tlegar tomorrow evening

put on by members of the Rossland-Trail
Shrine Club assisted by Squadron 581
Air Cadets under F/L J. R. C. MacBain.
The parade will start at 7:30 p.m. and
also taking part will be members of the

i

SHRINE CIRCUS ‘to be ‘held in Trail on
June 24 and 25 will be advertised in Cas-

Salmo Shrine Club .with their whipper-
snapper motor bikes. Members of the
Rossland-Trail' Shrine Club’s lancers and
drums corps shown above include Cas-
tlegar and: District residents. Bob Foub-
ister, Gordon Laycock, Dave John and C.
“Andy” Andrew.

by a parade

Social Notes from Kinnaird

Mrs, J. Kaufman, Ph, 365-5488.

Mrs. Charles Fox of Grand
Forks visited over the weekend
with her‘sister, Mra, Martin Henke.
Other recent guests at the home of
Mrs, Henke have been Mrs. Alex
MeKerracher of Trail and Mr. and
Mrs, J,-Weichel and two daughters
of . Oasis,

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Harrison
have the Iatter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ulric. Livingston of ‘North
Surrey. visiting them. The couple
are spending a month's vacation

here in order to visit with each of tended 2 conventions during the
their three daughters and families | past week returning home on Mon-
residing in this district. They also!day. Mrs, Askey represented the
eame.to attend the ordination ‘of Minto Chapter ‘No. 79 when the
Father H. J. Lynch, a long time! Order of the Eastern Star held its
friend. Father Lynch received the|Grand Chapter in Lethbridge. She

Sacrament of Holy Orders confer-
red by the Most Rev. W. E. Doyle,
D. D. Bishop of Nelson at St. Fran-

urday.

Mr. and Mrs, Livingston
also > the held

cis.Xavier Church in Trail ‘on’ Sat- |’

also attended this convention as
the . Grand: representative of Al-
berta for B,C. :

‘At the conclusion of the O.S.
proceedings on June 9 the Askews

ie
for the son of Mrs. Ann Lynch
ee ‘Trail and: the late Harold Lynch,
Si

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‘tended “the Pacific
Shrine Association ‘Convention as
an observer. They especially enjoy-
‘ed the ‘hourlong: parade in‘ which
many. Canadian centres were re-
presented.

Thought. for the - week—the
man who ‘remembers’ what he
Jearned : at his mother's knee was
| probably bent over at the time.

through Sunday. Mr. Harbour is
ington State. University and: a

.|former classmate of ‘Mr. Haley's. | °

He and his family, which includes
seven children; are on. a vacation

Points in the Kootenay area,

*~ Guests of Mr, and Mrs, K. M.
Spence have been. Mrs...Spence's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..and
Mrs. Gordon Shearer of Medford,
Oregon, Accompanied by Miss Lea-
nora Shearer of Los Angeles, they.

New residents of the Dumont
subdivision,” Mr. and" Mrs. John
Bozek and family have had week-
end guests recently. Visiting them
from Peachland have been. Mrs,
Bozek’s brother and’ sister-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Lowry and
family. ne

Mr. and ‘Mrs. R.. W. Sweeney
spent the weekend pleasantly,

Okanagan, There, they visited re-
latives at Salmon-Arm and enjoy-
ed boating on Shuswap Lake, re-
turning home Sunday. ‘

Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Askew at-

a professor in engineering at Wash- |;

which finds them visiting various | J

spent five days here, leaving Mon-|Mrs, John Harasemow of Winlaw,

leaving Thursday for the north} "-

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David Cooper, in Trail hospital,
June 12, a daughter. pirate

HARASEMOW. — To Mr. and

June 6, a son,

,PERHUDOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs,. Wm. Perhudoff of “‘Thrums,
June 7,. a daughter. -

BILESKY — To Mr. and Mrs;
James Bilesky of Castlegar, June
8, a daughter. |’ eee
.: MATOSEVICH — To Mr. and
Mrs. Mario Matosevich of Kinnaird,
June 9, a son.

OOSTENERINK — To Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Oostenerink of Kinnaird,
June 10, a son,

MITCHELL — To Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Mitchell of Castlegar,
June 12, a son.

: (continued from’ page one). |
You’ Never Walk--Alone, Stan-
ley ‘Humphries Hymn and: Aloha
Oe.

" ‘Toastmistress at the gradua-

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and’ was. responded. to ‘by. Ross
‘taker, 7
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worth: proposed the toast to the
Parents wihch was answered by M.
McPherson, :

The toast, to:the ‘school board
was given by Linda» Rilkoff and.
‘responded. to by school trustee Sam

‘Sr. Citizen’s : Meeting, June.
:-15,,,7.30: Legion. Hall, Report’
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Afternoon’ Circle ‘of Kinnaird
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Kinnaird, : June 19, 1

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(OL. 16, Nos25- ch

: The bullding of the Mica Creel
dam first with ‘the “High. ‘Arrow.
dam: ‘delayed ° until ‘contentious
Points’ about it are ironed out was
suggested here’ Monday by provi:

* elal Liberal: leader’ Ray Perrault,

Speaking ‘to“a luncheon’ m

SS.
-Btudents’= council‘ for. (the :1963-64 |
term is’ Gerald’ Goresky,' son‘of Dr.

|: < He. said that the. “feeling in

:|| tion of ‘a: power. development'com:

| | Liberal Association : president: W.
| T.” Waldie.: Chairman’ for thelun:
Cc.

ing, ‘Mr. Perrault said that he per-
sonally feols that. Mica’ Creek dam
‘will be built first with High ‘Arrow
“postponed | until | the < difficultte

are ironed: out."
Ottawa ‘is ‘perh:

sympathetic to
this we eas a

chanjto; work together to get the
Columbia development? underway

in‘a manner suitable (to
Political parties...:)'
He also called for. the’ forma-

mittee: in the legislature : formed
from ‘all parties along the linés ‘of

teny: ir’ play. which ©
earmarks of the. good chairman.”
‘ollowing:. the reading “of ‘the

jan'-ejected : representative

on-exter-

nal"! affairs formed/in: the' federal
Parliament..." aw 3
«Mr, . Perrault’, was introduced
tothe meeting by West: Kootenay |-.

EAs
of. the “people ‘af Castlegar, -¥' have
interestsi-of the: ‘taxpay

‘cquneil s'miéeting' serve

Mr.) Sylvest. answered: | “I | -

applied: myself to :serving the: best |n
‘during | tr

‘an: arro,
vent’ this impo:
before: the: pe

to
speaks ‘for itself, and’ Iam’ proud |B

. | of the. Part-I played ‘in’ having’ at
Teast just: terms

any “part |a’

‘was ye
e ’ fire "'depart-

on, crown, land’ thought, ‘sultable | ts
for a regtonal college while private
property. ‘is ‘also: available’ for such
roject, the. Castlegar ‘and “Dis-
it: Chamber. of | C ’

show. haw

et dene

will items ‘in. the

+ new jackIade
the:

LW the®:car-:5
the road and-hit:the:telephone
le. Mr.: Jerome ' was’ thrown: out

ted at $900. Mr. Cannift was not

Gwerved | to serve the ‘Castlegar district was

usiness .a true: record:
oorly, led village administrati
‘would :.be before -the: public’:
May: 1; review. the.

ant tered

Around the method.-of opening ‘land

bdivisions. This obviously.worked
thi

‘to. the financial advantage o!
e used

Merv’Rush. In addition, during the

“year 31 ‘pints
ited the’ Cast

An executive for-a tennis club
‘eld ‘Monday

> President of. the club: is Dick | ca

Dyke ».while.Mr,:::Al | Harvey ,::{s.
vice-president. ‘Mra.:Colin ‘Pryce is

secretary, Carl-Koutson: is treasur-|/¢d

Supply’: was
eting Tues.’

that.
vided ai
ed: out,

OS Mir ad 8a :
booth “is ;réaching ; only, “one-third,
‘of: the’ ‘tourists. by.-being located
in Castlegar..He said he. has wat
ed traffic: coming off the
| Christina “Lake -highway. and.

ing’ and:

‘Mr. ‘Muirhead then ;made-

the seams" and “said

Thorp, and: Cook  votin,

{Chairman * Sylyest': br

‘Temarks about ‘the Chamber ‘fall:|
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