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CASTLEGAR: NEWS, CASTLEGAR, "Be! “THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1956

‘Browastock ig a term refer-|., . A'“cook” is the man in charge| Ba Hubert Named Mrs, Ohome' Funeral Robson ‘Women’s Aux
ring to unbleached, and unwash- Of:the pulp digester in a pulp-

‘Holds Tea and'Sale.
APD. ae jan os Ouistanding Gade! Held Hore Tuesday ne ‘Women's’ Auxillary

+: }Ont.

LAC. Hubert was ‘warded a
plaque naming him the outstand-
ing Air Cadet of the year, at.last
week's parade of Squadrdr 581

| (Castlegar) ‘of the Canadian Air

Cadet Corps. ©. hs
A-statuette“was awarded to
ACI D. Davies as the outstanding
rookie of the year,.
Both awards. were presented
by R. McBain . of _ the, ‘civilian

‘committee, Flight Lieut. W.-Reed,

‘was in charge of the ‘ceremony,

‘The funeral for the Jate: Mrs. }!
Jessie Gertrude-Oborne was held
on ‘Tuesday:‘from the Robson
Community - Memorial - Church,

pee ry Clinton sonnetary officiat- Bi

” Mira, Oborne ‘gied on Septem-
ber..27'at\the Mount St.. Fraricis
home, Nelson, ‘atthe age.of 82.

Pallbearers ”.at’;the:: funeral
were Lloyd Oborne,, Ross Oborne,
Irving .Oborne, Gilbert: Oborne, |:
Ralph. Oborne, and. Clifford
Jolly; honorary pallbearers,.were

sisted by. Clift : and] 5
Cc. Woolls. . 3
The plaque presented: ‘to LAC
Hubert reads .“For ‘proficiency
and highest standing’ in all. sub-

:-| jects.” Hubert thanked _Mr,.Mc-
| Bainvand in’ turn: presented - the}.

‘as. al:

. T. Webster, O. B., Ballard, A.
Late CoB Tutt, H Foxlee, L.
RF Quance, ‘Duncan Carter, J. Re
Martin, and James Fowler.

ithe | Robson | Memorial harsh
held a highly. successful tea'and
bake sale. at the church’ hall on
‘Wednesday, September :26; > v
The: hall: was decorated with
‘a profusion of fall\ flowers, and
Mis. “Hv: Hyson and Mrs. L. c.
i and
the: : guests, -while. - Mrs.
‘Westwood and Mrs. .G,
poured téa ‘during thd ‘afternoon.
|. ‘The tea; made possible” by
the co-operation ofall (W.A, mem-
bers, was -in the “hands' of ‘the
following’ committee: Kitchen

,| and tea’ tables, Mesdames ‘Martin,

Batchelor; apron table, Mesdames
Miller and Ballard;,, bake table,
ies and, Suth-

‘The: > ion sang. the
hymns Rock of Ages’ and ‘Abide
With Me, Dr. W. L. Wright was

ne “Davies

ist, and i

‘erland; green thumb ‘table, Mrs,
Carter; cards, Mrs...Raine and

was. Miss Jamieson; parcel post, - Mrs,

‘Porter; . children’s table, Mrs.

at Robson: +c
+The ‘deceased, born in uk

i watched the proceedin;
‘| squadron's: three flights,

one was completely’, in

‘| flight two practically completé,
| and flight. three ‘was ‘about’ half-

uniformed: The ‘Cadets ‘presented
a smart, soldierly” appenrante 2 Bs

‘| they fell in: and) executed

usual. drill routines for aaettion

and the announcement of awards, ni
|| and promotions.

Highest promotion was. “hat
of .Flight Sgt. T.. Dayto. War-
rant Officer 2 ..(acting). /WO2

"| Day had attended - the drill. in-

structor’s course at. Brandon,

Other ‘promotions annouriced
by Ft, Lt. Reed . were. those-: sot

“|W. Hendy to Flight Sgt,-A. Pel-
|| legrin to: Acting Flight Sgt. G.

Townsend to acting’ Sgt.cand_ R.

4 Bystrom, B.. Jenks, B. Fietz, ‘and

B:' Hubert were each promoted

.| to’ Acting Corporal -Reclassified

to LAG were D, Davies-and A:
Hagen.
Flight Lt. Reed, ‘in ‘announc-

" }/ing the promotions. and congratu-
.| Jating the men, kept his ‘audience

d with
and encouragement for further
efforts. He welcomed the new
non-coms to the .Squadron and
reminded the. lower ranks pro-
moted that eyenimg that. they
had been ‘picked as. future ‘non-
commissioned. ‘officers. He said
that Castlegar: could .take. pride
in the. fact that-one ofvits Air
Cadets .had ‘been. chosen: as one]
of the competitors . in’ ‘the Inter-

‘Swift “3 ‘HAMS, veguler or ready-tocat
HAMBURG STEAK,
Wet re vs

T-BONE. STEAK, °

“DELicious SE ehas
FINER’ ‘FLAVOR:
MARGARINE:

ee | Ble -

-Vand-. 1 fe
Squadron’ had not failed ‘Wo Day Al

in this regpect (laughter).
= Art’ Anderson, ° head - of the

pressed his pride and ‘satisfaction
over» :the ‘accomplishments of the

ing of ‘Air: ‘Cadets ‘was such that
it ‘was. ‘possible to recognize them
on.‘the street “even “in civilian
dress. -He : pointen out that Air
Cadet ‘training was an excellent’
basis: for. future ‘careers.

tor*Castlegar is open again fol:
lowing the announcement that
Sammy Dower had, declined the

the choice® of another deputy. in
the ‘hands of Steve Jankola, CD.
head: for Kinnaird and ‘Castlegar.

‘Accounts totaling $333.63 were
passed: ahd -a sum .-of $65 was
authorized, as payment for the

| Village's share ‘in the celebration

of the Sept. 14‘opening of valese
and _ Bost offices. ie

/MacP!
ce jand: Harris went to Pen-
ticton on’ Tuesday to attend the
convention of the Union of BC
Municipalities,’ =":

, All three declined ‘lost time
payments Of twelve dollars per
day ‘during their five-day abseice
since they would not suffer any
loss: in: wages. 4 Jump sum. of
$210.00: was issued ‘to the Com-
missioners for travelling expens-|

es, With the understanding that| J"

the , Village vical reimburse
them © for

‘Wis., in 1874, came: to
‘Robson in. the. spring of. 1908,
where the family has resided ever

since, Mrs. Oborne took an. active |,

part in church life and..the Red,
Cross and was.a' life sof

vans; door table, Mrs, McPhee,

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the women’s institute. ‘Her hus-

band F.‘E.- Oborne, died in 194s, f

| §. Oborne, died: in 1943...

. Oberne is: ‘survived by
lerous relatives, among ‘them
four sons, Irving .of Vancouver,
Lloyd,.of Ecksville,. Alta.,- Gil-
bert of. Colbert, Wash., Ross -of
Robson; a daughter, Mrs. P. M.
Jolly, also living in Robson.

Also’ surviving her are’ three
sisters, Mrs. B,: Craig and’ Mrs.
N, -Dorant . in ‘Wisconsin, :Mrs. J.
Oborne in calgary, and ,17 Lec
children, - :

A chip packer is a device to
give uniform distribution of pulp
chips as they fall into a digester.

The--leaves' of a deciduous
tree fall each “autumn, foeus

=
BALLERINAS. .
Suede — — Calf or, Patent «|
#Leather: in’

: Black, Red .or Brown °
; Sizes And :

_ TURKEYS, oven
Fowl :
‘CH ICKEN oven fread
VEAL CHOPS, loin, !
“HAMS, “Ponelie 2 or 3
: SMOKED. JOW!

FR
Valley, 15
mae ik

28-0:
ANS, Bullman’s 1 ox.,.2 for

ed- ‘so much less.
Sizes. 10 to 20
: “Colors, Black: or. chareoa

Orton’ and Dynel, deep
-piled as: beaver, but pric- | e

: ‘GOAT. SAMEAS ABOVE except Orion: Pile
« Sizes. 10: to 20, oe Plati um, - Grey, Honey Belge

‘DRAWERS

‘Sizes’ -1-2-3
~ Ladion Flnnaltt

Sizes, small, ‘med.,
Med. Weight, ‘pr.
Best Quality, pr.

* Boy's two piece. fleece lined
UNO ro

Pink, Yellow.

f f style with elastic

Nylon: salaiceed: interlock: :
‘COTTON VESTS © 2.
“Built ‘Up- Shoulders.

“Sizes, 8-14 yrs.

INTERLOCK -VESTS °

. Built Up: Shouders
izes: med., large,’ “outsize
ree : | Excellent, Quality,’
: Each ze

-AJAMAS -
“ Tailored’ or toed “Trimmed $i

targe™

:|.an , executive - of twelve -persons to look /after’: the’ practical
plementatidr of: the decision. ‘A’. teacher: and a. hall for}
school’ have. alreddy! been found, althoug!

‘Fangements w ere not released to the pre:

oe 8 B,

Ro

Coventry: isa florist in

2 and of ‘the: Tow’ opinion the con-
struction? fem held of Castlear’s

the: energetic:

‘worl: done by:

above that amount.

‘A conifer isa softwood cone>|
bearing” tree.: Coniterous species

are for ‘pulp
ture,

|| public relations and pr
respectively. ‘The addition

|| time thati a? winner: Was present.
pat. the draw., at ‘a first night”,

seentby the ste progr ¥