CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 10, 1962

Kinnaird Socials

Mrs, J. Kaufman, Phone 365-5488 |

‘Mr. and Mrs, John A, John-
son of Kinnaird have returned
from a motor trip to Agassiz
where they visited with Mr. and
Mrs, John Anderson.

Mr, Douglas Wiegand of Cal-
gary is here Yo spend some time
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 0.
‘Wiegand.

Spending a week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, 0. Wiegand have
been Mrs. Wiegand’s brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mra, Alf
Wintringham and three sons of
Comodoro Rivadavia which is sit-
uated in southern Argentina. The
Wintringhams are Albertans em-
ployed by Schlumberger in the
South ‘American town where

le
dent with the oil company's de-
velopments.

Interesting is the fact that
they spent two years in Argen-
fina, having been located in Ven-
ezuela for the two years previous.
Their two eldest children are flu-
ent in Spanish as well as English:
The youngest, 19-months-old was
born in. South America.

Their regular four-month va-
cation brought them to Houston,

‘Texas by plane and by car from
there. It will take them to a visit
with other Eelatives in Calgary,

an

points.
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd.Bacon mo-
tored to the coast Sunday. They
are expected home today.

‘Attending the wedding in Trail
Saturday of Mr. Wm. Maitland te
Miss Winnifred Warren were Mr,
Maitland’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Maitland and his brother.
inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs, C.
Munns of Kinnai

Mr, and Mrs. Ralph True re-
turned home Sunday from attend-
ing the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Miss Arlene True to Mr. Barry
Riso in in Vancouver.

. True spent a week with
her daughter at the coast prior to
the wedding which was held Fri-
day. Mr. True and son Louis also

attended, having joined them there
last ara

Mr, end Mrs. rian Atchison,
Michael, Kathy and Bruce aro vi.
siting here from Uplands RCAF
Station near Ottawa. They have
been visiting Mrs. Atchison’s par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Roberton
and have left for West View at
Powell River to spend some time
with Mr. Atchison’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs, George Atchison. The.

40-day leave.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne . West-
gate and sons Mark and Scott of
Kelowna visited their Kinnaird
friends’ on the weekend. They
were the guetss of Mr. and Mrs,

Mr.|0. J. Wilson. =
Ernest "Bailey of Kinnaird left

Tuesday for Vancouver where he
will attend the provincial execu-

zen’s Association of B.C.

GOLF DRAW

GOLF DRAW for the
BOSSE 'FROPHY

Round 1 — To be completed by
May
Baulkham vs Jeffery
Loeblich vs Kelly
Fitzpatrick vs Dalziel
McCutcheon vs Ish
Robinson vs Lampard
Moroso vs Jake McLeod
Stefoniuk vs Oleski
Honchar vs Ewart
Frederiksen vs Burak
Bomenoff vs
Brown vs Cushner
Landis vs Brown-Cushner
Round 2 — (Bys) To be comple-
ted by June 3,
‘Muirhead vs J. Miros
H. Wood vs E, Newman
Karzaniewski vs McIntyre
Corbett vs Van Yzerloo
Jacobson vs LeRoy
Harmston vs Wilson
Wadey vs Bilesky
John McLeod vs Waterman
Smith vs Zinio
Buckng vs Mason

Matches may be played at

Mike Verzuh Added
To Contributors List

competitors convenience starting
May 12.

FIELD AND STREAM

By JACK WHITE

The name of a long-time con-
and Di

Brian Atchisons are visiting on a | (im

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tributor to the C:
trict Projects Society was Tete off
a lst of contributors during 1961
carried in last week’s Castlegar
News.

Mike Verzuh, ardent local gol-
fer and. skating enthusiast, has
been a supporter of the arena for

many years, reports society. presi-
dent Johnny Ciar!

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By now most of you should
have the -garden in, the screens
up, storm windows put away and
the zeneral spit. and polish for
spring: attended to. So ishoulder’
your scatter gun or twenty-two and
join ‘the rest of the. gang this
Sunday at 7 am. in front of the
Castlegar Sporting Goods store for

The District ‘will be split up
into territories, depending on how
many turn out and present indi-
cations hinge to around 30 or more."
‘A lot of the younger fellows
want to turn out and as they re-
quire an adult to go out with, and
for safety’s sake we feel you
should have one adult per junior,
let’s get as many adult names in
as soon as possible to give the

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Air Gadols Kept Busy
During Special Week

Castlegar , Air. Cadets, under
the commas, of F-Lt, J. RB. C.

‘The Eiders

“The Elders. "Four," a folk who interrupt their ‘oration and) the “Elders Four” to round out
singing

CASTLEGAF NEWS, Thursday, May 10, 1962

Four’ to Sing Here

chairman ¥ 4 Hyson, were ‘kept
busy ‘during National ‘Air Cadet
Week, which was observed from
‘April. 29: to' May 6.

April 29, the Castlegar squad-
ron, accompanied by squadrons
from Trail and Nelson opened the
week with a church parade in Nel-
son. In the afternoon of the same
day the groups held'a march past
at the ‘cenotaph, with Nelson ma-

rT, §, Shorthouse tating the
salute.

To complete the day there
was a rifle competition and a
bowling tournament, which saw

f{ Castlegar cop top honors in bowl-

ing ane Nelson in shooting.
ents night was‘ held on
Ween" with those in ettend-

of four
ch, -are ‘presently touring British
Columbia and will be
These four. elders are just al”

ween the ages of 19 and 25 years

to be held May 23, his
jaturday the group was at the

missionaries of the Mormon Chur. | the faith,

Composing the “Elders Four’
in Castlegar | are Gary
on ‘May: 16.'and 17; at: the Castle | Holmberg, 19 Theodore Thain, 21; | charge in order to spread the news
Theatre. and F,. Brenr’ Clark; '21, of; the
This Noun man loves to sing Gospel.’ " These Elders sing of the
part of the 10,000 young men bet. |and tell the Mormon story in song.| Gospel. of Jesus Christ as taught
You will hear Elder Thain as the|by the Prophet Joseph Smith. The
tenor of the group..He likewise | Mormons believe

for two years to teach|the foursome.

Though they are a profess-

Rogers, 19; David 'G,| {onal group, they perform without |:

“Restoration: ‘of. . the

that “Man is that

ance watching the squadron’ prac-|ia from Salt Lake City, Elder|/he.might have joy” and the “Eld-
tice for “their annual inspection | Clark, of Cardston, Alberta, blends| ers Four” eid that joy which is

guitar and rich bass voice with | sweet to the ear.

BOB’S
PAY'N TAKIT
9 AM, TILL 9 PM,

“MONDAY thru FRIDAY”
Saturday 9 A.M. to 5.30 P.M.

Ganflegar and District Hospital as-
sisting the women's auxiliary in
holding open: house. In‘ the even-
ing-a cadet: dance was held in the
Kinnaird :‘Improvement  Soclety
Hall, with ‘nelghboring ‘squadrons

Ved high ‘school students in-

~ Castlega

r Socials

Mrs, i. Johnson, Phone 365-8294

‘My. and Mrs, Ray Melvor. ac:
companied by Mrs,.R. H. Johnson
lefv by car Thursday. for Victoria.
‘| They atiended the graduation cer-

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of of Nursing: On their return home

Miss’ MclIvor ‘will accompany -her

WS) parents and. will. spend her ‘mon-
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Mrs.. R. Couch ‘arrived home

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Castlegar at Legion Hall, Wednesday; May. 28rd,
9.30 a.m, - 11.30 am., 1-5 p.m.

Castlegar at Legion Hall, Friday, May 25th, 9.30:

a.m.:- 11.30 a.m., 1-S5pm.&7-9 pm.

where she spent the past week.

B. Condy, Mrs, James
Toogood and Mrs. John Moore,
members of :the David Thompson
Stamp. Club, motored to Spokane

atelic Society. They enjoyed a
stamp club meeting and banquet
and, returned home Sunday.
f Mr. Mrs. R. Minnion,
daughter Sea and: son Phillip
all returned home? inday. after
spending the past fro wieels wit,
ing many places of ‘inte
California and the World’s pair in
Seattle.
‘Miss Sybil Harrower who
went the past two weeka visiting
Calgary as the'‘guest of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Meyers, returned home
Sunday, Mrs, Meyers and son ac-
companied her sister and will
spend a-short, holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs..-Wm. Har-
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Lorraine’ who was celebrating her
ilth' birthday,

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a decorated birthday cake with 11

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