Thursday, April 17, 1958

FRIED CHICKEN SERVED
Sundays 2 - 8 p.m.
CASTLEGAR HOTEL

UBE To Receive

Canadian Paintings

Nine’ paintings by leading
Canadian artists, commissioned
by McLean's Magazine for a

Kinnaird Little Theatre
Piay Sef For April 25 (onesie i

An evening af draqitit enter-) directed by Mrs. Gwen Sommer- B.C, at ceremonies in Brock Hall,
tainment will be offered to the] field and entitled ‘Orange Blos- April 29, at 4 p.m.
people of the district on Friday,}soms’. In the cast are, Laurie. President Dr. N. A. M. Mac-
April 25 in the Kinnaird Im-| Porter, Ginny Walper, Shirley Kenzie will accept the paintings
provement Society Hall when|Johnson, Jean Jackson, Ellal from Pierre Berton, managing
the Kinnaird Little Theatre will} Walker, Margo McWhinnie and| editor of Maher's and a UBC

Present three, one act plays.

‘John Doe’, Kinnaird’s entry
in the West Kootenay Drama
Festival will be the highlight of
the evening. This play, which
received an honorable mention
in the festival, is the story of
man's inhumanity to man, and is
set in an anti-room to heaven.
Wally Walper, vell-known local
business man, won the best sup-
porting actor award in this play
for his role as the negro Jesse.

Others in the cast are Stuart
Paul, George Jackson, Lawrence
Lakeman, Gwilym Hughes, Ev-
elyn Burrows and Darrel Ander-
son. Mrs. Agnes Lakeman direct-
ed this outstanding play.

The second play of the even-
ing ‘Thinking Aloud’, is cieected
by Mrs. Marg.

Joan Johnson and Stuart Bu
in the cast.

The final presentation is

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SUMMER SCHOOL ,°; ARTS

July 7 to August 23

Theatre Guest Director: JOHN REICH, head of
Goodman Memorial Theatre, Chicago. Courses
in acting, speech, directing, stagecrafts,
ecstume, make-up, scene design and lighting.
Lecture demonstrations by
MARCEL MARCEAU, great French mime.

Director: ROBERT GILL, Hart House Thea-
tre, Toronto.

Guest Musical Director: GEOGE SCHICK,
music co-ordinator for the Television Opera
Company of N.B.C.

Courses in acting and singing or opera.
Lieder, and concert literature, choral singing.
Master classes in chamber music by the
famous FESTIVAL QUARTET.

Guest Instructors: CECIL C, RICHARDS,
JEAN-PAUL LEMIEUX, CARL BALL.
ecurses in painting, sculpture, ceramics,
metal-work, children’s art, art for teenagers.

Arts &
Crafts
Further information and calendar upon request from:-

Department of Extension

University of British Columbia

Voncouver 8, B.C.

Lloyd Stadler,

After a. weeks holiday, we
are once more back on the job.
Flight sergeant Pelligrin and
Cpl. Hesketh flew down to Van-
couver on Thursday, April 10
and returned Tuesday, April 15.
These cadets traveled to Van-
couver for interviews for Drill
Instructors and Senior Leader's
courses. *

On’ Saturday, April 19, the
cadets will be on hand at the
new hospital to direct the park-
ing of cars and to assist in any
other way they. can.

Sunday, April 20 will be a
Church Parade.to the United
Church. It is hoped that the
whole squadron will be on this
parade.

Next week's parade will be
held in the high school. WiO

last year by the Macleon-Hunter
Publishing Company, will more
than double the size of the Brock
collection. i

Artists whose work is repre-
sented in the Maclean-Hunter
collection are B.C. Binning, Law-
ren Harris, Joe Plaskett, John
Korner, Ed Hughes, Bruno and
Molly Boback, Gordon Smith and
Jack Shadbolt, ,

Tan McNairn, curator of U-
BC's Fine Arts Gallery, has ter-
med the donations “a major
to the student col-

inti will, in

‘The
turn, be-donated to the Bruck
Hall Art Collection, which spec-
jalizes in modern Canadian art,

The paintings, commissioned

Spring Sale Set
For Friday, May 9

The regular business mect-
ing of the Evening Group was
held on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. B. Macalister, with the
President Mrs, F. Giraud presid-
ing; 18 members present and 2
visitors,

This was a very busy mect-
ing, the sewing convenor . gave
out more materials to be made
up for the fall bazaar.

‘The Spring Sale which is to
be on May 9 was discussed and
convenors chosen. Many lovely
articles for the Spring Sale were
turned in. Booster prize were
won by Mrs, A. Smecher, and
Mrs. D. Duncan, Refreshments
were served by the hostess, Mrs,
H. Belbeck.

The next meeting which
will be a social meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. R.
Bro on April 24, and the next

regular ‘business meeting on
May 8, at the home of Mrs, D,
Duncan,

McCracken the drill
Officer will be in attendance at
this parade, to instruct the
squadron on the drill for the
annual inspection,

Last Saturday’s range was
not to well attended, but those
who were there did very- well.

Many Attend
Eastern Star Tea

. Minto Chapter No. 79 Or-
der of the Eastern Star held their
Annual Cancer Tea, and Bake

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Sat. 8 am. to 12:30 p.m.

SETO CAFE

Sale, on April 12 in
the Twin Rivers Hall, which
was very successful,

Mrs, Rose Johnson, Worthy
Matron, welcomed the guests,
and declared the sale open. Re-
ceiving the guests were Mrs.
Johnson, and Mrs. Edith Sher-
biko..The hall was festetully de-

corated with and spring

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Howers, Mrs. C. Saunders, Mrs,
H. Adie, Mrs. H. Anderson and
Mrs, H. Pitts looked after the
decorating,
The serving table was cover-
ed with a yellow cloth, with a
crochet cloth over, this was
centred with a low bowl of daffs
and surrounded with five candles
in silver holders.. The tea tables
were.each centred with a candle
in a glass holder Surrounded
with flowers,
Pouring were Mrs,” A 0
McNeil, Mrs. D. Bouthillier, Mrs,
G. Caskey, and Mrs, P. Smibert,
Committee in charge were
Tea tables Mrs, D. Askew, Mrs,
D. Duncan, Mrs, Ed Johnson and
Mrs. S. Grant and Mrs. J.
Hawkins, pad table, Mrs, C.

°°.

and Mrs. E. i itouch, itetien,
Miss L. McKenzie, Mrs.
Raine, Mrs. R. Crain, Mrs. x

Defoe. and Mrs.. L. Ferguson,
Table of the cancer dressings and
bed pads and ‘materials for
dressings was in charge of the
convenor Mrs. Milda’ Oswald.
Mrs. T. B. Couch was in charge
of the tea tickets: and Mrs. H.
Adie was in charge of the cake
raffle. The door prize was won
by Mrs, A. Moorehouse, and the
ticket was drawn by Walter
Peachy, the cake was won by,
Mrs. Ena Harrower, and the

lection,

AMS, president, Ben Trev-
ino, said the donation will give
ie added impetus to the growing

interest in contemporary {arty
“We still have a lot to learn
about art”, he added, “and this
gift in the centennial year is
most appropriate.”

A reception will be held in
the UBC Faculty Club following

the presentation.

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FOR SALE — Attractive modern
home on 6th Ave. Four rooms,
bathroom plus finished. room
in full basement. Hardwood
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of the bedrooms. Fireplace,
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FOR SALE — Lots, apply 682,
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* 316

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom house,,
wired for electric range, in
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14 x 100, and 50 x 100. Apply] -

Ww. Saprunoff, phone 4567,
314

FOR SALE — 16ft. factory made
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FOR SALE 1952 Austin,, phone
6801, Castlegar. - 314

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FOR SALE — Bedroom Suite,
chest of drawers, desk table,
hamper mirror, 2 side tables,
carpet and under felt, coffee
table, garden tools. phone 3701.

315

FOR SALE OR RENT — Kerr's
Building, 172 - 176 Columbia
Ave. Phone Cherry 8753 or
write W. R. Kerr, 101 - 1926
Balsam, Vancouver. 315.

LOST — Black male, part Pur-
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anyone seeing or knowing
whereabouts of this cat please
phone 6671 or apply 603 Main
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FOUND — Pair of glasses on
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NOTICE — For experienced or-
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- Smithing, apply -J. W. Hoodi-
koff, Thrums, B.C. or phone
542, Thrums. 314)

NOTICE — Annual Castlegar
Merchants fastball club meet-
ing — Election. of officers for
the coming year, Friday, April
18—7:30 p.m. at the Marlane
Hotel. All interested please
attend,. 116

KARLEEN APT. — Room or
room and board, phone 2492,
Stn

TV.,SALE. & SERVICE — Phone
5167, Agents. for Marconi TV
and Radia. —- 121 Crescent st.

FO RSALE — Tent and poles
9 x 9. Emerson table model
radio-phonograph $30, West-

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FOR SALE — 1953 Chev., good
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than going price. Phone Vic
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7 pm, 116

FOR SALE — One piano, one
electric motor % HP. black
fur coat size 36-38, Mrs. M.
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116

FOR RENT. — 3

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write Dick Wiyrick, 140 Baker
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Gladys Hyacinthe, Sherbiko.
sub. Yellow and white traifer
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NOTICE — The W. A. to Rob-
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* sponsoring a buffet bean sup-
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p.m. Saturday, Aprit 26 —|
Adults 60¢ and children under|
10 years 35c — The entertain-
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NOTICE — Beauty’ Parlor —

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NOTICE — $2.00 hourly possible
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116

NOTICE — Annual Spring Tea
and Raffle being held at the
Begion Hall, April 28, 1958—
3 to 5 p.m. Sponsored by the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to Canadian

Legion — $25 grocery hamper
raffle. 216

'|NOTICE—Transfer business (H)

license -with ohe aump truck,
phone 9281 or call at 190
«King St. 316

NOTICE —,Doukhobour Ladies
of Castlegar and Kinnaird wilt
hold a bake sale at the Legion
Hall“ on Saturday, April 19
from 2\to 4.p,.m, Proceeds to
:the Castlegar and District
Hospital. .Ladies who were

contacted by phone and who
wish ‘to donate to the sale,
have your baking at the petion
Hall by 2 p.m. 126

NOTICE — Kinnaira Little

Theatre presents 3. one act

Plays in ‘the Kinnaird Hall on

am. (Local Time) on Monday,
May 5th, 1958, in the office of
the Forest Ranger, Castlegar, B.C,

der, to be opened at the hour.of

76, Maple St, Castlegar, B.C. :

April 25 at 8 pm. - 216

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