CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 21, 1959

Castlegar Happenings

Mr, and Mrs, J. Kavie at:
fended the’ graduation exercises
at Brock Hall, UBC. on Tu
day, when thelr son, Lorne, re:
ceived his B.A. degree,”

Miss Elizabeth Hopland nur-
se-intraining at Royal Jubilee
hospital, Victorla, is home to
spend her monthdong vacation
with her parents, My, and Mrs,
A. B. Hopland.

Mr. and Mrs, Ray Jones and

Electrical Contracting &
Appliance Service
ELECTRIC

SERVICE

CENTRE
Box 397
Castlegar, B.C.
Phone .4086

The Kinnaird United
Church WA’ Garden Party
and bake sale will be held on
the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Spence on Saturday bet-
ween 2.30 and 4.30 p.m.

If the weather is bad the
party will be moved to the
church hall.

For an. evening of good
entertainment, fun and re-
freshments come to Senior
Citizens meeting’ Friday
evening 7.30 at Legion Hall.

BULLETIN BOARD

Yes... .. Thisspace will be
provided’ free to clubs, lod-
ges, etc. to advertise meet-
ings, sales, teas, etc. —)
Just phone your copy to the
Castlegar News, at 3031.

"TA PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE
‘ELECTRIC SERVICE
CENTRE

family spent the holiday weekend
in Vancouver,

Mrs,’ V. Goresky is in Cal-
gary, Alberta to visit with rela.
tives for a few days,

Mrs, A. Sylvest and family
left by plane on Wednesday to
spend a few days in Ponoka, Al-
berta. :

Mr. R. S. Wyllie is a patient
in the Castlegar and District hos-
pital.

Mrs. C. Brodman returned
from Vancouver Monday after
attending the graduation of Miss
Regina Campbell from St, Paul's
Hospital,

Weekend guest of: Mr. and
Mrs, Basel Shealds was their son
Mr. Croft Woodruff of Vancou-
ver.

Miss Marguerite. Fletcher,
student nurse at the Holy Cross
hospital, Calgary, is visiting her'
mother, Mrs. Holly Fletcher.

Mr, Ralph Englund is home
to visit his mother, Mrs. S, Eng-
lund, after spending the past
eight months at a DEW line out-
post east of the Mackenzie river.
He is employed by the Federal
Electric C to “operate

DISTRICT

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

SATA
THE CIAL NOTES

REPORTERS

Mrs. Johnson -

Mrs.

Toronto and Vancouver where
he and Mrs, Campbell attended
the graduation of their son Bur-
ton from the Ryerson Institute
of Technology, Toronto and the
of their
Regina from St. Paul’s School
of Nursing, Vancouver. Mrs.
Campbell flew directly to Kam-
loops from Vancouver.

Mr. E, Newman and Sharon
have returned from Vancouver
where they visited Mrs. Newman
who Is in hospital there. Thelr
many friends will be pleased to

Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
Mrs. Kautman - 3227 30\73

Mrs, Witliamson
Warkentin

M000

5165

returned Monday from a

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SPARE RIBS
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SUGAR,
10 lbs., ....,. 99e

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with Mrs. Peterson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, E. Berdard in Grand
Forks, They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Chris Peterson

end of the week.

Robson Socials

Mr. and Mrs. H. Evans.and
Mrs, E, H. McPhee motored to
Saskatoon, Sask. to attend the
graduation of .their nephew,
Keith Evans, from the University

of Kelth is the

learn that Mrs, is ma-
king excellent progress. -
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Hostetter
were Mrs, C. Patterson of Trail
and her son, Mr. Peter Patterson
of Calgary, Alta,
. The infant son of Mr. an
Mrs, Armand Berg received the
names Lawrence Armand at‘ his
daptism on Sunday afternoon in
St. Alban’s Church, Archdeacon
BA. Resker officfated at the
ceremony and god-parents were
Miss Rosalie

son of Dr. and Mrs, J. R. Evans
of Brandon, Man. Enroute home
they visited with relattives,

Mr. J. 'T. Webster left Mon-
day for..Vancouver to attend ‘the
United Church conference.

Mrs, Reg Bro left Friday

e for Penticton where she will at-

tend a Guiders Training Course.
She will return Monday.

. Mrs, D, Gavrilik returned
home Sunday after visiting In
New Westminster and Victoria.

Those attending the Women's

Elmer Thompson and Mr. C. w.

radar equipment.

Mr. and Mrs. C, V. Guesford
spent the holiday ‘weekend in
Spokane. z

Mr. Richard Martini of Los
Angeles, California, is the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, G.
Martini, .

Mr. L, V. Campbell left yes.
terday for Kamloops where he
was called by the. illness of his
father-inJaw, Mr, Ivo Arduini.

Mr, Campbell returned home last
Sunday after a two-week trip to

LASTS
YEARS
LONGER

A family dinner was
enjoyed’ after the ceremony at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Berg,
at which four generations were
represented. The baby's — great
Mrs. R,
‘of Rossland and his grandmother
Mrs, C. W. Kennedy were among
the guests. Pictures to

held in Nel-
son Tuesday were Mrs, Dick
Fowler, Mrs, J. Scott, Mrs, W.
T. Waldie, Mrs. A, Smecher and
Mrs. R, W. Chalmers. Mrs. Chale
mers was also presented with a

ted Women's Institute,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Waldie's
guests over the weekend were

orate the occasion were taken.

Forty AOTS members and
their sons sat down to a turkey
supper in the United Church
basement Friday night. After
supper the sons: beat their fath-
ers at a game played with chairs
and in a volleyball game at the
park.

Later in the evening G. Hu-
ghes spoke to.the AOTS on the
every-person church canvass. *

Kinnaird Korner
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goetting
of Vancouver visited with friends
here on the weekend. They were
the guests-of the former's aunt,
Mrs, M, MclIvor,

Other weekend visitors to
Kinnaird were Mr. and Mrs, Gor-

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don Ball of Nakusp, at the W.
Bail home, spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. H, Jack.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray York and
Sheila of

left Monday after spending the
weekend with the former's broth-
er and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
H. York and family.
Sunday visitors to the Dls-
trict were Mr. and Mrs, K. W.
Jenseri of Nelson at the J. C. Mc-
Leod home; Mr. and Mrs. Dave
McPherson of Trail, at the Hal
Briggeman home.
Mrs. J. Molloy and children
joined Mr. Molloy in Balfour for
the weekend.

Mr, and Mrs, Eric Peterson

their in-law and and
family, Mr. and Mrs, C. Love-
land of Spokane and Mr. and
Mrs. F. Waldie and family of
Nakusp. They attended the Wal-
die-Carmichael wedding. .

Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Nesmith
of Trail. were eae visitors to
thelr summer hom

Miss Anita Fornell, nurse-
in-training at St. Paul's hospital
in Vancouver, has returned home
to spend a short vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Fornell... ‘

BIRTHS

BLOODOFF — To Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Bloodoff of valiean
May 15, a son.
POWELL — To Mr, and Mrs.
Floyd Powell of Castlegar, May
15, a son..

KCORBATOFF — To Mr.
and Mrs, William Koorbatoff of
Kinnaird, May 18,’ a son.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE —-1954 Chevrolet
Belair, or trade for 1956 Chev-
rolet pick-up. Les Wilbur, clo
Mike Gorkoff, Robson. | . 120

FOR SALE — small erfb, baby
carriage, portable phonograph,
deep freeze, battery radio.
- Phone 4438, Kinnaird, 120

[FOR SALE — corner lot, 100 X
180° at Kinnaird. Apply John-

ny’s Service, Castlegar, phone
4751, 120

who will be their guest until the |j

life membership in the’ Federa.|

COFFEE, Rooster

2 ibs. ...... $1.18

PEAS, Lynn Valley
2tins, ....... 29¢

BREAD, Star, 2 for,
APPLE JUICE, clear,

TOMATO JUICE, Hunt’s, 48 oz., 2 tins ......:
TOMATOES, Malkin’s, 28 oz. tin

35¢
39c
. 65c
29c

48 oz, tiny... 6. ee eee

TOMATO SOUP, Heinz, 4 tins, ............... 49

GRAHAM WAFERS,
ORANGES, 5 Ib. bag,
JAVEX BLEACH, 14,
PUREX, 4 rolls ...

1 Ib. pkg.,...........2.... 29e
gales chee seeeee ss Me
Hb viegs 82 See ois wetg 2 AGE

CHEESE, Velveeta, Z1b box, ........,.....+. $1.29

WIENERS, \b.,

PEACHES, delight, 15 oz.

PINEAPPLE, crushed,

DESSERT PEARS, Penn. 15 oz.

CUT-RATE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

. BUTTER, Ist grade, Ib, -................025+- 69e

ANY 2
TINS 39

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SUGAR (9 Ibs. .
COFFEE Nabob th. ...

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for the WEEK ENO- .

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BLADE ROAST BEEF blade removed Ib. .......... 58¢
LEG OF PORK ROAST Ih. ............cc0ccnaue SOC

ROLLED VEAL ROAST

| 59c

— Trischuck’s

KINN,

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ALONG WITH SPICE —

The main Ingredient in the
recipe for successful after dinner
speaking is shortening.

Burton Campbell
Wins Gold Watch

Burton P,’Campbell: of Cas-
tlegar recently from

pe ee
NOTICE

MR. C. WATERMAN HAS

BEEN APPOINTED BUILD-

ING INSPECTOR FOR THE

VILLAGE ‘OF KINNAIRD

Corporation Of The Village
Of Kinnaird

the Ryerson Institiite of Technol-
ogy in Toronto.

He graduated In journalism
with first-class honors and was
awarded the Maclean-Hunter Pub-
Ushing Co. gold watch for top-
ping the graduates in the School
of Graphic Arts (Printing Man-
agement and Journalism.)

The son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
V. Campbell of Castlegar, Burton
has joined the editorial staff of
the Castlegar News.

Accident Mars
Cominco Record

Safety month in all Cominco
operations passed. the halfway
mark over the weekend with only
one accident reported.
A lead pig fell on a man's
foot Thursday after approximate-
ly 500,000 accident-free man
hours from May 1 this year.
Trall’s record during successive
safety months had reached 46
days, extending from May. 29,
1957,
By Tucsday morning no oth-
er Cominco operation had repor-
ted a lost-time accident,
Last year's safety record
all

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It’s Not To Early To Make Your Selection.

Watches, Rings, Pens & Pencils, Jewellery, Travel \
Clocks, Luggage, Lighters, Cuff Links, Transistor
Radios, Shavers, Cameras and Many More.

DIAMONDS — DIAMONDS — DIAMONDS

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Sea aa ES SS ee!

1,000,000 h
fore two mishaps occurred at the
Sullivan Mine late in the month.

Trailites in Hospital
After Local Accident.

Four persons were taken to
hospital after a late model car
.deiven by Frank Jurick, 1900
Oak Street, Trall,, went over a
bank at Poupore, four miles
south of Blueberry, dropped 74
fect, and landed on railway
tracks. The accident took place at
4am. Saturday. .

Mr. Surick was not Injured
but passengers Mr, and Mrs, C.
D. Bloomfleld, 1275 Tamarac Ave.
Trail, were treated for minor

tal. Another passenger, Ernest

H, Beckman, of Sooke, B.C.,. is|'

still in the’ Castlegar hospital,
‘The car was a total loss.

injuries at the Castlegar hospi-|'

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Phone 7271

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« gay shipboard atmos-

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Summer sailings from Fert William,

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 21,

1959

RAK) HAUL

ie Sealing
Exams Later

Log staling classes;held dur-
ing the past six, weeks in the
southwestern portion of the -Nel-
son forest district ended last
Thursday with the final classes
in Castlegar.

Other areas covered in this

U| series. include the Grand Forks

and Kettle Valley areas.
Instructional scaling ‘ classes

were started Iast year on a

trial basis and are designed to

paring for licensed-scaler exam:
inations to be held later in the
season,

Log scaling classes help stan-
dardize scaling methods . and
bring existing licensed scalers up

assist student scalers in pre-|.

Classes End:
in Season

to date on current methods.

‘The first four classes of the |=
course mainly involve theory
while the last two classes com:
prise practical, outdoor sealing
and recording.

Interest in the classes has
been high said J. F. Killough,
Inspector of scalers for the
B.C, Forest Service at Nelson.
He sald attendance has aver-
aged about 25 persons for each
class.

Mr, Killough has now left
for ‘Nakusp and Revelstoke
where he will conduct’ further
classes.

LEGION CORNER

At the regular meeting Tues-
day night two applications for
club memberships were approv-
ed, Cr Dave Ci and

‘Ladies Appointed
To Church Board

Mrs, W. Easton and Mrs. Is-
obelle McNejl were added to the
board of stewards of the United
Church at a recent meeting.

Dan Gilroy spoke to the nine
members present on the every-

son church canvass . taking
place this week, "

George Vlanich were appointed
branch representatives to ‘the

zone meeting June nae and 14 at
Nelson.

The Castlegar-Kinnaird Kins-|_
men Club were granted the use
of the hall for a pollo clinic Sat-
urday.

A club social for members,

Friday night. Plans are progres-

wives and~friends will be held

Soroptimist Tea
To Be Held June 6

A ‘headline in the Castlegar
News of May 14 erroneously
stated that the Soroptimist Club
of Castlegar:! -Kinnalrd-Robson was
‘Sponsoring a fashion show on

-

ops

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oasting Ghicken, Ib. ........... 59¢
olish Sausage, Ib. ............. S5e
coked Hams half or whole th. ..... 59e

—— FRESH FISH WEEKLY —— .
Halibut Steaks, Ib, .............. 59¢
= Salmon Steaks Ib. settreceencece WE

dasper Brand Butter th. .......... G9¢
Delmar Margarine 2 ths, ......... S9¢
Pork-N-Beans gal. each ......... 89¢
Dog Food 25 Ibs. ............. $2.25
Cigareties carfon ........ . $3.25
Wheat Puffs 25 pints each....... 43¢
Cheeze Whiz 16 oz, ............. 59
Javex Bleach 64 0z.............. 49e

SNO-BOY DATES, 2. Ibs

FRESH CUCUMBERS, Ib.
RADISHES & ONIONS, 2 bunches
FANCY AVOCADOES, 2 for

slow

BUILDING CONTRACTORS

sing for the zone track meet to
be held in. June and further news
on this event will he made known:
as It becomes avalilatle. ¢ senting a spring tea which will
A good picture of the ,Ceno-| feature, in addition to a bake ta-
taph appears “in the ;May issue ble, caridy table and doll raffle,
of the Legionary. . . |a. showing of spring fashions,

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June 6.
* The club on that date is pre-

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