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Castlegar Happenings

A miscellaneous shower was
held at the home of Mrs. R.
Harmston last Wednesday ecven-
ing to honor Mrs, Henri Barrette,
nee Miss Ardythe Letkeman. Co-
hostesses were Miss Faye Harm:
ston, Mrs, A. Richards, and Mrs.
Otto Anderson. Dainty corsages
which had been made by Mrs.
E, A. Lampard, were presented
to Mrs. Barrette, her mother Mrs.
P, Letkeman, and her grand-
mother Mrs, J. Lawson. The
evening ,was spent in contests
with winners being the honored
guest, Mrs. R. Deans, and Mrs.
Lampard. The. gifts were pre-
sented in a laundry basket .at-
tractively decorated with red,
white and silver streamers, De-
liclous refreshments were served
by the hostesses to bring the
happy evening ‘to a close.

Mr. David Donnan has’ gone
to Whitehorse where he will be
on the staff of the Bank of Con:
merce, i

tend the
er Barrie Jenks,

Dr. and Mrs, F, Thorne had
as a week-end visitor their son-
in-law Mr. D, James of Toronto,
who has-been leading a geolog-
ical survey in this area,

Mrs, L, Morey entertained
last Wednesday at a surprize
dinner in honor of her daughter
Lennie who was celebrating her
eighteenth birthday, The guests
were ‘all members of this year’s
graduating class, and included

of her broth-

Kinnaird Korner

Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Rodgers
returned Saturday evening from
their trip to Saskatcheman which
was due to the death of Mr.
Rodger's: brother, C. S, Rodgers
of Estevan, Sask. The Rodgers
travelled directly to Regina and
visited Weyburn Sask., before re-
turning home.

Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Marcellus
motored to Vancouver at the

the Misses Rosalie
Olga Plotnikoff, Lorraine Hunt:
er, Jocelyn McIvor, Sue Johnson,
May Mah, Jackie Sewell and Mar-
lene Soberlak, Miss Patsy Morey
was assisted in serving by Miss
Stephanie Rysen.

The Lillian Killough Chapter
IODE enjoyed a pot luck supper
on Monday night in the Twin
Rivers fiall, prior to holding their
regular meeting. The tables were
attractively centred with vases
of spring flowers, while the place
ecards -for the guests of honor

ir. LV. C left

yesterday on a business trip to
He was

by. Mrs. Campbell as far as Kel-
owna where Mrs. Campbell will
visit with her mother, Mrs, Ivo
Arduini, at the home of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs, J. F. I. Campbell,

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Town-
send, former Castlegar residents,
came from Vancouver last Friday
to attend the graduation of thar
son

Mr. and Mrs. V. Jenks had
as their guest. at the weekend
their daughter Mrs. C. Geddes,
who flew from Cranbrook to at-

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dolls dressed as
dainty queen and princesses and
were the handiwork of Mrs. R.
West. Guests at the head table
were the May Queen Marilyn
Markle, ‘retiring queen Sandra
Gray and Princesses Bonrile-Mac-
Bain, Anita Jenks, Diane Hay-
wood, Yvonne Cristofoll and Pat-
sy Morey. Mrs. L. Killough, for
whom the, Chapter is named,
said Grace, while. the Regent,
Mrs. R. Whittaker introduced
the guests of honor. The new
queen..spoke a few words of ap-
preciatign of the honor -bestowed.
In addition to the mothers of the
girls, other guests were Mrs, N.
Fishwick, Mrs, O. B. Ballard,
Mrs. J. in, Mrs, J. Corbett,
Mrs. R. Minnion, Mrs. Ody, Mrs.
E. Greep, Mrs, A. T. Horswill,
Mrs, J. Schuepfer, Mrs. J, Kirby
and Mrs, N, Andreashuk. The ar-

by Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Henderson and son
Dale, ‘The Hendersons were the
guests of their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Pete Ches-
worth, while the Marcellus’ vislt-
ed their daughter Mildred and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Collinson... Mildred came .home
with her parents for a holiday
and returned to her home at the
Coast yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bertois
were to,Grand Forks recently to
attend the funeral of Mr. Bertols’
brothér Bertois of Cas
cade. Mr. Bertols passed away in
Grand Forks Hospital on May 29.

Mr Jack Albee was home on
the weekend to attend the grad-
uation on Friday of his daugh-
ter Sharon, He was accompanied
from Vancouver by his son-in-law
Eddie Collinson and grandson

hris.

Mrs, J, C. McLeod and
daughter Terry spent the week-
end in Nelson visiting the form-
er’s parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. K.
Jensen,

Mr and Mrs, K. M. Spence
were pleased to welcome Mrs.
Spence’s sister, Miss Leonora
Shearer of Los Angeles, Californ-
ia, and her brother, Gordon
Shearer from Medford, Oregon,
who are visiting them.

ther guests at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. K. M. Spence
for dinner Sunday evening were
their » Mrs, Jean

ie
affair were in the capable hands
of Mrs. J, Scott, Mrs. V. Goresky
and Mrs. M. Dalton
Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Killough
and Mrs, Joyce I

Spence and children, ‘Noreen and

Karla; Mr. Tom Lockhart and
. and Mrs. Jack Draper, all of

Nelson.

Mrs, O. N. ‘ee is home

with her parents Mr,
and Mrs, J. D. Bickell at Skoo-
kumchuch near Kimberley.
Saturdey’ afternoon Carol
Soberlak celebrated her elghth
‘birthday having’a yay time with
12 of her Mttle {rlends playing
games on the front Jawn of the
Soberlak home until the inevit-

Renata Tiding

The Women's: Institute -May

meeting was held at the home of |

Mrs, A. Wiebe with Mrs. Lila
Wither as hostess, Roll Call was a
bedding plant or bulb for the
cemetery. A thank you Jetter
for refugee uses Bent to the °

able shower of rain.
indoors

the
and the .party was a success,

Dianne Soberlak accompan-
ied Lorraine Pisacreta’ of Trail to
@ fast-ball game in Nelson on
Sunday afternoon. St. Michael's
Trail. vs: St. Joseph's in Nelson.
Dianne, being a former pupi] at
St. Michaels, enjoyed seeing her
former school friends, ~

Mr. E, Bailey spent this
week in Vancouver attending the
Senior Citizens Association con-
vention. He Is expected home to-
day.

Mr, and Mrs, H. Hominiuk
and children spent Sunday in
Coleville,

Monday the Hominiuks en-
foyed a visit from Mr. Wm.

Kuzyk who motored here from
the Coast.

Rob Saeial

q wae rend and a thank |

you note from Mr, and Mrs. E.

Funk of Kamloops for.a wedding
gift sent-from’ Renata W.I. The

that signs had been made and’
put up and trees removed. Ceme-
tery convenor reported that 8
marvers are being made for un-
marked graves, Social welfare
convenor reported having made
sick calls and giving a plant to
a sick fellow member, Mrs, Ju-

Hus Dyck, delegate to the West §

District
gave her report. The. June meet-
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. H, Toews, Roll call will be
a favorite recipe exchange.

Mrs, W.
children.who have been staying
in Kaslo for the past few weeks

Mr. and Mrs, C, Leamy have.
left for Calgary where they will
visit with their son and daugh-
terdnaw, Mr. and Mra, L.
Leamy.

Those attending the Grand
Chapter sessions of the Order of
the Eastern Star held in Pentic-
ton were Mrs, S. Grant, Mrs.
Crain, Mrs. H. Grummett, Mrs;
J. Sherbiko and Miss L, McKen-
zie, They all returned Thursday,

Mr. and Mrs. G, Eastcott of
Rossland visited the latter's Par
ents Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson.

Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Pattullo fora few
days are their son-inlaw and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Bjorn of
Seattle,

Those of the Robson WI who
motored ‘to South Slocan Wed-
nesday to attend the South Slo-
can tea were Mrs. W. T. Waldie,
Mrs, J. Bainbridge, Mrs. O. B.
Ballard, Mrs, E. H. McPhee and
Mrs, R, W, Chalmers, Mrs. Bain:
bridge won the door prize.

Mrs, W.-L. Wright is a
patient in the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospltal for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs, J. Raine and
daughter Mildred motored to Par-

adise Valley Sask., where they
| a visit Mrs. Raine's mother,

asi
Saturday attended the Atwood-
Bosinski wedding in Holy Trinity
Chureh at Grand Forks, The
groom Darcy Atwood is the “on
of Mr, and Mrs. E. S. Atwood of
Christina Lake and is well
Known to many people here..The
bride Trudy is the daughter of
Mr. F. Bosinski and the late Mrs.
Bosinski of Fife. Following the
ceremony a reception was held in
the community hall at Christina
Lake.

Guests at the Castle Bar
ranch for a few days this week
were Dr,’ and }rs..R. D, Russel
and two children Linda and. Mor-
na of Vancouver,, who were en-
route home after a visit in Tor-
onto. Dr, Russell is a cousin of
Mrs. Anderson and is a profes-
sor at UBC,

N. Ford is home
again after being. a patient in
the Castlegar and District hos-
pital. .

it! after

the weekend to peter the beauty
councillors convention.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davies of
Spokane ‘visited for awhile’ with
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Skaaning
on Saturday while spending the
day in Kinnaird,

The Catholic Women's Lea-
gue enjoyed their June ‘meeting
Tuesday at the Haley home at
which Mrs, Mary Anderson ‘nd
Miss Frances Haley were hosts.
Assisting were Mrs. S. -J. Jank-
ola and Mrs, J. Hendricks, Im-
portant to this meeting was an
‘interesting report by Mrs. T.
Fourt on the “Diocesan conven:
tion of the CWL, held recently
in Kimberley. Mrs. Fourt told
many interesting sidelights of
her trip to. Kimberley, being in
the congenial company of Mrs.
0. N. Askew; Mrs, R. Hyde of
Castlegar; Mrs, Ada Waite of
Trail; and-Mrs. Michael Driscoll
of Rossland.

‘Mr, and Mrs, H. A, Van Tas-
sel of Oasis visited Mr and:Mrs.
M. H. Hougan Friday.

Members of the “Evening].

Group WA held a surprize coffee’
party Thursday at the home of

Mrs, R, Bro in honer of Mrs, C.
Leamy who left Saturday © for
Calgary.

Mr, and Mrs. G. Danchella
of Mission spent a few days with
the former's Site Mrs... Beth,
Rogers,

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Matt Rohn of B.C. Forest, |
stationed at. Kaslo, spent the
weekend with his family,

Jack .Funk and Anne Funk,
Castlegar.and Mr..and Mrs. J.
Olson, Wilma’ and Wendy spent
the weekend with their mother
Mrs. Henry Funk.

R,| family: of Castlegar spent the

weekend at thelr summer home,
‘Isaac Penner employed at

Nakusp spent the weekend with

his family.
+ Mr. and Mrs, John Hamm
of Nelson visited at the home of

Mr. and Mrs, Julius Dyck Sun- @

day.

Rev. Franson of Dawson
Creek B.C. visited friends and
was guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Rempel. Whilt here he conducted
a church service,

Miss Sheila Hale recently‘
employed in Castlegar is home
for a brief holiday before Jeav-
ing for,Creston to a position
there, *

Patients at Castlegar hos-
pital from Renata are Mrs. J:
Rohn, Mrs. A. Zimmerman and
W. Haegedorn,

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Kinnaird W.I. Lawn Tea at
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side delivered to the 1959 SHHS

graduating class Friday evening,
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"Graduates, you are young
adults. I am going to speak to
you, therefore, as to adults.

You, the memberg of ‘the
graduation class, were born in-
to and have grown up In in

Ing where the next meal would
come from.
If you had been born 10 to
20 years earlier, your experience
might have been different or-had.
you been born in Korea where
countless numbers die of star-
vatlon, your fae woe not Jikely
have been a hap|
But the land. in "whch ; iyou
were born and the period in
which you.have grown up pre-
sent a bright picture. In the last
two decades Canada has experi-
‘enced an unprecedented period

era of

in our land-is being
not only in the great centres such
as Vancouver, Toronto and Mon-
treal, but is felt from ocean to
Overnight, quiet hamlets sud-
dently become thriving bee
_ hives of industry and activity.
The growth ‘and “development
taking place In our own com:
munity is being repeated in a
thousand different Dinces ac
ross the country,

And the end Is not-yet. Bri-
tish Columbia with her unliniit-

natural resources and poten-
tial is taking her place in the sun.’
This is a land flowing with milk
and honey, In ‘practically every.
walk of life this province offers
a challenge to any red-blooded
young man or women with ambi.
tion and inlttative, with courage
and integrity.

You now possess a valuable
high schoo! education. You have
unlimited _ opportunities * before
you as you face the, world as res-
ponsible adults, You can be prac.

of
and scientific advancement, and],

population -
With the growth thot industry
has come prosperity. ‘things
formerly in the category of lux-
urles are now considered: neces-

* sary to normal living. 'This period
of and

tically’ ig you want to be.
You are on your own. What you
make of your life is up to you.

(ted ‘you a bright

be telling you rn ‘whole - feathe

and
in which you are taking your
'place as responsible citizens is a
dark cloud, For 25 years, which
is most of our lifetime, we have
lived under the shadow of Hiro-
shima. In the words of a noted
journalist:

“For the first time in his-
tory man has reached the polnt
where, if he starts a fight with
‘his fellow man,. the weapons he
uses may well be as dangerous
for himself as to his foe.

the consequences of an-
other major intermational con-
filet would seem ‘tobe inévitable
destruction: of both sides and
with them even those who would
remain neutral. >

“At the same time tensions

between East and West seem
to be Increasing at such a rate

that’ there Is head little hope | Fy
of anything like peace for
,more than a few years, if even
“that, Here is man’s insecurity.”

Here is the dark cloud that
hangs over the future of the.
graduating class of 1959 and over
all of us.

It is not my intention to be
an alarmist or a pessimist. More
.is to be gained by taking a cold,

5
;[hatd: took-st the facts than by

an ostrich
‘which results in a philosophy. of
eat,.drink and be merry for to-

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More « alarming ‘than the
threat of atomic destruction are
warning ‘signals of moral and,

in the disintegrtin of personality
and of society in our country.
You dot't have. to go to
chureh to hear these warnings. ,
All you have to do isread such
books .as The

A successful dance, sponsor-
ed by the Deer Park Women's
Institute, was held recently in
the community hall with visitors
from Trail, Nelson, Castlegar
and Syringa Creek attending.
During the lunch intermission
the quilt contest was held, Win-
ner of the quilt was .Mrs, Ross,
Pine. Beach Inn Robson, Music
+ winied by local musicians,
C. S,-Phelps,’ accordian and gui-
tar, C,,T, Willlamson, violin an@
Mrs. V. Coleman: at the piano.

‘The last meeting of the sea-
son was held by the Deer Park
Women's Institute in the com-
munity hall. Reports were heard
from the various committees on
the dance. Members voted a don-
ation: of $25 to be sent to St.
Alban’s Anglican Church, Castle-
far, in appreciation for the fold-
ing’ seats gent by the church
members, Articles were collected
to make up & parcel to aiterian

'. DEER PARK SOCIAL NOTES

ors to Deer Park, the guests of
the former’s cousins, Mr. and
Mrs, D, D, Jamieson.

Mrs. F. Briggeman was a re-
cent visitor to Trail where she
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
J..V. Briggeman,

Mr. G McCullugh of . Trail
was the recent. guest of Mr. M.
As Kirkendall.

Mrs. D. Demmon ‘ana son
Reg, were’ the weekend guests
of her brother and sister-‘inaw,
‘Mr. and Mrs, C, S. Phelps. When
they returned a Trail they were
accompanied little Brenda
Phelps who wit visit with them
for a week.

CLA, Crockett of Nelson
formerly a Deer Park resident,
is spending a few weeks at his
home here.

Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Worley,
of Nelson spent the weekend: at
their home in Deer/Patk. Other
weekend visitors at the. Worley
home were Mrs, R. Worley, her

gulne Dontece was won by Mis.
Phelps,
.

Mr, and Mrs. Jack Shaver
of Vancouver were recent visit-

how you discharge your respon-
sibility.

You have a responsibility to
your pareDts who have given

icing
Hed wider. opportunities
x a have'a r

Bob, Mr, and Mrs. y.

¢. Worley and children! of Trail

and Mr, and Mrs. EB, Worley of
Robson.

Mr. arid Mrs. Ly J. Schwart-
zenhauer and daughter of -Ross-
and spent the-weekend at their
summer home here, Other week-
end visitors includéd the Wilsons:
Cleggs of Rossland; Mr, and
A. Bortnick and son David, their
.Sister-InJaw of -Trail and many
others.

Mrs, L. ‘Thorimbert
and - scien of. ‘Trait spent the

society, for no man lives nae
himself. Society -has contributed
largely to you. Make sure you
discharge yaur. responsibility to
society,

Lastly, and most important
of all, yiu have a responsibility to
God, your Creator, before whom
we-must all give an “aocount of
our lives,

a trip at
Deer Park. %

Mr. and Mrs. Gobeal, son
Trefle and his:brother,.and Mrs,
Mary Gazette and friends, all of
Rolling Hills, ‘Alberta, were the
recent suet of Mr, M..A. Kirk
endall..

BROWNIE REWS :

Man, The Lovely Crowd and
Hidden Persuaders (which, in-
eldently, uses. hidden persuas-
fon to sell itself),

Just’ to mention a few in-

| dications of. the moral -and spir-

itual breaowy there is the

an

you must begin by acknowleds,
ing the sovereignty of ‘the eter-
nal God, and by responding to the
claim of His son, Jestis Christ,
upon each of your lives.

Men and‘ nations have be-

d come great because of the over-

home life; the rae ‘that our era

‘fis producing no great statesmen;

the monotonous emphasis on the
sordid in present-day literature
life,

and in the movie industry; and

‘| perhaps the most foreboding of

all, the lack of a sense of calling
and purpose and dedication in

What then are the future pro-
spects for the class of 1959? This

: depends largely upon the grad-

uates‘and upon’ others of your

H ‘generation, :

For . two-thirds * of your life
you have been -in school acquir-
ing knowledge.. But with know-
ledge comes responsibility. What
the: future holds for you and for
all of us depends: largely ‘upon

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with faith in God and a sense of
dedication and purpose in life
you have what it takes, “Our
Prayers and best wishes are with
you. We are counting on you. to
make good and feel: sure you
will. May God bless each one of
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If-you are to fulfill your
in arty’ #

At a meeting of the First
Castlegar Brownie Pack, com-
missioner Mrs, J. R. C. MacBain
enroled five. new Brownies, They,
were Heather Markin, Lindsay
Conroy, Denis. Melnick, Elaine
Stoochnoff and Sharon McCredy,

Third-year stars were pre
sented to Donna Peppard, Mau-

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Patty. Clerk and Margaret
Thorpe were invested as sixer.
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ett Based on Brae dovefaent at ‘British Columbia,

the Liquor _ ;

28 oz. TOMATOES :
2 Tins 49

= = MARGARINE Good Luck, 2 pounds,

TOMATO JUICE, Heinz, 48 ox., 3 tins,

FAB, Giant , Sees cin.,
REE, t-tube tooth: paste —

“Garden fresh ‘caeling ears”

GREEN BELL PEPPERS, b.,
EGG PLANT, Ib.,

Cantaloupe
‘ASt each ©

“Jumbo Size — Serve with ice cream”

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