CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March- 27,

1958
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REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird |
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

Mrs, Johnson

the winner of the bonslee prize,
Delicious ved by

Castlegar Happ

The Right Rev. P. A. Beattie,
Bishop of Kootenay, was the
guest of

the hostess, assisted by, the co-
hostess, Mrs. brought

Mrs, Williamson
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Deer Park Socials

the evening to a close.
Sar

B.A. Resker, following the con-
firmation service in St. Alban’s
Anglican Church on Sunday
evening,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard-

The: Rainbow Circle of the
United Church met at the home
of Mrs. B, Hill last Thursday
night with 7 members and 1
guest present. The Devotional

Mr. and Mrs. R. Seaman,
Mrs. W. E, Elder and Mrs. J. V.
Briggeman all of Trail, were the
Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs.
F. Briggeman.

Mrs, J. Reimer’ acco

‘Renata Tidings

‘Mrs, P, Neufeld of Rosemary,
Alta, has returned to her ‘sum-
mer jhome here for the summer,
She was accompanied by her son
Rev. D. P. Neufeld of Rosemary
who visited here for a_ time,
While here he preached and
showed slides on Palestine in
the school house Sunday.

Mrs, L, Wither has returned
from her two months holiday in
Vancouver.

OGLOW BROS.
Building & Supply Co. Ltd.

Building: Supplies

+ CASTLEGAR

Mr. H. W.

for Koot

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West in

Ja

" panied Car! Reimer, her brothet gm

in-law of Vancouver, to spend
few weeks’ ‘visiting friends,
Ted Swales, district horticuy
turist showed
growers here Mar. 18th showin!

slides on insect pests, raspberry

fruit worm and rot on apples,
Mar. 19th, Mr. Van Ackerer
and Bill Green of BC. Tre}

Fruits, Kelowna and Mr. Kinnargg
of Associated Growers, Vernorg
and R, Foxall of Nelson held §
mecting here to discuss variou]

fruit problems,

MARCH 31st

son were visitors in Ci
at the weekend.

Miss Pearl Cribben of Slo-
can Park was a weekend visitor
at the home of her nephew and

period was by Mrs. J,
Gemmill, following which the
members worked on articles for
their forthcoming tea and sale
of work. The evening closed with

niece Mr. and Mrs.

°.
Mr. Colin Fraser left this

-|morning by train for a two

month holiday to be spent in
touring. the British Isles.
Miss M. Hogben, Miss M.

dainty served by
the hostess. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. L.
Groutage on April 17.

Robson Socials

Martin and Mrs. were
weekend visitors in Spokane.

Mr, and Mrs, B, Hill have as
their guests,’ Mr. and Mrs. Riley
from Grand Forks.

Rev. and Mrs, A. O. McNeil
left Tuesday for Creston to take
home Mrs. Leveque, who has
ben their guest for the past few
weeks.

At the Girl Guide Bake Sale
held Saturday in West's Store,
Mrs. D.. Peppard was the lucky
winner of the cake draw with
the correct guess of 166 Jelly
beans in the jar.

Mrs, Al Link of Kimberley
is spending a week here with her
mother, Mrs. W. Schwartzen-
hauer,

Mr. W. Schwartzenhauer re-

turned on Sunday te Kamloops

where he is employed. -

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Read
of Trail were Sunday visitors at
the home of the latter’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Killough.

Mr. and Mrs, L. Grunerud
have returned from Outlook,
Sask., where they had been call-
ed by the sad news of the death
of Mrs. Grunerud’s mother.

Mrs. Helen Gergely and Mrs.
J. Gemmill were Trail visitors
last Friday.

Friends of Mrs, ‘Chuck’ Thring

will be pleased to learn she has
returned from Kootenay Lake
Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Devitt
motored as far as Penticton at
the weekend with the latter's
sister, Mrs. L. MecNiel of Los
Angeles who is now enroute to
her home.

Luncheon guests on Monday
at the home of Dr. and Mrs, G.
H. Page were Bishop Beattie and

Resker,
which the Bishop left for Kaslo.

Mrs. A. Worthing of Pen-
ticton has returned horne after
spending the weekend here as
guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. und Mrs. R. Mad-
docks.” *

‘ eee
The Goodwill Circle of the
United Church met last Thurs-
day night at the home of Mrs.
with 15 members:
and’ 3 guests ‘present.
After the’ Di period,

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Danchella
and family, and Mrs, Susie Dan-
chella, are spending a few days
in Vancouver.

Mrs. D, Duncan was a Trail
visitor, Tuesday,

Mrs, M. Lusher and Miss N.
Beckett returned from Nakusp,
after visiting with their sister
Mrs, A, Lodge, since Christmas.

Mr.-and Mrs, R. Brown and
family were weekend visitors to
Spokane.

Mrs, J. Porter is visiting in
Rossland for a day or so, the
guest of her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. Duck-
worth.

Mrs. A, Smecher is in Kim-
berley, visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Nixon, while Mrs, Nixon is re-
covering from zn operation.

Mr. and Mrs, E. Duckworth
visited Rossland Friday, the
guests of their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs: G. Duck-
worth,

Mr. ‘A. Nesmith of Trail vis-
ited at:the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Johnson recently.

A very successfiil Bake Sale
and Tea was held in the Com-
munity Hall on Sat, The Unicn
of Spiritual Community of Chris‘,
will make.a donation of $350, to
the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital,;the proceeds cf the bake
sale, {tea and xaffle. The ladies
responsible for the making of
the quilt-dnd cushions were Mrs.
Jack Chernoff, Mrs. Wm, Gork-
off, Mrs. Sam Holoboff, Mrs. Pete
Evdokimoff, Mrs, Fred Relkoft
and “Mrs. Pete Relkoff. These
ladies also donated the materials
for making the quilt and cush-
icns, Mrs. Patsy Makortoff don-
ated a*erochet doily for the door

donated by all the Robson Wom-
en of’ the The quilt

prize.’ The baking and tea was].

the Federal Election, was a weck-
end visitor to Decr Park and
Renata,

E. (Ted) Swales, of Creston
and Mrs. J. Reimer of Renata
were the recent guests of the
latter's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs, C, Williamson.

Mr. E, T, Coleman of Nelson
is spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Coleman.

Mrs. H. Coleman was the
hostess when members of the
Deer Park Women's Institute
met at her home for their weekly
sewing meeting, At this meeting
several kiddies dresses were
finished, blouses cut-out ready
for sewing and other articles
made. Refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs, F. Briggé-
man will be, the hostess next
week.

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which was first” ‘prize was won by
Mrs, Sam Gleboff of Robson,
Seecnd prize, a cushion, was won
by A; P. Sdao, Box 6, Roisland.
Third prize, also a cushion, went
to Mrs, M. Sherstobitoff of Rob-
sson, Mr, ‘Pete Relkoff of Kin-
naird won the door prize.

Ki

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led. by. Miss Wyllie, games were
enjoyed with winners being Mrs.

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Menday.

Mrs. G, York spent last week
with Mrs,.R. Symons while her
husband attended the Forest
Rangers Convention in Nelson.
They returned to their home in
Creston on the weekend. Attend-
ing the conventicn from here,
was Mr. H. Wood. Mrs. Wood
joined him on Thursday for the
Forestry dance, returning Friday

Mr. and Mrs. K. Jensen of
Nelson spent Sunday at the home
ef their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLeod.

Mr. R, Wadey left for Kim-:
berley on Tuesday. He is with the
smoke control division of the
C.M.&S,.
there for a month,

Mrs, E. Burroughs returned
Tuesday from spending a month
with- her daughter, Miss Mae
Burroughs in Santa Rosa, Cali-
fornia.

Due ‘to the illness cf her
sister, Mrs. L. Shutty,, Mrs. 0.
Riley spent two weeks in Nelson
with the Shutty family, returning
Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Heagy

weekend as the guests of Rev.

D. A. Mackellar, of New Denver.

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Legionnaires of Branch 170
ere taking a great deal of quict
pride in two projects they have
undertaken recently.

All members are giving their
full backing to the new upsurge
of activity in the Branch, and
toward these projects which
support our community. -

The Radio Bingo idea, pre-
sented by John Walker at 2
meeting some weeks ago, has
been a fruitful one, Comrade
Walker is full of good ideas and
is always ready to present them
at meetings,

Through the Radio Bingo, the
local, Legion Branch will make
a significant and lasting contri-
bution ‘to our new hospital, Once
the bingo prize of $500 has been
won, Legionnaires will present a
cheque covering the full amount
needed to furnish a ward at the

. hospital.

Legionnaires take great pride

Auxiliary to Branch 170,-
provided much; indirectly
work, s

It is noticeabi le 05 work pro-
gresses on tHe new addition to
the Legion Hall, how important
the interest of the LA is to the
progress: of construction,

Comrade Ab Condie, Bill
Summerfield ond Pete Ewart,
not to mention several , other
hungry gentlemen, are taxing the,
ladies to the limit of their culin-
ary art on Saturdays, when the
workers sit down for the noon
meal provided by the Auxiliary.

We certainly appreciate the
work of the ladies in providing
a’ wonderful hot meal for the
boys each Saturday. I wonder if
they could somehow split up the
heavy weights, who gather at one
end of the table, Poor Mac
threatens to give up if he is
sandwiched between two hungry
husgies again. °

We can all look forward to
another delightful repast this
courtesy of the LA,

in this
Few people will associate
the ladies with building con-

when construction takes over
once again at the hall. We'll see

struction. However, the Ladies’

you all there at 8:30 a.m.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

RE: Complaints and Suggestions

Any above named must be made in writing to. be dealt
with at Council meetings. ,

Verbal or phone éalls will not be accepted.

KOOTENAY

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‘Village. of Costiegar

J. P, LOGELIN,

H W. Herridge, CCF can-

tinued his campaign for re-elec-
tion by addressing a large:meet-
ing at the Region Hall last Freie
day. .
* The aieating, chaired by J.
Kelly of Castlegar and attended
by nearly fifty Castlegar resi-
dents, heard Bert Herridge give
a@ short resume of legislation
Passes in the last session at Ot-
tawa before presenting the CCE
platform for the current election
campaign,
He pointed out that the gov-
ernment acted like typical pre-
election governments of the past

: Bert Herridge Campaigns
Here For March 31 Election

didate for Kootenay West con-| campaign,

naird, Herridge’s &gent for this
was quite pleased
with the amount-of funds collec-

a major source of CCF campaign
funds. ‘We don't accept money
from: big business’ he stated.

During the discussion and
question period he was asked
how much money had been made
available for ‘the river wall ex-
tension in. Trail by the Federal
Government. ‘None,’, he replied,
‘they offered to pay o percentage
of the cost after its completion
and after the provincial and civic
governments made their agree:

by only
that put them in a favourable
light, knowing that. an election
would be called at ‘anytime.

Mr. Herridge recalled how
the PC’s were ardent supporters
of many CCF resolutions while
in opposition but reversed their
stand while they were the gov-
ernment on such vital issues ag
the Trans-Canada Pipe Line-and
a Bill of Rights for C

ments on the

er! i

The question on tariffs on
lead and zinc came up and Mr.
Herridge stated that after strong
representations by all MP's from
B.C., unions, civic governments
and other n vitally

ited at the meeting. Mr. Herridge:!, * |
stated that these collections are] * ~

An executive and coaches
meeting of the Castlegar-Robson
-Kinnaird Minor Baseball Club
was held at Anderson’s Agency
on Monday, March 24,.with nine
members from Kinnaird and four

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 27,

1958 EI

Robson — one team — coach
unappointed as yet. :

BABE RUTH LEAGUE

Castlegar: — H: Anderson.

Kinnaird — L. Ackney and

from C being

present,

Coaches are, as follows:
LITTLE LEAGUE

Castlegar — E, Lewis and C.

Rebson — L, DeRosa.

Next. meeting of the coaches
and. executive will be held on
Wednesday, April 2, at 8 p.m. at
Anderson's Agency,

Niegar; B. Shay and B.
J. Lipsett.

Kinnaird — B. Brown and
B, Rourke; H. Bate and E. Mills.
Robson — two teams—coach-
es unappointed as yet.

* PONY LEAGUE

— G. Lind and T.

concerned with’ the question, the
Cabinet saw fit to tender only
a‘ mild form of protest to the
US government.

‘Canada must speak with a
ronger voice on if

attains and not follow, the Ameri-
can line. We must realize the de-
sirability and advantages of
conference by heads of state, no
matter how prolonged or futile
they may seem,’ were the words

" Liberal Candidate
Ending Campaign .

Swinging into a series. of
final meetings and public ap-
pearances this Thursday, Friday

of Mr. on in-
‘ternational affairs, ‘The UN
should be strengthened and all
international disputes should be
discussed . and just solutions
should be found there—not in
the American State Department.
All countries should be admitted
to the UN where international
friction can bé discussed openly.’

Mr. Herridge drew a hearty
laugh when he said, ‘If you want
to know what’ is wrong with the

and listen to the radio and you'll
know by what they say about
each other,’

He then presented the ccr
platform to the meeting.

Mr. Pat. Romaine of Kin-
ees Sea ot

Clerk

old-line parties, read the papers],

and Liberal C:

for Kootenay West, Bill Me-
Loughlin, speaks at a four can-
didate forum in the Trail Mine-
Mill Halon ‘Thursday night, ad-
dre sSeS a public meeting in con-
junction * with! * Senator Sidney

then’ return to’ Trail for the
campaign windup.

Earlier this week Mr. Mc-
Loughlin visited the homes of
Nelson . residents;.on Monday
morning, was the guest of a
Lakeside City Service, club for
luncheon, and attended a coffee
party in the afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. Fraser, Tees.
‘Tuesday. morning, Mr. Mec-
Loughlin travelled to Riondel to
meet people there ‘as well as at
other centres along the way. Re-
turning to Nelson Tuesday even-
ing Mr. McLoughlin addressed a
public meeting. Chairman for the
affair was Mr, ‘Lefty’ White.
‘Wednesday morning Mr, Mc-
Loughlin met Arthur Laing, B.C.
Liberal Provincial Leader, at the
Castlegar airport, Mr. Laing was
the featured speaker at a public
meeting in Trali Wednesday
night. ‘Earlier in the evening Mr.
Laign was the honored guest ‘at
a Liberal dinner. During the day
Mr. McLoughlin and Mr. Laing

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campaign in the Castlegar and
Trail areas.
Everywhere he spoke Mr,
McLoughlin outlined the Liberal
platform. He pointed out that
the; policies endorsed by the re-
cent Liberal National Conven-
tion were
with past practice of .Liberal
Administrations in “Ottawa.
‘When corrective action was re-
quired in the past to avoid re-
cession’, he said,
Government took quick, decisive
action. The Liberal members in

blocked such action by the Dief-
enbaker administration because
they realized that if serious un-
employment: were to be avoided
drastic xeductiqns were nec-
essary. : However, said Mr. Mc-
Loughlin; “Mr, Diefenbaker chose
at.a;time‘wlienh serious problems
were to be: solved, to work for
political advantage. I feel sure,
said the Liberal candidate, ‘that
the Canadian people will return
a Liberal administration on
March 31, knowing that the
Pearson- Plan for Canada is a
sound and reasonable solution to

the problems existing in our
country today.’

entirely . consistent]:

‘the Liberal]:

the last session would nct have]"

c
Hansen; M. Daiten.

Kinnaird — H, Wood and J.
bitten! ~

Moreen Spence of Nelson
spent the weekend with her
grand-parents here, Mr. and Mrs.
K. M. Spence,

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not eloquence!

THE PEARSON LIBERAL PLAN WILL
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«+. put men and women back to work again
... Signal business to go ahead with expan-
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Diefenbaker oratory and his confused pro-
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Present i in his

way.

« for Senior Citizens,

just the few.

total, ar are largely carry-overs from the previ-
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ones will take months, at least, to get under ,

Only the PEARSON PLAN offers
action now fo help all Canadians,

Income Tax cuts up to 25% ... new helps for
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PEACE — ATOVE ALL:

Without peace, the Pearson Plan or
anybody’s plan can be meaningless.
Naturally, all parties are prepared to
work hard for world peace. But in all the
world, no man, has proven himself a
more effective worker for peace than
Canada’s Lester Pearson. As Prime Min-
ister, Lester Pearson—and Canada —will
have a new and greater effectiveness i in
the vital cause of peace.’ .

Your decision on March 31st will affect your
income . .. your family security for years to
come! Consider carefully... seriously — then
VOTE THE PEARSON PLAN ... VOTE YOUR
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