CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb..18, 1965

Sr. Citizens to Talk

The Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens Association held now home | 1.. The meet H
was saddened to learn of

peen in hospital and: who were

Medicare|

guson was elected: by acclama-
Hon to. be treasurer for. the .ba-
of the year. Thanks were

death of a. pgat

30 mambera present. : -| Tall
A warm welcome Was ex
tended to all with a special wel-
come to those members who had

Mrs. G. Quayle real
treasurer gig 0 20 many’ oth
‘er commitments, Ly P, Fer:

sods

Atlantic Finance Co:
Opens Kinnaird Branch

A natlon-wide finance com-) daug
pany, Atlantic Finance Co.,
opened a branch office in Cas-

at Kinnaird. The

Bedston to locate a branch
here was made after.a careful
survey, said Mr, Bourne. He said
the finance company is impress:

“with the: rowth: potential

ey
i¢ Finance offers. a
ae | pea loan service and also
sales financing, x

ded to Mrs. Quayle for her
13 treasurer...
Evans iy

hh Mr. Bailey also. reparted
that, owing to. weather condi-
tions he. did nat attend the PIO- |
vincial Senior Citizens executive
meeting in Vancouver.
A bundle of medicare cards
and information on same have
been received, This, will be, dis-

cussed-atithe next meeting after | C

they: have been studied. -

‘The secretary, Mrs. G. Shep-
herd, agreed to be ‘press repre-
séfitative for'the Senior Citizens
paper.

Thanks were received from
Mr, and Mrs, W. McCreight for
flowers ‘and cards ‘received on

Deer Park Socials

WILLIAMSON .

{ Rec nt visitors at. the

home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Briggeman.were Mrs, J. V. Brig-
geman,:\W. .Briggeman, Stan
Pearce of Trail; and Mr, Pearce's
| sister, Mra,” Violet’ Hansen’ of
FH ae

Cranbrook; were : the. recent
guest of-Mr, and Mrs. C.'T.

illameon ‘while on a‘weekend } t

Mr. and Mrs. William Ball
Celebrate 50th Anniver

Mr. and Mra: William ‘Ball

friends and bt

bor!

were Mrs, Gil ipert Jac bson, Mrs.
©. W. Aasland, daugh.| Wm
ter ae and son Jordon of].

‘Thig: time’
weil Serene \ ‘ Was ie a
Haerte @-par-

plpg-ayay Be pal

fla at Syringa Creek and hee

Deer, Park,

Mr, Wm. M. Douglas’. left
recently: on. a business trip to
algary, ‘

| Mr and Mrs. R. Brtggoman, |r
son Grant and Mrs. 'F, Brigge-
man,’ were. weekend visitors 0]
Castlegar.

Richards, son Doug
and ai ghter Sandra of Castle-
gar,’ were. visitors to Deer Park
during the weekend. |

verhe en which began

ed Church Women, represent
by., ip-Vineent,

DB; Se HEATING |

Dom: Fox ‘attd Fred Soukoroft

We ‘ot offer A conibLere “ALTERATION
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4 + PLUMBING ‘HEATING * ELECTRICAL
* CARPENTRY * heer METAL

last

Sunday, was a ‘surprise ° from
théelé son Gordon and. his wife

Colleen of Nakusp,
company their Torents to,
Angeles and Santa Barbara.

who will ac-

Los

tl
day. nion: seems to"be

arty: spoke ,on
Mike Budget de-

ihe an "he oat ine)
on any budget. The! eae er of of he
opposition complained:
‘was: not falrifor the
ly: compared our
ith:-the 2 Liberal

| inet of the

fact

he ‘general: consensus’ of opl-
that' the Gov.
ernment of the.Province,of Bri-
tish “ Columbia | is’ treatt
municipalities more fairly than
does .any other provincial gov-
ernment. in Canada in-
crease ‘hasbeen made in
budeet. for them again this year, 3
joke in the| *

ing the

lf of the

‘that ‘they: were

ir a ne ceciative Ut the
that I a

“Fr L.
has‘ been’ ‘appointed p
gineer for. Cominco’ 8 potash min*

since ‘our area

eat: portant,;,mineral an:

background.

sufficien'

judget,
Tt ieiniorenteg to note that ofthe SI

1
openin:

Jand-Trail

«Pol
f "OF, es and. Petroleum,
alls ° “ine a ad aishton im.| by B. E, Hurdle, ‘Cominco's ma*
tin,

ig nager of |

I referred ‘to the: opening
up.of. our area by, the offi

a, been: assigned
jort-

ypme!

and thi

unofficial opening. of the Ross-
heep Lake link,

ing:
The announcement was made

aein's

in, the outlying areas.”
additional “volunteers and

nual ‘ cost “Wo
500 a year. ‘This includes amon.
tization of a $20,000. sete in

*) (ontidued frota Page cone)”

As ‘minimum, starting
poini,: the, report ‘suggests the
Meal lon‘ of one pumper’ and Pat

5 thst of bet:
2In' addition,
insurance rates i

follows ‘the

in ‘the un-

ment in January. of | ‘a $65,000,-
000’ project to develop a 1,000),
000: tons: per: year potash mune
about’ 20 ‘miles ‘southwe=*

un ito Castlegar scans
ar rt estima:
owner. of a rene 000 home ‘insur-

could save $28 on fie prote
Pre

| regtonal:: en

va ons :. within’ the .unorgat
hall | area. Building i:
hot inspected , fe athough:  heatin,
) electrical'‘and. plumbing ‘4
tious are:carried out by, tl
vinclal' government ‘de;
concerned,

-Doukhobor lands pberry,
Brilliant. and Cietischeniae A:to-
tal of, over’ 1,000 ‘acres ‘has been
subdivided’ into ‘som: 500. par-

organized area’ -were brought
a: stand-

greater, It is estima
d}for'80 per cent of its; savaine
ion

Dew lopment | Contra!

“the. highways ‘department’s
eer ‘is : presently:|'|

cer for ;all:subdl-
ahized

pproving ‘0:
construct

cels and sold’

ing’ ey me collection “aince
houses'‘are more spread out:and
the | distances : between ween * then)

ae||.-° ANDERSON

additional | corte of garbage ° col-
lection uid “bi sot 95,0 5, 000

OA Golf Clinic | ‘to. learn the. fund mentals of i
etc.) will hold its first meeting
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26 1

* that
sizeable‘ proportion of! the'area
(both ‘organized.’ and’: ‘unorganiz-
ed) suffers a. variety-‘of subdl-
vision and layout problems, that
the use of and pressure on avail-
able land will be. intensified
greatly, that changes in the ‘na-
tural’) direction ‘of growth . will
tend to follow highway re-orien-
tation, and that broad effective
co-ordination and control of de-
velopment is essential if the area
is to have optimum benefits from

fai

Saskatoon.’ In ‘the early. stage of
development: for: about’ a‘ year,
Mr. :Goodwin :: wil have ‘his of
| fice ‘at ‘Trail;

St. Rita’s CWL
‘Discusses Mass.
pie Said in English:
urist spendin, :
I was Fleatas to-visit for ‘The regular of St.
some time with the. publisher Ries {i merbers and. Father
of ,the’ Castlegar, News, Les) Brophy present.

Campbell ‘and Mrs, Campbell e meeting opened with

The
-) the singing of the hymn.to Our
when, they visited Wictorie: ‘| Lady’ of :Good Counsel followed ‘The’ dancing’ was followed

by a supper prepared and serv-
by. a short. talk: by Father Bro- ea by EP eras ‘of the Hi Neigh-

hy.

PMY: rather discussed the prepa- pores Laan anerer we were’ sand-

eing sal pressive variety of: ‘excellent ples

including ‘a’ particularly: {del lect

| able lemon: ‘ple, the’: aller’
favorite.

phone present were Mr. and
Brady of Proctor
i) and Mr,

Rev:.Tommy Welch of Port-
land, nephew of Mrs. Ella Ja-
mieson, was visiting his aunt atl
the panei Rest Home.

embers of the Deer Park| 2
Wotttes ‘Institute’ met at the it a
home of Mrs. Douglas ng. oll |¥2 ee
for. the Febriiaiy meeting. R
call was answered by a rants
flower.’

Areceipt was received from | Mrs
the Unitarian Service Committee | M8
for a donation to the Cup of | MES

Milk fund. Members decided a
Valentiiie was to, be'sent to the
WI adoptée, John Arneill.

e box of pennies Was open-
ed The the. sh Of $2.80: wa
sent to the Pennies for, Friend-
ship fund The Soor. biize was
won by. Migs Kirl

Refr atike we wai served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. | frier
Nok 5

-algo made. reference to.

— City, Cantré Motel their: qa wedding anni aver
es were extend-
BANQUET ROOH an Mis, W, A. B Ball

who | wil
their folaen ‘wedding anniver-
sary soo
At the executive meeting
whieh had been held Thureday,
‘McNeit was appointed
theirmnate of ‘the: entertainment
committee and’ Mrs. E. Bur-
roughs as. of the Kit-
chen committee.
Mrs. L. P. Ferguson will be
in charge | of cards and flowers.
This brought toa close the
Tuisiness of the evening. and the
ovine by

. Hosts. McMixers:

The Robson Hi. Noi; bors
) Square Dancing ‘group’ hosted

, | the intermediate McMixers and
the adult . beginners ‘at their
semt- morithly square’ dance’ on
Saturday night: in the Robson
Communit fall:

. The lively and entertaining

oveng and: tandem squares ‘as
well as the more common-place
square dances, all’: offered: by
the Hi Neighbors’ regular, call-
er Jim McLuckie.” '*’

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The Valentine theme was 2a an
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topped with a white lace cloth,
was centered with an’ arrange-
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[to all churc! mbers.

‘letter’ va read’ from the
5 Sisters of Service who: hope to
«| awaken: interest in ‘the ot eat

in ‘Castlegar

starred din the Walt Disney movie
“The Incredible. Journey.” As
further: measures. of diverse
talents, he. has eee Fadig :
“Songs of eople”"
Hedermaug on: Mare i’ 5 in which: he..sings folk” ope
es appeared, last

q iH arts of. Hurope.
Bresenta: Mr. Rubes g agp: a re-

Brcalent vane ge benefit
ad Uberal fringe offeret,.

pervine a stan
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jas-fired boilers.“ Dtversifie®

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intent elie ting outing papetienee: ean oa

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Box 364—Kinnatrd, B.C.

The Kiwanis éiub of Castle-
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that well-snown Canadian einger
Jan (Rubes will, pppear J in ae

Will In re so 2

“Mrs: Bell was: born in Sag
land) where: she “received “ her
education: She came to: Canada
ming to Trail'in:1916
- Alberta. |She

in ae
Fornell d di vs in facul
the rou by Bresenting some| fy ‘at Notre. Date University
ny informa mative facts TeEard:|.of Nelson for 1965-66 will prob:
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‘The rians.

‘hostesses :fo the even-
id “This was announce hy. ‘Cyril:
She |was ‘active’ in the East

bee ‘ Fe perder dear ;of . studies.
sioner appointed ‘i to hear subiabon from people le \ f z peal Church Women’s

adversely -affected by construction of the Coluin-
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So eT Te
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her. son’

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Rev. Tom Wilding res welcom-
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port, ‘told of the: visit of Mrs.

merous, Canadian ones,

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‘were distributed and the child-
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Chapter 13
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Reports

January:. Mrs.:H:.Hyson and Mrs.
th | Anderstt volwateered to serve
on the: visiting committee for
the month’of February.

Plans ‘for fhe year activi

it; Andrew:
‘Anglican? ¥ Church °in + “avail: rer
Rev. Don Anderson. ‘officiating.
Interment was in ‘the. Mountain
View Cemetery. The: Trail: Fun:| §
eral Home was in: ‘charge of ' ‘ar-

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