CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 2, 1964

FOR SALE

‘SG Cadillac..Ficetwood, beauti-
ful condition, Fully. ear
auto, tran electomatle radlo; po-
wer braket

\gontes etc, Open.
flavdales, ear, D, Henderaon, Rob-

i Manure
Ph.
One acre, Oth Ave. iinnoird,
VGA approved, water | connected;
frult trees and lawn, ‘Ph. eee

for sale, Jim McColm.

Lot 100 X 75 on ethrAN ave. nae
Catholic Church, Ph, 365-5965. 314
53 Int.:iheavy duty 1 ton on
baby dueta 7'-X 9! van good mech.
cond. ee See at 126-4th Ave, Kine

s* wheol, also
Ph. 3 83.

coo!
cont ee SE

‘Stock reducing sale at savings
of up to 30 per cent, Two acal units,
92 X 86; 2 seal door slde lights,
wood Inthe, sash and windows in a
variety of sizes suitable for garages
or summer homes, Rubber tired gar-
den wheelbarrow, Apply Castlegar
Sash and

"42 “heres land” with bulldings.
Goot irrigation, frult trees, One mile
from ferry. Niek Obedkoff, Ph. pean
367-5473.

Level hait-l “BiGek, near wat
aehool, attractive living areca. Ph.
}G5-5338. 313

LANDIS SUBDIVISION, CASTLEGAR
al lots for split level homes.
Centrally located, reasonably. priced.
Ph. 365-5440 or 365-5290, ttn-3
Microphione, very good condition.

Ph, 365-5164, in-12

Waterproof reversible san aize

12. Chrome dinette set, blue and
gold padding, Ph, 365-5861,

___ Fridge, good condition. Ph, 865~
6101. _ si
"Zwood and coal kitchen ranges,
Kitchen sink, round dining room ta-
ble, coat oll, camp stove, glass for

hotbed, one lot, Apply 520 Third myee 0

orPh. 365-8102.

‘27-in, base drum, 24-in.
paged duty, pedal, .§50, Ph. 365-5183
365-3471 daytime, 312

ulpped; | new nal

aie hom

‘HOMES FOR SALE

New 2 bedroom home with re-
venue suite. Will accept large ‘trall-
eras down eens Apply Box
ae Castlegar New!

‘bedroom TERESI in Kin-
nalrd. Grourids landscaped. Garage.
Bh, 865-4985, tin-4

S bedroom home in Xinberry
Heights, ‘In eaten paae, — roof on.
double 365-8319, 314

Genelle —3 ‘bedroom, 6 oni plan;
auto oll, HWH; Garage, rumpus room,
ee Jot, low taxes. Ph. Trail een

%-xoom home on 10th Ave. Ta
Kinnaird. Post and beam,.3 bed-
rooms, den, ving room, dining room,
kitchen and nook, 2 bathrooms, large
landscaped lot, trees, etc, Ph. S65-
5581,

New 3-bederom home in Castle-
gar, low down payment, low interest.
Ph, 865-5145 after 6 p.m, or enter
daytimes.

Fn
-WAYNE’S,
TWO-WAY RADIO ~
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-3298.

. We handle car radios, ©
record players, etc.

| 182-4th Ave. Kinnaird
ALANA

HOMES FOR SALE

‘Small houso, 199-10th Avo, Kin-
5 313
Tnished or unfurnished a bed-
sean 2 howe. an Kinnaird, Full baso-
t. 184-4th Ave, 312

cr

AREAITOR:

Inveatizate Life in the rural areas

BLUEBERRY
Lar, modern 3 BR home on
corner property close to grade school,
on quict atreet, Full Dasoments olece
tric heating, lovely play yard. —
Priced at #2 500 auith 32500 down,

Small two nearer for in new
raters ideal Sonne for two
reo) —

Renovated older home with up-
dated Kitchen, bathroom and interior
finish, Full basement, carpet and
large acre lot. — 59,

.

Just ott, the highway, next to
achool, with $ Bdrms, full bemt., a
oll heating. Fully modern — 13

WOODLAND FARK

3 Bdrm famlly home,' of open
plan, with bsmt Rumpus Rm, at-
tached carport, and only a short walk
to school, shops, etc. — $4,500 down
and $92.50, per m0:

LISTINGS WAN
oe for large older nome? at Rob-

cient for, dene Septet home
rental,

cute ‘for 71,000 8 BR, home, close

In fact, the whole arca Is short of
es, We suggest you sell your
older model house, and consider re-
bullding.

CALL

‘ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Keal Estate und Insurance”
Phones
gus: :
305-8441

Res:
465-5276
call In to our office or

fantact JONN HIPWELL, our soles-
etn Wh, 305-8258

“eorner lot 95 X 95 feet. Reasonable
price, cash or terms. Apply Box oa
custleee

droom home at sWaediana

a Paris, NHA mortgage. Ph, a8 1

3-bedroom house on — a c
Can be seen any time S coterie en
Kinnaird. Ph. 365-5189,

FOUND

B.C, Trailer Licence Plate. Owner
may have by identifying at Castlegar
News ard paying for ad. tin-14

5 | an

HOMES FOR SALE

CHOICE
REAL ESTATE

GOLD MEDALLION HOME —
Ideally located on view, lot in Castic-
gar, 3 BR, Completely clectric, This
Ia yome you would be proud’ to
own.

. .

PRICED TO SELL BR.

Home. Full Basement. ou H Hont. La-

cated near Cantlezar business arca.
Price: — $7,
.

STUCCO BUNGALOW — Sot on
completely lawned and fenced large
view lot. Young fruit trees, Lge,L.R.,
Lge, Kitchen ond Dining Area. 2
ey R, Utility Room. Attached Garage,

rviced by Natural a ; Wormenop
on Guest House on property. Can be
purchased partially varnished or pn-
furnished. |

YOUNG

AGENCIES LTD.

HONE
Office 365-4541
Residence S05-BL17

Castlealrd Plaza
Kinnaird

Five Kinnaird Scouts and four
from Castlegar ‘were prosented

Nine District Queen's
Scouts Get Certificates

stops of the Legislature Buildings
where the party were received by
officials and conducted

with in of
their achfevement in  carning
Queen's Scout: Badges by Lt.-Gov.
George Pearkes'in Victoria today.
“The Kinnalrd Scouts were Ron
Verzuh, Larry Bate, Risto Saarik-
ko, James Munns and Gary‘ Broo-
Kees The Castleues | uote were

‘on tours of the area,

The Queen's Scouts wero then
entertained at a luncheon in the
Empress’ Hotel under the chair-
manship of the president, R. G.
Miller, following which the party
travelled’ in private busses to Go-

Grats Pettitt and a Helfer.
Provincial officials reviewed
the Scouts: this morning on ‘the

NOTICES -

For a well pald aldeline — No
selling — Ph. Trail 368-3194; 514

Oral polio vaccine will be avall-
able tothe general public during
the week of April 13th to ‘April 17th,
Three doses of this vaccine ore re-

.| commended. Times and places of cll-

nies will be advertised In next week's
paper.

‘As Of this date, 1 will not be
responsible for any debts incurred
in my name other than myscit. —
Peter G. Tarasoff,

FOR RENT

One bedroom fun sned electric
heated house, Ph.

Tone bedroom rent feredan:
ed, Also space for garden,
4875. Maples Apartments, ituebony,

Suite unturnished, Suitable for
working couple. 883-5Sth Ave, ree

or,

Furnished or unfurnished 3 Don
apartment with bath and utility.
Ph sacha ttn-13

rmished_ modern 4-room suite.
Ph. 0m: 5442 after § p.m.
Basement sulte in’ Robson, Ph
165-8337.

st

Fully furnished basement zane
in Kinnaird, Also garage, Ph. 365-
5292.

2 room furnished eee oul
for bachelor, Ph, 365-54!

‘Modern suite, eas a and Tan

cone

‘Room and board Ta private home.
313

House for the presenta
lion ceremony.

"One. of the highlights of this
trip occurred when the Scouts
put out to sea abroad RCN Ships
Saskatchewan and Margaree, The
Navy is arranging ‘to transport the
whole party from Vancouver to
Victoria and return and the boys
will be able to explore: a modern
warship and watch service per-
sonnel on duty at sea.

During their stay in Vancou-
ver and Victoria the boya were
the guests of local families con-
nected with the Boy Scout move-
ment.

Castlegar Socials

“Rugs and stipnolstery”~ cleaned,
without soaking or be En
Veri-clean Service 365-904:

BARN $30 for your aa ‘Or Or-
ganization. Sell 50 cans -Watking
Pepper and 50 poe Vanilla, Bh
‘Trail collect eee
As of thi will not. 4
responsibte tor, Lay. Gebte incurred in.
my name other than by myself. — ae
nest Toy Blair,

U-Phone Answering Barvice i
any Information and help, re
5265 ‘evenings.

FILE YOUR INCOME aK

FORMS LY

ARI

Fannie Stoochnoff, Public Steno-
grapher, 146 Second Ave, Castlegar,
Ph, 365-5869, itine4
ALCOHCLICS ANONYMOUS. = Hox

305, Castlegar,
‘Deadline for classified ads wa =
oon Wednesday prior | to the day
of Ssaue, + tin 17

Included. Also
Ph, 365-8284, tin-12

‘S room furnished apartment, all
found. Adults only; no peta, Ph. 365-
Furnished or Tee suite,
Avallable April 1, Ph, 36S-! , 312
Furnished and, heated - a 3
jocks from business section in Cas-
tlegar. Ph, 365-8016. tin-11
Suites for rent, 574-7th Ave., Cas-
gar. tin-2
Fully furnished 2 bedroom du-
per mo. One mile out
3

BALI LT dled
Furnished apartments. Ph. S65-
3061. tin-7

FORM No. 15 (Section 40)
LAND
Notice of ey to Apply to

nd
in Land P Revordiag District’ of
Ne ana situate at Pass Creek,

B.C.

TAKE orCe that Alex Souk-
oreff of Pass Creek, B.C, occupation
operator intends. to apply for per-
mission to pt the following
described lands:

Commencing:.,at a post -planted
at the po west corner of Lot 9351,

‘Fer _rent.or sale business butid-
on Front Street. Low Price on

tlegar Bullding Supply. Ph, 3
tiné

room furnished suite.
Mecrelgnt dpi, Ph. 365-8781, tfn-42

feet;
South
feet and containing 40 acres, more or
legs.

“the purpose for whith the land
Js required is Pasture.
Dated this 16th day of March,

Four keys on holder, Owner may
have same by applying at Canteey,
News and paying for this

CARD OF THANKS

Please accept our sincere thanks
for the flower tributes and many

di ho
Don Wickett: of ran Funel

Home, — The Keizer family

er,
ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN: CHURGH
Sunday, April Sth. .*

8. am. Holy Communion, St. David's
11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer, St. David’s
7.30 p.m. Evensong, Robson Memorial

= Please Note: The Church

Phone Number has been

changed to 365-7424,

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It almost applies itself, gives one-coat hiding on
most repaint work, MONAMEL LATEX dries so fast
you can paint in the morning — entertain in: the
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no cleaning up — simply rinse roller, brush and troy,

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2 or 3 bedroom house with base-
ment sulte — in Castlegar — Cash
deal, Write Box 490B Castlegar 314

Want spaniel pup. Ph. Caen

Want to buy girl's bicycle, =
tire. Ph. 365-5939,

fre, Ph
a ‘Want to buy 2 or 3 bedroom
and | home. Ph, 365-5367."" 313

‘Want housekeeper for an elder-
ly couple. Ph, evenings 865-8284. 313
Want to buy used chest of draw-
ers, Ph, 365-5907. 312
cash for, used: furniture,
getignen: coins, old gold, guns and
Jewels, e Furniture and Ex-
change. ‘Ph, $52-6581. 413 Hall St.
Nelson, fn:

1964. Alex applicant, .. 422

B.0, FOREST. SERVICE
or

RENATA SOCIALS

MIS M, ROLIN

Easter visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, A. G.. Koch were
Mr, and Mrs. Funk of New West-
13] minster, Mrs, John Anderson and
daughter Grace of Salmon Arm
and Jack Hensen of Grand Forks.

Mr. and’ Mrs. and

Mrs, R, Johnson, Ph, 305-8204.

Mr, and Mrs, T, McGauloy and
family spent the Easter holidays
visiting with ‘relations in New.

Westminster.

Mr, Mickey Bartsoff of Now
Westminster returned home Mon-
day after spending the holiday
weekend visiting with his brother
and sister-in-law Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Bartsoff.

Mrs. W. M, Penny, who was
the guest of her‘daughter and son-

land, Mr. and Mrs. 3.) Byers and
Joy of Blueberry, Mr. and Mrs,'G.
Byers. and Mr. and Mrs, D. Cro-
zier, Gordon, Brian and Douglas
of Nelson,

Earl Cherrington, who {s teach |
ing at Fort Langley, visited at his
parents home this week, Mr, and
Mrs, Bert. Cherrington.

‘Mr. and Mrs, Al Park, Donny.
and Deanna visited. Mrs, Park's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, C, C: Brad-
ford. The Parks are now living
in Kelowna, -

in-law Mr, and Mrs. A.
d to her

foe the holidays,
home in Vancouver at the weck-
end, ki
Mr, and Mrs, Garnet Patmore
and Mr, and Mrs, George Hunter,
all of Cranbrook, were Sunday vi-

Pontiac — Buick — Vauxhall
701’ Baker St. Nelson

BEACON MOTORS Ltd.
. Phone 852-6641,

sitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Blathut.
Mr, and Mrs. Nick Stoochnoff
and family | spent the weekend in
them on

‘Building Supplies

OGLOW BROS.

their trip was the latter's mother,
Mrs. Pete Cheveldave.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartsoff

‘& Supply Co, Ltd.
gar
Phone 365-3351

and family left Tuesday for New
Westminster where they will spend
a few days visiting with the form.
cr’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Bartsoff.
‘Miss Olga Popoff, Mr. Cyril
Popoff and fiancee Miss Maryke

eee

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LAND CLEARING EXCAVATION
BULLDOZING

Dobe, all of were Eas-
ter weekend visitors at the -home
of their parents Mr, and Mrs. Wal-
‘ter Popoff,

1a-tii

family of Fruitvale were weekend
visitors at the home of Mr, and

in-8{ Mrs. John Rohn,

Mr. and Mrs, Harold Clegg

of Rossland were Sunday visitors

at.the home of Mr. and Mrs, M.
Rohn,

Mr. and Mrs. T.. Hunchak and
family spent the weekend visiting
friends in Fruitvale, ¢

Ron Ulmi spent a few. days
visiting ‘at the home of his bro-
ther-in-law’ and ‘sister, Mr, and
Mrs.. Ray Kosiancic of Crescent
Valley.

‘Mr. and Mrs, J. Letkeman and
Pearl. and Bev were weekend vi-
sitors at home of Mr. and Mrs.
R, Salstrom at. Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray McLean and
Bradley and Michael have return-
ed to their home here from Lillo-
ett where they spent the past year,

Mr, and Mrs. C, Warrington
and family of Rossland were week-
end visitors, to their home here.

Mr.’ and: Mrs. Don Symington

1320 of Nelson are spending a few days

here at their summer. home.
Miss Renata Siemens, missionary
home on furlow from Kenya Col.

‘ony, East Africa, spent the East-

er ‘holidays at the. home of her
‘brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
‘Mrs. P. Warkentin. While here
Miss Siemens assisted. with the

EQUIPMENT

The B.C. Forest Service 1s consld-
ering the rental of the following ma-
chinery . for. road: construction . and
maintenance work in the West Koo-
tenay.area during the Reed ts fiscal

year.

Stawier tractors over 65 bh

Scrapers — self, propelled and pull
Cranes and shovels

Graders — 100 hp and ove

Front end loaders, crawler and rubber

tired
pump Can — ‘tandem and single
» & to. 12 cu. yd. capacity,
"Rubber “faounted backh
Gradalls or . equivalent

-48 | Air: compressors and * rock drilling

HELP ‘WANTED

HEE. WANTED MALE or FEMALE

RN $2 an hour up selling fa-
mous 3 wackina products in Castlegar.
Established customers. Good training.
Good advancement opportunities, Al-
so part-time een Ph. Trail
collect 364-2283. 413

TERIOR NTERION FIRIS®
ono BILE,

.| Compaction equipment.

Truck weigh scales — 40

‘All rentals, except. traci, will
be’ oh an,all-found hourly rate: basis.
‘Truck rentals will be on hourly ren-
tal, cubic yard half mile or ton mile
all-found basis, and truckers should
submit alternate rates.

‘Transportation and ‘accommoda-
tion. for operating crews to-be pro-
vided by equipment owners.

Equipment feed aes in
renting machiner: this work
eae: supply the otlowing informa-

Make, model, year sane agri num-
ber of cach mi
List of ‘attachments for each machine.
Present location. of equipment
cde ee rate tor each
al
Business ‘telephone : number.
Written submissions will be re-
Eeived ¢ on or before April Sth, aa by
ie Construction Engines
Enginering Services. Division,
.C. Forest Service,

Easter i service, ‘In the
evening she gave a talk on her
mission work in ‘Kenya, showing
slides -and movies covering her
work - there,

(Miss Louise. Barker, who for
the past two years has-been in
charge of the Pentecostal church
here; is leaving for’. Japan and
Hong Kong.

' Miss Barker will spend the
summer in Japan:assisting a friend
with mission .work. When ‘school
commences in the fall, she is Bo-
ing to teach the Bibel: in a. Hong
Kong school. ;

F/L and Mrs. J. J. Young
‘and Kenny,.Murray and Debbie “of
RCAF: Station Centralia, ‘are here
visiting at the homes. of Mr.: and
Mrs. J. ‘Rohn and Mr. and Mrs.
M. Rohn, prior to their dep:

Mr. Ro-
bert Tozer, celebrated his 96th
birthday this week at the home
of his son’ and daughter-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs, Walter. Tozer in Nel
son. The Tozers came to Castlegar
in 1945 from*Ernfold, Alta. and | —
lived here until, Mrs, Tozer. pass-
ed away in 1949, Mr. Tozer then
stayed on until four years ago
when he moved to Nelson. Helping
to celebrate the occasion along
with his family, grandchildren Ross
and Barkers were Mrs. W. Easton
d

CATERING
Experienced: in. wedding, .

social and banquet
Contact Mrs. J...Regan at
365-4723 or Mrs. P. J.

. Vaessen at) 365-5337

Gravel. & Top Soil
DITOHING, EXCAVATING .
"\BHONE 265-9041
BIA BAND &

and Mrs. Y of Cas-
tlegar md Mr. ‘W. Tickner of Nel-
son.

Mr, James R, Killough has re-
turned home from-the Trail Tad-
anac. Hospital.

Visitors at the. James R,.Kil-
Jough home for the Easter holiday
are their daughter, Miss. Emily
Killough, who ‘is teaching at Bra-
lorne, B.C., and a friend, Miss
Nancy Evanski, also of Bralorne,
Also. visiting: for :the: day / were
Mrs, Killcugh’s sister and brother.
in-law and family, Mr. and. Mrs.
R. Jackman of Creston.

‘Mr, and Mrs. Bill Wolfendon
of. Windermere -were visitors
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lo E. ‘Davis. _Mrs.-L, E. Davis and

atives and’

and Mrs. Mike Downing
and ‘three little girls are visiting
Mrs. -Downing’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. FP, Killough. Mr." Downing
is a.teacher at Bridesville, B.C.,
and is now attending a teacher's
convention in Vancouver. -..
Guests at the :home ..of Me.
and” Mrs. Jack “White ‘were | Mrs,
we parents, Mr. and Mrs,'Roy
. Richardson and her sister and
Peother-in~ law, Mr. and Mrs. Tho-
mas Steele, Bruce, Brian and Pen-
ny of. Vancouver.
‘Mrs. Rose Johnson is at-Van-
couver attending a Guide Conven-

tion

Guests at the W. M. Smith
home during the Easter weekend
‘were Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C, D. Meadows of, Sum~-
metland and Mr. and Mrs. John

for. France where F/L Young will
be stationed at Metz RCAF. Sta.
tion.

Mr. Carl: Rohn of Quesnel,
B.C., is also visiting at the home
of Me: and mire as Rohn and Mr.
and Mrs. M.

Hecker ‘of

Mr.-and Mrs. Jack Crosman,
Les and Susan of. Rosetown, Sask.,
visited at the home of Mrs. Cros-
‘man's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and ety Don Wickett.

Mr, and Mrs. A. Bigsby ‘and
family ps “iting this: week at

Victoria, B.C.

: oh
Gules APR. CASTLEGAR APR: 14,
"ROBSON: APR. 15 :

Time od Places will ‘he Posted:

Castlegar & District Board of Trustees
yeahs for ae ;
Hospital | Improvement District No. 3
will hold an ne

Annual Public ‘Meeting

Robert J. Smales
SECRETARY for.

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT
BOARD: OF TRUSTEES

Easter visitors at the home of r

Mr, and Mrs, A. B. Hill were thelr

daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and!

Mrs. G. Fitz-gerald of Vancouver
and son Darrel from Hope. Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Riley stopped on
their way to Kaslo.

Arnold Witt and Ross Mavis,
formerly. of the Bank of Montreal
here, visited friends in the dis-
trict. They are with the Bank of
Montreal in Vancouver.

_ Mr.-Mac Walton of Spokane
spent the weekend ‘here with his
father, Mr. Sid -Walton and also

was able to visit his mother who |’
isa patient in the Castlegar hos-|*

pital.

Charlene. Brown of Kelowna
‘is «visiting friends in Castlegar
and Robson: this week. fv

Heather Anderson is. ‘spending
this week in Kimberley, guest of
the Macdonald family, former resi:
dents of Castlegar.

‘The W. Eastons had an Easter
family gathering when 14 met for
a> turkey,{dinner. Out-of-town
guests were W.* Byers. of Trail,
(Re Byers and “3, °Finley . of | Ross.

Gor. Maple & Sth, Castlegar’

Donald Bros.

Earthmoving Contractors. i

SASEMENT DIGGING,
ING,, BACKFILLING,

DITCH.
LAND-

Phone 365-5464 Castlegar

LLS. Lid.

Charter coer

Towing - Barges

anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

“Phone 365-5500

NIGHTS — VELSON 352-5454
’

Arrow Lakes Ferry
‘Service.

ROBSON TO. EDGEWOOD

TONITE: & FRIDAY
Shows at.7/and 9 P.M.

MAT. SAT..AT::1.30:P.M.

wi CAS. TLE GAR).

“CURLING ‘CLUB
- Banquet & Dance

- Saturday ; April 11th — Banquet 6.30 p.m, —
Kinnaird Improvement Society Hall

Tickets $2.00 each, may ‘be purchased from. any
club executive member — limit: of 180 tickets.

Association Plan. .
ls Boing Moolod

By ‘GARY. BRO
Are we looking toward the
future? Do we ‘need a District
Athletic Association, to’ organize
the’ ‘sports and entortalnment for
our youth? Will we grow to a slzo
in population where: we will need
a professlonal' recreation dlatslet?
‘Yes it is true!. We will need
one (in the future) due to the
expansion in our population.
Today we have three govern-
ing. bodies operating our. youth
organization: the Kinnaird AA, the
Robson AA and the Castlogar AA.
Can these. three bodies, with‘ dif-
ferent views, operate our youths

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, . April. 2, .1964..

~ Social Notes from Kinnaird

|

Mead, Kautinin Ph, 205-5488
"Mra, G. Selvig has’,been at
the coast for the past week where
sho spent the Easter holiday with
her parents; Mr. ‘and Mrs, W, Slm-
ondson in Victoria, She has also
been’ visiting her daughter, Shir.
loy who is attending UBC and ex-
pects to practico teaching at Rob-
gon at the middie of. April.

: Also spending Easter .at the
cosst:' with. relatives have been
the Selvig's son-in-law, and daugh-
ter, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Sather,

Easter’ weekend Visitors at
the home. of Mr. ‘and Mrs, John
Ungarian have: been: their son-in-
law and daughter,’ Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Campbell and the Ungarian's

this one body have to be.

ed. We need your. views on {t 80
please come to the meeting next
‘Wednesday at 7.30 p.m, in the Mar-
lene Hotel banquet room.

“We need ‘your support —
think of your youngsters and your-
self. Everone is welcome — teen-
agers, also, -.

Planning Pot
» Luck Supper

The UCW held’ its. March
meeting at the home of Mrs. C,
Munns recently, © *

Plans. were. made for a pot
luck supper to take place on April
16 for members of the congrega-
tion. “Discussed was the | annual
Spring Tea’ for April 11. Both of
these events will -be' held in the
‘United Church. Hall:

Made known ‘at the. meeting

was an invitation to all UCW
members to.‘attend the. United
Church .of Castlegar on: April 15
to hear. speakers, . Rev. and) Mrs.
F. Cline, ‘missionaries from . India
now: residing at Rossland. Slides
will be shown on. this occasion.
: A project was proposed to as-
sist the Sunday ‘School: which is
currently in the process of chang-
ing its curriculum into that of new
teaching methods.

"Entertain Two ' -
» Trail Sororitia

Eleven members of the Alpha,
Phi’ Chapter. of Beta Sigma: Phi
attended a refresher course on the
sorority at the’ Skylark in
recently.

Dinner was enjoyed followed
by three amusing skits and a panel
discussion which pointed out the
Proper way *;to: conduct’ various
aspects. of, sorority. The three skits
‘posed a'total contradiction in‘show~
ing’ all: the: wrong ways, ie. “how.

Darcy: I pet of
Roddy Pridy, who is attending
college this year at Qualicum
Beach accompanied his aunt and
uncle, the Campbells, to visit his
parents here for the short Easter
holiday.

Spending Easter Sunday in
Cheney, Washington have © been
Mr: aid Mrs, Pat Haley and fam.
ily with Mrs. Haley’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Reilly.

Mr. and Mrs. James Riley of
Nelson spent “Easter with Mra,
Riley’s mother, Mrs. L, McLau-
ghlin and the Gerald Rust family.
Mrs. Riley and the-family are en-
joying. Easter. week ‘here while
Mr.: Riley returned to..Nelson on

und family,

Visiting the Wilsons here this
week ‘ara’ Mrs. Lorne, Westgate
and sons Mark and Scott who camo
from Cranbrook to spend the holi-
days: until’ Mr.‘ Westgate joins
them later in the week,

Eddie. Haywood, Billy Bale,
accompanied by Billy's aunt, Mrs,
Jean’ Shepherd ‘of. Castlegar nre
on an Easter holiday trip to Cal.
gary anda visit: with relatives.
These include, Mr.’ and. Mrs, Mi.
Storey and Mr. and Mrs. H. Sheir,|
sltsers. of Mrs. Shepherd.

Mr, and Mrs. A. McNicol spent
the Enster weekend’ at Johnson's
Landing where ‘they visited ‘the
former's mother, Mrs. G. M. Me-
Nicol and a brother, Jim McNicol
and other members of the family
visiting over Easter.

Mrs. Monty. Warner, Dianne

their saumnters Marilyn,
and. Mrs.

Mrs, Jack ‘Marcellus.

and other relatives here,

weekend with’ Mrs. K

day and left for their home o.
Tuesday,

» Jack Collinson
and two ilttle girls leave today for
thelr) home in’ Vancouver \ after
spending the. Easter. vacation. with
Mrs, Collinson's parents,’ Mr. and

On Good Friday the sad news
of. tho ‘unexpected ‘death of Mrs.
A. Keizer reached her’ son Terry
and family in- Cranbrook just as
they were preparing to leave for
a visit with Mr, and Mrs, Keizer

«The Kelzers,’ including their
two children,. Carol and Jimmy
arrived that day spending ‘the | -
elzer’s par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, H. Palsson.
‘They attended the funeral on Mon

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and Richard of ‘y left for
Spokane on ‘Tuesday with the op-
portunity of spending several days
in’ the city. They plan to return
home on the weekend, -

Mr, and Mrs. Fred Day of Ke-
lowna ‘visited from Good. Friday
to Sunday at’ the home of the
former's brother-in-law. and. sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph True.

Mr. and Mrs.’ K. Markte visit-
ed in Vernon over the Easter holi-
day with Mrs, Markle's parents, |"
Mr. and Mrs, D. Howrle. They vis-
ited shortly in Kamloops with

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Sunday..

+ Mr, and: ‘Mrs: 0. J: Wilson
travelled’, to; Kimberley for -the
Easter weekend: where they visit-
ed ‘with their son and daugther-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Fei H. Wilson

Future Teachers
Club Members
‘Practice Teach.

. The members -of the SHSS
Future Teachers’ Club recently had:
the opportunity: to teach primary
and elementary ‘students at. the
Twin “Rivers ‘School. ’

The week previous the mem.
bers‘ observed the classes assigned
to’them by the.principal, Jim Cor+
bett, They were then invited back
to teach’a lesson.

After ‘contacting the teachers
for preparations, they returncd to
the school to ‘teach. All who took
part found it’an enjoyable and be-

Trail | neficial experience:

Many student ‘teachers found
this opportunity,to teach, as well
as observe, an encouraging factor
in choosing teaching as a profes-
sion, One member’ realized that
elementary teaching. .required .a
vivid imagination,’ ‘aswell as pat-
dence, ‘a sense. of. humor and ‘an

not} & ‘conduct.
7"? Both'features were ressuted
by, the Theta- paod Xi Lambda
Chapters. 5

{0} The- second, event for’ March
‘was “held \when the Alpha’: Phi
entertained ‘10; members "of. the
Theta and Xi, Lambda © Chapters
of Trail. This was the first Friend-,
ship Day and the afternoon began
with a’ tour’ of -the Celgar ‘pulp

Calder, G. Cawte and T. Lockhart. ;

Following .the tour the Soro-
rity gathered at the home of Mrs.
J. Gormley for refreshments. ‘The:
door prize of'a lovely Easter hat
from Cindy’s: was: won- by Mrs. G.
Reeves of‘ Theta: Chapter, Three

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draw :and: were . won - by. Mrs, G.
Reeves and ‘Mrs, V. Young, both
of Theta’ Chapter,’ and: Mrs. EB.
Millin, Xi Lambda. Chapter,

BIRTHS: —

LOVERENOW — To Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Loverenow of Brilliant,
March 26, a daughter. fe
PEREPALKIN '—-To Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Perepalkin of Shore-
acres, March 26, a son.
ZARCHIKOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs, Peter Zarchikoff ‘of Silverton,
March’ 26,.a.son.”

IMAEFF :— To; ‘Mr. ‘and Mrs,
Bill B. ‘Imaefe. of Crescent. Valley,
March “27, a son.

HANSEN: —‘To Mr.-and Mrs.
John ~ Hansén’: df orang Forks,
March: 27,‘ a. son.:.

ARGOTOFF.: — :To Mr. sand.
Mrs.. John’ J. Argotoff of Shore.
aczes, March :29,°a' daughter.

KEMPERMAN --- To: Mr, and
Mrs. H. Kemperman ‘of Castlegar,
March °29,a: daughter.:::"
-OBETEOFF:: —''to?

‘Mr. Vand
29,:a'sORs gcc}

‘Mrs. J.’ Dobingon’’ of Kinaaird,
March 31,.'a daughter. ;-

GLEBOFF — To. Mr. and: ‘Mrs.
Peter Gleboff. of ‘Trail;March: 31,

Don Blishen* (nee: Gray) of Kin-
naird, April: 1,/a daughter, i

‘Another “student téacher was
impressed by the enthusiasm with
which the children undertook new
work, ‘They’.were very responsive
ard eager. 2

After , Easter. holidays, many
members have been invited to re-
turn while’ others’ have. obtained
permission to teach. junior_classes

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General Meeting

‘Anyone interested in Sports Activ-
‘ities in the District is invited to’ at-
tend this meeting.to discuss the
possible formation of a District
wide Athletic Association.

THE MEETING WILL. BE HELD
IN THE ‘MARLANE © HOTEL: IN”

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