CASTLEGAR NEWS,

RENATA SOCIALS

Mrs, M, "Rohn

“petayed last week by floods

Mr, and Mrs, J. Schuepfer and 5
Mr. and Mrs..J. Hunter of Robson
were Sunday ‘visitors here.

Mr. and Mra, J. Reimer, Shar-
on and Wendy of Nakusp were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mra, J. Reimer, Sr,

* Mr. and Mrs, Perey Delorme of
Prince- Rupert and Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Delorme, Clifford and Russell
of Nelson, were: Apunday, visitors
here.

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Mr, and Mrs, W, Rohn of Van-
couver are holidaying at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Rohn and

, Mr, and Mrs, M. Rohn, .__| EXTENSIVE, flood damage was done to

Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Funk have homes and per
retumed to their home in
atter visiting at the home of Mrs. in Robson, Castlegar, Syringa Creek and

M, Funk, a Deer Park. In the’: first’ picture Lloyd
inne fie, Fan ‘penaing| Stadler points out the flood damage be-
a two-weeks vacation at the home|ing done to the recently-tiled floor of the
of her motets Mrs, M. Funk. Ed Wales home in Robson. The “Slow”

Mrs, P. Friesen of 2

sign shown in the second picture is the
one on.the road to Celgar’s sawmill under
the old railroad bridge. The third picture
‘ shows the flood waters at the ferry. on
the day the second ferry went out of ser-
vice. — Castlegar. News Photos

Langley Drairie are’here visiting at| a’ ‘ 7 :
the home of thelr son and dauzh-| FALL FAGR:CONTESTANTS
ter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. Friesen, ——
Mrs, W. Barlow who has been
* visiting at the home of her father
and mother, Mr, and Mrs. David
Dunn, has left for Summerside,
PEL. where she will join her hus-

Following the meeting held) ~The evening atarted with a pot-

Enjoy IODE Pot-Luck

band Flying Officer W, Barlow en-

Toute to France, where they. will be

stationed with the ROAF for the
coming three yeara, ‘

Students from Renata, who at-

h

Monday in the Twin Rivers Hall
the Lillian Killough Chapter, IODE,
has recessed for two months,

staying om homes of friends in

tend the Stanley

during the

School,, from Renata, have been

high water “in the district.

luck supper: to which were invited
the reigning Fall Fair Queen, Miss
Oharlotte Sharples,.her mother,
Mrs, K, Sharples, and the-candi-
dates for Queen of the 1961 Fair:
and thelr mothers and individual
guests of the members.

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The Queen, candidates, mothers
and Ohapter officers were presen-
ted-with coreages prepared by. Mrs.
W. Easton and Mrs, J. Killough,
Convenors for the supper were Mrs,
J. Horst, Mrs, Bilesky and ‘Mrs, L.

Zinio, Table and floral arrange-
ments ‘were done by Mrs. Horst,
‘Mrs, West and Mrs, McPherson,
Following the supper Mrs. Kil-
lough, Regent, welcomed the guests
who were introduced individually.
Mrs, Killough presented a brief
summary of the Chapter accom-
Piisments and the disbursement of

mo CHUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, By &

_s guests and members were
- = then ‘by Mrs, R. Weat
with a showing of slides taken dur.
ing the: West's recent trip to Eur-
ope featuring pictures from Spain,
France and England.

Education secretary, ‘Mrs, Allen
Selbie, will represent’ the Chapter
at awards day to be held at SHHS
on Friday.

‘The Chapter will sponsor a re-
resentative to the hospital society.
‘The position will be held by Mrs)
R. Whittaker.

BEEF ROUND'STEAK, Ih, ........ 750
_ STANDING RIB ROAST, Ib, ....... 680

T-BONE or GLUB STEAK, Ib, .... 79’

GROUND BEEF, extra. lean, Ib., ... 896
MARGARINE, Parkay, 2 tbs, .... 58e
WATERMELON, Ib, ............. Be

Evening Group
Thanks W. Saliken
For All His Help

The regular business meeting
of the Robson Evening Group was
held at the home of Mrs, R. Bro
with 19 members present,

A car load of thanks goes out
| to W. Saliken for all the help he
gave the. Evening: Group, Last
week's winner of the booster prize
was Mrs. T. Byers and this week’s
winner was Mra, A, Smecher,

Mrs, T. Byers and Mrs. V, Pen.
son are in charge of entertainment
for the next meeting to he held at
the home of Mrs. F. Giraud.

At the.close of the meeting re-
freshments were served by hostes-
ses Mrs. R. Bro and Mrs, H. Bel-
‘TE beck,

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PULP MILL TOURS EE

SUGAR, 100 Ibs. .::.......... $0.95.
IGE CREAM, 3 pints ..
POTATOES, new, 10 ths., ...-

_ Guided tours a the Celgar Pulp Mill- will be conducted
daily during the summer months.

Tours will, be acheduled at 10 am. cNiepaasy, to 9 Friday
inclusive. : : .

. Persons: sviahing to tour-the Mill should contact the In-
dustrial ‘Relations Department to make ie ‘necessary
arrangements for their tour.

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PUEP MILL DIVISION *. ee
CASTLEGAR hee

: Sno MAM

Supper

Mrs, J. Killough was hostess
at‘a tea held May 80 for the
Queen candidates and mothers and
committee members at which the
tickets were distributed and arran-
gements made for:the selection and
purchase of materials for the drea-

charge. The sale or Uckets will end
September 5,

Refreshments were served by
Mrs, Easton and Mrs, J. Gemmill.

#| Members of the special committee

Chamber to Again Operate
Tourist Booth for Summer.

Castlegar’s tourist booth will the tourist booth “ls our baby and Canada’s second ‘largest and it ex-

operate this summer.

last meeting. of the Gastiegas
Chamber of

we've dumped it at the side of the] ists i
‘This decision was made at:the {road in a disgraceful manner.”

Caatlegar not because of
what'is dons in promoting it, but
He sald the tourist mci 4] in spite of what is, done.

strong stand on the subject by :
Chamber member Leo - Bosse who
spoke. of the benefits to be had
from the operation of the booth,
The booth will be operated ‘by
®& committee set up under tourist
committee chairman Fred Gibson.

are Mr, Bosse, Cec Gorse and R, H.,
Fenner,

‘Mr. Bosse sald that District
businessmen will support the booth
on a-regular basis when the booth
is operated on a regular basis, He
sald they all support the mer-
chants’ Christmas party because it
takes place every year.

Mr, Gorse sald he was in fa-
vor of a local brochure publicizing
the Castlegar District while Wm.
Ozeroff told the meeting that one
drawback to the tourist in thls area
4s the lack of a cafe that opens
early enough for travellers to have
breakfast,

Mr, Fenner told the group that

$50 Reward For
Park Vandalism
Done af Kinnaird

‘A $50 reward ts being offered
by the Village of Kinnaird for in-
leading to the conviction

Kinnaird Man
Died Sunday
At 64 Years

Frederick George. Smith, for-
merly of Nelson and lately of Kin-
naird, an ardent gardener and .vet-
erdn of World War J, dled Sunday,
age 64 years, . +

He was born..at Regina, Sask.,
in March, 1607, When a boy, he
came to B.C. and settled at Win-
law, He. moved to various places
in the ‘Slocafi Valley and then re-
sided in Nelson until one year ago.
He made his home at Kinnaird the
past year,

He was an ardent hunter, fish-
erman and prospector, He worked
for a number of years with the
CM&S company at Trail as a secu-
rity guard and fireman. At Nelson,
he was employed by Interlor Brew.
eries' for a period of 14 years.

He joined the 54th: Battalion
at Vernon in May, 1915, and he

'| served" overseas with the Seventh

Battalion, He was discharged at
Vancouver in August, 1919,

He 1s survived by two brothers,
John of Sunshine Bay; Richard of
Nelson, four sisters, Mrs. M. Ben-
inger, Nelson; Mrs, E. Perry, Vic-
torla; Mrs, J. Hornstra, Vancouver,
and Mrs, M. Nixon, Eimatd:

Ladies Softball
Team Trounces
Montrose 23-10

‘The Castlegar Women's Soft-
ball team really clicked Jast Thurs.
day, when Ann Kasnikoff: pitched
the girls to a 23-10 win here over

Montrose.

Losing pitcher was Jean Bte-
wart while Castlegar'’s two home-
Tuns were batted out by Carol Jett:
rey and Gail Leitner.

Mrs. Jeffrey got her homerun a

with two on bases and a Ine drive
over the head of the first baseman,
In the following inning Gail. Leit~:

ner came through with homer an

when the bases were loated.~

‘The. Castlegar women:":were |:

coached by Josh Savoy and ‘man-

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Kinnaird Social Notes

‘Mrs, J, Kaufman, Phone 5438

the home of Dr. and Mra, Ken Cal

Mrs, N. Burak ls home from a|-vert.

weekend fight to and’ from Cal-
gary where she attended a reunfon

has been her first-roinion ‘with her
classmates and a memorable one,
where there was considerable re-
miniscing at a reunion ‘dinner held
at the Linda Mae and later at cof.
fee when the entire class visited

The trip also included o visit
with Mrs. Burak’s two sisters in
Oalgary,. Mr. and Mrs, Allan Mc-
Bean. and Mr, and Mra, R. T,
Sharan, thelr femillea and: other
relatives.

‘see

Mr. ‘and Mra, Pete Soberlak
have taken up residence at thelr
new home at J16-4th Ave.

Immediate ‘neighbors of, Rev.

the home of Mrz. A, Moler to honor
Mrs. Reside prior to her to her re-
cent departure with her family for
the east. The: ladies: presented her
with a graduated cake plate in the
Dogwiod pattern: as a farewell to-
ken. Mra; N, Burak assisted in con-
vening at'the coffee hour,
» O. J, Wilson was hostess
at the regular meeting ‘of the’ Trail

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Service:

Centre

Phone 5573 - Castleaird Plaga: Les Ternent; prop:

Holiday time kee again, and you have-
n’t serviced the car yet?:

WHY ... ‘is it because you don’t know

where to

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‘Motor:“Tester,

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--, for.the finest | service, take it to &

We:have a :full:line of ‘the’ world’s ‘fine
the fi

amous Sun Scope =

Distributor.:'Tester;“etc.;

,| Bratch VON. recently,

‘A. prece-
dence has been set: for the wine
meeting to be held ‘at Mra, Wil-

Wall are the former’a brother and
sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, John
Wall and two daughtera' of Van-
couver,’

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Mr. and Mrs, George Richards

as (on ane é

jusiness
plant. The inativution is also of in.
ternational fame,. consisting of the
factory,

and Mrs, M. 8, Reside gathered, at | —

lastrument Shop
Wins Ist-Aid Award

Cominco’s top first ald award
the Blaylook Rose Bowl — was

representing -the company’s inatru-
ment’ shop ‘at. ‘Trail. The team’ of
®. E, Paul and, R. Paul was coa-
ched by ‘0, J, Dabner.

“Along with the Rose Bowl, the
team and coach won ‘a one-week

won this: year by a brother team]:

Graduation exercises of ‘the St.
Joseph’ Kindergarten consisted of
the: ‘‘écholarly: assemblance of. a
young group 'in caps and gowns re-
ceiving. thelr first

Kindergarten Holds
Graduation Exercises:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 15,1961

were accompanied: by: Mra, R.” E.
Goulet at the piano.

A‘bouquet of flowers were pre-
sented to the Sisters ot behalf of.

TG
sented by Rev, | Father E, Brophy
in '.the,

rp trip for ant
thelr wives to either the Pacific
National Exhibition ‘at Vancouver
in August or to the Calgary Stam-
pede in Calgary in July.

‘They have chosen to go to the
Oalgary Stampede,

‘The instrument shop team com-
peted against 11. other teams, This
year. there were. alx teams from
‘Trail operations, three teams from
Eimberley operations, and one team:
each from Rtondel (Bluebell Mine),
Salmo (HB Mine) and Yellowknife

Tadanse machine shop
cared team placed second and the
Sullivan Mins ley) team
was third. :

school and cafeteria, altuated: on| |

the outekirts of San Jose in color-

ROBSON SOCIALS

ful surroundings, several serea in
scope,
The subject’ of Mr. ‘Richards

Mrs. A. K. Waldic, Phone 5921
Mr, and Mrs, -W. T.. waldte

have returned home from a recent
‘trip. to Vancouver where they at-

July where he will be in charge ‘of
the servicing. The Richards: report
lovely weather there, making for a
pleasant tour of surrounding places
of interest. They were: impressed
by. the beautiful churches: and out-
lying ns, &. contrast: to the
.big. city: of San Francisco. They
 enfoyed: their trip tremendously ar_
riving homie oa ee weekend.

tended their daughter's graduation.
Miss Mary Evdokimoff, nurse-
in-traitiing, ts visiting at the home

‘W. Eydokimoff.. ..

Thanks goes out to the Robson
Evening Group ‘for thelr splendid
work in serving sandwiches, soup
and ‘coffee to the “many workers

of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, P.|

who helped on the dykes, (ete, at

Soclety’ Hall
on Sunday, s
The tableau was formed at the
close of an’ excellent program put
forth by the 18 graduates under
the capable direction of the Sisters
of the Atonement, Rebecca Gre-
gory portrayed Sister Superior
standing at the left of the group-
ing while “Rey. Father” was Billy
Jankola, shown at the right,
‘Valedictorian was Kathy John-
son. Jahn Chase as school secretary
conducted the’ musical. graduation.
A latge crowd of parents and
felends watched an eye-catching
production’. wherein each member
of the.-class ; distinguished them-
selves’ in the: performances of
Play, Mother Goose picture book
and the singing of nursery rhymes
by timely

: The program was‘opened with
the .O Canada, eae bowed by: a wel-
coming : address Gre-
gory. Eight ilttle boys and girls
performed ‘the dance, Little Part-
ner and a playlet, “My Reumatis,”
followed: by the Prench . minuet,
Dance with the dolly was ‘given
she Xathy. Johnson and Billy Jazik-
‘ Tho rhythm band conducted by
John Chase, in its colorful coatum-:
ing. played ‘Twinkle Twinkle, Croo-

Jack Horner. ‘The young performers

pre-| the

ked Man, London Bridge and Little |.

class b;

Shute and Patricia Gaetting Oth.
et members of the graduation class
were Ricky Anderson, | Debbie
Brownlle, Franklin Fodor, Patricia
Gelaler, Rebecca Gregory, Elizabeth
Guido, Gary Homintuk, Billy Jank—
ola, Jamle Johnson, Kathy John-
son, David Mulyk, Jacqueline Shu-
tek, Wendy vacssen Patrick Goet-

9 auchamp, . Oheryl
Gray, Cathy arnt and John
Chase,

Mira. I. Oslow, Phone 4189
Four young ladies all celebrated
their birthdays in. the month of

ended the Het with 20 questa.

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Mr. Bob Jones visited at the
home’ ‘of his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Stewart Jones and, has.now left
for

A surprise baby shower. wes
held at the home of Mrs, Alice Ka.
nigan in honor of Mra, Polly Cher-
noff'and Mrs, Dorothy Gtlendin-
ning, There were 20. guests present.

Games were enjoyed by all. with

ith Bherblko.-A delicious lunch was

of persons responsible for $200 wor-
th of vandallsm at the Kinnaird
Park the night of last Saturday-
Sunday,

One side of the booth at the
park was smashed: while screens
were torn and windows broken, One
window frame was torn right out of
the wall and the softball scoreboard
was totally demolished, The fence
by the bandstand was torn down
‘while the posts were uprooted.

Tn addition to the $50 reward, a
sign will be erected at the park
closing the park to the public from
9 pm, - 7 aim, and ‘violators will
be prosecuted ‘to the fullest extent
of the law.” The ROMP have pro-
mised to step up their patrols in,
the area,

OTHER DISTRICT SocIAL REPORTERS ARE:

CASTLEGAR — MRS, H. JOHNSON, PHONE 8294
KINNAIRD: — MRS. J. KAUFMAN,: PHONE 5488
ROBSON — MRS, A, K. WALDIE, PHONE 5921
“DEER PARK — MRS. WILLIAMSON
, RENATA.— MRS. M. ROHN

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man in‘ any town ‘should ’al-
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‘are vacationing in the southern US,
Recent reports tell of their depar-

ture from a visit to Las Vegas and
of plans to be in-Los Angeles this
week, Enroute they visited. Jerry's
relatives in Salt Lake City, Utah, ,
Sympathy. is extended by the]:
friends, of Mrs,’ J. Nixon whose bro>

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ter of detergents being dumped into
running
end, visiting her parents, Mr. jane th Unit at its next-mesting.:

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Comm.” Apel rare health

vited guests included, Mr. and Mra.|-
Pete Magesgey, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph |:
‘Truc; Mrs. Deptuck, “Mr.” and Mrs,
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[HAVE YOUR CAR. CHECK-|
ED’ AT. THE SIGN ‘OF THE

j|‘coinmentéd that. the ‘pollution .con-,

by the: fall it will be Providing its

celal. TV committee, told the Cham-
ber that a company’ official had

Castlogar..News that” he .was ape

3 re-
sldents are phoning him with com-

directed tothe Tv seule company,
nok. to: him.) 3

:] achool papers in the Anglican Chur-

of “September next, ceases pudlish-

to Comm,” ‘George. Gaerne council's
last mesting when’ Mr. Carr sug
gested that the matter be taken up

tion of Kootenay Municipalities.
Village chairman N..T. Oglow:

Pah beard , should: also «study the

To. Have Four.
Channels by. Fall

in-Gar- Video estimates that

Paul Oglow, chairman of a spe.

‘at the fall meeting: of the Associa-} Fine.

served by the hostesses Mrs, Alice
Kanigan and Mre. Polly ‘Travis.
The guests of honor were cach

- School. At
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“All jae

+ Parents of: Kinnaird ‘and Dis- Mr, and’ iirs, Eddie Pondelick
wit sre ‘reminded of the School| and daughter. motored to Oliver on.
Att Show by grades 1 to 6 being| the -weekend to attend the wedding
held .in the of Mri alster.
School Gym. today from 3 to 4 p.m, , Mr, and Mrs, Nick Klapper. are
and ‘from 7.30 to 8 pm. There will| now vealding in their new home.
be special colored alides from Nel-| Mr, and Mrs,’ John Androsoff
son. motored down to Spokane for the
‘The proceeds from the allver| weekend. fe
collection will go to the PTA schol- Mr, and Mrs, John. Foreman
arship fund to send one. grade & to| and daughter are a few

ifleate,

We welcoine into our neighbor-
hood Constoblé.and Mrs. Ray Kos-
tynskl,

presented with a baby's gift. cert-

6 student to the Nelson School of avs in Mosse and will be re-

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He said that the company plans

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“(This week Mr. Oglow told the

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“ Inelioans to. Stop -
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School Newspapers

- After 41 years, weekly Sunday

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school ‘cildren has gradually aed
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