CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 24,

1958

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ASSOCIATE PRESIDENT a |

Mrs, ‘Tom’ Jones of Wenat- Thomes A. Mi

‘Kinnaird Korner
[cRae,of Ros
chee Washington received at the| land, was clected president of t!

home of her brother, Mr. R. F.| Associated Boards of Trade al

Hardie, :when a "fol. | Cl of C of Sout
lowed the wedding of his daugh-| Eastern British Columbia 4
ter, Mis¢ Jean Ann Hardie: to| their Annual Meeting held ‘

Mr. Frank Vicen of Fernie, in| Kimberley at the week-end,
the Kinnaird Presbyterian Chur-
ch, recently, Rev, D, A. Mackel-
lar officiated, *

The bride, who was given in

bers and visitors totalling 15. The
a

Castlegar Happ

Mrs. J. R. Killough and Sue
have returned from Creston
where they had visited the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. L. E, Davis,

Don Jerome is a patient in
the Trail-Tadanac Hospital.

Also in Trail-Tadanac Hos-
pital are Mrs, F, Swanson and
Mrs. D. Seaton,

Mr. and Mrs, J. Taylor spent
a few days in Spokane last week.

Mrs. James Hope of Carberry
Manitoba, is a guest at the home
of her sister-in-law and brother
, Mr. and Mrs, D. Wallace. She
will be leaving on Thursday for
Vv

Music Hall Show
Presented By PTA

Entertainment with an old-
time flavour was featured at
the Centennial: Music Hall Show
staged Friday in the High School
‘Gym by the Stanley

entertainment ‘resumed with the
“Vedettes”, girls Quintette pre-
senting a. group of songs from
the “Gay. Nineties”, these being
‘In My Merry Oldsmobile’ and
other familiar numbers,

For the next item the cur-
tain rose on a stage setting re-

Parent Teacher’ Association.
Leading off the 1958 version
of the annual Variety Concert
was the High School Band under
Norman Fishwick, presenting two
“favorite selections, “March of
the Minute Men" and ‘Orpheus
. in a Jam", with the band giving
their usual top-notch perfor-
“amarice,
‘The Rip Chords, a Barber-
shop Quartette from Rossland,

the famed
Saloon’ for the production of
Robert Services’ epic ‘The Shoot-
ing of Dan McGrew’, as played
by the Castlegar Young People.
This was done pantomine style,
with narrator Stewart Pual do-
ing an excellent ‘job. Some of
the costumes were amusing be-
yond description, and of course
with “so many beards around
town these days, the male actors
were really able to look the

were next in order of
with two numbers, “When You
Were Sweet * Sixteen", and
“Shine”, This popular duartette
is made up of George Bourchier,
Larry Gasena, Barry Fairbridge
aand Frank Fuller.

‘Grade cleven girls presented
‘a song and dance act, entitled
“Down Yonder", in which some

part of The play
was under the direction of Mar-
ianne Campbell,

Here the Rip Chords re-
turned to sing “fhe Sunshine of
Your Smile’ and ‘Bye, Bye
Blackbird’, and two encores. ‘My
Grandfather's Clock,’ and ‘Coney
Island Baby.’

of the girls formed a chorus
line, in compony with others of
the class dressed in male attire.|
Music for the danee was re-
corded. |

“A new note on the program{
‘came when Ken Hughes of
Trail put on a ici: show.

The March, ‘Parade of the
Wooden Soldiers’ was presented
by Thor Aasland with his Orcha-
rina, accompanied by the Pop-
bottle section of the Band. This
accompaniment is. played by
blowing over the open bottles,
and produces a remarkably
effect, like

This was immensely enoyed by;
everyone, especially so by the|
young people called up‘on the
stage to take part in certain

an electric organ.

Closing selections of the
éoncert were the entire band
playing the ‘Victory March’ and
‘Allouette im Three Moods’ and

Mrs, Hele Gergely is home
again after visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Pitman of Coquitlam, for the
Easter week. She also visited
her son and daughtes-in-Yaw,
Mr. and Mrs, T. Gergely in Van-
couver, and while enroute home
spent a day with Reverend and
Mrs. Johnston at Hope.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gergely of
Nelson were Castlegar and Kin-
naird visitors at the week-end.

A recent visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J, Toogood was
Mr. Walter Meakes of Grand
Forks,

Mrs. E Robinson who was a
resident of Castlegar 25 years
2g0, spent a few days in the
district visiting old friends, es
she was enroute to Vernon

Mr. and Mrs, R. DeFoe had
as their guests atthe week end,
their nephew, Mr. W. Brown of
Reginaand his friend Mr. H.
Schroder, who were on their way
to visit Mr. Brown's parents in
North Surrey.

Mrs. Blackbarn ,has returned
from Red Deer where she at-
tended the ‘67th wedding anni-
versary of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Pye.

Archdeacon: B. Ay Reskerand

period was
i by Mrs. J. Gemmill, Mrs, J.

Robina Socials

i by her father, wore a
beige suit, becoming with brown
and a corsage of

Lipsett and Mrs. M. McBain, af-
ter which the evening was spent
in sewing. Co-hostess was Mrs. G.
Carr who, with Mrs. Groutage
served dainty refreshments, There
were 2 booster prizes, the win-
ners being Mrs. H. Sewell and
Mrs, J. Gemmill.

The Goodwill Circle of the
United Church held their mect-
ing at the home of Mrs, E. Kraft,
with Miss V. Wyllie as co-host-
ess. There were 7 members and
1 visitor present, and after the
Devotional period which was’ con-
ducted by Mrs. L, Grunerud, the
evening was spent in games and
contests, Mrs. E. Kraft was the
winner of the booster prize,

Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Harding
and Mr. and Mrs. T .B, Couch
last weck, motored to Naramata,
where they attended the gradua-
tion of Miss Darlene Harding
from the Naramata Training
School. She graduated with hon-
ours in a Christian Leadership
Training Course.

Mrs, A. Zuckerberg is spend-
ing a weeks holiday with her’
daughter, Mrs. R. H. C. Hooper,
Winnipeg.

G. A. Sumner N. D. is at-
tending the B.C. Naturopathic
Physicians Convention which is
being. held in Nanaimo this week
end.

School Financing
(continued from page 1)

said, and Building Inspector D,
Seaton’ will be asked to help out
at the: Village Office during that
time, Y!- : .
Castlegar; along with other
municipalities, has endorsed a
protest to the increases in tele-
phone rates as proposed by the
Bc. T Ce tl

Mr. A.
St. ‘Atian's Church, are atenaig
the 33rd sessions’ of the Anglican
Synad of the Diocese of Kootenay
being held in Nelson. Mr. Hors-

Castlegar Church.
The Rainbow Circfe of the
United Church met at the home

with The Queen’.

ROASTING CHICKEN,

fresh, Ib.
BOILING FOWL,

39c
fresh
. 29

ib.

Blue Label Beef

BREAD,

STEAKS,

wb.

POT ROASTS,
Ib.

PORK CHOPS,
Tb.

T-Bone .or Sirloin

Ib.
CRISCO,
3 Ib. tin .

.. SOLO or DELMAR,

2 Ibs. ..

tins

of Mrs, L. Groutage: witit mem-|

LETTUCE, cello,

GRAPEFRUIT,

4X,

2 loaves
HONEY, Alberta No. i

4 Ib. tin |
TCMATO SOUP,

Campbell’s; 4 tins .. 49c
KETCHUP, Hunt’s,

2 bottles . ;
,»CORN, Cream, Aylmer

2 tins .
PEAS, Lynn Valley,

weeeees 290

HEED WHIZ,
1 Wb. jar .

CUT-RATE GROCETERIA

will is the delegate from the
ce

Council advises:.

ne home om a fishing trip.

daughter Christine, on her third
birthday. There were ten invited
guests. The able was centered
with a large birthday cake. Place
eards were small cup cakes, cen-
tered with a small candle, and
the childs’ name in coloured
icing. Games were enjoyed, Mrs.
P, Jolly assisted Mrs. Salekin in
serving refreshments, Each child
received a small basket as a
favour filled with candy.

Deer Park Socials _

Mr. and MNirs, R. Briggeman
and children returned after
spending the weekend at Nakusp
and Edgewood,

G. Bate and E. Petersen of.
the B.C. Forest Service at Cast-
legar, were recent visitors to
Deer Park.

Cc. S. Phelps is a patient in
Trail-Tadanac Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs, W. Rose of|
Mission City, B.C., were recent
visitors to Deer Park, the guests
of Mrs. J. H. Allan:

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Leslie
and J. Negleski of Nelson were,
Sunday visitors to Deer Park.
Other weekend visitors: included’
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Sctiwartzen-
hauer and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
H. Clegg, of Rossland; Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Enderby, Nelson; H.
Merriefield, sons Jim and’ Albert,
Mrs, M. Stover, L. Lampard, all
of Castlegar; M. Makayev of
Salmo and ‘many others:

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phelps
of Crawford Bay are visitors: at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Phelps.

Mr. C. Catalano and J.
Samoni of Trail spent the weeck-
end at the Catalano summer

A petition was read from a
‘number, of residents on the
Sherbiko subdivision south of

in Village "Boundaries.
Council will advise these con-
cerned that a survey is being
‘carried out in that area’ and
results will be made known at a
later date.

A letter will go to the In-
land Natural Gus: Company, ad-
vising they must clear up the
debris at the: site of Pete's Store
within 10 days or action will be
taken by the Village, in accor-
dance with the Nuisance Bylaw.

present the Village at the mem-
bership meetimg of the Castlegar
Branch, Kootenay Society for
Handicapped Children, on May
6 at the Silver Birch School.

A letter from the Castlegar
Public Library Association ze-
garding improvements to the;
building . was discussed. This
matter: is being checked by'|
Council. ‘

Council instructed Mr. Loge-
lin to write the Inland Gas Co.
for a-definition or description
of the land they have offered
for a Village Park.

Council has been advised
there ‘is .a- possibility of having
the Government develop this
ground as a camp-site, to be tak-
en over later by the Village. The
area is in the vicinity of the
Gas Company's river crossing.

inform the Midwest Shows
Company that rental of the Balt
park is set at $150 per day plus
‘Trades Licence as per bylaw and
also insurance coverage. for the
Village. *

Council ‘reports it is chiceking
on legal responsibility of the
Village in regard to retaining
walls along streets and lanes.

It-Was announced by Com-
missioner Maddocks that. the
bill sent to G. Pereversoff for
fire call outside Village limits
hed been cut to $50 as per the
| Old bylaw, since the new regula-
tions ‘calling for a $200 fee were
not inveffect “until ‘the bylaw is

Commissioner Rysen will re-|.

The Clerk was authorized to|-

finalized.

STYLIST Colors
give you a choice of
four sheens in matching
hues — CILTONE Flat,
Semi-Gloss and Gloss,
and Cli Speed-Easy,.
Satin, Here are modern
colors to ‘suit every taste
and decorative need...
~-all opproved by lead-
7 Ing color stylists,

THE COLOR WAY WITH

CASTLEGAR
BUILDING SUPPLY
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* to be presented to the first ba-| firms,

and District Hospital. To be eli-
gible, the baby-myst:be born: af-
ter midnight, Standard Time,
Saturday April 26.

Centennial Baby
To Recoive Gills

Council Committee Reports

A host of valuable gifts is| These gifts donated by local
will be on display. in
by born of School District No, 9| West’s window commencing to-

residents in the new Castlegar| morrow.

- Works ; Supervisor .: Norman|
MeNab attended Monday's Coun-
cil session, presenting his first

had t been” held 'Fhursday- with
Associated Engineers, who pre-

_ Fall Fair Board

Hold Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the
Fall Fair Board: was held Mon-
day evening in the Legion Hall.
Mrs. W. -Ozeroff, Ssropti-
mist inquired if

report to Ci

A Ist of pressing jobs|
in the Village is being prepared
and Council members went!
through these with Mr. McNab
‘to acquaint him with the pro-
blems and giving him the nec-
essary authority to act for the
Village.

|

ZONE...

| Miss

Spring flowers. Her bridesmaid,
Geraldine DeFoe wore a
brown suit with corsage and
beige accessorles,

Attending the groom was Mr.
Mel McMullen of Fernie. Dr.
Ruebsaat sang “Thy Will Be
Done”, duting the signing of the
register. Organist was Mrs. D.
A, McIntosh,

Following the reception, Mr.
and Mrs. Vicen honeymooned in
Fernie, where they intend to
make their home in the near
tuture,

Miss Peggy Archibald came
home from Vancouver on the
week end to spend some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
G. Archibald.

Spending Sunday at the
home of Mrs, Hal Briggemar|
were her two sisters, Mrs. John
Gach and daughters -Darleen,
Mary, Ellen and Linda; Mr. and
Mrs. Dave MacPherson, Patty
and Barbara, all of Trail.

Mr, and Mrs. H. Hipwell of
Chiliwack visited at the home of
their som and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hipwell on
the weekend. Mrs. Hipwell was
hospitalized in Rossland for a
few days prior to her visit, hav-
ing taken’ pneamonia enroute.
Mrs, J. C. McLeod will soon
be home from Kootenay Lake
General Hospital. Mr. B. Morice
entered Trail Tadanac Hospital
this week. Mrs. H. Woods is
home convafescing after a few
days i Trail Tadanac Hospital.

the miracle lustre enamel

BEAUTIFUL

SCRUBBABLER

ECONOMICAL

like, the boked enamel on your
sefrigerator — needs no primer
or undercocter.

BUY IT NOW ave

‘ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
OF THE TRUSTEES
CASTLEGAR HOSPITAL. IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT

WILL BE HELD IN

Zone 2 — Kinnaird

Zone 3 — Robson

On Wednesday, May 7, 8 p.m. in the

‘Improvement Society Holl Basement.

On Thursday, May 8, 8 p.m. in tho
Community Half.

Zone { — Gastlegar

On Friday, May 9, 8 p.m. in the Porish
Hall. .

Mr. McNab advised he had
ehecked with Mr. Dube on the
gravel available near. the Elk
Drive-In, and was satisfied it
was of good quality, Council in-
structed the Supervisor to make
‘test holes to ascertain the quan-
tity of gravel, as the matter of
purchasing the land may be
considered. Council Chairman N.
T. Ogiow said the Village could
make. good use of fine gravel,
there are many streets which
should be gravelled before the
&rader can do a good job.

Commissioner Rysen report-| q,

ing for Health and Welfare Com-
mittee said arrangements should
be considered for mosquito spray
control.

In this Commis-

sented a progress report to date.
Mr. said C

ers felt satisfied: with the infor-
mation, and the complete report
will be forthcoming shortly, The
report of the sewerage survey

‘the booth articles‘ would be in-
sured and“if there would be
guards:on duty during the Fair.
The are ‘i

- CASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thursday, April 24,

1958

vertising Purposes. .

J, Webster contacted the
Industrial Arts teather of the
SHHS regarding a display of
students’ work at the Fair.

Cheques were received from
Celgar Ltd. $25; Village of Kin-
naird $25; and the West Koo-
tenay $10.

It ts hoped that more of the

members will try and get out}.

ic
in the Antique Booth.

‘will. also be: in about
3 weeks.

Commissioncr Maddocks ad-
vised Associated Engineers will
do a survey on garbage disposal
for an approximate cost of $200,

Concern over the unsatisfac-
tory water pressure at the hos-
pital has been expressed by the
Hospital Administrator, said Mr.
Maddocks, and he had advised
the. Administrator that as there
is no possible hope of increased
pressure for at least 3 months
the Village would agree to lend
the hospital their 5 H.P. pump
to help boost the’ pressure until
such time as an adequate supply
ean be provided. There appears
to be no other alternative, said

It was decided by the group

to apply to the KRC for a grant.

“Rotary representative, John

Waldie, reported that they would

provide the same kind of cup as
in the previous year,

The secretary was instructed
to write R, E. Sommers, MLA
and H. W. Herridge, MP and
Carl Loeblich of Kinnaird and
Nick Oglow of Castlegar, chair-
man of the Village, asking them
to be Honorary Presidents of the
Fair Board,

Mrs. J. W. Dinner will again | 5,

to the
every 3rd Monday of the month,
unless it is a holiday, when
due notice will be given of any
change of date. The next meet-
ing‘will be held on May 26 owing
to the May 19 holiday.

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs, R. Decembrini

of Trail wish to announce the
engagement of their eldest
daughter Lorraine to Charles
William Forgie-Thomson, son of
Mrs. Eva Forgie-Thomson of
Castlegar and the late J. R.
The ig to

be the,
the assistance

who have cars. It was decided to
give Mrs. Dinner $125 for ad-

He place in the Knox United
Church in Trail on May 17, 1958
at 4 pm.

ant
the Hospital Board wishes to
accept the offer of use of the
Village pump, Associated En-
ginecrs will arrange plans for

sioner Maddocks suggested that
the old fire truck which is soon
to be retired from service would
make an excellent spraying unit.
Mr. Maddocks felt if Council
could obtain the old truck and
some old. hose, it could be fitted
up, and also felt. that other
localities would likely share in
expenses for the use of the unit.
This wili be discussed at a later
meeting, in the meantime Coun-
cil authorized Commissioner Carr
to check with the Fire Chief on
the spraying which should be
started soon if it is to be fully
effective.

Reporting for Water Works,
Mr. Maddocks advised a meeting

_TELEVISION NOTICE

_. We ore pleased to advise the people of the district who have waited

that our

man crew is now on

will

Sansinal “AA

t soon be completed. A four-

of the

antennas for channel 2 and 6. When completed, these channels will be

Lettuce, cello heads
LB.

Tomatoes, ‘fir ‘red
~~ “TUBE

ffreen Gnions,
2 BUNCHES ....

Cabbage, new green,
LB.

THRIFTY FULL OF

FLAVOR!

Round Steak Roasts,

LB.

Rump Roasts,
LB.

Chuck Pot Roasts,
LB.
Round Steak,

be.

Buin’s, *

Wieners;:
LB.

WATCH. FOR OUR BLOSSOM TIME SALE FLYERS

Co-op. Retail Store

. aes and Pine St. Phone 2681

equally as good as channel 4 reception.

A contract is being fet for the laying of the cable throughout the
district, and we hope to have this work completed within one month, making
our service ‘available to everybody.

Remember these points about your television service:

1. It is technically i ible to provide ion to your home
any better than the reception at the antennas. The picture,
therefore, must depend upon the location of these antennas.
Our antennas are on top of Sentinel Mountain.

Our services will be available everywhere in about a month.
Make sure the hookup you are getting provides the best picture
possible. .

Our cable is laid underground to avoid any possible interfer-
ence to your picture.

If you have made a hookup and are not satisfied, contact us
and «will try to make some satisfactory arrangements with
you.

Transvideo Services Ltd.

George Carr, presenting his
report for Fire, Light and Parks
advised work on the new fire
truck is going ahead, The Pump
and accessories will cost about
$325.00 he said, and will not be
available for about two weeks.
As soon as th unit arrives it will
be installed, and ‘the truck will
then be ready to go, said Mr,
Carr,

Referring to.. Parks Depari-
ment Mr. Carr said the Village
solicitor is drawing up the by-
law covering purchase of land
from the Spiritual Communities
of Christ.

Commissioner Rysen asked
to have garbage cans placed in

keep the streets cleaner, she
felt. Council faces a problem
here to prevent the cans being
carried away, but the matter. will
be checked. aly

Chairman Oglow and Com-
missioner Maddocks will form’ a

i to study
to the Trades Licence Bylaw
and the Procedure Bylaw.

Proposed changes in the Pro-
cedure Bylaw would provide for
eliminating reading of the min-
utes at Council meetings. Council
Chairman Oglow statdd too much
time is. taken up at meetings
through readirig of Minutes, and
if each Commissioner Was pro-
vided with a copy a few days
previous to meetings, they could
study them and have comments
prepared ahead of time,

_ Also to be dealt with under
the Procedure Bylaw is change
of meeting nights. Council ‘has
been considering for some time
changing from second and fourth
Mondays to second” and fourth
Tuesdays in the month, The
change is due to the Monday
store closing now in effect as it
is inconvenient for Commission-
ers to cut their weekend short
to return for meetings. Commis-
sioners not affected by the Mon-
day closing are in accord with
the proposal.

‘The Clerk was authorized to
have copies of the 1957 financial
statement: printed. These will be
in pamphlet" form and will be

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KETCHUP, Cal Linda 2 botiles’..............0.5 396
MILK Pacific 2 tall tins’ ..........-.0ceeseeceee 356
TOMATO SOUP, Camphell’s, 4 for: .

BANANAS, 2 Ibs. for ::......2.2sscecceneee MBG
BLADE ROAST BEEF hone removed, Ih. ...:...... 55¢

P

Exvenditures in amount of
$13,639.05 were approved by
Council for payment.

Funeral Held Sat.
For Local Resident

Funeral service was held Sat-
urday from the Russian Hall for
the late John Androsoff of: Cas-
tlegar. Mr. Androsoff was a long
time resident of the Kootenays,
and had been in Canada for 59
years.

‘Interment was: in Brilliant
Cemetery.. Surviving are three
‘daughters, Mrs. C.
West:.Robson, Mrs. J. Seminoff

and Mrs, A, Doucet, both of: Pen-|-

ticton,.13 grand children and 1
great grandchild.

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ROASTING CHICKEN,
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