4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 4, 1959"

Castlegar Happenings

Honorlng Mr. George Gra-
ham on his birthday, a suprise
party was held recently at the
home of his daughter Mrs, Mar-
Raret Saliken, The rooms were
Raily decorated with streamers

Robson
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Castlegar
Kinnaird

Deer Park

THE: CASTLEGAR NEWS SOCIAL ‘NOTES
REPORTERS

Mrs, Hostetter — 7181
Mrs, Kaufman — 5488

Mrs, Johnson — 5465

Mrs. Willlamson

Mrs, Warkentin

and halloons and the
evening was climaxed with the
serving of a turkey dinner at
midnight. The table was centered
with a double heart-shaped :caké’
on which the words “Happy
Birthday to’ Daddy’ and “Heather”
were outlined with. pii

ken who celebrated her, birth.
day the next day. Outoftown
guests at the affair were Mr, and
Mrs, Otis Hagberg of Ione, Wash-
ington, Mr. and Mrs, B, Schilling
and Mrs, F. Graham of Newport,
‘Washington Others present were
‘Mrs,, Ruby: Graham, Mr. David
Graham, Mrs, B. Martin, Mr, and
‘Mrs. P. Saliken, Mr and Mrs.
Francis Graham and Mr. and
Mrs, Carl Fredericks.

“Mr, and Mrs, °H.. J. Binnie|
spent a few days in Spokane, re-
turning home Tuesday evening

: Mr, and Mrs. L. V. Campbell,
Burton Campbell and ‘Regina

Campbell returned home Sunday | F

after, attending the funeral in
Kamloops Saturday. of Mrs,
Campbells father, Mr. Ivo Ardu-

"Mr. Norman Johnson, who
attended UBC this year, is home
again to'spend the summer with
his parents Mr. and Mrs... Helmar
Johnson, | 4

A wedding of interest to Cas.
tlegar friends took place in Cal-
gary, May 31, when Mrs, Helen
Waite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
BP. Shewehuk became the bride
«of Mr, Clifford Smith of Edmon-|
ton, Alta. Mr. and Mrs, Shewchuk
travelled by train to attend, and
Mrs, W. Parfeniuk, sister of the
bride, flew to Calgary with her
son Dean.

Guest of Mrs. Helen Gergely
for the weekend was her son, Mr,

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Teld Gergely of Vancouver,
‘Mr. and Mrs, James Toogood
have as guests for the summer

Trail were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Briggeman.
Other visitors to Deer Park in-

thelr ined and
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Killough of
Vancouver,

Mr, and Mrg. J. H. Kelly are
enjoying the Visit of their son:

.| Flying Officer Harry Kelly, who

Is on leave from the RCAF, Har-
ry has spent the past two years
in Germany stationed with Sane
ron 419 at Bad

cluded -H. ‘Mrs, M.
Stover, Castlegar; Mr.- and’ Mrs.
P, Romaine and sons,: Kinnaird;

WEDDING:

McLeod — Dunlop

.Mr,.and Mrs. -A, and
.son David, Mr. and Mrs, V, Wor:
ley and children, Trail; Mr. and
Mrs, ©. Worley and family of
Robson; the Wilsons, Jones fam-
ly and Mr. and Mrs. H. Clege of

ers: as part of ‘the ‘Canadian com:
mitment to.NATO of Europe,

in Sorento, B.C. this week.to at,
tend: the “clergy Conference cal
ed by Bishop’ P. R. Beatty.
Sunday visitors, .ats, the home:
A.

ter, Mr, and
roughs and 504 -Pat

Spending -two weeks,
wath her. son ana da

has; been: ‘flying CF-100 jet ane is

Archdeacon B. A.Resker is |-

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have returned ‘to their home here of the bride, as matron of honor,

wore a navy sult, pink

and many more.
-Reverend ..W. McBride, of
Vancouver and . friends .were
weekend visitors to Deer Park.
Mr, and Mrs. L. G. Willtam-
son gf Toronto left for Vancou-
ver, after spending a holiday vis-
iting with friends and relatives
in“Deer Park. Mr, Williamson, a
‘former resident of Deer Park, is

At .an afternoon ‘wedding
ceremony held May 16 in the
Castlegar United Church, Rev. H.
Pratt united in marriage Helen
Patricia?’ McLeod, daughter of
Mrs; L. E. Killough of Castlegar
and John Thomas’ Dunlop: of
Castlegar.

‘tthe church was decorated
for’ the occasion with vases of
spring flowers and ‘sprays of
flowers were also, featured in
the pew markers. ,

‘ae bride, who’ was given

in ‘marriage’ by:her’ brother, J.
chose

direc:
‘for the Canadian National

hey had as weekend guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Norris Churches of

‘Mr, and ‘Mrs, -A.-'W; “Kent

is convalescing at the home of
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, D, Shields in oo
Forks.

Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Peterson
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clarke
of Nelson. The foursome spent
Sunday on a fishing expeditian.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guido tra-
velled to Vancouver on a busi-
ness trip recently. They return-
ed in time for the 25th anniver-
sary celebrations in Keremeos,
Mrs, Guido's sister and

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Attend the  Soroptimist’s
Spring Tea, Twin Rivers Hall
Saturday, June 6th.

Kiwanis Blood Donor Clinic
will be held in the Parish
Hail on Monday, June.8th.

Get your tickets now on the,
Kiwanis River Level contest.

_[ The Kinnaird Little Theatre
sponsors a dance every Fri-
day evening at 9:30 p.m. in
the Kinnaird Improvement
Society Hall. ‘Orchestra in
attendance:

brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs, W.

.| Quadvlieg last Sunday.

Lorraine Pisacreta of Trail
was the weekend guest of Diane
and Carol Soberlak.

{11h birthday of Dianne Soberlak
on May 23 when games and sing *
ing were enjoyd around the camp

cehool friends. The event took
glace In Robson.

Deer Park Socials

A well-attended meeting: was
held in the community hall when
residents of Deer Park met to
form a cemetery board. Those
nominated were A. W. Kent, C.
T. Williamson, Mrs,. G. Brigge-
man, H. Mottershead and R. Brig-
geman, Mr. Kent was “named
‘chairman of the board.

Mr. C. Lindberg..leaves:.this
week on a three-month visit with
his and sisters int Swe-

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den.
Mrs. A. Mackereth and ‘soi

spend a’few weeks in Vancouver.
Mr. F, G, Hamblin, who. re-

A beach party: marked the,

fire. Present were 11 of Dia:me's | *

Bruce ot Broadwater left to}

ver, her aunt Mrs, J. H. Dyck,
faI8S"'of Vancouver, her brother

J. Reimer and daughters Sharon
‘and Wendy of Nakusp, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Leslie of Nelson, H.
Merriefield and sons Jimmy. and
Albert, Mrs. M. Stover, Mrs. M.
Stainton and Jean: and John
Stainton of Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Phelps
and daughter Brenda, accom-
panied by Mr. and’ Mrs. Paul
Phelps of Crawford Bay were
recent visitors to Salmon Arm.

Mrs, J. C, Truax of Agas-
siz, B.C. and Mr, Albert Sin-
ell of Harrison Hot , Springs
were the recent guests of ee

anstitute of the Blind. While here |"

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* gult “and white, accessoriés, In
Meu. of a bouquet, a white Bib-
le, gift of the’ groom, was car-
Tied. ‘Placed onthe Bible’ was
‘a spray of pink sweetheart ro-
‘ses with ribbon streamers. ",
Mrs. May Woolverton,: sister

bine woo! ||

Parking Meters For Castlegar on 50-50 Basis Would Cost $7,000

Castlegar has room for “in-
Itially up to 100 parking meters"
If council should decide to ‘in-
stall them, commissioner R, C.
Maddocks told the village coun-
ell at its regular meeting Tues-
day night.

Mr. Maddocks, who was
looking into meters for the vil-
lage, said single units are $90
and double units $140. These
prices don’t include the cost of

which

do it,” said

would be “about $5.”

‘The double meters would
cost the village $7,000 “which
could be pald back with revenue
from the meters.” Trail installed
their meters on a 5050 basis
with the manufacturer, sald Mr.
Maddocks.

“I had one fellow suggest to
me that If we'd ask the shopping
centre to donate meters they'd

er Aage Sylvest,

Mr. Maddocks said allday
parking.is becoming a problem
in the village and Castlegar can't
afford to hire a man to work all
day checking parking infractions.
“Meters would do the job,” he
commented,

Mr. Sylvest sald he'd “think
twice, about putting in meters
‘but It's worth | leoling into.”

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and a ‘pink’ glamellia corsage.
Attending ‘the groom was
his brother, ‘Robert Dunlop, of
‘Trail.
Ushers’ “were Peter Dunlop;

. and Dick McLeod, sons of the

groom and bride reypectively.’
Wedding music was’ played

| by Mrs, F. A. Hostetter, who al-

so* accompanied _Mrs. Gordon
Read, neice of the bride, in her
solo, “I'lr Walk Beside You.”

‘A reception was held in the
‘basement of the Church where
refreshments were served by the
United Church Women's Auxil-
jary.

The bride's table was center-
ed by the three tiered wedding
eake in pink and white, while
baskets of, pink and ‘white flow-
ers were placed on either side.

pink

formers brother and
law, Mr: and Mrs. D. D, Jamie-
son.

Mrs. E, T. Coleman. of Nel-

in ae Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Cole-

" Hollday weekend visitors to
Deer Park included Mrs, R.
Worley and her grandson Bob,
V. Worley, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wor-
ley, W. Brgigeman, Mr. and Mrs.
Bunn, al lof Trail; Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs.’ S,
Dewis, Silverton; A.- Worley,
Nelson; Mr. and Mrs, E, biursk
Robson and many more,

son is spending a‘holiday at the,
ittiome of her son and. daughter]

and white crepe. streamers and
“white Bells with a lattice back-
drop of white’crepe paper 3nd

Se.
t to: the “bride was
promesea’ ‘by C.°H, King and

S responded to by the

groom. | 4

* Toastmaster -was 3 R, Kil-
lough, brother of the. bride.

As ‘entertainment — several
“Barbershop - Quartette” selec-
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Jack, Harry and Jim Killough,
and telegrams of congratulations
were read: from Vancouver, Cal-
gary and Quesnel.

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wore a nat
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Brilliant Wins Track Laurels.

Brilliant school won the Tar-
rys District Soc

| by school ‘board chalrman, Mrs.

Jety cup at the annual rural
schools track meet held Friday
at the Tarrys ballpark.
Brilliant won the meet with
41 per cent. Robson was ‘a close
second with 40,9 ‘per cent’ and

H. Hyson, principal of Bril-
liant school, presented the boys’
ageregate trophy to Sam Rilkoff
of Robson school who had a per-
fect day with 30 points,

In ‘the follqwing results B
stands for T for Tarrys,

Tarrys and, 0%
with 29.3 per cent and 29.2 per
cent.

‘The cup was presented to.the
Brilliant school by Mrs, Philip
Konkin on behalf of the Tarrys
District Improvement Soclety.

} Linda Bro won the girls’ ag-
Bregate trophy with 22. points.

R for Robson, and O for Ooti-
schenia:

Relays — ‘

1, Brillant Girls: Patt! Crain
Wendy Worley, Evelyn Hunter,
Lucy’ Makarfen, ‘Blythe Rogers
and Linda Bro, 2, Ootischenta
Girls: _ Martha Pictin,:: Annette

Olga Lucy

The trophy was her

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Dams, 2, Ootischenia Boys: Sam

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Bily Maslo#t and: Tohn Strelaett. |.
Dashes —

U-¥ard Dash *
Girls ,7 and under: Margie

‘hors, R. Elalne Dootoff R,-Lou-
“[:].ise Koochin 0, Boys: Stanley

Rilkoff.R, Walter Pudmeroft O,
Joe PopoftO, .

Girls 9 and under: Mary
Stewart.R,: Lucy Kazakoff£,0, Lo-
la Harcoft R. Boys: Sammy Ril-

koff R, Freddy Hadikin 0, Rob-

ert Harshehin O. .

100-Yard Dash — si

Girls"11 and under: Linda
Bro B, Vera Rulkoff : R, Eileen
Postnikoff T. Boys: John Stre-
laefif O,: Billy Postnikott, B,. Wal,
ter Plotnikoff B.

Girls 12 years: Nina Draz-
doff T, Eileen Postnikoff.'T, Ma-
ble Nevakshonoff..T. Boys: Kay.

Savinkoff. T, Ronnie: Postnikoft |.

O, George Makeiff B.
Girls 12 and over:.Rita Phil-
lipoff T, Naida’Kinakin T, Mar-

Green B, Gene Hlookott T,
Ronnte Postnikoff O.

High Jump —

Girls 7 and under: Margle
Thors R, Vera Maloff T, Elaine
Dootoff R. Boys: Walter Pudmer-
off O, Tim Koftinoff O, Ray-
mond Makaroff T.

Girls 9 and under: Linda
Hoodicoff R, Lucy Kazakoff- 0,
Sharon Kabatoff R. Boys: Sam:
my Rilkoif R, Wally Rilkoff'R,
Wally, Gleboft O. .

Girls 11 and under?

B, Eileen P
T, Martha Pictin O.,Boys: John
O,: Walter
B, Billy Postnikoff: B,
.. Girls 12 years: Rita Schuep-
fer.B, Wendy Worley B, Patti
Crain B. Boys: George Makeiff,
B, Larry Stoochnoff oO Kay Sav-
inkoff T.
,Gltls_12- and. over:

Verna

Pattl Crain B. Boys: Wesley

Green 'B, ‘Georgé “Hiookoff T,'

~Alex, Ozerott T,

-Broed Jump, —*

.Girls 7 and-under: Vera Ma.
lotf T,, Diane Kurbatoff T, Mar-
‘ine! Bidinoff R. Boys: Stanley
Rilkoff' R, Walter Pudmeroff ‘0,
Joe Popoff O, Harold Salikin T.

Girls 9 and under: Elaine P.

_Kinnaird Lad Wins _
Colgar Safety Prize’

‘Hiome would be: a mighty:
poor place without Did” was the
most popular sentiment’ .¢xpress-
ed in an essay contest sponsored
by Celgar. ave
) ‘Blight’ children won $5,
prizes In a safety essay contest’
sponsored by Celgar in connec-
tion with forest ‘Products safety
week,

Bob Rivers, personnel _ and
safety supervisor at Castlegar
who ran the contest,’ sald’ he
was “quite surprised et the
‘knowledge of our safety Bro-
iv! that the. children ‘posses.

‘” Winners. of “the. essay’ "contest
entitled Bs Re : Want: my. Dad
to work were Roddy
Killough | of of tlnwatra Kathie
Rudd ‘and -Susan Tillen of ‘Ar-
‘yowhead, and Donna‘ and Glenda
Butt, Phillp. and Michael Lind.

say and Billy Fulkco of Nakusp; E

Naida |. :

Kinakin ‘T, Martha’ Phillipoft ,T, ;Cheveldave 0, Linda Hoodicoft

Softball Throw —"
Girls 9-and under: “Elaine
R, Eileen Makareff“T, | Boys:
Sammy Rilkoft R,. Gerry Taras-
off T, Terry. ‘Perehudptt. T.
Girls 21 .:and™ under: ‘Linda

| Bro B, Martha‘. Pletin’O, Lucy.

Makayev B.’ Boys:" John. Glebofft
B, Andy Konkin ‘7, Kenny. Veri-
ginB,

Girls 12 years: Rita Schwp-

fer B; Naida . Kinakin T, Nila

T, ‘Elaine Cl

O, Elaine A, Rezansoff T. Boys:
Sammy _ Rilkoff /R,. Freddy Had-
ikin O, Leonard Hoodicoff R <

Girls 11° and\under: Verna
Makortoff B, Linda. Bro B, Vera
Rilkoff R. “Boys: " Billy Masloft.
0, Norman Facchina . Ty Walter}.
Zoobkoff O. | *

Girls 12. years; ‘Nina Draz- |’

deff T, Wendy .Worley .B, Patti
‘Crain B, Boys: Ronnie Postni-
koff-O, Kay Savinkoff T, George
Makieff. B.

.-Girls 12 and over: Naida Kin-

‘T, Blythe Rogers .B, Mar-|: 1
fakin. 7, Blythe Rog ‘coff R, Elaine Cheveldave O;
‘Mary Stewart R. Boys: Sammy

that-Phillipoff T. Boys: Wesley
Green B, Ronnie, Postnikoff 0,
George Makelff B. i

jer. Verigin.

B Boys?” Kay, Savin-
keff T, George Makpltf .B, Sam
Kootnikoff.O.

Girls 12 and over: Evelyn
Gretchen T, Blythe Rogers B,
Marcia Cheveldave O. Boys: Pet.
, Wesley Green B,
PAlex Ozeroff-T. . .

_ Skipping. Races |

» Girls 7 and under: , . Phyllis,
Paluck R,?Marine. Bidinoff R,

-Marle PopotfO, Nattie Hadikin T,
-Boys: Philip. Datchkoff..T, Joe

Popoff..O, Bobby Strookow T.
Girls 9 and under: Lola Har.

|.Rilkoff R, eal Rilkoff R, Terry’

that Phillipoff T. Boys: Wesley

The General Public Is Cordially Invited

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Refused Pay Boost

, The .request of the Kinnaird
cemetery caretaker for an in-
crease in’ pay was’ not granted
by 'the ,Kinndrid village council
at {fs regular meeting Monday
night.

-'W. Ball, who looks after the
grounds of the cemetery and the
Kinnaird park, requested an in-
crease in pay. from $100 2 morith
to $140. Parks and cemetery
chairman Mrs. J. W. Dougan in-
formed council that “While It's
not a-full-time job, Mr. Ball’ says
it prevents’ him from taking on
another job." -

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