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been visiting at coastal points Waynes Teac

noe i for the past month, arrived last

y : r Monday to -spend a few weeks

Castlegar Happenings Vespa pean aera

PHONE 2676 ‘Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Fowler, be-

fore’ i to her" home in

rown,| hours at @:30' pm, ‘and worked till |’
| 5:30, at which time school ‘bus-

‘went| are about evenly, matched \as to
‘school | hove and. a Sie

Mr. and Mrs, B, W. Etty left

on’ Monday for jthelr home in|-

: Tujunga, Calif,, ' after a two-weelc
visit at thé home of the latter’s
‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ered
Eremenko, |

Mr..F, Eremenko is a ‘pa-
tient in Trail-Tad

Belmont, Man.
“Mrs, C. T. Onions is visiting
in ‘Penticton this week.

Mrs. C. Bell and daughter
Leslie of Vancouver are visiting
at the home of her brother-in-
lew and sister, Mr. and Mra, E

Mrs. Eremenko ‘returned during|
the weekend "from the hospital.
Mrs, W. Goodbrand, who has

Mr. W. D, Law of Calgary is
a business visitor in the district.
“Mr. and Mrs. C. S, Stephen-

son, daughter Lois and son

Lorne left on Monday for Spo-

kane, where they will make

their home.Mr. Stephenson is

employed with the. fertilizer
of C

——

INDUSTRIAL

industria! First Aid Clesses = decteid under the

ices of the Work

the t. John Ambulance Keone will be held at
' ‘TWIN RIVERS SCHOOL Bec
Commencing TUESDAY, OCTOBER Sth at 7:00 P.M.

ion Board and

: All p ii J. should ji with the
Instructor at the above time and ploce..

St. John Ambulance Association
Costlegor-Kinnaird ‘ ‘Center.

Mrs. H. A. ‘McLaren of Van-
couver is visiting her brother-in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, H.
R. Adie for a few days.
|. Mr. “.. Matossa.: of Nelson
visited at the, home of his son-
in-law and daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. Ken ‘Crosby last week.

Mr. and’ Mrs; °‘Jacl

eave Thursday" for” ‘Windsor,

Ont.
_ Cecil Watson’ was ‘a* recent
visitor from Penticton,

Mrs, King Sr. arrived home
after spending’ some time at
Lethbridge, Alta; R

Mr., G.. Atchison * "and sons|
Billy and Chum were weekend)
visitors from-Oliver,

Mr. D, Seaton’has “left to
spend a few weeks in’ Cupor,
Sask.

Mr, and. ‘Mrs. +Ken “Crosby
this

Mrs. 1. ‘Waldie cand Mr, and Mrs
H.! Pitts, 05)

Mr. and Mrs, O. Pederson,
Karen’ and Kenneth ‘of Whalley,
B.C.) are. visiting the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, I. Reder,
sen, for a week.

‘Mrs, John Wiig geste home
from. spending’a' week with: her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs... Jack. Flamenck of Kash
“. Mr. Odd Aasland, 0.:Pedér-
sen, Pete: Williams, and Frank
Uranowick: are. hunting | in: the
East Kootenays for ‘ten days. °°

Mr. and Mrs, W. Hale of Re-
nata have taken up residence in
Castlegar. . i

Mr..and Mrs. G. Wanl is have

af irs. Georg
-Metz, France, where ‘Mr.’ Li

; is,’ a. flig i
during the summer. Mrs. Landis’ is the former Mile. Germaine

last week’s NEW:

Manquat of Metz. An 3 it. of ' the: r P

left Castl to take up

in East Trail. ie

Mrs, I. Colder, Mras, ‘I Cart:
er, Mrs. T.'W: Lozenby and Drs,
H. Jacobs. of Trail were IODE|,
visitors on "Monday.

Mr, and “Mrs. Cliff Brown
of Vancouver, formerly of Castle-
gar, visited the latter's grand-
mother, ' Mrs, E Thatcher, over
the

are
week, , RB

Mr. H. H. Pitts was a‘recent
visitor at the ohme of -Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan‘ ‘Jotinston|
have. as their visitor for a week
the latter’s mother, Mrs. A. L.

From British Columbta’s- ea ie

ee

Famous Cattle Ranches

“FOR YOUR FAMILY

TABLE

Roast ‘Beef, tender and fusealene
Steak, prépared the way your °
* family likes it best—always make
ahit. This is the time of year
to enjoy beef at its best. The ‘|
fanious, grass-fed ‘beef. of British -
Columbia is now on the market.

: Each time you shop for. meat
choose B.C. Beef and am :
get the finest. : me

Buy. AND, ENJOY B.C. Foops— ae
‘HELP KEEP BRITISH COLUMBIA
F . PROSPEROUS... ....-

‘| was the rst. of their ‘bi

of ‘York.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Scott with

Legion Auxiliary.
Heais Report. ‘On
Fall Fair Booth:

Areport on the success of the
refreshment booth at the Castle-
gar’ district.Fall Fair: was given
to the Ladies’ Auxiliary. to the

J. Townsend.

Mrs, Ivy Hh president, was
in the chair at th meeting, held
orm September 25° vin the Legion| ~

sons George and Calvin is visiting] yan:

at the home of Mrs. Scott’s moth-
er, Mrs. John Sherbiko.

Kinnaird Kormer

*' Mr. and Mrs. Les :LeFaive
had, as ‘their guests. fora. “few
days recently, |

Mr. and Mrs. AF ‘Temlett
and son Garry of -North Burna-
by, accompanied by Miss Mary
Baird: of Boston,. Mass. .

Bruce McDonald of Cranbrook
ang Bill McKay of’ Balfour. were
the guests of .Arlan ‘Henderson

|| for a few days last ‘week:.

Mr. A. A; Lambert returned

Thursday. -from ‘a: business trip

to Portland, Ore. = ;

Mr. and Mrs, M. Rissock and
family yisited. friends “in. -Ross-
land on. Sunday, -

The. Kinnaird Friendly Club

met at the home of Mrs. R. EI:

Burke.on Tuesday evening. This

‘It was decided that cards of
thanks would be sent to J. Mason,
Ne

cess. A total of $77.00 was turned}:
over to the Auxiliary.

Mrs, Townsend also. reported
on the very successful bake sale
put on in ‘aid of the’ Legion bar,
which! had netted $30.70. A vote

ladies of the Legion and the
Auxiliary who donated.

A record player for the blind
donated. to the Auxiliary ‘by, Mr.
H. R. Foxlee of Robson ‘will be
pes “over, to. three Castlegar

> mae

Canadian Legion No. 170 by Mrs. -

of’ thanks went’ out to all. the/—

: “TIN CHURCH

; Maihe :

St. Rita’s Church
‘Rev... E. Brophy PP. *
Masses at’8:30 and: 10:30 a.m.

Benediction at 7:00 p.m.
Confessions. Sat. +5. and .
97-8 p.m, .

St. Joseph's Chapel
a Braphy PP.

ae “at 8:30and.10:30 a.m: -

Confessions Sat, fad pan, a

“Pentecostal
Tabernacle,

“| Sunday: School: — 10:00 am.

> Morning: Worship — 11:00 a.m.
*) Ewangelistic: — 7:30 -p.m.
Prayer’ and. Bible” study, Wed.
7:30 spams

Young Peoples, Friday

Pm ar
“Everyone ‘Welcome '

Community: Bible
Sunday, in ‘the. Legion Halt.

10:30 a.m... Persad yp ose re School
Bs ae oe, Serpe

a

attend the Fruitvale convention
October 6.and 7 are Mrs. ‘Towns?
end. and: Mrs:: E.. Dinner.as fra-
ternal and: standard bearer. :

‘It was decided to hold a cake
draw each ‘social night, with the

mectings.
Congratulations to ‘Mr. and
Mrs, A. H. Nielsen,’ who are

“|happy to announce the arrival

of.a son, Glen Gaty, who was
born on October 1 at the: Koo-

{| tenay Lake" General Hospital. -

Mr. and ‘Mrs.’ J.'L. Schofield

‘| are spending severa ldays visiting

with the latter’s sister and
brother-in-law, “Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Archibald: ”

Mr, J. ‘Puriuk * éf Estevan,

'|Sask, is spending ‘two weeks
‘| with his mother, aire Steve ‘Tur-|

cak.

ALFRED READ ELECTED
CREDIT UNION BEAD -

Mr. Alfred Redd was, elected
: president of the Castlegar Credit
Union at their Thursday night
board meeting. Mr. Read replaces
Sam Kinakin, who stepped down

from_ the. presidency due to a 3

change. in. qgcupation..
Read’:has ‘been’ an ‘of:
cer. in’ the ‘Credit! Union since
its ‘incorporation © and’ has served
on. the. board of‘ directors, the
supervisory *- it -. committee,

‘hand as treasurer :

to go
ments at future socials, and iu
Auxiliary member’ is to supply | %
a cake’ in turn.

Mrs. K.. Bate “was naméd to
the Kinnaird. sirk rommittee, and

Peppard: are to ‘attend a meeting
for handicapped children on

KRC.' The next monthly meeting
will. be held ‘at.the home. of Mrs,
id

to VAN scouver ‘and CALGAR

¢ except sunday):

“Enjoy lGubesihain comfort aos Foomy, ‘Pressurized

cabin . . \. stewardess ‘service.

“Connections with Canadian :Pacific. “Empress”

to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii.

ip and Hobby.
Thursday, 7:45 Bible: Study. ‘and
Prayer meeting at 51 Colum-
_ bia. Ave. ‘

Lutheran, Services
Every second and fourth Sun-
day, 3:00 pm in St: Alban's

“Kinnaifd—Seryice ‘of Worship
10:00 am., Sundty School of
11:60 ‘am.’

10:30 am, Service “of Worship
at. 7:

aC urch h of Tie Chuist
Of Latter Day. Saints

Robson—first and third Sun-
days -at--11:00--a.m. «

fe The Anglican Chuureht

& : ving ide
1 1956"
\Gastlegar, da am.” ‘and 7:30 pm.

, Kinnaird, 11am, (Morning

Wisit with friends and relatives in the Old
Country this Christmas, And for added en-
oH at go. WHITE EMPRESS and take ad-

“shipboard ‘luxuries .'. .,and_ that famous -
Canadian : Pacific’ service and hospitality!

{Assistence with passports and fell.
“latormation from yout ieee agent:
Canadian Pacific office.

CHRISTMAS SAILING DATES
From MONTREAL to LIVERPOOL.

“Dee. 4
Dee. 18 ‘sie

% Trail ‘Only Holdout

M. B.: Dalton, Costloger
~ Telephone 4951

27:00. “Young Beopie's

“PRIME RIB. BEEF.
— Sunday School - : y

Rolled.

tons, backed by more than 10,000," Dent Oanadian ;

[boseebowess breakaway a >ath- tween three and efght feetit thick,

way |way. Inthis: particular. ope! brat
ton, the. ship - ‘bad to smash

thick lop by literally saeunting a
30 calles: ten’ and with 4 ico oe. (graphic surveys.”

big floe and letting” hi Ber 6-500)

dor’ is now’

Against Year-Re md
Daylight Saving Time

“The.. Trail : city council;
headed ‘by “Mayor “Reed, is the
only holdout against introduction

time in: the West K

“¢
Mining and Smelting Company
has purchased fom

water. plant located at the Com-

of ‘ year-round | daylight saving

pany’s chemical fertilizer opera-
tion . at -Trail, BC. Heavy water

taken among members ‘ot: ‘Local
480 ‘showed (a ‘

Jim’ Macbeth, secretary of the
Associated Boards of ‘Trade and
Chambers“ of’ Commerce “of
}| Southeastern: * BC., said last | "5°

* He'said’ that although a vote

hasbeen dis
put some ‘of the equipment will

heavy water: plant

be. adapted ‘ for hydrogen plant

“Known as Project”: 9, “the|,

for daylight saving time; and de-

spite” urgings by other comiuni-
jand, Nelson, C:

Kinnaird—the city’ of Trail was

The East Kootenays have had
Tir

cal . with” daylight saving ane
here—for ‘years, The law only
‘specifies that ‘all “of ‘British Col-

deliberately. dragging - “its feet. : the:

ing, time ih surnmer.\ it does not
Time

umbia must go on i, “Tom

A‘ récommendation ~ to” re-
main ‘on’ “Mountain Standard

ason, pull a
sob can: ‘won, the = playofts,
‘title’