4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 28, 1958

Castlegar Happeni

Mr. and Mrs, J. Toogood
-and family are holidaying in
‘Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gergely
sand Linda are guesls from Nel-
son at the home of the former's
mother, Mrs, Helen Gergely.

Miss Bernice. Kavic and M¢.
Zorne Kavic ure enjoying a short
holiday with their parents, Mr.

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Kinnaird Korner

Deer Park Socials

see In addition to many other
activities, Mrs, Horswill organi-
zed the Red Cross Society in
Nelson during World War I,
Castlegar visitors on Tues-
day and Wednesday were Dr.
and Mrs. Roy McCartney of Rich-
land, Washington. Dr. McCartney
is Governor of Rotary District
No, 508 and came to attend the

and Mrs. J. Kavie, f ig their

attendance at Vencouver Sum-| ,

ger School.

Guests of thelr sister, Mrs.
™. King, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, J. D. Smith, are Mrs. H.
Kane and Mrs, J. Karrie of Van-
eouver.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Trussler
Shave had as their guest, Mr. Har-
cry Salmon of Galena Bay. When
the returned home recently, Mr.
cand Mrs, Trussler went with him
and brought back Miss Margaret
‘Trussler who has ‘been visiting
wher grand-parents, Mr. and’ Mrs,
Ashburner for the summer
amonths.

Mr. and Mrs, A. T, Horswill
sattended the Nelson and District
‘Old Timers picnic held.in Nel-
son last week. Mrs. Horswill
‘was among the 70 people who
mere presented with a special

Rotary bly here,
Dr. and Mrs. G. Page enter-

honor of the distinguished vis-

Mr. Mark Dumont, his son

Louis and daughter Marle of
Vancouver were weekend visit-
ors at the Guy Guido home,

Mr. and Mrs, R. V. Lamond

and family enjoyed the weekend
at Renata. They returned Sun-
day evening.

Spending a few days ut the

home of Mr, and Mrs, W. Ballard
on their way to the coast are Mr.

Fi and Mrs, John Reay and daugh-
tained at dinner Tuesday night in| so. Grada of Spalding, Sask.

Guests at the Ballard home

itors,

guest of his son-in-law

has returned to his home.

where she
iriends,

telatives and friends.

from V

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and Mrs. Helen Gergely.

Mr, H, Seargeant of Leth-
bridge, Alta, who has been the
and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Hostetter for the past few days,

Mrs. A. Ferguson has re-
turned home after a month's
holiday in the East Kootenays

visited many old

Guests of Mr, and Mrs. R
Martini are Mrs. Barbara Camp-
bell and her daughter Allison

Mrs, Nettlie Archibald, Mrs.
Joyce Aasland and Miss Gerry
DeFoe were honored recently at
a luncheon-on-the-lawn at the
home of Mrs. W. Easton. Lovely
corsages were presented to the
honor guests,. as well as gifts
from the assembled friends, and
best wishes were extended for
their future happiness ‘in’ their
new homes. The hostess was as-| 5
sisted in serving by her niece'| While, her daughter, Patty Ann
Miss Heather Ross of Granbrook’|!s visiting the L. Westgate home.

last week were Mrs. Ballard's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Preston, Lorne and
Lorraine of Saskatoon,

Kenny Leitner is home from
Esquimalt for a two-week vaca-
tion with his parents,

Alexa Wondy spent a short
time in Castlegar hospital this
week,

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Warner
and family are holidaying at

Former Castlegar ‘residents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dams and fam- Slocanl City,
ily of Honeymoon Bay are spend- is
y and family returned Monday
ing’ a few days here. visiting from a two-week vacation . at

Mr. and Mrs, ES, M. McGaul-

Christina Lake.

Visiting the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Eldridge is a cousin
Miss Joanne Wingfield of Van-
couver,

Mrs, Lorne Westgate and
children spent some time in Van-
couver with the former’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes. Mr.
Westgate travelled ‘to the coast
recently on a business trip, join-
ing his family there. They re-
turned home Wednesday.

Mrs. W. M, Bale is a patient
in the Castlegar Hospital. Mean-

Mrs. Ann Sykora was guest
at a farewell tea on Monday

in the United Church

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Hall when she was honored
jointly by the W.A., the Women’s
Institute and the Baden Powell
Club, Presenting gifts in apprec-
jation for her fine work, were
Mrs. L. Westgate, Mrs. W. Brown-

-|lie and Miss L. McKenzie on be-

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Mr. and Mrs, A. Whitehead
and family of Toronto arrived
‘to spend a holiday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Kent.

Mrs, A. Law has returned to
her home here after spending
the past three weeks at the Bull-
dog Lookout where Mr. Law is
stationed,

Mr. and Mrs, J. Gonda of
Livingstone, Montana were the
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, F.
Briggeman,

Mr, and Mrs, C. Williamson
had as recent guests the latters
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Reimer and her cousins, Mr, and
Mrs, K. S. Gunning of Vancou-
ver, enroute to Renata, and Mr.
and Mrs, J. Reimer and daugh~
ters Sharon and Wendy, on the
way to their home at Nakusp.

Among the many visitors to
Deer Park during the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. H, Johnson
and family of Nelson; Mr. and
Mrs. Lauriente cf Trail; H. Mer-
rifield and sons Jimmy and Al-
bert, Mrs, M, Stover, all of Castle-
gar and many more.

Mrs, M. Stainton, daughter
Jean and son John of Castlegar
were the recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Williamson.

Ted Stanton and Earl Engle-
hart of Vancouver arrived by
canoe from Revelstoke to spend
a few days at the Deer Park
Youth Hostel,

Mr. and Mrs. A. of

Mrs. J. Ludwar,

Another recent guest at te
Ludwar home was Mrs.
Brookes of Taylor, B.C. who wet
Mrs, Ludwar's school teacher 23

Mrs, Brookes is still teaching at

present at Taylor.

Mr, and Mrs. Ted Karpoff

have as guests their son and
ineli

Mr. and Mrs. John Karpoff and
Kenneth of Edmonton, Also vis-
iting at the- Karpoff home is Mr.
Alfred Gould of Edmonton.

Miss Tina Karpoff has re-
turned from attending Banff

F.[School of Fine Arts Summer

Course, She also visited her sis-
ter in Edmonton for a weels
prior to her return home Mon-
day.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gamlin
left Tuesday to spend a holiday
in Spokane and other States
points.

Mr, and Mrs. L, Weeks and
family have returned from a
short holiday at Colville.

Mr, and Mrs. P. Makiev left
on Monday for Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Bublitz and
family returned from a few days
camping at Evans, Wash., and
Colville,

Mr. E. Moretti is a patient
in Trail-Tadanac hospital. His
friends wish him a speedy re-
covery.

Mr. and Mrs, P, Fantini

Nelson spent the past weekend
on a camping trip at Deer Parts.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Neilson of
Saskatoon, Sask. spent a few
days at Deer Park on a camping

ip.

Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Killough
and sons of Kinnaird, Mr. and
Mrs.’M. L, Aberdeen and Mr and
Mrs, H. Irwin of Calgary were
recent visitors to Deer Park.

spent the at Christina
Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. N. Cook, Sr,
have as guests Mr. Cook’s bro-
ther, sister-in-law and family of
Lethbridge, Alta,

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Spain
and two sons have returned
from a week's holiday spent at
Sandpoint, Kimberley and Fair-
mont Hot Springs.

years ago at Maxstone, Saslc.|°

Mr. and Mrs. T, Allen spent
a few days on a camping and
fishing trip around Deer Park,
catching several Kamloops and
Rainbow trout. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Brown of Trail landed several
Kamloops and Rainbow on a re-
cent fishing trip. i

zations, Mrs. Sykora thanked her

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friends in turn and
regret in leaving theni, promis-
ing a visit at some future time.
She and her daughter ia whe

Mrs. Lolacher ef Creston has
arrived for a visit with her son-
in-law ‘and, Mr, and

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By CAMP SCRIBE.:
The first scout camp of the
Kootenay-Columbia Scout Dis-
trict got underway at the Rob-
son Hall at 10 am. Saturday
with the meeting of the Robson,
Slocan and Castlegar troops.
Transportation to Deer Park
was provided by trucks supplied
by. ‘School District No, 9, the!
West Kootenay. Power and Light
Co, the Trail-Rossland scout
truck and by scoutmasters.

At 12 noon the whole group
was busy unloading supplies
off the forestry barge at Fen-
ner's Point,

After a light lunch the camp
was a hive of. activity with the
four patrols—Robson River Rats,
Slocan - Midgets,: Castlegar Bob-
eats and C.

Scout Camp Happy
At Fenner’s Point

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 28, 1958

projects to be carried out later
in the week.

Everyone is enjoying the
warm water. Sunday nights
camplire was held by camp
leaders assisted by J. Dalziel.

Monday the boys did some
stalking and then started work-
ing on swimming tests. Camp
chief B. A. Resker arrived that
morning.

Union and Village
Agree on Contract

The Castlegar village council
and the civic. employees union
have reached ant agreement on

ership of T. Charleton of the
Trail scout district. He is assist.
ed by W. Banigan of Robson, R,
Tweed of Castlegar and G, Pen-
niket of Solcan.

Sunday morning the ‘scouts!
‘held a Scouts’ Own Service on
the beach.

After lunch and a rest period
the boys cut stayes for pioneer] j,

The-camp is under the lead-|*

new ey bed
Council's . counter - proposal
to the union requested a mini-
mum call out time of two hours
instead of four; ‘a, subforeman
to be appointed’ at the discretion,
of council. and not subject to
union jurisdiction; Jean Stain-
ton and ©. Dube are to be in
the union but not D. Seaton; and
the village would accept the un-
ion to extend the pre-

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NOTICE

DISTRICT: PRESIDENTS

The Centennial Sports

Day scheduled for the
Kinnaird Park on Labour
Day has been

CANCELLED

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and peak heating bills all make heavy inroads.on your purse.

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of budget billing that. allows you to spread your natural gas payments

equally over the entire year. Here’s how the plan works...

An estimate is made of your yearly heating costs. This sum is divided
by ten to establish. an average monthly payment, The last two months °
“are reserved for adjustments. If your monthly payment was eae

_-too-low, you will be billed to adjust for under-
payment. If. it was too high, you will have a
" evedit' balance at the éend-of the year.

The EQUAL-PAY plan is just one more reason
why you should convert to thrifty... modern...
‘natural gas, But do it now, You can only enjoy
the benefits of budget billing this season if you
sign before September 30. For details just eall

in or telephone this office.’

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‘ou pay the ®
get way’

sent agreement to April 30, 1959.
The union agreed to a two-
hour call out time between 4
and 8 p.m., and minimum notice
of four hours between 8° p.m.
and‘8 a.m.

The union accepted ‘the last
three points after  discussin, T4
them with council.

"RCMP Report
Exalosives Theft

Cpl. A. Macdonald of the
‘ROMP reports the theft of
2,000 feet of black prima cord
Aug. 20 from Cinter Construc-
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Lake,

Cpl. Macdonald said the cord
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instantly. Anyone having know-

; ledge .of, the cord should con-
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Induction, of the new United

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Nofice

Residents are reminded

that burning of waste is

prohibited unless a fire

permit has been obtained .
- and unless a suitoble

container has been ap-

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