8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday April 9, 1959

Pee
. You're walking on ;
‘AIR

by Savage

+ Light but so righi! ...
rt, prim and pretty! *
Perfect for every - day
wear ...and a real value
. Well-made of goo

tio: put you right
in ‘the to odtlights! Come
see it!

Indian Flats site. The
ment felt that the flooding

further.

Chamber Supports Renata-Deer Park
Request For Increased Ferry Service

The Department of Conser-
vation and Reereation is looking
into the possibility of establish-
ing a campsite on Indian Flats
it was reported at last night's
'meeting of the Castlegar and
|} District Chamber of Commerce.

“The:Public Affairs Commit-
tee had+-contacted the depart-
ment asking that land at Pass
‘Creck be set aside: for a rond-
side’ park,-and ‘the ,‘reply from
the department mentioned the
depart-

Rass Creck made it almost !m-
possible to establish a parksite
there, but members of the Cham-
ber felt it should be looked Into

The Roads and Bridges Com-

mittee, under the chairmanship
of Dr, “Pat” Fowler,. has pre-
pared a resolution on Columbia
and Kootenay crossings to be
presented at the meeting of the
Associated Boards and Cham,
bers in Rossland on May 9. This
committee. will also check with
the Department of Highways on
Gas trucks using the ferry’ and
request a change in the dinner
hours of the men on the chains
which now conflicts ‘with the
time of heavy traffic on the
ferry. ~

‘The chamber supported a re-
quest from Renata.and Deer Park
for increased ferry -service be-
tween these two points.

Celgar officials visiting the
ared attended the meeting last
night. . -,

at

lage during the past

Clean-up Week,
25.

Kinnaird Clean-Up Week
Set For April 20-25

Fire Chief R. Archambault

reported to the regular meeting
of the commission that there had
only been one fire in the vil-
three
months with a fire loss of $1,000,
April‘ 20-25 has been declared
with pick-ups
being made on Saturday, April

Dr. V. Goresky. of Castlegar

needed this service more urgent-

Dr, Goresky was informed
that it was his responsibility
to put the water lHnes on his
property and then it could be
connected with the village lines.

. A grant of $25 will be made
to the Castlegar Fall Fair Com-
mittee. One hundred copies of
the village financial statement

Rebson W. |.
Smorgashord
Well Attended

The Women's Institute’ held
a very. successful smorgasbord
supper Saturday, April 4th’ in
the Community Hall. There were
about 95 present.

Mrs, H; Evans, vice-president
of the W.I. welcomed the guésts.

‘The Jong tables were filled
to overflowing with some of the
native foods of 16 countries,”

The + \grateful thanks : of; the
Wat. is extended .to those of the
district who made such wonder-
ful donations of their countries
foods, ‘for their time in attend.
ing+the supper and for serving
the food: to the diners and also
for explaining what-the dishes
were..called and madé of, The
tables were divided Into 16 spac-
es and the name of a country
was placed in gach space and the
foods of th country were also
Placed in: its. space.

Someé*of the countries also

“had their own flag’ alongside the

dishes, maps were pinned on the
walls behind the ‘tablés, along
with pictures of the country and
parts of. the native dress, There
were also a few of the ladies
dressed in their native costume
and this added a very cotuuin
scene.

Kitchen committee was_Mrs.
Dick Fowler, Mrs. J..Hunter anu
Mrs. J. Schuepfer. Serving tea
and coffée, Wendy Scott, Sharon
Wyllie and Laverne Gleboff. Tic-
kets, Mrs. H. Johnson. The W.:
is greatly indebted to. Miss Wen-

the countries names and for the
beautiful poster that bhe made.

Also to all the non:members and

members for their donations of

‘|time and food and to all those

who attended and helped to
make such’ a successful evening.
During ‘the evening a record play-
er was playing soft mua in the
background.

AUCTION OF TIMBER SALE
X70085

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 10:30
AM.,.(-ocal, Time) on Monday,
April’ 27th; 1959, In the office of
the Forest Ranger, Castlegar,

fan, Mrs. F. Stoochnoft and Mrs,
Mrs, Beth

' The’
and those making the food ‘are
as follows:- Jamaican, Mrs, Ed-
gar Webster; Danish,” Mrs... J.
Pedersen; Italian, Mrs, A, Smech-
er; Norway, Mrs. I. Reinsbakken;
Hungarian, Mrs, J. Stadler; Rus-

Rone Swiss, Mrs, J. Schuep-

B.C, the Licence %79985, to cut
204,000 cubic fect of yellow pine,
flr, larch and trees of other
species on an area situated near
Shield’s Creek Kodtenay District
Six (6) years will be allowed
for removal of. timber.

Provided anyone who {s un-
able to attend the auction in
person may submit a_ sealed
tender, to be opened at the hour
of auction and treated as one
id.

fer; Chinese, York Mah; Amer-| bid

iean, Mrs, P, Jolly;.Dutch, Mrs.
Thring and Mrs. Kemperman;
Scotch, Mrs, W. J. Guerin; Eng-
lish, Mrs. -W. Saliken;“Irish and
Canadian, members of the W.I.

Further particulars may be
obtained ‘from the District For-
ny B.C.; or the Forest

‘Castlegar, B.C,
114

A. EREMENKO & CO.

Prices Effective April 10 to 13

LAMP CHOPS, Icin, tb.
PORK CHOPS, loin, Ib.
BEEF POT ROAST, Ib.
GROUND BEEF, 2 Ib

69c
596 5

55¢

79¢

HAMS, regular half or whole, ..

BLEACH Javex, 64 o:

@. Castlegar:

WASTMINSTER TISSUE 4 rolls
COFFEE Nabob, Ib.

Ni
INSTANT COFFEE, Blue Ril
OB e : sinseccnsece
TEA BAGS, Blue Ribbon, 100's
CAKE MIXES, Monarch, choc. o:

white, family pack of 2,
PORK & BEANS, Nabob 2. for

LARD, Gainer’s 2 Ibs, .....
BUTTER, Ist grade Ib. ..
SO-FRESH Margarine, 2 Ibs.
ICE CREAM, Bricks each
SOLE FILLETS, frozen Ib. pkg-
FISH & CHIPS, frozen pkg.
ORANGE JUICE, frozen M.M.
VACADOS, large 2 for
on Lela green bunch

pROVENCIAL L
VICTORIA, Be

24 73R10
@ KinnaiP&:- 31/32)

@ Robson.

22 @ Brilliant

TBRARY ;

Published Every Thursday at “The Cfossroads of the Kootenays”

Deer Park @
Renata @
Genelle @

Slocan City @

VOL. 12, No. 15

'

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA; THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1959

10 CENTS PER COPY

' Doukhobor Marriages To Be
m Registered By Commissioner

Don Brothers, Rossland-Trail
has recommended the ap-
pointment of Allen’ Waldle of

aa as provincial commissioner
7 of

for the registration of Doukho-
bor marriage ceremonies. which
took place, in some cases, many
years go, :

Dr.

: Doukhobor marriages.

Mr. Brothers told a mecting
of the. Kootenay-Boundary Citi.
zens’ Committee on Doukhobor-
Canadian Affairs in Tratl. last
Tuesday night, that he had made
the! when he

chance Wright, and geveral mem-
bers said’ micre than one com-
missioner should be narned.

The committee evidently had
in mind appointment’ ‘of deputy
commissioners at several points
in South Eastern B.C, and the

“that the

eral's. department had not ‘taken >

action to appoint a commission-

“er under the terms of legislation

approved at the session this year.

pgeneral is to. be urged
to make a decision quickly.

‘téred to Doukhobors’on ‘the most

.|Slocan MLA’ Randolph. Harding

deadline should be set by govern-
‘ment, after which the lands, of-

favorable terms, as an outcome
of the Lord inquiry, should come
on to the open market.

Both Mr. Brothers and Kaslo-

were apposed’ to. the “imposition
of an early deadline. . - Z
They “said the government
still had to receive a final report
from’ Mr.° Justice» Lord,‘ and - in
any event were opposed to what

Much of) the on
Tuesday,,night was,on the sale

Mr. as ‘pos:
sible vigilante action resulting
in

of lands, now being occupied. by

Ce i denicd

mostly at

"| The
the instigation of the committee,

amended legislation to provide

ae
: Dr. Wright, W. T. Waldic
and others declared that some

that vigilante action was involv-

ed in thelr proposals,

TOMATO JUICE, Nabob 48 oz,

will be printed for distribution.
for .

Commissioner. Gerald Rust
said that he thought it was time
that the residents were reminded
that permits were required . wbe-

approached the council .to, ask
that maintenance work be ‘car-
ried out on a road in his: sibb-
division located on the upper
bench in Kinnaird, and that a

dy Scott for the printing of all DISHES, bunch

CUCUMBERS, Ib.

MEN’s WORK CLOTHING

Department Of Education Approves
‘School Budget Of $624,256

FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE, WASH. _ Members and spon-
sors of, the 581st Cadet Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force,
Castlegar, British Columbia, form for a .picture in front of a];
B-52. during thele recent guided tour of Fairchild Air Force |’
Base. :

KRC Makes Grants 01

‘Ice Cream

water line be installed. .

ADULTS. — TSc*

THREE ONE-

KINNAIRD LITTLE THEATRE ;

Presents

ACT PLAYS

“NO ‘WEEDS FOR THE WIDOW”
"BEFORE THE FLOOD”
“THE ‘PRINCESS AND THE SWINE-HERD” .
April 16th and 11th

8:00 P.M.
KINNAIRD IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY HALL

CHILDREN -— 35c

The commissioners. felt that
due to the fact that there were
no buildings located on this sub-
division at the present time it
was rather pointless to send
snow plows and graders to that
area when other settled areas

: | fore any bulldozing of basenients
, | Gould be started, It:had cdme.to
the comimission’s attention that
some residents were proceeding

With this work without permits:

BIRTHS ;

PLOTNIKOFF, -— ‘To .Mr. and
Plotnikoff, April 7, a daughter.
SHERSTOBITOFF — To Mr. and
‘Mrs, A. Sherstobitoff, April 8,

Distributorship
Leading Lower Main-
land Ice Cream Mdnufac-
turer offers exclusive
. distributorship- to well-
established and aggres-
sive distributor with
storage facilities.
eference given to
applicant who is present-
y distributing allied lin-

Write: to-":
Box 490B

a son,

Collar Style

M E N 1 Perfect shaves

start with ©

Bulky Knit - Lady Parkhurst
Jacket Style

With Pearf Buttons ..

St. Michael's, Wool
Jacket Style, 2 Pockets

Bulky Knit - Ban Lon
AB ee eee os 189,95

Ban Lon Round Neck
Short Sleeves :.... . $4.95.

Coat Sweater, Round Neck

WORK BOOTS

Raweord Sole

Cork Sole

Crepe. Sole

Neslite Sole

$7.99 to $9.50 .
PARIS WORK BOOTS
6" - 8 - 10” Uppers
$16.95 - $20.' 95° = §22.95

WATSON'S : WORK

“ GLOVES

Sweaters { for Spring

$10.95

Girls: Cotton Dresses
Drip Dry —- Dan River

Sizes 2 — 14x

Priced $1.95: to $3.95

LITTLE MISS

6 Months to Size 3
Flocked Nylon :.. :
Terrylene ...

-$3.95 to $5.95

Pola Dot Nylon, Ruffled Crinolines

To'Match |
seleeees $5.95 to $6.95

BABY

IT's TIME TO

Shovels °:.

CARIBOU BRAND

Carpenter's overals

pr. .. $6.95
Blue Denium Pants

pr.
Sone Drill Pants

$3.95 & $4.25
$4.75

Shirts ‘to match $3.59
ony Drill Pants .

$4.50 .

shirts to match .... $3.59

CLEAN- UP

F ‘OR ‘SPRING

Bamboo Lawn Rakes’. . . . 39¢ & 65¢
Steel Lawn Rakes.... .
14 Tooth Bow Rakes ..
Straight Garden Rakes . .
Round Nose Long Handle ©

$1.15

Pruning Shears, hice © 3 ade es aoe
Fruit Tree & Garden Sprayer 31 Gal.

B is $234,031.00. The

|. amount of $10,476.00, will come

Approval of the 1959 School
Budget review by Department of
Education officials has been an-
nounced by the Board of School
Trustees.

Total amount of the budget
is-$624,256.00, and an increase of
between 15 and 2 mills is indic-

B ated for the district.

The Government's share of
the total will be $379,349.00, while
the amount to be raised in the
School District through taxation
of

ended Dec. 31, 1958, as received
from Auditor J. M. Macbeth. The
final figures show an over-ex-
penditure in amount of $3,195.01
for the period tovered by the re-
port which will be published in
full in the local paper.

Disbursements for the month
of January 1959 were received
and approved in amount of $49,-
690.51.

The Board has received word
‘that Dr. W. Plenderlieth, Depart-

the budget . requirements, -- an

from . recoverk ndit
etc. throughout the ‘year.
Figures on the breakdown of

School District Budgets were giv-

en out by. Hon Leslie Peterson,
o!

ment of official in
charge - of Transportation -“ and

Buildings will be in the area next

will . visit ;.
‘Wisclss mat atters
ing with these ‘subjects.
High School Pritielpal, W. R.
Brown, attended: the meeting and

if
At the regular meeting of the
Boa held Money, night, ‘Trus-

> on his recent trip to
Vancouver to interview prospec-
tive teachers during the Teachers

the
Fibancial Statenient for the year

Easter
Mr. Brown also reported on

| { High: School.
The: Building - Committee of

plans which are being made for
the Graduation ceremonies to be
held June 5. > |

The Trustees approved the
use of the High School Auditor-
jum for the UBC Players’ pre-
sentation of “Charlie's Aunt”.
Date set for this is May 13.

‘School Board members re-
ceived an invitation from Kin-
naird’ pupils to attend the pre-
Sentation of the Kinnaird School
Operetta, “The - Wonderful’ Inn”:
on Friday, April 17 7 Kinnaird
School. i

‘Beynon, who ‘will be. on. the “tesich-
ing staff at Stanley Humphries

the Board is“now’ engaged"in
‘checking on’ all school buildings
for necessary work to be done.
this year.

Celgar Awarded
Catering Contract
To Vancouver Firm

Celgar Limited announces the
award of the contract. for .cater-

. ing services for the construction

camp at its pulp mill and. new
sawmill site near Castlegar, BC
to canus Services Ltd. of Van-
couver, A total of 11 tenders: ‘were
submitted.

Catering services’ will com-
mence around June 1st, and de-
pending upon the number of con-
struction workers’ employed ‘on
the site, the number engaged in
“eatering will vary, from 25 -:150.

Fined By
Village.

_ R.W. Kew of Trail, B.C. was

fined $20 and costs recently for.
violation of the trades leente
by-law.’Maximum penalty’ under
this by-law is $250.00,

Mr. Kew was selling Reno
Ware door-to-door and had not
first secured a-Hcence from the
Village office. His. Mcence cost

him $50 for.thesix-months per-

Golfers Turn Out
In Goodly Numbers
For Work Party

A ‘work party of, about 25
members turned up at the golf:
course on Sunday morning to
work on the fairways and greens
and these are, now reported to be
in fair shape.

New appointment -, , effective!

1ODE Make Plans
’ For May Day

-, Sponsored by the LilHan Kil-
‘Josh Chapter, I. O. D. E. on
Monday evening, the film “Prin-
cess in’ Wonderland” was enjoy-

ed by. Members and friends in
the TWin Rivérs’ Hall. Vie’ Mow-
‘bray “acted as and

$1,400 To

$1400.00 in grants was allo-
cated by: Directors of the Kin-
Welfare
and Recreation Society at their

naird-Robspn-Castlegar
regular meeting Tuesday.

Castlegar Public Library As-

sociation received a grant for $301

District Groups

school closed, she said, as it re-
presents also the efforts and den-
ations of so many organizations
and individuals, Who have contri-
buted equipment and supplies for
the use of the ‘teacher and pupils.
0 KRC Directors thanked Mrs.
for at te

equal to:Jast years’
The ‘Kinnaird Home Nursin;
groub, an’ alee of St. Sohn'

Ven. B, A. Resker of -Castlegar,
above, archdeacon* of the Koot-
enays, 1s one of three priests of
the Anglican Church in B.C. who

of divinity Apt
nual

Part of the work
of spreading fertilizer and drag:
ging the fairways.

_ ‘Many turned- to their clubs
in the afternoon and enjoyed the.
game. f

of
‘Theological College of B.C. Oth-
ers are Most Rev, Harold E. Sex-
ton . of Victoria, archbishop of
B.., and Ven. James Thompson,

Another work party is sche

archdeacon of Vancouver.

the’-film "the tour. of

Soci

spplication for ‘ey, which was
y the Directors.

ing Was called to order with Vice-
regent Mrs,'M. B, Dalton |pre-
siding in’ the absence of the Re-
gent. - .

“ tine* busiiess was gone
through’ and. several convenors
gave réports. Mrs. Helen Gergely, |’

for? services home and abroad

‘asked that"any good used cloth-
ing be"turned in as soon as pos:
sible in’ order to get.a shipment

. away: beforé the summer. Mrs. A,

Sylvest, as

‘also app’

.g | meeting.
S The March financial state-

d an|ment.as presented by secretary-

treasurer, A..Gray was adopted.
Letters of thanks and receipts
= | fOr. grants were received from the

the “Loan

Institute fer

7 | grands “Bo to Stocking and main:
J.) taining

items.

of $400.-

“Camp Galilee” at New Denve
an equal amount having been g

tions ‘in’ the District.

read part‘of. the rules of ‘proced-
ure, and Mrs-:J.. Pederson, hos-
pitality convenor, reported. flow-
ers sent to a sick member.
Under new.business, plans
for the forthcoming May Queen

"| Celebrations, May 18, were dis-

étissed. The day will open with a
sports program>,for children at
the bail park, and the parade will
follow the usual route from the
Elementary school to the ball

park. Mrs, Killough announced
ihe following girls chosen as con-

iety ‘for

and y the ting.

{jerated: by» the: group.: This: was
"| felt tobe a* worthwhile “project,
as many residents of the district
:| naye had’occasion to make use of
the loan cupboard equipment, —-
crutches, - wheel-chair, or other

* The Robson Recreation Soc-
iety was ‘allotted: its annual grant

‘Avgrant of. $100 ‘will go to

ven‘ earlier to similar organiza-

‘The ‘request from the Castle-
gar branch of the Kootenay, Soc-
Children,
for $400. and tabled at February's
meeting. was again considered,

2 | nesting, Cangq ~
the B.C. Heart Foundation
and several other beneficiary ar-
ganizations. ~

‘A letter from the Nelsaz Dis-
trict: Community Chest advised
the Nelson Welfare group
host the annual dinner meet of
district: Welfare Societies, to be
held April 20th. The secretary
was asked to let the Nelson group
T,/know how many delegates will
i-| attend, an

Topics suggested for disctus-
sion will include budgeting, gran-
ts to some of the “problem” bene-
ficlaries, and varied subjects.

A meeting of the Trail Wel-
fare Association will take place
April 29 at the Memorial Centre.

PD!

nancial difficulties of the “Si

‘Mrs..J: M. Sadcbeth; president
of the. Society, attended the meet-
ing. to “explain the request for
funds. Speaking of the serious fi-

ver Birch School” for handicap-
ped children, Mrs, Macbeth said,
although there are’ four children
in the school, only one is eligible
for the monthly, government grant
of approximately $25. She felt
even if the schoo] receives a grant

and are invited for this
event. also, and several names
were suggested tentatively.

A general discussion on the
spring canvass took place, and
this is being given further study
as to method and time most sui:~
able.

Nine directors were pres
at Tuesday’s meeting in the Le-
gion Hall, and the meeting was
chaired by Jas. Kelly, ‘Miesipresi-

1-

Ato. ccc ecc eee es $6.95 Galvanized Tank ............ $9.95

Fertilizer, All Purpose 13-16-10

of $400 from the KRC, they will | 25+

only be able to operate’ until the
end of June, as ‘they would not

testants for May Queen. From
Castlegar, Patsy Morey, Anita

is 3 Piece case — 2 Sheets, and Jenks ‘and .Yvonne Cristofoli;

2 NEW STYLES
V Neck, Round Collar . $6.95
Square ‘Collar ....:.. $7.50:

Pillow Case ... .
Baby Pillow “Cases, Finke Trim & |

cia ; : 10 ibs.
~

TO bse isoer. ces elas etree seg (Oe
Nitrapills for Lawn 33.5 « 0-0

eee F00,

Oversize Coat Sweaters |

:| girls having the, most

from ‘Kinnaird, Dianne Haywood
and Sharon Markle; and from
Brilliant, Bonnie MacBain. The
tickets
sold for her will be May Queen
and: the, other girls will act as
her, Princesses. Mrs. V. Goresky

She went on bo give a brief
outline of the set-up.of the par-
ent organization, the Association
for Retarded Children, of which

have funds to pay the teacher's | = .
salary, unless: ne receive other F all : F ‘air
help.

In Rink

there are some 40 member bran-
ches throughout the province.:

Average of the: school popu-
lation din other centres compar-
able to Castlegar would be about
6 or 7 children, she said.

In reply to a query ‘on other
means. of support, Mrs, Macbeth
said there are around 26 organiza-
tions ‘in the area who pay an an-
nual membership fee of tee oe arising out of the minutes
and Peeters fem - Mr, Jack Scott re-

Leer ren are ior ae ‘aken ported atteyding the Profect Sac-

The local ‘ is fore, iety , and it is settled
tunate, she remarked,.. in:.that that the Fair this year will be
while it receives such sriall ‘as-|held in the Rink. Mr, “Webster
sistence through. government] Mr, Scott visited the ink and-re-
grants, it gets more scooperation| ported there is lots of room.
from the School Board than other} Mr. Scott also reported that the
centres do. “In some places the) Projects Society will not handle
children are brought to school in| tqustrial Exhibits. The mem.
2 tae en district they | bers of the board felt that ons
extra cost, The school buitding is|°f the organizations of the Di
also rent free, thant to the schoo] trict will handle "these con

sessions as there {s‘amgle spact

for several exhibits.

has supervised the. ticket distri-
Fution; and itis. hoped the public
wile give full sup

Special This Week Only
Garden Wheel Barrow

Metal Tray, Tubular $9 9 5
ala

‘The executive members of
the Fall Fair board he'd a meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. P, Oglow
on Wed. evening with.7 members
present ‘an the president Mr, J.
T, Webster presiding. Secty; Mrs.
Oglow. read the minutes of the
last regular meeting and busin-

- DISPOSABLE ;
. DIAPERS
20 IN PACKAGE “.
13”x 171% ;... $2.25

40-42-44 .......... $7.50
All In New Shades /
Pastels, whites, mellon on.
black.

‘ High School Schologstip fund.

Mrs. O. B, Ballard of Robson
has kindly ‘consented to be guest
speaker -and J. F. Killough will
be master of ceremonies for the
,afternoon.

= St'is hoped to arrange a Lit-
tle League Bali Tournament and
there: will be games of chance,
ridés'for’ the children and the
usual refrshment booth dispens-
ing hot and cold drinks, hot dogs
ate,

Besides helping elect the May
Queen, ‘the tickets entitle the
holder fe ‘share in the drawing

“or three! worthwhile prizes, A
‘Coleman ‘Snow-Lite Cooler, a
Chalse Lounge Chair and Four
T.V. Tables. - °

> Steel Handles, Solid
-.Rubber Tire *

However you shave, Old Spice gives you the
closest shaves ever. Try Smooth Shove—the mod-
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volvety Regular, Also: for, your shaving pleasure, 4,4 a ee otf
Old Spice Brushless or lather Shaving Creams, each shave with brisk,

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Castlegar
Drug

the insid ight--thelr concession to modern ‘comforts.
Originators af Nhe casa O'Keefe, left, and her mother, .
Mrs... Kathy_ Gree ter pee na from eft, originally planned to
travel ‘across Cana: hroseback.-They comprom! a the «
covered wagon ‘den and‘added ‘Jean’ Millard and Muriel Slew:
ther, right, as The fear! :
shown with "tn-galon hats and one as there get-in the west
ern |

‘ covel
one pictured at right. ‘Their ‘prairie schoener is
for them by another newcomer. to ida from Bi

“Hancock, a 72-year-old farmer. Sides -of the wagon Care =be-
- sold, net of canvas, 50 they can be pulled up and locked fro!

Phone 4911 Phone 4911

are would be’ ‘a pity to see, the

’