CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1961

Fall Fair af Weekend Termed a Success

Mrs, Fred Konkin of Slocan
Park won the challenge trophy os
the top exhibitor In the Castlegar
and District Fall Fair held here at
the weekend,

She also won the award os the
exhibitor having the greatest num-
-ber of exhibits entered in the Fair.

Crowned Queen of the Fair on
Friday evéning was Edwina Hyde.
She was crowned by retiring queen
Charlotte Sharples.

The Fair was officially opened

‘by Rossland4Traill MLA Donald
Brothers who expressed his plea-
sure at belng able to attend the
Fair. Castlegar village !
Aage Sylvest also spoke a few words
and congratulated all the exhibitors
and those who had taken Pare in
the Fair,

Musle during the entering and
retiring of the Fair queen and her
“party was played by the SHHS
and under the direction of band-
master Norman Fishwick.

Fall Fair board” president, Pete
Ewart, his‘thanks to all
those who attended the Fair, to the
. IODE for sponsor! the Queen
contest, to all” organizations for
their help, to the exhibitors, to the
members of the Fair and to all who
helped in any way whatsoever.

.| educational affairs,
{J pressure for establishment of a fed-

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self-confident, loving
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and return address in upper
left corner HJ AND THE
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The door prize Friday evening
was won by Mrs, W. Portcr of Rob-
son, The winning ticket was drawn
by Queen Edwina.

goers were entertalncd by magic
tricks performed by L, Helbert of
Rossland,

Prize winners in the IODE
draw, held Saturday evening were

Chernoff. Winner of the door prize
Saturday was Mrs. N. Cermill,

‘Legion LA draw winners were
Gary Bacon of Kinnaird, Vern Car.
penter of ‘Trail, Mrs, D. L. Brothers
of Trail, Joe Dunlop of Castlegar
and Ralph: Desoulniers of Kin-
naird.

Section aggregate winners in
the Fair were: Vegetables, Mrs.
Fred Konkin; fruit, Mrs. Vera Wan.
Jott of’ Robson; flowers, Mrs, R.
Baglo of Kinnaird; dalry products,
Mrs, J. Pedersen of Castlegar.

Canning, Mrs, J. 8. Hunter of
Robson; baking, Mrs, Perry Ward of

School Trustees
Plan to Meet
In Halifax, N

A. M. Harvey of Ocean Falls,
president of ‘the B.C, School Trus-
tees Association, will lead 15 Bri-
tish Columbia trustees to the an-
nual meeting of the Canadian
Sthool Trustees Association at Hal-
fax, N.S. Sept. 17-19. *

One of their prime ‘objectives
wil Ibe to make the Canadian as-
sociation more effective in national
and to Jead

eral branch

On the. Saturday evening Falr-|-

F, Creighton and Mrs. Florence}

Montrose; needlework, Mrs, Helen
Armatrong of Nelson; handicrafts,
Mrs, Helen Armstrong; art, Mrs. D.
E, Havdale of Robson,

The grand aggregate ‘and aece
tion aggregate trophies were award-
ed to the winners by Ernie Fitz-| 1
patrick, president of the KRO Com-
munity Chest,

Fair entered by 163 exhibitors,The
number of exhibits was* down a

commented on the high standard of
exhibits, i

A full lst of winners will bes
carried in next week's Castlegar
News. i

‘There were 1,198 exhibits in the

little from Iaat year but all judges

‘The urgency of speeding up the
production of Christian Scriptures
in more than a thousand languages
and dialects to meet the unprece-
dented and ever increasing needs of
the’ millions who are learning. to
read, was streased by Rev. J, A.
‘Tingley, Vancouver, provincial sec-
retary of the Canadian Bible Soc-
jety, in addressing in the Pentecost-
al Tabernacle a rally.of. the Castle-

Bibles are Needed
In 1,000 Languages

the oecretary-treasurer, and hon-
orary presidents: are Dr.. W.- al
Wright and W. T. Waldle,

dents and on ‘the executive are re-
Presentatives, of ‘the churches, An | +
appeal is being. made to the Com-|:
munity Chest for’a larger grant
help meet the critical situation the
Society faces,

The ministers are vice prest-

it to

gar and District Branch of the So-
clety.

Stating that 1,000,000 people
learn to read each week, Mr. ITing-
ley appealed for increased support
of the Bible Soclety which provides
the missionaries of all churches
with the Scriptures go far below

Kinnaird
Socials

‘cost that the annual loss to the So-
clety is. more than $1,600,000. ‘
Even-in the. English language,
he continued Scriptures are subsid-
ized in order that all people may be
able to afford a Bible, .which is
sold through the Bible House in
‘Vancouver for as: little as 85c
The.secretary spoke of the work
of the Bible Society in’ this pro-
vince where ‘through the Bible
House and two colporteurs over
53,000 copies of the Scriptures were

or office,
Canada has no such federal of-
fice. at Present to give this country
“edu-

last year in 33 languages,
and in addition more than’ 5,000

Mrs. J. Kayfman, Phone 365-8488
Mr, and Mrs, A. A. Lambert
have been to Vancouver’ recently
by. their

Maureen who haa entered St. Paul's
School of Nursing.

J. F. W. Pierpoint of, wyoming,
Ontario, grrived here from. the
const to visit at the home of his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Exnle Plerpoint. After. spend-
ing the past five months on tour of
Europe ena the Middle East, Mr.
back to

‘Bibles and were pre-
sented to new Canadians at citizen-

A good deal of the business ‘of
the CSTA convention will be pre-
paration for next year’s

ship.

Mr. Tingley ‘presented an in-
spiring motion picture entitled, “So
Great the Light” portraying the
‘of the

€ on in which

and
in braille for the blind in

trustees ‘are concerned with aims of
education, research and professional
‘status of teachers.

Air Gadets Hold
‘Church Parade
Here on Sunday
Flight Lieutenant J.B. C. Mace
Bain Jed 98 alr cadets in a parade
of Castlegar Sunday evening which
drew cadets from Trail, Nelson and
Castlegar.
‘The Trail Pipe Band Jed the
parade which ended at the United

Church whére all the cadets and
leaders attended the evening ser-

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i) tered the church basement where

vice ¢ by Rev. R. H, Pratt,
‘The service was held to com-
memorate the Battle of Britain.
After. the ‘service, the cadets
were lined up in front of the chur-
ch where ‘the colors were paraded.
After a ahort parade the cadets en-

goffee and doughnuts were served.

“\ Woodrow. Mrs. D. A. McIntosh 1s

40 languages, The Braille Bible in|,
English in 39 volumes costing $100
to produce is sold to the blind for
$10 and in some cases given with-
out charge, it was stated.

The rally was conducted by Rev.
Roy .Webb in the absence of the
president, Rev. R. H. Pratt. Mr,
‘Webb was assisted by Rev. F. E.

LEGION CORNER

~ By CLUB REPORTER

At the regular meeting of Sept.
5, Com. Lamb announced that we
now have 246 paid up members and
need elght more to equal Inst year's
membership.

The Nelson Branch extended an
invitation for s color party from
our branch to be on:hand for the
visit of Lt-Gov. Pearkes on. Sept.
14, Because this was'a weekday,
there were no members present that
were. able to attend,

mm, Sommerfield reported
that local athletes Susan: Mitchell,
Gerald Goresky and-Don .Schwart-
zenhauer had put up a fine showing
at the Legion sponsored track meet
during this. year’s: PNE.: Miss ‘Mit-.
chell placed fourth in the discus
and fifth in the broad jump.

Local Man Attends
_ Vancouver Mooling:

‘an attempt will be made to es.
tablish more ‘senior citizens bran:
ches throughout the province of
Bo.

This decision. was made at an

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WAX PAPER REFILLS, red & while, 2-480
PORK & BEANS, Cheisoy, 8 tins .. $1.00,
PEANUT BUTTER, Squirrel, 48 oz... 89
TIDE, Giant ....2.00000 eseeece 156
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held at ‘Vancotiver, reports Ernest
Balley of Kinnaird who is a mem-
ber of the Castlegar Senior Citizens
Association and who also serves on
the provincial: executive.
“The bigger we are, the strong-

er we are,” commented: Mr, Bailey.

paisa: *

BIRTHS

My, and Mrs.: RK, Fitzpatrick’ have

| Visits Local Chapter

was
Canada a "the Ernie Pierpoints
when.the “Oronsay” decked In vane
couver harbour. last’ week, *

‘Pat Lambert ts enjoying a bas

‘The Lamberts had their
son, Terry Donovan, visiting them
for two weeks when Mr. Donovan
travelled,from his home in Camp
Borden, Ontario; to the west coast
on Air Force duty. He was in charge
of 1,800 Air Cadets on training ex-
ercises at Gea Island and visited Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Lambert on com-
pletion of the Air Force schedule
before returning’ to the east. *
‘Sunday visitors at the home of

been My, and DMrs.:Ken Steele and
children Nadine, Linda and Kathy
of Rossland,
Mr, and Mrs, J, Logelin spent
the current weekend in Spokane.
Sharon Markle left Saturday
to study at the municipal: hospital
at Lethbridge, Alta., where she has
enroled in the three-year Jab tech.
niclan course...‘ >)
Whe Baden Powell. Club opened |
their fall series of meetings last
Thursday when Mrs. W, Leduc was
hostess to nine members,
They: made final arrangements
for a’ sewing ‘table.and_ bake’ b!
‘Their: first project: is to be held in

Sept. 23 at 630 in the evening.

On Her Official Visit

Mrs. Florence Porter, of New
‘Westminster, worthy g*and matron
of ‘the Grand Chapter of B.0. Or-
der of the Eastern ‘Star, made her
official visit to Minto Chapter No.
‘79 last week.
» There were many ‘visitors pre-
sent from Trail, Nelson‘and Ross-
land Chapters, Prior to‘the meeting
the members enpoyed a ‘turkey
banquet which was held in the Un-
ited Church. basement. While in the

‘Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Porter.

=s\To. Const, and

Sept. 16, a son,
LAIDLOW — To Mr. and Mrs.

a daughter, ~
_ VOYEIN — To Mr, and Mrs,
J, Voykin of Castlegar, Sept. 18, a
daughter. a ae

POPOFF — To Mr, and Mrs, ee
Bee of Castlegar, oe 19,

McDONALD
Mrs. D.. McDonald’: of Kinnaird, |"

R. Laidlow of Castlegar, Sept. 18, | sits.

Miss the worthy mate
ron of Minto cme ter.

Mrs, Porter, lett for Rossland
where she enjoyed a few days rest
before leaving for other official vi-

“among those going to Kettle
Falls Saturday evening to. attend
the Kettle Falls Chapter, Order of

4, Grummett, Mrs: LP. Ferguson,
Miss L, McKenzie, ‘Mrs: J. Sherbikco

Mrs. R. Defoe and Mrs, 8. Grant.

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Bowling Column LETTER TO EDITOR

John. Makortoff to Stand Trial Sek Wea

(continiied trom Page one) » ) msenalany ana lock ‘ombs, They |
gt.

‘ofa pal it
the’ Keotanay aren eu 0: palm print foind on the brown

tries Git” Sommsertine, re eae paper which covered the incendiary
gi Rae a + formerly of} bomb was nog distinguishable,
‘Cat. / Bodneruk and a Miad=| Nelson and now of Vancouver, tes-| ‘ Ivan pare testified. to the
donald both testified: as to, pri Jo-| tified ‘that’ no: fingerprints were finding of the incendiary bomb. in

Dear Sir:

Community Spirit.

cation and date of discovery ‘of tho found on the ‘clock’ ‘bomb : while part

the Oglow. Brothers storage ‘shed

‘NIGHT: COURSES

The Castlegar School Board is prepared ‘to offer
ea ee School pegen for. the residents, of: this

Classes will commence ‘the first’ week in October,
The following ‘courses. are being ‘« offered. lf suf-
ficient: enrolment . is: obtained.

Mathematics, Chemistry-Grade_ 12 a beter
Blue ‘Print Reading, Typing ‘and Short Hand,
-Basic. Law for Home Owners, Pulp Manufac-
turing (Jan. to March 1962), English for New
Canadians, Sewing, ‘Woodwork, Ladies Basket-
ball, § Dancing, Shop Practice, St. John
First Aid, any other course. as may be desired.

More. information: will be given next" week as to

AAA &

and to the & little while
later of the clock bomb. Mr,’ Acker-
man. testified’ regarding, his guard-

ing ‘of the premises. while ROMP
present on: the case left. the ‘scene
to go to the’ Castlegar detachment

office,

Sgt. "Lambert also’ testified that],

a battery of. the same make and
model ‘as ‘the one submitted ‘in evl-
dence had been produced bya Mary
Moojelaky to whom Makortoff sald
he had given the battery which he

Where fs the “community spir-
it which should be in evidence in
abundance within the confines of
two such. beautiful towns as Kin-
nalrd and Castlegar?,
fs Having - ‘moved here; from a
much -amalfer town which offered

" Starting “this week, Castlegar
News readers. will fInd a new col-
umn devoted to- Canada's: moat pop_

services and.
T-wonder ‘what is wrohg here. 14 it
that no one here thinks much of
“our” town? Whether:in search of
new. shoes for baby, or in search of

had admitted, in hia pur-'
chasing from Federoff, ‘Mary Moo-
Jelaky also ‘produced’an older’ bat-
tery, sald the sergeant, © 3
Crown counsel L. 8, Gansner
of Nelson, in summing up, said a
great deal of evidence had been in.
troduced to support the proposal
that the marked battery attached
to the bomb was the one which Ma.
kortoff purchased ‘in’ Nelson, He’
said the pllers. used in the making
of the bomb were found in Makor-
toff'a bedroom and had been linked
to the bom me aa Eirby's: testl=
mony.
.. Sie hea’ ‘been char.

day, Hine and Place. Watet, for this ;

LE, Cantell, "|
Director,
Phone 365-5103

al 2c |

Nite selection of
“decorator. colors

= Easil Applied with
._ brush, roller, spray

. “Dries. dust-free _ .
in one hour.” - +:

35¢

own.
7] St Rita’s hall. (The ‘meeting. was
{| executive convened.
:/ tables brought-a-lot of complimen-

| tary -commehts to Mrs, J. Corbett]
‘whose Son eements were very: or=

d intends present. Father: Brophy. sald:

| obee for funds "for. the shurch

| ings ‘will be held in St. Rita's J
pn the tine a ‘Tuesday of Sree

| The: Se
| Catholic: Women’s ‘Leagué heard re-

ged. with making a bomb, and I
charge that there is -no actual evi-|
dence that he did make a bomb,”
concluded Mr, Dean for the defence.
+. “Zhe pliers -are the strongest
evidence the crown has,” he stated.
"They are shvionsly the crux of the
sane! n

Castlegar CWL
Members. Enjoy
Eagaee Suppor:

*: The September lectin of the
council was héld in

preceeded bya delicious: spaghetti
supper which. the members ‘of the

‘The artistic fall theme'on the]

ere, were_27° members”

grace,’ President Mrs, (R’Assie con-
ducted .the "meeting with . all con-
vemos giving their

A grocery shower will be held
at the Seay of. Geptember. for. the
sisters, | Mrs,

‘From now,on. the montnly Beat

| Langley: visited. with: ‘Mr, arid’ Mrs,

‘Mrs,'J. Nutall of Penticton,’ os

ular Sport —
BOWLING,

and most experienced instructors —

average.
‘Whether ‘you are a hero or a
handtcapper on 'the lanes, HOW TO
BOWL’ FIVEPINS will add to your
reading pleasure|and add to your
howling fun! <::'h

‘With more than: 32 years of
playing experience . between them,
Bert Garside and Jim: Hoult are
recognized. as. two. of Canada’s top
bowlers (with “lifetime averages. of
mora than 260). And in: recent
years, as Ohlef. Bowling. Instructors
of. the Doubles Diamond Advisory
Council, they have given instruction
to thousands of men, women . and
children, i oS
Jim Hoult,:five times Canadian
TV: bowling.champion, was winner
of the flrat O'Connor ‘Open Tourna-
ment, rated:as one of the top tour-
naments in Canada.
* Bert Garside ihas bowled four
perfect games, in his 16 years of

+] major league play and has held the

high average for. the Teronto!. City
Major League...

‘Two of Canada’s top bowlers

Bert Garside‘ and’ Jim Hoult,’ wilt
pass along ,to you the secrets of
how to play the game, how to score
the game and how to improve your

“[home, offering. our share of free

fun. and for. the whole
family, does everyone think

jatély of. going somewhere else?
Dollars ‘spent at home help to
build “our” town) — if our mer-
chants flourish, other merchants
conie in to fill the need for services
we haven't got. Soon we are able
to buy anything we require, right
here in our own home town.
More | businesses means, more
donations and assistance in public
facilities such as ‘parka, pools, rinks,
halis. Projects such as Kinnatrd’s
swimming pool would get done’ on
time, parents ‘would have a play-
ground area for their ‘children in-
stead of just’ talking about “why,
don’t they” make ‘a. place for kids
to play which is handier than’ the
ball park’ way up’ the hill. Ball
clubs and hockey clubs would get
the support they need,-
“Everyone I have talked to about

do something.” Who is THEY? They
is us, you and “me, and everyone
else pulling together to make ee
town the best, most modern, mos!
ikea about town of Its sige in the

oa tate start buying at home, do-

much more in’ the Way of public x

this lethargy says “why don't THEY |‘

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept, 21, 1961

aia on any community project,
Leta start Large “our” town’
the Town WITH A a
A. Newcomer, »
eine,

BOB’S
PAY'N TAKIT

RENATA SOGIALS
Mrs, M. Rohn

Mr, Carl Rohn of Penny, Bo, fs
holldaying at the home of Mr. and
. John’ Rohn and ‘Mr. and Mr,

M Rohn,
Mr, Allan. Hunchak has left
for Vancouver where he will attend

Mr: Joe Sehlinger is vacationing |°

in Vancouver.
Mr, and ‘Mrs, Duncan Cum-
mings and Kelly and Dana of Kaslo
Were weekend visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, M, Rohn.
dar, and Mrs, ¥. Nagel of Trail
spent the weekend at their summer
home. Fé
Mr. Jack Hansen’ of ' Grand
Forks spent the weekend .at the
home aso Mr. and Mrs. ‘I, Wiebe,
‘Mr, and Mrs, H: Toews of Cres.

ton were recent visitors to Renata,

TICKETS’ TO” ALL’ PARTS
OF THE WORLD
Castlegar Henretentativo for

WEST'S |

Dept. Store Phone 365-4911

nating at home of our time and
money, joining service ‘clubs at

“Castlegar Socials

Mrs.” H.. Jotinson; Plone 365-8294
-Miss Darlene: Harding and’ her
Hance, Mr, J. .Palfy, arrived: home
by car Sunday .evening to. visit with’
the formers. parents Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Harding for.a few days. They
feft. Wednesday. morning to return
to their homes‘in Aldergrove.
Qirs. A. Hosko visited with Mr.
and Mrs,.R. Couch for.'a few days,
Teturning .to her-home in Natal on
Wednesday, ... 10-1

io Mere Burt ‘Campbell ett by plane
today for. Toronto: where. he: will
holiday for, two weeks, He ‘will also
Nisit Ottawa and Montreal.
Wayne | Enatcott of. Rossland :vi-
sited -here “ Batuniay" and attended
Hall} the Fall Fair...

Mr, and: Mrs.; We ta ‘Marshall of

‘Ray McIver, for'a few! days. Sunday
guests at’ the Melver's were Mr;:and |.’

Among those returning’ to UBC
were Norman Johnson, Miss Judy
Whittaker, Miss: Gail Leitner, Fred
‘Hostetter, Peter Dunlop and War-
ren Thomlnson.'

ha Munden of ‘Califor.

: INSURANGE
Far. All, Your
: INSURANCE “AND
fears ESTATE NEEDS

Mrs.
nia visited with relations here for
three weeks, % ‘

‘Mr, Bert Donnan who was a

patient in the Trail ‘Tadanac. hos-

on Morday.:

Mrs, Evelyn. shaw, president of
the Rebekah “Assembly of B.C. ac-
companied by her husband, paid her
official visit ‘to Kingarson Rebekah
Lodge No. .75 on. Monday’ evening.
Mr, and Mra, Shaw arrived on Sun-

were the» guests of: Mrs,
They were entertained | at
Iuacheon on Monday ht the home

September meeting of the

ports from cosvenors of the fall ba-
Zaar which is tobe held in October.

W. Hey-
Wood and Mrs, B, oon: sewing
. HE

| Pollution'Board ~

1a charge of the bake table wil ia

and
executive engineer forthe board has
Sdyined, A the village council,

To Visit Kinnaird

“Members of ‘the, Pollution Con-

ie ania the . board

a

Fourt ‘and Mrs. I. Cleeve:

Mrs. G, Rust; ‘novelty. table;
‘T. Cormier and Mrs, D. Paul,
‘Mrs.. Paul: repotred on ime “Ete
tention: given “to tthe

@ report on
‘Aug, 26.0n the condition of the vil-
.| lage’s,. water supply.

The letter noted that the board
‘will oon be able to. ‘have more en-

for: prob-

-|Alban’s Parish: Hall prior to the

at the ted hour honoring Mrs. Shaw.
A‘pot-luck supper was. held. in’ St.

Hingarson meeting Monday evening
when there were several guests pre-
sent from Rossland.

-Mr, and ‘Mrs. Shaw left’ Tues-
day ‘for Nelson ‘where Mrs. Shaw
will pay her official. visit. before
returning to her home in New West-
minster.

‘Mrs, .M.. Peachey, who was 8
Patient in Vancouver General Hos.
pital for 10 days, returned home at
thé weekend.

pital for a few days returned home S

dayand while in, the District they |‘:
“Eunice |’

cxsmsets & DISTRICT'S
“CLEANERS

CLEANERS

“OWN. DRY
Foot of Pine Street

spring diocesan “convention held in

Nelson, She stated that, there’ were

‘many ‘worthwhile ideas in making|

the regular monthly. meeting, more
having |

some
material for study’ “and iterate:

fema’ in * ene ‘Calurabia Basin and
at that time: there will “be. some
detatied eras of your, swater supply,

system ma

Mr, “also. asks the..vil. |
lage .to- have, a: map ° ‘of the water
distribution. system . prepared with
upon, it “in
‘order to\.tell ata glance whether |-
‘or. not'|there Js any, district in the
community that is. having more

Teogue at the ‘annual meeting of |
the Silver Birch group for. ‘the |
Handicapped on Oct,-16.

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