CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, July 1, 1954

DOMINION DAY
TREAT THE: FAMILY

AT THE :

-Marlane Grill

Castlegar’s Home Of
. Fine Meals

47'S A DAY TO CELEBRATE |

The

District's . Social Events

Phone 3031

Castlegar Happenings

FROM DENVER, COL. — Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon A. Ball and
daughter June of Denver, Col.,
were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Kil-
Tough, af visiting with ‘their
many other friends and | relatives
in the district and attending the
Kinnaird Rose Ball, Friday eve-
ning.
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FROM VANCOUVER — Mrs.
Abel Pye of Vancotver, B.C., ac-
companied by her niece, ae
Papas of New W

FROM VANCOUVER — Mr.
Robt. Webster of’ ' Vancouver
visited last week at the home of
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
aT. Webster.

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FROM’ VICTORIA — Mr, and
Mrs, Martin Cain left Tuesday
for their home in Victoria after
spending a week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, J rT. Webster.

CARD PARTY SOCIAL, — The
Robson Recreation Society’ held

visiting with their r

an i ng of bridge and whist,
and di

i * Mtr,
and Mrs. T. Bla¢kburn of Castle-
gar for ‘a few days and will be
going on to Banff, Calgary, Red
Deer and Edmonton, returning
home by way of the Big. Bend

a y
Righy's
Headquartocs

DOMINION
DAY. x.

Rigby’s Is Handy to the Grounds

TO CALGARY — Mr. and Mrs.
Remie Assie visited last week in
Calgary. .

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FROM WASH. — Mr. and Mrs,
Dave Irwin of Seaview, Wash.,
are guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Toogood. :

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TO EAST FOR SUMMER —
Mrs. E. Murray of the Ootesche-
nia School teaching staff, has left
for Toronto to visit her son. She
will also stop at Eastern U.S.
points before returning in Sept-
ember.

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To, CALIFORNIA — Bob
Johnston, son of Rev. and Mrs.
L. C. Johnston, left Monday for
Mt. View, California where he

ners were: ‘Bridge—Mrs, Brown
and Mr. O, B, Ballard, first; Mrs.
D. Carter and Mr. Brown, conso-
lation. Whist—Mrs, D. Adshead
and Mr, J. Schellenberg, first;
Mrs. D. Duncan and Elmer La-
roque, consolation. Danelog fol-
lowed to recorded music.

TO PR. GEORGE. — Miss Mur-
iel Stuart left Saturday for Prince
George where'she will teach next
term. ’

Kinnaird Comer

TO CHRISTINA LAKE — Mr.
and Mrs. J. D, Lewis tand family
have motored to Christina Lake
for a week’s holiday.

, a

AWAY FOR SUMMER — Miss
Do nnaMuirhead and Miss Mar-
lene Albee have left for Vancou-
ver where they will spend part

of the summer.
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Junior Kats Dump
Flyers But Jolted |
By Ootischenia

The Castlegar Junior Kats
romped to a 12-4 decision over the
Kinnaird Flyers in a girls fast-
ball tilt played at the Kinnaird
Park Thursday evening, but re-
ceived a 23-11 pasting from the
Ootischenia Girls at Ootisch

their hosts: by a: 15-14. margin.

However the three Kat chuckers,

walked eight batters and six,er--

rors were committed by their
team-mates to abet the Ootische-
nia danse,

C

Dorothy Saliken, Betty Jean -

Lampard and Gerry Ann Wan-
less shared pitching duties for the

Kats and “Vera. Makortoff was”

Ootischenia pitcher.

Sunday.

Gerry Ann Wanless on the
mound for Kats, gave up five hits
against Kinnaird while Kinnaird
mound-lady Gail | Leitner, mas
tagged for 12 hits by the K
who scored twice in the second
énd once in the third, and three
times in each of the fifth, sixth’
and seventh innings,

Flyers scored once in each of
the third, fourth, fifth and sixth
frames.

CLARE'S"
Funeral Chapel

Flower Shop
Owned & Operated By
Lynn and Mell Monkhouse

Phone Trail 125
1054 TAMARAC A’
Foot of Smelter Hill

At Ootischenia, the Kats outhit *,

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JULY 12 TO 24 INCLUSIVE

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Promolion List
Continued frem Page 1

ford, Bob Hubert, Martha John-
son, Suzanna Johnson, Nick Kar-
‘ ; nob),

Barbara Martin, Larry Hogg,
Yvonne Mitchell, Sam, Sheloff,

Margaret Lazareff
Wed At Kinnaird Sat.

Society Hall was the scene of

John, O1 Vera

Diane Pheiffer, Donald Phillips,
Larisa. Plotnikoff,. Joey Salekin,
Valerie Samsonoff, Wendy Sea-
ton, . Judith ‘Waterman, — Gerry

| Lazareff.-of Trail,
Lazareff of Kinnaird, and Sam
Harshenin of Vancouver,

The. ceremonies late Saturday

Ww
Peter Pozdnikoff, Ron, LaPage,
Diane Cowlin, Peter Chernoff,
Sharon Albee, Ray Bystrom,
Nancy Cheveldaeff, Ronald Hay-
wood, June Killough, Robert
Lightle,; -. Robert | MacPherson,
Gloria Makeiff, Frances Piquard;
Bonnie Reid, Elaine Rysen, Shar-
on Taylor, George Townsend, Bill
Turik, Donald Wallace, Burt

were preceded by a

gowns of tiered nylon and carried
bouquets ‘ of
daisies,

carnations and

Bob Dowes of Trail was best

The Kinnaird’ Improvement |™2" and Fred Filipoff was usher.

Some 200 guests attended the

traditional Russian nuptial cere-|"eception which followed the
monies which united in marriage ceremonies, Three sittings were
required’ to accommodate them

daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John | Ul.

The toast to the bride was pro-

posed by John J. Verigen, : of
Grand Forks, Secretary ofe the

of Christ,

Local Girls Graduate
From Normal School

The two Castlegar girls, Misses
Dawn Jenks and Molly Carlson,
are among the successful gradu-
ates of Provincial Normal School
at Victria this year.

Miss Jenks will remain in Vic-
toria to attend the summer school
of education while Miss Carlson

| CASTLEGAR AREA HAD
106 TELEPHONES AT MAY 12
The growing total of telephones
in the Castlegar Exchnnge Area
stood at 706 on May 1, according
to the latest issue of Telephone
Talk, a B.C, Telephone Co. pub-
lication,
On the same date, the Nelson
area fad 3,719 phones and Trail,
5,113.

wili be marking government
examinations.

civil service in Trail.
The bride wore white lace ny-
im over a pleated nyton baller-

The hae couple

many penuatul gifts from the

wn with shoulder length
aa nd carried a bouquet. of | f
roses,

Trail,.who wore pink ballerina

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wil! be convinced that here is a
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Torms. Test Typing trials arranged.

these

a Gordon — Churches,
Manone Dittrick, Douglas Emb-
ree, Patsy Ford, Marlene Geier,
Eileen _Goresky, Delores Harshe-
nin, Rose Marie Harvick, Peter
Kazakoff, Glen Killough,: Eddie
Konkin, Louise Konkin, Alex-
ander : Lebedoff, Gail Leitner,
Marvin LeRoy, Pat Lewis, Wanda
Lindgren, Jack McIntosh, Dina
Markin, Polly Nazaroff, Olga Og-
low, Gerald Palsson, Sharon Par-
kin, Olga’ Popoff, Dorothy. Sale-
kin, Louise Schwann, Gail Sea-
ton, Patsy. Semenoff, Olga Stre-
loff, Harry Sherstobitoff, .An-
thony Toogood, Roger Toogood,
Beverley Wanless, Judy Whittak-
er, George Worobey, Hazel Pepin,
George © Bonderoff, Jeannette
Androsoff, ‘Gerald Card, Bileen

aes Hesketh, Beatner Hett,
Mabel Harcoff, Brian Hunter,.Don
Idle, Nina ‘Karzaniewski, Steve
Kinakin, Tom Kootnikoff, Walter
Kooznetsoff, .Tina'. Kooznetsoff,
Mary Kovak,. Pat ‘ Lambert,
Annie Makayev,:: George .Nev-
akshonoff, Sharon Newman,
Edna Perepolkin, Arlene Pheiffer,
Gregory Planidin, John Popoff,
Walter Popoff, Alec. Pozdnikoff,
Peter Savinkoff, George Koochin,

Zeibin, Johnny Zibin, Corinne
Thereaux, Melvin Nelson, Wayne
-Katie

Alice Beck, Roy Ganderton, Janet
Hosford, :Mike Kazakoff,” Wayne
Peterson, Gregory Relkotf, J.D.
Scott, Kenny Strange, Elaine
Woodrow, George Zaitsoff, Lee
Darling.

PROMOTED 220 GRADE 10

of music, dancing and singing

followed.
The newlyweds left for a

Bridesmaids were Nellie Har-|noneymoon at U.S. points and on
shenin of Vancouver, sister of! their return will reside at Van-
the groom, and Doreen Gibson of couver, i‘

Kootenay, Okanagan
Teachers Guesis Of
Cominco For 4 Days

A. Harvey. and J. A. Charters
of the Stanley Humphries High

School Teaching Staff, joined

vfrom Nelson, Trail,

ql) Cc — 30
credits’ or more: Cory Anne

lene | Harding,

Terry Keefe, Kingsley Kirby,

Martha Konkin, Hazel Labentsoff,
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Rossland, Penticton, West Sum:
Barnes, ‘Caren Cristofoll. Charles | ™ez!and, Kelowna and Vernon on
Fenner, Mickey Pillipoff, Helen | four day ‘tour of’ the Trail op-

Gl _|erations . of
leboff, Rose seared eke: Mining~ and Smelting Company

the

last weels.
_ Mr Charters was one’ of five
sane also toured the

Betty Jean

at Kimber-

Lipsett,. Peter O| f, Frank
Robinson, Arthur Schellenberg;
Ruth Shewchuk, Rose Marie Sob-

lin,' Dawn Waldie, Wylla Walker,
Eddie Bayoff, Janet Bayoff, Rich-
ard Bucknell, Frances ‘Cecconi,

Ray Keyes, Ken Leitner, Jean
McLaughlin, . Faye
Irene ‘Marshall, Sharel Martel,
Earl -- Mowlam,: Polly Negreize,
Yvonne Patton, Olga Plotnikoff, | i
Lucy Popoff, Lorraine Schuep-

Perehudoff, Mildred Raine, Allen ley following the ‘Trail visit,

The tour, specially arranged by

Cominco for high school Science
erlak, Lola.Soukareff, John Stri-|and Guidance teachers,
Jaeff, Gale: Sykora, Katie Tome-|Tuesday morning in the Private
Dining Reom of the Cominco
Cafeteria where Dr. C. H. Wright
welcomed the teachers and H. W.
Maureen Ford, Bob Grummett, |Bayley, gave them an outline of
what was planned. The Cominco
McMillan, |film “No Mian is an Island”, was
shown.

began

The tour ended witha recept-
ion at the home of P, F; McIn-

tyre in Tadanac Friday evening:
fer, Dan Shields, ‘Phillip Sook-|In the period between, the guests
achoff, Lois Stephenson, » Mary | saw the Lead Smelter and Refin-

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wHL visit-with his brother, MOVED TO SASK. — Mr. and

. Mrs. R. Mokelki and family Have
TO ARMSTRONG — Mr. Le- left for Weyburn, Sask., where

roy Bowie of the Ooteschenia 4
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Swetlishoff, Brian Waterman,

Geraldine .Schiavon,. Terry Sch- a
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DOMINION. DAY

Good Luck Kiwanians

strong. He will also attend Sum-
mer School at Victoria.
cage a

FISHING TRIP — Mr. and
Cc. H. King and family and Mr.
and Mrs, Ken Price and family
spent Sunday on.a fishing trip‘to
Sheep Creek, past ‘Rossland.

~: £O VICTORIA — Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Cail left for Vernon and
Victoria. During the summer
months Mr. Cail will be employ-
ed in the Provincial Archives at
Victoria. z
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TEACHERS AWAY — Miss
Arneson and Miss Bailey of the
high school teaching staff, have
left for-their homes in Nelson
and Burnaby ely. W.

Barbara Bermback has left for

:|Penticton enroute to Victoria

where she will attend summer
school.
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FROM VANC., — Miss Johanna
Bearggard of Vancouver is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wadey.
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LEAVING DISTRICT — Mrs.
B.-W. Paget is leaving to reside
Es Enderby, Bs ‘

To NELSON _— Me and Mrs.
Cc. J. McCreight accompanied by
Mr. -McCreight’s mother, Mrs.
W. E. McCreight of Castlegar,
were visitors in Nelson Monday
evening,

Banigan his left’ for summer
school at V:

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OF GOVERNMENT GRADED AND INSPECTED MEATS

BEEF — PORK — VEAL — LAMB — FRESH FISH

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MincedBeef| Pot Roast

FRESH - Blade Beef

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Bologna Milk

Swifts Premium Pacific

Good. Luck

2 Ibs. ....... 73

CHUCKWAGON

Dinner

Burns 15 oz. tins

Swiftning

Meat Balls

Burns 15 ox. tins

2 tins . weaeee 196
Beef Dinner

seengae 248

2tins .......33¢

J. Buhr will mark papers for

Deer Park Socials

a week and then attend
school at U.B.C. W: Shwarok, A.
Harvey and: Mrs. Logelin are also
attending summer school shortly.
Miss Sutton has left to spend
the summer months at her home
in Vancouver, after which’ she
will take a trip to Europe.

Mr. G. Smith is employed at
Jasper for the summer months
and Dr. F. Thorne has left for
his home in Vancouver.

.

SUNDAY VISITORS — Visit-
ors at the,J. A. Williams home on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs, Irwin
Mathews of Rossland, Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Hermon of Trail and

VISIT HERE — Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ronmark and Mr. J, Negles-
ki.of Nelson were weekend visi-

companied by Mr; P. Negleski
and nephew Jim, of .Bow Island,

day in Nelson. Other visitors in-
cluded W. Briggeman and son

Merreifield and sons and Mrs, M.
Stover of Castlegar,

HOME FROM NELSON -

tors to Deer Park. They were ac-}"
Alta., who are spending a holi- |:

Raymond of Trail; Mr. and Mrs. |
R. Phelps and children of Salmo; |
Mrs, H. Dowkes of Robson and H. |:

e. i All

Brownies August 15-21.

‘Phone 3441

"I g0° to Camp ‘Rory July~‘25th! Registered Castegar
@ Tomorrow is Sports Day in Castlegar — Spend an
enjoyable ey, here. Parade at 1 pm.

@ Starting July ‘6th to September ath. inclusive, the Li-
brary will be opened, Tuesday evening only, %to9 p.m.

Cyril Bell. Agencies Lid,

Insurance Advisors Castlegar
‘NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3688, E. A. FINCOTT

Mr, and Mrs. P, P. And

Her-
mon of Calgary; Mr. and Mrs. .
W. York-and family of Kinnaird
and David and Faye York of Van-
couver.

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» HOME AGAIN — Mrs. Helen
Gergely returned home Sunday
from a business and vacation trip
to Nancouver and! Revelstoke,

TO PORT ALBERNI — Mrs.
T. Keissling and daughter left
Tuesday by air for a visit with
Mrs, Hiessling 5 mother at Port

KOSIANCIC — To Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Kosiancie of Cres-
cent Valley, at Kootenay Lake
General Hospital, June 15, a
daughter.

BUHR — To Mr, and Mrs. John’
Buhr of Chstlegar, at ‘Trail Tad-

anac’ Hospital, June 27, a son.

after
in Nelson. They

the weekend

via Butling who will spend a few

weeks with her cousin Geraldine,
se.

RETURN
Mrs, A. A. Phelps and their chil-
dren, who moved to Salmo two

‘|years ago, have returned to their

former home here.
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GOOD FISHING — While. on
a fishing trip, H. Merriefield
caught a 4-lb. Rainbow trout and
two smaller ones, Another, party

“I! reported a catch of two rainbow

averaging two-and-a-half ieee
each.
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HOME FOR SUMMER — Miss
attending the high school at Cas-

‘|tlegar has: returned to her home

for the summer vacation. She was
and Odd Aasland of Castlegar.
see

RETURN TO PROCTER —
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kirkendall and
sons have returned to their home
in Procter after’spending the past
week at the’ home of Mr., ‘and
Mis. C. S. Phelps. P

were accompanied by Miss Syl-|-

HERE — Myr. and/

Ruth Williamson, who hbs been|

accompanied by her sister Joyce’

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-. SUGAR -
(0 Ibs, ..... 89¢
‘FROZEN | PEAS

Garfon . . - Me 19c

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CASTLE
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Henry, Horswill, Har-|non destructive testing division;
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“KINNAIRD, B.C.
-Phone 4244
Ask For
* JOHNNY LAZAREFF
Who can give you quota-

tions..on all your building:
Reeds. .

|} Harshenin, é
| Mable Fedosoff, Gerald Kelly; Joe : the

Embree, Natalie Gleboff, Violet

ted, Gary Woolls,
(2) Partial Promotion — Nancy ‘
Tom Fred |j

and
‘Tim -Repin, Ronnie Wis- divisions and other phases of the
Tadanac and Warfield plants... °:

Roy Williston, B.C: Minister: of

Loreen. B:

‘was p
when C treated

Irving, -Helen Konkin, Mary Lou J},

Leod, Bill Medvedoff, Connie|;
Sorenson, Billy Wade.

guests to dinner’ @t.the Ross-
and ‘Trail Golf Club. Mr... Wilis-

Kuryluk, Ted Bucknell, Dick Mc- ton ‘praised the spirit of enthus-

asm of ome & S. in promoting

PROMOTED TO. GRADE 11

(1)..Complete Promotion: Joan
Bergen, Earl Cherrington, Marg- t
aret Claiz; Joanne Dunlop, Len i

Gleboff, Wayne Harvick, Peter
Holuboff,. ‘Elitabeth® Hopland,
Holuboff, Elizabeth Hopland, Fred

1B for

young parece

The tour also included a visit to
the Waneta Power Plant, and
luncheons and receptions at the

Cominco Cafeteria ‘ and other
places.

Harcoff, Norman Johnson, Rob-
ert © Johnston,
Catherine Koftinoff, Anne Lab-
entsoff;. Allene. LeRoy,
McCabe,. ° Catherine
Harry _Plotnikoff,
koff, Daphne © Quance, Lynn | ne;
Richardson, | Sherrel Anne Riley,|.
Fred Olga S

Beverley Jones, tough, Jpyce Schiavon, ‘Caroline

Pellegrin,

dits or more) — Barbara Kit-

B Hardy, Mary Heagy, Ann Hors-

ruce | will, Grace Hostetter, Joan phen
0; !son, Judtth Pheiffer, dies
Paul Plotni- iSchwartzenhauer, ae

Myrna Sum-
"Partial Proniotion — Floyd

Steve

‘amping
~ Needs! -

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38.50

less, Shirley Ward, George Zeb-
roff, George Anutooshkin, War-
ren Atchison, Anita Fournelli,
Don G Mildred Ki

Gerry Ann Wan- Brands
Students Writing for Scholarships

chikoff,

» Anne Henderson, Max

Tannis Kiliough, Annette Zar-

Betty Mather, Bill Murray, Bill

Rysen, "Carolyn Moses

ion of the i of

Grade XII stu ; is iti

@ Mows ordinary grass.
@ Cuts tall, tough weeds.

@Trims up to walls and
fences.

EE @ Mulches grass or feaves.*
-@ Fertilizes with clippings.
® steaf Mulcher Standard

PLANT BUG

NOTICE
Commencing

~Wed., July 7th.

We Will Close Wed.
Afterncons

‘Equipment.

_ Mitchell 5

7 vat Romaine, upon their passing Departmental

_ Phone 4531

‘Alt
pyro tte

upply Ltd.

Zibin, Bill Bonderoff, Leo Franco,

Marvin Hicks, Fred Konkin, Mil-
dred: Marcellus, Evelyn Nyberg,
Clifford Pheitfer.’

(2) ‘Promotion — Lynne
Campbell, Ivan Oglow, Bill And-
rosoff, ‘Regina’ Campbell, Jack
Chernoff, Wayne Eldridge, Andy
Evans, Laurene . Fenner, Jack
Ford, Vincent Fourt, John Plot-
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‘est’s— |

}|Ernest Geronazzo, Lorraine Lau-

Lorne Tamelin, Lorenz Fietz,
Olga Tymofievitch, Elizabeth
Boettger,:Garry Bray, Margaret
Churches, .° Crej

der, Caroline McLaughlin, Lily
Miscavitch, Nelson Newlove.

, PROMOTED TO GRADE 12

‘ Complete Promotion — (30 cre-
dits or more):. Burton Campbell,
Ralph. Englund, Roy Englund,
Connie Haywood, Edward‘ Kil-
lough, Neil Pheiffer, Geoffrey
Pincott, Peter Popoff, Bob Brand-
son, Wayne Walker, Florence
Cecconi,. Don Etlis, Jean Hardie,
Vay- Hawkins, Dorothy Kuryluk,
George Latta, ‘

.Patrial Promotion — Floyd
Gagnon,.: Gerald: Gunderson,
Wayne Hendy.
-_ Promotion of ‘remainder of
Grade’ XI ‘students conditional
upon passing Depastmental Ex-
aminations, —-
< LOMPLETED GRADE 12

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