CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 25, 1960

Plan Robson Tea in May

The regular business meet-
ing of the Robson Evening Group
was held recently at the home of
Mrs, Alice Sanford with presi-
dent Mrs, J, Schuepfer presiding
‘and 16 members and two visitors
Present. i

The executive were given
permission from the members to

going around Robson. It was de-
cided that each member would
again give their talent money
rather than have a Valentine box,

It was reported that the so-
cial meeting which was held at
the home of Mrs, Ivy Salekin

Kinnaird
Socials

Mrs. Kaufman, Phone 5488

Visiting Mr. and Mra, R. J.
Paterson is the former's father,
J. Paterson of Keslo,

Mrs. N, ‘Kuryluk and her

Castlegar and District Hospital. ME
. ‘Margaret Gregory and Syl-

Two New Nurses
‘At Local Hospital
Frots Manchester

‘Two, new nurses have arri-
ved from England to work at the

Francis, who received their
fainting at the Manchester Roy-

proved to be a very one,
Three new were given

destroy all the old
dence which has: accumulated
through the years and fs of no
further use, It was decided to
hold the annual print, bake sale
and tea in May.

Mrs, Beth Rogers is to be
the convenor of the sewing and
work committee. Some donations
of print materials were received.
Members who have any spare
tea towels were asked to bring
one each to the next meeting and
donate them to the group,

At present the Evening
Group have a basket

a hearty welcome into the group,
They were Mrs, Meda Webster,
Mrs, Louise Weinsner and Mrs.
Francis Marshall.

The entertainment commit-
tee for the next meeting was ap-
pointed and they are Mrs, Kay
\Adshead and Mrs, Nettie Ander-
sen, The meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Webster. Mrs.
Sanford, the hostess, served de~-
licious refreshments at the close
of the business. ‘The highlight of
the refreshments was the beauti-

ful cake.

nel and Mr.
and Mrs, L, Glendinning, are
back from Seatlle, Mrs. Kuryluk
having spent several weeks there
visiting her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. -and Mrs, W. pee

Hospital: in Man-
chester England, started their
duties at the Castlegar hospital
last Thursday.

ROBSON SOCIALS

Mrs. H. Johnson, Phone 5165
Mis. G, Miller who was vis-
iting in Trail for the past 10 days
returned home Sunday. While in
Trail Mrs. Miller was the guest

thetr Gold Cord, The committee

District are Mré.)A. Rizzutto,
Mra, J. RC, MacBaln ond Mrs,
H. F. Hyson, While in the Dis-
trict Miss Mackie, along with the
‘committee, attended the Sunday
Service in the First Presbyte

in chorge of this chaliénge in the] "‘

Church ‘in rd, °

Dr.’ ave: LX right’ left by
playe Wednesday for Vancouver
where’ i ‘will visit. fot a ‘day or
two and then leave dy plane for
California where he will visit
with ° arenas for about two

weeks,

were Trail visitors Thursday,
Mr, and Mrs. H. Johnson
entertained on Sunday. at a fa-
mily dinner party in honor of
their two cane nters Mrs, H.
of and

press D. Fields and three
shila were recent

while the had
weelgs vacation with relatives in
Vancouver,

Molly Kuryluk is also home
after spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Monerief. of Mont-
rose, ,

Mr.. H, Palsson spent sev-
eral days in Trail Tadanac Hos-
pital having sustained burns in
an acci at work this week.

mo HUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD,

B.C.

BEEF ROUND STEAK or ROAST, Ih., . 69
BEEF RIB STEAK, th., ............ 9c
BLADE ROAST BEEF blade removed Ib. 48c-
ROUND BEEF, Extra Lean, 3 ths., .. $1.00 .
Baby Beef Liver, sliced, Ih, ....... 296

“|the Trail hospital.

Mrs, Pat Haley is home from
Best wishes
to Mrs. Haley and to Mrs, E.
Fink who was discharged from
Castlegar hospital,

Neighbors of Mr, and Mrs,
Harvey Jack joined together on
Saturday evening, to stage’ a sur-
prise party for Mrs. Jack's mo-
ther, Mrs, A, Keizer who with
her husband leaves the District
to reside at Creston. Mr, and
Mrs. ‘Keizer came here from Fort
Francis, Ont. last April.

social evening followed
the surprise, at which: whist and
scrabble were played. Taking
first prize for the whist was Mrs.
R, F. Oliphant, the low prize for
whist went to Mrs, Jack Stewart.
Mrs. Jack won top prize for
scrabble, Mrs. A, Leveridge the
consolation, prize,

A parting gift of china was
presented to the honored guest,
which was a memento of the
many new friendships the Keiz-
ers had made in Kinnaird. Co-;
hostessing, the affair were Mrs.
A, Culley and a) H. Palsson,

weekend ests of Mr.-and Mrs,
Gene Deptuck and family,

On Sunday the infant son of
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Briggeman
was baptized at St, Rita’s Chur-

ch. Miss Joyce Startup and Mr.

John Gach were godparents for
their nephew, Joseph John Vic-
tor, Mrs. Briggeman's father was
here for the occasion from North
Battleford, Sask., as was Mr, Ro-
ert” Startup, also of North Bat-
tleford, ,

‘News from HMCS Cornwal-
liz, Nova Scotia, is that James
Kaufman had the privilege of be~
ing im the Royal Guards for the
arrival og the Queens’ baby, Most
of his division, the Chaudiere,
which is the junior navy,’ was
chosen for the honor at the cer-
emonies, The Chaudieres won the
coveted Cock of the Walk Tro-
phy last month with a comfor-
table margin in stiff competition.

petitions at the time, including
coming out on top in the .22 ri-
fle shoot,

JOHN REPIN BURIED

AT BRILLIANT CEMETERY
Funeral services were held
last Thursday for John Repin
of Thrums who died Feb. 16,
(Mr. ‘Repin was born in Rus-
sia in°1877 and lived in Canada

assisted by Mrs,

tor, over 60 years, Burial was in
the

metery. ,

Mrs, George Beaton of

‘Thorpe.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Waldie ey

who were celebrating their birth

Se

Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Nesmith
of Trail visited friends and their
summer home here om Wednes-

day.

Guest of Mrs. H. F. Hyson
over the weekend was Miss Da-
phne Mackie of Creston who 1s
& Girl Guide Gold Cord Candi-
date.of the East Kootenay Divis-
ion. Daphne is one of six Guides

coming from that division to|f

this one for the provincial chal-
lenge ‘which they must have for

Depot sr

Attention Please
After an abscence from Castlegar T have returned
f and have opened an office in, the Greyhound Bus
2s ializing in making oirt income tax reports
my and conveyancing. I have been a Notary. Public”

since 1940 and have made:out income tax returns
since they were first imposed. All work entrusted
ay to me will be given my careful personal attention.

Task you to join with me in my old slogan:
"WATCH CASTLEGAR GROW! _
W.R.NELEMS

«A Notary -Publie in and for the Province of B.C,
Office hours: 3.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m, daily

Na
LL a ie i

CCTs

Ground
Sausage

Beef he coo GE
Swift's Promium, 3 ths. $1 06

IN

* Be. Second PTA Vice President ~.
To ‘Speak at Local Meet on Feb, 29

. At an executive meeting of;
the Stanley. Humphries PTA held
this week, plans were made for a
‘tea and bake sale following the
thigh school concert: on. March 4.

Ito is hoped all” parents: of
high school students. will” send
donations for this: project, Pro-
pining will go’ to the popalarehip

aay special prograan is pla
ned for the general meeting to
be held on Feb, 29 in the ‘high
school. Because: it is 63. years
this month since the’ first Pap-
ent-Teacher Association was or-
ganized, Mrs,:-Marlor Redgrave
of Trail, second vice-president

ot the BC, Parent-Teacher Fed-

jeration, will be guest, ‘speaker at
eeting.

‘the ies

Mra, ‘Redgrave will ‘give a
‘rief resume’ of the Parent-Tea-
cher Y¥ederation’ (made up jot

A report from the L

Don Brothers.

i with me i

Reporis. ae

‘by Donald L. Brothers
Rossland-Trail MLA.
Fri, Feb. 19, 1960
nee the Tast week the

52,000 :
province), its aims and eee
past accomplishments and pres-
‘ent projects. .

The members will ‘be asked
to: divide into groups to discuss
the per. capita fee, what is it
used for? How can we sustain
the interest of students, parents
and teachers in high school PTA,

‘and: make our own organiation
more vital and successful?. What
tyne of program will help to ac-
complish this? The meeting will

start promptly at 8 p.m.

» Read the Castlegar News Classified Ads

TT TTTTATATTTATAC ATTA !

Central

KINNAIRD, ‘B.C,

Trading

‘of the have

been debating the budget brought
Gown by Premier W.A.C. Ben-
mett on Feb, 12,: |
In his reply to the Budget
Speech, the Leader of the ‘Op-
position stated: “The fiscal poli-
cies of this Government are er-
ratic, captricious, wayward and
volatile. They are impervious to
reason, fickle and frothy, irre-
solute, slippery. and meaningless,
Nope of the figures in the estl-
miates can be. believed.”
The Leader of the Opposi-
tion also stated that the CCF
Party, would withdraw the $50
Home-Owner Grant iif this party
came into power,-

‘The Liberal Member for Vic-
sore Mr, George Gregory, sta-
ted that his party felt that the
taxes should have been reduced
and that the budget terms could
only be achieved ‘through fur-
ther inflation.’

Iwas -very’ pleased to note
that the papers and csieweriaaay

ag the Columbia ‘river: develop-
ment thas ‘been settled the fu-

ing news and 1 sincerely hope
that these negotiations will be
brought to a successful conctu-
sion very shortly so that we can
get on with fhe Jeb,

1949-1952
1952-1958
1958 (by-election) D, L. Brothers

that as soon

ture of our District is unlimited.
It is certainly very gratify-

James M.: Martin
J. A.. Macdonald
'W. R. Braden .
Lorne A, Campbell
‘W. D. Wilson

|W. K. Ealing

HL Wright ;
J). H.- Schofield

‘J, HL Schofield
ry

J, H, Schofield

» Richard R. Burns
H.W. Herridge
J..L, Webster
James O'D, Quinn
Alex D, Turnbull
Robert E.' Sommers

of the late J. H.
been delivered ‘by his faa to

_RENATA SOCIALS

~ GAKE MIXES, Meat ;

the 1s, Upon,

their production I became quite
interested to’ find:out who the
priqr representatives have been

‘ata was married to John Ander-

Regular size, 4 pkgs. .......... 88
"PEAS, Salad Queen, 5 tins .......: 890
GANKED CORK, Libbys, 5 tins .....890
FISH and CHIPS, Fiaser Vale, ».... 49¢
‘IGE CREAM, Wostlant, % gal.,.... 69c
BOLOGHA, 4 Ibs. sveldecee cess’ 880%
_ FAB, King Size... ... 2...

from our riding im the B.C. Le-
gishature and for thé interest of
the people of our District, I am,
pleased to be able to enclose
herewith a list of these repre-
sentatives from: the date of the
commencement of the Legisla-
ture.

‘You will ‘note that formerly
there were representatives from
Rossland and from Ymir and in
1924 this riding was desigmted
as the Rossland-Trail- riding and
the first. member wos the late J.
HL Schofield.”

The citizens of Castlegar and

terested to know that. the Mini-

Tdaho om Feb, 19, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Peterson of Castlegar attend-
ed.them, The bride wore a-lov-
ely navy flecked wool suit with

of pink carnations.

many, friends here Sunday when | iH
80' guests were served a delicious | f

with daffodils and tuilps with o
wedding cake centering the bride
and ‘bridegroorn’s

fh fas
Kinnaird and District will be in- fs ve left for thelx homie int Ag

- Mrs, P.- Warkentin’
Mrs. Sarah Hanser of Ren-

son of Aggasiz at Couer d'Alene,

pink accessories and a corsage

They were ‘at home to thelr
lunch. The table was decorated

table. Many
lovely gifts were received. They

A free clinic for. third anti-
pollo inoculations as well as first
and second inoculations, wilt be
held on ‘Saturday from noon -to
6 pm, at the Legion Hall.

The clinic is sponsored by
the Club of C:

Vaccine Program is provided
free of charge by the provincial | lf clubs, with more than 40,000
department of health,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 25, 1960

Polio Clinic: Here Saturday

cine is the best protection avail-; time gét their first or second an-
able against the dread disease.

ti-polio inoculations,
600 GOLF CLUBS
Canada has. more than 600

fhe vaccine used in the Salk

Rares members and,-at Thor-
» the rors only golf

and Kinnaird, | in

hill, Oni
car also at this} club: seaclusivetyy fe r ladies.

with the Putlic Health Unit. All
residents eligible for’ third ino-
‘culations of Salic Vaccine are ur-
ged to attend the clinic. Three
inoculations of. thé vaccine,,ad-
ministered. at ‘intervals, are re-
quired for’ the greatest. protec
tion against polic,

he clinic is part of the Salk
Vaccine program of the Kins-
BC. F

for Child Care, Poliomyelitis and
Rehabilitation, made. possible’ by
funds raised in the annual Kins-
men-sponsored. Mothers’ March
Appeal, 5
The local Kinsmen ‘Club. ur-
ges residents eligible for: third

Anyone Interested in Taking A
Radiation Monitoring

-. (Course =

Should Phone Steve Jankola, Civil Defence .
- Co-Ordinator for Casllegar and Kinnaird,

anti-polio inoculations to’ obtain
them at ‘this clinic'as Salk Vac-
pened RR ee ere

~ BEEF POT
ROASTS
AQ 1

SMOKED PICNIC HAMS, Ib, ....... 39¢
BACON, Side Sliced, 2 Ihs., ..... $1.00

(Out of town guests were:
Mr. and Mrs., Bob Fenner and
Mr. and MrsaG. Wahl |f
end daughter June, Bil Bohn,
Miss Martha Johnson, Mr, and

ster of Lands and Forests, Mr.

ina recent: ‘Tender Aged Red Label Prime Steer Beef”.” ,

CIGARETTES, by the Carton, $3.19 and tax
MILK, Instant, 32-Quart Size ...... ams

‘Castlegar Briefs © Smoked P cnics UBS <: 39

‘The findings of the court of;ash which has been offered free

BACON, Back Sliced, I Ih, ........ 89¢

POTATOES. 100 th. GF ......... $2.99
ORANGES, 40 Ib, box .....-..-. $3.85

* For More Specials See Our Red & White
4 Page Dollar Sale

~ Just

Arrived ©

1960, elcorme RANGES
“ AND WASHING MAGHINES

$90 Trade-In All

on Electric

Spring is here and it’s time to install ‘Gas and Oil
} Furnaces when men and. materials are available

JUST ARRIVED — New

‘Linoleum. Low, Prices

CASTLEGAR |
uilding Supply -

PHONE

$50 Trade-In Allowance on Washing Machines

Patterns and Color. in

ee
Ziti

revision for the frontage tax by-

Jaw weéte approved and the re-

cords were ordered signed. oe
soe

of charge to Canadian municlpal-
ities, . -

a

wiltege clerk Joe Logelin,
Oglow and Comm.

. An
request by the school board for
water runoff to the Geronazzo
gravel. pits was approved by
council,
see

(Works chairman V. R. Cook

said he had had an “excessive

Cook will attend a meeting to-

morrow at Warfield which will

deal with the uniformity of tra-

des licences in the Kootenays,
see

Further, study will be given
a suggestion by Comm. Carr that
not be lowered and

amount of lately” re-
garding the parking of heavy
trucks on Pine St.
a

At Mr. Cook's suggestion a
no U-turn sign is to ‘be installed
on Maple St. in front of the li-
quor store and post office. “I'm
one of the worst petenders," -6 de-
clared Mr. Cook,
, oa

An air. reiease valve bas
‘beer installed.in the pump house
and a pressure guage will be in-
stalled “as soon ae Possible.”

. "The se supervisor will
take, pictures of all areas in the
village that are subject to flood-
ing and have the pictures wit
nessed, : ;
aes

“An .-excellent ‘aiagenttea 3
said village’ chairmar N. T. Og-
low of Mr Cook's recommenda-
tion that the village enter into
négotiations with Mrs, T. L.
Bloomer -regarding the blind
corner at.Columbia and Maple... ‘|

The village wants cight to
10 deet cut off Mrs Bloomer's
property at the corner to do
away with the blind spot that
exists. “It’s sire a nasty corner,
especially om a rainy night,” re-
marked Comm, Carr,

Water chairman Aage Syl-
vest will collect all infomation
gathered by the village on var-
fous typc3' of water tanks ‘and
will up-dafe all quotations.- °

oes
. Fire and light
water pressure was carried out
by (the fire “department at the
hospital.” “It’s terrific’ pressuré,”,

open and the presstire‘in the
still “olay.” :
Reaith chairman” Walter

Thorp said he has written the
Pulp and Paper Research: Insti-

tute regarding a' new method of,

chairman |"
George Carr said that a test of]. I

he said, The ‘fire hoses were wide|-

water taps in the hospital was|

sloped as they pass. driveways.
Comm. Cook said he agreed with
the suggestion and felt that: the
corners should be: cut -off side-

wer “than the rest of the side-

ee
A’ donation of $10 will. be
made to Silver. Birch School,

ie ee
Couneil will look at the side-
walk -in* front of Eremenko’s
store with a view to improving
it,

4
Accounts totaling $2,130.22
were approved for payment.

. BARRY L, BARNES ~
Appointment of . Barry.
Barnes as an dditional’s ates
representative for Crown Zel-
th Canada’ Limited in
tl gan and southern
nterior is announced by W.
. L. Roadhe manager of
he company’s a Relowne divj-
ion.

Ba od ts. “Mr.

#: roducta,. Mr.

arnt D bean with Crown

Zellerbach in. Vancouver for

five years, the past four in .
sales,

‘Flour DBLBLBAG 0... ..eeees St AQ

Pancake Mix

Aunt Jemima 39c

2h. box...

Syrup LUMBERAAGK, 32 az, a 39

~Mazola Oil « Gal. co

Graham

Chocolate Mallos Tis
Cake Mixes

$2 89
Wafers Ohises we te DOC
2%
8%

Monarch
Fier cess seneee

Dog Food Tops, 10 tins ....0%... .. 99C--

Foil Wrap Nae DE
Cheer KINGSIZEBOX........0.... 9%

APPLE JUICE, Clear, 48 dz......:.. “23 FoR

TOMATO JUICE, Heinz, 48 oz, .. - wee
HAPPY ‘HENRI ORANGE DRINK, 48 oz,

$1.00_

Phone 3261

anne

‘WE RESERVE HE RIGUT
70 LIMIT Q) TITIES -
AS a

"MILK, Carnation; a cae

ee ee ae

"We Reserve The Roht To Limit Quantity
“PHONE 3093

Agents For Kootenay Laundry & Cleauers

|| gar, Feb, 22, @ son,

Mrs,_: Max “Wiesner. 508 Ro son,
Feb. 22, a daughter... en i

“ SHARKEY To Mr, and
ates, Hermar Sharkey of Castle-

TAYLOR — To Mr, and Mrs.

=| gar and Mrs, R Horr: of Apple-

Mrs. J. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
J.-Johnson and son, Mrs. A. Koch
and Erhart Koch, all of. Castle-

tute members ‘held their Febru:
ary meeting;at the home. of Mrs:
J. J.:Reimer. ‘The roll’ call, the
hostess choice was responded’ to

by’ “What would you miss most
if you were’ compelled to leave
Renata.”. ae

L Nr i

Mervin ‘Taylor of: Feb,
22, a son,: <

is the

y
‘| month ‘of the founding of Wom: |B

e's

‘Little:
Fellows
with:
-BIG-
_RESU LTS. cone

- CASTLEGAR NEWS
_Slassified Ads |

“If you have ‘unwanted items and would ike aie. cash for them,
why not sell them, with a a CASTLEGAR NEWS CLASSIFIED?

and the 12tH anni-
versary ‘for-Renata WI: Pennies
for’ Friendship’ contribution was
sent as usual in honor of Ade-
laide Hoodless, the founder...

‘Members decided to have as
speaker the president of the Well
Women's Clinic as soon as con-
venient,

a letter be written of the efforts
of H.W. Herridge MP fcr Koo-
tenay. West to convey our ap-
'proval made. in behalf of the
residents ‘along the Jake. against
the’ flooding. of Arrow. Lakes
communities,

The secretary was. gsked to

mento of Queen Elizabeth’s
visit ‘to.‘Canada, Thesé spoons
will be sold in-the community:

Members enjoyed a delicious
lunch’ ‘served by thé hostess, The

WI-colors green, gold and white
raffle was / Gonated by; Mrs. .J.

kentin, ‘March meeting; will:'be
‘held at fhe home ‘of (Mrs, i.
Funk:

Mrs: “Bob McCulloch © has
been ‘visiting ber daughter-in-
law,and grandson in Victoria and
will return to her home here
this week.

‘Misa Lorraine Fladager ’re-
turned from her visit to her bro-
ther. and sister-in-law and ‘fom-

Hinton Drinnan, 4

_ * Jack Hansen as ac. Forest,
Cranbrook was 4 weekend vis.
itor at his mother’s home,.
New. Church Minister, Rev.
R. Frances of, Dawson Creeks,” vie

‘Ken. Hvans of Trail and G.

\Doanely fronr Roseland, ;Gideons; | i

were visitors to Renata chapel

te Smoked Picnic Hams, Ibu ae eee

A motion was carried that ie
order 50 souvenir spoons, a me-|@
last | my

anniversary jeake decorated ‘in|
was baked. by ‘Mrs, I. Wiebe, ‘The |

Dyck and won ‘by Mrs. P, War. | fi

ly, Mr, and Mrs. mu . Fladager at lad

Dees ele ental ee ka toes
Ae Pork Loin Roasts, Ibs si

Nabob Delune’

“Tea Bags 128 Bags as
Aur, 25 tb. Bag, ;

‘Five ee ieee

-Polatoe Chips... 8 Bk 25¢
Crisco 3 tb. tin

Shortening,

Dicken’s 2-07.” “
Instant Jars, 2 for .

- COFFEE,
: GRISP a
LETTUGE. .

LB. -.... 160

FISH
STICKS
“3 PKG, . $1.00

TOMATOES

os

2 fer .... 49

GOLDEN RIPE

:}and. conducted Sunday .morning