CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.

“THURSDAY, JULY’:4; 1957

LOW RAIL FARES TO
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EXHIBITION

“JULY 15 to 20

, ONE WAY FARE ° j

From, all statlona.in Saskatche-
borta and in British
gceeteouters Prince

port and east)

ine 23 ‘to 20

RETURN Lami 4 JULY 22
If no train corvice July 22, take
first available train

Ful information from an;
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Castlegar Happenings| =

“Sharon Taylor left to, spend
a few days in Vancouver visit-
ing friends before leaving for a
stay at Savory Island, B.C.

Mrs, Helen MacPherson, of
Port Coquitlam is visiting her
sister Mrs, R, J. Ridgley.
‘4, . Mrs, Helen Gergley is leav-

ing Wednesday for Revelstoke
for a short visit before going to

ee
THE ‘DISTRICT, SOCIAL NOTES...

visit her daughter and son-in- sch

law, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Pitman,
Port Coquitlam, and. son and
Goughter-in-law,
‘Ted Gergley for
months. E

Mr, and Mrs, ate Haines

have returned from a ng
trip’ to Christina Lake for “the
weekend.

Mr, and Mes. Gilbert Fowler

Mr. Bill Reid, otticer Com-

.|manding is at Cadet camp at

Sea Island, B.C.

Mr. ‘and Mrs, C.. Broadman
and family of Slocan City visited

at the home of the former's]:

mother,- for the holiday.

Geoff Pincott formerly of
Caseeery 7s with Burton

and Mrs, Bill Reid‘and
Barbara, have returned from |"
their cottage at Syringa Creek,
where they spent the weekend.

Miss Barbara Dower and
Miss Doreen Pitts were home for

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Mr, and Mrs. ‘Leo Bosse
spent a. camping holiday at Deer
Park at the weekend.

Pythian Sisters held their
last meeting for the summer, on
Tuesday, with a Pot Luck Supper.
The Most Excellent Chief, Mrs.
Nellie Bradford presented two
25 year,jewels, one to Mrs; Forgie

|Zhompson and one to-Mrs. Violet

Nelson. First part of their enter-
tainment was bowling, with Mrs.
Nellie Bradford's team being the
winners and Mrs. George San-
tano’s team the Consolation prize.
After the bowling, bridge was
played with Mr. O. Proud of

Kinnaird being the winner and

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Mrs. Warkentin

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prize,
*Mr, and Mrs, John t

Kinnaird Korner

spent the weekend in Nelson
visiting. relatives. x ey

‘Mr, and Mrs, John Hunter
and family left for a holiday to
the Prairies. . . :

Mr, and Mrs, Art Wilson and
Eddie of Kimberley and -former-
ly of Castlegar spent acouple of
days with Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Hunter, enroute to Coastal points,

Janis and Gerald, Simpson of
Trait are visiting their _grand-
Parent's Mr. Ros De-
Foe for the weelc,

Mr: and Mrs. L, V. Campbell
visited in Osoyoos with Mr. and
Mrs, J: R, Elliott, former resi-
dents of Castlegar for’ the weeks
end,

Mr, and Mrs. R. Defoe had as
visitors, the latter's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Brown, and friends of Walley,
B.C., for a few days enroute to
Regina,

Mr. Jack Ford is in Vancou-
ver for a few days, being inter-
viewed for the Venture Plan and
R.0.1,T.

~ Mr. and Mrs, S. Price of
Bowmanville, Ontario, visited for
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
M.. H. Ford. ae

Rev. and Mrs, L, C. John-
ston left Monday for. a month's
holiday in the States and around
Vancouver, before taking up re-
sidence at their new charge at
Hope, - Bs Cc. x

Mi and Mrs, W. Easton spent
the holiday at the latter’s parents,
Mr, and Mrs, W. Byres, Nelson.

Mr.-and Mrs. C. H. King and
family, ‘and’ Mr, and Mrs, Jack

Smith,.gpent the holiday camp-| |

er Park and Broad-

ing at ze
and caught some nice

water,
fish.

Mrs. EB. Clark had her. sister
and brother-in-law visiting them
for the weekend.

Mr, and Mrs. George Wood
at Robson St. had their son and
daughter-in-law and family visit-
ing them at the weekend.

Among those spending the
long’ weekend at Christina Lake
were Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Haw-
kins and Allan; Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Hawkins, Miss Vay Hawkins and
Mr. Bill Olithant. Visiting them
at the lake were Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Hawkins; Mr. andd Mrs.
Gordon Dolsen and Marian of
Trail,

Mr. w. Collinson is holiday-

in England.

Miss Terry McLeod. spent
a week at Glenmerry visiting her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs,
Norman McLeod and Robbie.

Mr, and Mrs. W. Howder

dy of.Seattle visited the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, Smibert
for a few days, They left for]
home on Monday, accompanied
by David Brown.

Mr, and Mrs, E, Fitzpatrick
had ,as weekend guests, their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lloyd
and family of Penticton.

Mr. and Mrs. J, C. McLeod
accompanied Dr, and Mrs, Fowler
in the boat club-outing on the
lakes over the weekend,

A pretty blonde cocker pup-
py has adopted the E, Fitzpat-
ricks—Is your dog AWOL,

Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Lamond
and boys left Friday to spend
their vacation at White Rock.

vacationing at the Coast,

Lorne Christensen returned
Saturday from Trail -Tadanac
Hospital, where he was a patient
for a few days.

, New residents of Kinnaird
are Mr, and.Mrs. Frank An-
scombe, formerly of Cranbrook.

Mr. A, Nielsen is at the
Coast, where he will spend some
time in Shaugnessy Hospital.

Mrs, J. Hendricks has as her
guests her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. R. Tourty and
Loretta of

They will proceed to the Coast
in‘a few days.

- Lorne Stevenson of ‘Spokane
is spending a week with his friend
Ronnie Hendricks. He has been
visiting in the district since
the close of school. .

Mr. and Mrs, €,-Philips spent
the ee wisiting Ainsworth
and Ni

* Mr. stan Lorne Wotcain,
Mark and Scott, “are spending
two weeks .at ‘Christina Lake,
Mrs. Westgate and boys plan to
eave from there for Vancouver,
where they will spend three
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F, Holmes. .

and family, the latter's mother,

a

and children Jacqueline and Ran-| -

Mr. and Mrs. M. Kissock are]:

Mrs, A. Morehouse, spent the

water’ where they spent th

jong in

Mr, and Mrs, W. Sommerfield
are .vacdttoning ‘in Calgary.

Spending the long weekend
at the A. Eldridge home were
their gon’ Wayne of Elko, Mrs.
Eldrige’s sister end brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. James Preston,
Mary ‘Joy and Don of Creston.
They left Monday with the’ ex-
éeption: of Mary Joys who will
spend a week: with her/aunt and
uncle,

Mrs. George. Jackson was
pleasantly -surprised Tuesday
evening when she paid a casual
call to the home of Mrs, A. Cul-
ley. A large number of her
irlends gathered there to honor
her with a baby shower, ,

A pleasant and colorful even-
ing ensued with Mrs, Jackson re-
ceiving numerous and useful
anticles,-including an avalanche
of baby foods.

A music quiz was enjoyed
with Mrs, J, Burak at the piano;
a Famous"Pcople Contest; an art
contest describing popular songs;
and a scramble word contest,
winners being Mrs. J. Molly,
Mrs," Gerry Archibald, Mrs. K.

Markle, and Mrs. F. Moran. A .

delicious ‘lunch was served.

Assisting the hostess were
Mrs, Burak, Mrs, N, Nordgren,
Mrs. G. Sparrow and Mrs, H.
Jack.

Deer Park Socials

Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Flintoft
and son Douglas of Kelowna!
were the recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. 'T. Williamson.

Mr, and Mrs. Womack, ac-
companied by their nephew, all
of Oakland, California, arrived
to spend the summer at Deer
Park,

A. A. Phelps left to spend a
few days at the home of his par-
ents at Salmon Arm, B.C. He was
accompanied . by his brother
Richard ‘Phelps of Salmo.

Mr, and Mrs, J. V. Brigge-|

man of Trail were the recent
guests of their brother and sister
-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. Brigge-
man.

Mrs. R. Worley and grand-
son Bob of Trail, arrived to
spend the summer vacation at
their home here, They had as
weekend guests A, Worley of
Nelson: and: Mr.-and Mrs, E.
Worley and. children of Robson.

HH. Merriefield and sons Jim-
my and Albért of Castlegar spent
the holiday weekend at their
summer home in Deer Park. They
were accompanied by Mrs. M.
Stover‘and. Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin
of “Castlegar.

‘Mr, and Mrs. P. B. MacCar-
thy and Mr, and Mrs. A. Albo,

Mr, and Mrs. Wally Walper,of Rossland "were visitors” to
! Deer Park, en route to Broad-

_W. (Bill), Briggefian™ ang
son ‘Melvyn of’ Trail ‘spent thg
weekend at their summer home

‘Deer Park ‘Lodge’. They had afm

guesta, Mr. and Mrs, Sheppot
Mrs,|and daughter Sandra,

land,

Miss
Trail is spending a holiday at
home of her uncle and aunt, My
and Mrs. C. S, Phelps.

Mr.. and Mrs, D. Reid ang
children Bonny and David ¢
Castlegar spent the weekend
their summer home here, Amon,
the many other visitors to Dee]
Park were Mr. and Mrs, O. Hauk
aas,+ Mr, and Mrs. A. Wilsor
Mr, and Mrs. H. Clegg, Mr. ant
‘| Mrs,
children all of Rossland;
‘W, Gibson and sons of Trail; 3

‘and Mrs, W. Schwartzenhauer ang
[children, L. Lampard, Mr, ‘

Mrs, W. Smith of Castlegar;

and Mrs. G. A. Walker of Silverfim

ton; Mr. and Mrs. F, Wendis
and Mr. J. Gray of Renata, -

and daughter Sylvia of Canb;
Oregon and Mra. Ora Wires o
Portland, Oregon, arrived toda:
to spend a holiday at the hom

can and daughter Sylvia spen j
the weekend in Spokane.

Dishe Duncan left for Chi

liwack where she will spend
summer holiday.

Mrs, B, Zucco of Vanco
who visited her four childre
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ala
Woodrow, has sceturned hom
where she is employed.

David Gavrilik has left fo
‘Vancouver,

Mr. and Mrs. A. Schweitzegi

(nee Patsy Tench) and- lit
daughter Susan of Vancouver o
Saturday visited Mrs. Schweil
zers’ grandmother, Mrs, D. Gav
rilik. Accomanying the coupl]
was Mrs, Schweitzer Sr. froq
Germany, who is visiting her
and family. ‘

and four children spent fou
days at East Arrow Park whe

they. visited the former’s Parent Rc

and relatives,

Mr, Duncan Carter returne]
from a trip to Vernon, where kh
attended the BCFGA meetin;

Mr, and Mrs, Duncan Ca
their son John and Leslie Wald

and little son Chris spent
weekend visiting relatives
Bluebengy and Robson.

A picnic to wind up the sun

mer months for the First Rebso
Brownie Pack was held on Safj
on the grounds of Allan Woo

row, where the girls under

Jeadership of Mrs. Herb Johns¢e

had an enjoyable time visi!
the zoo. The afternoon came {

a close with games and races

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"THURSDAY, JULY. 4, 1957

CASTLEGAR NEWS, CAST! LEGAR, B.C,

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SHHS Promotion List

Following is the “Pass List”
as provided by Stanley Hum-
phries High Schoo.

Promoted to Grade VIII

W.. Babakaif?, L. Brownlie,
A. Chernenkoff, L, Davis,. W.

| Groutage, T. Hyde, R. Lewis, H.

Maloff, P. Markin, R. Norris, c
€, Pfeifer, B. Scott, V.
Be derotf, K Card, S. Chevel-
dave, 'H, ‘Gorkoff, G, Koorbatott,

|W. Makortoff, P, Markin, L. Nev-

akshonoff, D. Oddie, N. Perehu-
doff, M, Schultz, A. Shutek, R.
Leamy, B. MacBain, A. Merrle-
field, G. Paulson, R, Schwite, B.
Wiebe, B. Berquist, Y. Christe-
foli, G. Harshenin, B. Hunter, D,
Jerome, S, Jones, R\ Krueger, J.
Simpson, P. Soukeroff, J. Zucco,
Cc, Batting, J. Byers, J. Dergou-
soff, B. Harshenin, R, Kennedy,

1 V. Makaroff, P, Makaroff, M.

Molley, D, Phillips, J.. Rempel, O.
Smales, T. Woodrow, T. Ackney,
H. Bonderoff, T. Dalton, K, Gev-
atkoff, D. Haywood, G. Letke-
man, C, Makeiff, M, Markle, P.
Pereverzotf, B, Popotf, J. Rice,
V. Stoochnoff, C, Rezansoff, R.
Skene, J. Stadler, J, Stewart, M
a

Hesketh, W. MacKareth, P. Mc-
Nee, A. Hawkins, B. Jolly G.
Keraiff, T. Kinakin, V. Martel,
R. Melver, -G. Messner, M, Ozer-
off, J. Osachoff, M, Peters, P,
Potapoff, P. Makortoff, W. Mar-
kin, J. Nixon, J. Onions, K. Ril-
koff, c. Rivers, B, Soberlak, P.
Soutkorott, R. Sumner, J. Thorn-
dale,-P, ‘Téogood, S, Vanderburg,
M York, G. Scheupfer, P.’ Plot-

“, Ranson,’ E. Rilkoff, F.

a Brewer, D. Card, H..Chernoff,
M.. Demoskoff, H. Hadikin, E,

.| Holuboff, 'H. Rilkoff, G. Ander-

son, L. Androsoff, G. Argatotf,
R. Buchna, R. Campbell, M.

-| Cheveldaeff, D; Franco, L. Hack-

man, J. Harrower, C. Harshenin,
O. Smith, H, Strelieff, W. Tom-
Unson, J. ove L. Kamakeff,
0. Konkin, F.

_PAGE 5 (of)

_ THE OLD HOME TOWN smetsmem ) ‘sane

polkin, N. Plotnikoff, A. Reibin,

bedoff, D. Mair, -E. McLeod, J.
Nazaroff L. Waldie, J. Walker, L.
Zeibin, A, Bate, D. Brown, E,
Chernoff, B. Dunlop, S. Ewart,
8S. Gray, M. Guido, W. Hender-

P. Legebokoff, D.. McLuckie, P.
Morey, B. Pinckney, T, White-
lock, B, Ballard, C, ‘Cheveldave,
F. Rilkoff, A. Verigin, J. Whit-
taker, S. Anderson, V. Bonderoff,
K. Denteus, J. Fornelli, B. Hale,
M. Hity, N. Voykin, K. Yaseniuk,
W. Bacon, T. Dalton, L, Fink, S.
Hadikin, J. ‘T. Horcoff,

son, L, K G. Kavic,
J. King, L. Penner, J. Reed, W.
Richards, L. Rourke, S. Rysen,
J. Shields, J. Smith, W. Trubits-
koff, L. Voykin, K. Watkins,
Conditional Pass

M. Taylor, C. Pago, W. Big-

nell, L. Garrett tt, A. Steller. +H

Per-

B. Jerome, C. Hadikin, M. Heagy,
A, Jenks, C, Jolly, G. Kinakin,
L.. Plotnikeff, G. Schwartzen-

hauer, O. Sorenson, G. Stefoniuls, |.

Repeat Grade VIT
J, Greenwood, H. Dowkes, F.
Morey, S. Cale: H, Fedosoft, a
Smith.
Promoted to Grade x
D. Adshead, C. Anderson, D.
Brownlie, R. Cristofoli, G, Feltz,

G. Gallo, A. Gretchen, A, Hagen,
.| L. L.

fp
everzott, K. ‘Randall, E. i, Pp
Plotnikoff.
Repeat Grade VIII

K. Bonde, R. Hendricks, W.
Newman, L. Makeifg, T. Waliner,
A. Atkinson, D, Gavrililé R. Hun-
ter, D, .Reid, G. Batting, S.

Harmston, H. Markin.

Promoted to Grade X
L. Bayoff, A. Boolinoff, B.
L. Crain, R. Fornelli, R, Funk,
B. Giraud, L. Gleboff, D. Hill, C.

C, Kravski, M, Lam-

.| bert, C. Peters, P. Worobey, R,

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Jolly, V. Malsoff, M. Pictin, B.
Pozdnikoff, K, Poznecov, K. Rob-
inson, N, Scorgie, S. Markle, E.
Newer’. G. Ostrikoff, M. Pop-

, P. Rourke, ‘'B.

@ .GRAND PARADE—Monday, July a 6. Psm.. .. Followed: by. opening

Ceremonies.

@ GALA STAGE SHOW FRIDAY, ‘SATURDAY: NIGHT.

FEATURING: “The Four Knights" of Ty end Radio.
Other attractions.
The Coronets Dance Attraction.

Royal Canedian ,Engineers Band, one of Canada’s Best
through Kind permission of Col. R. J. Carson, C.D., Comman-

dant, Royal Canadian, Schoo! of Military Engineering.

SOMETHING DOING EVERY DAY — World's

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Display — Mock Election _ Squore Dancing — Jaycee Hoedown — ‘Nelson Civic Cheir end Bend

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Ask for a FREE PROGRAM of week's events at Chamber of C

Sport ond Gym “Demonstration — Special Church Services.

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= 9 =13-=< THE FAMILY

off,
Sa Re >Smith, -D. Tamelin,
M. Popoff, R.. Schwan, J. Stoop-
nikoff; B. ‘Taylor, L Websters M.
York, M- Zucco,
Conditional Pass

C..Palsson, W: Paulson, s.
Wolfe, B.:Fenner, L, Gallo,- A.
Brewer, J. Cushner, L. Maloft,
P. McCreight, D. “McPhetson, L.
Postnikoff, P. Bergen, L, Brigge-
man, B, Cristofoli, R. Misgavitch,
D, Phillips, C. L. Riley, S. Wyllie,
B, Rourke, S, Wishloff, L. Hol-
ford, A. Letkeman, R. Lightle, B.
Verigin.

Repeat Grate 1X

M.. Ackerman, N. Idle, 'M.
Postnikeff, S, Tindale, A. Cag-
non: ‘R. Haywood, J. Kaufman,
K. Markin, M. Meredith, J. Phil-
lipoff, N. Skene, M.° Ponak, D.
Zaitsoff, M. Argsioff, J. Merri-
ifield, ‘V. Zaitsofé.

‘

Promoted to Grade XI ¢

S. Johnson, L. Jones, V. Lac-
tin, ¥. Mitchell, V. Overnay, J.
Scott, B. Townsend, G. Whittak-
er, M. Zoobkoff, S, Albee, D.
Brommeland, M. Croteau, J. Han-
son, G. Héagy, M. Johnson, B.
-Kanéster, J, Killough, M. Kon-
kings M.. Lebedoff, K.- Muirhead,
J Melver, « M. Nazaroff,.A. Ne-
greiff; M. Relkoff, M. McMillan,
F. ‘Nevakshonoff, .M. Palick, H.
Popoff, L. Schwartzenhauer, M.
-Soberlak, Voykin, D. Hadikin,

L. Grummett, L. Hogg, R. Hop-
land, E. Killough, V. Kinakin, J.
McKay, J. Pinckney, O, Plotni-
koff, .V. Samsonoff, M. ‘Trubit-
skoff, E. Woodrow, M. Romaine,

E, Rysen, S, Sheloff, A, ‘Tambel-
lini, J, Waterman, R. Williams,
W. Gray, D.. Lazaroff, M. Mah,
B. Martin, T. Mojelski, L. Morey.

Conditional Pass to Grade XI

H. Butler, R. Card, S, Clair,
B, Marshall, R. MacPherson, J.
Osachoff, L. Brown, J. Chevel-
dave, B, -Fietz, M. Guido, P.
Harshenin, R. Mitchell, S. White,
BR. Bystrom, D, Cowlin, M. Evdo-
kimoff, N. Hoolaeff, N. Karza-
niewska, M: Makortoff, H. Ne-
vakshonoff, F. Piquard, D. Simp-
son, G. Townsend, I. Anutoosh-
kin, A. Beck, V. Hadikin, B, Hu-
bert, R. Lightle, A, Pellegrin, W.
Peterson, D. Pfeiffer, L. Plotni-
kotf, B, Reid, J. Salekin, Ma Zait-
soft. a

Repeat Grade x
D. Wallace and C. Morey.

Manahan, F, Nazaroft, B. Pere. =

O. Rezansoff, K. Koochin, B. Le-}.

NOTICE

DR. R. A. WALLEY’S OFFICE
Will be CLOSED from JULY 6 to 14

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“dined in’ By-law’ No. ‘98; must-‘close
from 12 noen and remain closed until

3 the next morning:

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