4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday July 10, 1958

Castlegar Happenings mune of friends and nelghbors.

Weekend guests of Mr. an
Mrs, A. Eremenko were the late One Marshal “ot 'Oltaw:

Mrs, W. MacCabe had as her} =
a guests ‘Tuesday evening, Mr. and

THE DISTRICT SOCIAL

REPORTERS -

ter's sister, Mrs,
and her three children from
Vancouver,

Mrs. R. DeFoe spent last
week in Merritt, and has now
returned, accompanied by her
father, Mr, Charles Brown, Bee
brother and _ sister-in-law,
and Mrs. William Brown fon
Whalley, and her niece Miss Mary
Brown of Merritt, The visitors

will stay with Mr, and Mrs. De-;™'

Foe until Sunday.

Mrs. C, Brodman who has
been visiting relatives in Swit-
zerland is expected home next

Overnight guests at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. V, Goresky re-
cently were the former's nephew
and his wife and family, Dr. and
Mrs, Walter Goresky. Dr. Wallt-
er Goresky was formerly with
the Menninger Clinic at Topeka,
Kansas and was enroute to Van-
couper where he plans a private
psychiatric practice,

Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs, V. Gor-
esky and Miss Rileen Goresky

Wm. Lennox

Mr. and Mrs, W. Devitt re-
turned home last weekend after
spending two weeks at Okanagan
and coastal points,

Miss Judy Onions is holiday-
fing in Penticton for the next few
, | weeks.

Castlegar

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Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle

innaird
Mrs, Johnson

Mrs, Horan

ese

OTES

Mrs. Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kaulman - 3227

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Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

“Jo, and Mrs. W, D. Gilroy il ccc oAeAN ANC RONAR

Mrs. J. Stucklberger has re-,and Mrs, A, J. Swihart, A lawn

attended the Centennial Celebra-

!

| tion's and Pioneer's Banquet and turned to her home here after
t the past ten months at; joying games,

gether at C last
week,

Mrs. D. Magee of West's staff

thas

Cardston, Alberta.

Mr, and Mrs.’

Los Angeles,

Mrs, Verna Johnson and Miss
Connie Kisolcki were weekend| 9,
visitors at the home of Mrs,
Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs, a
Forsland_of Edgewood, o

Mr. and Mrs. J. McGillivroy| g
from Los Angeles, California,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
W. D. Gilroy and Mr, and Mrs,
Frank Richardson for a few days,

Deer Park Socials |:

i
visit with relatives in Seattle and day at the home of the latter's|,
brother, Mr. J, Friesen,

. . 's,, We it
Fee eta Shen of men [and daughter Ann Marie of Se-

attle spent Wednesday to Sunday
with the former's brother and sis-

Mr. and Mrs, M. Briggeman of
Trail were the recent guests of
Mr, and Mrs. F. Briggeman,

spent a week's holi-|¥

and visiting.
Dreidger of,'to a close with lunch and fare-

Party ensued with the crowd en-

taking pictures
A fine day came

wells until next year,
Mr. Emmert Swihart and

daughter Jean of Vernon, have

Mr. and Mrs. A. Mackereth| been visiting with the A. J, Swi-

f Broadwater have as their
ind daughter Sharon,
wna and Mrs, A. W, Macker-
th and sons of Castlegar.

W. (Bill) Briggeman anal‘

Mr. and Mrs. R. Briggeman
md children returned after

harts since the reunion,

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fitzpatrick

‘er-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, E, Fitz-

patrick and family.

Mrs, M. Spence and daughter

Karla of Nelson visited Mr. and
Mrs. K, Spence during the week-
end,

motored to where

* Bileen took the plane to Wash-
ington, D.C,, to spend a few
weeks with her brother and
sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Carl
Goresky and family.

Mr. Walter Dams has re-
turned home after being a pa-
tient in the Castlegar and Dist-
Tict hospital,

Mr. Michael Downing of
Port Alice arrived by plane last
Friday to be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, J. F. Killough until
his marriage to Miss Tannis Kil-

Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Kirken-
their home at Proctor

of Mr, and Mrs. C. S, Phelps.

dall and children returned to|®@mpers at Deer Park were Mr.
after| 4nd Mrs, O. B, Cunningham and
spending a few days at the home| friends of Spokane, Wash.; Mr.| family motored to Makinson on
and Mrs. L, Schwartzenhauer and
Mr. and Mrs, E. (Ted) Wor- family, Mr, and eee H, Clegg, | t1

a few days at Nakusp.
Among the many weekend

Robson Socials

District Youths Win
Mine, Mill Money

Two district youths walked|
off with top scholastic awards
given by Local 480, International
Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers,

Allen Robinson, a SHHS
Grade 13 graduate, received $200
for top marks in senior matricu-
lation. Last year Allan won $100
from Mine, Mill for his standing
in junior matriculation,

Allen wrote the union ‘that
“this new award will be of great
help in furthering my studies
at UBC.”

Jack MeIntosh of Kinnaird
won $100 from the union for his
high standing in the SHHS jun-
ior i class.

ley and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Robson and Mr, and Mrs.

were the recent guests of- Mrs.
R. Worley.

J. Schuepfer and children of 2

Stover,
m

Mr. and Mrs. D. Adshead and

Friday for the weekend where

hey were the yuests of Mr. and

Mrs, W. Mrs. C, Adshead,

auer and children, Mr and. Mrs.
Crosbie, L, Lampard} H,

Castlegar

Guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, J. T. Webster is their
Worley and children of ‘Traii|Merriefield aad sons, Mrs. M. nephew, Robert Webster of Van-
and many!couver and J. R. Bentham of

ote: Winnipeg. *

Mr. and Mrs. C, T, William-
son had as recent guests the lat-

Kinnaird Korner

Guests ‘of Mrs. Duncan for

a ped days was her brother and

law, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

ter’s uncle and aunt Mr. and

Jough next week,

Mrs, W. Easton and Mr. D,|Mrs. D. D. Epp of Rosthorn,
Seaton went to Saskat- » and their son and
chewan to attend the funeral of daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
the late Mrs. Leslie Cantell. Bill Epp and daughter Gwen of

Castlogar’s Centennial baby, | Meota, Saskatchewan. .
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Norm- Mr. and Mrs, G. Pillar of
an McNabb, was given the name| Trail spent a few days at Deer
of Cecily Rebyn, at the baptism| Park on a fishing and camping
on Sunday evening in St, Al-) trip.
ban’s Church. Archdeacon B. A. J. McDonald and W. Bishop
Resker officiated at the ceremony,| of the B,C. Forest Service, Nel-
Following the service, Mr. and|son were recent visitors to Deer
Mrs, McNabb were at home to a Park.

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ate of Vancouver, who left
Sunday to return home,

Mr, and Mrs. C. Loveland
and family of Spokane were
weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs.
W. T. Waldie,

Kenneth Wyllie left by train

Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Haw-
kins left Sunday for their vaca-
tion in Saskatchewan and Alber-
ta, during which, they are at-
tending the Calgary Stampede.
Their daughter-in-law, Mrs, Rob-
ert Hawkins, who had been va- f :
cationing here, accompanied them|S@turday for Calgary where his
back to her home in Calgary. uncle, Mr, Rex Ballard, met him.

Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Dunnet| Hey will spend a few days at
and family had a four-day holi- the stampede, then leave for Ed-
day,in Couer D'Alene last week,|™Onton where Ken will be the

Guests. at the home of Mr. guest of his uncle and aunt.
and Mrs. Rene Archambault for Mra. 'B../Baltner of ..Vancou
the past week were the latter’s|V°™ @ former Robson. venient, 2
sister Miss Helen Kuntz of Re-| Visiting at the home 6f Mr. and

gina and a brother and sister-in-| Mts: S. Humphries.
law, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Kuntz ne

and five children of Vibank, Mr. and Mrs, O. B. Bailard
Saskatchewan. had a pleasant weekend when,

The infant daughter of Mr,|Mr. and Mrs. S. Pond of Salisber-
and Mrs, Mervin Swihart, San-|TY> England, visiting them.
dra Louise was baptized June 29 Mr. and Mrs. Pond were vis-
at St, Rita’s Church, with Reyv.|iting relatives in Vancouver and
Father E. Brophy officiating, La- flew here Saturday to visit the
ter, dinner guests for the occa-| Ballards who they have not seen
sion were, the godparents, Mono|for 40 years. They were all
Ferro of Trail and Mrs, Mary|School friends together, i |
Coceia of Kimberley; Mary Ann Mr. and Mrs. Pond think this
and Brian. Coccia; Miss Angic is a wonderful country and spent
Ferro of Vancouver; the baby’s! mutch of the weekend on the lake,
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. otf
Swihart and Mr, and Mrs, John The first Robson Brownie
Ferro of Trail; Mr. and Mrs. Don; pack and leaders Mrs. R. John-
Manson and Jimmy; Mrs. Mono‘son, Brown Owl, .and Mrs. L.
Ferro, Paul and Kathryn, and’ Duncan, Tawny Owl, hiked to
Mrs, John Vandine of Trail. | Woodrow’s Zoo Thursday.

A family reunion for the] On the way home they all

Swiharts is an annual affair, and, ,stopped at the home of Mrs, R.
this year it moved from south of; Bro where a suprise party was
the border to Nelson, where re-) held in honor of Mrs. L. Duncan
latives zothered from various|who is leaving shortly to make
parts of Canada_and the U.S. on; her home in Trail.
Saturday at the home .of Mrs, Mrs, Duncan has been Tawny
Ruth McCreight. There were 95| Owl of the Robson Pack for five
in number. Sunday, about 60 of| Years. Mrs. Reg.Bro, president of
the relatives, enroute to their; the local association and the
homes, called at ihe home of Mr. members served lovely refresh-
ments.

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After eating. there was a
peanut scramble, and each girl
| received candy and gum.

On behalf of the Brownies
Mrs. Johnson’ presented Mrs,
Dunean with a thank-you badge
and wished her every, success,in
her new home,

On behalf of the LA, Mrs,
Bro presented Mrs. Duncan with
: a silver spoon with the Girl
veereueae 99c Guide crest. Mrs. Johnson ex-
the members of the LA for the
lovely refreshments and to Mrs.
|Bro for having the-party on her
lawn,

tended a hearty vote of thanks to|~

Loyd Groulage
Richer By $100

Castlegar’s citizen of the
year, Loyd Groutage, is now
richer by $100.

Last week Mr. Groutage
found a wallet while fishing at|
Beaver Creek which contained
$360. Identification papers in the
wallet showed it belonged to
Angelo Lombardo of ‘Windsor,
Ontario.

Mr. Groutage turned the wal-
let and money over to the local
RCMP who in turn contacted Mr,
Lombardo's nephew, F, Fabbro
of China Creek.

Yesterday Mr. Fabbro show-
ed up at the Groutage home with
a money order for Mr. Groutage
worth $100. He said his uncle was
very pleased to get the moncy
and wallet back and wanted to
show his appreciation to Mr:
Groutage by giving him $100.

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zeouncil meeting Monday,

Bhe operations of the fire de-jin fire

Kinnaird

Fire] fire bylaw.

tion of’ the -Importance of the cided that council would meet

There have been two changes] finite plans for same, drawing up

with the firemen to make de-

and ing what en-

pf the hall has also been com-

pleted.

th| with the

of J. -Tara-| tertainment would be provided.
soff and the addition of two
and} er

It was thought that all form-
should re-

3. CY
George Brownlie,

The only two fires occuring] have undergone test.

in Kinnaird this year to date
have been bush flres—a big
improvement over the previous
an indléa-

year,

he stated,

New equipment acquired by
the department recently was a
300-ft length of 2%-inch hose
and a fog gun, both of which

Mr, Archambault brought up
the subject of the proposed vil-
lage picnic to be held at the
park on August 6 and it was de-

celve a special invitation to
this picnic commemorating the!
tenth anniversary of the incor-
poration (of the Village of Kin-
naird,

Chairman Locblich said the
village office would publicize the
event, a

In connection with the road
allowance ‘requested by J., Hip-
well, the clerk was directed’ to

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contact the village solicitor and

described the conditions of Mrs.

Friday Near Thiums

Seven persons were hurt ear-
ly. Friday ‘morning in a two-car
collision on the Southern Trans-
Provincial Highway. No, 3 near
Thrums.

Four of the injured: were
rushed to the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital and ‘three were
taken to the Trail hospital,
Admitted to the Castlegar
hospital were Mrs, Fred Maloff
and children Freddy, 9, and Ray-
mond, 3, and Robert Wadman of
Oliver,

1 Hospital administrator J.
Bainbridge yesterday afternoon

Maloff and Freddy as “good.” He
sald Mr.:Wadman “Is improving,”
while young ‘Raymond Maloff has
been

have him secure land,

50 feet by 50 feet, from. the

owner of the property in ques-

tion to give Mr. Hipwell access
is property,

Commissioner McLeod re-
ported that the lane between
the property of H. Wood and|
F. Bonderoff was very rough|
and he said that grading would
be of no avail as there were so
many large stones, It was sug-
gested that improvement could.
be made with a covering of
gravel.

It was moved and passed by
council
Kinnaird Service, Kinnaird Cof-
fee Bar and, Bob's Service te
granted permission under Bylaw
No. 114 to remain open for busi-
ness every weekday until 12
midnight,

Mr, Smibert reported that
building permits, amounting to:
$19,600 had’ been issued during
the month of June.

Gastlegar Council
Puts Up Trophy
For Curling =

A challenge trophy for curl-
ing competitions between coun-

” ities will be offered by the
Casilpgar village council at the

It all. began when the Castle-

cllmen of cities and municipal-|

that Belford Motors,| 5,

In the Trail-Tadanac Hos-
pital where they are

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday July 10, 1958

Dr. Wright: Wants
Local Organizations,
Accent Ethnic Grouns

Dr, C. H. Wright at the close
of the. first meeting ‘of, the As-
sociated Board's Doukhobor sit-
uation committee, called on” ser-
vice clubs in the area to bring
the various ethnic groups into
their organizations,

In this way integration in
the District can go ahead more
quickly and help alleviate pro-
blems now existing.

Dr. Wright said the com-
mittee would make representa-
tion to the provincial government
to tell them the committee is
willing to co-operate in the
solving of Doukhobor problems.
He said: the committee is
willing ‘to meet and’ co-operate
with the Sons of Freedom, too,
if a meeting can be, arranged,

Dr. Wright said he had tele-

satisfactorily are Elvin Hall, Fred
Maloff, and his yon Sidney Mal-
off.
Mr, Hall was a passenger in
Mr, Wadman’s car. Mr. Wadman
is employed by Interior Construc-
tion Co,
The Maloftf ‘amity’ live in
Krestova.
The accident occurred about
1 am. .Friday ‘and held up
traffic for over an hour until the
injured were removed to hospit-
Vika 5 .
Cpl. A. Macdonald, head of
the local RCMP detachment, said
“we're still proceeding with the
investigation.”
He said photographs have

‘tended Tuesday's meeting and

phoned G 1 Rob-
ert Bonner and Mr. Bonner|
“said he would be available”
the week of July 21 to meet
with members of the comrit-
tee.
Twenty-elght persons at-

Dr, Wright said he was gratified
at such a large turnout to what
might be quite a historic meet-
ing.”

At the end of the meeting
he said “We've covered a lot
of ground.” But he said it was
“just the beginning of what we
hope will be an effective instru-
ment in the solving of this pro-
blem.”

been sent away and
ments have been taken at the
scene of the accident.

Conservatives .
Plan Fall Drive
For New Members

At the regular monthly ex-
ecutive meeting of the Rossland-
Trail Progressive Conservative
Association ‘held in Kinnaird
Monday, Isaac Paton, president,
outlined plans for a membership
tarive to’ Gommence inthe fall.
+. Resolutions for submission to
the fon in Van-

gar an
invitation to attend the Bon-
spiel and challenged the City of
Nelson to a match. When 2 let-
ter arrived saying the compet-
ition was to become an annual
event, the: local council’ voted
unanimously to sponsor a tro-
phy.

Council chairman Nick Og-
low satd the game will be run
off on Saturday. although the
time has not been set,

DONT
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holidays

couver in September will be fin-
alized at. meetings of the resolu-

More Black-Ton
For Fixing Streets

: Norman, MeNabb, village
works supervisor, reported to
village commissioners on work
being done by the public works
crew, at councils’ fegular meet-
ing Tuesday.
Included in the report were
items such as erection of signs
on Woodland Drive, painting of
crosswalks and repair work on
several sections of old wood-stave
pipe. ~

Four 20-mile-an-hour signs
have been straightened and re-
painted and 24 miscellaneous
signs for use in | the village have

tions
the next regular,
ing in! August.”
J, B. Biker is chairman of the
resolutions: committee -with five
Members , from: different com-
munities, in the district serving
on the committee,

Persons nominated as dele-
gates to attend the leadership
convention in Vancouver in Sep-
tember will be contacted by the
president over the next - two
weeks, with 10 delegates to be
selected to represent Rossland-
Trail riding.
The executive was. strong’
in its criticism of the poor ex-
press and passenger service which
exists in this area since the cur-
tailment of service by the CPR.

a meet-

and revi at] py,

een
A second load of black- -top

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has been obtained for
up streets,

Between 80: and 90 yards of
gravel have been hauled, and five
days were spent grading streets,
both graders being in use.

The old grandstand ‘at “the
ball park is being demolished
and plans are afoot to place foun-
dations for a new one at the same
time as the walls are put in
around the park. .

Mr. McNabb's. report stated
most of the crew has been en-
gaged with the Bylaw No. 113,
water system project.

Pre-School Medicals
To Be Held July: 17

The West Kootenay Health
Unit has announced that pre-
school medicals “for Castlegar
District” will be held July 17 in
the Kinnaird hall,

It was also announced that
baby clinics will continue during
the summer months.

Polio vaccine for pregnant
women is now available at the
Castlegar office of the health’ unit
the first Tuesday of each month.

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