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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 2, 1959

and Glenna returned on Monday | FU:

from Merritt after spending the

Castlegar Happenings

In Castlegar to‘ attend the
funeral services last week, for
the late George Cleeve were his
brothers Ross and’ Dick, brother
and sister-in-law Mr, and Mrs,
Roy Cleeve, his sister Mrs. K.
Blackwell, all from Calgary; and
his brother-in-law and sister Mr.
and Mrs. G, Robison from Strath-
more Alta.

Miss Darlene Harding, nurse
in. training at the Royal Colum:
bia hospital, New Westminister,
spent the Easter weekend her
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Harding.

Wayne Harvick returned to
his studies at the University of
Washington, ‘Seattle, last Satur-
day having spent ten days holl-
days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P, Harvick, House guest of

. the Harvicks for the first. few
days of Wayne's’ holiday was his
friend Dr. K. Miller of Rio, Nev-
ada who also attends the Univer-
sity of Washington.

Mr. and Mrs, James Kelly
Spent the holiday week-end at
Penticton. |

Mr. and Mrs. H.

and are in’ P
visiting with relatives for the
Easter week, =~

Mr. H. Seargeant ot Leth-
bridge, Alberta, who has been the
guest of his son-In-law and daugh-
ter, Mr, and Mrs. F. A.

Easter visiting with re-
latives. :

. Kinnaird Korner

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ches-

this morning:

Mr. and Mrs, J, Toogood had
as their guest for the past ten
days, their . Mrs, Ted

for the past week, returned home|

worth of spent the
Easter week-end with Mrs, Ches-
worth's parents Mr. and Mrs, G.
The Ted 5,
also Easter visitors, returned to

Killough from Vancouver, Ted
came for the Easter week-end,
then they both returned to Van-
couver on Easter Monday.

- Archdeacon B. A. Resker is
spending a few days holiday in
the Kimberley area, after taking
Doug McLuckle and Richard Nor-
ris to Cranbrook to attend a
Server's Conference there.

Mrs, R, Miskulin of Rossland
who has been visiting her son-in-
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Kennedy for the past ten
days, has returned to her home.

Weekend guests from Hope
were Mr. and Mrs. B, Berg and
daughtér Marie, and son Norman
who visited their son and daugh-
ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Armond

with them on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Archi
bald had as guests, the latter's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, J. L. Schofield for a few
days. They returned to Kimber-
ley, on Easter Sunday.

Mr. J. R. Hendricks spent
Easter at the home of his brother
and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Jake “Hendricks. He travels’ in
the coastal area, and left for want
couver on Tuesday..

Jake Hendricks retired
Sunday from Calgary having ac-
companied the Dave Bergens
from Trail on a short trip to
that city on Thursday night.

Mr, and Mrs. P. Smitert have}
returned from ‘spending Easter
week-end with their daughter and

in Mr and Mrs. W. How-

motored to Spokane last Thurs-
day night to enjoy the Easter
weekend there.

Guest of Mr. and Mrs, W. O.
Devitt all this week is Mrs. G,
Herron of New Westminister.

Mr.-and Mrs. J. Williams,
and Miss Rosaday Williams were
in Spokane for the holiday week-
end. : t

Mr. J. Charters of the Trail

Berg, and in-l, and daugh-

ter Mr, and Mrs. R, Gunderson.
Mrs, Archie Ferguson had as
her guest for the Easter week-
end, her grand-daughter, Miss
Wendy Loren Hill of Trail.

. Miss Elizabeth Hopland, stu-
dent nurse at the Royal, Jubilee
hospital, Victoria, has returned
to her. duties after spending a
few days hear with her psrents
Mr. and Mrs, A, B, Hopland.

jf staff is the

holidays with his family here.

’. and Mrs. R. A, D. West

spent Easter Sunday at. Willow
Point.

Mr, and Mrs, M. D. McPher-

son are in Vancouver for the holl-

guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Hopland was their son Ray
from Calgary, Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael’ Down:
ing of the Lytton teaching staff
are spending the holiday ‘week:
end here with the latter's parents

day week, Visiting relatives, -

. Mr. and: Mrs: J. H. Corbitt!

Mr, and Mrs, J. F. Killough..

den and,family in Seattle.

Mr. and Mrs, K. Spence had
their daughter and -son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, B. Perrin and fam-

-| iy of Kimberley, visiting them

on the’ week-end.

The A. G. Bldridges travel-
led to Creston on the week-end
where they visfted Mrs, Eld-
ridge’s sister and brother-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. James Preston and
family.

Mr. and Mrs, K. Jensen ot
Nelson were her for a short visit
With their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. McLeod
and family over the.week-end. -

Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Newlove

«| Spent the :weelcend in Creston

Mr, and Mrs, H. F. Howes

visiting their daughter and son-

gouxonori —To Mr, and Mrs.

F. A. Soukoroff, March 31, a

daughter.

=| McLEOD — To Mr. and Mrs.
McLeod, April 1, a daughter.

RLAN — To Mr. and Mrs, M.

Furlan, April 1, a son,

kovits. :.

‘Mr, and Mrs, J. Wisted tra-
velied to Penticton for Easter,
where they visited the formers

son Ronny spent his Easter vac-
ation here, leaving Monday for

*|Tacoma where he attends Pacific

Lutheran College.
Mrs. R. Culley of Nanaimo is

In-law, Mr, and Mrs, Alan Gyur-

mother Mrs. Rosa Wisted. Their ||

LEGION CORNER

Supper mecting at the Leg-
fon Hall 6.30 April 7th, Tickets

F, | must be picked up by April 4th.

Regular mecting will follow the
supper at 7 p.m, and all members

enna names 9m hereon

are asked to attend to hear B,C,
President McNicol. °

Club Social will be held April
10th with good entertainment
assured for all members wives
and friends.

good crowd attended the

Bingo Saturday night and the
Jackpot is still intact and a large
.turnout is expected for the next
Bingo night,

A work party will be called
to start work on the Cenetaph
and Cemetery Sites.

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T.V. Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271

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Supplies
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Confectionery
Special Chinese Dishes ‘

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with her son and
and family, the A, Culleys, She
wil spend awhile in Rossland
with other relatives -before re-
turning home,

of Calgary visited their respec-
tive parents, Mr, and Mrs, A.
Hawkins and Mr. and Mra, R,
Oliphant over the Easter week-
end.
‘Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bale mo-
tored to Kimbérley with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Fenner on the week-end.
Mrs, L. Westgate is progres-
sing favorably in Castlegar Hos-
pital. Her friends extend thelr
best wishes.

‘Mr, and Mrs. Rino Manarin
and baby son Jerry have been
home from Metz, France for
several weeks and are at the’ pre-

sister, Mrs. J. Jones in Victoria.
The United Church W.A.'s
tenth Birthday Tea was reported
& great success at thei regular
monthly meeting, Wednesday .ev-
ening, at the home of. Mrs, A.
Wilson.-

‘A social evening was planned
to be held in the church basement
tonight. This will be a-pot luck
supper. -

It will be some time before
We may enjoy spring to its_full-
ness. Mr. and Mrs, K. Markle
motored to Christina Lake on
Friday reporting a frozen lake
and a wintry atmsphere.

Robson Social

Mr. and Mrs, Bob Hawkins | §

sent time visiting the former’s |

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Honey, Spice, Choc. White, Gold

3 pkgs. ..:.....
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_ Choc. or White ..
OGILVIE OATS,

with premium

3 Ib. box :...
BREAD, 4X,

‘APPLE JUICE,
48 oz., 2 tins ....

Malley, 2 tins

see

ANGEL CAKE MIX,

2 loaves .........

MUSHROOMS, Fraser -

21. 490

2 Ib. bo:

. $1.00

2. |b.

STEAKS
.. 35¢
79

.+. 69c Tin...

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COFFEE, Nabob,
Lb... cece eee. 69e

‘GRAHAM WAFFERS,:
2 pkgs. ........... 65c¢

COOKIES, Royal Assort.
pkgs. ......... 79e.

JAM, Straberry Yarrow,
4 Ib. tin

TOILET TISSUE, Ballet

4 rolls .:.......... 45e¢
PACIFIC OR CARNATION
2tins ............. 35¢
~ CHEESE, Velveeta,

$1.19

T-Bone or Sirloin Ib... 75¢

HAMBURGER, 2
3 Ibs. ........2.... 29e

HALF CHICKEN, Burn’s -.:
89c.

Robin Hood Flour, -

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ROBIN HOOD FL

ROBIN HOOD FARNLY CAKE HX,

b. paper

our, 50 Ih. paper ....

$1.49

ve enes $2.88

Bahasa $1.00

Robin Hood Oats 5 LBs. A9c-

So-Fresh_

MARGARINE
4 LBS.

~ 95c

POTATOES, 100 Ibs. 2.2.0 60.0. ..0sseeveee . $218"
VEAL CHOPS, all cus Ih . 68c-
VEAL ROLLED SHOULDER ROAST, Ib. Se ee
BEEF BLADE ROAST, blade rem.Ib............. 490.

RCMP, Cpl. E. H. Wright
of Edmonton, and Mr. & Mrs. W.
Wright and, daughter Wendy of
Trail were guests of Mr. & Mrs.
H. Johnson Thursday evening
Cpl Wright is attached ‘to the
Air Division of the ROMP.

Miss Dawn Waidie a student
at UBC, Vancouver, arrived home
Thursday afternoon to spend the
long weekend the guest of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. W, T.
Waldie. . ;

Mr. and Mrs, A. Smecher
left-Thursday afternoon to motor
to Kimberley,.for the jong week-
end, they will. be the guests of
thelr. son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs, A. Nixon.

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Cominco Pensioners

‘ FREE F ERTILIZER *

Your choice of 50 Ibs. of any one of the o following.
Elephant Brand Fertilizers will be distributed at Trall,”
from the Salvage Yard in Tadanac, between the-hours
of 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. each day from April 10 to.
April 14, inclusive, (except Sunday).

Ammonium Phosphate 11-48-0
A hs 16-20-0
Complete Mixture 13-16-10
Sulphate of Ammonia 21-0-0

Pensioners in the Trail district may obtain a card
entitling them to 50 Ibs, of fertilizer by writing to the
Welfare and Records Department, Personnel Division,
or phone 2777 -Trail.

Up to 150 Ibs. of limerock may be ‘dawn Gt the
Tadariec Salvage Yard at the same time as the fertil-
izer is being distributed. Bags will be er nipples for
your limerock.

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| She was:‘born on June 26,

DISTINGUISHED
' WHISKY

Another notable achievement in 1883 was
- the creation of the distinguished Canadian
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ince 1883
flavour and Penauct of this fine whisky.

This
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*|the presentation of the Queen

Nelson Oi linger Died
At Robson Sunday

A resident of Robson for
the past two years, 94 years old
Charlotte Lindblad passed away
March 29 at the home of Mrs.
W. H. Porter, with whom. she
was residing at the time. .

Mrs, Lindblad, who was a
Nelson old-timer, had lived in the
Kootenays for about 60 years,
having come here before the turn
of the century,

1864, in Varmeland, Sweden, and
lived for some time in the .Unit-
ed. States prior to coming _ to
Canada, She had made her. home
at Blewett and at South Slocan
atcone time, *

~ Surviving are Her two dau-
ghters, Mrs. Esther. -Sandquist|

ial Park Cemetery. Officiating

vin’ Sutton of Progress, near
Dawson Creek, B, C. Also surviy-
Ing are 16 grandchildren and 20
great grandchildren.

Funeral services are being
held’ Friday, April. 3rd, from
Mission Covenant Church in Nel-
son, with Castlegar Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements,
Burlal will be in Nelson Memor-

Minister will be the Pastor, Rev.
E, Hanson,

‘Miss Pennoyer of the Gospel
Tabernacle in Castlegar will be
organist,- and a solo, “Beyond
the Sunset” will be sung by Miss
Clemo of the Tabernacle,

Pall-bearers are A. McKen,
W Evans, E Stone, P. Letkemann,
M. Sutton and R, Lindblad.

of Moscow, Idaho, and Mrs, Mel-

Queen Scouts

To. Receive Awards

Three Castlegar boys left by
bus for Victoria on Tuesday, to
receive their. . Queen Scout
Awards from the -Lieutenant
Governor of B.C, They are Bob
King, Wayne Groutage and Rog-
er Toogood, who have success
fully ‘passed, all .the

In Victoria

Stamp: Club Meets

A meeting of the “David
Thompson Stamp Club" was ‘held
March 30 In the home of Mr. and
Mrs, John Moore Kinnaird.

The stamp club, formed last
November by enthusiastic phit-| .

tests for this highest of Scout
Awards, i

Bob, and Wayne became
Queen Scouts this year, while
Roger attained the award in 1958.
The three belong to the ist Cas-
tlegar Troop.

Approximately 100 lads will
be im the contingent travelling
to the capital city, and on arriv-
al at Vancouver, they will. board
a frigate for the cruise to Vic-
toria. Here they will be assigned
to billets, and on Thursday morn-
ing will assemble for a. totr of
the Naval dockyards, etc, one of
the highlights of a crowded itin-
erary.

Luncheon for the boys will
be in the Empress Hotel, with
Lt. Governor and Mrs. Ross as
hosts, The boys received formal
invitations to the event.

After the luncheon will come

Scout Certificate to

atelists in C

and Robson, was recently named
after the famous explorer in hon-
or of the centennial year stamp
issued in 1958 to commemorate
his ‘travels on the Columbia, and
in view of the interesting fact
that Castlegar has the only cairn
erected to his memory.

Club President Jim Toogood
of Castlegar presided at Mon-
day’s meeting, at which 11 mem-
bers were present.

Following the regular bus-
iness session, the members had
the opportunity to do some stamp
trading, and refreshments were
then served by the hostess, Mrs.
Moore, assisted by Mrs. Axel
Nielsen.

Secretary Treasures of the
David Thompson Stamp Club is
Dunean ‘Carter of Robson, and
there ‘are about 15 raembers at
this time,

A spokesman for thé Club
states they would welcome sen-

ate the awards.

The group will be entertain:
ed at a banquet in the Empress
in the evening.

Friday they’ will board the
frigate at-8 o'clock forthe re-
turn. trip to Wancouvef, then

home again hy bus to Saelenar,

ior as new

and mentioned that due to the
interest shown ‘in the meetings
it has been decided to hold them
regularly every two weeks,

At the March 16 meeting,
which was also at the Moore
home, seven members
Tiail club paid them a visit.

Jr. Badminten Players],
In Abboteford

Mr. and Mrs. M. D, McPher-
son left Tuesday morning with
Jr. Badminton’ players; Gayle]
McPherson, Tanya Kinakin, Jack
Osachoff, Rita Cummings anc
Don Gray for Abbotsford where
they will compete in the B.C.
Junior Badminton Tournament.
Bruce Rollick and Gordon
Halstrom of Hiondel Badminton
Club went ‘with them.

Mr. and Mrs. McPherson
have devoted a good deal of time
to the young players over. the
past years and have taken them
on the Easter Holiday trip each
year, which includes. foating the
bill for the transportation.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the nurses
of C and D Hospital and Dr. Fow-
ler for kind service rendered
our baby Rébyn while in © the
hospital,

Mr. and Mrs, N, McNabb

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 2, 1959

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