, 1958

THEY'RE STILL WITH US — See Editorial Page

Held Monday
Requiem High Mass was sung

Monday: morning at St. Rita’s
Church for the late Joseph Wolf,

1] 72, of Kinaird, who passed awy

May 15 in the Trail Tadanac
Hospital.

Father E, A. Brophy officia-
ted and the rosary was said Sun-
day evening at the Castlegar
Funeral Home Chapel.

St. Rita’s was filled to cap-
acity for the funeral as Mr,
Wolf was an old timer in the
Kootenays and well Known in

this district.

Pall bearers were J. Sever,

J. Luzar, J, Sodjs, J. Kravski, J.

Commission Briefs

Survey plans are to be reg-
istered for a-new road that gives
direct access to the hospital. Part
of Poplar St. will be done away
with,

see

Commissioner Rysen said in-
formation hasn’t been receiv-
ed on garbage cans yet. She is

for the Village. Counell was led
to understand that the provin-
cial government pays a grant for
the employment of such a man

‘| and the above Commisioners will

bring, in a recommendation at
the next meeting.
eee

Counoil approved dates for|

still from
other villages on the spraying,

of mosquitoes.
one

cr issi said|~

by the
women's team which has just
been formed,

ene

ce Carr said he

the installation of water meters

at the hospital, school and Mo-

dern Dairy is “quite a big job,

technically” and said he is still

awaiting engineering advice.
eae

The

could see three days work for
one man fixing up the ballpark
bleachers and thé wire backstop,
Council is to have a Village
workman do the repairs.

“ee

Cc ial C
has moved. into the old village of-
Tice,

sae
Council chairman Oglow re-
ported a CPR representative
spoke to him requesting more
information on Council's re-
quest for pedestrian access on
PR property by the Castlegar
News to Cedar St,
eee
Council approved payment
for fireman Jack Taylor's glass
frames which were broken at a
fire practice,
. *
Commissioners Maddecks and
Pettitt are to look into the ap-
pointment of an athletic director

Cc Carr reported
that the Kiwanis club was in-
terested in turning over the May
Day stand at the park to the

|. Village. Council’ felt that if the

Kiwanians want to give the stand
to the Village they should first
repair it and hand it over in “a
proper manner."
8 ©

A letter is to be sent to the
West Kootenay protesting the
fact that they leave rocks laying
about after digging holes for
poles, “Is it fair to the Village

crew to clean it up?” Mrs. Rysen
asked,
eae
Mrs. Rysen said garbage is
poe: dumped on streets and
fel

Snoring Cotton Sale

Termed A Success

‘The Annual Spring Cotton
Bale of the Robson Evening
Group was held May 9, in the
Robson Community Hall. It was
very successful.

‘President Mrs, Fred Giraud
welcomed the guests and de-
clared the sale open. The hall
was decorated with spring flow-

should exercise
more care in getting rid of weeds,
yod, grass and garbage.

ae

A $75 grant was made to the
Chamber of Commerce. Council
felt the Chamber could use the
money to welcome convention’
delegates to the Village by way
of window cards and posters. This
means Council will not have to
handle such matters and will as-
sure ‘that people using Castlegar
as a meeting place will be given

ers and each i tea table
‘dad silver, sugar, cream and tea-
‘pot. Guests were able to pour
their own tea,

Mrs. J. Scott was in charge

of the tea tables assisted by Mrs.
B. Macalister, Mrs. J. Schuepfer,
Mrs. H._Belbeck and Mrs. W.
Saliken.
, On the committee in charge
of the sewing table wzs Mrs, J.
Thorndale assisted by Mrs. J.
Hunter and Mrs. B. Rogers.

The children’s table was loo-
ked after by Mrs. A. Woodrow,
Mrs. Dick Fowler and Mrs. O.
Anderson. Mrs, A. Smecher was
in charge of tickets end the door
prize was won by Mrs. A. Smech-
er. Mrs. Dick Fowler won the
cake raffle.

aoe
Commissioner Maddocks will
represent the Village at the Cre-
dit Union annual meeting to be
held here soon.
- * @
Commissioner Carr drew

-jsale was convened by Mrs. M.

Robson Farmers
To Send Delegate
To Nelson Meeting

The Robson Farmers Instit-
ute meeting was held Tuesday
evening at the home of W. T.
Waldie with A. Smecher pre-
siding.

Mr, Smecher was sppelnted

Henry Funk Funeral

On Saturday

Funeral service for the late
Henry Funk, 62, of Renata. was

held at the Renata school house

Saturday,
Mr. Funk died after a week’s

illness and operation in the Nel-
son hospital,

He was born in

delegate to the
ing of th West Kootenay Genteall
Farmers Institute in Nelson May
30. Hon. N. P. Steacy, minister of
agriculture, and L. W. Johnson,
superintendent of farmers insti-
tutes, will be at the meeting.

Nothing was settled at the
meeting rgarding the collection
of garbage because of the small
attendance.

later living

in Roblin, Manitoba, before com-
ing to Renata in 1924. He married
Miss Mary Harms of Renata and
has been fruit farming in Ren-
ata for 34 years,

He is survived by his wife

Mary and sons Henry E. of Kam-

loops, Peter Leonard of Chase,
William Jack of Vancouver and
Richard, who attends school at

GWL Convenors Named
For Nine Positions

Convenors were appointed
for the coming year at the Cath-
olic Women’s League regular
monthly meeting held recently
at the Marlane Hotel.

Convenors appointed are ms
M, Gallo, membership; Mrs, L.
V. Campbell, sick visiting; Miss
E. A, McKinnon, press;*Mrs. P.
Horlick, altar linens; Mrs, R. As-
sie, magazines and constitution;
Mrs. E, McGauley, publicity; Mrs,
J. Soberlak, church cleaning; Mrs,
M. Dalton and Mrs. L. Bosse, ba-
zaar; Mrs. E. Hyde, hostesses and
booster prizes.

Plans were also made at
the meeting for the CWL's suc-
cessful bake sale held Saturday
at the Castlegar Drug Store. The

Gallo and Mrs, W, Fields,

A letter of thanks was read
at the meeting from Miss Janet
‘Levine, Miss Levine, Miss Fry and
Dr. Laslow were guests at a
get-acquainted party held by the
CWL at the home of Mrs. L. V.
Campbell.

Miss Levine and Miss Fry are
nurses at the new hospital while

Cc He also leaves three
daughters, Mrs. J. Olsen of Na-
kusp.and Anne and Eileen at
home,

Mr. Funk had two grand-

children, ‘Wilma and Wendy Ol-
sen of Nakusp, and two brothers
Isaac in Roblin end: Jake in Win-
nipeg.

Rev. J. Zacharias ot Vancou-

ver conducted the funeral ser-

vice and the Nelson Funera’

Home was in charge of arrange-
ments.

Pall bearers were W. Rem-

pel, Tom Hunchak, Jake Reimer,
Joe Ulmi,
Jake Letkeman. Honorary pall-
bearers were A. G, Koch, Jake
Friesen, H. R. Friesen and Pete
Letkeman,

Fred Wendish and

Attending the funeral from

dutside points were Mr. and Mrs,
J. Funk, Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs.
I, Funk, Roblin; Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Arms and H. Rempel of Cas-
sidy; Mr. and Mrs, G. Owens and
daughter Susan of Kamloops; Mr.
and Mrs, F. Delorme, Nelson; Mr.
and Mrs, H, R, Friesen, Proctor;
Mr. and Mrs, J. Dyck and Mr.
and Mrs. Olson and Glen, Ni
kusp; Mrs. R, Fenner, Kinnaird;
Mr. and Mrs, P. Letkeman, Rob-
son, and C, H. King, Castlegar,

Dr. Laslow is from Hungary and
is working in the hospital labor-
atory.

Refreshments at the meeting
were served by the hostesses,
Mrs, W. Shkwarok and Miss E. A.
McKinnon,

KEM-GLO

TRAE nnn MECC.

Joseph Wolf Services

At St. Rifa’
t. Rifa's
Bartolac and R. Gabana,
Honorary Pall bearers were

TURNER DEATH

Shirley Jean Marle Turner of;
Calgary, Alberta, ‘formerly uw
Kootenay resident, passed away
at the age of 27,

Born in Coutts, Alberta, the
deceased had lived for a time in
Nelson where she attended school,

Calgary ‘for burial,

Castlegar Funeral. Home hand- :

ling arrangements here.

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Confectionery
* Special Chinése Dishes
Open 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m..to 12:30 p.m,

with the”

She is survived by her mo-|
ther, Mrs, Zilda Coskey.
The body was shipped to

J, Kambick, O, Wilson, F. Ross-
man, J, Lazarenko, M. Slubow-
ski and N. Cristofoli,

SETO CAFE

a Best result

D AND USE THE |

Burial was in the family .
plot in the Catholic section of | Ga
Park Memorial Cemetery in Kin-
naird,

Mr. Wolf, who was born in
Austria in 1885, came to Canada
in 1901 and settled in Trail where
he was employed by the C M &
S Company. Before, coming to

Trail he lived for a short’ period
in Minnesota, *

After working for the C M
& S Co, for 39 years, Mr. Wolf
retired and moved to Castlegar
for approximately a year. . He
then took up residence in Kin-

naird and remained there until) i

his death last week. :
An ardent sportsman, Mr.
‘Wolf was greatly interested in
hockey, rarely missing a game
as long as he was able to attend.
He was also interested in fish-
ing, hunting and the like. f
He is survived by his wite
Veronica at home in Kinnaird,
five sons, Mike of Kinaird, Jos-
eph, Carl. and James all of Trail

$2,000

SAT., JUNE 7th

‘SHHS Activity Room

sponsored py | the Kiwanis Club

and Edward in Saskatchewan,
also three. daughters, Mrs. J. E.
Logelin of Kinnaird and Mrs.
Grubisic and Mrs. Cristofoli of
Trail.

A sister, Mrs. K. Sudja of
St. Louis, TL, also survives, Mr.
Wolf Mad eight granddaughters.
A brother, Michael, predeceased
him in 1947 at Trail,

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CASTLEGAR HOTEL

FOR SALE — Electric Rotary
lawn’ mower — phone 2564.

FOR SALE — Good building lots

in Dumont Subdivision $225
Phone 2738, tin 17

the

CARD OF THANKS
My sincere appreciation of
shown us dur-

310

FOR SALE — New 2 betiroom|
house, situated on large lot —
also additional lots, next to
Robson School — Phone 2272
— Peter W. Evdokimofe,
4tni9

FOR SALE — Modern 3

BOAT FOR SALE — Speed boat
* 20° inboard, 100-h.p. U8 motor.

wi

Excellent condition. Removable
cabin, numerous accessories,
Make an offer, Call Bill Mc-
Donald, Nelson Marine Service,
phone 1459, Nelson, B.C.

ing our short stay in Castlegar

son, "Mrs. Higgens and the Hos-
pital Staff.
Mrs, Hilda Caskey and family

hile Shirley was ill, especially
Drs. Goresky, Fowler and John-

of Calgary.

320

home with car port in Robson,
on lot 60 x 180, phone G,

Council’s attention to some cast-
iron piping dumped by a stand
pipe near the Modern Dairy It
was dumped by a private con-
tractor and work's supervisor Mc-
Nab is to check on who dumped
it and have it moved.

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A letter was read from G.
W. Johnson requesting a 20-
miles-per-hour speed zone on
Woodland Drive, Mr. McNab is
to see that asign is posted.

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FOR SALE —, 2 bedrdom,house

Lesy at 4877, 319
FOR SALE — Utility Salle

FOR SALE — Boxer pups, six

months old — contact Smith’s
Marine Service, Syringa ec
Phone 900-4-J. 121

cere thanks to the many friends
in the congregations of Castlegar,

for the

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sin-

aird and Robson churches
prayers and

phone 7541,

WANTED TO RENT — 2 or 3

house. Write Box_ in;

FOR SALE — ‘46 International
‘one ton flatdeck. Good Farm

4908, =

truck. Bargain. George Hadi-| ®
kin, Glade.» 121

‘OR RENT — Suite, furnished
or unfurnished, phone 4172,
tin20

acts of kindness since the pass-

121 | father. The floral offerings, cards
and other tributes made our sud-
den loss easier to bear. Also
thanks to the Kootenay Presby-
tery, Church

ig of our beloved husband and

lodges

FOR SALE — 3 b house

~ on large Dumont lot close to
grade school. Garage and frult
- trees, Reasonably priced, phone

FOR RENT — Partly. furnished

apartments at Karleen Apts,
Phone 2492, °° tinlg

3296. H, Butler. , 321

on 2 lots near Castlegar Post
Olfice. phone (A738. 121

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THE OLD HOME TOWN _seewusmmone By STANLEY

Isabella McNeil and son,
’ Albert.

Roving bake sale, Monday, May.
26 -— Baking to be ‘in Legion
Hall by 1 o’clock:— ‘Donations
from Legion members wives
will be greatly appreciated. 121

ted farm ‘plus 200 acres of
lease land with good buildings
near Brookes, Alta. for a good
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Party and. social evening, Le-
gion Hall — 7.30 Friday even-'
ing, May 23rd. Bring a friend.

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Local Residents’
Mother Dies .

known in Castlegar and District,
Mrs. Euella Mary Pitts, died at
her home in Nelson Friday at!
the age of 87.

A ~Nelson resident well-|.

Mrs, Pitts is.the mother of

H. C, Pitts

NOTICE — Just a reminder to

reserve the date of June 20th
for the Rose Ball. 321

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NOTICE — Beauty Parlor —

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76, Maple St, Castlegar, B.C. &

and Mrs. John Waldie.-

the late H. H. Pitts who prede-
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Mrs. Pitts was the wife of

ife member of the Nelson Wom-

nd the Mary E. Davidson Mem-
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WANTED — good used Jr. size

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DANCE REVUE

— Castlegar
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* Revue, Friday, May 23 at 8 p.m.

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The University of Atberta's

Banft School of Fine Arts is to
have a competitor.

In very much the samé way

as the Banff School was first
established so a group of local
citizens in Nelson has formed a
committee ‘and invited some out-
standing instructors in the Arts
to teach at the school,

Courses will include: Music —

Fine Arts School At Nelson

choral, theory and violin; Drama
— play production and speech
arts; art for beginners, intermed-
jate and advanced students; bal~
let and rhythmies. .

Nelson is an ideal spot for
@ summer school being situated
on the shores of the beautiful
Lake Kootenay, with its variety
of lake and mountain scenery
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