10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 5, 1959

Kinnaird
Korner

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5188

Mr. and Mrs, Mark Dumont
wef Nakusp are spending some
‘time in the District. Mr, Dumont
being a patient in the Castlegar
‘hegpital is reported in favorable
scendition, while Mrs, Dumont is
“wolting her daughter, Mrs, Guy

Guests at the Guide home on
the weekend were Mrs, Guido's
aister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Tom Wurz of Kereme-

6,

Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, J, Kaufman were
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Keller of Wiklle,
Saskatchewan. The Kellers ar-
rived in Nelson on Saturday to
aesist the Wendolyn Keller fam-
dly in moving to the prairie this
‘week, “Wendy,” recently of hoc-
key fame for the Nelson Maple
Leafs, is establishing a garage
business at North Battleford,

Hk.

Other visitors at the Kauf-
mans on Sunday were Mr, and
Mrs. Erwin Messer of Rossland.

Mr. Bill Korenblum of South
Burnaby was a dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lucas on
Tuesday evening. Mr. Korenblum
visits the Lucas family quite of-
ten since he and Mr. Lucas were
recently united after having lost
-communication since they’ were
buddies in the second world war.

George Richards spent a few
days on 2 business trip in Kim-
berley last week.

Mrs. Jack Robinson, accom-
panied by Mrs. J. W. Dougan ahd
Mrs. R Gagnon motored to Col-
ville on Monday.

Mr, and Mrs. D. Deverson
2nd family had a pleasant week-
‘end in Kaslo, visiting Mrs, Dev-
erson’s sister and brother-in-law,
eM and Mrs, J. Surina and fam-

wy Hallowe'en party at the
. home of Diane Langevin was en-
joyed by a number of her friends
whose masquerades included a
witch, tramp, clown, fairy, and
assorted ghosts ’n goblins. Louise
Askew was in charge of games

. and contests which were perfor-
med in diving for apples and ex-
ploring the scary regions, blind-
folded. Supervising the adventur-
es followed by a festive lunch,
‘were Mrs, J. D. Askew and Mrs.
Harvy Langevin.

«Mrs, W. Hadiken jjudged the
three outstanding costumes. Pri-
zes were given Eileen Kanigan,
Lynn Roberts ad Evelyn Konkin.
Other guests were Bernadette
Lamb, Judy Roberts, Marin Od-
die, Linda Reith, Marilyn Smith,
Niki Verzuh, Donna Walper, and
Valerie and Kathryn Dawson,

Bob Fenner is expected home
at the end of the week. He will
be on leave from the US Navy.

Mrs. A. J. Vaysy is home
from Trail Tadanae Hospital af-
ter being a patient there for se-
veral weeks.

Const. Richard Bucknell of
Canmore, Alta., is here on leave
visiting with his parents, Mr.
sand Mrs. J. C. Bucknell of Blue-
berry Creek.

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Castlegar Social Nofes

Mrs, Jerome, Phone 6661

Kevin Willis were the names
bestowed on the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs, Bill Waite who was
christened in Nelson on the

‘;ered at the home of Mrs, J. Gem-

mill to honor Mrs, H. Pratt at a
baby shower. The many beautiful
glits were presented In a basket
done in pink made up as a baby

His were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pickering of
Nelson, Mrs, Waite is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wellner
of Castlegar.

Friends of Mrs. BE, Newman
will be glad to hear that she has
returned home after a long stay
in the Vancouver hospital.

Mr.. and Mts. Joe Beau-
champ and family have taken up
residence in Castlegar.

Mr, Bud Schwartzenhauer is
home visiting with his family for
a few days.

O, 8. K. Cherrington who is
on leave from Cornwallis, Ontar-
io, is in Castlegar visiting with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B, Cher-
rington,

Mr. and Mrs. H, Mulheren
had as guests over the weekend
Mrs, s sister, Mrs.

Projeci Society Reports
On Progress of Arena

A Roport to the District From
Your Project Society *

With the start of winter ac-
tivities the question we of the
Project Society hear most these
days is “When will the artificial
ize be ready?”

Curlers and skaters alike are
eurlous — and rightly so, We
wish we could give a definite an-
swer, but at present we can't.
‘We can only say that we are do-
ing our best to make it soon.
Just how soon depends to a. great
extent on you,

As your donations come in,
they are being invested in the ice
plant installation, We are getting
very good value for your money
as We think you will agree.

First, Iet us consider the ice
plant itself — true, it is not
brand new but it is in excellent
condition, and Ed Nemrava has
done a wonderful job of getting
it ready for operation. A new
plant was far beyoud our means.

We want to publicly acknow-
ledge the important contribution
made to the District by the T.
Eaton Company of Vancouver
and Interior Breweries Ltd. of
Creston. The $1,000 we paid Ea-
ton’s for the refrigeration plant
was only a'small fraction of its
value while the condenser, re-
ceiver tank and three-phase elec-
trical equipment donated by In-
terfor Breweries saved several
hundred dolalrs in new equip-
ment.

“: hearty vote of ‘thanks is
extended to these two firms.

Most of the major compon-
ents of the ice plant are now in
place fh the brand-new machine
room at the south end of the
arena, The concrete trench for
the large header pipes across the
south end of the rink has been
constructed and the header pipes
themselves will soon be ready
for installation.

‘The clectrical power service
for the machine room will be in

hand shortly. The major remain-

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NOVEMBER {1 th

Legion Members

POT LUCK BUFFET 5 - 6.30
DANCING 8 - 12

MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO BRING
REFRESHMENTS FOR SUPPER.
KIDDIES ARE WELCOME

CIVIL DEFENCE NOTIGE

Disaster Instructions for persons living outside
Greater’ Vancouver or Greater Victoria are now
being distributed to Householders by mail,

READ. and place them in car glove compartments
or keep handy in your home. THEY MAY.BE THE
MEANS OF SAVING YOUR LIFE.

If you do not receive a copy by mail in the next few
days, apply to one of the following:

© The nearest community Civil Defence officer:
@ Your area, zone or district Co-ordinator:

e The Provincial Civil Defence Co- ordinator
Parliament Bidgs.,
Victoria, B.C.

YOU CAN'T BE CERTAIN -
YOU CAN BE READY

ing job is the plastic piping for
the ice sheets themselves, This
runs fairly expensive since it
entails the purchase and laying
of nearly 11 miles of 14" plas-
tic pipe.

The installed cost is estimat-
ed at approximately $10,000. We
will keep on the job and sooner
or later will have the ice plant
operating. You can help make it
sooner rather than later,

igar last Saturday spending the
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Spencer Newell of Nelson,
Mrs. H. Wade visited Castle-

Hingley before returning to her
home in Nelson,

Visitors in Castlegar on the
weekend were Dr. H. Smythe and
Mrs, Smythe and children of Nel-
son.

Former residents of Castle-
gar, Mr. and Mrs, A. Hendy and
Wayne visited Castlegar on the
weekend. Mr. ‘Wayne Hendy. has
been to For-

‘The evening was spent
playing games, ending with de-
licious refreshments served by
the hostess.

A group of friends gathered

‘and enjoyed a house-warming

party at the home. of Mr. and
Mrs. I. Reinsbakken.

Gerry Argatoff of Trail spent
the weekend at the Castle Bar
Ranch as a guest of Gordon An-

derson,

‘Mrs, E. Brad@ford accompan-
led by her brother of Trail mo-
tored to Victoria to be with their
father who is seriously ll.

* Mrs, Bob Millspough of Lew-
iston, Idaho, visited her sister,
Mrs. M, Hingley, before leaving
to make her home in Sacramen-
to, California.

Mrs, A. Harvey, Mrs, Gwi-
lym Hughes, Mrs, G. Anderson,
were hostesses at a Hallowe'en
party for 12 little Brownies who
collected for UNICEF on. Hal-

M. | Parish hall where they were met

lJowe'en night, returning to the
by the hostesses and treated to an
enjoyable evening playing games
and ending with refreshments,

Mrs. Helen, Gergely left yes-
terday to spend a few days in
Nelson,

The Rainbow Circle met at
the home of Mrs, Bob Hunter
with 10 membérs in attendance.

est Ranger at Elko, B.C. and has
left to resume his duties.

Mr, and Mrs, Coultan and son
Bill have left to make their home
in Vancouver,

A number of friends gath-

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PETE KINAKIN

BOX 273 — CASTLEGAR, B.C. — PHONE 5160

ROAD UNDER
CONSTRUCTION

PROCEED AT
YOUR OWN

ar yw
Co i
Ey,

anything can happe:

(That all-day shopping trip to the BIG CITY may sound .
attractive when you plan it. But road hazards, weather,-car
failure and heavy traffic can easily make you sorry you
strayed so far from home. Especially so when our local

Stores offer just as much (and often more) in styles, selec-
‘tion and value, °
Not only our hometown merchants, but service stations,
automobile dealers, banks and professional men in this com-
munity can provide everything you need for better living
Land personal care,

The next time the idea of tating your’ -shopping dollats fag.
from home presents itself, be realistic. Ask yourself wheties
ee risks involved are worth the effort.

1. HONEST VALUES |
2. AMPLE SELECTION

@. INSTANT DELIVERY, --
SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT

4. MORE PERSONAL AND ¢
FRIENDLIER TREATMENT 4

SAVING OF TIME .
6. RELIEF FROM COSTLY.
TRAVEL...

1

_, HERE'S HOW YOU BENEFIT. BY DOING
| ALL ‘YOUR SHOPPING LOCALLY

When you buy from your hometown merchants you get: :
27. FREEDOM FROM ROAD
HAZARDS
8. ELIMINATION OF cosTLY
PARKING PROBLEMS -
9. AVOIDANCE OF JOSTLING
ROWDS

10. THE cu CHANCE To To BUILD :

NITY BY

PUTTING your! DOLLARS
TO WORK HERE

‘YOUR LOCAL STORE
OFFERS MORE

Bo.

> FAMILY FUN NIGHT

In the Arétia- dnd tor. the Arena

. YOU'LL HAVE A PIPIN OF A TIME AND HELP TO INSTALL THE PLASTIC PIPE

_ FLOOR SHOW
GAMES OF SKILL
JITNEY - DANCE
GAMES OF CHANCE
REFRESHMENTS.
GAMES FOR KIDDIES

COME WARMLY DRESSED

THE FUN. STARTS
AT 6 SHARP

PEANUTS CANDY
POPCORN, MUSIC
ROCK ’N ROLL

COME WARMLY DRESSED

KLONDIKE

MONEY ACCEPTED