4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 21,

1958

Castlegar Happenings

Mr, and Mes. Ralph Harding
and family left on Tuesday for
New Westminster where they
will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Ennis for a short holi-
day. Miss Darlene Harding will
not be returning with her par-
ents, as she plans to enter
Royal Columbia hospital as a
nurse-inttraining.

Mrs, Laura Bridgman has re-
turned home from a_ three
months trip abroud where she
visited Denmark, Switzerland and
England.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gemmill,
with Mrs. R. Hunter and family
are holidaying in Fort Macleod,
Alberta,

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Cook last week were the

Mr, and Mrs, A. T. Lampard
and family are home again fol-
lowing a holiday spent at Coast-
al points.

Mr, and Mrs, J, Pedersen
returned home on Monday from
a vacation spent in New West-
minster with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Orve Pedersen.

Arriving today, Mr. and Mrs,
Donald West and baby son’ of
Vancouver will be guests of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph West.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Houston
have returned from a holiday,in
the Okanagan,

Wendy Seaton arrived home
yesterday after ' spending two
months with relatives in Regina.

Geal Seaton leaves Sundcy
to start a phychiatrie nursing
course at

latter’s brother and sister-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. W. Kasturkow and

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnston,
recently of C now

MO

Visiting at the Blackburn
residence are Mr, and Mrs. A. R,
Letthead and family, Mr. and
Mrs, Stan Pye, Mr. and Mrs. Pet-
er Peterson and Mrs. Wilson all
of Red Deer, Alta,

Mrs, T. Blackburn received
word that her brother, Mr. A.
Pye of Red Deer, Alt, passed
away July 16.

Mr, and Mrs. J, C. McLuckie
and family are expected home
this weekend from a trip to

family from Druid,
Mrs, Cook’s father, Mr. Ela Kas-
trukow came from Grand Forks
and with with Mr. and Mrs. Pet-
er Kastrukow from Kinnaird, a
family reunion was enjoyed.

and ni
of Nelson had as their guests
thelr daughter-in-law Mrs. Pat
Johnston and family of Edmon-
ton. They will return shortly
to make theid home in Nelson.

Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Ozer-
off are visiting their son and

the lure jis

“brewed: in
the Kootenays

to Kootenay tastes’’

This advertisement is not published or displayed by
Board: or by the Government of British Columbia.

“Contral*

the Liquor
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daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. W.
Ozeroff in Seattle, Washington.
Friends will be sarry to learn
‘that Mrs. E. Lampard is a pa-
tient in the Castlegar District
hospital.

Guests of Dr, and Mrs. G.
Page are the latter’s parents,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Holden of Van-
couver.

Miss Heather Anne Roos of
Cranbrook is the guest of her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Easton,

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle

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Where there's smnoke..theres FIRE !

Always use your ash tray. ee
Mr. Flipper!

REPORTERS
Mrs. Hostetter

Mrs, Johnson

Mrs. Horan

Mrs, Kautman -

DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

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= 2672

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Mrs, Wiltiamson ¥ =
Mrs. Warkentin

PREVENT FOREST FIRES!

Former C:
the Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Johnston
and son Bob are in the district

Kinnaird Korner

seeing many of their old friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Smith
have gone to Cody, Wyoming to
spend two weeks vacation.

Mrs. M, King is in Trail, the
guest of her son and daughter-
in-law there.

Mr. Ron Gemmill is home
with his family after being at'
Fort. Macleod, and Jenner, Alta.
for the past few months.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie King
and family have returned home
from a holiday at Renata,

at the

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bale
and family have returned from a
two-week vacation at Christina
Lke. During their stay there,
they took part in the Wiig family
reunion held last week.

Also attending the Wiig fam-
ily reunion were Mr, and Mrs.
Tommy.,Davidson and family.

Mr. and Mrs. ©. H.. Proud
have returned home from a trip
to Swift Current, Saskatchewan,
where they picked up Mrs,
Proud’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. J.
MacEwan. Together, they enjoy-

Mr. and Mrs, Bill: Easton and
Patt Jane from Haney. They
will spend two ‘weeks as the
suests of the former’s parents,
Mr, and Mrs. W. Easton.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown and
Mrs. Brown's brother Benny
were guests of Mrs Brown’s aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, R. De-
foe as they were enroute from
Regina to visit in North Surrey.

BIRTHS

VOYKIN — To Mr. and Mrs, J.
E. Voykin, August 15, a daughter,

YORK — ‘To Mr, ‘and Mrs,
George York of Creston, in the
Castlegar hospital, August 20, a
son,

ed a. th
Mr, and Mrs. MacEwan having
spent a week visiting in Kinnaird
are returing to their home at,
the end of this week.

and children enjoyed their va-
eation spent camping along the
Oregon coast and touring inland.
The family toured Grand Coulee
Dam and visited Seattle, Port-
land and Yakima. On their way
home, they came by way of the
Okanakan and took in the Kelow-
na Regatta,

Enjoying the warm waters
of Christina Lake and the fun
of surfing were Kinnaird fam-
ilies, the Carl Markles, the Har-
vey Jacks, and the Jack Rand-
alls, x

Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Scott and
son Kenneth are spending their

trip.| vacation at White Rock and Van-

couver, While in Vancouver, they

plan to visit the PNE.

COFFEE, all brands,
1 Ib. pkty

‘CORN FLAKES, Quaker, :

2 Ig. pkts.,

KRAFT DINNER,
2 pkts. for

_FLUFFO,

3. Ib, canmi
SURF,

giont pkt.,

ORANGE JIUCE, Co-op,

48 ox, tin,

Sle

King’ size

COTTAGE ROLLS,
half or whole, Ib., .....

HAMBURG STEAK,
2 Ibs. for

CHOICE VEAL,
Loin Steak, Ib., °

Rump Roasts, Ib., .....
Rolled Should Ib.,

69¢

Co-op Retail Store

Ath Ave. and Pino St. Phone 2681

We

Mr. and Mrs, John McLeod f

and daughter Terry are spending
a week's holiday in Nelson. |

Visiting at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Mike Wolfe on ‘Wedines-|
day were Mr. and Mrs, John
Wolfe and daughter Ellen of
Trail,

Mrs, Westeriund and daugh-
ter Dianne are visiting Mrs. Wes-
terlund’s parents in the Okana-
gan,

Mr. and Mrs, Joe Pickering|j

motored through the Okanagan
last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mojel-
sky and son Robert spent a three-
week holiday touring the Iength
Island, While in

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Phone 7271
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ELECTROHOME

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PINEAPPLE JUICE, 48 oz., 2 for ..............+ 69¢
COFFE, Nabob, wae Te,
SCHOOL ZIPPER BINDERS 25% OFF
ROUND STEAK, “Lb, .........0ceceeeeeeeee | 680
PORK LEG ROASTS, Ib. ........0.00eseeeeeee = 590”

Trischuck’s

of V

Campbell

relatives,
Mr.‘and Mrs. Jake Hendricks

River, the visited

Cominco’s McGowan
Gets A New Post
In Research Service

John» McGowan ‘has -
appointed to the position of
supervisor of research services
for The Consolidated Mining and
Smelting Company.. The an-
nouncement was made by A. D.
Turnbull, manager of the com-
pany’s research and develop-|
ment division,

Mr. McGowan was born and
educated in Vancouver. He at-

EGGS, fresh, local,
small, 3 doz., . . ... ..$1.00

- FOWL, fresh frozen,
. eviscerated, each, . .. 99c

_ SUGAR,
*. 25 Ibs.,

BREAD, 4X,

2 loaves, ...
MILK, Pacific,

Leveeeces $2.39

Ne 2 ade

TOMATOES,
fresh, Ib.; 2.2...

CUCUMBERS,

PEACHES

V's FOR CANNING
crate, .......... $2.29

tended UBC.where:he obtained |i

his BASc. degree in chemical
engineering in 1942, He was first
employed by Cominco as a sum-

mer student, and upon graduation
was taken on staff at Trail as a
research assistant.

2

Qtins, ....-.. 0... 35c
pake MIXES, Monarch,

for ..2.......5. 49e

MARGARINE, Harvest,
2 lbs.,

ICE CREAM BRICKS,

Peter’s, each, ...... 25c

TOILET TISSUE,

era Ic

Ballet, 4 rolls, .......45c':
POTATOES,

10 Ibs., .-........ 49

MEATS

STEAK, round, Ib.,'. .. 69c

PORK CHOPS, | 3
all cuts, Tb... 2.2... 59¢

. HAMS, ready to eat, Ib., 69c

LUNCH MEATS, |
assorted, Ib, ...... 69e

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EXCEPT. MONDAY UNTIL
12 NOON

CUT-RATE GROCETERIA

KINNAIRD

and. family_.are holidaying at
Victorla and other Coast polnta.

and

Genelle Notes
Mr. and Mrs. J. Horan and

Mr, and Mrs. J. Smediey|family : spent a ‘few -days at}
sons, Bruce and George are| Osoyoos and Summerland, While

spending a holiday at Vancou-|there they visited ‘Mr. and Mrs.

ver,
Mr. and Mrs. P,

Bill Godher and family, former
Cristante!Genelle residents who now re-

side at West

Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Byres and.
family spent several days camp-'
ing at Sullivan Lake.

Mr, and Mrs, Albert Bublitz
and family and,Mr. and Mrs,
and Mrs. Geoff Morton and fami-
ly have returned from a few

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60,000 new reasons eee day.
for mechanized farming!

of man-made planets wi
ths old, but tall
feeds and pro-

In these days

tend to overlook
miraculous,

vides for us

‘That over 60, 000 babies are born into
this world each: day —more than enough
to repopulate the wholo of Canada in
less ‘than a‘ year—goes unnoti
That these 60,600 new mouths % will be
fed on the produce of this small earth
does not make headline news!

Yet, when we consider this astonish-
ing growth in the world 6 population,
we, must wonder how it at our

How is it possil
little appreciable increase
farm acreage and a decline in the ac-

tual farming population?

“The answer lies in farm mechaniza-

tion in a ‘scientific approach to food
cultivation and the development -of
modern machine meth: increase

outaue per acre and per man-hour
wor!

In this development Massey-Fergus: on.
plays ‘a ‘leading role throughout | tthe
gorda Canada, in the United
States, France, South America,
Great, "Bitain, South Africa, Germany

a a world over, wherever, farming
hanized meet our ever-grow-

is mec
m ing needs, there we find Massey—

‘erguson machines at work in

the fields.

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TORONTO

days at Deer Park.
Mr, and Mrs, J. Horan spent
last week at’ Kaslo, where they
attended -the 3-day Centennial
Celebration.
Mr, and Mrs, .W. Sanders
and‘ family returned from a trip

‘to Vancouver recently,

Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Mon-
telth and -family are spending
their holiday visiting relatives
in Saskatchewan.

Mr, and Mrs, Geo O'Farrell
and family have left by motor
to visit Mrs. O'Farrell’s mother
on Vancouver Island.

Mr. and Mrs, Les Wester-
lund were Fecent visitors to
Kaslo,

Carihou Browing
Enters District

The general management of
Calgary Brewing and Malting
Co, Ltd. announced a. plan of
cautious . development for the
brewery concerns it has. recently
acquired in British Columbia,

In’ outlining the plans. for
the immediate future, James
‘Kerr, general manager of the
parent company, emphasized that’
the shareholders. should look
forward to a program of sound
market development and gradual
expansion as the best security
for their investment.

“We feel", Mr. Kerr stated,

Robson Socials

“that the sh will fully
support the new organization's
schedule of steady growth and
firm in the B.C.

‘Mrs. Beth Rogers entertain-
ed Thursday in honor of her
twin’ daughters, Blythe and Jane
on the occasion of ‘their 13th
birthday. There were 14 guests.
The girls all ‘went. swimming
before supper. .The ‘table was
centered with two birthday cakes
decorated with tiny rose buds
and 13 pink candles. Mrs, Rogeis
was assisted by the girl's grand-
mother, Mrs. S. Danchella, and
their aunt, Mrs, Jim Danchella.
After supper the girls enjoyed

market, rather than in seeking a
quick gain.”

games’ and more swimming.
see

Mr. and Mrs, H. Johnson
have their grandson Wayne
Eastcott of Rossland visiting
them for a week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stadler
and family have returned from
Creston where they spent a
short time visiting relatives and!
renewing old acquaintances.

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HEAVY SMOKED JOWLS, Ib., . . 39e

WEINERS
LB. 29c

FIRST -GRADE UNION BRAND

Produce

SPUDS, Wash. Russets, No. 1,
10 Ib. cello bag, ....5........ 59c

JUMBO California: CANTALOUPE,
2 foricca unt. Vee espn ce Ade

SUNKIST LEMONS,
2 lbsijoe eee ees

COFFEE

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2 large pkgs., .....

LUX TOILET SOAP, 4 col. cakes,
BOOK MATCHES, 100 pkgs.,
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HUNT’S TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz., 3
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CASTLEGAR

=$ports Day—
Sat., Aug. 30—1 p.m. Giant Bar-B-Q

Carcass of Barbecued Beef
Gallons of Baked Beans
BARRELS of Java _
All the Trimmings
PLUS Strawberry Short Cake!

BOAT: RACES, WATER SKIING, ARCHERY, BINGO,
BATHNIG BEAUTY CONTEST, ETC. ETC. ETC.

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