4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 14, 1958

Mr. and Mrs, H. R. Adio have
returned from a holiday spent at
constal points,

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rolf are

Castlegar Happenings!

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Hard-
ing and family, sccompanied by| leaving Friday, for New West-
Mrs. W. Harrower, spent last mnster where they will attend
week in Penticton. | the diamond weeding anniver-

Mr, and Mrs. J, Eso and sary of Mrs. Rolf's parents Mr.
daughter Betty, with Mrs. Kis, all! and Mrs, H. Wilkinson,
of Kelowna, visited briefly with Mr, and Mrs, P, Pellegrin,
Mr, and Mrs. R. Donnan, and also, Lydia and Lorne, are oo
with Mrs, H, Gergely, as they} this week at Balfour
were enroute -home from a trip Guests of Mr. and Mrs, E,
to the prairies. * |Demeo this week were Mr. and

Guests at the island home of Mrs, E. Maglio and family of
Mr. and Mrs, A, Zuckerberg are | Kimberley.

Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Dmitriev and’ Mr. and Mrs, M, Demeo are
family from Seattle and master. holidaying in Victoria.

R. Wolfred from Bellevue, Wash- Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Woodrow
ington, and family have returned from a

Mr. and Mrs, W. O, Devitt, trip to the Okanagan.
motored to Penticton recently to! Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Taylor
meet Mr. Devitt’s aunt, Mrs.jand Michael are spending two
Louise Silver who was return-|weeks at Vancouver and other
ing from a visit in Penticton.| coastal points.

Mrs, Silver, whose home is in Mrs, M. Sawchenko and Mar-
Ottawa, Ont. is spending a few cia are visiting friends in Port
weeks with her sister Mrs. De-) Alberni.

vitt at Robson. Mr. and Mrs. M. H.. Ford,

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Nett them a here by car,

Brown Owl Mrs, L. Morey
has returned home with a group
of happy Brownies after a suc-
cessful camp at Camp Rory, Pat-
terson,

Mr. and Mrs, J. Petschauer
have returned with Mrs. Fet-
schauer’s daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Hougan
of Maidenstone, Sask,

FO Joe Poohachoff of RCAF
Station Namas, Edmonton, is
home for a two-week vacation.

"Mr. and Mrs. C. Woolls re-
turned from a vacation at Van-

couver, Penticton and Kelowna.

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle

REPORTERS

-Mrs, Johnson

Mrs, Horan —

Miss Albina Mackay of Trail
spent the weekend at the home
of her sister and brother-i

LEANNA
THE DISTRICT SOCIAL

OTES

Mrs. Hostetter - 7181
Mrs. Kautman - 3227.

- 2672

Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

| Tuesday at the Ponal 4h
afternoon of fun and games

with a ‘Tune’ *

a
Mr. and Mrs, George Ricans
Mrs. Bruce Spencer of Vic-
toria has been spending 10 days
in Kinnaird visiting with her sis-
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McLeod,.and her
mother, Mrs, Myrtle Carlson,
Mr. Spencer, who is i

anda giant birthday cake. Bring- |’

ing Happy Birthday wishes were
Dianne and Carol Soberlak, To~

* WITH MATCHES “
WITH SMOKES
WITH ARY FIRE
: Aercencbor only yas ean :
PREVENT FOREST FIRES!

anne -Logelin, Jill Jo
anne Kennedy, Maren Oddie,
Lorraine Warner, Nona Dawson,
Valerie Dawson, Kathryn Dawson
and Sharon and Lori Ponak.

with the RCN at Esquimalt, join-
ed Mrs. Spencer here on Satur-
day, and then Mr, and Mrs, Spen-
cer left by car Sunday for Dau-
phin, Manitoba, where they will
visit Mr. Spencer's mother’ and

with and Jimmy, have

from where
they attended the graduation

ceremony of their son Jack, who
nas completed the first year of
' FOR BOYS
10-16 YEARS

Officer's Training with H. M. C.-
S, Venture, One of the highlights’
Made exactly like Dads

of the occasion was a luncheon
for the cadets and their parents
on board H. M. 'C..S.. Ontario.
Jack returned home with his par-
ents to enjoy a six weeks leave.’

Gordon Anderson has had as
his guest for a few days, Graham
McDonall of Nelson,

Miss Emily Killough spent
last weekend at Kamp Koolaree
2s the guest of Miss Barbara
Martin,

A former Castlegar resident,
Mrs. Ruby McLean-Angus
Daphne and Charles, was a vis-
itor from Nelson at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson.
Mrs. Angus will be returning
to Prince Rupert at the end ‘of
August to resume her teaching
duties,

The Misses Sally and ain
Hughes have returned home with
their grand-mother, Mrs. Margar-
et Hughes after. visiting at her
home in Vancouver. The girl’s

and priced at
ONLY ....... $4.95
They’re Washable

LEITNERS

with| Thursday.

Kinnaird Korner

, Mr.-and Mrs, E, Lucas and
family ‘returned last’ Tuesday
from a camping trip at Evans
Lake. “They weré ‘accompanied

nd Mrs. E. ‘Webster, Mr.

+ M,. Lucas

and son,‘Chuck, ‘of Rossland and

Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Lesy and

family of Robson. The Websters

left immediately for Deer Park

and another: few days of camp-
ing, returning Sunday.

Mr. and -Mrs, E. Deptuck|
spent a week camping at Grand
Forks, Christina Lake and Mar-
ino, Washington, They returned

Guests arriving Saturday ‘at
the Deptuck home are Mr. Dep-
tuck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.
Deptuck of St..Gregor, Saskat-
chewan, and his sister, Mrs, J,
Lecshyn and daughter, Eleanor,
of Saskatoon and Sgt. and Mrs,
Victor Lecshyn of Barry, Ontario.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Fishwick dur-
ing the past week were Mr. and

unt, Miss Gladys Hughes,

Mrs, K. Beattie of Stavely, . Al-
rta.

other

Mrs. G, Carpani of Saska-
toon visited her sister, Mrs. E.
A. Fitzpatrick, for a week, re-
turning home Friday by plane.

Former residents of Kin-
naird, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. O’Con-
ner of Bowness, Alberta, have
been renewing acquaintances ‘in
the district,

Mr. and Mrs. W,.Howden and
children, Jacqueline and “Randy,
of Seattle spent a week: with Mrs.
Howden’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Powell Smibert,

The Norman Fishwicks have’
ag their guests Mr. and’ Mrs. Gor-
don Fishwick of Calgary. The
two families ‘journeyed to Spo-

Robson Socials

Dr. and Mrs. J, R. C. Evans
left Tuesday for their home in
Brandon, Manitoba.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Raine and
daughter Mildred were Trail vis-
itors Saturday,

16 Nelson Golfers
Guests of Castlegar
Last Night a Gourse

Sixteen, members ut the Nel-
son golf club visited the Castle-
gar and District golf céurse last
night as guests ‘of ‘the Castlegar,

club.

"The Nelson players teamed.
up in foursomes with Castlegar |
members’ to” Play -the hole
course.

i the C

Kane during the past

Linda Davies, formerly of
Kinnaird and now of Spokane,
has been the guest of the Hay-

wood-and the Fink. families for

the past week. On her return to
Spokane, ‘Miss_ Davies..was ac-

companied by ‘Dianne : ‘Haywood,

who will: holiday: there.” oe
- Mr. and Mes, Ear}. Finke and

family. leave tomorrow for -Ver-
jnon,.Kelowna,. Kamloops, Ques;
nel and. Vancuver. While in Van-

+, 4 couver,. they will.be. the guests

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“Donald *Bavies, .of : Spokane

gpent a few;days in Kinnaird
as the guest of Leonard Gallo,

Mr. andMrs, ‘Bill Smith and

children, Hon, Murray and Mari-
lyn have returned home after
holidaying in Saskatchewan.

Mr, and Mrs. Jack’ Kirby are

holidying at Seattle and points
enroute. They planned to take in
the Gold Cup Races, held in-Se-
attel the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gallo’ and

sons spent Tuesday, at stasis
visiting Mr. Gallo's father, Mr. 7
Joseph Gallo.”

Young friends gathered to

celebrate the birthday of sisters

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Linda and Dianne Ponak on

o
and District Golf Club, R. A, D.
‘West, welcomed the Nelson play-
eqs to the course and told them
to.“drop back anytime.”
Hamburgers, Pie and coffee
were served to the hungry golf-

Rilko! and Bob Hesketh! ~
: Whe.. Neison : players ‘were
Joud in their approval of the
Castlegar. course. “If only we had

this. potential in Nelson,". more.

than one player. exclaimed.
‘Enter Closed Forest.
. Pay $25 Fines, Gosts

Before Magistrate Taylor to-
day, Alex Plotnikoff and Fred
William Faminoff, both of Bril-

-Hant, were convicted of enter-

ing aclosed district’ as desig-
nated by the minister of lands
and forests.

They did so, without ‘first
obtaining from ah officer of the
forest service a written permit
and Were therefore in contra-
vention of the forest act,

They were each fined $25

and costs,

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NOTICE TO DOUKHOBOUR
RESIDENTS

NOTICE — to all Doukhobor residents in Castlegar, Robson
and Kinnaird who belong to the organization in the district
of the Castlegar Doukhobor Community Hall.

All people have “approved to fix the hall and elect three
‘man building’ committees and gave them the authority to
make plans and specifications. The building committee put
in bids and made the bylaw. When all the bids were opened,
the Castlegar Building Supply was the lowest bid, The
building committee gave the job to the Castlegar Building
Supply and they started at the job right away.

After ‘a little while a small Party -of this organization

began to make trouble, and the committee-told the Contrac- °

tor to stop the job.for one week. It is now eight weeks and
no results. The Contractor and the Building Committee de-
cided to quit the job.

The first payment, that the Building Committee paid the
Contractor wos $4800.00

The job, ‘wlth the labor material and all other expense
"$4972.00

: A claim against the committee fpr damage and stopping
of the job, incltiding-all expenses is $500.00. The balance
total left to pay is $672.00,

the: hall.”

The ‘Contractor, “Castlegar Building Supply. is not re-
sponsible for anything further.

. SCHOOL DISTRICT. NO.. 9- CASTLEGAR
Moke, VOTERS’ LIST -
‘Qualified persons, other than property oWners, wishing to have
their names entered on the List of Electors for 1958-1959
must file the necessary d ion with the 'y-Treas-
urer of School District No. 9. (Castlegar). Castlegar, B. .C. from
whom declaration forms may be obtained, NOT LATER THAN
5.00 p.m., Tuesday, September 2nd, 1958,
Attention is drawn to the change i in classification of voters
effected by the new “Public Schools Act’. The new classes
aré as follows:-

RESIDENT ELECTORS — British subjects of the full age of
twenty-one years who are resident and wha have resided con-
tinuously for not less than six months within the school’ dis-
trict immediately Prior to the submi: of the

provided for in Section-69, and whose names are not entered
on the fist as owner-electors.

‘TENANT-ELECTORS — British subjects of the full age of
twenty-one years and corporations which are and have
continuously, for not less than six months immediately prior
to the submi. of the d ided for in Section
69, tenants in occupation of real property within the schoo!
district and whose names or the names of which are not en-
tered on the list as owner-el or

CORPORATIONS are not automatically placed on the list
and, those qualifying as owners of property or as tenant-elect-
ors must also file a written authorization under the seal of
the Corporation naming some person of the full age of
twenty-one years who is a British subject to be its agent on
behalf of such corporation. Such ‘authorization shall be filed
with | the Secretary Treasurer not later than September 2nd,

Names, other than property owners, will not be carried for-
ward from last year’s list without a person making a new
declaration in accordance with the foregoing. ©

C. H. King.
SECRETARY-TREASURER,

“SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9 (CASTLEGAR)>

Castlegar, B.C.

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;. Now. the. Contract is cancelled and everything is against S

Biwon a Cominco: major award

's2,750 announced jointly yester-| ”

a West Kootenays,

, marks. The others are based on

qi Two District students have
won. Cominco:scholarships :worth
fa total of $450...

Allen Robinson of Kinnaird

jday by the University of ‘British
;Columbia and the sponsor, The

The major award and those
; valued at $250-are open to sons! °
and daughters’ of Cominco em-~-
ployees, The $300 scholarships are
;open to students in the East and

The major award worth $350
a year for four years, won by
. Marnie Rodgers of Trail, i sbased

is
"on junior, and senior matriculation Allen Robinson

of Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Robinson,
Mr. Rebinson is a Celgar em-
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Fred Hostetter is the son of
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Deer Park Socials

Gerhard -Worner has. return-
ed to Bowmanville, Ontario, af-
ter spending the past month at
Deer Park. While here he was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, H. C.
Coleman, * E

‘Mr. and Mts. RB, “Carter, and
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tait have re-
turned to, their home. at Ham-
ilton, Ont, after Spending a few

Ron Lampard, . ‘W-year-old
son of Mr, and Mrs, T. Lampard
of Castlegar swam ‘the mile-wide
stretch, of the ‘Lower Arrow
Lakes, from Jabeobsons Point to
the Deer Patk wharf ‘on, Tecent
camping trip’ with his “parents,
Mr. Lampard © accompanied’ his
son ina boat."

“Master ‘Carl Wine left to
spend part of the summer vaca-
tion with his parents Mr. ‘and
Mrs.eLouis Wine at a peabel Al-
| Berta. .He.. was accompanied
his brother Marviti-who mid
few. days at Deer Park...”

‘Mr,’ and Mrs, Kirkinler,, gon

0 th

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Box 10,

Letter fo the Editor

Neilburg, Sask.,

August 6, 1958,

Dear Sir:

I read with ‘interest your ac-
count of the B.C. birthday cake
in your issue of July 31,

. I enclose a cutting from the,
Western Producer of July 24

Brandson Fund
Now $118.43

The Bob Brandson fund for
the eventual building of a swim-
ming pool for the District now
stands at $118.43,

The fund was started at the
request of Mr, and Mrs. M.
Brandson of Kinnaird after their
son while swi at

showing a picture ii by

that paper. “C:
very clear in this picture.

I personally think it was a
wise move on the part of Castle-
gar to have a part in this partic-
ular part of the celebration.
Sincerely yours,

L. E. Cantell,

Oglow Brothers
Build Forks School

shows up| 2

‘s Island: _..

Latest donations are trom Ww.
EB. Chivers, Tacoma, Washington;
indy Evans, . Kinanird; Mr. and
Mrs, Les Reed and family, Kin-'
naird, and Tank Roasters “cm
Shift, CM. & 8.

Cars Are Wanted
For GARS Patients

(Mrs, D, Roe of the Canadian
is and

Oglow of Ci

subject to approval by Victoria,
have been awarded the contract
by the Grand Forks school board
for the new ‘addition to the high
school there.

Their bid ‘of $22,! 500 was the
lowest of seven received.

Other tenders and their bids
were:

Kenyon *Construction Co, of
Penticton, $23,988; Interior Ce-
ment and Construction Co, cf
Grand Forks $24,577; Columbia!
Builders of Nelson $27,013; C. R.
Brown of Christina Lake $27,200;
‘W. Wiasoff of Grand Forks $32,-
600 and Jolin Negreift of Castle-
gar, $37,865,

_Mrs. Vera Postnikoff
~ Passes: Away at 78,
_ Buried-at Brilliant

"Mis. Vera’ J: "Postnikoft, 78
of Brilltant, ‘passed away sudden-
y Tuesday. es
‘She. was’

by her|.

Soc-
iety wants transportation to the
hospital for her patients,
Village chairman N. T. Og-
low said Mrs. Roe used to spend
more time travelling to her pa-
tients than the time spent in ac-
tual treatment. |

He said a room has been pre-
pared at the hospital where she! |
‘will be able, to treat arthriti

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Mr. Oglow asks that any ser-
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ested in providing transportation
for these patients to “please con-
tact, me.”

Pioneer Banquet, |
Robson, August 29:

“The pioneer .banquet for the
oldtimers of the District to be
held in the Robson Community|,
hall August 29 is not to be spon-
sored by the Senior Citizen’s
Association as reported in last
|| Week’s paper,

The Robson Women’s Insti-

first chusband,. William E.. Ar-
gatoft of Glade in.1920.and a son,
Wiliam of Brilliant in. 1939,

‘She is survived:-by. her se-
cond husband, Jim + Postnikott
of Brilliant anda son and daugh-
ter, John W. Argatotf. of Bril-
Hant and Mrs. Wm. -K

available from Mrs, R. A. Fow!-
er of Robson.

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seven
by of Nelson. Also nurviviae ‘are-five

The funéral’ on ‘held’ 'yes-
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and
home at ‘Edmonton ter" ‘spend
ing afew days-at the Deer Park
Youth Hostel. :

* Mr, and Mrs, Allen Bradbury
of Vancouver were the guests of
the latters parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. Allen for the past two weeks.
: ‘Mr, and Mrs. O, D'Andrea re-

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“Mr, and Mrs, W. Armstrong
of Nelson were recent visitors
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‘Mr. ‘and. Mrs. C, Williamson
had as recent guests the latter’s
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mer and sons Peter, Bill and Ro-
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Mr, and Mrs. Doug Ellis and
children of Marengo, Sask., spent

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Mr. and Mrs, R. Bro and
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NOTICE

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preemies! August 29th — Cooke Lbr. Co, Ltd.

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