saa ANO TELL THE SAHOMAN TD LEAVE ME A BUCKET FULL,”

Castlegar Happenings

: | Mrs. F. W, Woodrow who is
a patient in the Trail-Tadanac
Hospital is expected: home this
weekend,

Miss June Killough motored
to Vancouver last week with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Read of Trail
to attend the wedding of Dennis
Read and Miss Gail McKinnon.

Rev. and Mrs, W. J, Silver-
wood of Nelson, and Miss S,
Ross of Willow Point were: din-
ner guests last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, A. T.
Horswill. Sunday visitors at the
Norswill home were Mr. and

Mrs, Don Dallas and Mrs, P, E.
Burroughs of Trail.
Mrs, W. Easton is

| gare

past week with “her mother,
Mrs. W. Schwartzenhauer. |,

‘“Mr. and Mrs. R, A. D. West
are holidaying in Southern Cali-
fornia.

Kinnaird Korner -

Mrs. J. W. Dougan has been
in Nakusp for the past three
weeks, at the home of her fath-
er, Mr, G. H. Gardner.

Spending the weekend at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. T.
Fourt were: Denise of Kimberley
and Const, Don McDonald. Sun-
day, those present for a family
dinner were Mrs. L. Ham and
children of Rossland and Mr.
Don Heiser of Coleville.

Mrs. W. Campbell is one of
the invited guests to attend the
annual Banquet

a few days in Nelson at the
home of her parents, Mr.- and
Mrs. W. Byers.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wiig had
as their guests at dinner on Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs, Rod Stuart
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Neave
and son of Trail, and Mr, Niel
Johnson and sons from Oasis.

Mrs. Marie Stover is a pa-
tient in the Trail-Tadanac hospi-
tal.

Mrs. Al Link returned to
Kimberley on Monday, with Miss
Denise Fourt and“Mr. Don Mec
Donald after having spent the

given by Rev. D. A, Mackeller
at his New Denver charge where
she will spend the weekend.

Mrs, J. Molloy has returned
from the coast accompanied by
her daughter Judy who had been
under medical observation.

The Anglican Church W.A,
held a very successful tea and
sale on Saturday, Feb, 8. This
Valentine Tea was under the
convenorship of Mrs, T. Green
with Mrs, F. Peterson, Mrs. J.
Robinson, and Mrs. N. Fishwick
in charge of the decorations.

Mrs. E. Walker welcomed the

Mi

Transportation

ANYONE DRIVING TO AND FROM TRAIL OR NELSON DURING

WORKING HOURS AND WHO’ WOULD TRANSPORT ARTHRITIC

PATIENTS TO THE HOSPITALS FOR TREATMENT ARE REQUESTED
TO CONTACT: THE OFFICES OF

Drs. Fowler and Johnson

Drs. Smythe and Ruebsaat

Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Castlegar

The nurse is saving regularly

for a vacation trip

Wanted

OR

OR ANY ROTARY “MEMBER

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‘REPORTERS
Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kaufman ~ 3227
+ Mrs. Smecher - 4588
Mrs, Williamson
Mrs. Warkentin 24

Castlegar

Robson ~* ~
Deer, Park —
Renata |. -

patrons, Pouring were “Mrs.
Kirby,‘ Mrs. D. McIntosh, Mrs.
N. MeNeil and Mrs.'W, Mac-
Cabe, Convenor of the -bake
table was Mrs, W. Fox; Sale of
work, Mrs. G, Reith; Parcel Post
Mrs. J. H. McLeod; In charge of
the guess box was Mrs. B. Cal-
kin. Winner of wiiich was Mrs,
C.. Hingley of Castlegar, It con-
tained a sct of musical salt an¢
Repper shakers. Mrs. Ricth’s
Sunday School Class -sponsored
the candy counter under the
supervision of Beverley Robin-
son, Carol Green and Wendy
Rieth, Mrs. M. Brandson was in
charge of the kitchen.

Happy to report that the
Claude-: Philips will be home
from Vancouver where his
health is

Members of the Anglican
Church committee, Art Eldridge,
Mrs. F. Peterson, Wilf Leduc,
Gordon Rieth, George Jackson,
W. Fox, held their meeting on
Monday evening, with Rev.
Resker in’ the chair, This was a
carry. over of the Vestry meeting
held in January, Mrs, Green was
re-elected treasurer for the 7th
term. A. number a oples were
discussd
for the church, also “its exten-
sion,

‘New: officers present were
Frank Mitchell as Vicar War-
den, and Jack Kirby as People’s
Warden,

The. Catholic Clubs Febru-
ary meeting on Tuesday evening
well attended with eighteen
members participating in a dis-
cussion of their work for the
Fall Bazaar. Mrs. J. Molloy, hav-
ing recently returned from Van-
couver gave an interesting talk
on the new Pedeatrics Depart-
ment in the Vancouver general
hospital, which is really a chil-
dren’s Health Centre. Mrs. Bill
Robinson was hostess to this
large group and served a deli-,
cious lunch with the assistance
of Mrs. Ti; Fourt and Mrs. Ber-
nie Cain,

Mr, and Mrs, J. Webster,
have returned from a 3 month
holiday visiting in Santa Moni-
ca and Hollywood. The guests
‘of relatives,

supper Saturday evening, were
Mrs, R. T. Waldie, Mrs, D, Ma-
gee, and Mrs.
‘There were 30 present, The
guests arrived first at. the..home
of.Mrs. R. T. Waldic, then pro-
ceeded to Mrs. D, Magee's; then
finishing at the home of Mrs,
W. T. Waldie. After supper, ping
pong and many other. games
were enjoyed, The proceeds of
the supper are for the Women's
Institute room in th new Cast-
legar and District Hospital.

Mr, and Mrs, W. T. Waldic
by Mr. A. Lundy
and Mr, and Mrs, Bob Horswill
motored to Nakusp Sunday and
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Waldie and family.

Renata Tidings

Peter Dewdney of Trail,
Progressive Conservative candi-
@ate and strong Supporter of
John Di in the forth-
coming election, visited with the
people of Deer Park and Renata
on Saturday.

He said he had not realized
that neither place had electrical
power and was asked if the Fed-

eral government might contri-
power line as a measure to re-
lieve unemployment.

Deer Park Socials

The February meeting of
the Deer Park Women's Insti-
tute was held ‘at-the home of
Mrs. A. Phelps with 7 members
in attendance. A donation is to
be sent to the Pennies for Friend-
ship. Memorial Fund. Members
received more materials for sew-.
ing for the forthcoming bazaar.
Several finished articles were

‘ \
Hostesses to a progressive

NOTICE

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

1st. Aid Classes

“WILL COMMENCE. "THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20

STANLEY: HUMPHRIES, HIGH SCHOOL
p 7:00 TO 9:00 P.M.

W. -T,.. Waldie, | =

Castlegar and District

HOSPITAL

Tenders are invited for a contract to undertake the ,

Hospital L di

in the buildi

the hospital.
Details available’ from the administrator

* Bids to be receivad before the 22nd of February

ipment and facilities
lied by

using the
‘cad a2, tol

) the Castlegar and District Hospi-
tal recently’ havé been’ a set of|.

i; the amount of $25.

; @ cheque from .Mr.~Osachoff in

bute to the construction of a}

on display. Mrs. V. Coleman will
be the hostess at the March meet- |
ing, Mrs. F. Briggeman was’ the
winner of the contest, held after,
refreshments were served. ‘<
Mrs. N. A. Mottershead was
the hostess when several mem-
bers of the Women's Institute
met at her home for the weekly
sewing meeting. At this meeting,
tea-towels were finished, pillow
cases made and several aprons
made. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Mottershead. The next
meeting ‘will be at the home of
Mrs. R. Briggeman.

’ Mr, and Mrs. F. Briggeman
had as recent guests, Mrs.-W. J.

Robson - Socials

Mr. and Mrs. G. Bastcott,
and son Wayne of Rossland were
guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. John-
son Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. L, Emanuel
and family of Ymir, were guests
of Mrs. Beth Rogers Sunday.

Mrs. D. Dunoan left on Sun-
dday for Chilliyack, to attend the
Golden Wedding of her parents.

Mrs. W. Shelloff returned
home Sunday’ from, the hospital
where she * was 3 patient for 3

———}

The fother is saving for the things

Both have a
bank account-and_
a purpose for saving

THE CHARTERED BANKS SERV!™S YOUR COMMUNITY

a growing child will need

Nurse and father both agree that some things _
axe too important to leave’ to-chance. So, ~

like most Canadians, each uses

for planned saving, making regular deposits .
to’ accomplish a definite purpose.

Your own savings plan may,b be a short-term, *
* modest éne — - maybe a vacation trip, or new

drapes for the living room. Or:

+ may be tong-range, like providing more
security, greater comfort and independence

. for you and your family.

But whatever use you find for the money you
save, you'll always be glad you saved it!

Save ata bank — millions do!

Hale and Mrs. I. G.' Wiebe’ of
Renata; W. Briggeman, Mr. and
Mrs, Ralmond Briggeman: and
daughter Janice of Trail and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamont of Kin-
naird,

A. Law left for Nelson where

Lake General. Hospital a

a chartered bank - HE: ne
PETER DEWDNEY.
% eae Tee He
Government Candidate
.., In Kootenay West

 CIAT
.Monday, 6:50 p.m. ;
Give’ Kootenay West @ chance

—VOTE DEWDNEY. for a,
Diefenbaker gavernment

‘your goal

.|-he is a patient in the Kootenay i

February 14 and 15
WAFFLE SYRUP, Nabob,
33 oz. jar. o...

PANCAKE FLOUR, Aunt Jemima
™3}lb. bags

ity pierre Secko,

: TUNA vA FISH, Island Flakes,

Mele Voais Pe Gabe
oon Aylmer cream style, 15 oz.
2 tins for BT or re COREG bce aie

PUMPKIN, Aylmer, 20 oz. tin
2 tins for wat wln cobs dele so. ADE

reareeenrs

29c

- RASPBERRY JAM, Nebo, 4's

Tin Fete eat sect ee eee eee e ss 990

‘LICORICE ALESORTS.

pe Ib. cello bag ..........5... 39¢
SCOTTIES. TISSUE, colored,.

SEED eet: Sees eerily, Ger
Petree, cello wrapped,

L OMATOES, . :
Per Tube ..........-.2...... BBe
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beveseeras OBe
BLUE BRAND CHOICE BEEF

Sag is RIB ROAST,..

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“CHUCK ROASTS,

We deliver Tuesdays, & ‘Fridays

© op. Refail Store

ATH: end. PINE.

Mrs, J, W. Lupton, Victoria,
son, Bruce, for this four-generation picture with her daughter, Mrs,
3. W. Collinson, right, and granddaughter, Mrs... B. Johnson,
Both Mrs. Collinson and Mrs, Johnson live in Kinnaird, B.C,

B.C, holds her great-grand-

DEER PARK: SOCIALS
A

and

‘Hospital Recei
Many Donations

Among the many gifts to

and Mr. P. Dewan Progres-
sive-Conservative Candidate: for
the coming clection, were weelc-
end visitors to Deer Park and
Renata,

Bob Worley of Trail spent
the ‘kend with his father who

‘Baby Scales’ i drom the
Pythian Sisters and a cheque for
$150 from the ‘Order of Easterri
Star organization, reports’ Mr.
Bainbridge, administrator.

A cheque from the Kinnaird
Brownies was alsa received in

Mr. Bainbridge also received

the amount® of: $10 this being
a pension cheque turned over to
the hospital society to -use for
something in the hospital,

is spending a few weeks at his
home here, «

PITTS — To Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Pitts, Calgary, February 9,
a@ son, James Herbert. ~ v

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THIS WEEK

NOW TO FEBRUARY 22

°S SPECIAL -

"lof the employees -may be from

|| find suitable lodgings. The hospi-

Anglicans Hear :
Church At Pot Luck Shipper

The Annual Vestry meeting

;here was preceded by an enjoy-
; able. Pot Luc SHEP Tic
tevening, attende “titty “or!
sixty’. members.

‘The meal, as is‘‘usual with
Spot luck suppers, was comprised
of a ‘suprising variety of hot
dishes, .. including Archdeacon
Reskera famous "stew", 4
‘St. Alban's, organist, Mrs.
A. “Hostetter was presented with
a gift fro mthe Church members,
th recognition of her * faithful
services éach. Sunday, or at any
time anorganist is required, The
presentation’ was made by. Mr.
Resker “on ‘behalf of the cong-
regation.:

~ Church Wardens apointed for
1958 were J. F. Killough, Rector's
Warden and Peter Hann, People’s
Warden:

Elected to serve on the Chur-
ch Committee were C. H. King,
H. F. Howes, G. Fowler, C.
Thring, Dr. G. Page, Jas, Too-
good, A. T. Horswill,, A. E. Nor-
ris, C. Petts, A, Mackareth and
two members’ of the Women’s
Auxiliary and St, Alban’s Guild
who are to be named, Lay Read-
ers are Mr. Horswill and Mr.
Norris,

Appointment of’
and Treasurer will be made at
the. forthcoming Committee
meeting,

Annual reports were given
by Secretary Dr. George Page
and the Financlal report for Cas-
tlegar Parish was presented by
A.-E. Norris. Treasurer.

Kospital Auxiliary

Members of the Ladies’ Aix-|
iliary to the Castlegar and Dist-
rict were introduced to the
Matron, Mrs. H. Higgens, at their
regular monthly meeting, held
at the home of Mrs, L. V. Camp-
bell.

Secretary

Mrs. Higgens spoke (riefly
and answered numerous ques-
tions put to her by the members

The Matron stated there. will
pe 10 nurses employed in the
hospital, four nurses’ aides, one
maid, three kitchen ‘help and
two laundry workers.’ °
Mrs, Higgens advised as some

out of town, the problem is. to
tal society is anxious ‘to know if|

any billets are available. This]:
would amount to rogming accom-

of St. Alban’s Anglican Church; the Parish Hall, gave his report
on activities for the past year,

‘was made, by J. R. Killough.

‘talied and complete report for
the entire Parish .of Castlegar,
Kinnaird and Robson, Fridpy
night's report marked the twelfth
stich annual statement to be pre-
pared by Mr. Petts.

Movement”, the ‘drive to make
the Parish entirely independent.
and ‘self-supporting was reported,
together with increased enthus-
iasm among Parishioners,

had been one of gratification and
Pleasure in serving the Rector,
he had enjoyed the position. Dr.
Page, retiring Peoples’ Warden,
also stated the year's duties had
been a pleasure,

Financial Report: for St. Alban’s
W. A, and Mrs.
gave a comprehensive resume
of the projects and work accom-
Plished by the W. A. in 1958.

tion to the fact the Women's
Auxiliary will be observing their
< ninth anniversary this week.

tement for the Guild. was Mrs.
T. Lampard, and Guild Pi
Mrs.
various projects,
and so on, which the Guild had
undertaken.

financial report of the C:
Sunday School, and Archdeacon
Resker spoke briefly on the good
werk done by the Young People's
Clubs, both Seniors and Juniors.

activities of the men's organi-
zation, the Brotherhood of Ang-
lican Churchmen. This has been
rather slow getting started, and

credi

Report On

James Toogood, in charge of

Bizeport.on Vicarage affairs’

:,Colin Petts presented a de-

Success: of. the “Forward

Mr, -Toogood, ‘retiring Rec-
tor's Warden, said the past year

Jas. Toogood: gave the

M. -Woolverton
Mrs, Woolverton drew atten-

Presenting the financial sta-

Hingley reported: on the
catering, teas

Mrs, W. E. MacCabe gave the

Mr. Toogood also reported on

is only about one year. old, but
it is expected to get things going
in the spring,
J. F. Killough reported on
work with the Church. Choir,
advising there are 13° members,
and the Junior Choir is‘doing
fine work, — thus being a‘real
help ‘and asset .to the Choir as
‘a_whole.» As..Choirmaster, Mr.
Killough, aes out 2 lot of
fF) illough,
no ena foh the a Ava when

he is often’ out: jot town on tis: :
iness,

Eng prelogts set the Bavelape

odation only, it is thought, as
meals would be provided at the
hospital, _

‘Anyone having reoms.. or,
knowing . of . rooms available
should contact Mr.. Bainbridge
at his office in the old Fire-Hall
building on. Pine St.

3. J,

had more than doubled. during
the year just completed.

account of the doings of the “Lit-

school children, Yearly big af-

showed onvelope, contributions

Mrs. R. A. D. West.gave an

tle Helpers", who are’ the pre-

fair for Little ‘Helpers is “a tea

party for the mothers.

At the close of the meetifig
Mr. Resker thanked each and
every person who had helped in
making 1957 a notable year for
the Church in this area; and said
he felt Friday's meeting to be
one of the best he-has seen,

He advised the group ‘of com-
mencement of-Confirmation clas-
ses both''for stidents, and -adults,
Mr. Resker, in closing, ask-
ed the, support, of those present
to the ‘plan to lodge a formal
protest with the: Provincial Gov-
ernment regarding the staft cuts

CASTLEGAR, NEW Thursday, February'13, 1958 os

at Woodlands  School;+ “and the’
moving, or closing of the Borstal
Institution at New Haven, The
meeting was unanimous in its
support of the resolution which
will be sent in immediately,
Lay delegates to the Synod
are Mr. Horswill and Jack Tay-
Jor as; substitute representative.

Rev. Beames and Rev. Wallace,
who filled in for Mr. Resker dur-
ing his “absence to attend — thi
World speout Jamboree in Eng-
Tang,

Castlegar D

DELICIOUS

FRIED CHICKEN

SERVED ON SUNDAY

From 2 to 8 p.m. at the

.

impaired hearts.

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aids Heart

Many people are making

for the sewing F
that $27 worth ‘of wool had been
purchased, and was now out for

$25 more on materials for baby
garments .
B A ‘plan ‘was suggested for}
‘making ‘Travelling Baskets’ to

-be circulated in Castlegar, Rob-
‘son’ ard ‘Kinhdird. The” basket
‘has, articles. for sale. in it ‘and
each: memberis to buy some:
thing: and, send the basket’ on.’

A “question arose on wiiat

the . hospital. to help out. Mrs,
Higgens: suggested they could
have -a ‘setvice cart and sell
cigarettes ‘and candy to patients
after visiting hours. The supplies
would :remdin . at. the hospital
would be‘available at

Py ter of the: work’ of
the ‘Junior: ‘Auxiliary was discus-
sed, and it’was pointed’out these
girls called ‘themselves ‘the ‘Girls |
of HPD. 30'-rather than the: Jr.)

Auxili

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‘It -was ‘iguggested | a. Junior
Auxiliary -be formed ‘under. the
sponsorship. of the Senior group,
to include grades 11 and 12 girls.
Delegates could attend the meet-
ing of the Senior’ Auxillary arid
report back to their executives.
Memberni ies for the, girls
would be 5 a ‘

In aly. to questions on the
furnishing of children's. ward,
Mrs. Higgens advised the wards"
would‘ be ‘equipped with only.
bare essentials, and she felt that
gifts of such items as blackboard
and. chalk, record player, coloring
book and crayons would be wel-
comed by the patients.

:»» Members are asked to .checic
with Mrs. Higgens on these’ pur-

saying | 2

knitting.up. She was authorized | -

Auxiliary ‘members could do at] :

equipment, These cost mo:
Last year, with timely
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requires highly trained workers and the most modern

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financial assistance from the
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and ‘more happily.

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VALENTINE’S DAY
. e .
we have a nice assortment?
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Marshmallows,

large fluffy

MIRACLE WHIP,
16 ox. jar only

ORANGE JUICE, 48 oz.

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 48 ox.
2 cans ........

SPUDS,

25 Ib. cello

ALLSWEET
2 Ibs.

- Sirloin Steak,
T-BONE, ib. ...........

SMOKED SAUSAGE,

country das

MINUTE STEAK,
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BOLOGNA slicad, Ib.
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PASTE WAX, Johnson
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BREEZE, -king sixe
white'or blue
Pkg.

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