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Castlegar Happenings

Wallace Horning has return-|
se from hunting in the’ East
where he was success-

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Mr. Bruce Horning of the
East Kootenays is home for a
week in Castlegar and is working
at the Forestry.. Department
branch,

Mrs. C. T. Onions entertained
at a coffee party in‘honor of Mrs,
Ivan Horle,

Mrs. S. H. Dower visited her
parents at Creston on the occa-
sion of: their wedding anniver-
sary.

Bob Johnston, son of Rev.
and Mrs. L. C. Johnston, is a pa-
tient in the Kootenay Lake
General Hospital, where he was
vines by his mother, who was

Guest in..the‘home of Mrs.
Helen Gergely.”

Mr. and Mrs. Harry West.
wood had as,visitors at the week-
end, Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexander
of ‘Trail.

. Mrs, Jack ‘McKinnon and in-
fant daughter returned home

: a in. bagging an elk.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Grunerud
and: Mrs; B. Findlater were Nel-
son visitors on Tuesday.

Mr. Wayne Harvick, son: of}.

Mr. and Mrs, P, Harvick, has re-

"THURSDAY; ‘NOVEMBER 29, -1956":

turned from the Taril-T:

Hospital.

Mr, and Mrs. Jim Toogood

visited in Nelson recently.
Mr, Allan Patterson of Nel-

Kinnaird Korat

son has taken up id at
410 Maple St. .

Mrs. Jack Townsend has re-
turned from a week spent with
her husband at Golden.

Mr. Odd Aasland has return-_| t!
ed from a hunting trip. to the
Bast Kootenays. “ y

Mr, and’ Mrs, P. T. Bloomer x

of. Trail visited at the weekend
at .the ‘home of the former’s
mother, Mrs. T. L. Bloomer. and
sister, Clara.

Mrs. W. Easton visited at the].
home. of her parents, Mr, ‘and
Mrs. W, Byers, Nelson, recently.

‘Therese ‘Collyne. were - the
names given the infant. daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. ‘Clarence Geisler
when Rev, Father..Brophy-bap-

d her at St,.Rita’s church on

«Mr,\‘and' Mrs.’ Vic Sorenson
recently paid'a visit:to Marysville,
returning with a deer, which ‘Mr.
Sorenson shot at Canal :Flats, ©

> Jean Ann’ Hardie’: leaveg
Friday for Red Deer, Alta, fora
two-week vacation with her’ sis-
ter, Mrs.,;,Lorne Walker.

was enjoyed by a,large crowd:on
the

Friday vt were
Mr. and Mrs, . Frank Kreegan.

Donald! Archibald is ‘home
from the East and is spending a

efforts of. thé ‘United Church
W.A, in the . Kinnaird Improye-
ment sf Soriely, Hall. :

ion '.with his .p
oe:

and Mrs, Gordon Archi
Archibald returned Monday from
‘White: Rock, where. she: spent
[several days with

Door. Park Socials.

‘Mr. Jack . Nixon returned
from a Vancouver

from the Trail-Tadanac. Hospital.

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faster.
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» Choice of sleeping accommodation.

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hospital much improved in'health.
Mrs. Nixon: and Janice, who had
visited him, returned earlier: by
bus. is
‘ Mra. Vie Nelson spent a’ few
gave visiting ‘relatives''in Nelson
last week and returned. home on
the weekend.

A sewing session tor the Wo-
men’s Institute took place at the
home of Mrs. Bill Cheveldave.
Enjoying:a busy afternoon were
Mrs, Bob Hardie, Mrs, Johnny
Roberts, Mrs. Gordon met and,
Mrs, Jack Brownlie.

Mr. M. A. Kirkendall re-
turned to, his home here after
spending a two-week Holiday’ at
the home of his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Kirkendall at Proctor.

of Silverton were recent visitors
at their home here,
Mr. and Mrs,:H. Mottershead

Toronto, ‘Ontario, where they
will spend the winter months.
Mr, and Mrs. R. C, Coleman

were the weekend guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. H.-C.
and Mr, and- Mrs, A.

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te we
. J, Doigh and, G. Fox of Trail
spent a few days. on-.a success-

Park, getting one: deer.

J..V. Briggeman and J. ‘Me-
Cunn of Trail are spending a
few! days on'a hunting trip here.
| Mr. J.’

Spokane: caught a 13% -pound
Kamloops Trout while on a re-
cent : fishing trip around Broad-
water and Deer Park,

‘Mrs. A, Mackereth of Broad-
water is-a patient in the ‘Trail-
Tadanac Hospital. f

hata “whete ‘they: werethe guests

Mrz, J.’ J, Reimer.

» Mr. and Mrs.C, S. Phelps,
accompanied by .Mrs. R. C. Cole-
man of Syringa_Creek,.were re-
cent visitors ° to: Castlegar. °

their grandchildren: and V. Gir-
oux were Sunday visitors to ne
pata,

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hos

er Arrow Lakes, was guest tor
a few days at the home of Sirs.
H. Hyson, Division Commander,
| Silverton

Auxiliary. -

> A: delicious turkey dinner]...

Mr.and Mrs. G. A. Walker | my
left during ‘the weekend. for'}'

and children*of Syringa . Creek, }|

ful hunting trip around Deer}, tae

. Smitty) Smith . of,

. Mr. and. Mrs, C..T..-William- | 2
son were Sunday visitors to Re- |;

‘of the Jatter’s :parents,, Mr. and|&

‘Mr, and -Mrs.‘H. .C. Coleman, ||

“Miss * “Ruby Kirkman - District

prior to going ‘on to. visit. at
and: / New. Denver
Brownies and“ ‘Guides Ladies

Albert A. Lamb, Zone Com:

Mr. arid Mra. Pete ‘Mojelski| <:: Mixs‘Dorothy: Kuryluk spent~
spent Sunday in. Nelson visiting | Her vacation: with her sister: Mrs,
the'latter’s parents, ee and. Mrs. Steele in Seattle, aes home:
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CASTLEGAR’ NEWS,

‘CASTLEGAR, ay

Mrs. Matt Rohn, ‘Mrs: be Dyck,

and ‘Mrs, 1. :W:
The. -Thatitute “also ‘heard re:
ports on elteenships and. a large
made by

of, the
Renata “Women's Perret ‘at, the
+» annual imeetingyheld‘recently: vat
her home. Other mernibers 0 ‘of the

the perabecs to such bodies as
t | UBC.

i, traveling, library, i school:

library,’ cemetery upkeep, solarl- Be

Careless: ‘Pedestrians ians.
fon Slippery Road

Cause Grave Mishap |

") Reprinted below is part of a
_] letter. ‘to the .editor of The Sum-

di Review of

.pweek my’ dat

dn the * Okanagan Valley.’. The
of. interest to Castlegar. drivers
‘and \pedestrians,:"

“On Friday. afternoon of last
hter, a. friend and
mysel¥ were’ driving from:.West-
bank ‘to -Penticton. Jt. was the

|:day ‘of, the ‘first * snow , and... the

roads were. slippery. .Coming : to
the top of the new hill in-Sum-

.}merland we saw. a group of young
| people’on the road’ walking to.

wards us-and completely .taking |,

| up: our: lane?’ My daughter, who

was ‘driving, expected them‘ to
move over to give: us passage,
but ‘they: were evidently. excited
and. g, and did not do this.
She could ‘do’ nothing but swing
into the other lane suddenly and

_] a8 anybody, who. “drives a car

knqws, a quick swing on an icy
road and you‘are in skid.

“Wie ‘alkidded violently jand
went over -the bank down a-forty
foot drop where the car rolled,
It is a miracle, as the police said,
that we all came out unhurt, The
car. was badly wrecked,

‘said whén’.she! got “out ot the
wreck was how. was

story ‘told. in ‘this: letter will be| &

; The dirst thing my. daughter|

_|Thvough The Porthols

Cadets ‘and " Wrennettes of

the, Castlegar.’ Corps, RCSCC |!

“Kootenay”. saw an. interesting
film following regular. Tuesday
night ‘parade,

The film featured the Royal
Canadian‘ Navy’ ship” “Labrador”,
on’’a voyage through ‘the ‘North-
west Passage’... The’ largest’ ship
ever’ to sail ‘the northern route,
the, “Labrador” ‘is equipped with
all: ‘tie most modern | and com-
plete instruments * ‘tor ‘charting,
mapping’ of unkiiown waters, and

‘the study, of oceanography, -hy-

drographic tests and effects of

Public Notice.

This is to certify that notice of nominations for

of U hos.

Village of Kinnaird electi

been posted ‘in, ‘at least three , (3) public places! in —

2 the Village of Kinnaird.

wd :
P.. A. SMIBERT,

_ Rétuming Officer. -

cosmic ‘rays, etc, Besides all this

‘sclentific ‘data; the ‘film showed | ——~

some " strikingly’ beautiful’ scenes
of ‘ocean and ice-flo¢, ‘as: well as
barren; rocky, shores,’ presented
in full color, The journey from
Halifax through the. far: north
straits to the’ Naval'’ base: ‘at
Esquimalt: covered 10,000; miles
and took 68 days, during which
time | much. new . territory was
surveyed and charted. The'‘La-
brador’ returned. to Halifax by
way,,of the Panama. Canal, thus |
making the complete “circle: of
the North ‘American. coritinent. ;

| Plans. are. afoot. in Cadet

LEO

“AUTHORIZED DEALER.
FOR

BOSSE |

IN: CASTLEGAR:

for
party for the Cad ts "aa ‘Wren-
nettes, on the last Parade, ‘night
before the “Christmas holigeye.

that she ‘handn’t’ put tee foot

- on the brake‘ ‘when she found the

troupe’ in her way. She said'they

‘| will. never’ know how nearly she

did and if she ‘had the car-would
have careened right over ‘them.
*. Death ‘came ‘very close to us
all’ that afternoon and though’ I

have’ no. intetition of trying “to

,| find ‘out, I. know ‘that you were
intensely sorry, and shocked when} ::
yyou. ‘saw our car, 80 over. You as

dia not realize as I did thet" you!
might very” ‘easily “neyer. have
lived to see- us ‘crash. Nor did
you: have’ the, sliglitest: ‘idea ‘you
had’ caused the accident. ©
"Tt: has ended very, well

‘do ‘not know “your ‘names. and] for;

it = : ‘
quadron Royal Canadian -:
ur home with a Planters

pber 7th pemwceae 200 Ew

is cea, ‘Serving You From 8:00 a.m. to: » Midaie ce man dee of the Canadian Legion
oi ‘ f : ‘or fest Ks

hae fF BEERS f fae ‘ 2 home from Vancouver, where he
attended the “annual provincial :
'| executive meeting.
Seventeen:‘male members of
glican Church ‘of ‘Castle-
‘| gar: “Kinnaird-Robson held-a:-pot-
=} [-luck’-supper -Jast week .in the
“+ Robson Church Hall, ‘The’ guest
speaker was Canon Sik

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