THURSDAY, AUGUST:23, 1956

Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Ci

whose

recently at the home of the bride, the former Marlene Albee,
The groom is the son of Mr. and W. Collinson of Kinnaird.

NUMBER OF FAMILIES

The number of families in
Canada’s nine older provinces
increased 27% between 1941 and
1851, while the population rose
18.6%. With Newfoundland add-
ed, there were 3,282,445 families

in the ten provinces in 1951.

According to estimates for June
ist last year, the number in
the last four years had risen
over 400,000 to 3,685,000. The
exact growth in the last five
years will be determined by the
Census now underway.

.{spent the

— PHONE
Open Wednesday

MINCED BEEF, fresh fean,
BLADE POT ROAST, Ib.
MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA,

ROUND STEAK,’ Ib.

Johnny's Meat Market

Afternoon_and Friday Nights
OPEN FRIDAYS OPEN TILL 9 P.M.
—'CLOSED All Day MONDAY —

. PICNIC HAMS, shank off Ib.

2001 —

3 Ibs.

ib.

PORK CHOPS, Ib.

SALAD DRESSING, Miracle
FIRST GRADE BUTTER, Ib.
4X BREAD, 2 loaves .

- We Sell Only Top Grades

TENDERIZED “VEAL CUTLETS,
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Nabob, 48 oz.. tin

" CORN ON THE COB, fresh, doz.

Red and Blue Label Beef

Whip, Kraft, 32 oz .. 83c

Sais ente :

of Govt. ‘Inspected Mects

As Always

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

GET YOURS EARLY!

PINDES>.

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District: Social Notes

Mr. O, Dubie is visiting for A provincial university for
two weeks at Dawson Creek and British Columbia was first pro-
Medicine Hat. posed in 1877.) <.*

CANADIAN LEGION L.A.

°

Castlegar Happenings

PHONE 5117

Mr. and Mrs. J. Buick, with
Arlene and Barrie leave this
weekend for their home at Dun-
can, B.C, after a visit with the
latter’s mother Mrs, A. Saunders
here.

Mr, and Mrs, Earl Bradford
have returned from a few days
holiday in the Okanagan Valley.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Hughes and

took part in the cricket match
he played for the Trail team.

Mr. and Mrs. N. Andreashuk
and son Roy, will spend this,

Donald Onions has returned
from the Okanagan, where he

BAKE SALE

their, som. and . daughter-in-law, was IN FRONT OF THE LEGION HALL. 5
‘and Mrs. D. R. West spent
a few day’s holiday on the Koo- _ FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 24 — 7:30
tena Lake, also visited at Wil-
low Point.

. Miss Eva Sharples returned
during the weekend from a two-|.
week holiday at Waterton Lakes

son Bill left ceeonily’ for: Vane COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

course, ware they will make — REGISTRATION FOR TEACHER-TRAINING —
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fomenoff — LOAN FUNDS AVAILABLE —
and family left for Vancouver Alt. stud h th hi
to visit their son-in-law and fe: hould bad oly fe d in the
daughter Mr’ and Mrs. : profession should apply for training as soon as pos-
Sauchice 6 Sry a ape crete fe that one-year tre will be given to ACE goelicants
Mr. and Mrs. Peter fi e Liar ear
amd Mr..and Mrs. Pete Keraieff
ni. Entrance Standing.
eet eit io tent aetwo Loan funds aro avoilable for those requiring
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Shealds financial assistance. :
and son Carl left during the a \pp! iy Aas BS should be forwarded
d for a holiday at Okan-|]~ ie ie Universi of

-they_ fave complete University

Mr, and Mrs, William Horn-
ing have returned from a trip
to Williams Lake.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Hunter have
ag their guest the latter’s aunt
Mrs. W. H. Shields of Fort. Mc-
Leod, Alta, -
Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Hill
and family have returned from
a vacation at Rock Glen,: Sask.
and other prairie points.
Mr. and Mrs, John Edgar
and Johnnie and Jay left .on
Tuesday: for their home at Fort
McLeod after spending a holi-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
nm Gemmill.
Miss Beverley Marsh left via
plane on Wednesday for her
home in Calgary after-a three-
week visit with her uncle and
aunt Mr: ang ‘Mrs. .C. W. Petts.
Mr. -and Mrs. E. M, Mc-
Gauley have. returned from a
vacation spent at coastal points.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Harvey
and family have -returned to
their home here after a. two-
month stay in Vancouver.
Mr. K. A. Pensonen has tak-
en up am his duties with the Bank
of Montreal here, having being
d. by the A

Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Lewis with!
Barbara, George and Leonard
returned from a month’s holiday
in the Kootenay Parks, Moose
Jaw and Edmonton. They. also
visited Mr, and Mrs, Cal Lund-
who were one-tithe resi-
dents of Castlegar, being in busi-
ness here and wished td say
“ello”, to their many friends.
SMiss “Marlenc Allen has re-
turned to her home in Haney
after a visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Easton.

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

| during the week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gemmill
have visiting them, the latter’s
mother, Mrs. John A. Edgar of

{ver to their home in Edmonton.

~ British Csiimbia or to the Reetican Victoria Coflege.

sean Vancouver and hon ste. ‘Application forms for Loans can be secured from
‘Mr. and Mrs. N, Andreashulc the Department of Education, Victoria and should be
had s their guests over Sunday

forwarded immediately to the Department of Educa-
Mr. nd Mrs. N. Skzica and

tion, Victoria.
daughter Kathleen and son Dan-
ny, also Mr, and Mrs, Bob Milne
all of Nelson.

Mr. and Mrs, N. Andreashuk
and son Ray spent the weekend
visiting at Deer Park.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Atkinson
and son Allan spent a few days
at Creston, where they visited
the former's sister, Mrs. B. Dyer,
also ae jnisineons mother WHO,

Read The Platform

1 am proud of the Liberal Party/s 12-Point Con-

fe which is now be-
holiday at Banff and Saskatoon L s 3
where they visited the latter’s}}. '"9 P the p

mother. I hope you will ‘read the platform carefully ond

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wanless |: “oy
and i of Penticton are tee i
andang the Jatter’s mother Mrs. appraise: ity thoughtfully.
H. A, Sommers. lee ee
Mrs, Mary Moraso and son}] ‘
Paul are holidaying at Dawson
Creek for two weeks.
Mr. .George ‘Coupland of

Liteceod th hh;

Hear me over CJAT Tuesday. Thursday ond
Saturday at 6:55 p.m. oe ! -
W. T. WALDIE

of spent the
as guests of Mr. and Mrs,. S.
Simcock.

Mrs. W. Ozeroff left last
weekend: for Seattle to attend
the wedding of her niece there.

Mr. and Mrs. N. .Andrashuk
have as their guests, the former’s
brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
Mrs, Dar Kunesky and
Donna Lorraine, who. are en-
route from a holiday in Vancou-

Merchants

DISPLAY SPACE WILL BE AVAIL-
ABLE FOR RENT ‘AT THE FALL

Also visitor at the. Andreashul
home is Mr. Andreashuk’s sister,
Mrs. P. Leluk of Hillcrest, Alta.

Mir. ang ree LR eorele

ceiving special medical Geate
ment, _

Mr. Bill Thompson left. via wed
| plane on Monday on a special 2

FAIR

umberland, England, who’ have
been visiting their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr, and “Mrs.
John Edgar’at Fort McLeod and
will be returning to their home
in England in October. -
Guests at the J. Gemmill
home over Sunday were Mr. and’
Mrs. Percy Scott, Darlene and
Joan, Mrs.'M. Scott, all of Nel-
son, and Mr. G. Northey of Fort
McLeod.”

Mr. and Mrs, W. Saunders
and son Alfred returned from
a two-week vacation spent at
coast points .and. Priest Lake,
Idaho.

for ~C at

IF YOU WISH TO ‘RENT SPACE PLEASE CONTACT
Mrs. George Anderson. -
PHONE 2098

‘Yellowknife.

Mr. Brian Johnson returned
during the weekend from Van-
couver, where he attended a
summer course at UBC.

Mr. and. Mrs. Graham Smith
returned from . Victoria, where
Mr, Smith attended summer
school.

‘Mr. ang Mrs. L. V. Campbell
and Regina spent the sweekend at:
Osoyoos as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Elliott. They also at-
tended the peach festival at
Penticton. They . were . accom-

MARAPODI'S
panied to Christina Lake by Miss 2
‘Anita Fornelli of',Robson.

Alocvome

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—_s CONVENTION

_FRUDAY, AUG. 2Ath

8:60 P.M.

RAN HARDING, M.LA.

[Vai -
Accordion College
” 6 : ‘
WILL NOW ENROLL STUDENTS FOR THE
FALL. TERM :
If you.or your child would like to lear to play the
Accordian, just return the form. attached. and ‘we cs
will set.a-time for you to start.

TFHURSDAY;: AUGUST -23;;

1956

CASTLEGAR: NEWS. ‘CASTLEGAR, B.C.

=e

RAS:
. HAIR. DRESSING

“PARLOR ©

A. Complete Beauty.
Service By intment
- PHONE: 2564

Nora. Mojelsky: >

Kinnaird Korner

| PHONE: 8227

Mr, and ‘Mrs. D,-E. Hughes
‘and. son ‘visited: the Okanagan
vere over the weekend.

Mrs.. A,-Musselman had ‘as
her guests last week her son and

Beer Park Socials .

~ Norma O'Grady ‘and
| punares and Mrs..G. A. Walker

to. Deer Park.

-Mrs, R.. Worley. ond :grand-
son .Bob have . left. for their
home -in Trail after spending the

DEPARTMENT LANDS ‘AND
: Forest Service .
NOTICE

Examination for Scaler's
Licence will’ be held ‘at:

Mr. : and : Mrs.
Lorne. Nelson of .Melfort, Sask.
“Spending two weeks at. the}.

past 2 months. at Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs.” Patterson ‘and

son of Nelson. spent a few days
home’ of Mr. and“ Mrs.’ Mussel-| 94 peer Park on a fishing trip

man. are’ their. daughter,’ Miss ‘Mr. W. Todd and Mr. G.
Gladys | Nelson,” ‘and. another) witmath of Colville, Wash., were
daughter. and son-in-lew, Mr..and among: the many campers at
Mrs. Al’ Hammond of ‘Calgary. Deer Parl recently,
They are: also visiting ‘at ‘the H.}" "sae. and Mrs. C.'T. William-
Palsson and . Henderson homes.| .. thad’ as thele recent guests
Mr.:and Mrs. ‘J. Wisted havel ie Jatter’s parents, Mr. and
spent the past ten days. in Pen-|yr.," J, Reimer of Renata and
ticton: ° visiting “the. former’s her ‘nels and aunt Mr, and Mrs,

Salmo, September. 1th
The examination will com-
mence at 8:00 a.m. The morn-
ing will be taken up scaling
‘logs and the afternoon: will
‘be taken up with the written

Candidates please bring. a
pencil and a B.C. Scale Rule,
if possible.

.- Examination fee is $5.00 -

Candidates must submit Ap-
plication forms properly made
out at the examination.

‘Application forms.and fur-
ther information. may — be
ed from the District
Forester, : Nelson,-:-B.C, or
Local Forest: Serfice Officer.

H. B, Forse,
District Forester.

. FOR THE.

MONTH
- AUGUST.

10%. ;
DISCOUNT.

ON ‘ALL
CASH PURCHASES
Buy During The ‘Month:
of August and SA

AT

Leitner's

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SPECIAL

| home: here,

Mrs. J, ..Wisted \Sr.
x " F Reimer of Vancouver. .~
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fourt had as)" “3. Landis and G. Pettitt of

their | guests for .a few: days. the
latter's sister and brother-in-law, Castlegar ‘wera the recat quest
Mr. and! Mrs. E, \Eckford and) iq spent. a few days at Deer
family ‘of Kimberley. ait Park.

Mrs," Gordon... Arc ald
spending: a short holiday -with attr and Lr ieee aan

her mother, Mrs..J. Malott at| teir home at Sweet Grass, Mon.

Sane a Ms: Ki. Markle, atire spend ne 8 month at Deer

Marilyn and’ Sharon returned :
Saturday from ‘a vacation in the a ake! pee “ Pa
Okanagan and a few days at Mn gu
Christina Lake. a. Bes Brlgsomat
Mr, and Mrs, Pete ‘Mojelski
Rotary enjoyed a-beach picnic
fetes Sunday for a week's holiday at Deer Park Sunday aftern oon.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig ans
Fl tape Boos daughter Jeanie..of Nelson and
jdermere: Beach. . They their daughter Mrs. F, Old’ and
via Sandpoint and. Coeur d’ daughters of A ‘were
Alene. During the Bldrldge's| tse, weekend guests of Mr and
vacation, . Mrs, Bernie ’ Mahoney ae Bae Nos: Catalano “of
fonn mave ban sta ing at thelr Trail ahaa! the weekend at their
somes home here, While on a
es with | friends, Mr. . fishing trip they. made a catch
tre

of Silverton were recent visitors |

Robson‘ Church ©
Filled To Capacity ‘/
For 10th: Anniversary

"Both the Robson. Community
Memorial Church and the church
hall were filled to capacity. as
the community gathered to cele-
brate. the church’s tenth. anni-
versary om Sunday, August 19,

Dr, J.. R. C. Evans, Presi-
dent of Brandon College,-was the
special speaker. His speech dealt
with the parable of the vine and
its branches,’ reminding | his
Usteners of the right  relation-
sships and close cooperation nec-
essary for the development of
the right kind, of life in the

community.

Dr. H. Ruebsaat sang Mars-
ton's “Thy Will Be Done.”

Mr, O. B, Ballard, ‘senior
member of the Board of Trus-
tees,, read congratulatory mes-
sages from. the. Castlegar. and
Kinnaird United Churches. and
thanked Dr. Evans for again be-
ing. the bearer of the anniver-
sary message,

A goodly sum was collected
in offerings for the: piano fund.

Mr, and Mrs. Bob Pitts and
daughter Teri Lynn left for Ann
Arbor, Mich. after spending a
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Pitts. :Miss Doreen
Pitts left di i to

Geargia form:

the boundary of:the'scenle Uni-
versity. of. Beitteh Columbia
campus.: :

“tthe waters .of, the Gule of|j
moro: thar,

Designed for: your needs
and ‘Delivered ‘at’ the
Right -Price. ©

Phone 3031. and wo will
call to. discyss’ your
Printing Needs. .

CASTLEGAR NEWS
PHONE 3031

“NOTICE.
Meecha ote
, The? Following |

Wednesdayes
Aug. 15-22-29* '|.
AND. WILL | REOPEN
" WED., SEPT. 5
EMERGENCY REPAIRS.
-AN: SENT. -TO:.;
Nes Nocher St.
NELSO!

- T. Littlewood:
D.O.S.

-. OPTOMETRIST ©

"RY A NEWS’ CLASSIFIED
Ir PAYS!

enter at the Vi

General Hospital. Mrs. H..C. Pit-
ts, “Lieut., and Mrs. Herb Pitts
Jr. and son. Gary Stephen left
by car for Vancouver . Thursday
morning,

‘S
a ted L

The University of ‘British

arrived over the weekend from ot ae ee out, 3
Cold Lake to- accompany his u

family on a ‘visit..to Seattle, Mr. and ‘Mrs. c ‘Engol lft
Vancouver, Victoria, and Dun- for their home in. Toront nt.,
can. The Mahoneys will take up after spending a 2-month holi-
residence at Cold Lake, where| OY, rit ttecoliond of Mr, and Mrs.
Mr. Mahoney is stationed with H. Mottershea

the RCAF. :
and: children were weéekend

LevGacen eae eet and|lyisitors. to Trail, Castlegar and
day .by car for a week's visit to
the ¢oast. They will be accom-
|| gaat ae by Sea oe, nant visitors to Deer: Park.
ters, Marleen an een, w!
have been .spending: their sum- Mr. P.
mer ‘vacations’ with relatives in
Vancouver and Duncan.- = - on’a fishing trip.

Jerry Fenner has returned
from the Arrow Lakes district} ===
where he has been working and,

Goresky

ere ee
-- Robson. News .

-Dr..and Mrs. J. R. ‘Evans

_. Mrs. WK. Fox his ‘return-
ed from. a..successful . week: .at *
of Brandon, Man., are in re-

cane ee vith the leader: of at sidence at. their Siu immer: home
hrs: Myles MacPherson, Castle. |nere. As their guests they have
‘and. her. junior officers Mr, and Mrs. a A. ‘and Mr
penis ‘Morrey, Yvonne Victoria: and Pro! essor am S.

and Gail Sykora. Mrs. : Fox, re-
ports. an enjoyable time. ‘Mrs, J.
Kennedy spent a busy week
beanies excellent mem oe week.on their way to the coast.
Marylin “Edmondson, .. Wendy Little _ Jeanine Rilkoff" of
Reith, Beverley Robinson, Joyce Kinnaird was the guest. of oo
Heagy, © Noreen Hendrickson, raine Gorcoff over the werlen
Gail Kennedy, and Barbara Dal- ‘Mr. and Mrs. Wi r-
i eoff and‘ son returned to their
_\_|home* on’. Wednesday after a

“Mr. and ee ‘George Patter-
son’ of: Calgary -were guests of

Will: Be
The High School Offico

-ADVANCE REGISTRATION

“For Grade 7-13 Students New to the District

: -On
FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 and. MONDAY, AUGUST 27
: Please Bring Your Latest Report Cards «

thre th, stay. at Kitimat,
where Mr. Gorcoff was employ-
ed by Bennet. and: White.

LADIES. AUXILIARY. -F.0.E.°
MEETING. HELD

A.-meeting. of. the Ladies
Auxiliary: ; to’ the ‘Fraternal Or-
der of Eagles No. 3107. was held
at the Parish Hall on Thursday
with Vice-Presidént Mrs. E. New-
man in the chair. It was-decided

Held At
from 2:00 to°4:00 pine

to hold a public.dance on Friday

night at. the- Parish Hall,” with

proceeds going to the Castlegar
Projects Society. ‘The raffle was
won Hed Mrs, J.° Dinner.

From’ 1915. to 1925 the Uni-
versity of. British Columbia car-
tied. on’ its work_in

Mr, and Mrs. .C. S. Phelps ‘

Milan -of Rossland :
spent a few days in Deer Park].

Dr, and: Mrs, W. L. Wright: this ||

47's PAY. DAY:

oa. the day to invest a

small sum in future hap-

piness. Right’ now you-
can. ‘put - yourself “and

your family, on another.
‘payroll that will take

over. when. your . pay

cheques stop. coming ‘in.

Ask about North: Ameri-

can « Life's" guaranteed

plan» for. ‘saving = tomor-

row’s. income out of to-

day's pay cheque.

i ‘Dick Fowler
-* North American

“Must Be In By
Don

N OTICE

ENTRIES.

‘all

quarters ‘on part “of the present
site ofthe Vancouver General
Hospital, sone

from  Steveville,

«brewed to

“the beer from the mountains”

ae BEER i

» Kootenay, tastes’
“qdnew handy cieececieke s

- This'‘advertit

blished or displ

is not p

or d by the Liquor

Control Board or by the Government of British: Columbia.

FOR THE’

The Eau of August
DELAY,

“sc0W vA 1 unuartiners

rn to VAN COUVER and CALGAR

(* except Sundays)

, Enjoy lounge cae cas a elie Foomy, pressurized

ess. service. aoe

a Connections ’ ‘with Canadian Pacific “Empress” flights ;
“toB Surope, Mexico, Hawaili.;.*):/ +

RLY Now - - PAY LATER". Plan