CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, February 20, 1958

Legion

Corner

Energetic men, working on
Saturdays, have made a big
change in the new addition to
the Legion Hall, AU partitions
are now in place, and the rough-
in plumbing is ready. Comrades
Sommerfield and Heagy, along
with members who have been
helping, have accomplished a
good deal in a very short time.
The Building Committee reports
that the plumbing fixtures have
een ordered, and should be here
‘soon. Also, Comrade Floyd Ba-
con will start on the electrical
installation as soon as material
needs have been estimated, In-
dications are, that the new ad-
ition. will soon ‘be ‘completed
and in use.

This Saturday, a large work
party will again be busy at the
hall. Any members wishing to
assist on the project will be wel-
comed at the building after 8:30
am. The Ladies Auxiliary will
serve a piping hot dinner to the

boys at noon,

Comrade Turlk reports that
127 members have renewed their
membership in 1958, leaving ap-
proximately 100 to pay this
year's ducs, All members can

DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

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give the
a big boost and put Branch 170

REPORTERS

Casttegar _-
Kinnaird -
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Deer Park —
Renata -

Mrs, Smecher

Kinnaird Korner

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on top, by paying dues

The District Pensioner’s Ad-
vocate, Mr. M, F. Gladman, will
be in Trail on Saturday, March
1st, A number of veterans have
indicated that they wish to see
Mr. Gladman about pension mat-
ters. Comrade Andy McWhinnie
has offered to make appoint-
ments for veterans, if they will
phone him at 5138 before the
above date,

Reports indicate that Legion
Welfare Bingo is gaining new

ed. Games go on again this Sat-
urday in the Legion Hall at 8
o'clock, Jackpot prize is eighty-
five dollars — proceeds to our
new district hospital.

Chamber Meets
Tonight At 6:30

The Castlegar and District
Chamber of Commerce meets to-
night at 6:30 p.m. in the Twin
Rivers Hall with C. T. Onions
eonducting his first meeting as
President,

‘The Retail Section will elect’

officers at this meeting and it
is hoped there will be a good
turnout of merchants.

BIRTH

KOOCHIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
J. Koochin, Castlegar, B.C., Feb-
ruary 16, a son

LEGION

THIS
February

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WELFARE

22, 1958

pm

Hospital Ward

followers every time it is play- !

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dittrich)
of Sechelt are guests of the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs, Lillian Kil-
lough, -and are also enjoying
visits with their many relatives
in the district.

Friends will be sorry to learn
that Mrs. W. Easton is a patient
in the Kootenay Lake General
Hospital in Nelson.

Mr. Harry Killough, Assis-
tant Forest Ranger at Kettle Val-
ley, was a Castlegar visitor at
(me week-end,

Mrs, R. Assie, Mrs, C, Brod-
man, wirs, M. B, Dalton, Mrs. W.

McGauley and Mrs. L. V.
Campbell attended the 25th An-
niversary of St. Francis C. W, lL.
in Trail on Saturday.

Mrs, Helen Gergely was a
Nelson visitor last weekend, the
guest of her son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gerg-
ely.

Mrs, W. Schwartzenhauer
is spending a few days in Kam-
loops.

Mr. and Mrs, “Andy” An-
drew are enjoying a brief holi-
day in Vancouver.

Corporal and Mrs. A. Me-
Donald and family are leaving
Friday to spend the week-end
in Grand Forks,

Mr, and Mrs. Joe Horft
and daughter Linda formerly of
Vancouver, have taken up resi-
dence in the Zaitsoff Apartments.
Mrs. M. D, McPherson has

.returned trom a brief visit with

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Keech of Vancouver.

Mr, Lou Korody attended the
district meeting of the Kootenay

The highest honor in guid-
ing was accredited Yvonne
Mitchell and Betty Campbell
last evening, when at the moth-
er and daughter banquet, they
received the Gold Cord award,

Mrs. K, Jensen of Nelson
spent the weekend at the home
of Her daughter, Mrs. J, C. Me-
Leos

‘sane in the

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Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kaufman - 3227

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Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

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Eon inact

. Gook Books Arrive
For Kinnaird W.1.

The Kinnaird W. I. has col-
lected $9 through the sale of
aprons it was reported at the
monthly meeting held last 'Thurs-
day at the home of Mrs. Manarin.

Old Christmas cards have
been collected'and sent to an In-
dian Sanitarium,

The Institute agreed to re-
new their in the

Society Hall last ‘Wednesday was
served to the Village Commis-
sioners and their wives in recog-
nition of the resigning members,
Sam Muirhead and Monty Warn-
er,

Mrs, Ken Roberton returned
Sunday from Oliver, where she
had ‘been visiting her daughter.
and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. B,
Atchison.

‘There will be a teen dance
next Saturday.

Silver Birch School,

Mrs. Lil McKenzie was ap-
pointed delegate to the meeting
to be held in Vancouver in May,

Members were reminded that
the cook books have arrived and
ean be obtained by phoning 3128,

A bake sale will be held at
Ross’ Meat Market on March 8
from 1:30 p.m,

The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Wisted
on March 13,

Notice Of Election

Public notice is hereby given to tho efectors of
the Municipality of Costlegar that | require the pre--

senco of the said electors at Village Office on Wed-
nesday the 26th day of February, 1958, at the hour
of ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
to them as Commissioner.

The mode of nomination of candidates shall be
as follows: Candid shall be i d in writing
by two duly qualified electors of the municipality. The
nomination-paper shall be delivered to the Retuming
Officer at any time between the dete of this notice
and noon of the day of jf
paper may be in the form prescribed in the ‘Municipal
Act’, and shall state the name, residence, and occu-
pation of the person'‘nominated in such manner as to
sufficiently identify such candidate. The nominatio-
poper shall be subscribed to by the candidate.

In the event of a poll being necessary, such poll
will be opened at LEGION HALL on the 27th day of
MARCH, 1958, between the hours of 8:00 A.M, and
8:00 P.M., of ‘which every person is hereby required
to take notice and govern himself accordingly.

J. E. WALLACE,
Returning Officer.

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ELECTRONIC SEXVICES

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Masonic’ Services
Held For Late
W. Gostting, Kinnaird

Funeral Services,for the late

‘William Goetting of: Kinnaird,

who passed away suddenly while
visiting his daughter in New
Westminister, were held here
yesterday, 3

Masonic Services were held
at 12:30 from the Lodge Hall, by
members of Sentinel Lodge No.
146, AF and AM, of which he
was a member.

Services were also held in

Mr. and Mrs. Ron
are the proud parents of a baby
boy, born Feb. 16 in Trail Tad-
anac Hospital, 7 lbs. 10 oz.

Miss Blanche Loscombe of
Trail spent several days at the
home of Mrs, Hal Briggeman,
last week. Other guests at the
Briggeman home were Mr. and
Mrs. Carmen Gipman and son

Brian,

LAC Mervin Lester Marcellus
and LAW Myrtle Irene Jollimore
(formerly of liverpool, Eng.)
were married February 4 at the
RCAF Chapel in Beaver Bank,
Nova Scotia,

Robson Socials

Society for Child-
ren at Balfour last weekend as
the Castlegar Delegate.

Mrs. A, Blydeck of New
Westminister is the guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. N. Defoe.

Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Horswill
of Nelson were Tuesday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Horswill.

MARCH 31st

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6 tins

caeee 49e

POTATOES.

10 Ibs.
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mixed,

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KINNAIRD

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BUTTER,
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ORANGES,
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1 GIANT TIDE,
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SMOKED COD, Ib.
WHITE wise fresh,

99c

49c

Mrs. D, Adshead entertained
at a supper party on Thursday
in honor of her daughter Blaine’s
tenth birthday. There were 14
invited guests, ‘

The supper table was decor-
ated with pink and blue stream-
ers, suspended from the ceiling
and attached to the table, under
the streamers was a beautiful
birthday cake decorated in pink
blue and white. Mrs. Adshead
was assisted in serving by her
husband and Mrs, H, Johnson.
After supper the children enjoy-
ed games. When leaving each
child received candy.

Deer Park Socials

Many Attend CGF
Nominating Meeting

This district was well repre-
sented at the C. C. F, ‘Nomin-
ating Convention for the West
Kootenay Riding held in the new
Mine-Mill’ Hall in Trail last
Saturday night. Mrs. Walter Ja-
cobson of Kinnaird chaired the
convention and received a vote
of approval for the excellent
manner in which she conducted
the meeting. Mr.. Pat Romaine,
formerly of Deer Park and now
of Kinnaird was chosen by Mr.
Herridge, who received the nom-
ination, as his personal agent.

At one point in the meeting
Kinnaird’s Mr. S, C, Muirhead
paid glowing tribute to Mr. Her-
mendous help given by Mr. Her-
ridge in the development of the
Ralph West airport in Castlegar.

Among those attending from
Castlegar were, George Koehle,
Steve Chambers, Lloyd Bailey,
Mr. Heglund, Mr. Klemencic,
Jack Kelly and Mrs. N. Bystrom.

From Kinnaird, Mr. and Mrs,
S.C. Muirhead, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Romaine, Mr. John Moor,
Mr. R. Heagy and others,

Delegates from all parts of
this large riding reported C. C. F.
organization in fine shape and
ready to swing into action.

In the course of his speech

Mrs. R. Briggeman was the
hostess at ‘the weekly sewing
meeting of the Deer Park W. I.
At this meeting several skirts
were finished, button-holes made,
buttons sewn on and some more
aprons made. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pheips of
Crawford Bay and Mrs. D, Dem-
mon of Trail were the recent

guests of their brother and sis-
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Phelps,

Mrs, M., Stainton, daughter’
Jean and son John of Castlegar,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mackereth
of Broadwater were the Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C, Wil-
liamson.

Mr, and Mrs. H. Coleman had
as weekend guests, their grand-
children, Craig, Lorne and Cher-
yll Coleman, of Syringa Creek.

Mrs, A. Law left to spend a
few days in Nelson, where Mr.
Law is a patient in the Kootenay
Lake General Hospital.

Renata Tidings

Renata Women's Institute
held a successful Valentine Box
Social and raised the sum of $40
towards a ward at the Castle-
gar Hospital.

Committee in charge were
Mrs. J. J. Reimer, Mrs, M, Rohn

Mr, re-
sttinmes his concern with the
developmnt of the power re-
sources of the Columbia River in
Canada and told the cheering
convention that it was his de-
Sire to see a huge hydro plant
at the Mica Creek site developed
by the B.C. Government: with
aid from the Federal Authorities
and the resultant power handled
by the B.C, Power Commission,

HEAR:

PETER DEWDNEY

Candid:

and Mrs, P. i Miss
June Lang and Miss Lorraine
Fladager were in charge of
games. A cake contest was won
by Master Alan of Deer Park.

The prettiest box went to
Mrs. I. Penner and second prize
to Mrs. J. J. Reimer. Jack Han-
sen auctioned the boxes.

Musical selections were play-
ed on accordians by D. Letkeman
and Ronnie Toews. Twenty coup-
les enjoyed the basket lunches.
The chest draw was won by Mrs.
Smith of Deer Park.

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Castlegar Branch, A. E. Norris, Manager

C: Funeral Home
Chapel with Rev. A. O. McNiel
officiating.

Organist was Mrs. J. E. Wal-
lace, and the congregation sang
the hymns, “Rock of Ages” and
“Abide With Me".

Pall bearers were all fellow
members of Sentinel Lodge No,
146, H. J. Binnie, K, M, Spence,
R. Defoe, J. Sherbiko, J. T. Wal-
die and E. Johnson.

Honorary Pall bearers were
L. W. Ackney, J. Lewis, K. Wa-
terman and J. Manarin,

There were many beautiful
flora! offerings in the Chapel.

A guard of Honour was for-
med: by members of Sentinel
Lodge, and they also conducted
the graveside services.

Burial was in Park Memorial
Cemetery, in the family plot,
with the Castlegar Funeral Home
in charge.

Mr. Goetting was born in
1889, and was an employee of
the C. P. R,, living at Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan. before he re-
tired and moved to Kinnaird. in
1950.

He is survived by his loving
sister, Mrs. Mary Mclvor in Kin-
naird, three sons, Hugh, of Kin-
naird, Roy,: of Black Diamond,
Alberta, and Leo, of Vancouver;
three daughters, Mrs, L. Kambick
of Castlegar, Mrs. G. Davis of
Kyle, and Mrs. L. Haydamack of
New Westminister.

He was predeceased in 1926
by his wife, Bella Louise,

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APRIL-25 -

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BOAT and AUTO SHOW CANCELLED

~ APRIL 27

CENTENNIAL DAY OF PRAYER . — Flag Raising Ceremonies
res.

— Beacon

APRIL 33 - MAY 3rd

WEST, KOOTENAY and BOUNDARY SCHOOL ART, EXHIBIT

MAY 19

IODE ANNUAL EMPIRE DAY CELEBRATION. — ‘Centennial

Pageant and “From Wildemess to

fon
Park under the supervision of the Kinnaird Little Theatze.

JUNE 20

i2ih ANNUAL ROSE BALL
Society Hall.

dULY |

in the

FOLK FESTIVAL and CARNIVAL in the Avene, seit Be

Kiwarsis Club.

AUGUST 29 - 3Ist

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~ AUGUST 20

SEPTEMBER |

BANQUET. WATER SPORTS. and COMMUNITY PIONEER’S -

MONSTER PICNIC and SPORTS DAY in the Kinnaird Park

SEPTEMBER 10

MART KENNEY and WESTERN GENTLEMEN STAGE SHOW

_ High School Auditorium.

SEPTEMBER 19 = 20th ®

Kinnaird

ASTLEGAT & pistRicT FALL FAIR.

;

EVENTS

nd’ at: Kinnaird

Improvement

4y
4,

‘Applications
(continued from page 1)

froni a qualified’ structural, En-
gineer,: proving the tank suitable
it will be approved. . Council
would realize a considerable sav-
ing if. able to purchase the said
tank,
Commissioner Maddocks. re-
ported in this connection that he
had contacted the firm of As-
sociated Engineers, re obtaining
their services for the completion
of By-law No, 113, and a repre-
sentative would be arriving to
discuss the question.
It was moved to refer the
letter regarding the stecl tank
to the Engineer on arrival,
DETAILED PLAN
In a letter

Kinnaird Council
(continued from page 1)

be replaced as soon as possible.

Mr. Logelin announced that

400 yds. of gravel has been laid

on the Village roads, but in spite

of this grading was badly need-

* the intake pipe purchased
to extend the water line out into
the’ river, is now ready and will
be installed in the very near
future, 4

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 20, 1958

the neighborhood of $5000, Chair-
man Carl Loeblich suggested
that this amount be. set. aside
and ‘included in the budget.
Mr, Rust announced that al-
though the installation of the
had been app
ais plans of the electrical
set up were to be drawn up and
forwarded to Victoria. The pump
and motor could be ordered im-
mediately along at other
needed. 4

The matter of
was again brought up and Mr,
Loeblich said he felt that the
rates now in effect should be
continued, However, the council
agreed with Comm. Rust that
any extra expenses incurred
concerning Village business

word of termination of his ser-
vices as Village Engineer, Boyd
Affleck of Nelson stated he was

should be
along with a detailed expense
account, ©
or shiplap and would cost in

could ‘begin at once

Erection of a flag pole on
the Village Office has now been
completed and for the first time
in Kinnaird the Canadian En-
sign is proudly Zlying.

Complaints have been heard
from various sources that num-
erous street lights on the high-
way have burned out. Comm.
said 1 theta these would

at a loss to

the
actions of the Castlegar Council,
and also there are a number of
items not completed.
Mr, Maddocks suggested that
a detailed plan of all water
lines laid under Mr, Affleck's
supervision be obtained.

$32,000 LEFT
Auditor's report on the fin-
ancial condition of By-law No.
113, Water system: bylaw, stated
as of Dec. 31, 1957, the amount
of $72,688.21 had been expended
leaving a balance of $32,543.97,
which the Auditor, J. M. Mac-
beth felt was sufficient to finish
the work. No office overhead
had been charged by Bylaw No.
113, the report said, actual water
line installation expenses charg-
ed out of the funds raised,
The report continued with
inventory figures of $15,827.27
for material not including some
3000 feet of pipe received in er-
ror,
Mr. Macbeth asked for sign-
ed certificates from Commission-
ers to the effect that the amount
for completion of No. 113 was
sufficient.
A request for donation from
the Salvation Army was referred
to the KRC Welfare Society.
Accounts totalling $728.62
were approved for payment.
F . Farenholtz, of “Mac's”
Welding, in Nelson, attended
Monday’s meet to present infor-
mation concerning diesel grad-
ers, Commissioners are consid-
ering the purchase of a loader-
grader, and supply companies
will be circularized to obtain
quotes on the machine,
Speaking on the matter, Mr.
Horswill felt the cost of such
machine to be far too high for
Castlegar, the machine would
not be used sulfletantly, to justify
the expense.
Mr. Maddocks replied there
is a lot of road work which needs
doing very badly, and it is not
always handy to obtain the De-

0!
when needed, It could also be
snow removal, he

Comm. Maddocks asked who
had authorized the installation
of a.stand pipe on Dr. Fowler’s
property. He felt this to be con-
trary to’ the omade

Call

All Former Guides

All Scouts, Guides, Cubs and Brownies ©

All Parents and Committee Members
All People Interested In Youth

TO THE
GUIDES & SCOUTS OWN
CEREMONY
AT THE CASTLEGAR HIGH SCHOOL

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23
AT 2:30 P.M.

Collection for Guide’s World Fellowship Fund
and Scouts Centenary Fund

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‘which Mr. Horswill replied he
had no knowledge of any authori-
zation for a ‘stand pi

Mr, Maddocks advised there
Were two bylaws to be drawn
up, and suggested as the press
of work at this time in the

-| Village Office made it. difficult

to have this done, he would get
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