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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 30, 1958}

Castlegar Happenings

Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Romco Goulet
were the former's father, Mr. H.
Goulet, and the latter's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Fairweather,
all of New WestMinister,

Accompanied by her mother
and younger sister, Miss Lor-
raine Fenner of the Pay'n Takit
staff, has returned home after
visiting relatives in Salt Lake
City, Uteh, and Denver Colorado,
for two weeks,

A former Castlegar resident,
Mrs. Mac Aberdeen of Calgary,
Alverta, and her young son Jim-
my, spent last week in thd dis-
trict visiting relatives.

{ Mr. ond Mrs, Otto Anderson

have as ‘their guest the latter's
aunt, Miss Pearl: Cribben of
Slocan Park.

Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr, ond Mrs. W. 0, ‘Devitt
were their nephews, Cliff and
Russ Tyson of Warfield,

Mrs, Helen Gergely spent
Monday and Tuesday in Nelson
visiting at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Fill
Mrs. Paul Gergely.

The Goodwill’ Circle of the
United Church met last Wed-
nesday evening at the home of
Mrs. I. R,, Forgie-Thompson. The
eight members present took part
in several enjoyable games, the
prize-winners of which were
Mrs. J. Campbell, Mrs, L., Grun-

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the Devotional period, many pro-

: ,|sed, and some decided upon. Then

-|sett and Mrs. Bigsby added. to

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erud, Mrs. L. Morey,,. Mrs. W.
Blackwell and Mrs. W, Houston.
Mrs..W. Blackwell also won the
booster prize, Mrs, Forgie-Thom-
pson served dainty refreshments
assisted by Mrs, W. Shay. The
next meeting will be held Feb.
19,at the home of Mrs. ‘W. Black-
‘well’ with Mrs. J. Campbell as
co-hostess,

The Rainbow Circle of the
United Church held their regu-
lar meet last week at the home
of Mrs. Helen Gergely. with Mrs,
W. Easton presiding. Following

jects’ for the year were discus-

the annual election of officers
was conducted, which resulted in
the election:of Mrs. Gergely as
President and Mrs, L. G

Castlegar
Kinnaird .
Robson '

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ISTRICT SOCIAL NOUES

REPORTERS

for their home in. , Vancouver,
after having spent | several weeks
as guests of Mr, and, Mrs. Gwilym
Hughes,

Mrs,- M. ‘Bradford has re-
turned. home following two

weeks spent in visiting: her son

and -daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, C, Robertson in Trail.

Ps we
Mrg, Hostetter - 7181

” Mrs, Kaufman - 9227
Mrs. Smecher - 4568
Mrs. . Williamson.
‘Mrs, Warkentin

et Samal eat |

‘Jacobson, ‘having. spent several
weeks in the district with othor
friends and relatives,

‘Mr. BIL 'Glessing left for his
home in Handel, Sask., on Fri-
day after visiting for a week
at’ the G..Jacobsons,

Mr. and .Mrs. C, Orr and
family left Kinnaird. recently to

In Trail on Sunday
Mrs, A. K. Gaitn presented her
intermediate and senior pupils in
recital; Among those performing
were Miss Judy Onions, Miss
Eileen Goresky and Miss Cathy
Fishwick. Many friends and
parents were present to’ enjoy
the _ affair, including Mrs. W.
MacCabe, Mrs, R, West, Mr. and

‘Mrs, C. Onions and Mr. and Mrs,

N, Fishwick,

as Secretary-Treasurer, Musical
selections played by Mrs. J. Mac-
Bain and songs by Mrs, J. Lip-

the enjoyment of the everiing.
Mrs. Gergely was assistd by Mrs.
Gemmill in serving delicious re-
freshment. The next meeting
will be held Feb, 19 at the home
of Mrs. J, Gemmill.

Mrs.. Margret Hughes and

Miss Mary Hughes left Sunday

the

of Gilbert & Sullivan's ‘Iolanthc’
in the SHHS on Saturday night,
a number of the Rossland
Light Opera Players gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Killough and coloyee a social
hour,

Kinnaird Korner

Mr. A. Sleisinger of Kelowna’
is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert

take up in QI
on Vancouver Island,

Several little people, neigh-
bors of* Miss Diane : Westerland
had a fine time at her house,
when they helped her celebrate
her third birthday, Sat. Jan.
25. Her guests were Lois Christ-
ensen, Diane Ponak, Lorry Ponak,
Sharon Baron, Elaine Baron and
Becky Kaufman.

Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Fenner,
Laurene and enjoyed

‘daughter Judy left for Vancou-

Mrs, ©., Prout.

The Presbyterian Ghurch
has changed the time -of ser-
vic 11:15 am, to 11 am.

cohen Swindall, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs,
Monty Warner, will leave by
plane for her home in Vancou-
ver'on Saturday. °
Mrs. James Molloy and little

ver Saturday, where Judy will
receive medical treatment,

Mr, and Mrs. Harry Evans

and Mrs, E, H. ‘McPhee were |

Nelson visitors Tuesday,

Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Waldle, :

Mrs. A, White and Mr, and Mrs.
3, Bainbridge, were up at Red
‘Mountain on Sunday.

Richard Card left for Spo-
kane for further treatment on
his eye. |

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kemper:
man returned from their trip to
Holland?

Robson. Socials ’

“Mrs, R, Brown entertained
on Saturday afternoon, in honor
of her daughter Pat's".10 birth-
day. There were 17 invited guest,
Games and bingo were’ enjoyed.
Mrs, Brown, seryed refreshments
assisted by her datighter Char-
lene, the table was centred with
a large birthday pic, and from
the pie was strings, each guest
pulled a string, and ‘recelved w
favor on.the end of the string,
this caused much merriment, On
leaving each child = received
candy.

Mr. Jim Grant of Kelowna
is visiting his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs, S. Grant.

Deer Park Socials

7
“Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mac- gi
kereth have returned to their (@

home at. Broadwater after spend-
ing a week visiting friends and
relatives in Vancouver.

Mrs, BE, Williamson was the
hostess when, members of the 9%

Women’s Institute met at her
home recently. Materials for sew-
ing for the forthcoming bazaar,
were distributed among the mem-

bers, The next mecting is to be -

at the home of Mrs. FP. Brigge-
man, ‘

ter Janene of Castlegar were the
Sunday visitors of her parents
Mr, and Mrs, C. T. Willlamson.

a two week vacation in Salt Lake
City and Denver Colorado.
Among the many friends, and
relatives they visited were, Mrs.
Fenner’s mother, Mrs, Hanna
Peterson, and brother Bill Pet-
erson. They made the trip by

plane and arrived home Wed- |.

nesday night.

Mr. and Mrs, Orville: Riley
spent last ‘weekend in Kaslo
visiting at the home of Mr, and

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_ the idea that if she got into the family car and drove many miles to THE,

BIG GITY, then she could do better with that shopping dollar ta she’

“alt right here in our. town, § ’

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hen she finally reached home agtin, ca was tired and unhappy ss. ae
ut a lot wiser. After figuring the cost of gasoline and oil, wear and tear
vn the car, parking fees, restaurant meals and the repair bill for a badly
dented fender, that shopping dollar had shrunk so much sbe ar to ae

te see it. -

Moral: Buy everything you need from your focal merchants. “theie stores
may be smaller, but in selection, ‘st}te and value : they invite comparison
with any othen, source, And local shopping i isa elaxed pleasure, not a

costly, time: -corsuming beating. |

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When you buy from your hometown merchants you get;

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Mis. O. Aasland and daugh- |

# flag raising

*

‘Centennial Flags - Pre-

sented. Saturday .- -

Centennial Flags.-were pre-
sented to Village Councils of
Kinnaird ahd Castlegar on Sat-
urday at. Stanley Humphries
High School, presentation taking
place between acts of “Iolanthe”

Urgent Request
To The Gen. Public |’,

- An urgent request td the
public not to ask pharmacists to
supply drugs which may be dis-
pensed only on a physician's
prescription has been made by
he i A

by the

Opera Players.
The flags, which feature ‘the
now familiar Centennial crest
and words “A, Century to Cele-

™) brate” on a deep blue field, were

Light tl

of B.C,

The ‘Association polats out
that his professional ethics and
the laws under which, his services

KRC Receipts.

“James “Kelly was re-elected
Director on the executive of the
Kinnaird-Robson-Castlegar Wel-
fare Society at Inst night's An-
nual meeting in the Legion Hall.

One vacancy, has::riot’: ‘been,
filled as terms were up this|
year for two members, and’ an
will be made at

are

to Cr Chair-
man W..:F. Schkwarok to Castle-
gar Council Chairman Elmer
Kraft and to Kinnaird Centen-
nial Chairman, F. G. ‘Monty’
Warner.

A flag was also presented to
the Rebson Women’s Institute,
and’ received by Mrs, W. T.
Waldie, President,

oO. B. Ballard, Robson Cen-
tennial Chairman said the flag
went to the RWI in

the

refusing such re-
quests, :
In- addition, the Association
reminds the public not to ask
their pharmacist to practice med-
icine. He is licenced to practice
pharmacy — not to render a
physician's services,
The reading of a

the next meeting, Retiring Direc-
tor Bob Maddocks announced he
did not wish ‘to serve this year
owing to other obligations.
Representatives from District
Organizations who received
grants from KRC attended to
report on their group's activi-
ties, - i

to» your pharmacist face-to-face
or over’ the phone is ill-advised.
A prescription is a precise ocu-
ment,

E, F in
his ‘amnital report said he had
been fortunate in having co-

Total. $15,236\°

Annual Reporf Shows’.

Civilion Committee, KRC grants
had been a benefit to the squa-
dron,

Mrs, B. Hill, Past secretary
of the Fall Fair Board spoke for
the: board,.. ‘saying ‘the twelfth
Fatl Falr is coming up this year,
and anyone who attends the fairs
cin‘‘see how the ‘event ‘has
grown, Judges’ had praised all
sections and agreed unanimously
that the 1957 exhibition was the
best so far. Mrs. Hill advised if
it-were not for the help of’the
ould be an Im:

4 ore Guides and
Brownies was Mrs.-W. Fox, who
statediher Aksoclation was grate-
ful to ‘the “KRG for grants re-
ceived, and ‘gave 9 brief outline

and direc.

of 45 years of falthful service
to the community. The Robson
Women's Institute was founded
in 1913,

Mr. Kraft, in accepting the
flag for the Village of Castlegar

said it would be flown at the] c

terms that can be easily misin-

tors on his
The number of beneficiary

of of the'pust year and
the use to which. fhe: grant had
been put.

terpreted By an per-
gon, *

pea ae a
27, and he hoped to see every.
one out taking advantage of all
the events being planned for the

and grants
is increasing: all’ the time, he
said,

Mr, Fitzpatrick spoke of the
successful canvags which had
been recently completed by the

o!

by; the
Chai

f£ AOTS in all three

on April

Mr,

NOTICE

The Annual t

Meeti

‘of the Castlegar -

covered by the
KRC.

He also had words of praise
for the effecient way in’ which
KRC Secretary Alec Grey had
conducted the Society's affairs in
past years. i

The meeting adopted the
Financial statement and Trea-
surer’s --report which showed
1957 receipts totalling $15,236.61,

Kinnaird ‘Centre, St. John Ambulance Association will

be held in, the TWIN RIVERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

on THURSDAY, February 6th at 7:00 p.m. 1
Anyone interested in the activities of the St.

John Ambul:

Centre is

dially invited to attend

this meéting..-
Rfoed

Ye

v

Special
Mine-Mill Meeting

LEGION. HALL:

Sunday, Feb. Ind.

ELECTION: OF CASTLEGAR BOARD MEMBERS
AND OTHER: ‘BUSINESS

‘Local 480 Mine-Mitl

|limitand a |

of $8,633.20, subscrip-
tions and and $6,603.-

for the Cast-
legar Public Library was C, H.
King, giving a brief resume .of
the ‘circulation figures, book
‘stock, ete, of the Library, and
thanked the ERG for. its yearly
donation,

7 ‘In the absence ot St. John’s
Ambulance First Aid Centre, Mr.
King said a few words on behalf
of the members of that group.
They had been’ successful in
their fund raising for the Hos-
pita} ‘Project, he said. -

‘The recently . otganized Sr.
Citizen's Association was repre-
sented by. Secretary V. Lamp-
hear, who said the group had
been formed with the idea of
Public interest in the

31, miscellaneous, collectiéns for
various organizations, etc.

Disbursements during the
same period were shown as Na-
tional Grants, $1,225; District
Grants, $3,433.25; Castlegar or-
ganizations, $1,5: Kinnaird or-
ganizations, $985; Robson  or-
ganizations $500, bringing the
total of grants allocated to
$7,668.25. Added to these were
special collections. disbursed to
groups in the district, and ad-
|ministration costs, for a grand
total.of $14,956.93.

Total membership in 1987
was 552, an increase of 73 over
the previous year. aad

D. Campbell reported for the
Castlegar Amateur “Athletic As-
sociation and said their grant had
helped the Association sponsor
ball teams and badminton clubs,
also they had sent

needs of the older people,"The
grant had been greatly appreci-
ated, as there is no dependable
source of income other than the
$1.00 membership...The group
would welcome any help on en-
tertainment, as there was little
they could -do for variety, They
hoped to get some néw. games
and equipment for their social
evenings, he said.

« Miss C. Proudfoot repre-
senting the Castlegar Film Coun-

received donations from KRC,
she “felt they would be inter-
ested in hearing something of the
work of theCouncil also“help
would be. apreciated: “for -. the
Children's ‘film “programs, ete.
She thought the Film Council a
very worthwhile effort and: ben-
efit to the community, ....

Miss F reported for

tives to Coast playoffs.

Mr. Campbell also reported
for the Castlegar. Navy Leagues
saying it had now been suspen-
ded indefinitely, owing to so
many of boys reaching: the age
large percentage
joining the, Navy, He said that

‘ion had been
for boys and: girls to go in to
‘Trail, and this had been about
41 trips in to parades, He.thank-
ed the KRC for their support and
help.

E. Newman represented the

of

Camp ‘Koolaree as the delegate
was not present. She said any
help is appreciated as the fees
charged do not meet ‘the entire
costs, and offred thanks to the
KRC directors,

cil said although they, had not].

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at the piano by Mrs. Hostetter,
Wally Walper,, accompanied,
by Mrs, Walper sang -a solo
number, ‘My Bonnie Lassie” and
was joined by Mrs. W. Sommer-
field in a duet, “Together, Time.”
Duets| were also. sung’ in
western style, by Mr.’ Waiper and
JvF. Killough, one of the selec-
Hons: belhg /e:ip i hich
humorous allusions” Weie “nade

‘complished, some of the project:
being, sponsoring of:'the. annual
Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic,
the Little League and . Pony
League ball teams, a bingo night
to raise funds for the rink, and
the many hours of work mem;
bers had donated to completion
of the rink. Other projects had
been a “get out the vote” cam-
paign.in aid of the hospita} by-
law, incidentally this passed by,

at: and
greeted with much laughter,
Muth enjoyed also were the.
folksongs of Dr. and Mrs.- H.
Ruebsaat,' with Dr. Ruebsast
playing ‘the “accompaniment on
his lute, Featured were. songs ot
Austria and Germany...
Retiring ' Kiwanis President
M. E. Moran gave a report of
the Club's - activities 7
saying it had@“‘been,a successful
year, and: much had been ac-

in 1957, | 7°

parti-

cipation in Empire Day sposts ly

the Fall Fair,and providing the
kiddies’ car rides at sports days,
Over $1000 had been raised for
the Project Society, he said,
Mr. Moran pointed out there

are’. many . Kiwanis members

serving the community through)

other ‘organizations: as well,
ding ' important- positions ‘on
ecutive of civic-minded

3'Mr. Moran ‘was the recipient

in' the community. - .
Kinnaird Imp “Soc.

‘of a Past. pin, by Mr.
Stewart who also presented per-

iety was represented by George
Jackson, who ; conveyed . the
thanks of that organization and
said, the grant is used mainly by
three committees, Welfare,
Christmas Cheer and Library,

L..E.. Cantell: ‘in reporting
‘|for the Kootenay’ Society ~ for
Handicapped Children said this
fairly new group is now in “pret-
ty fair shape financially”. There
are other problems such’ as ‘the
small number enrolled, and the
thought that as the children be-
come older the humber will fall
even more.

Scouts and Cubs were spoken

for \by Loyd Groutage, who
thanked. KRC and outHned the
wain items of expenses incurred.
‘by the Scout Association and
which were helped out by the
grant.
Last to report .was Miles
MacMillan for the Legion Band,
saying the grant goes to purchase
music, ete. and that it is much
appreciated’ by the Band mem-
bers. - g

fect. ‘pins to other
kiwanis as follows: H. Anderson,
G. Fowler and J. D. Lewis, one
year pins; W. F. Schkwarok, two
years; W.
Shay, three years; Ed Frederik-
sen, four years; Ken Sharples,
six years; and Gus Leitner one
of the original charter members,
an eleven year perfect atten-
dance pin,

Kiwanis members from the
Nelson Club  attended,. those
present being Nelson’ President
Dr. J. Vingo, Vice-Pres. L.
Nicholson and Mrs, Nicholsgn,
Secretary S. R. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs, George Latta,” N, Sardich,
Mr. and Mrs, A. Gibbons, Mr.
and Mrs, S. Livingstone, F, Eber-
le, Mr. and Mrs, E. W, White,
A. Russell, J. Elmsley and W.
Clarkson.

Trail Kiwanians present were
S. Konkin, J. Palyga, BT Davis
and Jim Kirkland,

Dancing completed i even-
ing’s entertainment, music being
supplied by Gus Leitner’s dance
band:

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The. report of the C:

Welfare Committee was given by
Mrs. Wm. Easton, who gave a
resume of the uses of the allot-
ment received from KRC grant,
for which they come their
thanks, Pra

For Canadian Legion "Branch
Ne 110,-Bob Wadey pointed out
KRC. grant is used

Civilian Cs

were now in their Sth year, “and

Cadets “enrolled and in the

581 Air ‘Cadets, which he said|'
fshowed much growth in ‘both

bas ‘for Weifare, mostly local,

anil proved. 0

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umbing and —
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the grant and said ‘ga soclety- is

‘@} getting along very well.this year.

He explained the manner in
which the money had been used

bles:raitd Wreaths | |

APPLICATIONS

ore invited for the position of Liense“and Building
Inspector for the Village of Castlegar; to be in hand
on or before 5:00 p.m. February 7, 1958,

Applicants will state quolificotions: end salary required

AT. HORSWILL,
Clerk

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