‘Phones self starter and boat moat: priced for
. Busi Rea: iia sale, tie Bees Hutchinson,
SOR coreyiee or enauire at so

(305-3441 365-8278 DERSON At ENCIES |

Pn So5-sir en and living room, bedroom and

. Municipality of Castlegar that I require the presence of

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 15, 1962

FOR SALE FOR SALE

1953 Console, 6 new tires, new Fujlea olde, Brojector: for 35 mm
acat covers, raitto, excellent condition. | camera. $20. re henter.
Ph, 365-5806 atte! Ph, 308-6991 iter 3 ba

for sitar ai ive Close to| “Girls ize 6 Turd! coat and
Catholic Church 100' X 75°, Covered | leggings, perfect condition, “aitag boys
with frult trees, Ph, 365-8905, 646 figure skates, sizo_12, Ph. 4331
“ad bass accordian, Nien hat

a -a door chev. needa very
348 | play pen, bassinet erlbe: 2 burner gas
hot plate, Ph, 385-801

Tost
Uttle “work, Ph, 365+ A723, SAG
winter recap with rims.
Ph, nae

TT :
A SNAP

for CASH

$5500

‘Roy
nlite Sth. and CPR railway on, high-
way, Apply Butorac Motors Trail, bere

“~Binck and Decker 714 In. Sama
saw, 100-ft. extension cord, Canopy
to fit 1962-63 half-ton. Ph, 365-5543.

105 - Sth Avo, Kinnalrd. 345
snore ialehed bat etre pita les in Pass Creek, 4 miles from ferry,
ing-In for ibarenene suite, Wired, In- house on 16 acres of land.
sulated, ‘fully plumbed. Truly a very | > ‘Goes ee ary othe Buildings on

good buy for the owner bullder,

“ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Real Estate, and Insurance

345

Good quality,
Dancan Carter,
45

Delicious Apples.
reasonable prices.
Robson. Ph. 365-3)

Duncan Phyfe atyio aining table
and four chairs, Ph. ‘365-5454. 345,

"16 ft, boat, 16 hore ester or with

Contact JACK HIFWELL, our satcs-
berrl plea onnieet

cio

ustom Car, 1961 Chev con-

vertible, 3 arbervel carburators, threa- a

quarter racing cam, 4-speed | floor At the Sentinel ta 71 you

shift, All factory installed and ealt can buy Anti-Freeze at 5 8205 @ galfon

cent reasonable trade, Ph, 365-8140, |!" 4-gallon case lots 344
Giris aresses, ‘slzen, 127 to"14, ‘Attractiv

Sofa, Davan. Ph. 365-8' 346] tn Castlegar. pea Bab oon ie

‘One angie beds end one % Rate
away bed, Ph. 94.

Tot ins oe “pub talSBe: ae 5
ane pare) id A Total 80. 100. Write
A. Z: enburg, Bench Road, Co-
wichan Sty Va Vancouver Is, B.C. 344

FOR RENT

Furnished apartment in Hinnairg,
all ulllltics suppliicd, Ph, 365-3751

ttn 46
One room heated suite with gas Canadian drivers were -invol-
stove. $40.00 month. ly 828-6th | ved in more accidents in the 1961

insurance year — and the acci.!

dents were more expensive —
than in any year since 1958 ac-
cording to’ a‘survey of auto ac-
cidents costs,

The survey shows that 95 of
each 1,000 drivers were involved
in an’ accident during the year
in which: a “third party" claim
was made,” This is five more than
the previous year, or an. increase
of about 5.5 per cent.

At the same time, the aver-
age cost of each accident increas-
ed from $360 to $364. The aver.

Toasimisiress Giub .

- Hears. 4 Speakers

‘MMirs. G. Leitner was tableto-
pics mistress at the regular dinner
meeting of the Valli Toastmistress
Club | last ursday when toast.
mistress for the evening was Mrs,
Philip Konkin.'

Mrs, Frank. Mitchell: offered
the grace. Visitors were Mra, P. J.
Vaessen and Mrs, C. Woolls,

*- Mrs, S. Lanzarotta was general
evaluator. Others were Miss. C.
Hogendoorn, Mrs. G, Leitner, Mrs.
D. Brookes and Mrs, R. C. Watters,
The meeting heard the following
speakers: Mrs, Basel Skealds, Mrs.

ur, Ph. 365-8147, 346.

Furni “sulte™ if Eremenko's
Apartments, Ph, 365-3001, si
‘Small cosy cottage, combination
olf range. Ph, 365-5992 after 6 pam:

Ave, Cast!

a

~ Firnished housekeeping suite,
bedroom, bathroom, living room, kit-
chen, Maples Motel, Bluoberry. Ph.
305- 345

‘2-bedroom newly decorated house
Jn Castlegar, Close to business dis-
trict. $50 monthly, Apply at Castlegar
News. as

Furnished Se house and
farage. Ph. 365- x!

2 roomed basement suite, Ph, 365-
y 34

NOTICES

Will take care’ of | chitd while
parent works, Kinnaird, Ph, 365-8264.
34

2

st

~ Salvation Army Home League
fea and sale on Sat. Nov. 24 from
= 4 pan, at United Church hall, 246
St. David's Anglican WA (Castle-
gar Branch) will, hold their annual
tea and bake sale on November 24 at
2.30 In the undercroft of St, David's
Chureh, .(Sherbiko Sub-Division) 246
U-Phone Services ia & phone anw-
wering service for business. peopte
and also has the contacts you need
for the help you necd, Before & p.m.
365-5265 after 365-6062. 345
St. David's Anglican WA will hold
a coffee party and bake sale in the
Kinnal Society Hall

Jacuzzi Jet F acap WELT BI,
FOR RENT

2 hp single phase, 110 -' 220 volt. Com-
plete with controls, foot valve and 80-
Apartment In centre of town. Ph.
365-2441, Bae

fal, pressure tank. $250 cash, Ph.
365-6081 after 5 p.m.
Furnished suite, combined Kitch-

Coleman oil heaters, one with
automatic fan: small electric stove,

2-pedroom house in Castlegar.
Apply Tat - 2nd Ave, $5,000. 346

PALM

bathroom. 170 - 10th Ave, Kinnaird
Ph, 305-4043, tin 46

‘At Crescent’ Valicy, modern S-
bedroom house, garage and garden
plot. $40.00. month. Apply 3. M. Cun-
ningham, Sreseant Valley or Ph, 359-
5432 or 359-7: EZ

Quality 3.8 Milk Se ae Sori ae

Dairy and oducts House in Castlegar. Ph, oT
REFRIGERATED :
DELIVERY Built Up Roof Work

and Roofing

RETAIL DELIVERY (AT U: 4
‘ PUAN Concrete, Basements

& Insulation Work

ROBSON, Sows i
rime O. Lightle

‘ FRANK HARVEY Phone” 365-5158
ATS

EKAY MOTORS Lid. :

2880 Highway Drive, TRAIL Phone 368-3301

oo AND SERVICE
Old:

Cadillac pean!

Ct 1

Corvair
= Finest, and: Cleanest’ Used Cars in the Kootenays =
Byery Ca Car Guaranteed

“WHOLESALE GM PARTS DISTRIBUTORS —
Largest stock in the Kootenays of genuine parts
for all General Motors Vehicles

Largest and” mos most fully equipped Garage and
: Body: Shop in ihe, Kootenay

Tr
“ Seiberling Tire. Wavcleuce

Zc ATTRAC

NOTICE OF ELECTION
Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the
the said electors at Village Office on Monday the 26th

day of November,.1962, at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of electing persons to repres-

ent them as 2 Commissioners and 1 School Board

Trustee. .

The mode of nomination of candidates shall be as -

follows: Candidates shali be nominated in writing by
two duly qualified electors of the municipality: The
nomination-paper shall -be delivered to the Returning
Officer at any time between the date of this, notice a
noon the day of ination. The
he in the form prescribed in the “Municipal “Act”, ‘an
shall state the name, residence, and occupation of the
a sch r as to sufficently ident-
shall be sub-

fad
scribed to by the candidate.

In the event of a poll being necessary, such poll will
be opened at Legion Hall on the 6th day of December,
1962,‘ between the hours of 8 am. and 8 p.m., of which
every: person is hereby’ required to take notice ‘and gov-
ern himself accordingly.:

Given’ under my hand at Castlegar this 15th day of
November, 1962.
ree J. Logelin
Returning Officer

=
Envoy =.

Guy Guido, Mrs, A. Creighton and
on Fri, Nov. 16 from 10 a.m, to 12|Mrs, P, Wanjoff.
oon. 4

Members of the Trail Toast-
Sook mornings ani. ity ai (mistress Club have been invited to
ATTENTION BUILDERS ANp | the dessert meeting which will be
HOME OWNERS - Mail your enquir-| held at the home of Mrs. G. Guido
les for our low prices on PLYWOOD, | on How, 22. OF interest are plans
DOORS ‘and LUMBER. Esmond Lum-

Professional
Ph. 365-1

Car Insurance Going Up!

age cost has: increased steadily].

over the past years, jumping $58
since 1057,

Only partially reflected by
the survey, which reflects losses
up to the end of June, are in-
reases in the cost’ of ‘accidents

gram, Because of devaluation! and
new import - duties, “replacement
parts of many cars now cost more.+'
Insurance companies and the}
various insurance ' rating . groups
are currently studying the. sta-
tistics with a view to ‘setting next
year’s automobile insurance ‘rates,
Although the rates won't ‘be
known for several weeks, an in-
crease averaging about 10 per
cent across Canada’ will probably

ed costs.

. This increase could be high.
er in some parts of the country
and ‘lower’ in others, < Individual
car qwners, particularly those who

sitieation by. reaching the’ age of
or by completing three years
or driving without a claim, could
well find their rates lower des-

1 pite the general increase.

“eseen Hamper
Prize Awarded
By Evening Group

+ The regular business meeting
of the Robson Evening Group was
held at the home of Mrs. Jolly with

ber Company Ltd., 3600 East Hast-

for of
between district groups, Local

18 present,
‘Mrs. Saliken thanked all those
the

barat for their

ings Street, Vancouver 6, B.C, tin Si ‘are ‘also’ teir
HOLICS ANONYMOUS. Box | charter party. z whi
303. Castlegar. tint? g support.

be required. to, meet ' the’ increas- |;

Gavriliic. and Mrs, White of wie
iow. Point with Corsages made ‘by |:
Jo)

of

a

‘of
of

‘Get-Acquainted
Tea’ is Enjoyed

The Robson Women’s Institute

held their, annual “get. acquaint-
ed” tea recently at the home of
Mra, D. Gavrellk. About 60 guests
were: welcomed by president Mrs.
: W.

* =
caused by’ Canada’s austerity, pro- a bowl of mauve

Hubert.
The tea table was centred with

ae f Ost, \

Paknatinag sats)

Castlegar News
ae

and the rooms were ‘tastefully de-
corated with autumn flowers, | ¢:.

The tea was convened by Mrs,

J. Scott, Mrs. W: Waldie and ba
Byers with | Mrs... Woodr ‘Ow,

Fornelli, Mrs, Deutsch as vitenen
helpers. Mrs. J
handled the “kiddy.corner.”

Jolly very capably.
Mrs, Evans and Mrs, McPhee

were in charge of entertainment
with it

» Quance and Mrs, Cuth

Gravel. & Top Sail’
DITCHING, EXUAVATING se
HONE: 63-9041:

COLUMBIA.”
ee Maoke, & Sit, Catton

;Pourers for the afternoon were

have graduated ‘to’ a better‘ clas- Mr. phim and Mrs."-White and

eurin.

ay

Pontiac’ — Suick — Vauxhall
“01 Baker 8b. . Nelaon

Annie Plotnikott:
Funeral Tuesday

Funeral services were , held
uissian Halli

Tuesday. from) the’ Ri
here for Mrs, Annie

LAND cuzanxa EXCAVATION
1 Contant »

PAUL ‘THEDERAHN ts
Phone: 365-2511, Eobecn
Btore

73,

Robson who passed away Mon-

in the Castlegar hospitsl after
lengthy illncas,

he was predeceased by ‘her

husband, Mike, last year and’ is
survived by four daughters, Mrs. P.
Wanjoff of Robson, Mrs. F. Shukin

Slocan Park. Mrs. N.. Semenoff
Nelson and Mrs. M. Gorkoff of

Robson, and one son, Nick, of
15 and

Building: Supplies
OGLOW BROS. .
Bullding & Supply Co, Ltd.

Castlerar
Phone 365-3351

Deadline for classified ads is 12 LOST

Anyone poving information about,
Higg!

noon cree prior to ne oe
anew 2. G ins red and cream
bicycle please th Karl Koreen 365-

of issue.
WANTED
3870, RCMP have been notified of
1 wood Heater. Box 33 Kinnalrd | toss
tN MEMORIAM .

or Ph, 365-8050.
Want krattbonrd portable closet.
345
In loving memory of Victor James
Jones, Ey oe away November

Ph, 365-3031.
LEGAL theta

NOTICE ‘TO CREDITORS We chal meet ‘and we shall mise
WILLIAM WILLIAM PLOTNIKOFF,
formerly of Castlegar, B.C., de-
ceased. .

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that creditors and others having
callms against the estate of the a-
bovenamed deceased are hereby re-
quired to send them to Messra. Dahl-
strom. Wetmore and McGauley, Bar? ite
risters and Solicitors, P.O, Box The family ofthe late Annie
Casticgar, B.C. before the 28th aay ee note trad to express thelr sin-
of December, aah rey which ae cere ks to friends, relatives and
the for their many acts of
sald estate among She parties ‘ntitic Kindness and tokens of sympathy ex-
ed thereto having regard only to the | tended to them during their. recent
claims of which tt then nas notice. | bereavement in the loss: of our be-

lov mother. Special thanks to Dr.
DAH M, WETMORE & Mc-|¢. 8. Fowler, nurses and staff of the
GAULEY 8 Solicitors fore HARRY |Castiegar hospital, members, of the
ures ‘LOTNIKOFF, Admin: | spiritual Community of Christ’ and
trator of the Estate of WIl-| the Coatlea Funeral Home, —\The
lam, ‘Willan Plotnikoff. 445 | Fam!

‘There. ‘wall be that vacant chair.

But in our dearcst memories

You are ever near.

Ever remembered by his family Jean
(wife) Gary, Glen,- Beverly and fam-
es, Lance, Sharon and Vicki.

“CARD OF: THANKS -

cc
VOLKSWAGEN and RAMBLER
SALES & SERVICE. :
Phone R.A. (Bob) Horswill 365-3491

C '

Stock of Volk gen Cars and Trucks

New Rambler Cars
i Sales & Service — Trades

PARKVIEW MOTORS — Nelson
EA CTT

Kootenay Builders.

— and Suppliers —
Complete Line of Building Supplies.’
and Manufacturers of Sash & Doors

CABINET MAKING
Pierson Sashless Windows - Glidden Paints

HARDWARE,

SKYLINE

AUTO SERVICE LTD. |

We can. meet. all Yours, motoring |
requirements from qualified mech-
‘anics to parts and service.

WINTER TIRES FROM $9.95 UP
Get Yours Now

B.A. Products .

were thonked also, the bazaar was
reported as a great success with
a very good turn out, President
Mrs. Saliken greeted all comers at
the door.

Door prize’ was won by Mrs.
Durick. The grocery, hamper was
won by Miss Judy Webster, the

. | flowers were won by Mrs, Soberlak,

The ‘novelty table an inova-
tion proved a center. of interest.
The Evening Group was asked to
help ‘With. the supper

at

“Mrs. Plotnikoff came to Can-

ada in 1898 and settled in Sask-
atchewan for several years before
moving to Nelson. She was married

Brilliant and resided in ‘this

area for the past 38 years,

She was a member of the Spir-

itual Communities of Christ an
burial took ‘place in the Britiant
cemetery. The Castlégar Funeral
Home was in charge of arrange.
ments,

CASTLEGAR
DINING ROOM

-. SPECIALIZING IN HOME
COOKED MEALS  -
‘The ideal place to eat
Tegularly or for an.evening out, -
73 6 am,- 8 pm.
Sundays 9-11 a.m. . $7 pam

Each, member will’.donate’ some
thing towards, its success.

The Christmas: party was dis-
ussed, final arrangements being
tet over tothe next meeting, The
: Service were

Janitor Service
Floors waxed ‘and pol-

ished; Paint washing: Win-
dows

1 qd

Storm | win-

peat two parcels of 88 articles and
ette and® some~ baby things
were sent to. the WA’:

The ‘booster prize was donated
by Mrs, Saliken and won by Mrs.
Byers. ‘The next meeting will be | ————————
on Nov 22 at the home of Mrs.)
Kemperman when roll cail is to be
answered with ‘ashtrays.. -) .

NOTICE:TO ALL

CAR OWNERS _.
Tf you have :a. five year
ACCIDENT FREE record,
we: invite you. to compare
our, select rate for the . > Pru:
dent driver.

INSUR A NG. E
= For All Your

' INSURANCE. AND

REAL ESTATE: NEEDS
Phone’ 365-3441

‘ANDERSON

AGENCIES

ARENA SCHEDULE

SUNDAY

2- ae Family ‘Skatin, ing.

4.30. 5.30» Air’ Cadet Hockey:
B- a Adult Skating
MONDAY

6° .°9"Minor Hockey

y | TUESDAY

4.30 - 5.30. Figure Skating

6 - 9 Minor Hockey

o- 11 seer. Broom Ball

WEDNESD,

5.20 ..7,30 General Skating

8 - 10 Commercial’ Hockey (Shop-

Eas Packers vs Nelson, Ad-

*_umission. Children and Stu-
‘2. dents 10¢, Adults 25c)

THURSDAY

1+ 2°P.M. Adults and pre School

Children; 10c and 25¢"

6..°9 Minor Hockey’

9.16.11 Celgar Hockey

FRIDAY.

4.30 - 5.30 Figure ‘Skating

6.= 8 Celgar Broom Ball

8.15°='10.30 General Skating

seruno Ay: 5
TAM, ~ 1 P.M. Minor Hockey a

2.4 Kid’s Skat

7.30 = 9.30 General Skating

CASTLEGAR &. DISTRICT
SOCIETY.

dows. installed; - Special’ on
kitchen’ floors, $1.25 +

~ Ph. 365-8158

Donald Br Bros.

4

BASEMENT DIGGING, :
ING,
pee

Earthmoving Contractors

DITCH
BA IG, LAND-
Peper Seaver

Phone
Phone roy ae

PLUMBING
and
~ HEATING
@
Air: Conditioning

ELS. Ud.

: char Service
* Towing - Barges

Phone 365-5500
NIGHTS — NELSON 852-5454:

'gaND & GRAVEL

BEACON | MOTORS: Ltd.

anywhere onthe Arrow |:

Artow Lakes Forry
Serica
Ronson. TO EDGEWOOD
Robson
nents §.m, Monday. *
Arttre
4.00 pm. Monday,
Leave Edgewood

WE CARRY A GOOD

'|/Pumps & Water Conditioning
imming . Pool’ Equipme

STOCK OF SUPPLIES

for
WINTER
Built to your
. Specifications:
messnnable Rates :
CASTLEGAR:
“SASH. ‘AND: ‘OCOR

ae

Skating Party is Planned

The Young Peoples Group (of
the United Church held their meet.
ing‘in ‘the church basement on
Monday. evening under the leader-|'\'!
ship of Mrs. F, Richardson, their

ney secretary.

The most beautiful watohes
‘> glneo tlme began

EFORE. STARTING FROM. ||

For All ‘Your Watch Needs

drop’ in : to

BOSSE’

JEWELLERY

Ph. 365-2041

Twin:

a le: Méeting
T ro) NIGHT

counsellor, with Harold Thring the
president presiding and Jim Loo-

The meeting was opened with
prayer and zoutlig business was’
were made
to err a ‘skating party on Friday

oaing the past week some of
d| Mr. and Mrs, E, A. Fitzpatrick and

which Mrs. Richardson served them’
a-delicious spaghettl supper. The
members‘ of the’ executive, along
: | with Judy. Bartsoff and Mima Wal-
: pare, attended the Teen Town mect-
<) ing. The members will meet after
| school cn Tucstey, at the home of

i birthday Sunday, Joan Rourke cele.

| will demonstrate how to make the
effect of stained glass windows. ©

SALE.

10% OFF
also
GIRLS’ COATS
. and >
JACKETS

and
10% OFF

of

AND RAIN COATS

CINDY'S.

Ss ,

in the

Rivers Hall.

8.00 ee

nn

’ LADIES HATS a

jeelenae, assisted — by.
Mrs. S.
, | Ery,
D
; for Citizens executive meeting in
Fri
BOYS’ JACKETS ©
2 PRICE RACK ©
GIRLS’ DRESSES, SKIRTS

2'| were several encounters with snow

Pe ne nn

Kinnaird
‘Sociais

Mrs, Kaufman, Ph, 365-5488
Mr. and Mrs: Earl Fitzpatrick

of Seattle visited shortly with the
former's brother and sister-in-law,

ing.

family on the weekend having come

to spend some time with Willlam

A. Hutfty of Nelzon who celebrated

his 100th’ birthday: a week:-ago
The famed

is’ Mrs, Earl Fitzpatrick’s father.

On ‘the occasion ‘of her ninth

it. was reported

served by the. ho:

brated’ with’ a‘ skating ‘session ‘in
the company of six of her. friends,
After enjoying the first skating of
the season, they later ‘gathered at
Joan’s home for, the birthday din.
ner, Guests were Terry Ball, Phylils
nd Gerrie Johnaon, Collen Acker-
‘| man, Karen Hiebert and Brenda

erts,
-Another birthday cecaslan on
Nov, \1 was marked on) Monday
when ‘Donny, Ball, recently turned
six, was’ Host.to. some of. his. little
his ’ mother,
Ball. His guests at the af-
ternoon party were Gregory and
Louise Richards, ‘Wayne and

nine’ members

jan Service, C

Pythian Sisters
“Raffling Turkey
The members of Kootenay
Temple Pythian Sisters held their
meeting ‘Thursday evening in the

Twin Rivers Hall with Mrs, J, Sher-
biko, Most Excellent Chief, presid-

Routine business was conduct-
ed and final plans for the fall tea
to be held Nov. 17 were made.
Committee reports were given and

Christmas turkey are available.
After a short. business mect-
ing delicious | refreshments. were

Saunders and Mrs. Kay

“Kinmat Wi

Party Nov. 22.

The regular ‘meeting. of the
Kinnaird WI was-held at the home
of Mrs. Jin: Wisted recently with
I “and” three’ guests
present. President Mrs, Bea Goet-
ting was in the:
Roll call was
article of clothing for the Unitar-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov, 15,, 1962

Castlegar Socials.

that tickets for a

stesses, Mrs, Joyce
Melntyre.

‘Coffee

chair, «.
with an

Branch of St.:David'’s' WA who at-
tended the, West Kootenay. Dean~
ery Meeting in Fruitvale last week

Pickering of Kinnaird.

Churches ‘for the past week’ was
their son,\' Mr.’ Gordon Churches
of Victoria, rf

the guest of his cousin Craig Sch-
ellenberg over the long weekend.’

Members- of. the | Castlegar

were Mrs, J, Kelly, Mrs..R. Don.
n, Mrs, J. Killough and Mrs. J.

Visiting with Mr. and Mra, N.

Randy Taylor of Rossland was

\Mrs\ 'H, Gergely, who was a
patlent in: the Castlegar hospital
for several weeks, returned to her
home ‘at the weekend,

Miss F. Mather of Trail spent

Mrs, R, Gemmill, Mrs.’ J. Sherbiko
and

PAY'N TAKIT
‘UD

Mr. G: Davis.
1d Mrs, L. Cantell spent

the Tong weekend visiting in‘ Ke-
Jowna.

Mrs, J... (Margaret) Schandet
of Hudson, Hope :is’ visiting -.w!
her parents Mr. ‘and
Churches for a few days.
‘Mand. ‘Mrs, Allen' Parks and

family © of, Kamloops: are Mead
the latter's’ parents ‘Mr, Penta
C.: Bradford for, a: few. da:
Mrs, Ora Lightle is dialing f for
a'while in Toronto,
Mr,:and, Mra. J-.F. 1: Camp-
bell and ‘family of Kelowna were
weekend visitors seth the home, of
Mr, and Mrs, L.'V. Campbell,

Mra. N

OPEN 9 ALM. io 9PM.

SATURDAY till 5.30 P.M!

ttle long weekend with her par-
kira

family of Nelson and Mr.’and

Ted Gergely, ‘also: of Nelson, Eenta
ed'with hele 5 Brother Mrs. H. Ger-
gely during the‘ weekend..

eral ‘service in’ Nelson Saturday
for the late Mr.

erud, Mr. and: Mrs.’ ‘E. Maclean,

and Mrs, Paul Gergely and and

‘Among those" attending *fun- Ff

Canada,

“LEGION CORNER

B. HOT CHOCOLA =

Tommy Hughes and Danny
eBiasio. ‘
ery z
Sen- | mittee reporte:
Ernest Bailey attended a‘ Sen: sale as hela
Pl
ay a where a sent to the a
larium,

Vancouver’ last
great. déal of business was discus-
sed, Of particular interest was the
forineoming convention’ designat.
ed to take place in Cranbrook next
June,. Ways and means for atten-
dance by the representatives from
the different branches at this con-
vention will be. discussed further
at another executive meeting sche-
duled for January. t
‘Mr. Bailey enjoyed a week at
the coast. Travelling by bus, there

mainly at Hope and Princeton and

on ‘the crest of. the new Kinnaird-

Christina highway.. He. arrived! - oe

home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Keith
e

- The haptism of Timothy John
Richards took place recently in St.
Rita’s Church with Rev. Father E,
Brophy officiating, Godparents for
the infant. son of: Mr, and’.Mrs,
George Richards were Miss Albina
Makay .of Trail and. Mr. Eugene
Daniel of Nelson. Also here: for
the:.occasion were Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Daniel and son Donny of
Nelson, The. christening. party and
‘guests were entertained” at, the
Richards home following the cere-| ten: Australia,
mony. 3. ’| Smith, U.S.A.

2 Mir. and Mra, “A. Lambert re-

cently. returned ‘from the geonet
where they visited: their :son and

Trienn!
iated Country

president, ) The

Mast week at the
‘A Halloween | parcel: ‘was

A coffee party. isto be. held
on Nov, 22 with’
be a gift for’a mental patient, The
WI are donating a bowling trophy
to’ the ‘Thursday Morning: League
for the 62-63 season. A Buie
be asked to audit; the books again
before: the annual meeting.
* Mrs. Ethel McKenzie was wel-
comed ‘as a new. member. a nsetess
prize was, won ‘by
The next meeting is at the home
of -Mrs.: Elsie Plotnikoff. f
— 2

ad liams, N.S., was elected area vice-
president for Canada at the 10th
ial Conference of the Assoc-

World in Melbourne,, Australia.
“She ‘succeeds Dr. Nancy: Ad-
ams, Ethelton, Sask., who has cate
cluded her Jast term of i
Mrs. J.F.:Van Beekhoff, “The
Netherlands, was returned unop-
posed for. a second term as ACWW:

dents elected are: Mrs, .W.

Minutes of’ previous’ meeting read | *
and ‘adopted. The bake sale com-

@ successful bake
adoptee at the So-

the admission to

Emma Manarin,
Rand, Port Wil-

Women ° of the

two Sema presi-
. -H. Cul-
and. ‘Mrs, Haven

A very successful family’ tur-
key supper, was held in’ the Legion
Hall on Saturday with more than

joyed- with’ isome. entertainment
followed by a‘well attended dance.
je: Remembrance’ Day: par-
ade to the Cenotaph'was one of:the
largest in some years'and the ser~.
vice at, the Cenotaph was very well
attended «by. citizens‘ despite ad-
verse weather conditions,

The
leadership ' of.“ Norman’ Fishwick

parade ‘and for the ‘service was
very much appreciated: Following
the parade the Ladies ‘Auxiliary
were very busy supplying ‘coffee

| aad hot chocolate to all .who' took |: *

art" in the services. Our. apprec-

a capacity turn out. Supper was en. |:

SHSS ‘band: under’ the |:
added much to’ the ‘color of the|’-.

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B.C. ASSOCIATION OF
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daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. rat
Lambert and their

BIRTHS

Maureen : Lambert, who: is taking

} nurses training’ at:St. Paul's tos: k
pital in Vancouver. The: Lamberts
enjoyed. the ‘grandeur. of autumn
Scenery on a trip ‘home

TO!

HARMS:
Mrs,.Leonard Harmaston of Castle,
gar, ‘Nov. 2,.a daughter,

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Griyge.

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man celebrated their seventh wed-
ding | anniversary” Sunday, when
guests, for the occasion included

Mr. ‘and Mrs, Harvey: Higgins ‘of | Squadron. will

‘RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C."

Fruitvale and Mr. Briggeman’s mo-
ther, Mrs, L.-Briggeman of. Trail. | 9

. : Miss Shirley \ Ball was. home
from her. position. at Nakusp. to
spend the long weekend: with her
re Mrs, -Stelia Ball and fam-

Phys otherepist
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Canada’. 2%: years.

Part 1 — Adminfstration
1. Parades:

School: ati 18:50 hrs on ‘Wednesday

Cadel ‘astetted for range -will re-
pork to the Tange cat 10:00 bre:on
Saturday 24

Next’ parade Wedneaiay 28 Nov.
oa pelt ia ‘in at the High: School: at

3 an Pe ace!
‘|Normal training will be carried 0 out
+} as per CAP 464 F-25 and Squadron

3. Orderly Officers: ae _

“The “Trail. branch -of the Can-|21 Nov. 62 ;

adian. Arthritis “and Rheumatism |28 Nov. 62. ¥/Q' Hill

Society has obtained the services|... 4, Orderly Sergeants: ~ -

of. Miss Margaret’ Jones, physio- | 21 Nov. 62 “P/Sgt Jerome

therapist; for. the -West Kootenay |28 Nov. 62 Sgt McMaster

and Boundary Gistricts, effective |: 4, Orderly Corporals:

eae 21 Nov. 62 Cpl. McGilp
, Miss--Jones ‘took her physio- 28, Now. & co Cpl. McBeth

therapy’: training in’ her native R, C. MacBain F/L.:

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