CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 19, 1959

~ Eastern Star Holds Sale

The ladies of Minto Chapter . The tea tables were cach
No. 79, Order of the Eastern Star, ; centered with a lighted candle
held a very successful tea and; in star-shaped holders, Those
sale on Saturday afternoon in+ ‘ pouring during the afternoon
the Twln Rivers hall. were Mrs, H, Grummett, Mrs, C.

The Worthy Matron, Mrs. J.; Saunders, Mrs, G, Caskey, Mrs.
Sherbiko, received the guests and | D. Askew, Mrs. B. Donnan and
she was assisted by Mrs. & Grant. | !Mrs, J. Lawson, General con-
Mrs. Sherbiko welcomed the | venor for the sale was Mrs. S.
guests and declared the sale open, Grant.

The serving table was cover-! Committees in charge were:
ed with a pale green cloth with | sewing, Mrs. H. Johnson assisted
a crochet cloth over it and was; by Mrs, Ed Johnson and Mrs. T.
centered with a beautiful arran-|B, Couch. Bake table, Mrs, H,
gement of white pom.pom mums Adie assisted by Mrs, N. Oswald
and green fern. Silver services | and Mrs, I, McNeil. Children's
j table, Mrs, L, Ferguson. Tea tab-
i les, Mrs. L. Davis, Mrs. R, De-
; Foe, Mrs. A. McDonald, Mrs, H.
| Pitts, Mrs. D, Askew and Mrs. H.
Grummett.

Tea tickets, Mrs, R. Crain,
jCake raffle and bean guessing,
oni, Salami, Hot Capicolli, | Mrs. J. C. Waldie. Kitchen, Miss
Soprasetta, Dry salted Cod- iL. McKenzie assisted by Mrs. M.
fish, Cheese, French Beans, } | Peachy, Mrs. L. Westgate and
ete. - ‘Mrs, G, Bouthillier,

The winners of the prizes
| Were: door prize, Mrs, L. Swaddle;
j cake, Mrs. 3. Scott; and bean

were at each end of the table.

IMPORTED FOOD

Olive Oil, Olives, Sardines | {
in tins, Anchovies, Macar-

A. FIRMINO
76 Maple St. Phone 5228

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LEGION CORNER

At the regular meeting Tues:
‘day one ordinary and two club
' memberships were accepted.

i Remembrance Day was ob-
served and it was reported that
public participation was greater
than in previous years. A buffet
supper and dance for members
and wives was well attended and
greatly enjoyed.

. First nominations were call-
ed and further nominations will

"ibe called at the next regular

mecting and elections will be
‘held on Tuesday, Dec. 15.
Welfare Bingo will be held

«| this Saturday night. Work parties’

!are called to complete work in
| the hall,

Local Kinsmen Club
Helps Mobile Clinic

A new service to aid children
suffering with speech and hear-
ing handicaps in the form of a
mobile clinic under the sponsor-
ship of the Castlegar-Kinnaird
Kinsmen club has been set up.

Tan King, district officer

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WHEHERS, Ib, 2... 200. cee eevee es O98
VEAL CHOPS, All Guts, Ib. ... - 69c

AMINA TR

from reported at a
mecting here of the B.C, founda-
tion for child care, polio and re-
habilitation,

Four therapists, two in Van-
couver and two on the Island,
have started this work,

Mr. King also outlined to 27
polio representatives of the Kins-
men clubs from Nakusp, Trail,
Nelson, Rossland, Kinnaird, Cas-
tlegar, Warfield and Kaslo the
working methods employed by
the foundation in handling this
work for children crippled with
Polio and instructed them on

clubs,

‘W. M. McEwan, publicity of-
ficer from Vancouver, spoke on
the methods of campaigning for
funds suggesting that a “Mothers
March" campaign be conducted
by groups next spring.

Teasimaster Club
Starts in Castlegar

An organizational meeting of
a Toastmaster Club for the Cas-
tlegar District was held last week,

Members of the Nelson Toast-
master Club attended and put on
a sample meeting for the Castle-
gar men. Toastmaster clubs are
designed so that all members get

'] a chance to phactice public speak-

ing and receive instructive crit-
icism on their efforts,

‘Temporary officers elected at
the organizational meeting were
R. Rivers, president, and R, Wa:
ters, secretary.

A second meeting of the
club will be held next week when
a full slate of officers will be
elected. With Castlegar well re-
presented in the club, mem!
would like to see larger repre-
sentation from Kinnaird.

handling cases in their respective Ma

Kinnaird Social Notes

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5483

Mrs, Harry Palsson returned
Saturday from New Westminster
where she visited Woodland’s
School, observing the training
and supervision of the handlcap-
ped. Mrs, Palsson enjoyed a very
interesting and informative trip
as she is the teacher at Silver
Birch School here.

A well-attended meeting .of
the CWL was held at the home
of Mra, S. J. Jankola where it
was agreed to assist the mentally
in with gifts at Christmas, Busi-
ness associations would be _ oP:

for
in the Prospector. Mrs, G. A.
Archibald, on the education con.
venorship, advised the group of
the splendid reading material to
be obtained from the public h-
brary commission in Victoria.
The ladies plan to alternate in
their hospital visiting. Mrs. H. W.
Cunningham was welcomed as
a guest. Mrs, A. Gray was winner
of the hostess prize. Mrs, W.
Robinson will assist in hosting
the December meeting at the
home of Mrs. A. H, Hominiuk,

Mrs. Laura Briggeman of
Trail is visiting the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Hal Briggeman.

Beau Fourt travelled to Col-
ville on’ Saturday, in the com-

pany of Miss M. Campbell, being
the guests of Beau's sister and
brother-in-lew, Mr. and

Hiser.

Const. and Mrs. Don McDon-
ald spent several days with the
Hisers and visiting friends about
Colville, extending their visit
over the weekend,

Mrs, Wilkie’ Adams and
daughter Margaret visited in Kin-
naird on Sunday,

The regular November mect-
ing of Grace Presbyterian circle
was held at the church with
eight members present. The pres-
ident, Mrs. J, M, Macbeth, led
the devotional period, reading an
Indian version of the Shepherd's
Psalm and leading in prayer. The
bake sale held on Oct. 3 was re-
ported as having been very suc-
cessful A flower bed has been
prpared in front of the church in
which two shrubs obtained. from
Cominco had been planted; the
Brownles had planted about four
dozen tulip bulbs. Further dis-
cussion of future plans was fol-
lowed by a delicious lunch ser-
ved by Blsie Heagy. Miss L. Me:
Kenzie was appointed lunch con.
venor for the next mecting, the
first Thursday in December. Af-
ter lunch, the first program of
the Mission study, The Way In
panes was presented by Mrs, D.

{5 mph Speed Zone Off
At Elementary School

A 15-mph speed zone is no
longer in effect past the elem-
entary school on the highway
through Castlegar Cpl. Angus
Macdonald of the local RCMP
said this weck.

However, 16-mph speed lim-
its are still in effect past the

other schools in Castlegar and | @

Kinnaird.

Cpl. Macdonald said that new
signs posted at the dlementary
school on the highway have no
Speed limit posted on them and
so drivers may do 80 mph. They

must, however, drive with the | §

utmost of caution.

School zone signs located at | f

schools off the main highway
have 15-mph speed limits post-
ed on them. ‘

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Interested parties write
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BREAD, Toastmaster, 2 for ...........+.+

APPLE JUICE, Clear or Vita, 48 Os, tin,‘ Sainte 7
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FLOUR, Robin Hoou,.5 Roses, Purity, 25 Ih. beg .. .- $4.49
LARD, Select Brand, 2 ths, .....-.sssseececeece 25C
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come to the

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We enjoy having the whole family.
All home cooked meals
Banquets and Dinner Parties arranged
by appoiniment

Open 6.00 a.m. fo 8.00 p.m.

Gov’i Wives to
Work on Quilt

The WA to the B.C, Govern.

at the home of Mrs, S. Melnick
last week with 11 members pre-
sent,

‘The president, Mrs. R. DeFoe
conducted the meeting at which
two new members were wel.
comed, Mrs, D. Craig and Mrs. J.
Coleman,

The minutes of the last
mecting were read and adopted
and the treasurer's report given.

Materlal has been obtained
for members to work on a quilt
during their meetings, Work will
start in January,

A cate was won by Mrs. R.
DeFoe and a suprise package by
Mrs, D, Armit.

Bingo was played with win.
ners being Mrs,.J. Coleman, Mrs,
D. Craig, Mra R. DeFoe, Mrs.
A. E, Dube, Mrs, R. Glover and
Mrs. T. Williams.

Refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Ross and Mrs, T. Williams. °

The next meeting will be

Close of Trail on Dee. 8 It will
be in the form of a Christmas
party with an exchange of glfts.

Castlegar Happenings

J.| ters; D.

held at the home of Mrs, L, E. | ten

Mrs, Jerome, Phone 6661
Mr. and Mrs. Schellenberg
had as guests on Sunday Mrs.
Schellenberg’s mother and father,
. and Mrs, H. Johnson of Rob-
son,

‘Mr. and Mrs, Frank Knight
have returned home to Natal af-
ter spending a week at the home
of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke.

Miss Emily Killough and
Miss Gail Davis visited relatives
in Creston on the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davis
have as a guest, Mrs. Davis's fa~
ther, Mr. J. McDonald of Edmon-
ton.

‘Miss Barbara Dower has re-
turned to Vancouver after a short
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. Dower.

Messers' Les and Larry Dav-
is are hunting. in the East Koot-
enays. SH
Mrs. H. Hesketh has left for
Victoria, called by the death of
her father.

Mrs. ‘Margaret Whittaker
who has been visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
W. R. Whittaker, has left for
Vancouver to spend the winter.

A rock and roll party was
held last ‘Tuesday for Miss: Kris-
si Clarke who ceiebrated her 8th
birthday. The happy invited
guests were Bruce Denneus,
John McCutcheon, Kirk MeMil-
lan, Frank Clarke and Heather
Markin, Patti Clarke and Gail Og.
low. After ‘the dance a delicious
luncheon was served by the hon-
oree’s mother and as each guest
left for home they were presented
with a piece of birthday cake
and a‘ chocolate bar.

Mr. Roger Archambault and
Mr, John Paulson are on a hunt-.

ing trip in the Elko district.

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Castlegar Council Briefs

1%.

5

Village clerk Joe Logelin said
the WKP&L Co, fs trying to get a
number of municipalities in the
area interested in mercury street
lamps but the company hasn't
too much information on the
lamps as yet,
7 ee
Water mains on 2nd Ave.
have been lowered and the catch
basins ore still being worked on
works supervisor Norman Mc-
Nabb reported.
.

Wight new trade licences were
Issued in the village during Oct.
ober. The new licences, along
with trade licence

A.-report on a sample of wa-
ter from the village's new well
will be returned to health inspec.
tor Doug Roe for an explanation
“in layman's Janguage.”

A subdiviston of land owned
by Ed Lewis was approved by
counclL

owe

to the president of Celgar, advis-
ing council that he didn’t’ know

company’s otter of a financial

brought o total of $385 to the
village in revenue.

New licences were issued to:
Snappy Service, Trall, truck de-
livery; J. T. Mowatt, Nelson, sta-
Honary: Ruda and Brown, pain-
. B, Merry, Trail, lumber;
Trail ‘Cartage, truck delivery;
eee Sens, mail order; Koo-

system.

A. E, Penney, who is hand.
ling the matter for Celgar, is
out of his office for two weeks

said Mr. Barclay..
oe

was discussed by council,
.
totaling «$3,778.75

Corbeit, plumbing.
ene

Council decided to buy five
lots from Nick Koochin on Juni-
per St. for $200 a lot. Works su-
bervisor McNabb had been in-
structed at council's last meeting
to arrange a six-month option

with Mr. Koochin on two lots,

Mr. McNabb said that since
then Mr. Noochin has had offers
for the two lots plus another
three. The village decided to buy
the five lots itself for a gravel
supply, i

ae

Mr. “McNabb said the bear-
ings went in the recently-pur-

were approved for payment.
sos

Discussion of a five-year pro.
gram for blacktopping which
would see $5,000 spent yearly on
blacktopping was tabled for next
year’s council. Such a progam
would list streets in the order in
which they would be done.

cee

A $150 grant was advanced
to hospital administrator J; Bain-
bridge for a‘ trip to a civil de.
fence meeting at Vancouver. The
village will be reimbursed by civ.
il defence for the cost.

chased pump but it has been re-
paired and will soon be back in
service,

see
A letter from the Trail Jay-
cees suggesting the village enter
a float’ in the group's Santa
Claus parade on Dec. 5 was re-
ferred to the Chamber of Com-
merce,

soe

Street signs will be installed
on Woodland re Cedar St.
E. and Cedar, St, W.

Works chatter R. C, Mad-
docks said the department of
highways will improve the drain-
age-in front of the Credit Union

soon. He said D. C. Westaway,

district enineer for the depart-

ment, had told him that the pro-

ject hasn't been pigeon-holed

but would be done as soon as the

local foreman is off the sick-list.
one

: Works supervisor McNabb
will sand village streets during
weekend snowfalis “at his dis-
creHOn

oes
A sugizestion by Comm. Mad-
docks that parking in the busi-
ness section be from

3-Minule Customers’
Zone at Boh’s Store

& three-minute loading zone

has been placed on a six-month | @

trial basis on Columbia Ave. in

front of Bob’s Pay'n Takit,
Council Tuesday night agreed

to a request by RH, Fenner,

owner of the store Bob's Pay'n | @

Takit, that the loading zone in
front of his store be changed to a
customer's loading zone with a
three-minute limit.

Mr, Fenner said that access,
has now been provided to the |
back of his store for the un-
loading of trucks and that he
had many customers who have
to carry their groceries quite a
distance to their cars.

Mr. Fenner termed his pro-
posal an idea “that goes right
along with the growth of the
town.” He said the loading zone
is long enough that it doesn't
obstruct the pedestrian crossing
sign at the corner of Columbia
and Pine and it is big enough to
allow cars in’ and out easily.

Council agreed to the pro-
posal on a six-month trial basis,

7 to 10 a.m. to clear’ snow was
tabled. Works supervisor McNabb
suggested that arrangements be
made with village crews'to have
some men out early to do the
work,

“What effect would this have
under our union agreement?”
asked village chairman N. T. Og-
low. Men who started work early
would work a seven-hour day in-
stead of an eight-hour one an-
swered Mr, McNabb.

and Mrs, William Van Yzerloo
of Castlegar, on Nov. 13, a son.

POPOFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Popbff of Genelle, on
Nov. 13, a son.

HUBERT — To Mr, and Mrs.
Charles W. Hubert, on Nov. 15,
a daughter.

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A letter was read from Tan | [i
A. Barclay, .executive assistant |

when a meeting could be held |i
with the village regarding his|

"s water | j

A provisional budget for 1960 |

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 19, 1959

Pay'n Takit

PEANUT BUTTER

“Large 48 oz, Pails”

FRESH MILK

“Paper Cartons”

- 2 FOR 45c¢

SHORTENING

“Plastic Canister”

-89c Each

ROOSTER COFFEE

“Wonderful New Flavor”

69c LB.

SOLO MARGARINE
2 LBS. 49¢

_ GGILIVE GAXE MIXES

“Large TWIN PAC*

3 PKGS. $1.00

AVACADOS

3 FOR

PINK GRAPEFRUIT
“Large INDIAN RIVER”.

2FOR 28

KING SIZE TIDE
ONLY $1.35

CREAM STYLE CORN

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6 TINS 97c

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