CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 8, 1959

SuGink wui'eS FRU ROBSON. .

Mr, and Mrs.- A, Smecher
returned from their holiday on
Saturday, They visited their son-
inlaw and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, A. Nixon in Kimberley, al-
so thelr son and daughter-In-law,
Mr, and Mrs, H. Smecher in Ed-
monton, They also visited form-
er Robson residents Mr, and Mrs,
Jim Thorndale in Red Deer, Alta.
and Mrs. Elvina Wesson in Maid-

stone, Sask,

Mrs, P. Larocque of Renata,
who was visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Adshead for a few days return-
ed to her home Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. D, Webb and
s0n of Trail, who were the guests
of Mrs, Webb's mother Mrs, A.
W. Thorp for two weeks, return-
ed to their home on Sunday.

Se at NS
THIS gusrante 2C -

y Hewetson SG's offer “a now pair free
if the soles wear aut within 3 months.”

HEWETSON TWO STRAP wi
three munth guaranteed-wei
soles. SizesBY 103,

§550

qasrantes: So a

NON-SCUFF TIP and for extra
wear it carries a three month
sole guarantee. Sizes8Y4t03.

All

Cominco. Awards $825
For Summer. -BAP Ideas

A total of $825 has “recently
been awarded to Cominco em-
Ployees' for practical ideas. sub-
mitted through the suggestion
plan. rea |
Seventy-nine awards ranging
ftom ha to $50‘have been made. at

Rasa improvement in the
carriage drive for the lead fur-
nace crane.

Awards ranging from $5 to
$30 were paid to the following
employees at Trail:

W. Gohn, W. Yeats, L. C. La-

B.

‘Krail, and ¥
aperatons for the summer’ mon.

The §50 award was. -recelvea
ey Arthur Schutz, a Cominco
winpioyee in maintenance ac
asa, ds an adauunsal payment
va 4 previOus Suggesuon, Last

yea jac, Senuie was aWarucw

3500 for an improvea method uo.
auacning side fubpers on to belt
conveyors in the smelter sinter-
ang plant.

- Additional application of the
idea has-been employed in other
Company operations, particularly
at the HB Mine at Salmo.

+ An award of $45 was receiv-
ed by Alex Fereus, Kimberley,

G. Freed, F, Jack-

son, L, E. Weeks, C. V.-Walker,
pe

L. Prough, BE. F. Allard,
Vv. G. Moen, I, W. Martin,
J. McPhee, K. eae st W. Le-
duc, W. Empey, D, Ewlngs,- Wo I
Sommertield, ¢ G, H. Castle.

G. L,-Brownlle, C. C, ‘Arm-
strong, S. Laluk, G. I. Scott, R.
Storvold, E. O, Carlsen, E. P.
Bucciol, G. W. Hill, N. Maloff,
R. Storvold, L. F. Leduc, K. 8.
Messenger, Z. Pighin, R. Decem-
brini, J. V. Lewis, J. W. Staats,
A, Talarico,

A, Cristini, R, O. Baker, N.
€, Churches, J. Furlak, F. Paci-
ficl, A. P, Sdao, N, H. Van ees
sel, J. Kelly, J. Deballnhard, A.

for cable
winder for use in’ the shops at
the Sullivan Mine. The idea re-

pp! J. A, Dellow, G.
Brown, E. Dawson, A. M. Fricke,
T. T. Huitema, J, W. Thatcher.

sulted in better job
and improved safety.

Another award of $45 was re-
ceived by C. G. Verdon, zinc de-
partment at Trail, for an idea
to provide better control of the
tlow of zinc in the melting room,

A $40 award was received by
George Bishop in the: Tadanac
machine shop’ for suggesting a

Fish and Roads
Joined on Map

Fishing tor Bri-

Rossland President
’ Visits Local CWL

St, Rita's parish council of
the Catholic Women's League
held a pot-luck dinner Oct. 7 in
the banquet room of the Marlane
Hotel.

Mrs, R. Jones, 3rd vice-pres,
ident of the Diocesan executive,
Was guest speaker following the
dinner. In her address, Mrs.

tish Columbia and a 8.C. road
map have been combined to form
a tabor-saving addition to the
generat knowleage gf visiting
Ushermen, it has been announc-

Jones: her theme of the
apostolic nature of Catholic wo-
men through adherence to the
precepts of their faith.

The president of the Ross-
land CWL, Mrs. Driscoll, also

the dinner. .Two new

Hare

“In the past the department
of recreation and conservation
published a special fishing book-
tet containing pertinent informa-
tion for the province's nimrods.
This year we are combining this
information with a campsite map

of the province and I believe|-

sportsmen will hail the innova-

tion,” Mr. Westwood said.

Deer Park Socials

Mrs. Williamson
Mr, and Mrs. H. Mercer of
Toronto were visitors to Deer
Park where theyywere the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. Be-
fore returning ta Ontario, they

members from Robson, Mrs. Val-
liere and -Mrs. H. Kemperman
were welcomed to- the parish
council.

.A bake sale, convened by.||

Mrs. -A. Shutek, is to be held
soon,

LEGION CORNER:

E At the regular meeting Tues-
day ht two ordinary and two
club, jMlember: applications were
approved.

° The total paid-up ordinary
membership now stands at 222,
a record for the branch, A dona-
tion of $200 was received from
the Ladies Auxillary to be used
in

planned to visit with
lenderoy, B.C.

Reverend W. C. McBride of
Yaneouver spent a fow days at
Deer Park While here ‘te en-
joyed a bit. or hunting, bayging
a few grouse. On a hunting trip
he was accompanied by Rev. M.
Reside of Kinaaird and Rev. W
McPhee of Trail.

Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Webster
and ‘daughter Lynda of Slocan
City and Mrs. F. Webster, daugh-
ter Lorene and son Gerry of Rob-
son, Were recent visitors to Deer
Park,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worley
returned from a hunting trip to
the East Kootenays.

Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Waldie
and friends of Robson were vis-
itors to Deer Park.

Mrs, J. V. Briggeman of Trail
is spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Brigge-
man.

Mrs. Partridge of Edgewood
ahs arrived to spend a few mon-
ths at the home of her son-in-law

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R.

ig’ Briggeman.

HANS,
STRAWBE

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the in
the hall.

The méney was derived by
the ladies from various activities
of the LA. It was announced that
bingo will resume
night, Oct. 24,

Aidonation of $50 was made

to the Project Society from funds |

received from concessions at the
Fall Fair. An executive meeting
will be held next Wednesday to
make plans for Armistice Day
Services.

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THE WORLD OF
HALF-SOUND

Ieyouare partially
deaf, X pledge that
within 15 min-
Meet can show
you the door to a
new worldofamaz-
7 ingly clear, dis-
tinct sounds—a
world free from the
annoying, almost
maddening background noises
wally associated with ordinary

aids, And you will enter .

this world offall,clearsound wilh~ _
out. awkward, unsightly bands in
the hair, wires in your clothes, or
blobs in or behind your cars. Your
key tothisnew worldisthe Otarion
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“Target Hearing” —which many
scientists call an “‘cloctronica mir
acle,” Through “Target Hearing”,

clamor of” ‘Mbackegeound noises"
which usually plague those wear:
inary } aids. And

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ngadgeta’’ or "gienmnieke” to pro-
duco awarcnead of @ hearing oid,
A tiny, almoat inviatble tube tend
to the ear.

If you feel you are losing your
hearing, you owe it to yourself to.
mai) the coupon.

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618, Bain St. Penticton, B.C. .
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, QTARION LISTENER OF

SATAN COMUMnTA, |

MALOFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
William Maloff of Brilliant, Oct.
1, a daughter.

‘WILSON — To Mr, and Mrs.
William Wilson of China Creek,
Oct, 3, a son

NICHVALODOFF — To tar

een ee
WE HAVE JUST ‘RECEIVED A Lance Sines OF
i ELECTRICAL: APPLIANCES. ;

GE, ‘Toasters, Irons, Coffee Perks, Sunbeam. Mix-Masters,
Portable Mixers, Phillshave. and Sunbeam Shavers. Drop
in today and see them. Put music ‘in your home with a
selection from our record doatimen

Phone 7271

2nd and Ist AVE. RICK’S

ne

and Mrs. BIll
Shoreacres, Oct. 5,-a daughter,

Ac
RESERVE

October 30 for Kinnaird
Improvement Society
, Membership Party

FUN
FLOOR SHOW
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Kinnaird Improvement
Society

If it’s for coffee, a snack or a dinner

-come to the

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All home cooked meals
" Banquels and Dinner Pariies arranged —
by appointment
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CASTLEGAR SOCIAL NOTES.

- Mrg..derome,, Phone 666)
Mr, ‘Jim Stevens of Winni-| p
+ peg ,was. a‘visitor at the home of
Mr. acd Mrs J. Parkins. Mc.

a Stephens: is“a‘nephew of Mrs,

Parte and Mrs, ™M. Hingley mo-
tored to Vancouver, -

Mrs’ Sity Johnson of Kus-
kanook, B.C., was a visitor at the
home of Mr, and'Mrs. J. Parkins.

Mrs, J. U-aike accompanied
by Mrs. Walter Markin was a

, Visitor to Nelson last weekend,
‘ Miss ‘Gail Oglow has: return:
ed to her home after a stay in

ve  Costiegar and, District jHlon

tes, Archie. Fergtison! and

Mrs. A. O, McNeil were ‘visitors

in Trall Inst “wesday afternoon,
i. ‘

Mrs, Lucy Wishlow was hos-
tess last Monday evening to Miss
Mabel Harcoff who is to become
the bride of Mr. Peter Woykin
next month,

Upon her arrival the bride-

to-be ‘and Her mother, Mrs, Polly
Harcofif, _ were’ preesnted ‘with
corsages of deep ‘red roses,

The future bride was also

“An ‘expansion program that
will Increase production of the’
petrochemical section of its Ed-
monton plant by some 40 per
cent at’ a cost of about $4,

was’ announced here

cated ai Edmonton Plant

of Canadian Cheratcat,

@ ‘expansion to be com-
pleted ‘In’ early: 1961 will make
greater quantities of present pro-
ducts available for sales, a move
necessitated ‘by the wide iecent:
ance of, Ch

today by Ord,

Presented with a bouquet of
roses. Among those present were:
_ Mrs, Verna Johnson, Mrs, J.

Hare

LEGION

BINGO

WILL START OCT. 24

IN THE

LEGION HALL
JACKPOT $100.00

, Mrs. J. Kabatoff, Mrs.
P. Rilkoff, Mrs, Mike Popoff,
Mrs, Bill Lebedoff, Mrs, Ivy Sall-
ken, Mrs, Ann Churnsinoff, Mrs.
George Nevakshonoff, Mrs. Mary
Dootofe.

Mrs, Jack Kaktin, Kathrine
Poznicov, Miss Helen. Hadikin,
Mrs. Pauline Katesnikoff, Miss
Jeanette Androsoff, Miss Lucy
Nevalshonact Miles Emnia Ne-

the growth in zales over the a
six years,

In its six years of operation
Canadian Chemical has become
a major producer. of petrochem!-
els in Canada, ‘It Is the largest

ducts as formaldehyde, methanol
an acetic acid ‘and one of the
world leaders in pentaerythritol
production.

It ig a major supplier of ac-
tive and latent solvents to the
‘paint and lacquer industries. Oth.
er Chemcell chemicals are used
in the plastics,

Miss Violet Wishiow, Miss Elaine
Wishlow, Miss Linda Wishlow,
Miss Nina Kabatoft and Miss Vio.
let Kabatofe,

Games were piayea through.
out the. evening. The gifts were
then presented to the bride-to-be,
after which a deliclous “lunch
‘was served. .

No Government Aid
For Bloomer Greek.

” The Provincial department of
highways will not install further

textiles, hydraulic fluids, drugs
and cosmetics to mention only a
few, The man-made textiles fibr-
es, acetate and Arnel are pro-
ducts of the plant’s yarn depart-
ment.

Basis of the expansion, it
was stated, will be the use. of
oxygen in the petrochemical pro-
duction process instead of air.
This - necessitates the construc-
tion of @ plant to’ praduce oxy-
gen...

Major expaiision for such a
relatively small capital expendi-
ture is made possible by the fact
that the original design of the
plant envisaged future expansion

Auxiliary facilities are already

in‘ the Creek

line.
Highways Minister Gaglardi,
in_a letter to Rossland-Trail
MLA Donald Brothers, said that

‘his ‘deputy minister had already
written council on March i1 in-
forming them that the agree-

ACA TT

SWISS VACATION

FOR TWO

and: the village ee S that on’ com-
Pletion of the line it’ would’ be
come the responsibility of ‘the |
village.
Mr, Brothers wrote council
conclusive and final.

ment on the matter.”

and only the modifica-
tion of some ‘production units is
required.

This expansion follows close-
ly ‘on the increase in. the yarn

last year, and is‘ part of the com-

pany’sovérall. plans for future

. growth Bod Gevelopment.;

by: the Misses: Marlene Soberlalk,
'Kareri ‘Cristofoli, Alene Leroy,
‘Mima Wallace ‘and Noreen Fiet-

that “The letter appears to be cher.
i However, |"
I will keep pressing the depart-

Hostesses ‘ter the shower
were Mrs. T. Schiavon, Mrs. ‘D.
Wallice, Mrs. J.. Walker, Mrs.

Mrs, R. -Fletcher,

+ “I'm ve with this] ©!
sald commissioner Carr. “How-
ever, they’ve. got us legally.”

Works. chairman R, C. Mad-
docks is to direct the works sup-
ervisor to install another man-

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hole in the line at the wanes
expense. ~.

Recent Bride » Feled
Ai Large Shower

Some 45 ladles gathered at
the Parish hall recently in: hon-
or of Mrs. Norm Logan, nee
Rosemarie Harvick. +
The guest of honor, her mo-

LEO BOSSE JEWELER

PHONE 2041 — CASTLEGAR
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ther, Mrs. P. Harvick, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Burgad- oif
Yakima, were presented with
lovely chrysanthemum corsages.
Sheryll Walker, Paulette Hal-
arewich ‘and Geraldine Baker,
young cousins of the bride,
brought in a daintily-decorated
wagon piled high with gifts.
After the gifts were unwrap-
ped a tasty. luncheon wag served

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