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Thursday, February 4, 1954

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LEGION CORNER

The Annual Banquet and So-
cial on Saturday night was a great
success.

Many of the members attend-
ing were much surprised by the
way the basement clubroom has
progressed. There is still a lot of
work to be done and working
parties are still urgently needed.

New members are coming in
well and keen interest is being
shown in all activities of the Le-
gion.

Rohson Evening Group
Enjoy Valentine Box

The Robson Evening Group
W.A. held their social evening at
the home of Mrs, R. A. Fowler.

After a brief business session,
a Valentine’s Box was brought
forth. Each member was asked
to put as many p i

into the} %

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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The

District's Social Events

Phone 3034

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box, as would correspond to their
age, e.g. a member 35 years old
would deposit 35 pennies. ;

Some 1s decided to give

Mrs, J. Kennedy Heads
Baden-Powell Club

The Baden Powell Club of
Kinnaird elected new officers at
their annual meeting at the home
of Mrs, John Kennedy with Mrs,
Don Fox as co-hostess and re-
tiring president, Mrs, W. Brown-
lie in the chair.

Elected yee Mrs, J. Kennedy,

Gastlegar Happonings

isnt)
. CLARK'S
Funeral Chapel
Flower Shop

Owned & Operated By
Lynn and Mell Monkhouse

Phone Trail 125

1054 TAMARAC AVENUE
Foot of Smelter Hill
TRAIL, B.C.

their on the i
plan, fearing that if they gave
them all at once it would fill the
box and leave no room for the re-
mainder of the pennies.

Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. R. A. Fowler and Mrs. D. A.
Duncan. Mrs. J. Scott read a num-
ber of magazine articles.

Winner of the door prize was
Mrs, N. Anderson.

Yhe next meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Giraud on

Feb. 25.

STORM SASH, OOMBINATION STORK
DOORS & GABINET MA¥ING

FY Gent Fisithing Wateriab are wed In our Construction

KOOTENAY

Phone 4066

Suppliers

SS —EEEEEEEE—qEEES

BULLETIN BOARD

BUILDERS

Columbia Avenue

HOME ON LEAVE — LAC
Bjarne Aasland of the RCAF, is
spending a 14 day leave at the
home of his father, Mr. O. Aas-
land. L:A.C. Asland is

Kinnaird Korner

David Smith, Synodical Secretary,

CHURCH SPEAKER — Rev.

was guest speaker at the Presby-
terian Church last Sunday.
On Saturday the 6th., the Pres-

at Comox, Vancouver Island.

FROM HOSPITAL — Dr. R. A
Walley has returned from Mater

byterian C ion will hold
their annual Financial meeting
and election of officers for ‘the
coming year. Rev. Mossell of Nel-
son will be chairman of that

where he was a patient.
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SOCIAL EVENING e— The
Ladies Auxiliary #2. the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, C bia Val-

one
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION —
The Kinnaird Athletic pscee
tion met at the home of Mr, E.

ley Aerie 3107, held a Social
Evening in the Legion Hall, Fri-
day evening. Bingo and Cards
were enjoyed and dancing round-
ed out the evening in gay style.
Supper was served by the ladies.
The next regular meeting of
the L.A. is tonight at the Legion
Hall.
? ees

_ RETURN TO CALGARY —
Mrs. S. Roberts returned Satur-
day. to Calgary after spending
the past three weeks at the home
of Mr. and Mrz. = Hesketh.

FROM GEAND

Pi int last T

Plans for a budget for the coming
year, were drawn up. Officers of
this Association are L, C. Green-
wood, president; Ralph Mokalki,
vice president; E. Pierpoint, sec;
retary and Ernie Bradley, treas-
urer,

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VALENTINE TEA — The Ang-
lican W.A. held 4 Sewing Bee at
the home of Mrs, J. J. Robinson

‘jthe home of Mrs.

Mrs, B, Calken,
vice residents with Mrs. J. Cush-
ner and Mrs, A. Waterman re-
elected as treasurer and secretary
respectively.

Plans were discussed for the an-
nual Scout father and son banq-
uet in the Improvement Society
Hall during Scout week. Mrs, F.
Sykora will be convenor.

Mrs, A. Waterman ‘won the
hostess prize,

Birthday Party |
For 5 Year Old

A delightful party was held at
H. F. Howes,
Monday, to celebrate Glenna’s
fifth birthday.

Games and records were enjoy-
ed by the youngsters and a love-
ly lunch, highlighted by the
birthday cake, was served.

ler and Bruce, Mrs, Kraft, Mrs.
Buhr an@ Patsy and Mrs. Thomas
and Linda.

this week. The t gather-
ed and sewed table cloths which
will be used for the Valentine
Tea in the Improvement Society
Hall on Feb. 13.

Jack Zibert returned Tuesday
from Grand Forks where he
spent the weekend visiting rela-
tives. soe 8

A Free Community Service a Phone 3441

ROTARY GUESTS — Visitors
at the weekly Rotary Club Din-

.@ The Li ing Guild are a Val-
entine Tea and Bake Sale on Saturday, February 13,
1964 at the Parish Hall between 3 and 5 p.m. ,

ner were Mr.
A. Muehler and Dr. D. C. Smith
both of Nelson, along with Harry
D. Harrison who was guest
speaker. ~

Sunday, February 21st, Guide and Scouts own i
The High School Auditorium, for Castlegar, Robson
and

Remember the date! April 24th, the Legion L.A.
Branch 170, will hold their Spring Tea and Bake Sale.
Kinnaird United Church: St, Patrick’s Tea and Bake
Sale, Saturday, March Ms

OE. St. ‘vatentine’s Dance, Kinnaird Hall, Friday,

)February 12th. Dance to the Mel-O-: Aires From 8:30
till 1 pam. Everybody Welcome. Admission $2.00 per
Couple.

Kinnaird Anglican W.A. will hold a Zeca, Bake Sale
‘and Novelty Table in the Kinnaird Hall on February
13, from 2:30 to 5:00 pam. ~

The C.W.L. is’ holding a bake sale in Goulet’s Drug
* Store, Saturday, Febrnary 6th from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cyril Bell Agencies Lid.

: Phone 3441 Castlegar
NIGHT CALLS PHONE 3683, 8. A. PINCOTT
urance Advisors

Deer Park Socials

TO NELSON — Mrs. “R.
Coleman and infant son Lorne
Henry were recent visitors to
Nelson; the guests of Mr, and Mrs.
T. Coleman.
eee
¥ROM TRAIL —G. A. Walker
returned after spending: the week-
end in Trail and

Castlegar —

IN CHURCH

The United Church
Of Canada

10:30 a.m. — Sunday School.
TS p.m. — Hymn Sing and

i S,
K. A. Morrow
’ OPTOMETRIST
Sulte 3 — Post Office Bldg.
OFFICE HOURS

9 AM TO 5 PM.
Closed AH Day Tuesday

For Appointments
PHONE 2581

Guests were Mrs. W. Banigan |}
and Shelly, Mrs. Ford, Mrs, Mil-|§

Dominoes To Host
Grand Forks Sal,

The Castlegar Dominoes will -

play hosts to the senior men’s
basketball team from Grand.
Forks at the Stanley Humphries -

High School Auditorium Satur- ;

day evening beginning at 8:30
p.m,

It will be a return match for
the two clubs, Dominoes journey-
ed to Grand Forks on Jan, 23 and
came home with a 46-36 win
to their credit,

- Gouchman
Fowler

Collinson
Agencies

FIRE — ‘AUTO
LIABILITY
Accident — Sickness
INSURANCE
PHONE 2031

WANTED
OLD BEER
BOTTLES.

The Castlegar Sea Cadets jj
Will Stage A
BOTTLE DRIVE.

+ SAT., FEB 6
Please Have Your
Bottles Ready

PROCEEDS WILL BE
USED FOR CADETS
CANTEEN

Service: of ip.

Qnd & 4th Sundays 1i am.
{Service of Worship.

Tet perl Third Sundays at
11 am.

St. Rita’s Church.
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 11 a.m
G : ings at
zi 7:30 p.m.

RECORDS

TO PLEASE EVERY MUSIC LOVER

HEAR THEM IN THE THEATRE .
” BUY THEM AT. THE~

LAKESINE HORBEY CENTRE
. Across from the Theatre: .

SSS SMUT

.
FROM RENATA — A. C. Wal-
dron of Renata was a recent visi-
tor to Deer Park,
*
WHARF JOB — #1. D. (Buster)
Gaskell of Willow Point, B.C., has
arrived to take charge of a wharf
construction job.

Sunday Mass at 10 a.m,

St. Joseph’s Chapel

Pentecostal

Tabernacle
First Avenue “and ‘Juniper
and

Renala Tidings

Rennie Uimi was the recipient of

a variety | of lovely gifts when 11

JOHNNY'S
MEAT MARKET

PHONE 2001

TOP QUALITY MEATS
Red and Biue Beef — Pork — Veal

Chicken*— Fresh Fish

Lamb —_— fw x 3Som = 5Se5
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Lh. ......-. 58¢
RED & BLUE BEEF -
POT ROAST

Lb. .....22s- 480

LB, SLICED

SIDE. BACOR

Cello, Volb. .. 38c

AYLMER
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one blow. Games and refresh-
ments were enjoyed by the
guests.
ece

HOUSE WARSIING — A house-
warming party was held at the
home of the recent newlyweds,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Toews when
friends surprised the couple and

BIRTHDAY PARTY — Little]:

Community Bible

Coot
Ventre

= Undemoninational

Sunday School, Sundays at
10:30 am. es for young
people of all ages, Legion Hall,
Castlegar. :

Service, Sundays,7:30
p.m. A service for the aay, ie
the Legion Hall,

Prayer and Bible study, "Thurs-
days, 7:45 p.m. and Young Peo-
ple’s ‘Fellowship, Fridays, 17:30
p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Woodrow, Columbia Avenue.

Ail are cordially invited. “

were enjoyed by the guests, The
evening was topped off with de-
licious refreshments.

Contest winners were Mrs.
Bert Toews, Mrs. Matt Rohn,’
Mrs. Julius Dyck and Mrs, Wm.
Hale.

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FROM NANAIMO — Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Toews have returned
to their home after a two months
visit to Nanaimo,

MES. KB PETEESON SPEAKS
TO HOME. NURSING DIVISION
Mrs, Anne Peterson, who re-
cently returned from a course on
Civil Defence Welfare, was guest
speaker at a meeting of the Home
Nursing Division, | St. John’s

Presbyterian Church
Services in the Church every
Sunday at.11:15 am ,.
D. A. MacKellar, Minister

Anglican Church
Kinnaird — 2:30 p.m. "
Castlegar — 7:30 p.m.

Full Gospel Assembly

Church Services every Sunday
afternoon, 2:30 p.m.
Kinnaird Improvement Society

Rey. Paul Lade, Minister _

Helen’s Flower Shop

4th, AVE AT MAPLE. ST.

PHONE 2181 or 2601

SPEGIAL FOR VALENTINES DAY

CARNATIONS

‘@ CUT. FLOWERS e CORSAGES

‘_BUDGIE BIRDS |

V CLEAN

DRY CLEANERS

WILL BE.

OPEN |
FOR BUSINESS. .

AGAIN . ON

- Monday, February Sih

naird Centre, held on Jan. 20 at
the home of Mrs..and Mrs. J. C.
McLeo

dL. *

Mrs, Peterson said that lec-
tures on:-bomb-born babies should
be given to educate the public. A
registered nurse and doctor will
give such:a lecture on a date to
be announced.

The next meeting is at the
||home of Mrs. L. Greenwood on
feb. 17 and will be a short busi-

Quiet _practicat talks on ‘the
Gospt and Fellowship
of the Old and New Testament.
Castlegar Legion Hall.
Friday, 7:00 pam

ness session followed by a social
evening.

Conducted by Miss Hayduke and
Miss Websdale. ,

vx OPENING

ONE WEEK.— February 8 to 18 Inclusive, ,
2 Dresses Cleaned For the Price
of ONE with Orders .
OF $1.50 OR OVER

SPECIAL x

Thuredey, Febirity 4;

1954

CASTLE ‘NEWS,’ Castlegar, B.C. -’

Sponsor Hard: Times -
Dance, Feb. 19

Plans for sponsoring a Hard
Times Dance, to be held in the
Kinnaird Improvement Society
Hall, Feb. 19, were made at a

s meeting of the Kinnaird Catholic

Club on Jan. 25 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, S. Gallo.

Mrs, T. Fourt was named gen-
eral convenor for the dance.

Mrs. A. A. Lambert was named
general convenor of sewing in
connection with a gala Tea and
Bake Sale ‘to be held next Oct-
ober, Mrs.’ Lambert is organizing
work . circles. including one
among the teenagers.

The next meeting of the Club

is to be held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Kennedy on Feb. 15.

Oddfellows Ghserve
Birthday Of Founder
With Social Evening

Some 60 members of the local
Oddfellows. Lodge, their wives
and. Rebeccas, enjoyed a social
the
in the

regular lodge

" .» CITY STOPS FOOLING WITH STARLING

at Haraiiton, Ont. Shotgun e:

there for Instructions on the star! shal

gantsa by the city councillors, which took place
in Gore park. After 160 shotguns blasted away

ata given signal, cbout 5.000 ‘starlings were’ able number.

SHENANIGANS

—Central Canadian

lead. Many eltizens protested the shoot:as in-
humane, but others who were in the habit of
wearlng paper brotecHon for their hats, were
cheering for more shcots to reduce t' » estimated
bird population of 2

000,000 to a mure reason-

Twin Rivers Hall. .
Commemorating the birthday of
Thomas Wildey, der of Odd-

Three. Stewards Reelected

ip in North A ica, the
event included vocal ducts by
Babs and Tannis Killough and
songs by Ron and Mary Gemmill
to their own guitar accompani-
ment,
For the remainder of the eve-
ning, there was dancing to the
music of the Killough Orchestra.

United Church At Robson
Review Successful Year

The business and achievements sided at the meeting, paid tribute

Food and t duct:
ranked first. among Canadian
manufacturing industries in 1952
with a gross value of $3,447 mil-
lion; second were iron and steel
products, at $2,134 million.

year were to the “outstanding: loyalty of
reviewed at the annual meeting ‘this little community to its

of the Robson United Church,,
Monday evening in the Robson,
Community Hemost Church
Hall. The th

church.” Special tribute was paid
to the Women’s Association for

Horcoff And Serkach

Win Senior Mixed
Doubles Badminton

Mike Horcoff and

Mike Verzuh, President

(Kinnaird First

Annual Meet:

Another nine week First. Aid

Aiders Hold
Begin Course

Course was launched in the Kin-

naird Hmprovement: Society Hall Tuesday evening with 20 First

Aiders

for the

group, the St.

John’s Ambulance ee ener Kinnaird Centre, were also elected.

Mike Verzuh was named presi-
dent for 1954; John Kennedy,
vice president; Joseph Logelin,
treasurer and Steve Jankola sec-
retary. Executive members elect-
ed are: Ray, Heagy, Frank Rich-
ardson, Martin Bale, Stuart Mc-
Kenzie, Mrs, Steve Gallo, Mrs. J.
McLeod and Mrs, J, Moll,

Mr. John “Williamson of Trail
is honorary president.

Mrs, Steve “Gallo\told of the
Loan Cupboard the Home Nur-
sing : Division of the Centre are
planning. This cupboard, to be
located in the Improvement So-
ciety Hall, will be equipped by
the group with a variety of medi-
cal and first aid needs for the
use of the conimunit

Kinnaird Girl Guides entering
the annual C.M. & S, Co, Girl
Guide First Aid competitions at
Trail in the Spring. The three in-
structors are: Ed Schultie, Stuart .
McKenzie and Wilf Leduc.

KROMHOFF TURKEY FOULTS —
FOR 54

Western Cannda’s Largest Poult
Producers. Write to-day for cata-
logue and prices. Kromhoff Tur-
key Farms Ltd, R.R. No. 5, New
Westminster, B.C.

ty. . 7
Red Cross activities. during the} =)

year included
instrictors f

Aid tent at the’ Castlegar Coro-
nation Day’. festival; placing a
First: Aid booth at the Kinnaird
Labor Day celebration and org-
anization of. the none Nursing
Division,

The Centre also: organized and
administered’ the drive ‘for -pur-

Bermbach were the winners last
night in a Round Robin Mixed
Doubles

chase of a | which was
recently turned over. to the vil-
lage who put it in charge of the
Kinnair

at the Stanley Humphries High
School auditorium, sponsored by
the C. inton Club,

adv Fire Depart-
meni. Seven firemen have been
trained i in its use. *
‘for the Castlegar

‘The presentation of the Cup to
the winning team by Harry Tay-

ambulance for Kinnaird patients
were also supplied. Frank Rich-

their ivi which

i} lor, of the Club, cli

of six new pews for the

by. a Pot Luck canper heartily

RADIO .
‘SERVICE
B.HUBER

enj d by young and old.

The meeting: was told the
Church met all its financial com-
mittments for the year and is in
full accord ‘with the Castlegar
United Church charge, being self

a) F
of the Charge, George ‘Santano,
said it. is very gratifying to see
a well Castlegar, Kinnaird
‘Robson ‘have each done dur-
ing the past year.

Rev. L. C. Johnston, who pre-

Attention Co-Op Members

We shall now have INDIVIDUAL Accident
Policies to cover you while riding Co-op

rtation Society Buses. Covers Death
Benefits and Loss of Wages. Averss Premiom

$10.00 Per Year.

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church, a

ed a full evening of spirited com-
in which :22 teams (44

to both She United. ‘Chureh and
the Anglican Church plus dona-
tions to the Missionary Funds of
these Churches and that of the
Baptist Church.

. The W.A, also paid for fuel oil

during the year and made dona-

tions to the Milk for Korea Fund

and Flood ‘Relief Fund besides

paying for new hymn poole. and
ding parcels.of shi.

players) participated.
ing from the liminary

eliminations into the semi-finals,
were Mike Horcoff and Barbara
Bermbach;
Joan Sutton; Fred Waldie and'B.
Conroy; Bill Kereiff and Molly
White. -

Scores in the Seroletinals’ and
finals were:

to the

alvation Army and Unitarian
Reliet for Overseas. :

} Reelected to the Board of Stew-

ards were Mrs. W. T. Waldie,

Mrs, M. E. McPhee and J. T. Web-
ster. Mr. W. T. Waldie was also

elected to this Board.’

Elected to the Sessions to act
with Mr. J. Porter, was Mr. W.
A. Brown. Mr. Nickerson was
thanked for his services on the
Sessions during the past few
years.

Thanks were also extended to
Dr. W. L. Wright for his work as
organist. The hope. was expressed
he would continue. Mrs. W. L.
Wright ‘was reelected , Auditor
‘with thanks for her past ‘services.

The i irmed the|.

vs. Hor:
coff and Sutton — 15- 3, "18- 15,
15-10.

Waldie and Conroy’ vs. Kereift
and White — 15-9, 14-7, 15-10.

Horcoff and* Bermbach ' vs.
Waldie and Conroy -— 12-15,
18-17, 15-11,

Tonight at the high school the

Senior Group of the High School] .

Badminton Club hold their tour-
nament. It will begin at 6 p.m.
and wilt include boys and girls
singles, boys ‘and girls doubles
and mixed doubles, -

Also on the badminton agenda.
for the future ‘is the West Koo-
tenay Junior Badminton Tourns-

| ment to be held here.for the third

successive. year on March 5, 6
and~Z. :

action of Castlegar in appointing
Mr. G. Santano as official repres-
entative to the Presbytery.

Mrs. J. Porter is Flower. Con-
venor and Mr. Porter is on the
A.O.T.S, for the Castlegar United
Church charge.

DERZY: — To Mr. ‘and Mrs.

f John Derzy, Castlegar in Trail

Tadanac Hospital, Jan, 18, @ son.

WAITE .— To Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Waite (nee Marleis Brod-
man), in Mater Misericordiae
Hospital, Rossland, ‘Jan. 22, a
daughter, f

MUNCH — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Munch, Castlegar, at Koo-
tenay Lake Géneral Hospital,
Jan. 24, a son.

REPIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Repin, Shoreacres, at Koo-
tenay. Lake: -

1.000 Feat Neade: |

bk hate Seater

To Pass Car At

fare you a. fast driver? | the
highest: legal speed vit

Paul Horcoff iand|-7

ardson, ex-
pressed thanks to the Kinnaird
centre for the type of First Aiders
provided for his assistance in op-
erating the ambulance.
The Centre is, also« supplying
three instructors’ for a class of

the. supplying of];
the — Kinnaird |.
Guide Company: "placing “a ‘First |'

ONSALEAT
THE GASTLE NEWS

WORtteG-witn CARA
Wn sveRt WALE oF ture
SUnce $007 ?

Castlegar Branch.

JAMES R. ELLIOTT, Manager

any. B.C, highway i is 50 miles See
hour. This is considered a safe
maximum, allowing proper con-
trol in an emergency, °
U some
to go =
or sist to use all that power that
is theirs fora little extra press-
ure of the right foot — do travel
at rates greatly in excess of what
the law allows..

It'is: when overtaking another
vehicle: that ‘trouble is likely to
develop, especially if the one who
is being passed is also in a hurry.
For instance; a car travelling at
60 miles per hour (88 feet per
second) overtaking one going 55
miles per hour (80.67. feet .per

second), the faster car overtakes ||

at the ratio of 1.33 feet per sec-
ond.

Suppose that he starts his
swing-out 40 feet behind the
other-car. In five seconds he is
almost - exactly alongside the
other car, but i in this interval he

Jan, 25, twins; boy and girl.
ZAYTSOFF — tok Mr. and Mrs.

.Zaytsoff, C:
Trail” Tadanac Hospital Jan. ai,
a daughter.

PHELPS —.To ‘Mr. and Mrs.
Chester’ Phelps, Deer’ Park, at

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