CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 14, 1960

Plan. Botile Drive’

The regular monthly meet-
ing of the Ist Rebson Group
Committee was held Monday ev-
ening wiwth R. T, Waldle’ = ®
chair,

Scoutmaster Walter Banigan
stressed she Jmmediate need for

and

KINNAIRD SOCIALS

j terested in working with Scouts
and Ci

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5488
‘The Grace Presbyterian Cir-

The. ‘cumplng season is afi-|cle held it's regular meeting in
proaching rapidly and there was|the church on April 7 at 2 pm,
a discussion as to possible loca-|with the president Mrs, J. M.
tlon for this year’s camp, and as|Macbeth in the chair and eight|.
to what type of camp would be| members present,

would be hate to hear from
anyone in the area who is in-

most

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“I Pall's activities.

, gan himself as willing| 5

ficient help in planning, and in
actual leadership when the camp
is on.

A bottle drive is planned on|
early September and in conjunc- 9
tion with it a collection of rags
and possibly scrap metal.

: These drives are the main

©:

and it is hoped that sufficient,
funds will be raised to provide

Banigan, went to Nelson recent-
ly, where, in‘a simple ceremony | di
at Kootenay 'Lake General Hos-| c

Scout badges.

The opened the

The Idea of FS ‘moving camP | meeting with prayer. ‘Minutes ot
has great appeal, and Mr. Ban-|the Jest meeting were read and

ipproved and the treasurer re-

to attempt it if he can get suf-| ported a healthy baalnce on hand.

The main dusiness consisted
f arrangements for a meal for

the. members of the Presbytery
which meets jn Kinnaird on May
10.

and
Lil McKnzle agreed to con-

vene the supper and details of the
source of revenue for the Group; ™enu and duties of all the mem-

ers Were arranged.
It was decided to purchase

much needed equipment for next} dinner plates and cutlery as in
the motion passed at the January

Queen Scouts Leslie Waldie| meeting. A cleaning bee was ar-
and Teddy Batchelor, accompan-|ranged for the morning of April
‘lied by their parents and Mr.| 1:

3 at the church.

The drawers and cupboard
loors in the kitchen have been
‘ompleted and dishes and “sup-

pital, Archdeacon Resker pre-|plies can now be properly ar-
sented the boys with their Queen| ranged,

The Mission Study from

Both boys will attend a ga-
thering of Queen Scouts in Vic-
toria during the Easter holidays.

“The Way in Africa" was lead
by, Mrs. D, A. MelIntosh, being
this month a view of Nigeris,

- The next Group C

Batchelor.

meeting will be held May-9, at
th home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

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ian Church in Canada has a num-
ber of Workers.

Recent visitors with relatives

Kinnaird Briefs |

‘The village will. donate. “the

fuse of a’bulldozer for digging a

hole for the swimming Pool.

Works chat'man Jake ‘Hen-
dricks said gravel had been put
on’ many village streets during

the spring’ breakup. “I was over |:

every road in Kinnaird... They
were all passable,” commented
Mr. Hendricks.

8

Council! wilt study the sub-
ject of reserving burial plots” so
that if a plot‘is reserved and the

person who’ dies is buried else-
where, the plot will revert to
the village. without the amount
of red tape presently required, .
one z

Only two persons appeared
at the court of revision on the

[water frontage tax reported vil-

lage clerk Ken Pickering.
2 8

Clean-up “week will be ob-
served in Kinnaird from April
18-23, Fire permits are required
for all burning taking: place in
the village, even during clean-up
week.

eee :

. Fire .chief Rene Archam-
‘bault will attend an orientation
course for fire chiefs at Vancou-
ver on April 21-22.

: No Soatentive ‘clothing may
be purchased for the Village un-
less authorized by a vote of the

council.
o.

for the
were Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pals-
son and family of Cranbrook.

Mrs. D. G. McMillan is home
‘from Wlow Haven Rest Home
atter spending a month at Koot-
enay Lake Genearl Hospital for
therapy. We are happy to hear
of her steady improvement, es-
pecially since she IL

A its totaling $1,134 were
approved for ‘payment,

A letter will be sent to the
Queen's printer, Victoria, reques-
ting that six copies of the muni-
cipal act be forwarded to coun-

RENATA SOCIALS

quietly, her 53rd wedding anni-
vrsary with her husband this
Sunday,

Mrs, Esther Holford, a daugh-
ter of the MeMillans, is here
from

Mrs. BP. Warkentin
A successful spring bazaar
and tea was held by Renata Wo-
men’s Institute at the schoo) Sat-

stay with her irs for an wt
definite period.

Marsha Hominiuk entered
the Castlegar hospital on Friday
for an appendectomy. Get well
Marsha! Also best wishes to Roy

turday. Ronny Jackson will soon
be home after undergoing sur-
gery in the Castlegar hospital

‘last week.

Mr. Gilbert Jacobson return-
ed recently from a trip ta Han-
del, Sask., to visit his mother
Mrs. Olea Jacobson who was re-
Ported il] at the time. Mrs, Ja-
cobson, age 92, recovered when
her 13 childrn all managed to
get home to cheer her up.

We were sorry to learn of
the departure of Mrs. George
Goodine and children. They leave
this weekend. to join Mr.-Good-

|ine’ at Rocky Mountain ‘ House,
"| Alberta; to live for the’ next few

years,

Mr. and Mrs. N. Burak re-
cently returned from a_ visit -to
Calgary where Mr. Burak aon
ded the sales

O) urday ‘Tea tables were

centered with Easter baskets con-|..

taining eggs dyed by the school
children.
Kitchen and serving commit~

McBride who was ‘hurt accident-*
‘| ally while -riding his bicycle Sa-"

tee in charge were Miss E. White
Mrs. J. Dyck:and Mrs, H. Funk.
Sewing table convenor was Mrs.
I. Wiebe, assisted by Mrs, J. J.
Reimer, The. hand- done Pillow,
cases were made by Mrs, Reimer
and were won by Ronnie Ulmi. '

The door. prize was won by| Bl
Miss L. Fladagey and the lucky
draw of a box of Haster choco

cil ‘as-sodnas’an’ up-to-date ed-
ition of the act is ‘published.

AY written, report ‘for March
oy licence inspector P. T. Mel-
ville wa’ received,

: come

cence ‘bylaw, council discovered
that all persons charging for the
plowing of gardens must pay a
$5 trades licence fee every. six
months, The lcencing inspector
will be asked t6 enforce this sec-
tion of the bylaw,

eee

Works chairman Jake Hen-

dricks presented his preliminary

budget for the works department.

It calls for an expenditure of

11,952 plus jabor: gas and oil.
ee

The Kuryluk water extension
agreement was signed after being
approved,

ee
Three readings were. given
the debenture bylaw fox ‘the re-
cently-passed waterworks exten-
sion’ bylaw.

ee
Any service station in Kin-
naird selling cars is subject to a
trades licence costing $30 every
six months, The licencing ing,
tor will be asked to enforce this
section of the bylaw.

Finance chaltman G. S. Rust
will study the‘frontage tex with
a view to reducing it. “If it's
going to be feasible and work-
able,” .commented water chair-
man E. C, Ackerman,

“DEER PARK SOCIALS

Mrs. Williamson

Mr. F. G. Hamblin has re-

turned to his home after Spend-
ing the winter months visiting
with friends and: relatives at
Prince George, Vancouver, Han-
¢y and other. points. He was ac-
companied by his son Mr, L.
Hamblin of Haney, who spent a
few days at Deer Park.
. and Mrs, A. Bortnick and
son David of Trail spent the
Weekend at their summer home
here.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kirken-
dall of Procter were the week-
end guests of the former's fa-
ther, Mr. M.A. Kirkendall, and
|his brother-in-law ‘and sister, Mr.

After checking the trades Hi-| ,

and Mrs, C. S. Phelps,

Holidays ahead? Or business trip? :

the solid relaxati
of train travel this year on “The
Canadian” or “Dominion.” Your
‘choice of accommodation—draw-
ing. rooms, compartments, bed-

rooms, roomettes, herths.. One .

low price covers your. fare, berth,
meals and’ tips! See your local
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1 ONLY “SCENIC GOME ROUTE IN CANADA

- Kinnaird Gets. Drama Award.

The Kitnatrd’ Little’ Trent's)
Production of. “Sorry :
Number” was honored: Satuaaae
night when the play's director,
Mrs. Ernie Halewijn} was named
best director. in the West':Koo-
tenay Drama’ Festival ‘held: dur-
ing ‘the weékehd "at Kinnaird.

In making the award, adjudi-
ator W. HL Kaasa’ said there was
“A tremendous ‘amount for “a
director todo in a play of. this
nature and what was ‘done was
done very” well» ds‘ far, ag‘ it
went."

Best ae award in the festl-
val went: to the Nelson Little
‘Theatre's of Chek-

was Jose! - Smith of pany wie te
ing|played Lady Anne in “Richard
II.” The best visual setting cer-
tificate was awarded to the
Fruitvale Community Players’
production of “The. Copper
Kettle."

Honorable mention for’ best
actress was made of Kinnaird's
Gwen. Sommerfield who : played
Mrs, Stevenson in “Sorry Wrong
Number.” The best actress ward
went to. Barbara Dahlquist of
South’ Slocan for her portrayal

of Anne Boleyn in “Mistress
Minx.”

After Thursday night's pre-

of “Sorry Wrong Num-

ov’s “The! Boor.” .J. Boreh, who
took the leading role in the play,
Was. named best actor. Best sup-
porting actor was, "The Boor's"

. J. Leveque who played’ Luka,

The: best’ supporting. actress
in the festival, said Mr. ‘Kanga,

der," Mr. Kaosa said that the

tense drama offered by the Kin-

nalrd Little Theatre obviously
the

the play was under a handicap

in that it required intricate

Hghting.

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lates was. won by Miss Alvina
Koch. Tea tickets were sold by
Mrs. P,’ Warkeritin. The sum ‘of
$70 was realized. ~
om 8
Mrs. Geoffrey Brown’ and
baby son Russel of Victoria re-
turned to their home after vi-
siting at the home of her mother
and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Bob MeCulloch. Mrs, McCulloch
accompanied Mrs. Brown as far
as far as Vancouver and has te-
turned this week.
David Letkeman and Gordon
Petars attending Bible College at

monton, Alta.,. for Western 1 Divin
ion Burns and Co: »Ltd, Mrs. But
rak visited at. the’ home of. her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, J. W. McAllister, with
Mr. and Mrs. R.'T. Sharman, Mr.
and Mrs.<Allan McBean. and al-
so with: Mr.-and Mrs. A. Burak

and family.

have home

for the summer.
-_ Visiting at ‘the home of Mr.
and’ Mrs. Bob McCulloch. is Sa
McOulloch, lately. of Prince Al:
bert.

Mrs. L. Withers! of Vancou-
ver is guest at the home of her
daughter- and son-in-law, Mr. and

Mrs. I. Wiebe.

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cille Fletcher was. experimenting
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ed*on technique “when ‘she wrote
“Sorry Wrong Number." as

. Mr. Kaosa suggested that the
thé group should have “cut out
the directions and used your own
++ + let the actor create rather
than copying someone else.”
Playwrights know little or noth-
ing about directing, he said.

The adjudicator was - “sur-
Prised" the ‘play ‘came off with
the multiple ‘set “In that posi-
tion." He objected to the empty
Space above what would be the
normal coiling of the bedroom
and was bothered by the. tele-
hone operators,

He felt more space should
have been used. In locating the
Western Union office, police sta-
tlon, ond the telephone opera-
tors, .
“A play of this nature*necds
a tremendous amount of varia-
tion ... variation in pace.”

f the role of Mrs. Steven-
son, playéd by Gwen Sommer-
field, Mr, Kaasa said “She is the
one that excites us and makes

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, April 14, 1960

‘Anglicans to Build

Church ‘in: Sherbiko#

Parishioners , of St. Alban's
Shuey Castlegar, and St. John’s

Church, : Kinnaird, ‘have ‘agreed
in principle .to the policy of a
central .church .and | the amalga-

dation that the old vicarage lots
in Castlegar. and the ‘third lot
in Kinnaird be retained in case!
of need for a Sunday’ school, or)
other purposes,

* for children

mation of the two

subject to approval from Rt. Rev.

P. R. Beattie, Bishop of Kooten-
ay, of such a step.

At. recent meetings in the

twin -villages,. a, xeport; } by ne
an

and: ‘adults would be necessary:
most at once, with either the
central or the two local coerced .
it was’ noted.

The meeting of the two.

central
ment. committee, advised that
consideration had been given to
the existing facilities and y the
Probable ‘demand, upon them in
the Hight of..the coming growth

groups of

the committee: to: enlarge’: its

membership as it sees fit, 'E
It may proceed. at once with

a’ new three-year canvass to raise

the income for operation of the

pro-

The committee paid tribute
to those whoSe. Iabors in the past
had resulted, inthe churches’ of
tesay, but said it felt that facil-
itieg In Kinnaird are inadequate.

The Castlegar church. would

and
vide sufficient: income- for bulge

‘ing purposes.

“It was. also authorized to.
prepare plans for a new church if
the canvass warrants it, to: be
submitted -toa meeting. of. the

the

‘be facing an
in six’ months ‘to q year’s time
with over-crowded vestry, choir
room and Sunday school. Plumb-
ing and heating services were in-
adequate,” |

The committes could not see
he of.revising or‘ad-

role sto play.”

Of the play in. general the
adjudicator commented: ‘I en-
Joyed that play. I was kept with
it most of the time.”

duction of “Sorry. Wrong Num-
ber," Mr. Kaasa emphasized that
he wasn't; adjudicating | that
night but “I saw a very good per-
formance tonight. I was amazed.”

He. ‘said’ the erection of

our blood run.” ne said “Mrs,
had ‘ t

After Saturday night's. pro-|-

ding to the existing St. Alban's
Church to meet’ the present’ or
future needs. Kjnnaird’s base-
thent church was considered , too
narrow for church purposes.
A central church would like-
ly cost $60,000, it was reported.
This sum would.ensure a worth-
while church, capable of meeting
the demands of continuing grow-
th, and provide adequate. park-
ing ‘space. .

The location "for

exits and
and actors that haa existed

XINNAIRD. RESIDENTS.

THE COUNCIL OF

THE VILLAGE OF

KINNAIRD HAS DECLARED THE WEEK OF.

_APRIL

18- 23

COLLECTION OF GARBAGE \ WIL BE MADE ©
APRIL. 23

KEN PICKERING =
VILLAGE CLERK

nn ee

night were not: there
We) at Saturday's" performance.

3 the Castlegar District,
= Mr. Kaasa. commented: “It’s

and enjoy:it to the utmost.”

Taking part: in’ Kinnaird’s
production were: Gwen Sommek-
field (Mrs, Stevenson), Joan

= | beautiful and I wish I could stay] @"e2-

the new church would be cen-
tered between the two villages
on land ‘owned..by J. Sherbiko.
The cqmmittee.. recommended
purchase. of three lots in this

With. construction-of a cen-
tral church, some’ of the’ proper-
ty would be’ surplus and the com-
mittee felt” that: its sale would

Johnson (1st Andy
MeWhinnie (1st man), Ernie ‘Ha-
lewijn (2nd man), Valerie Wil-
iamson (chief operator), Margar-
et cree (2nd operator.)
enny Harvey (8rd opera-
to Alice Brookes (4th opera-
tor, Eve Gwilliam (5th opera-
tor), Dorothy McKenzie (inform-
ation), Dolores DeRosa (hospit-
al receptionist), Don Gwilliam
Western: Union), Bill, Olesti
Dutfy) ‘and "Lloyd -3." Stad-|

elp defray
tion costs. It added a recommen-

of
congregations. a.

ROBSON SSCIALS !

Mes, Johnson, Phone 5165
Mr. and Mrs. Meith Waldie
“from their
at the weekend and have taken
up .residence’ in Robson.
“After spending the past six
months in: Vancouver, Mrs. E.
Balano returned on the plane
Sunday.’ While at the coast she
visited with her three sons and
families and friends.“ Mrs. Bala
no underwent an ‘eye’ operation ®
and is feeling much. better.”
Mr. and Mrs,’ G. :Fetcher of
Trail were Sunday guests of their.
son-in-lew and daughter, Mr. andy
Mrs. K,:.Waldie. Sey
‘Mr..J." Webster, who. was a
Patient in the Trail-Tadanae Hos- |
pital, ‘returned home! Monday.
The infant son“of Mr. and) Bi
Mrs. Mitchell Warford was: bap-
tized. on Sunday in. St..Rita’s
Church with ‘Father E. A. Bro-
phy officiating. The. names given.
“|the. baby were Willidm Mitchell. }
Mrs. J. “of Robson and | fi

Kinsmen Book Drive
Collects 2,500 Books

Over 2,500 books. were col-
lected In the Kinsmen-sponsored
book drive held last Saturday.-

Between the hours of 9 a.m.

Mr. Burt Campbell of Castlegar
were. proxies for the baby’s god:
parents, the baby’s aunt and. un-
ele, Ann and John Marron of Ire-| %
land. The baby wore an heirloom
christening. robe of Mr. War-| im
ford’s family. After the service! §
many friends gathered-at the

and refreshments were served. .

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Mrs. Marshall, Phone 2359
Mr. O.'N, Askew has been a
patient in the’ Castlegar hospi-|
tal. ‘However, he has : now. re-
turned home ‘and: is resting com-}’
fortably.. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery.

‘and.12 noon’ the Scouts,
Guides, id Gubs of the
District under : Kinsmen - supervi-

-}sion “collected over -1,000. hard-

covered. books and’ more. than

11,500 pocket books.

‘The drive, carried out in con-

if nection : . with national library

week, was designed. to . gather
books for the publie.:libraries at
Castlegar ‘and Kinnaird.

‘Committee member “Neil Me- 5

Mullen said some of the hard-co-

‘| ver novels: were.given to. the
:| Castlegar ,and District ‘Women's

Auxiliary for their. service cart
at the hospital while the rest
were. given to the Kinnaird and
Castlegar libraries,

A good quantity, of children’s
books were, collected, said. Mr.
McMullen. ‘The thoughtfulness of
many’ Kinnaird, Robson and Cas-
tlegar residents in leaving boxes

‘of books.on their doorsteps when

they found they.were going to be

out shopping while the drive was |’

in progress was: ‘very. much ap-
preciated.

The club has‘not yet decided
what it will'do with all the poc-

.| ket books donated; but one sug-

gestion has been to sell them and
donate. the proceeds to the
Scouts, Guides, Cubs.and Brown-

ies of the District.

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