6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 26, 1960

Council Yelis ‘Foul’
On Ball. Park Costs

The Cestlegar pa oe dus
‘been limited to
other im minor sports.”

action was taken at
councils last meeting following]
a request by, the senior baseball

the ball club should consider in.
‘and| surance for such things as bro.
ken car windows.

Mr. Thorp said that perhaps,
“at a future date,” Castlegar
could contribute towards making

club ‘that the village
a fence and larger canopy-type
‘backstop that would make the’
park suitable for baseball.

“I think the expense involyed
here is far too great for us to
congider this year,” commented
parks chairman Walter Thorp.
He said the park is suitable for
softball but not hardball because
of the danger of foul balls and
the complaints of residents liv.
ing near the park.

“That park ds far too small

park suitable for
baseball and that in the mean.
time the local club should con-
sider that park for baseball, °

Comm. Sylvest said he didn't
want to a'scourage baseball but
said he felt it should not be p'ny.
ed at the ball park here. “I’m not
against baseball. I’m just against
it at that spot,” noted Comm.

orp.

Comm. V. R, Cook then mov.
ed that the village “limit the
park to softball and other minor

for a baseball park,” said Mr.
Thorp. Comm. Auge Sylvest said|

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DEER PARK SOCIALS |

Mrs, Williamson
Mr, and Mrs, W. (Bill) Clar-
ke of Abbotsford were weelvend
visitors to Deer Park after an
absence of about 20 years. They
were accompanied by Miss Flor-
ence Moss of Ne!

Tan Douglas jof the Royal
Canadian Navy ‘&t Victonla was
the recent guest of his parents
Mr. and Mrs, W. M, Douglas. |

Mr, and Mrs, George Merlo,
adaughters Linda, Lorna a
Louise, and Mr. J. Green, all of:
Trail, were the weekend gucsts
of Mr. and Mrs. O, D'Andrea,
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brigge-
man, sons Wayne and John Vic-
tor of Kinnaird, were the week-
end guests of the former’s uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Briggeman. .

Other Sunday visitors to
Deer Park included Gordon Ham-
blin of Nelson and Kurt Schwartz
of Syringa Creek. t

Mrrs. S. Smith was a recent

visitor to Robson where she at-
tended the Women’s Institute
Conference,
. ‘Mr, and Mrs, P. Doell, Mrs.
J. Ulmi and Mr. and Mrs. J. Rei-
mer, all of Renata, were the re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. T.
Williamson on the occasion of the
‘latter's birthday.

Mrs. Matt Maja and daugh-
ters of Nakusp are spending a
camping holiday at Deer Park
where Mr. Maja is working with
Celgar,

ave

Mr. G, Stiles of Olds, Alta.,
Was a recent visitor to Deer Park
and Renata. In Deer Park he was.
the guest of Mr, and Mrs, D, D.
Jamieson. =

Mr. and Mrs, H. Jamieson
‘and children of Kimberley were
the weekend guests of the form-
er’s parents, Mr: and Mrs. D.
Jamieson,

W. (Bill) Briggeman, Ray-
mong Briggeman and daughter
Jan‘ce, and Mr, and Mrs, J. Bunn
of Trail, were weekend visitors

Deer Park,

to

Mrs... R. Worley, grandson
Bob, Mr. and Mrs. V, Worley and
children of -Trail and Mr. and-
‘Mrs. E. Worley and children of
Robson spent the weekend at the
‘Worley summer home here,

C, Catalano and friends of
Trall spent the holiday weekend
on a Sting trip at Deer Park.

Mr, and ‘Mrs, P. Romaine and
son Dan ot Kinnaird were week-
end. visitors at their former

‘Mr. and Mrs, A. Bortnick,
son David and Bill Yurtck of
Trail spent the weekend at the
Bortnick summer home in Deer

Park,
BIRTHS

LEWIJN — To Mr, and
Mrrs. Ernest Halewijn of , Kin-
naird, May 19, ¢ poauenter.

‘¥.— To Mr. and

HA!

Mrs. Wm. Peneusit of Thrums,
‘May 25, 4 son.

IT’S AFACT . :

The codfish lays a million eggs,
The little hen hut one;

But the codfish doesn’t cackle
When her little stunt is done.
And so we praise the artful hen,
The codfish we despise;

Which makes it plain to thoughful men,

It pays to advertise.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

PHONE 3031

DRAWER 490

“ iene ‘Mr. and Mrs, K.

Anon.

ind the 10th ‘birthda ay

"| Salekin, Mrs: Reg Bro, Mrs, “A.

Kinnaird

Mra. ‘Kaufman, Phone 5488
Mr. and Mrs, K. Markle and

end with*friends at the Markle’s
sibin ot Christina Lake, Fi

reported good, ‘The party
‘cluded. Mr, and Mas. S. Poncor
of Seamer ‘and Terry Shaw of
Rosili

comp
d. of Victoria spent the weekend as
A pot-luck supper ie held fee ‘Wilson. "h

at the home of Mr,

Jack Robinson to aamntocrets
of St. Jol
Anglican Churc!
gues’s were .Mrs. J. Toogood of
the St. vAlban's WA, Rev, H.-1.| _

Victoria, aunt of Rev. iand Mrs.

by Mrs. G, Reith, highlighted|

om a recent Diocesan meeting. A
cheque for the building fund was
presented to Rev. Ragg.

Mr, and ‘Mrs, J. ‘Fodor trav-
efled to the coast on the week-
end, They re.urned their niece
and nephew, Susan and Alan, to
thelr home at Lillooet. The chil-
dren are the son and

turned Monaey, Having ere ine
5 weekend at .the cogst where a 7 ory -
Marilyn enjoyed the long week- |ttendea the ‘graduation ‘of th y

son, Morris, from: UBC.
daughter Judy .of Kimberley: ac-
anied by.

: Cres'
WA. dohin's cae and son-in-law, | Mr. and

fof Vancouver are having a
G, Ragg and Mrs. Rotherham o! Weel: fe vat eekone a
Ragg who is visiting them at this; Mrs. Chesworth's
time. The birthday cake, ‘baked! and Mrs, G. Henderson.

the sumptuous affair. The meal children spent the weekend in an
was followed by a short. meeting outing on the lake, travelling
‘at Which Mrs. Toogood reported the company of the boat club.

Mrs, Keith Waldle, Dr. and Mrs.

; Nakusp, camping at. Fost-
hed Creek on Saturday night, ex-
: eengeat Habiren tor rites een? attending

ig. at on. for “the even-
ing. ering on oy and dance -in the Civic

Socials.

\Mr. and. Mrs, AL Murroy ré-

Const. and Mrs, Don Mc-

‘auditorium: on » Satusly. evening.

Mr. ‘and Mrs, .J:D. Lang and ‘
Twin, Rivers Ledge No. 70 Knights OF Phythie

Public. Speaking Contest
AND
PRESENTATION OF SHIELD
: _ TWIN RIVERS HALL
SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960
7.30 p.m.
" EVERYONE “WELCOME

Mrs, .\A, M,' Lang
the guests of Mr. : ‘anid Mre,'O. J.

Mr, ‘Mr,’ and “Mrs: A ‘Kelzer’ el’
ton are visiting with. their

Jack,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chesworth

Parents, yMr,
Mr..and Mrs.. A, Culley and

Participating were Mr, and Mrs.
Norm: Hinton of Trail,’ Harvey
Jack and J. C, McLeod, Mr, and

Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Mark of Trail,
In spite of the diverse wea-
ther conditions,. the Culleys Vig:

Sn Lape :

0000

of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fodor
and ‘have been visiting. here for
several months.

The sun porch: of the In-}| =
provement Society. Hall was the
scene of a Golden Wedding cele-
bration on Sunday when Mr, and
R.. Moffat received with

Mr. and Mrs, Fred Molfat of
Trait and,Mr. and Mrs, Bob Mof-
fat of Castlegar; a daughter, Mrs.
Lorne Campbell and Mrs. Camp-
bell of Kinnaird. The honored
couple entertained ina setting
‘of blue ‘and gold, the decor in-
cluding ‘a sign with the words
“50 Years, Congratulations Alice
‘and Bob,” hung on a ‘beckground
of white and edged with lilacs
and yellow tulips, White’ bells
rounded -out the’ wedding theme.
‘The. attractive table, covered
with ‘ecru lace over white held
the anniversary cake set in gold
tulle and flanked dy tapers set in
golden holders. Complimenting
the cake-was a low vase of yel-
low ‘mums. A second cake top-
ped by 72 candles graced the
table in- recognition of the fact
that Mrs. Moffatt was also cele-
brating her birthday.

ted guests signed the
guest book which was placed be-
side 1a money tree,'a novel way
in. which -the Moffat’s many
‘friends expressed their esteem on!
this occasion... Telegrams were
read from Premier Bennett and

gratulatory message from Prime
Minister Diefenbaker. 2

‘The District was well repre-
sented at; the Dominion Drama
Festival: in. Vancouver last. week.
Attending from’ here were} Mrs.
J. Burvows, ‘Mrs. A; D. Johnson
and “Mrs. .W. Sommerfield’ who
roughly enjoyabl

Mr’ ’ and “Mas, c. E penese ‘cn.
joyea the’ weekend in Penticton
visiting Mrs.\Pepper’s s’ster and

~-Behson Evening WA,
Bargain Print Sale
Very Successful -

The members of the Robson
Evening Group WA held their
‘onnual ‘bargain print sale on
Thursday’ in the Community hall,
The sie. was" very ” succe:
and the hall was filled to‘capa-
city. nee Es
Mrs, J. Schupfer, president,
weceived the guests and declared
the -sale open. It was reported
that there were more attended
the sale:than ever before, | ©
The ‘hall and tables were
tastefuliy “decora‘ed with bot-
quets of ‘tulips and the individ-
wal tea tables were centered with
low bowls of ‘spring fifowers. | ~
Committees,in charge were:
kitchen ‘and. tea' tables, Mrs, W.

Seatt and ‘Mis. D; Adshead;: sew-
ing table, Mrs, Beth Rogers, Mrs,
'B. Macdllister and Mrs. R. Oborne;

their two sons and their wives, =

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Pork Roasts Ib.

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Mrs. Ron ‘Nickerson. :
Little Eleanor Belbeck wa

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Club Gets Yea’ on Road
But ‘Nay’ on Oil Purchase

=aviee ‘equipment. will be ere hitting ies going up that

to widen the golf course ‘hill,” commented Mr. Walker,

road provided that the golf club He. said that 2680. cars use the
road.

, insures’ village equipment: while’
. itis out of Castlegar’ and: provi-| |
‘ded’ that‘a village employee op-| some oil for use. on

at the course.

Olto Walker, chairman’ of the
golf club's roads committee, ap-
peared before council's last ‘meet- | Mr. fu Sa
ing to confirm council's previous-| ° Works’ supervisor Norman
jy ‘indicated position that the/McNabb said work on. the road
equipment would be loaned the| would be done during the even-
elub under the above conditions, | ing at any tlme requested by the

“My car and a few others! golf club.

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Kootenay Laundry & Cleaners.

With regard: ‘to @ request for
the road,
erates the machinery while it is, works chairman V. R,-Cook sug-
gested that the club buy oil from
Idn’t bank on
any oil from us this year,” noted

‘| Precipitation during week: 1.36”

Forestry Bulldozers
Giean Deer Park
For Tourist Season

‘Two ‘bulldozers’ belonging ‘to
Lit ey: branch of the pro-
were . at

Hootenty. Builders. were

the park at‘ Deer

the beaches.

Toronto. Student
Joins ‘News’ Staff
For Summer Months

A journalism student has
Joined the staff of the Castlegar
News,

Bob Cameron, who enters
his final year of. journalism at
the Ryerson Institute of Tech-
nalogy in Toronto in September,
will be employed on ‘the editor-
jal staff of the Castlegar News
for the summer months,

THE WEATHER

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_-C. Arthur
* Anderson

bacon at the weekend cleaning
Park.

The government park is now.
ready for the tourist season
with all drift wood cleared off

of the
nurses’ station at the Castl

* Kootenay Builders
Get Hospital Job

Estimated’ ‘price ‘for black.
topping ‘the driveways 8 , $6,000.

‘ond District Hospital. The pro-
pid 4g estimated to cost about

bares Friday Kinnaird Trans-
fer started working on “the roads
et the hospital in preparation for
the laying of blacktop. The trans-
fer company. is taking the level
of the roads down 1 foot and is
putting in course footings for the
blacktop...

RENATA SOCIALS

Hospital lack Ba-
Inbridge gaid both the “spf
Improvement District th

B.C... Hospital Insurance & Schopne
have ‘veen contacted regarding
paying part of, the cost-of the

Job.

The BCHIS and Improvement
District have-also ben asked to
‘share In the bullding of the sun
room, a, proect which will’ cost
about $12,000,

*- Ac root ‘celtar is also being
contemujated for the hospital,

Mrs. P. Warkentin ©.
Visiting over the long holiday
weekend were:

Mr. and Mrs. John Olson and

Noaknep at the home of Mrs, H.
Funk,

daughters Wilma and Wendy of}:

vid ‘Mr. He said the
foot cellar would allow ‘the ‘hos-
pital to take “full advantage of
donations of vegetables in the
autumn.” :

The matter of a cooli
system for the hospital is still
under’ study, noted the hospital

Miss Sheila Hale,
at Creston, at her mother‘ 3, Mrs.

. 5. Hale.

Jack Hansen, employed at
BC. Forest, Creston, visiting | Bill
friends here.

Mr, and ‘Mrs, J. J. Reimer
visited ‘et. the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Jake .Reimer in Nakusp.

Mr, and ‘Mrs. C, P. Rempel
and son Eddie from Waldheim,
Sask., ‘have recently moved to
Renata and live in the former
John Dyck’s homie.

Mr..and Mrs, Peter LaRoc-
que are staying in Vancouver for
a month’or so. Mr. LaRocque is
én Shaughnessy hospital.

Dr. and Mrs. Harold McClar-
ty of West Summertand have re~
turned to their home after spen-
three. weeks. here. While
here Dr, McClarty, etymologist,
did. research work. on dlossom
spores. during the Cherry blos-
som season.

‘The Renata WI meeting was
held at the home of Miss’ White,
ut which ene, report of the West

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iy daecate Mrs. P, Warkentin.
Other members attending the
conference the week before were
Mrs. J. J, Reimer, Mrs. Julius
Dyck and Mrs." Henry Toews.
Mrs, Toews ts - delegate to the
Provincial convention to ‘be held
in Vancouver ‘next month.

Visiting at.the home of Mr.
and, Mrs. I, Wiebe Sunday were
Mr. and..Mra,-A; Mackereth-,and
son Bruce of Broadwater.

The ‘town’ Gf. Port Credit,

with
ward cooling systems end three
five-ton’ units being. cons!dered.

- CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs

day, May 26, 1960

CASTLEGAR SOCIALS

‘Mr, and Mrs.°J.M. Thompson
of Calgary spent the weekend at
the home of their brother-in-law
and elster, Mr. and Mrs. H, R.
Adie,

Mr. Don Guesford of Kim-
berley spent the weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Mr, Sid Walton has returned
home from ‘hospital.’

Mr, Burt Campbell spent the
long weekend’ at’ Penticton’ vis-
iting _ his’ ‘sister,’
Gempbell.

le). V. Guesford,

ton of Trail visited during the
weekend at fe peme of Mr. and
Mrs. HL R. At

‘Mrs, ‘A, a “Lang ‘of Victoria,
accompanied by “Mr. and .Mrs.

Margaret Churches, Phone’ 9511 :

Miss’ Regina at
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Greigh- ari

r ‘ ‘
Clubs Observe:
Couservation Week
A joint meeting of the Ro-
tary, Kiwanis and Kinsmen clubs

was held Tuesday evening in
honor. of Forest Conservati
Week.

Fifty persons attended the
alnner, meeting which was held

Jim Munro, *

Two speakers, . Ji
forester bea the BC. Fi

will
carried in néxt week’s paper.
Grunerud and Mrs, _O. H. Proud

Douglas Lang, and ‘daughter
Judy of Kimberley, were visitors
on Sunday, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Churches,

Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Horn-
ing ‘were: visitors” at. Christina
‘Lake during the weekend.

Mrs, J. Sherbiko, represefi-'
tative of Castlegar Pythian’ Sis-
ters, accompanied ‘by. Mrs, Li A.

font. got its name because fur
traders annually met Indian trap-

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credit, the supplies they a vould
need for the winter’s hunt

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