CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 9, 1962

Social Notes from Kinnaird

Mrs.’ Kaufman, Ph, 365-5488
Mr. and Mrs, L, R. True are
home from Vancouver where they

visited on a 10.day vacation with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, Barry Rise.

WE: HAVE THE

BEST RECORD

IN TOWN

with them on Sun.
day was Mrs, True's mother, Mrs,
N. E. Day of Vancouver, Expected
to arrive Tuesday for a visit with
the family, are Mrs. True’s brother-
inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Dugdale and children of En-
derby who will vacation heer for
a week,
oe 8

Mr, and Mrs, S, C, Muirhead

“ HWeave for the coast Friday. They

became proud grandparents Aug. 6
when:a daughter was born to Mr.

nd Mrs. Lorne Sine (nee Donne

A/ bridal shower. honoring
Miss Patsy Rourke saw a gather.,
ing of some 42 of her friends in

Hall Saturday evening.

Dahllas, peontes and snapdra-
gons provided a colourful setting
for a beautifully appointed table
which featured pink candles and
a bridal scene consisting of cakes
done: in swirls of fclng to form
the replicas ‘of the bride and her
four brides maids. The cakes were
baked and decorated by Mrz, Stella
Ball.

Miss Shirley Ball who will act
as bridesmaid for Miss Rourke on

the Kinnaird Improvement Society '

18 FOREST FIRES SO FAR

Wet Foilage Slows Down Fires

There ‘have been 18 forcst
res in the Castlegar ranger dis-
trict since the’ start of the fire
season, Four of the fires were
still under observation by’ local
rangec station personne] at the
weekend,

Ranger. “Haxo ‘Wood said he
considers. this“area “fortunate” in
that there hasn’t been a serious
fire this year. Fire-fighting costs
are down in comparison with last
year.

Four of the He tires have been

Aug. 18,’ pinned on the
bride.to-be, her ‘mother, Mrs. B.

a
}| Muirhead) at “Vancouver,

ignment.

1. 365: 2472 - Highway. - Kinnaird :
“TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY IN SAFETY”
With an ‘alignment and safety check
he i

KINDERGARTEN

Open for registration Aug. 15th from 1 to 4 p.m.

at the United Church,

4th Ave., Castlegar, or

Phone Mrs, R. Rivers at 365-6461 anytime bet-
ween Aug. 12th and 18th,

~ Television Service

~| Rourke, and upon sett Cc Phillips,

mother: of the gra
“After the avening's entertain-
ment | and ensuing ‘ refreshments,
the honored - guest ‘opened her
beautiful » gifts. Hostesses "were
Mrs. Ball, Mrs, S. Muirhead, Mra,
E. C, Ackerman, Mrs, L. Newlove,
Mrs. M. Bonderoff and Mra. F.
Mitchell. ‘
oe
and Mrs, Dave Moore of

home ‘of Mrs. Meare's borther.in-
Jaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs, R.
Lamond and family, They were ac-
companied home the same day by
their son and daughter, Dickie and
Lynn who have been spending a
holiday here, Brian Lamond re.
turned to Midway with the
Moores to visit there for a week,

Spending the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. La-
mond were Myr. and Mrs. Albert
‘Woodske of Canal Flats,

Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy

Mr.
Midway visited Sunday at © the | Soar

fires. which iat te m such land as
CPR and, WKP&L = Co.. right-of.
way or-on Celgar’s timber mits.
The , forestry. department is not
responsible for the costd of ox-
tinguishing such fires,

Of three. fires that could have
been. very,’ coatly, ranger. Wood
attributes water bombing’ by fix.
ed-wing aircraft and the trans-
polation of men quickly to the
fires helicopter for ' getting
them, der control before’ costs

Several fires broke out last
week as a result of lightning
storms in the area. One at Faith
Creek was on Celgar property and
action was taken on the fire by
the company.

Another fire in the Deer Park
watershed was being kept under
observation by the Bulldog Look-
out. A four.man crew was flown
into a fire at the headwaters of
McPhee Creek on. Wednesday of
last week while two lightning
strikes in the Champion~ Creek

‘hese ‘are |%

hazard has reached , the extrema
rating this year but the recent
overcast and cooler weather: has

fi | brought the hazard down to mod-

erate,

He said a’ “eaving feature”
this -year is the fact that ‘ferns
aad i foliage ‘haven't cured aa early

in’past years and so the spread |”

of fre irae: has been slowed down: or.
stopp

area were kept er. observa

Hon. by local Taga atation per-| |

nena ranger atthe Castle-
gar ‘ranger station fs Jack Hogan
while Roland Lussier and George
Doi; are |: assistant | rangers. Dis.
patcher is Jack Killough, Sr.

. Ralph ‘Briggeman is) launch
engineer and ‘is situated’ at Deer
Park. Sandy Hiedler is staffing,
Sentinel Lookout while Ivan Rad-
cliffe is at Old Glory at Rossland
and Alfred Law is at. Bulldog
Lookout near Deer Park.

A suppression crew of eight
boys, a cook and a foreman is
located at South Slocan and is
available to the Nelson, Castlegar
and Slocan City ranger districts.
“A number of access roads
have been opened up by the local
ranger station this year with head-
quarters equipment and there
has been regular maintenance of
and ranger

and family home Satur.
day from a week's holiday in
which they visited Cst. and Mrs,
Donald McDonald at Kamloops and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fourt in Pen-
ticton, all former residents of Kin.
naird.
Guests over the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, W.

m| Walper have been Mr. Walper’s

sister, A. M. Walper, and a

Bj nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs.

@ Repairs to ail makes of TV's,
Badios,

Photographs,
@ Electrical Appliances,

@ Applications for ‘TV cable hook-

ups made here.
“Years of

experience is
guarantee of dependable serv!

(eee SERVICES

331.— Phones — 365-4 603

Highway Drive, TRAIL, Phone ‘968-8201

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®| the. . Schiavons

Howard Brooks and children of
New. Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Schiavon,

their daughter Toni and her
@ifriend Sydney Wisted, returned

recently from the frontiersmen’s
hospitality of Barkerbille. The vis-
it: included a sightseeing tour of
that area, taking them as far as
Prince George.
. Along. the: way they visited
h son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Kil,
lough at. Armstrong. travelling
through Kamloops and Quesnel
io Barkerville and its neighbor,
=| Richfield, where they viewed the
famous court house. Sydney and
‘oni panned for-gold there. and
brought. home ;a few prized ‘‘nug-
gets.”
a er)
Mrs. Cathy Turik and two
children’ ‘of’ Gibsons, B.C., spent
a few days recently visiting the

Donna and Jeff, are vacationing
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Kulchski.

Spending a week here from
Calgary are Mr. and Mrs. Al Ham.
mond and Miss Gladys Nelson.
They are visiting Mrs, Hammond's
and Miss Nelson's mother and fa-
ther, Mr. and Mrs. A. Muselman
and their.two sisters, Mrs. Gordon
Henderson and family and Mrs.
Harry Palsson and family.

Spending Thursday to+ Salus
day-of last- week as the guests of
‘My. and Mrs. Allen Selbie ‘have
been Mrs. D, Bamford and
Peggy Jackson of Victoria. who
have been enjoying a tour of the
Fraser Valley, the Okanagan and
the Kootenays,

e interlude of warm. wea-
ther was enjoyed at» Christina
Lake by) several Woodland: Park
families, Arriving home at the be.
ginning of. this week from’: the
camping holiday were Mrs. W. Mc- | =
Fadzean and family, Mrs. A. 3a. |=
ques and family, Mra: J, A. Green
and, family and Mrs, Ted Hogan
and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Meintosh
and son David of Woodland Park
are just home from a holiday trip
to Prince George, Barkerville, and
a visit with Mrs, McIntosh’s broth
er and sister-in-] lave, Mr. and Mrs.
a

Karl and Pete
homes, S

Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Jones of
Edmonton were also visitors at the
home’ of Mr. and Mrs. Karl. So.

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A .

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365-3401 '- CASTLEGAR

=| came here after a holiday in Leth- | d

bridge where they visited Mrs.
=| Jones’ mother, Mrs. B. Medwid.

~» Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinicki of
Penticton have taken. over the
Kinnaird Coffee Bar from former
owner, K. L.. McBride. Mrs. Kini.
cki' had been. here for a week
prior-to the official change in
manageship Aug. 1,

Mr, and Mrs. Kinicki have
te | zour children, Midge, Mary. Anne,
Freddy and David. The family liv-
ed in Kinnaird for several months
in 1954, Mr. Kanicki is a brother
of Mrs. E. Strange, Tong. time re~
sident heer,

Mr, and Mrs. McBride and
family are vacationing at White
Rock, B.C. Their faire plans are
unknown at this | tim

t Townsend pf Revel-

F AS
a oie and three children, Valarie,

a

 - a

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B

ad Mis. Baton Brown
and ‘mally and Mr. and Mrs, A.
E. Webster. are vacationing * at
‘Wasa Lake where they planned to
do some fishing ‘on @ camping holi.
lay. z 5

Mr. and Mrs. John Sawyer,
Rae and Kim of! Woodland Park,
are back from a two-week. vaca-
tion at Bowen Island. and .a visit
with friends in Vancouver.

Mr, and th. ‘Atten Selbie
spent :part' of their. vacation at
Yellowstoen Park accompanied 'by
their. son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Colin Sens visiting
them from North Surre;

Other visitors © at ‘the Selbie
home have been. nieces Jane and
Ellen Archer of: Victoria.:: Their
grandmother, Mrs. H.W. Butter-
field of Kinnaird, accompanied the
girls here after a visit on the is.
land with her son-in-law .and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs, D. Archer.
The latter brought them as far as

Penticton, meeting Jane and Ellen
in'Penticton again on their return
home last week, s

Congratulations © S
STEDMAN 5c,
TO:$1.00 STORES ©

on the Grand Opening, ‘
of ‘their’ new ‘Castlegar store.

Central Rentals ‘Ltd.

Castlegar lor
Miss | Internationa] Alr auc reaper sauce

station gfounds,

The forest service's painter
last week finished re-painting the
office, warehouse, garage © and
staff house at the local station.

Ranger Wood said the “fire

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Regular $3.98 Value’

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, Aug, 9, 1962

A. MESSAGE TO
., THE RESIDENTS OF:
: For your shopping pleasure and con-
venience we proudly announce: the offi-
__cial opening of our bright, new store.
You will enjoy shopping in our new .
-’ self-service store and you will find our.
manager, Mr. Jones, and staff anxious to
give you prompt, courteous service.
Our aim: — as always — will be to

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bring you the best merchandise possible, !
at the lowest possible price with quality
- guaranteed.

You will find several items on this ©
page.and throughout the ‘store, -at very ° .,
special prices, specially purchased to ;
bring you real. savings. :

BARGAINS GALORE!

"To Each Child

Grand Special $i 97

LADIES’ Teor CARDIGANS -

: SUBSTANDARDS, SLIGHT.
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SHIRTS -

BEST PRICE EVERI -

| TV TRAYS.

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Training ‘Pants:

Cotton. Knit, Sizes 2,4, 6

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oy LADIES! LOOK.. Sooo

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Plush
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Our Regular
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