CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 7, 1960

irs, Johnson, Phone 5S!

ein Adshead, who oa vi-
siting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Adshead over the holiday season,
left Saturday morning to return
to Camp Shilo where he is sta-
tioned,

‘Mr, and Mrs, W. T. Waldic
motored to Trail on Saturday
evening with their daughter Miss
Dawn Waldie who returned to

Miss Lorraine Schuepfer,
who is in training at St. Paul's
Vancouver, deft Saturday after
spending the New Year with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Schuep-
fer,

Wayne Eastcott, who was the |

guest of his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs, H, Johnson over the ho-
lidays, left Sunday for his home
in Rossland.

Miss’ Mildred Raine, who was
the guest of her parents over the
holidays, left to return to Jaf-
fray where she is teaching school,

Mr, and Mrs, A. Nixon and
son Chris returned to their home
in Kimberley after spending

Christmas with Mr, and Mrs, A.’

Smecher,

Visiting Mrs, D, Gavrilik dur-
ing the holidays were Mr, and
Mrs, Frank Woodrow and family
of Castlegar, Mr. and Mrs, P.

x :
JMALFF — To Mr, and Mrs,
William Jmaif{ of Brilliant, Jan,
2, a son,
CHERNENKOFF — To Mtr,

Busy Weekend
Fer Baskethall

. A busy weekend is in sight
for the Castlegar Cubs basket-
ball team,

and Mrs, Mike: Cl
Apnledale, Jan. 3, a son,

IBIN — To Mr, and Mrs,
Poi P, Zibin' of Castlegar, Jan.
5, a daughter,

IRNOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Chernoff of Robson,
Jan, 6, a daughter,

ARGATOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Argatoff of Brilliant,
Jan, 6, a daughter,

‘TRUBETSKOFF — To Mr.
and Mrs, Wm, Trubetskoff of
Brillatit,’ Jan. 6, a daughter.

Gavrilik and family of Trail and
Mr. and Mrs, S, Saprunoff, also
of Trail,

Mrs, M, Franco and daughter
Miss Linda Franco of Trail woe
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Smecher Sunday.

Mr, and Mrs. Rex Thorp and
family of Revelstoke, who were
holiday guests of the former's
mother, Mrs, A. W. Thorp, left
Sunday morning for home,

Mr, and Mrs, D, Adshead and

‘family motored to Renata Sun-

day morning for a short visit
with Mr, and Mrs, Peter Laroc-
que,

HALF

Ladies Goais
Blouses

Gar Goats
- Shag Pullovers

25%

Skirts
Coat Sweaters

KARNIE’ 5

JANUARY
Clearance Sale

33% %

Wool Pullovers

Snuggledown Pyjamas

PRICE
Slacks
Wool Gloves

OFF

Bulkie Cardigans
OFF

Dresses
Flannelette Gowns

ms CHUCK'S

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PLUS TAX

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DOG FOOD sxmery. sons,
ROUND STEAK us, .......69
PORK CHOPS sscorsis.
PORK LES ROAST vo...
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night at 7.30 they
meet Notre Dame in the SHHS
gym: and ‘Saturday night they
meet Fairchild Air Force Base
at 8 p.m, in the same place, Sun-
day at 2 p.m. they again meet
the. airmen in the Cominco gym
at Trail,

The Notre Dame crew, led
by 614-foot Al Fabro, meet the

in what should be an exciting
game. Last year the Cubs licked
the college team but this year’s
crew is said to be the best in the
college's history,

At the last meeting of the
Cubs and Fairchild Air Force
Base, the Spokane crew walked
all over the local team,

Last week the Cubs played
the Philadelphia. Colored Giants
in a two-game exhibition, The
Cubs lost the first game -74-58
before 360 fans and the second
game 113-46 before a crowd of
240, Chanin, the magician, put on
a well-received program at half-
time for both games.

Husbands Are Guests
Of Evening Group WA

The members of the Robson
Evening Group WA held their
annual Christmas party in the
Community Hall Tuesday even-
ing of Christmas week, This year
the guests were their husbands.'|
There were 50 present and
the president, Mrs. J. Schuepfer,
extended a hearty welcome to
al and hoped they would all have
a good time,

A.buffet turkey supper was
served with the members pro-
viding the food, Mr. Reg Bro pro-
posed a toast to the members of
the ‘Evening Group with Mrs, S.
Grant responding. The moment
the members had been looking
forward to all year had arrived
and that was the revealing of the
name of their mystery pal.
Each member received ‘a gift
from their mystery pal and the
names were revealed when the
gifts were ‘opened, Gifts from
under the tree were then pre-
sented to everyone present. Mrs.
A Smecher and Mrs, D, Adshead
were in charge of: arranging: en-

ter and the

and Berl Lamb was MC for the
evening,

: Many games and some dan-
cing was enjoyed with Reg Bro
in charge of the record player
for the dancing, Prize winners
for the games were Ron Nick-
erson, Mrs, Bert Lamb, Mrs. A.
Smecher and Rita Schuepfer,

Leckie, Firs. Bacon
Installed at Legion

Joint installation of officers
of the Castlegar Legion and its
women's auxiliary took place
Tuesday night in the Lesion
hall,
Jas Leckie was_installed as
branch president while Mrs, F.
Bacon was installed as president
of the women’s auxiliary. J. T.
Webster was installing officer for
the ceremonies,

Installed as first-vice presi-
dent was Floyd Bacon; second-
vice, Pete ‘Ewart; t

Cubs for the first time this year,

Kinnaird Social Notes

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5488

Mrs, John Wiig celebrated
her 71st birthday on Saturday
with her daughters, their fam-
ilies and her friends in attend-
ance at a dinner party in her ho-

Peopies Club of Kinnalra went
carol singing.

‘The following week, 10 mem-
bers of the club went on an ov-
er-night retreat to Deer Park.
Activities included singing, gam-
es, studies, discus-

nor, A ring
to her by her husband was
among her most cherished gifts
received during the evening. Mr.
and Mrs, Wiig were hosts to Mr.
and Mrs, Rod Stuart and Mr, and
Mrs, Neil Johnson.of Trail; Irene
and Joe Dunlop, Luella and Tom
Davidson, Fern and Mart Bale,
Dougney and Mogney Enockson,
Gunvar and’ Ivard Reinsbakken.
The Wiig’s Christmas cele-
bration which moved to the Twin
Rivers hall for Christmas day
found the family having their
Christmas ddinner with gaiety
and- the true Christmas spirit.
Friends enjoying the day with
the Wiigs- were the M. Enock-
sons, the I, a son

sions and tobogganing. The lead-
ers were Mrs. M: Reside, Miss C,
Hogendcorn and Rev. Watt of
Trail, Regrettably, Rev, Reside
Was unable to attend as he had
been called to his uncle's fun-
eral in Anacortes, Wash.

Teen-age friends of Jimmy
Macbeth enjoyed a Christmas
party at his home during the
holidays. The young people, 16
in number, spent the evening
with games and dancing, Winner
of the spot dance was Brenda
Ballar3 and Harry White, Bobby
White won the musical parcel
contest, Other guests were Trin-
da Ackney, Dorothy Thring, Beth
Pinckney, Kathleen  Osachoff,

and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Joe Wiig and daughter Di-
anne of Vancouver. were here
for the occasion, Guests Mr. and
Mrs, A. Lund favored the gather-
ing with several lovely Norwe-
gian songs, Mr. Lund is formerly
of Lillahaner, Norway, the old
home of Mr, Wiig who sang es-
pecially for the Lunds, “It's nice
to meet a friend from my home
town." The little folk enacted a
skit titled, The Littlest Shep-
herd,

"tise Ethel Camséll of Pentic-
ton left Saturday after spending
the holiday season with her sis-
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Loyal Brown and family.

Mrs, A, Farmer has returned
from the coast and a Christmas
visit with her sister, Mrs, E.
Skead.

Spending several days during
the holiday week in Grand
Forks were Mr. and Mrs, Serge
Plotnikoff. They attended the
wedding of Mrs. Plotnikoff's sis-
ter, Mary Makaeff, to Mr. Nick
Pereversoft,

Holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Kulcheskie were their dau-
ghter .and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Eanilkewich and dau-
ghter Janice of Meadow Lake,
Sask,

Mr. and Mrs. A. Pauker spent’
Christmas with relatives at Olal-
la, B.C., enjoying a visit with the
Misses Sheila and Ann Higgins
of that city who had recently
come from England,

New Year’s Day guests at
the Pauker home were Mr, and
Mrs, Al Zimmerman of Oakland,
California, who Have’ recently
taken up residence in Kinnaird
and Mr. Don Barry and Mr.
Vince Palmer, both formerly o!
Oakland, who plan to make their
home here,

An interesting side light to
the festive season was on Dec. 23
when the Presbyterian Young

Don’t Let ihe Weathe
Stop Your Gar

Some simple rules for start.
ing your car in cold weather are
offered by the B.C, Automobile
Association, *

Never grind the starter, the
BCAA says. Running it for mora
than, 30 seconds at a time can
damage or weaken the battery.
the engine. doesn’s turn over on
the first try, stop and wait a
minute to give’ the battery a

arms, A. Martin; treasurer, R.
Wadey; secretary, C. Pepper; ex-
ecutive: Dave Campbell, H. Bate,
J, McNichol, Bert Lamb and Herb
Pitts,

First-vice .president for the
ladies is Mrs, J. Dinner while se-
cond-vice is Mrs. K. Adshead.
Sergeant-at-arms is Mrs. W.
Dunn; treasurer, Mrs, A, E. Mec-
Donald; secretary, Mrs. V. Nel-
son; past-president; Mrs. D. Pep-
per; executive: Mrs. J, Leckie,
Mrs, J, Walker and'Mrs, H. Bate.

Mrs, Pepper was presented
with her past-president’s Pin at
the ceremonies,

chance to itself,
Don't pump the gas pedal —
you'll only flood the engine. In.

way down: as you engage the
starter.

Turn off all electrical acces-
sories before using the starter.
They place an extra drain on the
battery.

Depress the clutch it the ca:
has a manual shift.

If the car won't start afte:
repeated attempts, the chance:
are that the battery is too weak
or the engine is not tuned pro-

erly,

St. John

SR: HOME NURSING COURSE
Starls on January £9, 1969

Ie The Kinnaird School

Age 16 years ond over

J ie
If interested contact Mrs. Steve Gallo -.
immediately, phone 3506
a

Limited Number Only ; -

lnbsiate

Gail 1 Molly ‘Taylor, Al-
Jan Bouthillicr, Allan Bate, Mur-
ray Heagy, Don_ Oddie and Ron
Kennedy,

Mr, and Mrs, Mike Khadekin
and Mr, and Mrs. Bill Kavalish-
en. and their two

Shirley and Cheryl] of Kamsack,
Sask,, were New Year's Eve vis-
itors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Peter Kazakoff, ’
Mrs, G, Rust will be the hos-
tess to the Catholic Women's

League's next meeting to be held
on Tuesday evening, a

~Best wishes are extended to
Mr. John Kravaki who entered
Trail Tadanac Hospital for sure
gery, last week,

month of January,

The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

NOTICE

10 Per Cent Discount
” on
: SSIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
WATER. RATES

Will be allowed on accounts paid in full during the

J. Logelin
Clerk

a

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KINNAIRD B.C.

Flour. fie

TINS .....
HUNTS, 3 48

SUGAK to tas. 94
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Prem sms... 99C

Be ten: AY
Cream Corn wiains OM

Soup HEINZ, 4 TINS .........000eccess AY
Tomato Juice
Rolled Oats QUAKER 5 LBS. aes MM
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Bacon Ends ; 1 seoeieeeee QE
SAUSAGES saris ncn, ws... 39
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Tide, giantfne...............69¢
King size Fab mc..............99¢
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tles of their offices and taking
oaths of allegiance to Queen Eli-
zabeth were village chairman N.

New Members Sworn In

The three new members of ,T. Qglow and commissioners R.
the Castlegar village council were
sworn in at an impressive cere-
mony Monday evening,

Cook and Walter Thorp,

Swearing to uphold the du-

by Rev. H. I. G, Ragg

Mr, Oglow welcomed the two
new’ commissioners to council
and said he hoped their stay
would be-a. pleasant one. The
first. meeting of the new year
was then opened wilt a prayer

NOTICE
To General Contractors

“Stipul Contract P Pr ’ are invited
for construction of Additions to Kinnaird and Twin
Rivers Elementary Schools, and will be received
until 4:00 p.m. Standard, Time, Thursday, Febru-
ary.4th 1960, at the office of the Board of School
Trustees, Castlegar, B.C.

Work. Consists of the following:

(a) 2 classrooms and staff room, Kinnaird School
‘Kinnaird, B.C,

(b) 2 classrooms, staff room and Principal's office,
Twin Rivers School, Castlegar, B.C.

A certified cheque i is required with each tend.
er, for the sum of 10 percent, (10%), of the tender
to be replaced with a performance Bond, as speci-
fied, within ten days-of the contract date.
Drawings, Specifications, Tendering forms and
instructions to Bidders will be issued to GENERAL
CONTRACTORS ONLY, and may be obtained on or

after .9:00 a.m. Standard Time, Thirsday, January .

14, 1960 at the School Board Office in Castlegar,
B

A returnable deposit of ten dollars: ($10.00) is
required for each set of plans.
The Board reserves the right to rejéct any or,
all tenders.
Tenders to be sealed and Plainly Marked:  -
TWIN RIVERS Addition |
‘ KINNAIRD Addition °
Separate Tenders are requested for each job.
. H, KING, Secretary-Treasurer,
Box 820, Castlegar, B.C.
Board of Trustees, 2
School District No.- 9, (CASTLEGAR).

ED
oe

Hew Frontage Tax
‘Hurting Nobody’
. Says Village Clerk

“Nobody’s really getting
hurt,” sald village clerk Joe
Logelin yesterday of Castle-
gar’s new frontage tax which is
now in effect,

The water rate has. been
‘dropped $9 a year, said Mr.
Mr, Logelin, and a 15-cent per
foot frontage tax Ingtituted,
Residents with 60-foot frontage
will break even with the fron-|
tage tax and water reduc-
tion cancelling each other out
while those with smaller lots
will gain and those with Iarg-
er lots will pay more.

Idea behind the frontage thx,
which has been in effect in
Kinnaird for several years, is
to have vacant lots pay their
share of the water systems pas-
sing in front of them,

Castlegar Social Notes

Mrs, Jorome, Phone yon
Mr.

abe Forgle Thompson, former

visited

Fred
attending UBC has Sotien a
Vancouver after. spending the
holidays with his parents,
and ae a Hostetter.

iting their parents in Castlegar,
Mrs, H, Gergely and Mr and Mrs,
F. Hostetter. i

es in Castlegar and Kinnaird du-
cing the holidays,

‘Miss Judy Whittaker accom-
eanied by Miss Dina Markin. of
Robson visited at the home. of
Judy’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. W.
R, Whittaker, and have returned
to Vancouver,

Mrs, C. Brodman spent New.
Year's in. Calgary with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, A, Archibald.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Goresky and

A four-man top-management
panel will discuss Celgar's plans
for Castlegar at the annual
meeting of the Castlegar and
District Chamber of Commerce
next Wednesday. -

The panel “will try and paint
as complete a picture as possible,
in the time permitted, of what
the program etails and what -it
will mean to the People here,”

. W. Brookes, retiring Cham-
ber president said this week.

Taking. part in the panel
will be Eugene De Luca, pulp
mill manager; L. S, McGill, ad-
ministrative assistant; J.

3
and K. 8, Hall, resident ‘engin-
eer, sawmill division, Panel mod-
erator will be Ian A, Barclay,
Secretary and -assistant to the’
president of Celgar and Columbia
Cellulose,

Mr, De Luca will. discuss

the cot the ‘mill, its en-
$t . Mr.

Celgar’s Recruiting Program|:
Subjeci at Panel Discussion

T.| Montreal,

abie for young’ people in this
area,

Mr. Hegemar will discuss
the kraft process from wood to
pulp and will ‘touch on the end
Products of Celgar pulp. Mr. Hall
will talk on the new sawmill
being built in conjunction with
the Pulp mi at the pulp mill

“he evening will be a ladies’
night, the first in the Chamber's
history. It will begin with a
social heur from 6.15 to 7.15 fol-
lowed by dinner, Titkets are
available at $2.25 a. plate from
R, D. Minnion at the Bank of

Inhalator Complainis
_ Unfounded Says Garr
In Report io Council ‘

HARD STARTING TROUBLES?
NEED A TUNE-UP

We shave the SUN Equipment to do the job.

A TUNE-UP- TESTER to check ignition
resistance, Dwell, Advance and Timing

tA Battery & Starter Tester to Check the battery
with the Sun three minute. test - The starter for

/~ resistance and current. draw. a

Ken’s

’ Phone 2472

WHEEL
ALIGNMENT

Kinnaird, B.C,

McGill will ‘discuss the company’ 's
recruiting program and the op-
portunities which will be avail-.

At the regular meeting Tues-
day night one club membership
was approved, In a report from)
the Christmas’ welfare commit-
tee, 26 hampers were delivered |:
totalling $275, The hampers were
for needy families that were
‘brought to the attention of the
Bran Bee i
Improvements to the club
facilities are to be started at
once and will give a new look
to the premises. Membership dues

are now. renewable for 1960.

SS

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MILK Pacific’ or Carnation, 6 tins,
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TOMATO JUICE sient, 48 02:2 ns.

PEANUT dices Kerzy' tin

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| year,” said Mr. Carr, but a train--

Ce i that the inhalat-
or is not available when needed
were answered Monday night by
Comm, George Carr in his report
as chairman of Castlegar's fire
and light committee,

“The department feels the
inbalator is being cared for and

Mr. | Mra, Bill McGauley is a pa-
tient

Mrs.: Ted Gergely Hospital,
Spent tine neuleriae holidays vis- |

and j. &. Nixon of,
Coldiake, Alberta, visited rant)

friends and relatives here over
the holidays,

t in the Castlegar and District

Miss Catherine Pellegrin of
UBC and. Mr, Arvi Pellegrin
spent the holidays at the home of
eee Parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.

orf and Mrs, M, Downing
and baby of Fort Nelson, B.C.
visited at the home of Mrs, Dow-
ning's parents, Mr, and Mrs, J.
F, Kivlough over the Rolidays,

Mr, and Mrs, H. Pitts accom-
panied by’ their daughter Miss
: Doreen Pitts spent New Year's
in Calgary at the-home of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, H, Pitts,

* Miss Maureen Lipsett has re-
turned to her teaching position
at Victoria after being the holi-
dey. guest of her parents, Mr. and

Mrs,. E, J, Lipsett. Also visiting '
at the Lipset! home during the
Yuletide season were Mr. end

Mrs, Lipsett’s son-in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs, J. c.
Daley of Sudbury, Ont.

Former residents of Castle-
gar Mr. and Mrs, Jimmy David-
son will -be celebrating their
Golen Wedd'ng Anniversary on
Jan, 13, Mr. Davidson was the
first skipper on th@™ Castlegir
ferry and retired about seven or
eight. years ago, moving to Van-
couver to reside at 1757-36 Ave.
E. Many Castlegar residerits will
vemember Little. Jimmy on.the
ferry with his “ey, ey, me Dar-
ling.”

Mrs, Alta Goodfriend of Cal-
gary, visited her daughter. and
son-in-law,,*Mr, and Mrs. Joe |‘
Beauchamp over the holidays.

Mrs, Ivan Petschauer is a pa-
tient in the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital,

Mr. and Mrs, Morris Hing-
ley visited friends in Nelson on
the weekend,

‘Mr, M, Taylor of Trail vi-
sited friends and relatives in
| Castiegar on the weekend,

Miss Lorraine Schwartzen-
hauer left for Nelson last week-
end to resume her studies at
Notre Dame College:

Mr. Matt Larocque has re-
turned to his home in Castlegar
after a visit in Renata with: his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Peter Larocque,

"Mr. and Mrs, W. 0, Devitt

at all times
the proper procedure is followed
in obtaining it,” said Mr, Carr.

the fire’ department has been
“satisfactory throughout the

.course showed the necessity
of repeated’ exercises of various
types, “particularly driving and
pumping.”

‘The biggest item ‘of equip-
ment bought this year was 600
feet of 144-inch hose, but supple-
mentary equipment had been
negiected in 1959 “in the inter-
ests of economy.”

Some more equipment should
be bought in 1960 and this in-
cludes some type of uniforms for
fire ‘practices. The uniforms are
particularly needed for identifi-
cation, said Mr. Carr, .

An . alternative generator
should be installed in two fire
trucks, The present generators,
said the fire chairman, will not
supply electricity for spotlights
and floodlights at normal pump-
ing. The batteries are being run
“dangerously low” and it is pos-
sible that a truck might “conk
out at a night fire” .

The 1929-model. fire truck
should “definitely be retired this
year” because of its poor brakes,
faulty steering and general ob-
soleteness,

This truck can be ‘retired,
said Mr, Carr, just as soon as the
Mercury fire truck is equipped
with a ladder rack. “This will
give us two modern units ‘fairly
well equipped.”

FROST COLOR

It is not a touch of frost that
auses trees to turn color in the
Fall. As winter approaches the

present in the leaves then pre-
dominate.

“Gad l IVE!

The manpower situation in|-.

have to their home. af-

over the New Year's holidays.
Mr, and ‘Mrs, R. A. D. West
visited. in| Vancouver over the
New Year's holidays and have
returned home to Castlegar. ©

Const, R. J. - Stewart of
Vancouver was a house guest of
Mr. and ‘s, L, V. Campbell
over the Yuletide holidays.

‘Const, and Mrs,' K.: King vis-
ited friends in Castlegar during
the hotidays before returning
to their home in Burnaby, B.c.

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