CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 7, 1962

Deer Park Socials

Mrs. Williamson
Mrs. Ora Wires has. returned
to her. home in Portland,Oregon,
after sponding the past four weeks
at the home of her son-inJaw and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brig:
geman. On her departure she was

by Mrs.
who will spend a few weeks visit-
ing with friends and relatives at
Redmond, and Portland, Oregon,
also in Seattle. ‘Mrs, Briggeman
also visit the World’s Fair at Sea.
ttle.

Mr. L. A. Read, Social Credit
candidate for Kootenay-West in
this coming election, accompanied
by Mr. T. McGauley and Mr. F.
Pressacco, were recent visitors to
Deer Park and Renata.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Chudy, dau-
ghters Dawn Marie and Teresa and
son John Arnold of Kinnaird, were
weekend visitors to their former
home in Deer Park,

Enroute to Renata where they
spent the weekend, Mr. and Mra.
J. Reimer and daughters Sharon
and Wendy of Nakusp were recent
visitors at the home of their bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Williamson.

Mr, and Mrs. C. S, Phelps and
children, Wayne, Judith, Brenda
and Russell,. were recent. visitors
to Procter and Crawford Bay. -

A group of 13 Girl Guides
from the Robson area spent the
weekend on a. two-day camping
trip at Deer Park, They were ac-
companied by captains L, Dewis
and M. Bro of Robson.

Mrs, R. Worley of Trail, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Worley of Nelson and
Mr. and ‘Mrs. E. Worley of Robson
spent the weekend at their sum-
mer home here,

Mr. and Mrs. A, Bortnick and
son David of Trail spetn the week-

More Dentists

Six Years Off

Says WRAY

The results of UBC’s new den-
tal faculty are another six years
off, village chairman Carl Loeb-

lich said at Kinnaird’s - council
meeting Monday

+ He said, that at. the vrecent |°

meeting of the WKHU all munici-
palities werg-urged:to do all. in
their power :to- attract dentists to
this area and to encourage stu-
dents to go.into the dental ‘pro-
fession. °
; Comm, Pat Romaine said that
the gncouragement today .should
te.: “material : encouragement” ‘in
thé way of bursaries or low nt
est loans,

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end at their summer home in Deer
Park,

Ay MacPherson and David of
Castlogar spent the weekend at
Deer Park,

were recent visitors to Trail.
Mr. W." (Bil) Yurick of

Mr, and Mrs. Wm. x. Douglas |
and Mr.:and-Mrs. C, Williamson | §

Trail who spent the weekend at
the Bortnjck summer home here,
was one of. the lucky fisherman

out on a fishing trip.’
36 ‘Graduate’
From Kindergarten
Last Sunday .

Graduation exercises followed
a delightful program which de.
picted the achievements of 36
kindergarten pupils and marked a

ternoon in the Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society Hall.

The graduates of St. Joseph's
Kindergarten, under the supervis-
fon of the Sisters of the Atone-

audience their “program of: songs
recitations.”

costuming, a number by their co-
lorful rythum band, and a group
of eight boys singing “Working On
The Railroad” followed,

The Peter Rabbit operatta told

and pantomine and consisted of
costumed characterizations of five
bunnies and their mummy, eight
gardeners, and five blue birds com:
ing to show Peter the way home.
A mixed degree of excitement
and formality mounted when the
graduating group. appeared in aca-
demic costumes and finale
each pupil was ao mtad a dip-
loma by. Rev. E. Brophy. This was
preceded: by: the graduation play
in which Debbie Rust enacted Sis-
ter Superior; Harry Haley. was the
school secretary“while the pastor
was played by Dougy Tidball.
Elizabeth Rush was: the valedictor-
5: Muse director was Jimmy Hut-
The class. included, Paul Hat-
lin, Robert Knutson,: Donny York,
Danny DeBiasio, - Jimmy Hutchin-
son, Dougy Tidball, Aage Brattebo,
Russell Roberts, Greg. Richards,
Harry: Haley; Janice Koenig, :Stev:
le Warford, Elizabeth ‘Rush, Kim
Sawyer, Charlene McInroy,’ Lynne
Fleury Karen Tones, Michelle Gut Gui-

mont,
‘Kathy Fields, Marilyn Dally,

bie Rust, Willa. Condy;:: Barbara
Waite, Wedy McGillivray, ‘Kathy
Harrison, e “;Cornier;. Jon.

MacDonald, Tony Sorge, Dougy
Morgan, . Kim ,: .O'Morrow, Ane
Kawte and Dimean:Cratvford

‘WOODEN’ AIR. 2:
Even ‘the’ air“ you’ breathe
might be called’ a forest product
since it is constantly being replen-
ished’ with ‘oxygen manufactured

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PORK TENDERLOIN, Ib, ......:.. 89¢
BACON; side:sliced, Ih...
BACON, back sliced, th.,

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who landed a .17-pound fish while |

real occasion for them Sunday af-|§

ment, performed before’ a large |i
with action, interspersed by timely |

‘A squaré ‘dance in old-time |f

the story of Peter Rabbit in song | #

Kathy ; Helfer, Debbie Paul, ‘Deb-|

Sweeney, Mark Sherwood, ‘Bruce |

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‘be ready for carefree holi:
<7?) matron of honor and chose a green

KINDERGARTEN CLAS of St. Joseph's

at’ Ki

the Improvement Society Hall. ‘Sister Bernadette Marie
is, shown here: with the 36 class members from Kinnaird,

Castlegar and Blueberry. The eradates? Bat on a pro-
gram of dances, ‘music’‘and recitations for Parents cand
friends who. attended. — Pettitt Photo - ‘

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time is almost here’ and its)
time’ to. have ‘a- thorough
check made on your car to

day driving.
LET US. Look YOUR:
CAR OVER Now!

CASTLE
MOTORS
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ven
ther, the “bride,wore: a white
floor-length gowa of lace over peau
de:sole ; with Iy-pointed sleeves.
‘crown’ tiare’headpiece was dot-
ted “with seed pearls while a fin-
ger-tip veil was attached to it. Her
only jewelery’ was a dainty, gold
eross‘a gift of the groom. She car-
ried-a white prayer book’ and: her
bouquet was . of pink’ sweetheart
roses and’ carnations.
: Mrs. ’ Ronald ° D’Andrea was

dress with. white’accessories. Mrs,
L, Elder was bridesmaid and wore
a. mauve: dress with ‘white. acces-

“:|sories.,The little flower. girl. was
‘| Louise Merlo who: wore a yéllow |’

dress,

Mr, “Ronald D'Andrea of Van-
couver,.a brother of we groom,
was best man ‘while: Mr.: LeRoy
Briggeman was usher. .

- A‘ reception ‘was held at the
Twin Rivers Hall, Castlegar, where
the. bridal. party ‘and their parents
received the guests. For..the ret]

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fading. “the Lae mother chose. &
~|sheath dress in belge lace over
taffeta with rose accessories wi

the bride chose a green summer

suit’ with’ white accessories, The |;
couple will reside in Castlegar.

--Rohson. Gubs
Aa year
-Join Gastiegar
5 GTi
For Min. Hike ©
‘The 1st Robson Cubs hiked to
Castlegar: on Wednesday of last
week under the leadership of Mrs.
M.: Schuepfer.
They met with the 1st’ Castie-
gar Cubs at the Arena. They then
hiked up the mountain enjoyed a

wiener roast-and had a sing song.
ance enjoyable time was hed by

Thanks '- were extended to
Scoutmasters Conroy and. Ingham
of ‘Castlegar and to Scoutmaster
Lallue, Reg Bro.and 'S, Dewis’ “for

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Boat cuts Dock
Hove Postponed

Plans: ta move the Arrow Boat

m | Club dock to the.Castlegar side of

the lake have been pobtponed until
next. year because ‘of foreshore
rights,

This was learned at a

‘|and daughter Debbie and son Dale

BOB’S
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Be | NOTICE::

We Are Open

9 AM, TILL 9 PM.

Monday thru Friday —
Saturday 9 A.M. to 5.30 P.M:

SLOPE, TEST of material which may be used in the]. “For your Convenience” |

8 | building of the High Arrow dam awaits the rising waters
of. the Columbia river.. The ‘‘till” here is at three dif-
ferent slopes and engineers will study it after the Col-
umbia recedes to see how it behaved while covered with

water. — Castlegar News Photo

G.L.

FLOUR

24 LB. BAGS

Renata Socials

$1.39

(From Last Week)
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Rangen| honor of her birthday.

7 -
was presented @ cake and gifts in

of Edmonton were ‘recent guests ST OP
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs, L.
Chizmazia’ ann Mr. and Mrs, M.
Mette and Mrs. 3. Ri

. ant lemer Jr.
and dasghtes peas and Wendy WORRYING

Ni were weel isit

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s.| ABOUT YOUR
tas tet for] FPFAMILY’S

meting of the club and it was
pointed out that the move will pro-
bably come.in the spring. ©

Most of the meeting was taken
up by the mapping out of a sum-
mer program.

This’ will. include receptions,
coffee parties, cruises, and a boat
trip to Trail if docking facilities
can be arranged. -

Riemer Sr.
Mrs.
Naniamp where cahe Aes visit Lit
son-in-law ' ant ughter, Mr.
Mn R. McKay. oT | BUTURE
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wolfe of Kin-

naird were weegend visitors at the SECURITY

home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Wendish, :
i Arsh and Mrs. F Fenner of it!

astlegar were Sunday visitors: t G fe !)
Canton 7 °|. (plan for it!

Mr. 'E, ‘Swales “District Agri-

New Han Joins.
~ Boundary Electric

A:man with'10 years, experience |p,
in the’. retail

“1t“o Renata poring the week,

sonage in Renata was the scene

of Creston was a visitor i Cc
ARTHUR
ANDERSON
of two surprises May 23 at 7.30 eke ae
Pim. the man from:

Mr. and Mra, T. Cooper of
Trail are ‘spending a two week
holiday here.)

The: Pentecostal church par-

business has joined. the staff: of
Boundary Electric in Castlegar.

Bill Turnen’-of Rossland, who

has worked for several retail elect-

rical appliance firms in the City of

“Brat, joins:Boundary Electric to

become salesman ini charge. of el-

ectrical ‘appliance sales and‘ mer-
chandise, =

‘Boundary. - Electric manager
= “'Stotty” Scott, says Mr.
en

bias their ower

ian ac

+ Delegates of. the Branch were
appointed to attend the zone meet-
ing at Salmo. on June 17 and 18..

Comrade : Green‘‘reported: on
the: recent social held which was
quite’ “successful . and ‘enjoyable.
One application for ordinary:mem-
bership was ‘read and ‘accepted.

Club members are: requested
to: apply for their 1962 member-
ship cards by June 30'in: order to

their Club;

Comrade -Webster' was reported as
being .a patient in the Castlegar
hospital. Rev, C. «RJ. Day : was
appointed ,as honorary padre of
the Branch.

DAY |

ga Work bee on cards

to be. sent to Kenya, the Womens |
‘Missionary Circle presented Miss J.

Lang, president whois to be mar- F
ried in June, with a lovely linger- : ioe
ie shower.

Mrs, A. E:.Wiebe ‘also, who| £he Mutual Life

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Monday 9.00 a.m. to°12 noon
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