4 : CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 10, 1957 zl

- Castlegar Happenings

Among those noticed at the
Celebrity Concert in Trail lost
Saturday were |Mrs, R. West, Mrs,
R "Rivers, Mrs. H, Adie, Mrs.
M, Dalton, Mrs. W. MacCabe,
and Mr, and Mrs. R. Whittaker.

Mrs; Helen Gergley and Mrs,

J. were Trail visitors
last Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc-
Kentie and their two children
of Vancouver visited at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. Easton last weekend.

Mr, and Mrs, S, Klit of
Trall were dinner guests recently
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J.

IRIEL

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Pedersen.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs,’ J. Lipsett for a few
days were the tormer’s brother-
in-law, and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Renwick of Corinner, Sasi.

Rev. and Mrs. McNeil with
Mrs, Archie Ferguson are attend-
ing the United Church Presby-
tery in Greenwood, B.C.

Mr, and Mrs, E. Bigsby had
as their guests last week, the
latter’s parenis from Armstrong,
BC ..- '

Mr, and Mrs, R. Assie have
returned from Calgary, where
they attended the wana of
their niece,

Mrs, Frank Richardson left
Tuesday for Spokane to attend
a Floral Designing Convention
being held there.

Mr. and Mrs, A: T, Horswill
attended the Golden Wedding
Celebration of Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Hipperson, pioneer residence *

of Nelson, who were “At Home"
to there many friends last Wed.
evening.

Mr. and Mrs, M. J. "palagtey
have just returned from two
weeks holiday spent at Coastal
points.

Mr. and Mrs, James Too-

good | and family attended the
ty-first birthday

of their nephew, Gordon Read in

Trail on Sunday. In honor of
their son, Mayor and Mrs, L. A.
Read had prepared a delicious
buffet supper for some 30
friends and relatives. -Also at-
tending from Castlegar. were Mr,
and Mrs. W. Blackwell and Miss
June Killough. ’ .

Mr. and: Mrs, C. Onions
travelled to Penticton last. week-
end, along with other Interior

“Bank Managers and there wives,

Brewed in the Kootenays
to Kootenay tastes

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This advertisement i is not: published or displayed by the Liquor
Control Board or by the Governmentof British Columbia.

to meet with Bank of Montreal
officials from Montreal and Van-
couver.

Mr, John Munday, a former
teacher at Stanley Humphries
High: School, was renewing old
friendships here at the weekend,
after having just returned from
a year of missionary work in
Peru and Equador. On Monday
evening he showed some inter-
esting colored slides and gave
a very informative talk on his
travels to a group of friends in
the Castlegar Gospel Hall,

" Nowadays...PEOPLE welcome a

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Don’t be afraid tocall often! :

A long distance. call used
event. Now, most people

to be a rare
think nothing of

calling a few hundred or a few thousand

miles.

It’s ‘so easy, so Quick—almost like

beings there. Your family and your friends -
Jove tu have you call—it gives them
a very special fift to know you think

of them.

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after 6 p.!

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and all day Sunday:

Kamiccps to Cranbrook
Nelse: to Vanzouver
Trail io Nanaimo
Cranbiook to Toronto

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$1.25
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$2.70 |-

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REPORTERS.

Castlegar Mrs. .Easton
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

Mrs, W. Schwartzenhauer is
spending a week with her sister,

‘Mrs. Henry Segruin of Seattle, and family of Rossland visited

‘The Auxiliary plans rve
after, having had Mrs, Seguin as their parents here on Sunday, ona os eri Ales 10 pedir
her “guest for the Schwartzen- Mr. and Mrs, J. Porter and Mr. donations of fruit, ete, for the

hauer-Link wedding last Sat.
The

weekend and will preach in the
Anglican Church on Sunday
‘evening, :

Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Hughes
and family motored to Bag
Lake Louise and the Big Br

Anglican Bishop of -
Keotenay will visit Castlegar this Mr, and Mrs. D, Lancaster ‘are bership in the Auxiliary is not ~

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DI Breer SOCIAL NOTES

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Mrs, Kaufman - 3227
Mrs. Smecher - 4568
Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

a (SABE ay
2 ERA

Mrs, Adshead Sr,
Mr, and Mrs. G. Duckworth

and Mrs. Duckworth.

Former residence of Robson
visiting at the home of the latter's

parents, Mr. and Mrs, Slater and.
renewing old friendships.

Kinnaird Bazaar Plans:

then to. Oliver to spend a ‘tow Well In Hand
re.

days with relatives, before
turning home from thelr two
week vacation,

Mr. and Mrs, Powell Smi-
bert Jeft for Seattle today, where
they will visit with their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Wm, Holden and family over the
Thanksgiving weekend, They
were accompanied. oy Mrs. G.
Sheperd.

Mrs. R, V. Lamond had her
mother, Mrs. A, Sinclair, stay-
ing with her for ten days during
Mr. Lamond’s absence in hospital.
She left Friday for her home in
Grand Forks.

Miss Peggy

Mrs. ‘I. Fourt as general
convenor of the Kinnaird Cath-
olic Club's Bazaar accomplished
tinal plans for the event, at the
regular monthly . meeting held
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs, A. Sutton. The meeting a1-
so included plans for the Christ-
mas party in which the children
of the parish will take. part in a
program under he direction of
Mrs, Sutton and Mrs. Karl Sob-
erlak. .A discussion on (pras-
pects for the coming year took

place with further membership:

encouraged.
A decorated cake was the

7 outstanding feature of the re-
o!

Vancouver, arrived here Satur-
day to spend a week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Archibald.

Mr. Bill Parmer js seriously
ill in Trail Tadanac Hospital, .

The Kinnaird, Little Thea-
tre held it's regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Bob ™
Waldie in Robson on Monday
night, with Mr. Lawrence Lake-
man in the chair. Mr. Lakeman
announced that the club would
present a three act play, (a com-
edy drama) ‘Gently Does it’, in

the Kinnaird School on Nov- -

ember 29th, and 30th. The play
will be, directed ‘by Mrs, Marj-

orie McBain,. who ‘so. suocess-
fully directed the group’s entry

served by
Mrs, P. Haley, who created it,
and Mrs. J. Hendricks, Mrs. J.
Molloy and Mrs. Sutton.

Mrs, Anne Bermel was wel-
ecmed as a new member. Prize
for the. evening was a beautiful
rosary from Father Brophy,
whieh was won by Mrs. J. Buck-

"A pot lick supper was de-
cided for the November meeting,
to be-held, at the home of Mrs.
Guy Guido.

Cub News

September meetings

“HTN q
EE ee

were

_Teturned from a visit with her

in the 1956 Spring Festival. The held out of doors and feature
cast will include Mr. G. Hughes, nature study, wide games, fire
Mr, Stewart Paul, Mrs. E, Bur- lighting, outdoor cooking and
rows, Mrs. J. Johnsonj Mr. campfire singing.
rows, Mrs, J. ‘Johnson, Mrs. Under the rule of no second.
Waldie. Pp helpings unless the first is pro-
perly done, cooking showed a
Friends of Mrs. Denis Hughes marked improvement, Even im-
will be interested in knowing patient or hungry little cubs like
that she left for Oliver Wednes- Ropt. Melnick and John Dalziel
day, having received an early turned: out some
morning message that her father, toast, hot dogs, marshmallows,
Mr. W. ©, Vanderburgh had and finally eubed steal.
suffered a heart attack. Ji mGemmill won the Sept.
competition that was based on
Mea, (Be Cambell hae tet co-operation and the Cub Laws.
October meetings will be
held indoors.
4 : Akela.

Robson Socials

Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Waldie
returned Sunday from Victoria
where they attended the Cham-
ber of Commerce Convention,
Mr. A. Lundy accompanied them
= far as Vancouver and retura-

ed with them.

son-in-law and daughter in Van-
couver.

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Landscaping, Fruit ‘Trées,
Small. Fruits, Roses, Bulbs, \
Mr, and Mrs, Dave adsheadl qo peereee eT ee =
and family motored to M: i a

Tor a second viet wt Mr and ilifiG0NNA HANIA,
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Canadian © Legion Welfare

Bingo.
Saturday, Od. 2
LEGION HALL

AT 8:00 P.M.

2 JACK POTS TOTALING - $50.00
15 GAMES ; i :
EXTRA CARDS

$1.00
_ 50

— COME EARLY —

creditable -

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Hosnital 1.

_ Continued from page 1
ject for a local orasnizetton to
sponsor,

The suggestion was made
that wrapping paper, ribbons ang
cards also be kept on hand in
the, cupboard, for those who
might wish to make a purchase amen
and gift-wrap it “on the spot”.

Plans are’ being formulated
for opening day, which is expec-.
ted to be some time in March.

iinet heer dus annie as iaramatenceeatcet
limited, and it is hoped to a
tain many more members.

present. membership is about ae

‘W. Banigan, president

of ithe aD Ainillary, has been dele- .

gated to attend the Provincial © i

Convention in Vancouver, when

it meets next week,

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hospital.
It is pointed out that mem-

bership in the Auxillary is not fT
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SENIOR BADMINTON COMMENCES -

Wed. Oct. 16th

SHHS.GYM at 7:30 P.M.

EVERYONE WELCOME

T hanksgiving
Specials |

Shop and Save

FLOUR, Swans Down,
PKT. :

CHOCOLATE, Bakers
PREMIUM, PKT.
DOT PKT.

MARGARINE, Delmar,
AB. :

TEA BAGS, Lipton’s
60's PKT.

‘CORN, Aylmer,
2 TINS oc

‘ GRAPEFRUIT, ihe
6 FOR
SWEET POTATOES
-2 LBS. ~
.-PORK, LEG ROASTS,
“LB.

’ BEEF POT ROASTS,
‘LB.
‘BEEF RUMP ROASTS,
LB. :

cream style

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TUESDAY — SATURDAY 8:30 to 5:30

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TOMATO KETCHUP, Hunt's 2 botties for
CAKE MIXES, Robin Hood, family size 2 for .
CRANBERRY SAUCE, Ocvan Spray, 2 for
NOLE SHRIMPS, broken .

TOMATO SOUP, Alymer’s 4 for ...

BUTTER, Ist grade, Glendale, ‘Ib. ..

FRUIT. & VEGETABLES

BANANAS, 2 Ibs. for
GREEN ONIONS, 2 6
CAULIFLOWER, Ib.

MEATS:

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Tenders Will Be Called On
RemainingPiece Of Sidewalk

Commissioner R, .W. Cook

eo gas tngtallations

on the water-system in-
stallation, at Monday’s Council
Meeting, saying that after the
week of October 11, only 5,215
feet of the 23,000 called for in
ae bylaw, would remain to be

Mr, Cook. thanks to

MacPherson
arene council that Maple St.
had been partly cleaned up and
mentioned the number of bad
bumps eft by the Dutton-
‘Williams crews installing the gas
lines, These should be the re-

all Village residents who shad
put up with the many ni

ecessary
. water shut-offs, and with the in-

convenience of torn up streets,
He stated one more major shut-

off is contemplated when the

lines are cut Into the eight-inch
main,
Ditching will be halted ‘for

_.a short perlod, while clean ‘up

td‘ to’ prior

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PICNIC HAMS, Swift's Premium, fb. ...
ROASTING CHICKEN, eviscerated; 4 to 5 (bs.
PORK BLADE ROASTS, fresh, Ib.

GROUND BEEF, axtra lean, “Ib.

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AS
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to the pie of bad weather,

then work on the new system:

will continue.

. The'Commissioners wish any
resident having extreme water
pressure to report to the Village
Office.

A new map is now being
drawn up which Mr. Cook ad-
vises will show size,

of the gas
and Clerk ‘A, T. Horawill was in-
structed to write Ford, Bacon
and Davis, requesting that the
repair jobs be done a3 soon as
possible on the Village Streets,

Parking is ‘being checked,
especially inthe vicinity of the
High School, where parked cars
are conflicting with the route
taken. by the. District School
Buses,

A discussion was
the remaining portion of side-
walk to be completed’ this year
and as the Public Works Crew
is occupied full’ time on the
water works, Council decided to
let-the job out for tender, The
laying of approximately 30 feet
of cement walk between the B.C,

ete of new and existing water
lines, and will also include na-

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Re) Improved tread design makes Suburbanites :

thah ever!
55% «1 more traction

your

pe prune the new Erode. free of prance oF ‘Then:.

and the
Liquor Store, also the portion of
the block from Third and Maple
to Pete’s Store, will be adver-
tised, with the stipulation . that
present elevations be maintained.

It was reported that it will
soon be necessary for. the Fire
Department to move into the
new hall, as work is commencing
on the new Bank of Commerce
premises, therefore some enquiry

. Should be made as to when the

big doors might be expected to
arrive,

Mr. Maddocks reported on
his attendance at the semi-an-
nual meeting of the West Koo-
tenay Union Board of ‘Health.
He felt. most

held on 2

Continued from page |
trict Fall Fair’ Association, Can.
Legion Veteran Welfare, Can.
Legion Band, Castlegar and Dis-
trict Film Council, Canadian Red

Cross Blood Donor Clinic’ and |

the local Branch of Kootenay
Soéiety for Handicapped Chil-
dren, =

Tuesday's reguler monthly
meeting saw the, directors allot
a $100 grant to the Vancouver
Hospital for Crippled Children
and approve ‘grants of $75 to.
the Kinnaird St. John Home’
Nursing and $150 to the Castle-
gar Legion Band, for a total of
$325.

The Financial Statement was
read by Sec-Treas, Alec Gray,
showing recelpts of $1331.25 and
collections paid over to various
organizations, $717.50. The direc-
tors moved adoption of the
Treasurer's repot.

A letter was read from the

Society for

ped children regarding their an-
nual meeting, and it was noted |
with regret due to receiving the |
notice to late for ‘a meeting, no
official delegate was appointed
although members attended.

A general discussion con-
cerned the Annual Banquet and
plans were made for appointing

Committees to take “charge of
entertainment and catering with
date set for November 12, ‘

In the absence of President
Fitzpatrick, ‘chairman ‘for the
meeting was Earl: Leroy, and
Directors were A. A, Lamb, J.
F, Killough, W. ‘Jacobson, Jas.
Kelly and John Dunlop,

formation from the Board of
Health’ regarding sanitary facili-
ties in these instances. So

Tenders will be called on a
10 year bonded roof for the
Public Works garage, ,and will
be duly advertised.

concerned large centres, but ,a
discussion on septic tank pro-
blems concerned: village condi-
tidns,

In his ‘capacity as Health
and Welfare Chairman, Mr. Mad-
docks advised he had been ap-
proached by a householder out-
side limits, wishing to have
garbage: colletted, After some
discussion the Council decided
this request was not feasible, arti
have ruled that outside pick-ups
will be discontinued as‘ of Oct.
7, 1957.

A request for approval of a

-plan was

‘py J. R. Landis, The area in

question is in the vicinity of the
hospital, and the Commissioners
voted to inspect the proposed
site on Friday, Oct. i, before
making a ruling,

Application to construct and
operate a Cabin and Trailer camp
on the LaHue’ property was
tabled pending receipt of © in.

Council a grant ot
$25 to the West Kootenay Board
of Health, as the Villages’ asses-
sment, a

A letter, will go to the Town

them for the time ‘and effort

spent for the Village benefit.
Advice was received from

the C. M, & S, Co., that nursery

stock will’again be available to.

those interested.
‘The Clerk was asked to have
a Sanitary - Bylaw patterned
after the vbylaw in effect at
Wartield, drawn. up, also work
will be done on a Fireworks by-
q law, aimed at preventing the
sale of fireworks to children.
Accounts totalling $12,280.75
were approved ‘for ‘payment,
largest items of expense being.
invoices for pipe ittings, ete. and
Columbia  Builder’s __ Progress
Claim on work on. the’Fire ane
The Clerk was

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 10,

1957 =

Silver Birch
News

Tt has stopped raining in-
side the Silver Birch School now
because a new roof is being put
on the little building: Not only
that, but things look pretty nice
inside, Last Friday night the
Castlegar Young Peoples As-

spent a very, profit
able evening at Silver Birel.
Profitable for the Handicapped’
Society that is, they used up all
the paint that had been doo
ated by the School Board and!
did a fine job on the walls,
When we made our weekly
visit this time, the main projee>
was basket weaving. Long stripe:
of crepe paper are
twisted and this is used to cover-
little cottage cheese cartons. Very’
nice result and the boys are do-
in a good.job on them,

‘WHITE HEATHER

Adults $2.00

Trait Canadian Legion Branch No. 11 and Ladies’
Auxiliary

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Chifdren $1.00

WANTED

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‘(Suitable For Recapping)

EXCHANGE

OR

“OTHERWISE

Castle Motors

Council to order a timer for Gee ay

~ Fire Siren."

as we know you are, with:

In

mission we thank you.

television.

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public of Costlegar for their diligent support ‘and in-
terest in -our efforts to obtain from the Commission
of the Village of Castlegar’ the right | to lay. under:
ground cable for television Services. We are pleased,

ors: to obtain this: ofproval.
* effort and expense in obtaining good reception ‘on
* Sentinel Mountain , for television, and for your ef-
forts in obtaining the sanction of the Village Com-

i last Commission ‘meeting, we shall act immediately
in Providing: television service.

We repeat our previous challenge; dongs your re
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