CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

THURSDAY, “FEBRUARY: 9, 1956

have’ been visiting “her® ‘tmother,

Mrs.’ A. Saunders: for the’ past’
| several, ‘months, 9).
‘and “Mrs,° John ‘Dunlop

"Kinna rd Korser

‘Deer Park ‘Socials

and. Mr. and Mrs.. James Kelly
celebrated their ninth:

Mrs. D.-A. to:

Pp. ‘TR, r et +

trom

' FOR SALE

Modern Revenue House in
Dumont Subdivision Kinnaird.
Can ibe beunhe very Reasonable,

Phone 3309. Castlegar,‘ 16

1956

"THURSDAY, FEBRUARY:.9,

CASTLEGAR
NAKUSP

Film: Council To Hold
Art Series In-March ©

Preparing Items

For'Spring Salo |

”’ CASTLE. NEWS, ‘CASTLEGAR, B.C,

Natures Scrapbook

~ Distrid Social ‘Notes.

Mrs, W. O. Devitt,

horses brought ‘by * ‘Spanish’ con:

anniversaries by a dinner party|the annual meeting of the Koo-| Vernon | where’ he r the| Water. . ~ Transp Ltd, uistadors. In‘ Texas” they found

at the home of the latter: Also|tenay- Presbyterial’ of: the ‘Pres-| BCFGA Convention. i . ANNOUNCEMENT — sas wags e

taking part in the party honors|byterian "Women’s ' ‘Society in|‘. M.' Kirlfendahl and A. Un-| ,Brownle meeting will be held py : s

was Dick Dunlop, who celebrated | Creston on February. 3rd. ger of Proctor were recent visi- a apa. te ainprovement Ball Shoe —- ie

his eighth ‘birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Hughes|tors to Deer Park. On their re- : a °: even-journeyed to:-our own Cari-

= Mr. “Archie Perino returned | and . son .Tommy~ notored to| turn’ they were’ b rangements: for per and anywhere on, the Arrow sa, Ww. Jacobson. presided and Hons) Ferlod. Fyne were tend patch logging, Under this system|pbou country for these mustangs

MEE ahi ies WOR Whidanne |! Mhis home from. the ‘Trail| Oliver for’ the weekend. Mr. M.A. Kirkendahl who is| Davehter Sanquet and Think: Lakes of, th is prayers ne “reeding. ond areas of a few acres each \are| when their’ own’ supply was

had-as their guests recently, the |28danac Hospital, where ‘he-has} prerMay PARTY spending a holiday’ at’ Proctor. {99th in’ Castlegar. pond ‘PHONE 2901 were: in attendance, Mr. Wy, OFT | atscussion’ period. « logged clean. These clearings are} short...‘

former's’ brothe: fd sister-in-|been ® patient for sorne ‘time. é ‘ Mrs. C..'T, ‘Williamson return- ed), Mrs. A, in’ his Pe soor reseeded ‘from’ the, mature Bein see gf

jaw, Me. and Mrs J. D. Whit ; Tommy Hughes of Kinnaird! oa atter “the (olga), Mrs Ml, Brown Ow! : - District Representative. ‘Mis:" Sherbike reported’ the | tou, surrounding them. Unfort-| SLEEPING “FISH:

take : a celebrated his first: birthday last! i. -Neison where’ she ‘was the chains lo ‘After the regular business of| sewing’: material” was on: hand{unately there are some instances|. Since (fish* have’ no eyelids,

D. A. Shea of ore 2 Friday, ~ with "Debra: Pattor, guest of her aunt, Mrs! W. G. ; ‘4 the evening ‘was: completed, a) for fhe Spring. Sale. Members| ofa good seed year, which only they cselaoat appear to be sleep-

Mr. and Mrs. D. eae ts ach Seta fined : Diane Warner, Richard Warner, ie : Tages i motion’. was:.passéd -to ‘elect ‘a were’ asked to ‘pick ‘up pieces| occurs every: four or five years,|ing, but obsrvations reveal that |’

Vancouver and former rea ents Pisa S, farkin zou 99 Russell’ Brown as‘ his. invited ten Sire PB. Romelnd “ana Death automatically. re- : j Fei commitiée of" three. to -haridle| for embroidery. The regular| coinciding with a spell of’ hot,| they ‘ao rest: reguiarly. Some ‘lie

a can cee Ee ee fe alin her’ taother: in sea suests.: Home. Movies were taken Dane ae Spars “pa Arrow Lakes erry. the arrangements. for ‘the: ‘torth-| weekly: sewing meetings are to! dry weather which withers and or: their ‘sides on: the

Fare ee Gireisioe ot Kim-| sow, Bootiead on | Ai ond Mca, WoL Bepher’oe| Me, the: ROBEY. eraupy calved up| oA Tens seuent viuiiuey to: Gane se Pepevments of Service wee ar Ake Series, It'is pro-|be held on Wednesday at ‘the| ills the young “germinates” some’ rest. against objects; and

‘Seay etd Ae pi days visiting oor. sereeraal ‘Dennis Brookes Boswell, Kootenay, Lake are the mee aad Dita aoe 8) dads tes Rider het torte bet current debts and’ taxes posed to. show these very. inter- Manse. In:many such cases, rather than|some merely: remain  ntotionless a Cees t

at the home of his are in V where they | guests oie Eernee w. #H ‘The Kinnairg Local Associa- —but does not bring in

legar, ie i
esting films in the High School,| | Mrs. . L.. Grunerud iepartea wait for. the .slow’ process . of| while .suspended-.in ‘the water, 6.5
Mé. and Mrs. A. A: Phelps and ; Fimd-| ni next
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. M.|have been called because of the|Smith, Mrs.|tion held a Por Luck Supper at| children of Salmo 2 entra eeke aeretns ; : I with - a: display: ‘of- local’ artists! for -her.-mother, Mrs. B. nature to restock in“ her’ Many. schooling fish “disperse at ‘We have ees
Demeo. - illness of Mr. Brookes’ mother |Smith’s _ sister. the home of Mia. Green last| end visitors to. Deer Park. Others collections of: accounts
Mrs, A. J. Martin has returned Miss i Pip
G owing yours "New" Shipment

“The February meeting of ihe A. regulas : “mecting was ras fon CONSERVATION LOGGING: -

Castlegar. and” District. Fi for. the Ui ure al nish Tonl

ce wes held at the home| the Home of Mra. J.'Gemmill on oe replenish the foréat for an needs ot ila’ thaws ay suite
Tues-| Thursday : night, February 2nd. tion pace: ; ug!

of Mrs. BE. As ‘Eames | on hereto led the Devo-|2rvation -practices have ‘been| to Mexico in 1521..Plains Indians

day, Feb. 7th ; Mrs. ‘J. Sherbiko eC: adopted, one of these systems is

Castlegar Happenings

Everything, In TV:
Supplies aes

. Fleetwood TY.

of. Ed

ROBSON! TO: EDGEWOOD,
Wharf:

work on. view: to:the !audience} later:on the sick-viisting com- ae cycle she is elven 2a “as-| night. to rest and ‘then reassem-
: ues Gordon ran pean ee fee Mrs. a H. Petersa teen oe week. Mrs, 1 1 Mit chell, the Past ineluged ‘Miss -P.-D. Allen, for the. three days of ‘the series.] mittee .that many. visits were] sist” by the government or. in-|ble.the, following mo:
- returned from a Spi in | atten a surprise. party y

in charge. An| April Allen, of Nelson; Mr: and
Victoria and Vancouver.’ _ Trail ‘recently, at the home of Bone at’ Nelson. Mrs. L. J: Schr rtzenh: id.
‘On February 1st,. Mrs, Fred|Mr. and Mrs, S. Klit, honoring Miss: M. G. Redgrove of Lon- exchange of tats was held and|-_ wa AMET Om

ning.
A guest speaker will' be. invited} made | and’ flowers, cards and] dustry. Planting crews are sent - —by Bill Myring
to, comment’ on’ the artistic ‘as-| letters. sent, -Mrs. E. Kraft. re-| out to‘hand plant the area with

+ three children arrived by bus

. oe. Ww ig. She timed her visit to

Howes held an after school party
to celebrate Glenna’s 7th birth-
day. -The six little. girls -enjoyed | ary.
games ‘ang contests and a de-
dightful lunch - was~seryed.

Mrs, Jack Flamank and her

from Kaslo to spend a week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

hand for the 48th Wed-
oe Anniversary of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. E. McCarrol of
Woodstock, Ontario, visited their
nephew and neice, Mr. and Mrs.
W. McGauley last week.

Rev. and Mrs. T.. C. Johnston
and sor Bob ‘returned from
Vancouver on Sunday..They had
been called. there on Thursday
owing ‘to the’ serious illness of

Mr. and Mrs. G.

who has. been|%

jon,
their Silver Wedding ‘Anniver: the guest Me Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
ai. and Mrs. Leo Bosse ‘have left yesterday for Hount Rain-

Smith for the past two months,

from a
to Vancouver,

Ranch on Sunday.
‘in ‘Vancouver, ‘this , wee!

the Trail ‘“Tadanac
where she has been a patient.

tor to Vancouver. ~
-Mr.. and” Mrs.’ J.

Rev. Johnston’s sister.

trip |ier, to

months visiting her ister. Miss| Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Waite, Ormy, ; Redgro

Craig ‘and Wanda of Fruitvale| Smith.

were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Anderson at the Castle Bar|home from K

Harry Wade is visiting} she was a patient.

Arlene Wanless returns from|L. Wright and Mrs.. S. Grant

Blackmere,| zation. The luncheon _ will.
and ‘son Brian returned to their|held in the church hall.

home at Whitehorse, Y.T. ‘last
week. Mrs, Blackmere and Brian|after spending a few days vsiit-

ing at the home of her son-in- Ladies ‘Aid Elects

It is hoped rie will become an
annual . affair.

pend two|the weekend with Mrs. Klit's
ve is a cousin of Mr.s| bere:

Mrs. Donald Duncan returned] visited her.'mother, Mrs.

ing spent.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kit spent
. Ny-

Miss Joyce Sumner of.- Trail,
Edna

{| Women’s Institute met at. the

of R and others.

: Mr. A. Law: was a visitor ‘to

Trail. -where Mrs, .Law is) re-

cuperating - after an ~ operation,
in the Trail Hospital.

Members of the Deer | Park

home of Mrs. V. A. Coleman for
the February meeting. At this

Lake Gen-
eral Hospital in Nelson, where

Mrs. R. W. Chalmers, Mrs. W.

tend the W.
of the Woman’s Institute Creer

Mrs, E. McPhee returned home

Jaw and’ daugt Mr, and Mr.s

For

1952. “HALE

| $875.00
minis

$495.00

SHELL SALES & SERVICE

Castle ‘Motors _

Sale

TON MERG.

Eafl, Shannon of ‘Willow Point.
BOBSON W.A.
Plans were made ;'and_‘com-

time Party to be held’ on: Feb.

Raine,’ Final details were-atten-

p.m,

quilts were
sent to the Old Man
Nelson.

An. interesting program was
given by Miss Muriel Redgrove
of London, Eng. who spoke on
her. ‘trip from England, to Aus-|
tralia to Vancouver and. to: Rob-
son. A profitable talent table
was held. Refreshments © were |:
served by Mrs. °O,’ Sutherland
and Mrs. W. L. ‘Wright.
er SA oe ange

ROBSON. W.L
A Pick-Pocket Party was held

help raise funds for the Robson

W.I. This unusual and enjoy-

room in your howees

HAVE: YOU SEEN OUR.
WONDERFUL SELECTION OF

a

We have all shapes, sizes and colors to chaoae from

and they are made i ina a varioty of materials for any s

"SEE THEM’ SOON AND CHOOSE FOR’ YOURSELF
WHILE THE cue

You'll Be Pleased You Act

Is GOOD

able Tea Party was enjoyed by|'
some 20 guests who had to
pick-pocket a dressed, life size
whose pocket were
laden with useful gifts.” During| ||
the afternoon, the guests were| ff
kept busy with guessing con-
tests.

Delicious ‘refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs, E. McPhee,- Mrs.
Stanley Humphries and Mrs. O.
B. Ballard. Serviteurs were Miss
Sharron a wey, and Miss ‘Laverne
Gleboff.

Officers: Elected At
Robson’ ‘Anglican Meet

The Anglicans of Robson held
their . Annual = Church‘: Supper
Church: last‘week. There were
and ing‘ at the C

nearly ° 50 adults and children
present. -Filins were shown after

ae the ineeting following re-

Smith, Mr. C. Petts, of the whole
the Community..Sunday School,
Parish. Mr. :O:°B, Ballard for
Mrs. H. Hyson for, the Communi.
ty Church “W:Al*

Archdeacon B.A, Resker expres-
sed . his appreciation . for tthe
work of the \vario dividuals
and organizatio:

‘it. was ‘a ‘pleasure to worl at
Robson. with its - efficient Com-
munity. Church Committee. H
_The auntie ‘were elected to

‘Mrs,
Mrs. J. Raine. Visiting Commit-
| tee, Mrs, H. Johnson, Mrs. G. O.

1 and J. H. Smith.

in the Trail Tadanac Hospital.

Hospital| motored to Willow Point to at-| pag acir Sep ang or Uncle

I. luncheon to .
Ivan Horie is a business visi-/célebrate the 42nd Anniversary Hendricks.

family have’ gone to California
be | tor a short holiday.

Officers For. 1956

mittee appointed for the-Valen-|Kinnaird Presbyterian Ladie’s
Aid_ was held or February Ist.
23rd. in the Robson Church Hall|at the home of Mrs.’ D.-Peppard,
to honor the Evening Group. Castlegar, Officers were elected
These plans were made on Tues-|as Mrs. J.
day, February 7th, -when the| Macbeth, Vice President, Mrs.
Robson W.A. held their regular|C. Heagy, Secy. Treas, Mrs. D.
meeting at the home of Mrs. ‘J.|A. McIntosh.

ded to for the World’ Day of|made.and.convenors appointed
Prayer Service, for .which - the] for the Bazaar and Tea to be
W.A. is in charge. This will be|held on March 17th in the Im-
held in the Robson Memorial provement Society Hall. in Kin-
Church on February, 17th at 2:30 |naird.

It. was reported: that the two! ‘Art,Show,:open to allrartists of
completed and|the. district. ‘Those _ wishing . to

show, ‘should ; wre! or.. phone
3229. before .March ‘1 14th, telling

on Saturday afternoon at the/:ii!-
home‘ of Mrs. W..L. Wright to|:/}]"

2 PCNIGIHANCEL

= PORK CHOPS

ie! Vicar | TH

at the
Mr. Gordon Reith is a patient

Miss Margaret Hendricks of
r. and Mrs.‘ Jake

Mr. and Mrs. Walper and

plans - were
made to cater.to a luncheon
and-dance, which will be held
in May. ‘Mrs. J.’ Kent was elec-
ted ‘as the delegate’ to attend
the Castlegar and District’ Hos-
pital Society Annual Meeting,
to represent the Der Park
Women's, Institpte. Mrs. F. Brig-
geman wes the winner of the
contest, ’ sheld after the meeting

The Annual Meeting of the

Visitors were Mrs.
Ora Wires .of “Portland, ‘Ore’ ‘and
aay Sylvia Johnson of Arrow
Par! t

how many pictures they plan
to enter, so room may be ar-
ranged for display. If any are
offered for sale the price should
be included.

|. Life assurance het: ps]
° make sure. your, fa ily”
does not suffer while
vsuch debts are ‘being
colfected.

“Dick Fowler

North American
Life —

Robson, B.C.

Further arrangements were

A. new department. will be an

et Meat —

PETTITT

YOU GAN. NOW RENT
8 mm PROJECTOR end FILMS. ;
‘AT :

PHOTOS:

We HAVE. “FRE KILLED. ruAeiys CHICKENS, GEESE, DUCKS wand

"READY ‘TO SERVE HAMS

MINCED BEEF
: fresh |
3 Ibs, |

We reserve; the right. to limit

Feb., 9 - 10-11

No. 1 SIDE BACON °
ae

5 WEINERS, No. 1

Maple.- Leaf»
[| aeons a

“RED 'e. BLUE BEEF

WHOLE KERNAL CORN
Fancy Salad Queen
2 tins for -

Smoked
| - Pie iceeme mele eee 3 [4

ROASTING CHICKENS-

«07-4 GRAPEFRUIT, ‘size “80's
Whit

ain ite:or Pink
3 fo

. Fresh Killed, 6 to 7. Ibs
tb... wwe G3

CELERY. fresh and Crispy _

17e

Sapte Quality, size
7 8. for

oe eRe e SR OIERS
(CUT. GREEN BEANS
Dew. Kist, .choice-
2 ‘tins: fo:

BALOGNA it
: Sliced
Ib. :

CRISCO..
3 Ib. tin

PREM.

Fresh : :
Grade A: Large
Box... :

ey

COFFEE, BLUE, RIBBON

pect of the films’ shown.

Amo! hy | and: Mrs. J. Lipsett for the Rain-
will ong the ae eae ake pow Cirle. The: next meeting] erated by the BE. Forest Ser-

ported ‘for the Goodwill ' Circle

Degas, famous ‘for ‘his paintings takes place in the form ‘of aj vice.

of the | Ballet. ‘Dong

. These: films will’ be how in

High “School on March 13th,

will be available at a later date.

Valentine . Party to be -held|: .

Kingman,
and Namatjira the painter from jointly. im the Church Hall on| ony NATIVE *
fi DOMESTIC. ANIMAL
The colonists found a°. ‘contin- January, nor were any, fires re-
the Bite: Ge nela tn thet Aneliean ent teeming. with a great _abun-
th, and“ programes dance | and «variety “of wildlife, |fire did break out at the Twin
peau Ai eek Pearelll ie Church ‘on Friday, February’ 17. including billions of wild pige- Rivers. "Motel. ¢

Thursday, February -16th.
The’ Women’s World Day: of

It was decided that each mem-

dollar <. toward * buying, ‘open

SAUSA
1. Ib. pkgs:

OUR. MEATS are afways' trimmed:
-ready for, use.”

Fe eee
Royal. Brea! = 39¢

4 ae and Co.

_ Prices Effective. Feb. 9, 10 & Ww: yee

D VALUE

med of "| : all wastes, :

rloin or Round."
59c°

‘STEW “BEEF, boneless
: . 49e

JELLY POWDERS, nobob
3 for -25¢

‘ Ladies ee
vhite’ — $3. pr
colored — $3.50 pr

Ladies oer with

white — "3450 pr
. colored: $4.25: pr
; LADIES NYLONS...
“full, = fashioned : iy

o5V sa Le Ie :

2: fo
— RUBBER OVERSHOES REDUCED —

Our,” prices “are, re. olweys:
“competative, ~ pay: =
less sey eter eo cash. or

ons, ducks,
ber would be asked to give 8/ put’ they brought thelr own ‘do-|which the Village Fire Brigade

10- ed
tone apvecainent nersctics op (Building Permits ., [a

Continued icom ‘pare 1
Commissionérs.

-| Fire” Marshall's Report For.
January, “1956

No permits were issued during

wok,

- SPORT
“ARGKETS

ported within’ the Village ‘but

etic som the: 28th’ just
eese and” tur! je. the: e limits, to
Hi eileen s “i “AND “THEYRE

stock chinaware for the. United
Church Kitchen: - *
Arrangements were made for

Ladie's Night, to be held Friday,
February’ .10.
an Annual Affair and a good i
time is ‘expected. -.

over, old cloths’ so .a_ box could
be started to ship to Korea. *
Hostesses ‘for the evening were When

keys which ay been i

inte Eutope from © Mexico’ \ by} KOK a u

@ Spaniards, It /is a’ curious ‘Traffic Officers: Repo For .
the ‘convenirig of , the A-O-TS.| tact that our only domestic ani-| January, 1956’;

mal native to North America is|° Two

This. has become} pic noble bird, :

i ane lndians had one, the dog, Parking * Borla : o | Parking ; Zot eee : ae

ut at was’ descended from|and each fined $1.00" plus. cour’

Members ‘were asked to l00Kl those: ‘that accompanied ‘their Le

ancestors’ when they came here|placed’ on..the South: side’ of

from’ Asia ‘in prehistoric’ times! |Maple’ and: 5th-and: has been

'G. Santano,’ Mrs. J. Camp-) Great Plains they found Inlians| would: like to: see’the remaining

tur- and .“for* whlch they
are} to be <<

“PRICED RIGHT at

$27.00. to: $32.00

traffic” viclators were
prosecuted: suring ‘January -for

costs... A stop © sign’ has’ been

explorers ‘reached the|very effective and the Inspector

ae S$
LIMITED

bell ‘and’ Mrs. 'G. W. A riding

Kinnaird PAA Hold

The regular monthly meeting
of the . Kinnaird | Elementary
|P-T.A:* was. held’ on | Monday.
Mrs. Marshall -opened: the : meet-
ing by. reading. she. aim” of athe
PATA.
Members ~woted, in favor ofta
booster prize for the. class hav-
ing ‘the = most ¢
It was . wor. by. Miss: Smith's
class “of Valley ‘Vista : School." is

Final. eménts were
| made | for. the-. forthcoming~PTA
jWarlety Concert. to: be held in

uithe ear ‘From | ‘Sociable. Six

peered: very interesting and edu-
A» buzz session - was

“KAD. DANA TEA BA
100-2 cup bags,.- Bc

“INSTANT jPUDDINGS

Misses - Overshoes Pullon
white — $3.50-‘pr
“colored —— $3.25 pr

white or colored,
: $2.95. pr.
. Misses OXFORDS ~

ef a Kappy, reasonable parent need-

Peet heel Soe EE
‘Child’s ‘Overshoes Pullon’ *

held © during “coffee” ‘on “Dis-

cipline at. Home and in the|

School.”

“It was. ‘thought ‘by some: you

shouldn’t. have-to. always give

a child a reason for your de-
~ that ©

ed punish ‘the least. The
ieee ‘Th tell’: your, father”
‘was'.considered useless — better
to spank: at*the time, not three
or four hours’ later. Mrs: Barn-
up. the’
by quoting Dr. Spoke: “The best
test: for a-punishment,. whether
it accomplishes ‘what. you. were
after. - Without having. - other
‘serious: effects, in general Tre-
member ‘what makes your child
behave well,’ is . not threats. or
‘punishment, . but’ loving’ you for
your: ‘agreeableness cand -respec-
ding. you for knowing your.
Heht and. his.” f

Mr AS Zuckerberg has “'re-
turned. from’. a’ “maonths ‘vacation
in Mictoria. :

&Ss ata.
nites apes

Phone 3351 ‘& 4061 é

wild ones, descended. from the | sible.

and ‘herds °'of | signs erected as. sor as. pos-

~~ Robinson 4 Ter

— Kinnaird Dry Goods

Boy’ 3 Undacwear.
Combi

nations Size. .4-34 |.

‘VALUE ERE YOU CAN aha to MISS)