CASTLEGAR NEWS, — January 22, 1959

Castlegar Happenings "

Friords of Mrs. J, M. That-

eher will be! pleaced to leavn che

*were thanked for thelr
year's work by Rov, Reser, and

»the new affteors wished every

svevers In thoir efforts to asst

St Alban's Churel,

¥ from Vancou |

ver wher>
past three momhe,
her sondn-tavy ana
and Mrs, J, -Ralp!
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Waldie
spent the weelsend in Spolsane.
Mr Frank Knight of Je
BC, who has been 2
the home sf-his
daughter, Mr. and
Clacke, for the pasty

inlaw Sgua

St. Alban’s Evencag
keld theiy mecting last Thurs.
day in the Parish Hall, and
Plans were made for their an-
nual Valentine Tea to be held
February 14th. Archdeacon B. A:
Resker then took the chair for
the election of officers for 1959,
with the following results; Mrs.
Frank Woodrow, president; Mrs.
J. R. Killough, vice-president
and Mrs, A. T, Lampard, secre-
tary-treasurer. The retiring of-

Ge. pareh a
éjin Nelcon last “Thudddyt;

has bam, “for the +

Mrs. Eratissid hat
turned ane after belng
tients-in the Ca vlogay
t. ig. Hogpltal

Mrs, W. Easton’ visited her.
Mr, and Mes

A gucst at the home of
sed iis, L A. Grunerud Is.the
latter's sister, Mrs, Ruth Mor:
berg of New Westminster,

Mrs. Il, McNiel, and her mo-
ther, Mrs, I, Swaddle weré Trail
visltors syesterday, ra

Folibwing the, evening ser-
vice ‘at ‘the United Church last
Sunday, Rev, H R. Pratt offic.
jated at the christening of the
nfant son of Mr, and Mrs. W.
Shmoorkolf, thenames given be-

g Thorsas William

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as their guests for the past week,
Mrs, Nelson's sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. Boys of
Abbotsford.
. Mrs, K, Markie wag_ hostess’
to the Valley Vista Circle of the
United Church WA., at her home
Wednesday evening of last weck.

Accepting’ offlee for the co-
ming year was. Mrs. Dennis
‘Hughes as president and Mrs. A.
~ultey as treasurer.

Mr, James Molloy is having

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DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle |

aCCGOZz iii iiiicciKcesinsanonunicunN

a vacation with his family, hav-
ing arrived: from Y

’ Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kautman - 9227
Mrs, Johnson -

5165

Robson . Sacials

early last week. >
Mr. and Mrs, Steve Jankola,
Sr, have as their guests, Mrs. J.
Nakaska and son. Andrew of
Three Hills, Alberta, ©

Mrs, J. Manatin: 8 visiting

Mr, A, A. Lamb, Zone Com:
mander of the .Legion, motored
to Grand Forks on Friday, Jan.
16, He was accompanied by Mr.
Jamar Hall of Trail; Zone Com-
mander elect and Mr. George

,| with her
Mr. and. Mrs. J. ones n Vietoria.
Mrs, Manarin is accompanied by
her mother, Mrs, G. Geronazzo
of Trail ”

Ontheir recent trip to Vie.
torla, Mrs. Steve Gallo and Mrs.
J, C. McLeod had the pleasure of
visiting the Jones home; also
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Easom who
send their best wishes to all
their friends in Kinnaird and dis-
Don Idle came home on the
weekend, returnng to his post at
Naden on the Island, Wednesday.
Mrs, B, Jukich of North Sur-
rey spent the weekend at the
home of Mr, and and Mrs, Bill
Haywood and family._

of Zone
chairman, where ‘they attended
the joint. installdtion of the Can-
adian Legion’ and Auxiliary of
Branch No. 59.’ Mr. Lamb instal-
led the officers for, 1959,

Renata Tiding
New regidents from Porcu-
Pine Plains, Sask. are brothers
Perey and’ "Frank Murray. They

ry
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Hospital,
ker; cemetery, H, C. Pitts; house,
DB

i The meeting was opened by

isident Leckle with a fair

out of member, A, A. Lamb
“led the newly appointed
ye Cc. Pepper and Dave
", newly appointed ex-
i fnember, who is filling
fAncy left by the resigna-
Be Pitts and J.. McNichol
pies absent at the regular
lation, The following com:
Ve chairman were appointed
pm) the ensuing year: d
; Membership, R. Waaeys en-
Bjainment, D, Campbell; build-
POR io publicity, - isd Cc
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insient relief. \R. .Maddocks;

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ppard;. Liason D. Peppard;.|
‘Hall rental, E, Dolbear. te
The lst of honorary members
was’ approved for 1959,

» The annual banquet is to. be
held on Friday, Jan. 23rd. at
6:30 pm. in the Legion Hall.
Tickets are available from Pitts
Drug or at the Legion.

A large turnout Js, antlelpa- |:
ted. and a good evening of cn-
Members |t
special: ef:
fort’ to attend the annual affair.

" BIRTHDAY PARTY.

“Mrs, Walter Gorkoff enter-
talned in honor of her son Ken-
ny's first birthday.

The children helped Kenny
open his gifts- and then played
many games, After the guest of
honor, tried out the {cing and
blew out the candle on the cake,
they all sang “Happy Birthday”

Everything In T.V.

have bought the farm owned re:

cently by Victor Fast of Oliver,
B.C, Glen Murray accompanied
them, but will return to Sask,
The latest. new resident: for
Renata, born in. the. Castlegar
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Chiz-
mazia, is Deborrah Jean,

Robson Rec.
The annual meeting of the
Recreatlon Society, was held Fri-
ddy evening in the Community
Hall with 28 present and presi-
dent Mrs. A. W. Thorp presiding.
Mrs, Dick Fowler, the secre-
tary read the report of‘the year’s
activities. J.‘Leamy reported on
the ‘building: and improvements
that have been done to the hall
during the past year, including
the addition ‘of a new kitchen
and bathrooms, Some wiring had |
also been-done along with many
other improvements. The enter-

Year Report

gallon of inside white paint and
a gallon of outside white, also
varnish for the hall floor, It was
‘moved that the rest of the paint)’
be purchased and the men would
start next week to do the inside
painting.

Mr. Leamy extended a hear-
ty vote of“thanks for the work
of the executive done during the
past year. Before vacating the
chair, Mrs. Thorp said she would
like to take the opportunity of
the and the

report was
given by Mrs. L. M. Quance,
showing a successful year, and
the sum of $342 had been hand-
ed over to the treasurer. Girl
Guide report was given by Guide
Captain Mrs. R, Bro. Mrs,
Johnson reported on the First
Robson Brownle’Pack and made

assist her. Scout and Cub com-
mittee report was given by Mr.
F. Giraud, who reported a suc-
cessful year, and of the camps
that had been held, all were well
attended. Mr. Giraud made a
"plea for a Cubmester either male}
or female, as there are many'|
boys ready for Cubs. There are
several who will help with the
Cubs, but they need a leader. *
Archdeacon B. A. , Resker
spoke a few words regarding the
Scout Charter to Mrs. Thorp, as|
the Recreation Society now spon-
sor the Scouts_and Cubs. This
Charter was first’ presented to!
the W.I, in 1953, as. they, were at

and the charter had been sent to
ithe coast to havé the sponsoring
groups name changed.

Sports committee report was|
given by R. E, Batchelor. Film
report was given by H. Hyson,
who reported that films would
be shown each Friday commenc-
ing in February. These will in-

ton, Travel and several others,
Mr, H.. Kemperman,  treasurer,|

¥7j2 President, and treasurer and

that time the sponsoring group, |==

people of Robson for their help|‘
and support during her term -of
office, Mr, D. Carter was elect-
ed chairman for the election of

other committees. Mrs. "A. W.
Thorp was re-elected by acclam-
ation to the office of ptesident
for 1959. Treasurer, .Mrs. J.
Raine; Auditor, Mr. R, T. Wald-
je; Sports, Mr. R, E, Batchelor
and Mr. K, Nygaard, with power
to add another member, Two
more members were needed for
th scout group committee. Mrs.
J. Thorndale volunteered to this
committee and said. she would
see about ‘getting another mem-
ber to bring the group commit-
tee up to its ay strength.

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Phone 7271 and then helped him eat the cake

and ice cream.

Those present, all cotsins of
Kenny's, were Billy, Violet, ,Lor-
raine and Steven Gorkoff of
Robson; Walter Popoff and Jean-
nle Rilkoff of Kinnaird and Ken-
ny's brother, Joey.

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ELECTROHOME

A. broken neck In.“an accid-
ent in 1933 and a broken neck in
an accident last week is the mir.
ee stary..6f 54-year- -old John
3. of Willlams:Leike according

Willams Lake Tribune.

ie. three .bones ‘that broke
theZirst time had knitted | to-
gether and that alone saved ‘the
man’s life, - “doctors say.
‘Mr. Jupp had put his tools
away at, about 4 O'clock at the
logging site at which he worked
on the Quesnel highway’ and was
walking over to get a, gas can
when’ the accident happened, -
He said, “I was struck on ‘the
head from behind and.must haye
lay unconscious for: some time.
when I came round I was pretty
dizzy and lay a while before man-
aging to look around. Lying some

. Broke His Neck Twice,
‘Lived To Tell About It

little distance was a dry , jack-
pine snag which must have fal-
Jen on'me.”

“T heard a saw in the dis-
tance so I got up and walked to-
wards the sound, probably only
five or-slx hundred feet. ‘The
pain on my neck was bad and I
had to hold my head ‘upright bet-
ween my hands as I..walked
along. I was taken to the. Wil-
Hams Lake Hospital.”, He was
wearing his hard hat at the time.

The first time Mr.. Jupp
broke ‘hls neck was back in 1933
when he was diving in a lake at
Charles Beach in Northern On-
taro, His head struck a submerg-
ed.ofi drum partially filled with
sand, Mr. Jupp said, “I stem to
be, a bit unlucky.”

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ch held its Annual Congregation-
al meeting recently in the Chur
th basement.
Rev. H. Pratt opened the
meeting with -prayers and a
hymn, also -offering a welcome
to the new members ' present
who had not been present at last
year's annual meeting. :
The Financial Report pres
ented by L. E, Cantell, treasurer,
was adopted as read. Mr, Cantell
expressed appreciation to D. Gil
roy for his help, and Mr. Gilroy
in turn wished to thank Mrs.
Grunerud for her work, also Mr.
Cantell for his report.
Gwilym Hughes © presented
the Stewards report and gave a
resume of the highlights of the
past year's work, with thanks
going to. Bill Easton and John
Dunlop for their help.
L. Grunerud thanked Mr
Hughes for the report given.
Trustees’ report was presen-
ted by J. Lipsett,
ade In. the absence of Mrs: ‘J.
Sherbiko, the report on activities
of the W.A. was presented by
| Mgs, . L.:. Grunerud, ‘showing 4
successful year for the organiza-
tion.
Mrs. R. Gemmill-in_ present:
ling the treasurer’s report for
the W.A., said the combined ef-
forts of all the mémbers had re-
sulted “in receipts of $1,678.00
during 1958. This was Brought
‘in trom teas, sales, catering, etc.
Disbursements for the past
year were in. amount. of S14,
55.00 said Mrs. Gemmill.
Gwilym, Hughes, Sunday
School superintendent gave an

interesting | reper on the’ stead-
u - the

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gave his report which showed a
very gratifying “year, with the
old bank loan belng paid off, and
quite a substantial: amount be-
ing paid off the new loan, Mr.
Kemperman thanked ‘the -execu-
tive for all their help and ex-
pressed his. regrets and owing to
other commitments, he would
not be able to carry on for the
time being, and hoped that some
time again work with them. Un-
der new business, the. insurance
on the hall was discussed, and it
was decided to increase the in-
surance from $6,000 to $8,000.
The kitchen and bathrooms are
in need of painting, and the ex-
ecutive have received and offer
of labour to do this’ work, They
have also received. the offer of a

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United Church Holds
Congregational Meeting

Sunday School, .
Treasurer’a’ report for’ the
Sunday School was'given by Mrs.
M. Peachy, who thanked Mr.
Gilroy for his. help in auditing
the books. :
Annual report for the A.O.-
T.S. treasurer’s report, on be-
half of R. Hunter, who was un-
able to attend the meeting.
Mrs, J. Lipsett presented the
report of choir leader, John. Dal:
ziel, also absent, and a ‘vote of
appreciaiton was extended to the
Choir by G. Hughes
Rev. H. Pratt reported the
Presbytery will be held on Feb-
ruary 17, 18 and 19 in the Castle.
gar United Church, Dedication
of the Castlegar Church will take
place on the evening of the 18

prayer by Mr, Pratt.

Scoit and Cub sh Leaders
Met Honday In Robson

“The -Kootenay-Columbia Dis,
trict Scout and Cub leaders Club!
meeting was held Monday, Jan-

salute to the flag and the “grand
howl," District. Commissioner
Resker, took charge of the. scout
leaders and Cub Master J..-Mc-
Luckie, the, cub leaders. This for
the | ;purpose of conducting a les-|
son in braiding plastic strips on
key rings, which after a great
deal of patience. on the part of|
the. teacher, . the leaders . were
able to* turn ‘out a reasonable
facsimile of the original.
A ‘business session at. whitet

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Mrs. H. J./Binnle, of the vunvell-
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\Gub Group Committee

The meeting closed with a

uary 19th’at Robson. After -the|’

were discussed’ was followed bya :
= |showing. of céloured,” slides, “by

The next meeting will be

Holds First Meeting,

The first meeting of the new-
¥ formed .group committee to
the Second Castlegar Cub Pack
met on Monday, January 12th at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. J.
Binnie. Mr, Rene Mitchell is
chairman of the new. group; Mrs.
W. Naylor, secretary and Mr.
W. Field, treasurer.

There were eleveii present.
District Commissioner B. A.
Resker gave a very informative
talk on the duties of the group.
It was" decided that ‘the monthly
meetings would be held on the
last Tugsday of each month,
The next meeting will. be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
J, Toogood on February 24th.
Mrs, J. | MecLuckle asalsted|
the hostess with tne refresh.
ments,

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