CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 21, 1960

Fall Fair Book Out

‘Things are warming up Tor the
14th annual Castlegar and District
Fall Fair, to be held this year on
September 23 and 24,

The 1960 rule and entry book
Is now being distributed, with en-
try closing date belng set for Sept.
19,

There are 10 divisions In the
prize Ust this .year, Including a
lengthy section for juniors, which

has 152 classes listed.

For adults there are a total of
333 classes divided among art, han-
dicrafts, needlework, baking, dairy
products, vegetables, fruits, flow-
érs and home canning,

P. D. Ewart is president, J. 8,
Scott and Mrs. O, Bradford vice
presidents, Mrs, P. Oglow corres-
Pondence. secretary, Mrs, E, A. Mc-
Donald treasurer, Mrs, H, Johnson
press correspondent.

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5488

Kinnaird Socials

sons spent two ‘weeks on vacation
recently with Mra, Briggeman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. Startup
at North Battleford, Sask.

Mr, Nick Orlesky 1s home from

DEER PARK SOGIALS

Mrs.Williamson

Toronto, Ontario, arrived to spend

Mm ja few weeks holiday at thelr Deer

Corporation of the Village of Casilegar

WARNING

Referring to section 21 of Castlegar’s water ff

HH bylaw, all unnecessary

use of water—including. :

sprinkling— must cease when the fire alarm sounds,
Any violation of this section is liable to pro-\f

secution.

Further notice, there will be no more burning qf
permits issued for open fires within the village [i

mits until the present fire hazard has decreased.

Existing permits for burning rubbish are still #

B valid providing that they are used with a close- §

& mesh fire screen.

Ed Lewis
Fire Chief

Comm. George Carr,
Fire and Light Chairman. &

masCHUCK’S

KINNAIRD, B.C.

Park home, En route to Deer ‘Park
from Vancouver they were the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Norris
Churches of Castlegar.

Mr. Louis Wine and son Marv-
in returned to thelr home at Bent-

m|ley, Albertn after spending a few

days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Briggeman. They were ac-
companied by his youngest son
Carl, who is making his home with
his uncle and sunt.

Mr. J. Willlamson and Mr. 8,
Hayter of Toronto spent the week-
end at the Bortnick summer home
here,

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Mrs, R. Worley had as her

guests on Sunday, her son and

am | daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ted

Worley and children of Robson,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Walker c¢.

@ | Silverton spent the eakend at

heir home here.
“Sunday visitors at the home

Ba | of Mr. and Mrs. C, Williamson in-

cluded’Mr, and Mrs, &. Lampard,
of Castlegar, Mr. and Mrs, W. G.
Leslie, Nelson, Mrs, K, Gunning and
daughters Laureen and Linda of
‘Vancouver. i

Mrs, Laura Bridgenian of Cast-

legar, her sister Mrs. Viola Stewart

and friend Mrs. Gray of Stettler,
Alberta, ond brother-in-law, Mr, R.
Splece of Penticton were visitorrs
to Deer Park on Sunday.

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“Mrs, M. Stainton, daughter
were recent visitors to Deer Park.

Among the many campers that
spent the weekend here were the
Woodrows, McLuckles, and Balfours,
all of Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs, N. Churches of
Castlegar spent the weekend at
pee Park, guests of Mr. and’ Me

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PORK & BEANS, Cheerio, G tins .... 79¢
BLEAGH, Javex, Gal, ...........'89¢
BREAD, McGavins, 2 for .......... 35¢
SHOKED PICNIGS, Burn’s, tb.,-.... 39¢
GROUND BEEF, 2 Ihs., ........... 69c
EAGON, side sliced, Ib, -........ 49¢
BEEF POT ROAST, Ib, .......... 550.

Malf Gal. Shannon ICE CREAM, ’. ... 39c
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"Mr. and Mrs, Robert Nelson. and
children have returned to their
home at Bowness, Alberta, ‘after
spending a two-week holiday at the
home’ of- the lattér’s, parents, ‘Mr.
and Mrs. W. Douglas:

At the regular meeting Tuesday
night two ordinary and three club
memberships were accepted.
John Sloan and Glen Johnson
weer invited into ordinary’ mem-
bership, Membership now stands at
230. ordinary members and. 32 club
members.
Comrade ‘Bert Martin will take
over the duties of publicity chalr-
man during the absence of H. G.
Pitts . :
‘The zone track meet held in
Trail July 9 was reported as very
successful ‘and contestants from all
parts of the zone were in atten
dance. *
An indoor track mect is sehied-
uled for this fall.

rae general meeting will be
Aug.

rhe meet draw vas won

Baby 0. Woo!

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QUART.

Mr, and Mrs, H. and] his

Mr, and Mra, L. Willlamson of} °

Jean and son John of Castlegar] -

a holiday trip after acompanylng

and sister, Mr.
and Mrs, K, Kuzyk of Vancouver
oack to thelr old home in Mundare,
Alberta,

Mr. E..J. Dahlin of Allx, Al-
berta and his son and datghter-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Dahlin and
children of . Okotoks, Alberta are,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Dahlin this .weelk.

Mr, and Mrs, Mike Verzuh are
baok. froma holiday weekend at
Christina Lake. :

Lynn ‘and Ronny Morrisette of
Salmo arc visiting the Ray Heagy
family for several weeks.

‘The Roy Dahlins have their
nephew, Billy Marsh, visiting them
since Monday. Billy arrived earlier
by plane in Vancouver from Lon-
don, England to accompeny Mr, and
Mrs, Bruce McFarland by, car to
Kinnaird.. He will be visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. M. Marsh for
awhile. He is the son‘of Mr. Len
Marsh of Trail,

Guests of Mr, and Mrs, E. A,

are Mrs.
mlece and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs, Jim Holtslander of Moose Jaw,
Sask,

ome
Mrs. Loyal Brown and children
are camping at Harrop this week.
Visitors, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Jack have been Mr.

Corrigan’s "sister, Miss - Mamie
Ogden of Emo, Ontarlo. The Jacks
and their guests “spent Sunday
boating and swimming at Fenner’s
Point,

Others enjoying boating up the
Inkes on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs,
A. Culley find family,

Mr; and Mrs. W. Fox have ‘re-
cently returned from vacationing
on. the coast, “They spent some
time at Saftspring Island on Well-
bury Point, and visited their son
and daughtef-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Bill Fox and children at Vancouver.
Miss Marjory Brown is visiting
at the home of her brother and
slster-in-law,- Mr. and Mrs. Loyal
Brown, in the . company _ of her:
father, Mr, F. Brown of Kelowna.
Miss Brown ts on holiday leave from.
her. nursing duties in ‘Karachi,

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little to chase’ away ‘
those blues! 0

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Pakistan, She plans to return to
the far east’ within a few months,
where she will resume her position
with the World Health Organiza-
tion in Bombay, Indls,

convenorship of the Catholic Wo-
men’s League and the. Knights of
Columbus on Sunday was e success.
‘Winner of tha racing events were:
Boys 6 and under.— John Haley,
Billy -Jankola,

Girl's 5 and under’ — Shelly
Gimo, Jaki Shutek, Cathte McLean.

Boys 6 and 7 — Billy Ander-
son, Lawrence Haley, Lyle Archam-
bault,

Girls 6 and 7 — Marion Mc-
Gauley, Yvonne Halbauer, Lynn
Archambault, ,

Boys 8 and § — Terry Horan,
Raymond Bosse, Roddy McLean.

Girls 8 and ® — Margaret Mc-
Gauley, Kathy Jankola,
Ludwar.

Boys 10 and 11 — Gene Shutek,
Roger Cristofoll, Danny. Horan. *

Girls 10 and 11 — Ann McLean,
Germaine Schwartzenhauer, Valerie
Hesketh,

Girls 12 and 13 — Evelyn Rodg-

Joanne

Men's race — W. McGauley, J.
Ludwar, A, Bermel,

The parish plentc under the| pm

: maa caer AT. OUR
Grand Opening

WERE :
CLOCK SPECIALS WON BY.
Ruby. Bondaroff. — Christine Kravski.
Mrs. J. Jankola :
MIXMASTER won by Mrs. Reinkioltz, Calgary.
Mrs. L.. Hapala, Castlegar, LAMP. .
Mrs. Ungarien, Kinnaird; LAMP
Mrs. M. Goldalmer, Kinnaird, STEAM IRON
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The First Kinnaird Guide ‘com:
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District | Commisstoner, “enrolled
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‘Then the Guides presented Mrs.
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a lovely teaspoon decorated with
the Gulde and Brownie emblems,
‘The lenders presented’ the
Tenderfoot Guldes with book mark-

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‘ers printed with the Guide laws, the
aecond clars Guldes . received . a
Guide’ mending kit; and the first
class Guides received Guide writing
Paper,
The’ girls’ presented a couple
of skits before enjoying hot doga,
candy, and marshmallows. There
were’ 29 girls, thelr mothers and
one father present for the pleasant
evening: *

= 28 :
On June 24 18 guides travelled
by car to Warfleld for a tour of
(he plants there. They enjoyed this
trlp very much, and found ‘it very
interpsting,
At the close of the tour they
were. served ‘coke and doughnuts,
and each girl received o souvenir
gift from Cominco.
Transportation was provided by
Mrs, J. Roberts; © Mills, M, Dever-
ney. and. G. EB. Me Millan,

‘Second Woll Pump
To Last Indefinitely
Is Company Claim

“Village clerk Joe Logelin will be
| dead before Castlegar will - have;
to remove the pump being install-
ed at its second well-— or so the
company Says that is installing
the !pump, °

‘Village : chairman. NE © Oxlow
told ‘ counell ‘Tuesday, night that
he and Mr. Logelin:had inspected
the pump and had ‘been ‘told by
* ‘the ‘ company representative that
once the pump went down inta
the well they'd - never see it
‘again, aie

“He told me Yd pe dead before

/ it came cut,” smiled Mr. Loge-
in a.

- Water Toast Drink
To Bylaw Completion

With the erection of a new
water tank, water bylaw 113 in
Castlegar has finally been complet-
ed.

“It was a great pleasure to sit
heré and ‘see. thet, bylaw started,”
commented works. chairman -V."R.

LUMBER
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WEEKDAYS

SATURDAYS.
" GILPEN - KAISER:

Robson

‘The lawns ‘at the Pine Beach
home of Mr. and Mra. J. Ross
Proved..o’ beautiful setting for an
anniversary party honoring ifr, and!
Mrs.. W. J, Rockhill on the occasiou
of their 25th wedding anniversary
end-Mr,' and: Mrs. W. D. Chappel
who werd -celebrating.. thelr 912th
wedding anniversary. Fifty guests
gathered (on* the’ lawn inoluding

many fellow workmen “and thelr trip,

wives. Marking .the occasion, - Mr.
Angus Ls ‘Mr, and

Socials

den, Calgary. Mr, Smart and Mr,
Johpson came to Canada pone ber,
in 1927,

Mr. and Mrs. John stadler,
Judy, David and Laure! have just
returned from 9 camping trip along
the Slocan Valley as far as Fau-
quier, ‘Returning’ home -by .way of
Kaslo, Ainsworth and Balfour, they
reported having o very pleasant

°) Mr. and’ Mrs, H. Johnson ac-

Mrs, Rockhill: with a, Silver tea

service on-beliale of fellow work-

men of Hume’ and Rumble.
D f

Mr, and Mrs. Ken
Phillips’ and: two sons and Mr, and
Mrs, Bob Pratt to Ainsworth, where
they celebrated thelr. 11th wedding

were

served ‘and .the tables were taste-
fully decorated with’ low’ bowls of
red roses. The serving table was
centered with a beautifully decorat-
ed anniversary cake.

After.- the “refreshments were
served and in the cool of the even-
ing, dancing. was enjoyed in the
recreation ‘room. The . music was
provided by Don Gouvreau.

one

Mr. ‘and Mrs. Smecher’ and

children of Edmonton are the

guests of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mra. A Smecher for two
weeks., :

Miss Jean Galbraith and Miss
Jean’ Holland both of’ Vancouver
spent'a couple of days visiting Mr,
and Mrs, W. Waldie. The girls were
enroute home after a tour of B,

Miss Heather'Pringle of Regina
arrived on Monday to spend the
restof the summer with her grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross.

Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mra, H. Johnson for.a few; days
are Mr. and Mrs. J. Smart of Og-

Thrings Given
Surprise Party

A surprise party was held- nerd
14 honoring Mr. and Mrs.
‘Thring on. their fifteenth wetding
anniversary, at-the home of Mrs.
Thring’s parents, Mr.. and Mi
Frank Jonkmen..

‘Those attending were: Mr, and
Mrs, ©, S. Thring, Mr. and Mrs.
c. Thring Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Thring, Mr. Bert PTR Sr, Mrs.

Cook, at. council's meeting ‘Tuesday pa
night, ‘Tb is'a greater Pleasure £0 | 2

. and

. Louis, ‘Chizmazia, of Renata,
sai 19, a daughter.; r

ZOOBKOFF — To My. and Mrs.

| cacar

Mr. and Mrs, W. Waldie: spent
four days in the U.S. and visited
thelr son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, ©, Loveland and children
in’ Spokane.

Visiting: Mr.;, and Mrs.: Kelth
Waldie over the weekend. were Mr,
and Mrs..George ‘Fletcher: of Trail
and Miss Janice and Dianne Blair
of Calgary.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 21, 1960.

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