" CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 30,

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THE ABOVE FOUR GENERATION PICTURE was taken by
Len Kuryluk, a former employee of the ‘Castlegar News. Mrs.
Harry Lynn, Stettler, Alta, with her daughter, Mrs, D. Fox,
Castlegar, Great granddaughter, Lorraine “Kuryluk, and
granddaughter, Mrs. Len, Rurylute Calgary Alta.

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B.A. Resker con:

Castlegar Happenings

Friends of Mrs. W. C. Ken-
nedy will be pleased to learn she
has returned home from | the
Tratl-Tadanae hospital.

Miss Maureen Lipse,tt
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. Lip-
sett, has arrived home from Vic-
toria College, and will spend the
next two months with her par-
ents,

Mrs, M, Stainton and Miss
Jean Stainton leave tonight for
Spokane where they plan to
spend a few days.

Mrs, R. Gemmill was called
to Vancouver last Friday by the
sad news of the sudden passing
of her mother.

‘Archdeacon B. A. Resker is
in Vancouver this week to re-
‘}ceive the honorary Doctor f

tion held at

Divinity degree at the convdca-|,

ducted the service and Mr. James
‘Toogood read the Lesson,

Mr. and Mrs, R, Moffat have
had as their guests for the past
few days, the latters parents, Mr.
and Mrs.’ B. Crisoll of Creston,
and the latter's sister and broth-
er-in-law Mr. and Mrs. R, Harper
also-of Creston.

Mrs. Grace Cornwall of Van-
couver who has been the guest
of her brother-In-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Killough for
the past week, left yesterday to
return home.

Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Campbell
leave tomorrow for Toronto to
attend the graduation of thelr son
Burton on May 7%, from Ryerson
Institute of Technology. From
there, they will go to Vancouver
to attend the graduation exer-
elses of thelr daughter Regina
from St. Paul’s hospital.

Mrs. A. E; Lampard, with

the Anglican Theological
lege, UBC, - i

Mr. and Mrs. J. R, ‘Nixon
have arrived from Vancouver to
spend a few weeks with their
parents, Mrs. J..F Nixon of Kin:
naird and Mr. and Mrs. F. A,

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graduates this year from U.B.C.
with a degree in Mechanical En-
‘gineering.

Mr, and Mrs, ‘W. Blackwell
returned home last Saturday
from and Penti:

Hostetter of Castlegar. Mr. Nixon’

her in-: and
and Mrs, Bill Price spent ast
weekend In Cranbrook.

Renata Tiding

Mr. and Mrs. ” Ernie Funk, Fe
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HE OCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kautman ~- 3227
Mrs, Johnson -
‘Mrs, Williamson

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At aot recent meeting of the
United Chutch -W. A. a garden
party was planned for May 23,
at the K. Spence home. :

+ Mr, and Mrs, H. Briggeman
and Wayne were Saturday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred

a) Briggeman at.Deer Park. Wayne

attended ‘a birthday party hon-
oring his cousin, Patty McPher-
son in Trail on Monday. .

Wayne Clifford McCrelght,
new citizen of our neighborhood
was Lorn to Mr, and Mrs. Cliff
McCreight in Castlegar Hospital,
April 25. Congratulations,

‘Deer Park’ Socials

Mr, and Mrs. A,. Law have
returned to their home in Deer
Park after spending a few days
in the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital.

Mr, H. DeLespee of Broad-
water Is a patient in the Castle-
gar and District Hospltal.

Mrs, J. Stugktberger return
ed to her home here after a visit
to Edmonton where she was the
guest of her soninlaw and

daughter, Mr. and Mrs, E. Grun-
inger. While in Edmonton, she
‘attended the wedding of her
youngest daughter, Laura, to
Mr, Kerrison.

Mrs, Ruth Keefer has return-
ed to her home in Payette, Ida-
ho, after spending a two-week
holiday with her’ brothers, Mr.
M. Kirkendall and Mr, F, Kirk-
endall,

Mrs. R. Worley and her
grandson, Bob of Trail, and her
son Aurthur Worley of Nelson,
were weekend visitors to Deer
Park.

‘Mr. and Mrs, C, M. Kirken-

Mr.|dall and family of Harrop were

weekend visitors to Deer Park.

Mrs, George Briggeman was
a recent 'visitor ‘to ‘Trail; on nee
return she was

Bake Salo Success

The regular meeting of the
Women's’ Auxillary, Castlegar
and District Hospltal, was ‘held
recently In the auxiliary room
at the hospital with the pres!-
dent, Mrs. W. Reed, presiding
and Mrs, A. Mackereth acting as
seeretary.-It was decided that the
members would serve tea and
cookles at’ the hospital day, May
11 when open house would be

held from 2-4 p.m.

Mrs, G. Guido reported that 4

the bake sale, that was held on
the evening of the Kinnaird Little
theatre play, had been success:
ful.

4
‘OA giseuciton of the Thritt @

Shop was held, and the members

are very pleased with the public | ‘

support the project is receiving.
The shop has been open for nine
days.

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Society, Brilliant

Mr, and Mrs. J. Lamont, also ae
Trail.

visitors at his mothers Mrs. Mary
Funk. Mrs. Ernie Funk was the
former Miss Joan Gray of Sorr-
ento, B.C. where the marriage
took place. A reception was held
for them at the Lodge and for

where they had been called .by
the illness o ftheir son Mr. Frank
Blackwell,

Mr. and Mrs, Les Atkinson
have returned from Athabaska,
Alberta, ‘where they attended the
funeral of the latter's father, Mr.
A. D. Sharp, Mr. Sharp had made
frequent trips to. Castlegar, and
will be remembered by the many
friends he made here.

‘ Mrs. H. Pitts and her grand-

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Laurie left Monday by
plane for Calgary, Alta, Laurie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Pitts
has enjoyed an extended visit
here with her grandparents. Mrs.
Pitts, senfor..will spend a few
days in Calgary before returning
home,

Lions Head Lodge. No. 4
10.0.F, and Kingarson Lodge,
-|No, 7%, Rebekahs, attended
Church Parade at the Robson
{Memorial Chyrch, last Sunday.

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avorites

their they motored
to Oregon. They will reside in
Kamloops where both are em-
ployed.

Mrs. Mary Funk, Mrs. Henry
Toews, and Leonard Funk of Ren-
ata attended the wedding at Sor-
rento, B.C,

Robson ' Socials

Dr..& Mrs. J. R. C, Evans of
Brandon; Man. were recent vis-
itors to thelr relative here, they
were enroute to Brandon from
Calgary.

Mr, & Mrs. J. Macalister of
Kelowna, were guest for a few
days of Mr, and: Mrs..B, Macal-
ister, enroute to Calgary where’
Mr. Macalister has been trans-
ferred. *~

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott are on
a. motor trip to Calgary, and

during the'week.

Mr, and’ Mrs. W. Guerin re
turned from, a trip to Penticton.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs, HL
Evans for-a-week or so, is thelr
daughter,’ Mrs. J. D. Allen and
son of Haney.

Mrs, D. Gavrilik's weekend
visitors were her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. C. Tench
of Rossland. ak

Mr. and Mrs, Nick Plotin-
cove of Vancouver, were recent
visitors of the formers parents
Mr, and Mrs. Mike Popoff. .

other points, artd will be home ||

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Rose Show and Tea

: Planned By Legion LA

‘A letter was received by the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Canadian jy
Legion, from the Kootenay Han-|-
dleapped Society, thanking them
tor the enjoyable party they gave
the children of Silver Birch.

Tuesday's meeting of the LA

: yoted Mira. Vs Nelgon delegato to

Jack Webster Delegate
To Senior Cilizens Meet

The’ regular meeting of the
Senior Citlzens was held Friday
evening in the Legion Hall, with
the. President Mr. J.T. Webster

hala in Revelstoke on Moy” 24-

Convenor, Mrs, W. Dunn Te-
ported April’ had been .a ‘very

profitable month as the members‘

had been very “sy with’ ban:
quets, -

Plans were made to hold a
Rose Show and Tea in the Le-
gion Hall on June 26, A Rose
Bowl will be given as a grand
prize. Entertainment is planned
for the évening. A raffle of a gar-
den chair will take place and

, tickets will be avallable at the

The members felt that the
meeting should open with the

at the next meeting of the LA:

It was decided to make dona- |,
tions to’ the Handicapped Society
and ‘also ‘to baie Legion Scholar-
‘ship Fund,

The Hospital Committee . re-
ported they had made five visits
to. the hospital during the month
when cigarettes and:candy were
distributed to patients.

Lunch was served by Mrs.. F,
Bacon assisted by Mrs. M. He,
ley

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singing of a hymn, and after
many suggestions were made,
"they decided on ‘Blest be the tie
that Binds.’ This was sung ac-
companied at the plano by Mr.
Webster, -

It was decided to have 100
cards printed with: this hymn to
‘be used at each meeting. A. letter
was received and read. from Van-
couver,

Liberals Gol Ready
For Convention

Three delegates and four al-
‘ternates were named at Monday’s

meetiny of Liberals in Trail to|"

attend the B.C. Liberal leader-
ship convention in May.
Named as delegates were:
‘Tom McBwen, C. W. MacBey and
Ron Allerton. Alternaties are:
Stewart Smillie, Tristo Pisacreta,
Jalmer Hall and John Forrester.

‘Pythian
Sisters
Meet

Kootenay Temple No. 37 Cas-
tlegar was hostess Saturday to
the 18th annual convention of
Pythian Sisters.

Muriel Grunerud , D.D.G.C,

a Andy

c ‘Wes Pre-
aldent GL. Filippa, provincial

bee ch ee ae with the
People’s Orggnization, ‘this
ve tabled for further

Dr, Krause and feder-
al, Liberal candidate “Bil Mc-
Loughlin are also eligible to at-

Hone:

as qansute to the B.C. -Conven-
tion to be held in Vancouver on
dune q and f. Mr. E, Bailey : was

Et] two trom ©:

- Webster was" appointed}

tend: the
Atan ive meeting held

. Sisters from Nakusp,
New Denver, Salmo, Fruitvale,
Nelson and Trail participated in
making the day a very success-
ful one,

i}. A very Inspiring address of

last Friday théy agreed to 12 del-
egates: to the convention, Three
each from the men’s and women's
Liberal. organization of Trail, and

: | was also decided that the dele-

gate shouldbe paid out of pock-
et expenses

A Pot Luck Supper was ar-
ranged for the next meeting,
‘The members to each bring what
they wanted, this will be on the

reguler meeting night of May 8./°

Mr, V. Lamphear read an in-
vitation from the newly-formed
branch st Fruitvale, for the mem-
bers to attend their Social Even-
ing The secretary was instructed
to reply, and also to extend to
them an invitation for, them to
attend at any time, a meeting of
the Castlegat’ branch.

After the business of the
meeting was ended, a social time
was enjoyed, with.cards and re-
freshments were served. Mr. and
Mrs. R, Dorman were honored on
their birthday with a. lovely
birthday cake from a member. of
the local Soroptimist Club The
Soroptimists are to be thanked|

for providing a birthday cake

each month to the Senior Citiz-
ens, A vote of thanks was also
extended to Mrs. Candler for her
very wonderful talk at the last
meeting, when she told ‘the mem-
bers of her stay in South Africa,
Australia and of her trip around
the world.

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Renata W.l. Plans
Cemetery Clean-Up

-The April’ Renata Women's
Institute meeting was held at the
home of Mrs, J! J. Reimer. Roll
Call response was “suggestions
for bake sale. Mis$ Ethel White
gave.a special committee report
and reported raising $46.00 at the
erib tournament held, during the
winter months. Members of the
committee were given a vote of
thanks for their effort. The dele-
gate named to go to the district
conference to be held in Nelson
May 19th was Mrs,. Julius Dyck.
. Date of cemetery clean-up
was set for April 28th. Layettes
for Arab baby refugees were
handed in to be sent to the Unit-
arlan Service Committee,

Members voted in favor of
signs being made for a Picnic
site, a Welcome to Renata sign
and one for the “Falls”. Secret-
ary was instructed to write Pub-
lie: Works Dept. reminding them
of the job they promised to do re-
moving trees. ©

Mrs. J. Dyck donated the tea
raffle and was won by Mrs. L.
Wither. Lunch was served by the
hostess Mrs. J, J. Reimer. The
next meeting will be held May
26th instead of May 19th due to
the conference. .-: :

Mrs. C. McCreight, April 25,

Makortoff — born to Mr, .and
Mrs,, A. Makortoff, ont 27,
a daughter.’

MelIntyre — born to Mr. and
Mrs. R. McIntyre, April a
son,

Koncewiez — born to Mr, “and
Mrs. W. Koncewiéz, April 28, a
daughter,

Sherstobitoff — born to Mr. and
Mrs. M. Sherstobitoff, pril 28,
@ son. -

Strilaeft — born to Mr. and Mrs,
“'S, Strilaeff, April 29, & son.

was by Flor-
ence Nixon M.E.C, .Kooteny No.
37. This..was very graciously re-
siled to. by Olive Jansen ‘P.D.D..

Reports of * delegates showed

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 30,

1959

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“Prices effective = fetta - Salurday-

each Temple ‘had a ‘very “busy | = :

and prosperous year. The morn-
ing session adjourned to lunch-
eon very. tastefully served by. the
Anglican Church’ Ladies,

: ‘The afternoon ‘session was
very busy and much work was
accomplished, Delegate: Kather-
ine Cain extended 'an invitation
on: behalf of Nelson No. 10 to
hold the-19th annual convention
in Nelson next year. The: invi-
tation ‘was accepted with thanks.
A wonderful banquet was served
by the United Church and Leg-
fon Ladies.

‘The evening session held pre-
sentation of Shields, The Downie-
McKenzie Shield was won by’
Trail No. 3 Degree Staff.

The Pearl_ Palmer Shield
ean to May Miller Rosevale No.

Closing remarks by Muriel
Grunerud brought to a close a
very enjoyable session.

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