, Sask. Mr. Knelsen is the
nephew of Mr. Adshead.
Tuesday a suprise baby show-
er in honor of Eleanor Louise,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Meredith, was held at the
home of Mrs. J. Scott.

The shower was arranged by
Miss Proudfoot’s Healtli and Per-
sonal Development 20 girls. Six-
teen guests were present. Others
who were unable to attend sent
their best wishes along with
gifts, Baby “Binky” honored the
guests with her presence until

“Daddy itl y

May Day |
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forest, x
‘Other floats in the parade in-
cluded the IODE float, which is
non-competitive, but formed a
striking and picture

ond best by Vera Plotnikoff. -
Best tricycle prize went to
Lorne Harniston, second to Jean-
ie Price. :
During the afternoon pro-
gram, selections were presented
by the band and dances were

with its blue and white stream-
ers and clusters of dogwood flo-
wers forming an effective set-
ting for the Queen and her court.
The Centennial theme was again
carrid out in the large figures,
“B.C, 1858 to 1958", _ atop the
float.

There was also a float entered
by the Brownies, a truck decor-
ated with, the brown and green
colors and filled with Brownies!

The Knights of Phythias and
Phythian Sisters float was a
decorated truck with a group of
citizens dressed in centennial at-
tire,

The Kiwanis Club had two
centers of interest on their pres-
entation, one advertising the big
Bingo night sponsored by the
club on June 7, and the other

Chief Justice, Mathew Begbie and
his court.

The Arrow Boat Club enter-
ed two boats in the parade,
drawn on trailers behind an aut-
omobile. A ‘large placard adver-
tised the Fish Derby now runnig,

A novel entry was the Vil-
lage of Castlegar's new motor-
grader, which was gaily decor-
ated with familiar centennial
trimmings.

Firemen of the Castlegar
Fire Department led off the par-
ade and were followed by the
band, then came the Scarlet-
coated representatives of the lo
cal RCMP detachment, the floats,
Squadron 581 Air Cadets, Scouts,
Cubs, Brownies and Guides fol-
lowed by decorated bicycles,
tricycles and kiddies dressed in
fancy an comic costumes.

Winners of the best decora-
ted doll buggy were Linda
Thring (1), and Stella Rivers (2).

The best-dressed boy was
Richard Davis followed by Leon-
ard Piquard and Tom Condy.
Boys comics were Jimmy Rysen
and Ronnie Strelieff.

Best dressed girl was Sandra
Richards, follewed by Sue Kil-
lough. Best comic girl was Diane

was bedtime. Mr, Meredith is a

The best decorated: bike was

teacher at S.H.H.S.

entered by Donny Shay and sec-

being a tableau of B.C.'s first}.

by Mrs. A
pupils, both square dancing and
Highland dancing, as well as the
traditional May pole dance,

A demonstration was given
by ‘the Drum Majorettes under
Gail Seaton and a group of dance
numbers was presented by the
pupils of Mrs, Maisie Zinio.

Remainder of the entertain-
ment consisted of Bingo games,
the Kiwanis car rides. for the
youngsters and the Pony League
Ball games in the

gies, costumes etc, were Mrs. W. §

Reed, R, Rivers and Mrs. R. Mad.
docks.
Drawing for the lucky tic-
ket winners was held at 5 p.m.
and winner of first prize was
Diane Card of Robson, second was
J. D. Lewis of Kinnaird and third
was H, George ,of ‘Kinnaird,

NOTICE

The AOTS Club will
commence the K.R.C.

In the ball game between the
Castlgar Cubs, coached by Gib
Lind, and the Castlegar Cardinals,
coached by Mike Dalton, the
Cubs came out on top by a score
of 14 to 9,

The Girl Guides sct up a
First Ald post to take care of any
mishaps."

of the busi
district of Castlegar this
, coming Saturday, con-
tinuing to Moy 31. We
respectfully, hope that
you will be ready when

Master of C was

Howard Meredith and Parade

Marshall was-Eacl Norris, while
of the Fire D

kept order on the grounds,

Judges of floats’ were A, P.

Mrs. W. pa
and H,. Bate, Judges of doll bug- [Jiao eee

~the- calls,

-K.R.C. Business canvass
MAY 24 to MAY 3]
inclusive

TRAM
TENDERS ARE: BEING CALLED FOR THE
REMOVAL OF FIRE SIREN FROM THE

OLD FIRE HALL AND RELOCATING
SAME AT NEW FIRE HALL
For full particulars contact Fire Chief Ed. Lewis,
Phone 4421

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The following are the re-
sults of the sports events at the
Victoria Day celebrations, spon-
sored by the LO.D.E. and han-
dled by Jim Corbett, principel
of Castlegar Elementary Schools:
Boys under 6 dash:— Ron Bart-
soft, Chris Moffat, David Sylvest,
Girls‘ under 6 dash’ — Margaret
McGauley, Marlene Reibin, Clara

}. Watson.

Boys 6 and under dash — “Andy
Swetlishoff, Chris Moffat,, Rich-|
ard Davis,

Girls 6 and under dash — Betty
Fomenoff, Vicki Obetkoff, Mar-
garet McGauley.

Boys 7 and under dash —- Bobby
Maloff, Larry Popoff, Ian Thomp-
son,

Girls 7 and under rash — Shir-
ley Fomenoff, Lindsay Conroy,
Marion McGauley.

Bova 8 and under dash — Tom-
my Garrett, Gene Shutek, Ray-
mond Halarewich,

IODE Victoria Day Sports Resulls

Girls, 8 and under dash — Veracrine Ritkoff, Judy Bartsoff and

Rilkoff, Shirley Fomenoff, Patsy
Hughes,
Boys 10 and under dash — Har-
old Thring, Tommy Garrett, Phil-
ip Zibin.:
Girls 10 and under dash — Carol
Groutage, Kathleen Garrett and
Judy Bartsoff, Kathy Rilkoft,
Girls 12 and under dash — Lin-
da Bro, Kathleen Garrett, Glen-
na Howes,
Boys 12 and under dash — Bob-
by Batting, Alan. Smith, Fred
Nevakshonoff.
Girls 8 and under 3 legged race
~— Shirley Fomenoff and Louise
Bartsoff, Lindsay Conroy and
Vicki Obetkoff, Gay McNab and
Elizabeth Deans.
Boys 8 and under sack race —
Tommy Garrett, Philip Zibin,
Bobby Maloft.
Girls 10 and under 3 legged race
—- Carol Groutage and Joy An-
derson, Glenna Howes and Cath-

Kathleen Garrett.

Boys 10 and under sack race —
Leslie Koehle, Wilson Woodrow,
Harold Thring.

Girls 12 and under 3 legged.race
— Susan Mitchell and Jill Hugh-
es, Carol Groutage and Louise

Davis, Dorothy Thring and Bar-

bara Lightle,

Boys 12 and under sack race —
Leslie Koehle, Harold Throng,
Alan Smith.

Girls 8 and under sack race —
Patsy Hughes, Wanda Harding,
Shirley Fomenoft.

Boys 8 and under 3-legged race
—— Alan Thompson and Richard
Horlick, Ian Thompson and Lar-
ry Bosse, Bobby Maloff end Lar-
ry Popoff,

Girls 10 and under sack race —
Linda Bro, Katherine Rilkotf,
Judy Bartsoff,

G. L. Filippelli has been ap-
pointed supervisor of files and
Yecords for the CM&S Co., ac-
cording to an announcement by
R. D. Perry, sige pregaant and

in“his new “post Mr, Filip-
pelli will be Tespopelble for the

Registration

of standard reporting, filing and
recording procedures, He will:
work in the administrative con-

Old Garg Stop Here

'; The 800-mile Vintage Car
Run from Fernie to Victoria stop-
ped in Castlegar. for 1% hours
Tuesday and was enjoyed by
all who saw it.”

The Caravan was broken
into two patts at Nelson with
five of the sixteen cars going
through here and th others going
to Trail via Salmo. ,

The cars were met at the
ferry at 11 am, by members 92
the Trail and Warfield Kinsmen
elubs and by Castlegar council
chairman N.‘'T. Oglow and fire
chief ‘Ed Lewis. Mr. Lewis led
the cars to the Columbia Builders
Parking lot with the fire engine.
The cars were here until
12.30 p.m. while thelr drivers and
Passengers ate and the cars were
serviced. They then stopped at
the elemntary. school grounds
and'again at Kinnaird.

Mr. Oglow welcomed’ the
caravan to Castlegar and gave
them a letter to carry with them.
In it he advised the cars to “im-
pose upon the good graces of a
friendly country to the south”
and so miss crossing the Mon-
ashee. (The full text of Mr, Og-
low’s letter will be carried inj
next week's issue.)

Vay Hawkins Marriage

: A’ ‘pretty ‘double-ring -wed-
ding took place May 2 at 6 p.m.

Registration of School Beginners District No. 9
(Castlegar) will be held as follows:

OOTISCHENIA SCHOOL; Thurs., May 22, ot 1:30 p.m.
‘ ROBSON SCHOOL; Mon., May 26, at 3.00 p.m.
TARRYS SCHOOL; Tues., May 27, at 1,30 p.m.
CASTLEGAR at TWIN RIVERS; Wed., May 28, 9.00. a.m, — 12, 00 noon
- 1.00 p.m. — 3.00 p.m.
VALLEY VISTA SCHOOL; Thur., Moy 29, ot 10.00 a.m.
KINNAIRD SCHOOL; Thur., May 297 at 1.30 p.m.

Children commencing school in September must have proof of age and
must be six years old on or before Dee. 31, 1958

Registration of beginners and pre-school children for the Dental Program
See wit ‘also be carried out at the: timecoftSchoo! Registration.

* Medical Check-up will be- given Pe the Public’ Health Numa:

§\ length veil, carrying a love knot

when Ella Vay. Hawkins, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, A.'R. L. Haw-

kins of; Kinnaird, became the|the bride's matron wearing pink
net over taffeta with a matching
flower head piece, white gloves
and shoes. She carried a bouquet
similar to th matron of honor’s.

bride of William R. Oliphant of
Edmonton in the Costlests Ang-
lican Church.

The wedding took Place on
the 30th anniversary of the mar-
riage of the. bride's parents. and

the officiating clergyman in a

church decorated -with spring|Was- best man. Ushers were Ro-
bert Hawkins of Calgary and
Ron Staudinger of Kinnaird.

flowers,

The bride, wearing a waltz-
length gown-of white nylon net}
with nylon and rayon ruffled
lace, taffeta-edged empire bodice
with lily point sleeves and a dou-
ble net bouffant s'cirt with rows
of net and lace and wearing a
white flowered tiara with chapel

of red carnations was, given in
marriage by her father.:

Wedding music was played
by Mrs, B. Hostetter and a solo
was sung by” Mrs. Hazel Too-
good:

Matron of honor was Mrs.
Ronald Hawkins who wore blue
net over taffeta with a matching

and Mrs. Robert F. Oliphant of
Archdeacon B. A, Resker was|Kinnaird. Ossian Oliphant, bro-

imported fabric in blue emboss-

flower. head piece, white gloves
and shoes, She carried a bouquet
which matched her dress.

Mrs, Shirley Hawkins was

- The groom's parents are Mr.

ther of the groom from Kelowna

The bride’s mother wore an

ed cotton with all-over white
duco design featuring empire
waist and full skirt of all round
tapered gores. She had white ac-
cesscries.and Her flowers were
red cernations,

The groom’s mother | wore
an afternoon dress of mixed gold
and brown with white accessories,
Her flowers were yellow carna-
tions,

The wedding reeption- was
held at the Kinnaird, Improvemnt
Society. Hall. The three-tier wed-
ding cake was baked. by . Mrs.

GOOD LUCK MARGARINE

BLUE BONNET, 2 Ibs. .
BETTER BUY, 2 Ibs. .....

WITH CHINAWARE, Box

_ WESTON SODAS,
. LB. BOX

NABOB TEA. 60’s .....:....
NEILSON’S COCOA, Ib. ...

Lucy Dolsen and decorated by
Mrs, Grace Smith. It was topped
by swans and flanked by can-
dles embedded in forget-me-nots.

Hosnital Auxiliary

Radishes & Green Onions

CARNATION MILK,

6-tins: ..

, CHEEZ WHIZ,
1Ib. jar .......

PORK & BEANS,

Better Buy, 4 tins . .

- 49¢

CORDIAL (Malkins),
320z............. 55e
MIRACLE MARGARINE,
Kraft, 2 Ibs. .... 2. . 49c
MARSHMALLOWS,
1 Ib. pkg. ...

ICE CREAM, Peter’s
brick

May 23rd and 24th

.CRAB MEAT.

Seiko 12's tin ...

MARSHMALLOWS,

Angelus V's, pkt. ....

CORDIAL NUTTY
724 ox. bottle

ALPHA-BIT,

CLUB,.

"SAVES. TIME 3
att MAKES CENTS

JELLY Y POWDERS, Nabob, 6 for. aes
TOMATOES, Fresh fieid, Ih. .
APPLE JUICE, 48 o2., clear, 2 for
BOLOGNA, sliced, tb. . .
WIERERS, No. f, fb. .

Trischuck’

Je nee ee COC:
weeece, 6c".
woot. 386
weanenes OOS

and » District

To Purchase Freezer

Members of. the - Castlegar
Ladies’ . Hospital
Auxiliary plan to purchase a
deep freeze for the hospital. This
was decided at their May: 14
meeting,

The meeting ‘also discussed
.atrangements for the’ birthday
tea which will be held to ob-
‘serve -the anniversary of the for-
mation of:the Auxiliary. A defin-
ite date has pot yet’ been set.as
it will depend on arrangements
made for the tea...

Mrs, L. V. Campbell report-
ed to members on the purchase
of a gift for Mrs. McNab, mother
of the District’s Centennial baby,
Robyn McNab.

A suggestion was made that
fruit and be canned

The tables were covered with
serie flowers and tulips.

sen and Mrs. Smith. It was top-

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haw-
kins had an anniversary cake at
the: wedding which was also ba-
kéd and decorated by Mrs. Dol-

ped by-a vase of flowers in which
was embedded the numeral 30,
The cake was flanked by vases
of: tulips,

‘The toast to the bride was
given by the bride’s uncle, Everd
Cooper of Victoria. An interest-
ing feature is the fact that Mr.
and Mrs, Cooper were Mr, and
Mrs. Hawkin's attendants at their
wedding 30 years ago.

Mr. Cooper's toast was re-
sponded to by the groom who in
turn proposed a toast to the
to which Ossain Ol-

by Auxiliary members using the
hospital kitchen facilities. The
hospital would supply sugar and
this plan would give persons

who have a surplus of garden| Hawkins,

Produce and fruit an opportun-

iphant responded.

A toast to Mr. and Mrs.
Hawkins was given by Mr.
Cooper and responded to by Mr.

For the wedding trip to, Van-

2 bunches, a sees. 15e

Kinw/siZE VALUES..

Union Brand Meat Week

AT BOB’S PAY’N TAKIT

UNION BRAND FRANKS, cello, __
Plus a free Barbacue Fork for the weekend picnic
2 Ibs. for $1.09

UNION BRAND RED LABEL T-BONE STEAKS,
. re
They're Tender and Juicy .

UNION BRAND BOLOGNA,

BREAD (Star Bakery), Post's Cereal, 2 pkts for .

1... 33 , NESTLE’S NESCAFE,
POTATOES, No. 1 Gems, & m7 ig : . is ey “
10 Ibs. ...,..:.... 59¢ ff 7 : “ NESTLE’S QUICK,
100 Ibs. ......... $4.75 2 Ib. tin ,

WESTMINSTER TISSUE, MARGARINE,
‘and ‘she wore a pearl necklace

+ 49e ; Parkay, 2.
oes q iyi : x x . P m_ : 3 2 . 5 and earring set, a gitt of, the
BONUS, Giant, -  ~ ) fet es site a 2 z & : o groom, - :
: i oo q q : z Sa
with chinaware, ‘pkg. 79c fie 8 P : | i eed : : were read at the reception from
2 a é 7 Vancouver and Prince Rupert,
Guests of a distance at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs, Ro-
bert Hawkins and Mrs. Ella
Jackson, Calgary; Mr. Harry Ri-
pall Lioydminister, Sask; Mr.
and Mrs, Everd Cooper, Victoria;
Mrs, M. M. Jones, he groom's QREN MONDAY A.M.
imother from Chicago,
Mr. Ossain Ollphant of Kelowno. OPEN LATE FRIDAY NIGHT
The newly-wed couple will is
reside at 9804-87th St. Edmonton.

couver, Victoria and U.S. points per. Ib.
the bride wore a white cotton

flock dress dotted with red and UNION BRAND ASSORTED COLD CUTS,
matching bands of red velvet Ib.

worn over a taffeta underskirt. . ?
Her coat was of grey wool and UNION BRAND LARD,
2 Ibs. for

rayon in an attractive tweed ef-
fect.

UNION BRAND BUTTER,
Ist grade, Ib,

She ‘wore a white hat with
red velvet trimand, other ac-

“ UNION BRAND PORK LOIN ROAST,
_ per Ib.

STRAWBERRY JAM,
Alb. tin

JAVEX BLEACH,
64 oz... 0.6.2 AC

STEAKS, .
Sirloin or T-boned, Ib. 75

BOLOGNA,

~ CUT-RATE GROCETERIA —

“KINNAIRD

ity to donate it to a good causé,

2 loaves .

6 ox, jer

69c

cessories were also in white. Her
corsage .was of red carnations

4rolls .. 2.2.0...
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VISIT OUR UNION DEMONSTRATION
BOOTH ON

SATURDAY

... 35e

BEEF POT ROASTS, Ib. saeeees 49e
PRIME RE ROASTS, rolled, Ib. . 75

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