CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 6, 1958

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THE DISTRICT SOCIAL :

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REPORTERS
Castlegar _
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

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FRIENDS 7 GEE ME LOOKIN

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LIke THIS!”

Castlegar Happenings

visited with his cousin at the
Castle Bar Ranch last. week
while on business in the district.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Groutage
returned last week from Spo-
kane where they spent 4 days.

Mrs. W. Easton returned on
Sunday from Nelson where she

Mr. A. O, McNiel received!
word this week of the death of
his brother in Welland, Ont.

Mrs. Geo. Worobey and daug-
ter Pat returned this week from

has been at the
home of her parents, Mr, and
-Mrs. Byers,

Mrs. Dave Seaton is a pat-
Sient in the Trail Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs, R. A. D. West
returned home last week from a

‘ Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shewchuk
attended the wedding of their
Ruth in

Mrs. Kaufman - 3227
Mrs, Johnson - 2672
“Mrs, Wuiillamson
Mrs, Warkentin

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‘| church basement soon, Mrs. S.

NOTES

Mrs, K, M. Spence was host-
ess to the United Church W.A,
on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mc-
Neil conducted the devotional.
Business under discussion was
plans for catering to the Kiwan-
is Supper to be held in the Im-
provement Soclety Hall, The
Spring Tea to be held in the

Arnold, a new member won the
hostess prize.

Mrs. J. Pickering is in Van-
couver to be with her son who
is in hospital there,

Mrs, Tom Fourt and Beau
visited relatives in Williams
Lake recently. Mrs, L, Me-
Laughlin accompanied them as
far as Oliver. They returned.
on Friday.

Robson Socials

‘The Robson Recreation So-
ciety held a very successful
Bake Bingo in the Community
Hall, Saturday, with a large at-
tendance. Many prizes of cakes,
pies, cookies and bread were
won,

Mrs. Mike Gorkoff entertain-
ed Thursday in honor. of her
daughter Violet's sixth birthday.
There were seven invited guests
adn they enjoyed many games.
The table was centred with a
large decorated birthday cake,
with six candles.

Among those attending the
Celebrity Concert in Trail Fri-
day were: Mr. and Mrs, R, T.
Waldie and son Leslie; Mr. and
Mrs. W. Banigan; Mrs. A.

Mrs.

Mrs, Nixen’s parents, Mr, and
Mrs. A, Smecher.

Mr.-and Mrs. L. Shannon,
formerly of Grand Forks have
taken up residence in Robson in
the Mike Gorkoff property.

At the meeting of the First
Robson Brownic Pack, it was de-
cided to hold an Apron Sale in
the Community Hall on Satur-
day, March 8 from 2:30 to 4:30
pm. the LA will have a Bake
Table and tea,

Deer Park Socials

Mr. Carl Reimer of Vancou-
ver and his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Leslic
of Nelson were the recent guests
of Mr, and Mrs. C. T. William-
son, en route to Renata where
Mr, Reimer is spending a holi-
day.

Mr, A. Law has returned to
his home here after spending a
few weeks in Nelson where he
was a patient in the Kootenay
Lake General Hospital. While
in hospital, Mr. Law underwent
an operation from which he is
recuperating nicely.

Mrs, R. Worley and grand-
son Bob of Trail spent the week-
end at their summer.home here,
They had as their guests Mr. and
Mrs, E, (Ted) Worley and chil-
dren Wendy, Judy and Carole
of Robson and her son V. C.
Worley of Trail.

Mr, and Mrs. Fred Brigge-
man were visitors to Kinnaird,
Sunday, where they were. ‘the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Brig-

eman,

Mrs. H, Mottershead was the
hostess when members of the
Deer Park Women's Institute
met at-her home for the weel-
ly sewing meeting. More mater-
jal was distributed among the
members and several articles
were cut, ready for sewing. Re-
freshments were served. Mrs. F.
Briggeman was-the hostess at
the previous meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Reimer of
Renata and Mr, Carl Reimer ‘of
Vancouver were weekend visit-
ore at the home of an and Mrs.

Oth

re-
cently.

Kinnaird Korner

holiday in the States.
Home for the weekend from
U.B.C. were Don Onions and
Bruce MacCabe.
Mr. Don Clay of Vancouver

Floyd Gagnon is home from
Thorild, Alta. to spend some
time with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, R. Gagnon.

r, J.
A, White and Dr. W. Wright.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson
were Nelson visitors Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Duncan and
family were Trail visitors on
Saturday.

Mrs. A. Nixon and son of
Kimberley, were the guests of

Tiesto included Mrs. ‘M. A. Stain-

ton, daughter Jean and son John
of Castlegar.

Among the many weekend
visitors ‘to Deer Park were Mr.
and Mrs. H. Clegg of Rossland;
H. Merriefield, sons Jimmy and
Albert; Mrs. M, Stover, Mr. Fred

Nelson, all of Castlegar; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lamont and daughter
Clarissa of Trail;-Mr..and Mrs.-Ji
Lamont and children .of Kin-
naird and many others,

Mrs. Arthur Mackereth of

Broadwater is a patient in the
‘Trail-Tadanac Hospital.

Mr, -M...A.. Kirkendall , has
returned: to‘his:hpmevhere after
spending the past two weeks at
Proctor where he was the guest

of hi sson and daughter-in-law,

Mr, and. Mrs. C, M. Kirkendall,

. Mr. and Mrs. D. Demmon of
Trail. are spending a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Phelps.

., Last Saturday:

Funeral services ‘were held
on Saturday, March 1, from St.
Rita's Church here for the late
Anton Zufka of Creston, ‘Mr.
Zufka was the father of a‘Kin-
naird resident, Mrs. Steve Jan-
kola Jr.

Pallbearers were Steve Jan-
kola, Sr., Steve Gallo, Mike Gal-
lo, Andy Shutek, John Kravski
and Steve Turchak.

Rev. Father E, Brophy of-
ticlated at the services and burial
was in Park Memorial Cemetery,

Kinnaird. « i

Prayers - were - said ‘Friday,
Feb. 28 and Requiem Mass, way
sung' Saturday morning from the.
Holy Cross Church in Creston,
Rev. Father J, Morelli officiat-
ing.

Pallbearers at ‘the Creston
services were Jos. Letovski, Jos.
Budda, Jos, P.

Michael]

Intersting Display Of Work
By ‘Silver Birch’ Children

If you were downtown in

what they have acomplished is a

Korman, Chas, Baynton and
Vincent Matula,

Mr. Zufka is survived by.his
loving wife at home in Creston,
and his daughter, Mrs. S. J.
Jankola of Kinnaird,

‘Castlegar Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements,

on
bably saw the

play of work’ done by pupils of
the “Silver Birch School", which
is the school for Handicapped
children in the District, ‘The
school is directed by the Castle-
gar Branch of the Kootenay Soc-
jety for children,

COFFEE, Nabob,
LDe sce Siew oe eae: TIC
EGGS, local fresh,
Dozen ............ 49c¢
BREAD, Star Bakery,
2 loaves ......,... 33e
SOUP, Campbell’s Tomato
4tins .... . 49¢
MARGARINE, Good Luck
2 ibs. ............ 59
MARGARINE, Sato)
2 Ibs. ............ 59e
LARD, Calgar” Packers
2 Ibs. ............ 39e
ICE CREAM, Peter’s
Bricks ae . 25c

Blue Label Beef
STEAKS.

POT ROASTS,
PORK CHOPS,

WHITE FISH,
Lb. .

Lb.

APPLE JUICE clear or Vita
48 oz., 3 tins .... $1.00

TOMATO JUICE, Hunt's
_ 48 oz, 3 tins ..... $1.00

TEA BAGS. 125’s, Malkins
With cup & saucer $1.55

T-Bone, Sirloin, Round

69c

45<_

All cuts, Ib. ....... 59¢

39c
SMOKED COD FILLETS,

49c

CUT-RATE GROCETERIA

KINNAIRD

LB.

FRENCH FRIES,

FISH & CHIPS,
Fraser Vale, PKT.

CAULIFLOUR,
PEAS,

CELERY,
Cello, LB.

LETTUCE,
Cello, LB.

MIRACLE WHIP, 16

OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 for .
MILK, Pacific (tall), case .
APPLE JUICE, 48 oz., clear, 3 for
KETCHUP, Heinz 15 oz. btle. .

EGGS, grade ‘A’ large, local ‘fresh, dox.

Fraser Vale, 2 PKTS. for ....

Fraser Vale, frozen, 2 PKTS. ...

Fraser Vole, 2 PKTS. for

JUMBO BOLOGNA,
By the Piece, LB. ....

SWIBTNING, 1 Ib. pkt. ............
SWIFT’S HAMS, fully cooked, Ib. .. .
SWIFT’S PICNIC HAMS, fully cooked:

Lb. ....

. 35c
. 15

a at a
Swift Premium Beef
STANDING RIB ROAST, Ib. ...
CROSS RIB ROAST, Ib.

2 65
63c

’
Silverleaf, 2 FOR

core

tS se

Peed

TENDER

CHOICE SLICES WITH
SWEET SMOKE TASTE .

5 LB, PAIL .....

3 LB. TIN .

JEWEL SHORTENING,

CHUCK POT ROASTS, Ib. .
RUMP ROASTS, Ib.

- 45
67c

SIRLCAN STEAKS. Ib.

ROUND STEAKS, Ib.

69e

. 99c}] HAMBURGER STEAK, 2 Ibs. ....

ae OSC

PHONE 2681

CORNER .
PINE & 4th AVE.

Q BD RETAIL STORE
|

69c

Johnny's Meat Market

PHONE 2001

|| drive for

THIS IS THE TIME TO STOCK-UP

Baby Beof Liver, th. ........ 49¢
TURKEYS, 18 Ibs undor

grade A, Lb. .... 49 LUX, . TIDE, BREEZE

CHEER, RINSO,

SAUSAGE, fresh made-
4 bbs, 2.0... $1.00

ANYONE ONLY
18¢

SUNLIGHT SOAP,

MINCED BEEF, fresh
& thes on $1.00

SPORK or PREM-
‘Comptire SAUSAGE White Cross
anyone tin

43c tin

RACK,
99

BONUS, OXYDOL, DUZ

SURF

2 twin size bars .... 45¢

Household TOWELS and

CRISCO,, Ib. pkgs.
B FOF cecccseranees 99

ICE BOX PIE, Monarch

FLUFFO, 1 Ib. pkgs.

THANKS

We wish to thank Mr. Bill. Shkwarok for
his highty cépable chairing of the Civic
Forum.

Our thanks also to the School Board for
making. the School. Activity Room Avail-
able.

We also appreciate the large turnout of
citizens.

‘
THE CASTLEGAR VILLAGE
COMMISSION.

and the display was put on in
conjunction. with the predent

were
belts and other items woven of
raffia, and small baskets fash-
joned of coils of paper, then de-
corated and varnished. A fas-
cinating spray of pink apple
blossoms turned out, suprisingly,
on closer inspection to be simply
Popcorn on a branch.

‘There were also sample

The work done by these pu-
pils is truly remarkable, — to see

"Buffet Supper For
Robson W. A.

The regular monthly meet-
ing ‘of the Women's Association
to the Robson Community Mem-
orlal Church was held in the
church hall on Tuesday after-
noon, with twenty

books on display showing
the actual school werk done by
the pupils, The teacher, Mrs. Pal-
sson, is to be complimented on
the work she and the children
have accomplished.

Durlng the afternoon while
the display was on in West’s
Store window, Directors of the
Society sold membership tickets,
and it is reported the sum of
$56.00. was realized, including
one asoclation membership, Dir-
ectors point out the drive is

are.

and one visitor attending, Mrs,
R...T. Waldie presided, :
The meeting was. opened
with the singing of a hymn,
followed by a prayer.
The.theme of the

and new
always welcome,

Thanks go to all who helped
out and to Mr. West for kindly
letting the Society have the use
of his store window.

VOYKIN — To.Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Voykin, February 25 eee
26, twin daughters,
POPOFF — To Mr, an
Sergie Popoff, ‘Brilliant, Feb. a
& son.

DUKE — To Mr, and Mrs. ttu-
gene Duke, February 26, a son.
SETO —'To Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Seto, February 27, a son.
DUBE — To Mr. and Mrs, Aaron
Dube, February 26, a son.

Tips On Packing

If you're worrying about
packing fine china and valuable
glassware and crystal when you
move, better make up your mind
that it takes time and patience
to do a good job, Here are a
few tips from an expert: keep
eartons small and pack lightly.
No matter how well.china and
glass are padded with newspa-
per, weight increases pressure on
bottom pieces and chances of,
breakage are greater. Be sure to’
pad the bottom of the carton
with crushed newspaper. Eight
double pages are a minimum for

period was ‘Lent’. Mrs. H.
Evans read an article ‘Medita-
tion’ followed by the singing of

silent meditation. Mrs. H. F.
Hyson read ‘A Lenten Feast’, fol-
lowed by the singing: of the
Lerd’s Prayer. .

‘The President expressed her
pleasure at such a good atten-
dancé and” welcomed Mrs: J
Ross,

Mrs, R. T. Waldie thanked
the members for their attendance
at the World Day of Prayer Ser-
vice,.and mentionde that the
Evening Group had helped with
the arrangements.

Mrs. J. Raine and Mrs. HL
Hyson offered to act as a com-
mittee to serve coffee and dough-
nuts after the Annual meeting
of the Board of Trustees to RC
M. Church on March 20.

Final plans were made for
the entertainment of the Even-
ing Group on March 27. Mrs.'F.

hMQuance,. Mrsy..As>+W.+.Thorp,

Mrs. H. F. Hyson and Mrs. D.
Carter are in charge of the ,ar-
rangements,

‘" Phe kitchen committee, Mrs.
Quance- and Mrs, Hyson report-
ed that enough bleached sheet-
ing had been purchased to make

-| two long. tabelcloths, The memi-

bers authorized this committee
to have two long tables made.
Mrs. R, Batchelor reported
that she and Mrs. Ballard had
visited the sick this month, Mrs.
R. T. Waldie and Mrs, O, Sut!
erland offered to act as the visit-
ing. committee for March and
April,
Plans were made for a Buf-
fet Supper to be held on Aprii
26th.
The President then put be-
fore the meeting, the idea of-
doing some sewing in the form
of missionary work. The mem-
bers agreed to work for the Bap-
tist Mission this year. Mrs, Car-
ter offered to ask a Baptist
Mission Worker from Nelson to
speak to the WA next month.
Mrs. R. T. Waldie asked
Rev. A. O. McNeil to close the
meeting with a prayer, and re-
freshments were served by host
an

a, hymn and a.few moments ‘of |"

Commission. News
(continued from page 1)

village to do custom work, as
Jong as there are private firms
available for such jobs.

Mr. Maddocks- advised’ that
council is expecting to have As-
sociated Engineers crew in the
Village and road levels and oth-
er like matters referred to them
during the over-all. survey they
are to conduct.

The opening of 2nd Avenue
South of Juniper Street as re-
quested by Mr. McGauley to

(provide access to his property

there will also be referred to the
engineers when they arrive, ‘said
Mr. Maddecks,

Commissioner Rysen asked
Mr. McGauley if’ Cemetery
Joint-ownership By-law No. 103
was drawn up, to which Mr. Mc-
Gauley replied it has been pre-
pared but. advised ity’ should not
be put through until negotiations
for more Jand, now. being tinder-
taken by the Village of Kinnaird
are «finalized.

Mrs, Rysen ‘advised she had
attended the. meeting of the
Board of Health in Trail on Feb.
25. Meetings will be held month-
ly she said.

Council granted | a Trades
licence to R. P. Martini for sale
of TV sets and appliances, the
feé to be as set out in the Bylaw.

‘The 1957-58 wage agreement
with the: Civie Workers Union,
with provision for ‘.retrcactive
pay to September 1, 1957 for per-
manent employees was accepted
and documents ordered signed,

Fireworks Bylaw. No. 132
was read by Council Monday
night. This bylaw is to provide
control over sale of: Fireworks
and sets a fee of $10.00 for sale
of such, and prohibits sale to
minors in the Village. Also pro-
vided is a fine or penaltly up to
$100.00 for breach of any of the
Bylaw provisions,

Appointment of Commission-
er Pettitt to post of Fire and
Light’ Commissioner until the
new Commissipner is elected}
was by Mr.

GIANT TIDE, each

GOFFEE, Nabob, Ib. .....0.000eeeeeeeee wee 196
MARGARINE, Delmar or Solo. Ih. .......--.-....- 596
“TOMATO SOUP, 10 02.4 for ...........2+22+0++ 496
TOMATO JUICE Hunt's, 3 for.................. 986

69s

Trischuck’s

George Vianich was appoint-
ed as Civil Defence Officer for
Castlegar, ‘subject to approval of
S. J. Jankola, local C. D. head.

Approval. of Bylaw No, 134
was received from the Lieu-
tenant-Governor in Ccuncil. This
is the new Water Rates Bylaw,
which has now been given final
reading and adoptiun.

Quotations for sidewalk in
front of Benk of Commerce
submitted by Oglow Bros, were
accepted by Council Monday.

D. Seaton was appointed to
the position of Trades-Licence
and Building Inspector, also Traf-
fic Officer and Collector of Dog
Licences

A motion to appoint Assoc-
jiated Engineers to make a Sew-
age survey as quoted, was ac-
cepted by Cou neil.

Bids from firms on a new
tractor were received and will be
studied by Public Works Com-
missioner, it was advised.

‘Accounts authorized for pay-
ment totaled $194.63, consisting
mainly of advertising costs and
gas, ete,

As a man grows older and

wiser he ‘talks less and says
more.

a two-foot square box. Open the|
newspaper fully then crush, Be
extra careful to pack sides of
pieces so that they do not touch
or rub. Corrugated paper is the
best bet for packing between ob-
jects.. If newspaper is used be
generous with it. Do not pack a
carton until it bulges, Seal car-
tons caref

Old lipstick containers are
good for carrying bobby pins,
safety pins and threaded needle
in a,weman’s purse for easy
finding.

CARD OF THANKS,

“We wish to tender our most
grateful thanks to our many
friends who so -kindly assisted
us, and for the words of sym-
pathy and beautiful floral tri-
butes extended at the death of
our beloved husband and father,
Anton Zufka, Special thanks to
Father E. Brophy and the Cas-
tlegar Funeral Home,

Mrs. Zutka, Creston, Mr,
and Mrs. S. J. Jankola and fam-
ily, Kinnaird.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March .8, 1958 5

Castlegar Resident
Died Last Saturday

Funeral -service for Peter
Sisel, 75, was held from St.
Francis Xavier church yesterday
morning with Rev. E. A. Brophy
officiating, Mr, Sisel died last

| Saturday in the General Hospit-

al, Nelson.

Born in Nizna, Czechoslo-
vakia, September 7, 1882, he
came to Canada in 1907 and af-
ter working for the CPR, Mr. Si-
sel joined Cominco, He retired
20 years ago due to ill health.

Pallbearers weer Gil Cachay,
Trail; John Kravski, Steve Gal-
lo and Steve Jankola Sr., all of
Kinnaird; Joseph Gallo of Procter
and Tom Jandura of Robson.

Burial was in Mountain View
Cemetery, Trail.

St. Patrick Day
Table Decoration

Cut six long potatoes in half
length-wies. Cover with green
cellophane, using scotch tape to
hold in place on the cut side. Use
cut side down. Pierce several
holes through cellophane and
well into the potatoe with an ice-
pick,

Insert small sprigs of sham-
rock in each hole, the moisture
in potatoe will keep shamrock
fresh through an evening,

Place potatoes point to point
to form three diamond shapes.
Place a gold coaster in the cen-
tre of each diamond, and melt a
few drops of wax and set a green
candle in each coaster. If table is
extra long, two sets could be
used. :

Place cards are easily made
the same way. Use small potatoes
cut in half, covered with the
green cellophane, and stick a
green pipe cleaner into top of
potato, Write the name on a
small card, punch hole in top,
push pipe cleaner through the
hole and twist back to hold
name cae ia place.

green pipe cleaners are
dittieute 6 procure, throw as
many white ones as required into
a green tint (the fifteen cent
package used for tinting, cur-
tains and the like.)

Mach:

Sewing

Pianos Bought and Sold

FAMOUS BROTHERS

— A

450 Columbia Ave.

Priced from $69.50

TRADES ACCEPTED
Phone 5180 For Demonstration

J. W. BOWMAN

Castlegar, 8.C.

Office on the 13th day of

of ten o'ciock in the forenoon, for the Purpose of

SS ACA CE
The Gorporation of the Village of Kinnaird

Notice of Election

Public notice is hereby given to the electors of
the Municipality of the Village of Kinnaird thot |
require the presence of the said electors ot st

March, 1958, at the hour

them os C

persons fo rep:

The mode of nomination of candidates shall be
as follows: Candidates shall be nominated in writing

of the lity. The

by two duly qualified el

pal Act”, and shall state

8:00 A.M. and 8:00
accordingly.

5th day of March, 1958.

nomination-poper shall be delivered to the Returning
Officer at any time between the date of this notice
and noon of the day of nomination. The nomination-
paper may be in the form prescribed in the “Munici-

occupation of the person nominated in such manner
as to sufficiently identify such candidate. The nomin-
ation-paper shall be subscribed to by the candidate.

In the event of a poll being necessary, such poll
will be opened at The Improvement Sodiety Hall, on
the 24th day of March, 1958, between the houvs of
:00 P.M.,
hereby required to take notice and govern himself

Given under my hand at The Village Office this

P. A. SMIBERT, Returning: Officer

the name, residence, and

of which every person is

S|

Bob’
PAY'N TAKIT
F-R-E-E

FIBER-GLASS FISHING
ROD and REEL

to customer making
lucky purchase

ROBIN HOOD
PUDDING

APRICOTS,

28 os. tins

TUNA, solid white,

2 fins we
WHITE FISH,

Westen Style
thick slices
gucranteed lean

a Ta TITEL

Lb. .......5. 9

NEw

SPUDS
Lb ceeeeeeee Oded

CELERY HEARTS
Cello ...

NABOB
PEANUT BUTTER

16 oz. . 35¢

- MARGARINE

2 LBs. .

NEW/3 LB. |

Flutto

PACKED IN A

29

- 49e

SUGAR,
25 Ib. bag ..

IN OUR STORE

1,0.D.E. BAKE SALE
March 7, 1958
2 to 5 pm.

F.O.E. BAKE SALE

March 8, 1958
2 to 5 pm