CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday June 26, 1958

Kinnaird Korner

turned recently from a business
trip in Toronto, They left on the

Mr. and Mrs, Ray Heagy
were hosts to a number of rela-
tives and friends June 16. Among
them were the former's parents
Mr. and Mrs. C, E.. Heagy; a
brother, Merle Heagy who has
spent the last three years at|

* Kitimat, had a two week's vaca-
tion with family here, and re-
turned recently; Mrs. Heagy's,
brother and family, the H. J.

16th for their home in Princton,

Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Varty
had a short holiday in Penticton
two weeks ago,

Visiting at thc- home of Mr.
and Mrs, Ed Kulcheski wer
thelr daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, George. Izatt and
baby son Kary, of North Van-
couver. :

Mr, and Mrs, Jim Melrose

Belbecks of Robson; and Mr. and

Mrs. Ken Freeman (Mary Heagy) |
and son, the former having re-!

are home after spending 10
days in Vancouver with their
son Ronny, While there they en-

REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson

Deer Park, .
Renata

Genelle Mrs. Horan

joyed the ‘Hearts of
Socker Games in which the
Hearts were victorious over the
City Team, finally

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and is well qualified to advise you on the kind” *
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playing the Vancouver All Stars,

Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Grenier
of Helena, Montana were visit-
ors at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
E, Fitzpatrick for a few days.

Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, E. M. McGauley recent-
ly were’ the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, George Trainor; Mr.
and Mrs, George Trainor Jr.
and Miss Eileen Trainor, all of
Nelson.

Visiting Mrs. J. Wolfe on,

ied
Sunday were her daughter and

son-in-law, the Al Cristofolis of
‘Trail,

a recent Sunday with her sister
in Trail, the Dave McPhersons.
Miss Terry McLeod celebrat-
ed her 10th birthday June 17.
Besides’ having a number of

Mrs. Hal Briggeman spent.

home on the from a trip
to Regina, Fort Qu’Apelle, Was-

THE DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kautman - 3227 417!
Mrs, Johnson - 2672 %
Mrs, Williamson

Mrs. Warkentin

re |

ii ACMACENGRNS neeedaaal

and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Walker and family of Seattle,

trous and They were
pleasantly suprised when upon
their return visitors called: from
Penticton. They were Mr, and
Mrs. Art George and their son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, Alf
George and baby.

BIRTHS

VAUGHAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
William Vaughan, June 2, a son.
Mr. Vaughan is a former resi-
dent of Castlegar, having lived
here with his mother before
moving to Oliver a few years
ago.

BLACK — To Mr. and Mrs, War-
ren Black (nee Soberlak), June
22, a son,

POST — To Mr. ‘and “Mrs. Bar-
ney Post, dang 25) @ son,

Castlegar Hi I

Mr. and Mrs, Wal-
ker will be’ continuing on to
Victoria, leaving daughters Diane
and Sally here until their return.

Rev. and Mrs, Albert Mc-
Niel of 100 Mile House are guests
of the former's mother Mrs, A. 0.
McNiel.

Mr, and Mrs. Alex Harshenin
are leaving at the weekend for
Vancouver to attend summer
school, i

Miss Darlene Harding visited
at Hope last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. George Santano of
Trail, While there’ they visited
with former Castlegar residents,
Rev. and Mrs, L. C, Johnson, and

Bill Dyer a graduate of the

NABOB COFFEE,
Iby,

-NABOB INSTANT COFFEE,

large jar,

BURNS Whole chicken,

half chicken, tin,

SPREDEASY CHEESE, Burns,
2 tb. box,

CORN, Aylmer, cream style,
15 ox., 2 tins for

MARGARINE, Blue Bonnet,
2 Ib. pkt.,
MAZOLA,
gal. tin,
CANTALOUPS,

training school at
Miss Harding and Mr. Dyer con-
ducted church services at North
Bend and Hope.

PP

her little friends in
others present were her grand-
mother, Mrs. K. Jensen of Nel-
son; cousin Robbie and his
mother, Mrs. Norman McLeod
of Trai.”

Recent visitors at. the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pedersen were
Mr. and Mrs, R. Pledge of. Van:
cover,

Mr. and ‘Mrs, Peter ‘ena
and have, from

Mr, W. M. Bale
Monday from Cayley, Alberta,
where he spent a week owing to
the death of his mother, the
late Mrs. J. S. Bale.

“Mr.. and Mis, Jack Robinsoa
are entertaining their aunt and

Vv and Mrs,

parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Bradidy of rhe Rock. The
plan

uncle, Mr, and Mrs. W. Morton of| |”

a three-week holiday vat the
coast. :

Dr. G. Page was called to
. | Stettle, Alberta,:last week, to at-
tend the: funeral ‘of his -brother,
the late Mr.. Floyd Page.
Mr, and Mrs, Colin Petts have
had as their guest: the former's.
mother, :-Mrs. ‘Petts--of Calgary,
This weekend ‘they plan to-motor

them back to the. coast at ‘the
end of the nionth.

Denny Hughes piloted ‘a plane.
to the Okanagan on.Sunday, vis-
iting with ihs father, Mr, Tt. RA
Hughes who had. a mishap ‘in, his!
orchard, and: cracked |
ribs. Dénny was accompanied on} W

’| the flight by his 3%-year-old son

Tommy, who acted as co-pilot.
They also loaded the ‘plane down
with lusciews Okanagan cherries.’
Miss Joan Guido-entertain-
ed some of her friends Wednes-
day evening for dinner and the

twelfth birthday, Guests were
Maureen Fenner, Kathleen Osa-
choff, Sandra Vaessen, Arlane
Archambault, Wendy aici and
Carol Ann Buckna. -
Mrs. Pat Haley joinea her
husband on Sunday to spend the
summer months in Kelowna, Oc-
cupying the Haley home in their
absence is Miss ¥. Haley and Mrs.
Mrs, M. Anderson recently of
‘Trail
Mr. and Mrs. C, J. McCreight
and family. and the E. Bigsbys
of - Castlegar spent Sunday -
Deer Park.
Mr, and Mrs. Iver’ Johnson
and|2

to Calgary with her and spend
‘a holiday there.- os

Mr, and: Mrs. Armand Berg
‘and infant-daughter of Hope B.C,
spent the‘past week here with
Mrs, Berg's‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs.

several, i ;

visited.
Mrs, L, Davis. in. Creston.

son are holidaying at the coast.
Miss Beth McKinnon leaves
tomorrow for Nelson to spend the
summer with her mother.

Mr. and Mrs.. Eugene Demeo

movies. The occasion being her, and Miss Rosa Fogolin motored| |
Ito Vancouver _ to .enjoy. a. brief

vacation, :
. Former ‘yesidents, Mr, and!
Mrs, Brian Atchison and family.
from the Okanagan are visiting
relatives in the. district. Mr. At-

at the end of the month. ..

Mrs. J, R. Nixon,: who is
spending the summer here with
her parents Mr.\and Mrs, F. A.
Hostetter, leaves temorrow for
Lethbridge, Alta., where she will
meet her husband who is station-
ed at RCAF MacDonald, Manitoba
with the Jet Training Crew. They
wall spend the Iong weekend in

their

son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hall-
ford, at a party on the lawn of
the home of their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Johnson, on Sunday.
Mr. Hallford and.his family left

.|for Lumby to take up his posi-

tion as Imperial Oil Agent there.

The Iver Johnsons arrived

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- BUTTER, Ist. grade, sc uvedaenacdunes Jaden ths: 650

-Trischuck’s

Miss Margeurite’ Fletcher,
nurse-in-training, at the Holy
Cross hospital in Calgary, Alta.,
is spending a month’s holiday
with her mother, Mrs, Holly
Fletcher: EL

Mrs. M. Chernoff is a patient
in the Castlegar hospital. :

Mrs, G. Gergely spent the

weekend with her mother Mrs.
Irvin of Shoreacres.
Miss Roberta Gilmore has re-
turned to her home in Calgary
after being the guest of Mr. .and
Mrs. Andy Andrews.

Weekend guests of Mr, and
R. C. Donnan were the latter's
brother, Mr, ,J. H.: Burton of
Revelstoke and-his friend Mr. S.
W. Cranston, "While here they
attended the-Masonic: Lodge ses-
stons in Trail... .-.
‘returned ‘Sunday

_. Vernon. after

‘ches have as ‘their guest, eat. thelr son
Clift who is;on, leave, tram the
RCN Cornwallis, Nova ‘Scotia,

Mr, and Mrs. L. Cantell are
jJeaving Friday “for Lake’ Louise
and Jasper enroute to Saskat-
chewan where they plan to spend
most of the:summer with their
son-in-law and daughter.

‘Mr. and Mrs: Larry Davis)
have as their guests Mr. and Mrs,

naimo.

Genelle News .

J id Mrs. Don Hanes,|
Nancy and David, left Friday for
a. motor trip to Ontario where|
they will visit. relatives and
friends, They were eccompanied
on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. Per:
cy Talbot.

Mr, and Mrs, Ross Leavitt

COTTAGE ROLLS, half or ‘whole,

ib,
SIDE BECON: Ast. ‘grade,

the piece,

‘Mr. and Mrs. Z. Miros ond/‘#

chison plans to re-join the RCAF

W. S. Wills,’ and _50n, from Na-| i

and family spent Sunday in Nel-

he VEAL SHOULDER BDASTS

son for a family picnic.: They
were met there by. Mr. Leavitt's
parents, Mr. and.Mrs. Al Leavitt
of Creston; also. by a sister, Mr,

and Mrs, Glen Habart of Creston,
Other family . bs

[Mr and. Mrs. Blair oda =
-Mrs..

ail,
“Miss. Gwen Smedley left on
Monday. for. Calgary. (where ‘she

GENELLE NOTES ©
Hi (continued.from page 4) —
tt
Mr. and Mrs, R. Bingham
Mave as guests Mrs. Bingham’s
‘m and daughter-in-law, Mr.
4d Mrs, Cyril Humphries and
{yo children of Kamloops.

.ing Mrs, Cook’s mother in York-

yn, Sask. They also visited Mr.

Book's brother in Winnipeg and

sturned via Lethbridge and Cal-

Bary, where they also visited
rothers of Mr, Cook.
ee.

The final meeting gf the

*TA was held at the school)

aa Vednesday evening. The meeting

me the form of a Pot Luck sup-

we ,should arrange to carry on
the School Insurance" again’ dur-

-cayRebson . Socials

ing the coming year, The. ar-
rangements were left in the hands
of Mrs. J, Horan.

Mrs. D. Archibald’s room
again won. the book for attend-
ance at the meeting.

A vote of thanks to Mrs. R.
Smales and Mrs, Archibald for|
their services as teachers this
past year, All members expressed
the Hope that both teachers
would return next term.
Folowing the regular meet-
ing, the annual meeting was held,
featuring the president's report
and those of the other officers.
Officers for the next year|
will’ be installed at the Sept.
meeting. They will be as fol-|
lows:

President, Mrs. F. Karpoff;

by a short
: ceting, with Mrs. F. Karpoft
ip the chair, = -

‘The PTA agreed to assist

vith the school picnic on Thurs-
tay.
' Mrs. F. Karpoff reported on
-he-Council meeting in Trail.

The members agreed that

Mrs, D, O, Far-
Yell; secretary, Mrs. L, Spain;
treasurer, Mrs. R., Wood; publi-

‘Mrs, A.'Nixon and son Chris
of Kimberley arrived ‘yesterday
and are the guests of Mrs.” Nix-
on’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. “A.
Smecher. Mr. Nixon is in Vic-
toria taking taking part in the
first: aid competition.

Mr, Hugo Smecher of Ed-.
monton will arrive Friday and
also be the guests of his parents.
He will rejoin his wife and family
who have been here for two
months.

Speaking at a recent execu-
te

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday June 26, 1958

ger centres. Hee
He felt ition would be

tive meeting of the K
Columbia District Council, Boy|
Scouts Association, president John
Dalziel hoped plans could go
forward this fall for a public
display of scouting such as the
which are held in lar-

of the Ci ian Le-
gion Branch No. 170 attending
the zone council meeting held at
Nakusp Saturday and Sunday,
were Mr. A, A, Lamb, zone com-
mander, Nick Turik, Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Smibert, Mr. Bob
Wadey, president of 170 and
innie -D:

Soroplomists Install
New Execulive

Three new members were:
welcomed to he Scroptomists In-
Kin-

city, Mrs. R. Bublitz;
and social, Mrs. J, Lamb; hospi-
taliyt, Mrs. G. Jones; ways and
means, Mrs, A. Benedict; pro-
gram, Mrs. I, Horan; membership,
Mrs, E, Nadin.

Andy

from the LA to No, 170 were
Mrs. Edith Dinner, who was al-
so the standard bearer, and fra-
ternal delegate was Mrs. Kay
Adshead.

Evening Group WA
Enjoy Old Reports

Minutes of one of the first

group held their regular meeting

recently,

‘The Evening Group was for-

med in December 1947 and pres-
ident Mrs, F, Giraud: read:..the.
minutes of - the: January 1948

i meeting,

Sixteen members and four:

meting.
. ‘complited a social time was en-

i joyed..

Games were’ played and a

New Guides Enrolad
At Last Meating
Of Robson Guides

Three new. guides were en-

before the summer recess.
Schuepfer,

Mrs, W. K.

and the colors were presented.

roled in the First Robson Guide
Company’ at their final meeting

Rita Barbara
Fowler and Wia Letkeman were
enroled by district Commissioner
Fox. The guides form-
ed. a horse shoe for the ceremony

After the enrolment, guide

naird and alan in candlelight
ceremonies Thursday.
Corsages and

keen among the Scouts and re-
marked that Scouts in the Koot-
enay-Columbia District are of
the best qualified in the province,
W. #H. Blair, president of
the Trail-Rossland Boy Scout
Association, was a guest at the
meeting and spoke on work be-
ing done at Tweedsmuir Park!
preparatory to opening of sum-
mer camp.

Badge secretary George Jack-
son of Kinnaird will be adminis-
tering badges in the summer, He
will be assisted by W. W. Thorp
of Cortelaar: in the capacity of

pins were presented to the new
members, Betty Turik of Castle-
gar, Jean Wylie of Robson and

LEGION CORNER

Fifty-one Legionnaires gath-
ered at the hall June 17 “oe a
Pot Luck,.Supper arranged
the LAto.the Branch, ._ |

The ladies had decided ear-
Her.that this would be a good
way of showing their .

Pat A of Cran-
brook, now*a Kinnaird resident.
The ‘new slate of officers
was. also installed, at the candle-
| Heht ceremonies, those ‘taking
over the executive being Alice

. | Fowler, president; Mabel Creigh-

ton, vice-president; Laura Bridge-

to the members for the new kit-
chen they -had ‘built: in the hall,

It was ‘evident by’ the: empty:
serving ‘dishes.at the ‘end of the
supper that the boys had enjoyed
the food very much. A- hearty
vote of thanks was extended to

games were enjoyed by the gitls the ladies by all present.

sung some of their songs,

and their mothers: gathered ‘ at

leaves in September for’ UBC.

tendon? ‘of Creston],
Z. her son-in-law and’
‘daughter, Mr, and Mrs. R. Lea-
(continued. on page 5)

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. * Let us re-pipe strained :

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Sh
* Call or come in today!

Guests of Mr, and Mrs, Les
Davis are the~latter’s’ brother

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you SAVE BUYING QUALITY FUEL, Too.”
\WE HANDLE..ONLY THE FINEST: GRADE! y/

and their mothers and the guides

After ‘the meeting the girls
the home of acting captain: Mrs.
A. Raine where they roasted!
weiners ‘and toasted ‘marehmal-

The guides presented Miss!
Mildred Raine with a gift as she

| Miss Raine helped greatly. with

+.A short meeting: followed!
the supper and the. LA had out

done the men once‘ again, A
cheque’ for $200 was turned over
to‘the ‘Branch by ‘theAuxiliary,
to ‘help pay for’ the“extension to}
the- hall. This money’-had been

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- of fuel: delivered regularly all winter: long.: You'll save, by
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TRAIL and CASTLEGAR

recent‘tea’ and bake] 4.

: =| aber sale ‘of cook bopks.:
was dala * boa!

ee ee eee

SS

secre-

man, recording secrétary; Muriel

for the
District.

Before the formation of the'
new Kootenay-Columbia Council
all badges were handled by the.
Trail-Rossland secretary,

Princess Margaret
Won’t Stop Hore
“Princess Margaret will not be

visiting the Kootenays during her
visit In the July 12-28.

tary; “Marg a
Ivy Ozeroff,

rectorste ‘is ‘Lorna Lewis; retiring

‘and directors Alice Anderson and

‘A third member of the di-

In a release from his office in
Victoria, Premier Bennett says
“We regret very much that the
Princess will not be visiting the

president, who was

dent's’ pin.
In: accepting: the pin: the re-

‘Thursday with her past- -presi-|

2 original itinerary not -by British
fing president paid tribute: to] Columbia, but solely because air-
her executive ‘and thanked ‘them| fields available for such a trip|
were not

as r Planned
‘e us.

for their help and
throughout. her - term  f.,office.|
‘The gavel ‘was ‘then turned. over| B;
to Alice: Bowlers in -presi-|

by authorities other:than those in

ritish Columbia.”

"Reports were ‘heard ‘trom
the: ..commmittee| -
It

they ‘for any
sooking, sna in _the‘hot dummer
house-

1: The cookbooks are

Lewis's “Coffee-bar in’ Kinnaird
and at Ozerotf's* Jewelry. in Cas-
tlegar."“
Soroptomist - ‘inembers reveal:
ed the identity of their “secret|
pal”. for thé past year. In this
project each member is’ given a
slip of paper with name, ‘special | hi
birthday and anniversary dates,
and it is then their duty to re-| p
member this “secret pat” on‘all
these special occasions, at the

until the year is over.

dine is' going to send a needy

meeting of the season held at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Reith with
seven members present.

anyone knowing of a child who
would like to go to camp but
can’t &fford it to please send in
the child’s name to the Institute
as soon as possible.

members for her report on the

that nine cards had been sent out.
same time remaining: anonynious | It is planned to hold some lawn
teds throughout the summer. -

Kinnaird WI Aim To
Sand Child To Camp

‘The Kinnaird Women’s in-
‘the camp of hg
i

“This was decided at the last

Institute members, ask that!

* Lily McKenzie received a
earty vote of thanks from the

rovincial convention.
The sick committee reported

“HOLIDAY

Get in ‘on our |

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Goodyear oe NYLON $) kero

tow, PRICES in 6.00 216 and 7.30215 sizes Tool

blackwall, tube

re Shop.

QUOTATIONS WANTED

“Quotations will be received by the Secretary-Treas-
urer, C, H. King, for fuel to be supplied to schools in
District No. 9.

COAL:
Green Hill Furnace Coal or equivalent. Stoker:
50-50 mixture Michel and Drumheller first grade
stoker. This coa! to be thoroughly mixed before
going ints storage bins.

OIL:
Approximately 10,000 gals. furnace oil.

Ail fuels to be placed in respective storage at school
when and where required.

Board reserves the right to reject any or all tenders.
Tenders close at noon, July 14, 1958."

the S

For further inf i

“This: was dropped from the: |

“s end wit!

A Better Way Of Life!

We owe our loyal employees a break and we alt
took to a better way of life. Consequently we will be
closed all day Monday as well as Tuesday, July 1, so
- that we can all enjoy the long weekend. Please do your

i Friday and Soturday:¢ enjoy the long week-
us. Thanks!

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TOMATOES, Malkin’s, 28 oz.,

cams, .......0.....--+-6 59C

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SF

TULIP MARGARINE, 2 ibs., .°.. 47¢

WHOLE CHICKEN, Burns, .... $1.49
WARM ond SERVE

PREM, 1k tin, 2 for ..........'89¢
CANDY BARS, 5 for .........:. 45¢ .

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