CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 23, 1959

THE CASTLEGAR NEWS SOCIAL NOTES ie

Castlegar
Kinnaird

REPORTERS

Kaufman — 5488
Johnson — ‘5165
Williamson
Warkentin

Castlegar Happenings
ee brn nuaeeumenmes

Castlegar residents are re-
quested to phone their social
news for. next week's paper to
Mrs, W. O. Devitt at 5117. Mrs.
Hostetter is on holiday.

Mrs, M. ‘Stainton left on Mon-
day oan Amsterdam fdr London,
England, and other points. She
wi return to Castlegar in Oct-

"Richard Dorman left on Wed-
nesday for a few days in Van-
couver.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, R. E. Goulet are the

gar and District Hogpltal.

Mrs. L. V. Campbell is ex-

pected home tomorrow after

Spending a week visiting with
her mother in Kamloops.

Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hes-
keth returned during the week-
end from a 10-day holiday at
Vancouver and Victoria, return,
ing via the States.

Miss Wendy Seaton return-
ed from a two-week visit with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Moodie of New
Westminister.

Mrs, John Chap of San Die-
go, Catifornia, was the house
guest last week of Mrs, Archic

former’e bro ther-in-l: and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs, J. Lamibert
and family of New Westminister
and the latter's brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Fairweather and family of New
“Westminister.

Vicki and Sharon Jones are
presently visiting their brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Basran of Kelowna.

Mr. Fred McReady who was
recently Injured on the CPR has
-returned home from the Castle-

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BIRTHDAYS

for our families,

aay, we would be wise 60 apa

“gehves a few questions:

“Have my circumstances, changed
ssince last year? Do I"now need
sreater life insurance coverage?
Find 1 better. not do

a family friend of
many years, Enroute home she
will visit her former home town,
Vernon. This is Mrs, Chaps first
visit in 12 years,

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dams
and family of Honeymoon Bay
have returned to their home af-
ter a visit with relatives and
friends in the District.

Mr, Reg Skinner of Trail and
Mr. W. Jennings of Nelson ar-
rived recently to take up posi-
tions: with Inland Gas Co.

Mr. F. A. Hostetter returned
during the weekend from a holl-
day at coastal points and Leth-
bridge. Mrs, Hostetter continued
on to Portage la Prairie to visit
her son-in-law _gnd daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, J. Nixon,

Mr. and Mrs. P, Zanet re-
turned Wednesday from a few
days holiday in the Spokane dis-
trict,

Mr. Cecil Bradford and Ann
left on Monday for a few days in
Cranbrook where they will meet
Mrs, Bradford who has been vis-
iting in Manitoba.

Mrs, Helen Gergely has visit-

FUNERAL SERVICES.

‘Funeral services for the late
Ann Chernoff were held Monday
afternoon in the Union of Spirit-
ual Community of Christ Hall in
Castlegar. The hall was filled to
capacity with friends, nelghbors

ing her at present her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Pitman and family of Port
Coquitlam.

Mr, and Mrs, W. Easton had
visiting them last week, Mr. and
Mrs, Dave Nelson of Palm
Springs, California. Mrs, Nelson
is Mr, Easton's cousin.. They had,
not seen cach other for 32 years.

Mrs. L. C. Johngton of Hope
has been visiting at the Easton
home and with frlends here. She
leaves today for Christina Lake
to visit Mr. and Mrs, George
Santano prior to returning home.

camtp at Rosebud Lake and Char:
Jes Rodgers is enjoying his second
session at Camp Lourdes,

Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Bale ar-
rived home on EYiday evening
from a motor trip to Calgary
where they were the guests of
Mr. Bale's sister and brother:
in-law while attending a reunion
for the ‘Bale family on Sunday.
The occaion was the first time
all members of the family were
able to be together, The Bales re-
turned via the Glaciers and Spo-
kane. -
Mrs. Axel Nellson, Katen and
Glen, are having a month-long
holiday visiting Mrs. Neilson’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Whatley,
and other members of‘htr family
in Port Arthur, Ontario,

spent the weekend with ‘her sis:
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
‘Mrs, George Richards.

+ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Cowlin recently were Mrs. Cow-
lin'g sister, Mrs, C, Magnuson.and
Mr, of Calgary.

Kinnaird Korner
“Mrs. M. L. Aberdeen and
sons Jimmy and David of Van-
couver ‘arrived recently by plane
to visit at the home of Mrs, Ab-
erdeen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.
H, Killough.

Mr. and. Mrs, Alf Smith of
Lethbridge, Alta, are visiting af
the home of their son and daugh-
terinlaw, Mr. and Mrs, Aves

maith,

Mr. and Mrs, Gordon ‘Reh
and family arrived home on Sun-
day from Flat Head Lake in Mon-
tana where they had spent a day
on a return holiday trip which
took them as far as London, On-
tario. They travelled the Cana-
dian route through the Lake of
the Woods area and on to rela-
tives. in the east who had plan-
ned the Reith reunion to coin-
cide with this trip, On the return
trip they visited Toronto and Ni-
agara, crossing into the States
and ‘through the Black Hills of
South Dakota. Their impression
was that these are comparable
to our Summits except for a
smoother passage.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs, Lieyd

Mr. R, F. Oliphant returned
home a few days ago alter being
a surgical patient in the Trail |;
‘Tadanac hospital for the past
five weeks, He is

Miss Albina Mackay of Trail |

who have been

are the former’s brother and slis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Don Var-
ty and small son of Vancouver,
They arrived Tuesday.

‘Word was received recently
by Mrs. G, Gendron from rela-
tives In the east of the sudden
death of a nepliew, Ernest Ham-
el, a seminarian. Rev. Ham.
el was 31 years of age and was
with the Redemptorist Fathers at
Holy Redeemer College in Wind-
sor, Ontario, We sympathize with
Mrs, Gendron and other

and Mrs, Pete Wanjoft are their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Allen McGowan and family
of Kitimat,

Mr. and Mrs. Reg Bro and
family are on a motoring holiday
and will visit coastal points,

Miss Wendy Scott returned
from a holiday spent in Calgary.

Mr, and Mrs., J. H, Smith
have returned after spending a
few days at Boswell.

Mr. and Mrs, J. Raine mot-

@ patient im the Castlegar and
District hospital where he under-
went an operation, is home again
and feeling fine.

David? Adshead -is wishing
with his grandparents, Mr.
Mrs. P, Larocque in Renata an
a few days..

GARD OF THANKS

‘We wish: to: express our sin-
cere thanks to.all relatives, neigh-

the Cleeve and John Paulson fa-
milles,'in this sad news,

Patty and Kenny Ham of
Colville are spending ‘their sum-
mer vacation with thelr grand-
‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fourt,

ored to Friday
returning Sunday evening.
Mrs..B, Rogers and family
returned Sunday evening from
Camp Galilee.
Randy and Bonnie Taylor of
Victoria, who were the guests of

Robson Socials

Back from a two-week. tour
of the mid-western, south-wes-
tern and western States is Lioyd
J. Stadler of the Castlegar News
staff,

Mr. and Mrs, R. T. -Waldic,|
in’ Van-

their Mr. and Mrs,
H. Johnson for the past two
weeks have left for Rossland
where they will visit thelr aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, George
Ensteott for a few weeks. They
will also visit their grandparents,
Mr: and Mrs. P, Taylor,

Mr:. E, Duckworth, who was

bors for their expres-
sions of sympathy, floral tributes
and. acts of kindness received dur-
ing our: recent sad bereavement
in the: loss. of our beloved wife
and: mother, Ann Ohernoff. Spec:
jal thanks: to Dr. A. D, Johnson,
Dr; A. B) ,Alvarez, Dr. H. R.
Christie nurses and staff of the
Trail Tadanac Hospital and Min
to Chapter No. 79, Order of the
Eastern Star, Castlegar, and the
Castlegar Funeral Home. — Ed-
gar Chornoff, Elaine, and Eddie
and Mr, and! Mrs. N. Popoff and
family:.

.couver, arrived home by plane
Sunday.
J. _R, Evans’ and. Mrs.

quictly.

son Robert Scott are visiting the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, R, F, Oliphant. The Hawkins
aow reside at Edmonton.

Pat Cowlin was honored at
an entertaining party and show-
a prior to her marriage on Sat-
arday to Mr. Donald Crantz of
frail. The affair took place at
the home of her parents, Mr. and,
Mrs. Tom Cowlin, and was ar-
ranged by her aunt, Mrs. Ted
Cowlin, Mrs, Ida Cleeve and Mrs.
T. Lang were co-hostesses, sup:
plying an interesting program of
entertainment and “gag” con-
tests. Mrs, Cowlin presented her.
niece with, gifts In a basket de-
corated in the form of a drum
(the groom being a member of
the Trail Highland Band). At-
tending from Trail were the mo-
ther of the groom, Mrs, E, Cran--|
tz, Mrs. W. Heickert, Mrs, Alt
Vecquet, Mrs. McKenzie, Miss
Donna Creech; other guests were}
Mrs, Ron Hawkins, Mrs. Jack,

Ackney are ave Adee par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, A.

from Brandon, Manitoba. The
Ackneys had Mr, Ackney's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
N. E. Coleman, for a few days.
during the week. The Colemans
are from Medicine Hat and are

and relations, also some of the
members of the United Church
of which the deceased . was a
member, pes

“<" Interment was in’ the Bril-
Nant Cemetery. Mrs. Chernoff
was very well known and respect-
ed in the District, as was shown
by the profusion of floral offer-
ings. Surviving are her husband

Nadgar and two children, Elaine

and Eddie.

Pallbearers were Jack Cher-
noff, Nick Kootchin, Nick Swet-
likoff, Alex Swetlishoff, Alex Ril-
koff and Joe Chernoff. The ar-
rangements were entrusted to the
Castlegar Funeral Home.

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Funeral services for the late
Frederick William Zoobkoff were
held from his Brillant residence
on Monday afternoon and inter-
ment in the Brilliant cemetery
followed, There was a very large

about it émmediately before my age
changes-again, and any new policy
which [take out proves more
expensive?”

RENNIE
MITCHELL

PHONE 7631
CASTLEGAR -

and many
floral offerings, -

Mr. Zoobkoff was very well
known in the District having re-
sided in Brilliant for 46 years. He
is survived by his wife Nada and

two daughters, Mrs. N. Kootchin
of Brilliant and Mrs. A. McKim-
mie of Trail and two sons, Fred
at home and John in Calgary.
Pall bearers were W. Zodb-

'| Koff, K. Zaobkoff, M., Zoobkoff,

A, Zarchukoff and A, McKimmie.

now vacationing at the coast.

Mr, and Mrs. Bill Robinson
had a recent holiday in Calgary,
visiting points of interest ‘In the
national parks along the -way. Be-
ing present at one of, Her Majes- |.
ty's appearances was an entran-
cing experience; another out-
standing event was. the’ air shaw
in Calgary. ‘The Robinsons were
accompanied. home ty Mrs. A. Ni-
coletti and her grandchild, Carma.

Visitors at the hame af Mr.
John Ponak and family were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Luppart of Trail,
their daughter .and son-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. C. Wilson of Cal-
gary. - " <
‘Terry Ackney visited the
coast at the beginning of his sum-
mer holidays, His,sister, Trinda,
is back from a holiday at Chris-
tina Lake where she was the
guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Mitchell. Bonny
and Elizabeth Ackney are visiting
Trail at the home of Mr. an
Mrs, Norman Mitchell.

Johnny Bale left Sunday for
a camping session at Camp
Tweedsmuir from which Allan
Wood returned on Saturday,' Al-
lan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wood, attended visitors day at
the camp on Friday.

The Castlegar Funeral Home
was in charge of the arange-

ments,

Laurin Green returned home
from Camp Galilee on Sunday
‘where he had spent a week. His
sister Carol, who spent a few
days in the Nelson hospital, re-
turned home the same day. Gary
Brookes is home from YMCA

. SURF Kine Size

PORK CHOPS, all cuts, Ib. ........

ROUND STEAK,

i tlegar,

TOFF —
“| Mrs. Peter Kabatoff of

Mrs. A. L

Mrs. Mel Smales, Mrs. F. A. Mor-
ris, Mirs. E, Lampard; from Cass

Mrs. Robert Hawkins and.):

Mrs. Len Varty, Mrs. Ted Hill,| the!

‘Evans of Man., have
arrived here for-the summer.
“Mrs. E.R, Wright and.son
Donald of Fernie are the gucsis
of the former's mother, Mrs. E.
}H, MoPhee for a few. weeks,

Mr. and Mrs, B..Thordarsen
.of Brandon, Man., are visiting in
‘Robsen for awhile.

Leslie Waldie, who was in-
vited to attend the Lieutenant-
'Govermor’g Garden Party in Vic-
'terla,, returned home Tuesday:
morning. Leslie: reported. that he

had a most wonderful time and
several times was very close to
‘the-Quéen and the: Duke: of Edin-
burgh. Leslie Was chosen from
ithe: Scout Troop to. represent
‘Robson. All Scouts attending
were in full uniform and attend-
ed in a body. They all’ ad a good

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Mts. I. Green, two daughters
and' son have left REE Scotland
‘where ne they will make:

Mr:. and Mrs, W. T. Waldie
left by-car Satudray for Calgary.
‘THey were accompanied by three
of their grandchildren, Maxine,
‘Lora Lee and Danny, who were
ir guests for the past three
weeltsi. .

Guests at the home-of Mr.

‘thelr home:.| |

TO

BEST WISHES

RICK’S

ON. THE OPENING: OF THE
FINE NEW. STORE.

PLUMBING & HEATING IN’ THIS
BUILDING BY

GEO. KOEHLE

PHONE 7781

Mrs. Art Phillips, and,
Mrs. Sid McPherson.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom,
Cowlin to attend their daughter's
wedding were, Mrs, Cowilln's mo-

tther, Mrs, G. E. Adams of Three||

Hills, Alberta; her brother: andi|
sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs.. Don
Adams and’ son Jimmy of: Tra-

Spending a few days at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, L.. Varty

16, a daughter.
To Mx.. and.
‘Thrums,

chu, Alberta; her sister, Mrs; Mel |:
‘Coulee and Mr. Corliss of Sundre, |’

Robert Fenner © of Kinnaird, July’ .

s sea gi as Banx or M TREAL)

“WCHANIE

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Family FinancePlan-

Bring all your personal credit needs -

with @ low-cost BofM Life-insured Loan.

(Castlegar Beanch: RONALD MINNION, Meneger

WORKING WHTH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LiFe SINCE BRI?

July 18, a daughter.
KERAIFE — To Mx. and Mxs.

Nick Keralff of Kinnaird, July

18, 5 saughier.

EDKOFE:— Ta Mr. and

HL) urs. Daten Obedkoff'at Castlegar,

July 18, a san,

VOYKIN — To Mr, and Mrs.
Carl Voykin of Castlegar, July
19, a son.

BERMEL — Ta Mr, and Mrs.
Louls Bermel of Castlegar, July
21, a daughter.

POZNIKOFF — Ta Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Poznikeff of Winlaw,
July 21, a daughter,

Grandson Honored
Ai Birthday Parly

A lawn birthday party was
held at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
H, Johnson of Robson last Thurs-
day afternoon, honoring their
grandson, Randy Taylor, of Vic-
toria,-on the occasion of his sev-,
enth birthday.

sent. Mr. Johnson showed home
movies and other films to the
children, which-included Alice In

sidy,
Refreshments were served on

- There were 12 guests pre-

Wonderland, and Hop-a-Long Cas-

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BANANAS, 2 Ihs., ......2....005.
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Kinnaird Council Briefs

‘

Phillip Gorkoff asked coun- aa the village in a letter to pur-

«cil to approve a subdivision of his
land into two lots, 58- X 130- feet
- and was refused. -

Village chairman Carl Locb-
lich at first thought the subdiv-
.ision could be approved, saying
that there was no frontage re-
«quirement in the Village, He said
he thought that’as long as all
. Proposed lots in’ a subdivision
had an area of 6,000 square feet
eine subdivision could be approv-
ed,

Commissioner J. C, McLeod
sald he thought a check of the
new zoning bylaw would show
that a was

el BC. products whenever
Possible, “I think we all do that
whenever posible,” noted Mr.
Loeblich,
a6
A letter was read requesting
permission to operate a ‘taxi in
Kinnaird, Mr, Loeblich said taxis
are covered by the village's by-
Jaws and that application need
only be made for a trades Ncence
to operate ong
oe
Councll Spuruyed & $10 don-
ation to the Castlogar and Dis-
trict Chamber of Commerce
for a tourist brochure being

required, Tho bylaw was check-

ed and Mr. MoLecd’s hunch
was proved right.

The new zonfng bylaw says

- Village lots must be 60 fect wide

by
Chambers of “Comimeree of
Southeastern B.
The money collected by the
Castlegar and District Chamber
will be used lo advertise this arca

“was turned down, Mr, McLeod

- said he is “in the same boat.” if|*

he wants to sell a lot’ next to his

house he must first move his
garage five feat,
°

Mrs, M. J. Verzuh is acting
village clerk while P. A. Smibert
ds-on holidays. |

N. Ku cevian, who at-
tended ¢ council with regard to a
«Water main to her property, was
told by water chairman McLeo
.that work on the main “will
sort immediat ately.
. [Subdivision 0 of oF property own-
.ed by was ap
*Erowea by Te onaale The subdi-
vision had been approved in
_prinelpte bs by council at a meet-
ing earlier this year.

eee.

The village's proposed zoning
ibylaw was discussed by council
with M. E, Moran.

ee ‘

Three readings were given
ito bylaw ery to sell lot 3 in block
5, district plan 4598 for $700, The
village has no further use for the
‘lot since it was bought only so
ithat the village could put a pipe-
iline through it./

a

In the
oo

Leave of absence for com:
missioner G. S. Rust was apprev-
ed by council. Mr. Rust has been
ordered by his doctor to take two
months ents of absence from
lage business an
Mae yu : d his work at
ae
Two bullding permits total-
ing $16,500 were approved. They
Were to Michael Poster for a
$16,000 home and to Fred Plotni-
koff Jr, for a $500 car port,

A letter was read from Doug
Whelen of Assoclated Engin-
eers. Mr. Whelen sald that
from the tone of the. Joram
meeting held on Kinnaird’

$177,000 water extension bylaw

“it is hard to understand how

it failed:

He pa he hoped “for the
good of the village” that Kin-
naird will not be forced by the
defeat of the bylaw into too many
half-measures with the present
system,

see

The village has paid all its
commitments for the year to the
schoo} district and hospital dis-

Deer Park Socials

Betty, a six-year:

ae 5 Id goat owned by Victor
Ivanoff of Langstaff, Ont; is’ the
mother of quads. She has moifered 16 kids in

Proud

the past, five five years and gives three quarts of

» Ivanoff saye the milk is

all used by" his family.

trlet, Kinnaird has paid. $25,513

to the school district and $2,153.-

44 to the hospital district,
cee

Public works chairman J.
Hendricks will decide whether. or
not to send fire chief Rene Ar-
chambault to the fire chief's con-
vention being held in August in
Burnaby.

“I think he deserves to go.

They're always heneficlal,”
commented Mr. Loeblich. “Yes,
we got our fire truck through
one of them,” noted Mr. Hen-
dricks, ‘

a ee

Mr, Hendricks said village
crews are starting to . gravel
roads in Kinberry Helghts. Mr.
Loeblich said that at present the
dust is so heavy at Kinberry that
“you can’t see for 10 minutes af-
ter a car goes by.”

.
Commissioners Dougan, Me-
Leod and will attend a

Mr. and Mrs, H.R. Jamie-
‘son, son Barry and Bev-

meeting of B.C, tmunfctpalities in
Kelowna Sept, 16-19,

erley of it the

te a trades licence if they
sell to retallers for, re-sale.

St. John.
the

could. gett in- for a change?” |
. McLeod.

laughed Mr,

‘The municipal red book is
-published eah year and contains
sates on all BC. ientclee

sole
W. Bonner, B.C.'s minis-
ter by industrial development, ur-

Renata ‘Tiding

Reon guests at the home of
Mr, Mrs.. Lou’ Chizmazia

” were Mn and Mrs, Tronson and

Joanie and: Mr. ‘and Mrs. Smate
and family all of

at the h or ae id
lome 0: aN

Mrs, D. D, Jamieson. Mr. Jamie-

son, who is with the B.c. game

.|department, was recently- trans-

ferred to Kimberley from Fort

‘Mrs, R pig Haywood; son Ja-
son and daughter Della of Van-
couver, are spending the holidays

at the home of Mrs, Haywood's

parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs,

RICK’S

‘TV. Sales & Supplies

With the end of the second
week of boys’ camp, 32 slightly
soiled campers were heading for
home with wonderful memories
of the hikes, swimming, boating
and team games at YMCA Camp
Beaverlodge. .

Team 3-captain Brian Daw-
son won the weeks’ competition,
earning tuck for the team mem-
bers Randy Minns, Norm Caldi-
cott, Mike Casselman, Terry Fetz,
Preston Zeeben, Cliff Pedersen
and Gary Brookes.”

Team 3 triumphed at the
Aquatic meet on Saturday earn-
ing points in the “Quick Change
Race,” “Sink the British Navy,”
canoe races, an@ non-swimmer
events.

‘The lake has been so warm
all week it has vbeen hard to
leave the water to do anything
else. A lot of progress was made
on non-swimmers’ and swimmers’
tests and at the campfire Satur-
day night Donald-Taylor was na-

YMCA Campers Head Home

med as the camper who has made
the most progress in his swim-
ming during the’ past week,

eir Sth cards and

are pene’. for Junior Lifesaving
or speed swimmers tests. Gary
Pedersen and Jim Helgren pas-
sed their 50-footdeep water
ests and are now of-

camper of the week and af-
ter ‘breakfast Sunday he extend-
ed the thanks of the boys to cook
Mrs, Ewing and camp mother
Mrs. Dawson for the fine food
and good care they had received.
During the week, the camp-
ers and their leaders donated
$8.30 from their tuck money to
the YMCA world service fund,
Sunday all boys left camp
and the girls and their leaders
arrived looking forward to seven
days packed swimming,
camp crafts and good fun. -

Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
Supplies

They were accompanied by Mr.
Haywood who returned to Van-

Fleetwood T.V.

couver after the
‘Mrs, M. A. ; daugh-

ter Jean and son John of Castle-
gar, were. weekend visitors to
Deer Park, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs, a Williamson.

and Mrs. A, Richards and
family of Castlegar spent the
weekend on a camping and fish-
ing trip at Deer. Park. qe had
as their guests, Mr, and Mrs. C.
‘Appleton of of St. Paul, Alta. ones

Back. from a’ week’s holiday

> at Sunday-schoo) camp ‘at Har-

Mr,.and Mra, Roy Kosiancic

4 ‘Crescent -Valley ‘were visitors

at the home.of Mr. and Mrs. J.

: Ulmi Sunday,

Bob Ulmi, recently in ‘Cres
cent Valley, fs back at his home

. here for a few weeks.

Mr, and Mrs. I: Penner re-
turned from thelr trip to the
coast and Rosemary, Alta. and
were accompanied by their ‘niece,
Miss Anita Penner of Rosemary.

Miss Martha Johr of Cas-

Bortnick family of Trail; ‘Saun-
ders, Woodrows, Merrlefields of
Castlegar and many more.
‘The misses Marion and Joyce
‘McBride of. Vancouver have join-
ed’ their parents here for the bal-
ance of their visit to Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Phelps
and family were weekend visitors
to Deer Park from Salmo.
‘Mr, and Mrs. W. Langman: of
Sweet Grass, Montana, arrived to
spend a few days visiting with
Plends at Deer Park,
J. McKinnon of Nakusp and
J. D'Andrea of Grand Forks were
recent visitors to Deer Park.

‘on SELLING WOH
A WUWSPAPER AD |

tlegar is a guest at the home of
her aunt, .Mrs, Sara Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Esau of
Winnipeg, Man.,-are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Julius
Dyck.
Morris Hillestad of Castlegar

. Visited bed) Renata for a few days,

Mr. and Mrs, David Schap-
ansky of Trail and Mr. and Mrs,
John Schapansky. of Moose Jaw,
Sask., were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Art Koch. -

Mrs, Lamond of Kin-
naird visited ‘at the home of Mrs.
Sara Hansen. i

Dr. and Mrs, McLarty of
West Summerland are camping
in Renata for a few weeks, Dr.
McLarty, plant pathologist, is ob-

Best of Luck

To

Rick’

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 23, 1959

Pay’n Takit |

Prices effective Fri., Sat., Mon., and Tues.

WIENERS

POUND ...:..0sec.s000.. 25 GENTS

—This special starts July 28 (Tuesday) and will
continue to be in effect until the sign in our win-
dow is taken down. REMEMBER THIS IS 20%
CHEAPER than the LOWEST advertised price.
Shop at BOB'S — Why pay more?

PORK LOIN ROASTS
MA ONLY ......... Sich.

“Lean, Tender & Juicy”

AYRSHIRE "SAUSAGE, tb.
BOILING BEEF, Ib.

FULLY

Cooked

= “Ideal for “Quick Meals" '

SALMON — SMOKED COD — HALIBUT

POTATO CHIPS, 3 bags in 1, each
MARGARINE, 2 pounds

HENRI’S ORANGE

A8 ozs. 35c each
ICE CREAM

Yo GALLON ..... weeeeee. 696 each

“Assorted “Flavors"”

PORK-N-BEANS
4 Tins see anermee sea ewe ee 4Se
“ Better Buy Brand”
UNION LARD, Ib.
KING SIZE SURF, each ......... $1.23

LESLIE'S SALT
Tins ........
“It sifts — It pours — It fills”

pgp etl plana

AAA a

the patio...The long table was
centred with a decorated birth-

“BREAD, 2 for 2. ....- 240 ce ecseeeeeeeneeei ene SUC
day cake with seven lighted can:

WIENERS, ‘Dozen, ......-.-2ceeecenceeeeenses 296 ON. THE OPENING OF THE
dles. Mrs, Johnson was assisted : BENE Ss : : family were: recent ‘visitors to NEW STORE ON 1ST AVENUE
in serving by her daughter Mrs, # igs a Trail and Fruitvale. : -
H. Schellenberg, Castlegar. “Each é : es 1 i

guest recélyed candies and ches- : ELECTRICAL WORK BY
sies on leaving. %
We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities — Phone. 3093 as : e ec ric mins

Attending the party were:
Elaine, Maxine and Darlene Ads-
. PHONE 7291 : This i lish layed by the Liquor
WE ARE AGENTS FOR. KOOTENAY LAUNDRY & DRY, CLEANERS Control | Soard or or the pea ion British Columbia,

serving cherries picked here for
shipment while in Renata.
Mr, and Mrs.: A. Koch and

MASON LIDS, wide mouth, 2 pkg. .....
IGE GREAM, Shannon 1/2 gal. .......

Trischuck’ S

KINNAIRD,

Kootenay
Pale Yee

In handy carry-packs

fe

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pens

| To Insure your. Dependents

SUNKIST ORANGES
nd hag .........
—~ Striped Watermelon i in stock —
We reserve the right to limit quantity

? ment.
head, Dorinie and Beverley Dan- ent

chella, -Maxine and Lora, Lee
Flynn, of Calgary, Craig Schel-
lenberg, ‘Castlegar, Mr, and Mrs.
H: Schellenberg and Judith, all
of Castlegar and Bonnie Taylor |
Victoria.

aun
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C. Arthur:
Anderson

The Mutual Life Assurance
of, Canada