bd _CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 29, 1957 2)
THE DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES,

Castlegar Happenings

his son-in-law and
Mr,

home «of

daughter, and Mrs, F. A.

Miss Dawn Jenks flew to
Yellowknife on Monday to re-
sume her teaching duties, after
having spent the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.
Jenks,

Mr. and Mrs. Armond Berg
of Hope, B.C.* were weekend
guests at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, W, Ken-
nedy,

Mr, and Mrs, L. Lakeman
are spending some time visiting
relatives in Saskatoon, Sask.

Dr. and Mrs, F, Thorne are
expected back this weekend after
being in Vancouver all summer.
Mrs, Thorne was among those
attending Summer School. |

Flight Cadet J, R. Nixon has
returned from Trenton, Ontario,
where he spent the summer
with the RCAF,

Miss Tannis Killough will
leave tomorrow for Port Alice,
Vancouver Island, where she has
accepted a teaching position,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry. West-
‘wood spent three weeks holiday-
ing at various scenic spots in
mee

. H, Seargeant of Leth-
vik Alberta is a guest at the

The Westwoods recently re-

ecived a tape recording from Mr. =

Westwood’'s brother Roy in Sur-
rey, England, of which the voice
of Mr, Resker had been recorded
during a brict visit he paid to
the Westwood home there. He
commented on several highlights
of his English holiday and wish-
ed to be remembered to his
many friends in Castlegar. Rev.
Resker expects to be back here
next week,

Mrs, M. Woolverton left by
plane yesterday to spend an ex-

tended visit with her son-in-law

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R.
M, McInnes of Red Deer, Alta,
as well as with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Kirk Woolverton of Calgary,
Alta,

Mrs. MecDickens of Kaslo has
arrived to stay with Mrs. L, Kil-
lough and Mrs. F. Swanson.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Kelly are
vacationing in Kelowna,

Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Spencer
of Victoria are visiting at the
home of the Jatter’s mother, Mrs.
M, Carlson.

Miss Eileen Goresky is ate
tending a week-long conference
of United Nations Club at UBC

REPORTERS

Castlegar Mrs, Easton
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park

Renata

° 1501

Mrs. Kaufman = 9227
Mrs, Smecher - 4568
Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

ue Sw ACo TAC TAToTN TORRONE

as a delegate from Stanley Hum- the’ weekend fishing at Lockhart rose; Mr. and Mrs, R. Briggeman,

phries High School U.N. Club.
The local Rotary Club sponsors
the trip as a project for Youth
Education,

‘The home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Wiig has been the centre
of several happy family reunions
recently, with the visit of their
son-in-law and daughter, Con-
stable and Mrs, J. Flamank and
their three children from Kaslo,
B.C, and of their nephew and
niece Mr, and Mrs. W. Wiig and
family from Claresholm, Alta.
who stayed till Sunday.

Yesterday Mr. and, Mrs, Joe
Wiig and daughter of Vancouver
arrived to spend a few days
with the former's parents.

The Rev. E, H. Patterson of
St. Andrew's Church, Trail was
guest minister at St, Alban’s An-
glican Church on Sunday.

Mr, and Mrs. H. Binnies spent

SAFE.....

PROTECT YOUR TOWN — YOUR BUSINESS — YOUR HOME:

HAVE A

FREE
Chest X-Ray

NO UNDRESSING — IT ONLY TAKES A MOMENT
Kinnaird ~ September 4 — 2-5 and 6-8 p.m.
Castlegar — September 5 & 6 -— 2-5 & 6-8 p
Rohson — Sentember 9 — 6-8 p.m.
Shoreacres — September 10 — 5-8 p.m.

(This Service is for all persons 15 years and over)
Support The Organization Promoting This Programme
Sponsored by the Rotary Club in Co-operation with the B.C. Tuberculosis

Society “

HEALTHY .....

Beach.

Mr, and Mrs, C, Onions and
family have taken up residence
at 518, 5th Avenue.

Tom Jerome is a patient in
the Trail-Tadanac Hospital.

Mrs, T. Jerome has as her

guests her brother-in-law
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.

'T. E. Johnson of Langley Prairie.

Mrs. Clare Denton of Ytico,
Mich, and her son Bob of Chi-
cago were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Dan Gilroy, Mrs. Den-
ton is Mrs. Gilroy's sister. Dur-
ing the past week they visited
Cranbrook, Lake, Louise, Banff
and Calgary and returned home
Monday,

Mrs, M. King has returned
home after visiting her sister at
the Coast.

Mr. and Mrs. James Warne
and son Donald of Medicine Hat
are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Smith.

Capt, and Mrs, H. C, Pitts
and son Gary have’ left ‘for Ham-
ilton after spending ten days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Pitts. Capt, Pitts, was spending
part of his embarkation leave
prior to his departure for duty
in Germany, the latter part of
October. Mrs. Pitts and Gary will
also be going to'Germany at a
later. date.

Miss Doreen Pitts of Van-
couver is spending a few days
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C, Pitts,

Mr. and Mrs, J, E. Marshall
of Blueberry Creek announce the
recent marriage of their eldest
son LAC Lorne .W, F. Marshall
to Anne Marie Wolf of Metz,
France. They will make . their
home in Metz for the present as
Lorne is stationed with the RC

‘AF theer.

Deer Park Socials

Calgary; Mrs, Grace Briggeman
and R. Briggeman, Mr. and Mrs,
J. Lindsay, Mrs. J, Lamont and
daughter Clarissa of Taril and
many more.

On a weekend fishing trip, -
Mr. and Mrs. C. Catalang of
Trail landed 8 Rainbow, everag-
ing about 3 pounds each and
several other fish.

* Kinnaird Korner
Leading Seaman and Mrs,
Bruce Spencer are spendnig two
weeks here, visiting Mrs, Spenc-
er’s mother, Mrs, M. Carlson and
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Frank McLeod.

Mr, .and Mrs, E. Fitzpatrick:
and family spent the weckend
at Kootenay Bay, while Mrs,
Fitzpatrick's mother, Mrs, A. Mc-
Leod visited at the R. D. Mc-
Donalds in Trail.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott and
Kenny returned recently from
their vacation at Coeur d’ Alene
and other points in the vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. K, Markle,
Sharon and Marilyn spent the
weekend at their cabin at Chris-
tina Lake.

Mrs, E. A. Mathews of Kaslo
left for home Sunday after
spending a week with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Mathews and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Tommy David- ;.
son and family are on ‘their holi-
days to Christina Lake, Kelowna

and.Kamloops and plan to arrive
home Sunday. zi

Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, W. Bale are Mrs, Bale's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
‘and: Mrs. Joe Wiig and Dianne
of Vancouver.

The Bales returned recently
from Vancouver ‘via Kelowna,
where they visited relatives.
Happily Sharlene is enjoying
perfect health, having eseaped the

mastoid in

H. King and J. Smith of
the school board, School District
No. 9 at Castlegar, were recent
visitors to Renata and Deer
Park.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Gonda, their
daughter Rene, of Deer Lodge,
Montana, Mr. and Mrs, H. Wires,
son Jay and Mrs, Ora Wires of
Seattle, Washington, and Mr. and
Mrs. J, Briggeman of Trail were
the weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs, F, Briggeman.

Weekend visitors to Deer
Park included Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Adams and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Phelps of Crawford
Bay; Mr. and Mrs, R. Phelps and
children, Salmo; Mrs. H. Young
of Syringa Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
Armstrong, Nelson; Mr. and Mrs.
and children of Mont-

ROASTING CHICKEN,
Fresh Killed

T- BONE a4 SIRLOIN

Lb. .. 2 39¢
BLUE LABEL BEEF

BREAD, 4X,
2 for .. .. 33¢
ASSORTED COOKIES,
3 okas. 69c
Garbens or Heinz

3 t -. 29¢
ivory" “SOAP, reg.
4 bars ... . 25e

MARSHMALLOWS,
1.fb. bag <
PEACHES V’s for canning
. $1.99
TOMATOES,
Lb.
CABBAGE,

We

Lb. ..
conn ON THE. COB,

Cut-Rate Groceteia, ‘Kinnaird

BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIALS

Line of Schoo! Supplies
We carry A Complete

Including

KEY TABS,
Bundle of 5

in AORIBBEERS:
H.B. PENCILS,
Each

BINDERS,
From .. $5.40 to 10.95

Vancouver, as was formerly re-
ported in this column.

John McLeod and H. Wood
joined their families at Chris-
tina Lake for the weekend. The
wives “and children: are holiday-
ing there for another week.

Mr, and Mrs. W. J, Evans
visited the Coast, spending some
time at Moses Lake, Washing-
ton on the way there. They ar-
rived home aecom-.

Mr, and Mrs. Grant Hall, Mr.
and Mra, George Lambert, Mrs, -’
Grace Smith and Mr, and: Mrs,
Guy Guido,

‘are holidaying in Portland. Or. }

Renata Tidings

About 65 turned out to sin

Robson Socials

Mrs, Donald Duncan and
little daughter Sylvia returned
home after a 3 week vacation in
Chilliwack.

: d Mrs, W. T. Waldie
motored to Grand Coulee Dam
over the weekend. all.

Accompanying the Waldies
were thelr son Keith, Mra. Wal-
die’s father Mr. Lundy and Mr.
and Mrs, Herb Johnson,

Mr. M, P. Smith of Cochrane,
Alta is visiting at the home of his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Oborne.

Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Oborne
and son Glen of Eckville, Alta. :
Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert of Colbert,
Alta, Mr. and Mrs, Irvin Gborne
and 2 sons of Van. were recent
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Oborne ond. Mrs, P.
Jolly,

Mr, and Mrs. G. McKinnon of
Kimberley returned home after
spending a few days at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Ross Oborne.

Mrs, B. E. Turner of Rossland
was guest of Mr. and Mrs, Herb
Johnson.

bonfire Sunday- night. Mr. Joh
Dalzell of
singing, Miss J. J. Faught's

a solo, a duet by Mr. and
Dalzell and a solo by Mrs,
Chizmazia, Wieners and ma
mallows were roasted after

Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Harms q
Nanaimo are spending a wee
with Mr. and Mrs. H, Funk anf
family.

Mra, F. F. Siemens
daughters Eleanor and Mrs.
Greatorex of Kitchener are rg
turning to Mra. Slemen’'s home §
Winnipeg after spending the
summer months here,

Mrs, Julius Dyck and daug!

Nelson.

Joe Sehlinger has ret
from his trip to Coaldale, Alt

Mr, and Mrs. W. J, Hale a

friends from Castlegar.

Wilma Olson of Nakusp
visiting her grandparents Mr, an

Mr. and Mrs, B. Mahoney of M&S. H. Funk.

Cold Lake, Alta, who had left
on ‘Monday after a 3 week visit
at the home of Mrs. Mahoney's
brother and mother were called
back at the sudden passing of
her motehr, Mrs. Anderson Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moat and
2 sons of Seattle, Wash, arrived

BIRTHS

To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ht
bert (nee Anne Marzhall) in
Kootenay Lake General Hospita

favorite hymns around a lara
Castlegar, led th

singing, and a good time had bg

REMPS CRAFT
SHOP

CABINET & PICTURE FRAMES
For The -Handyman We Have
CABINET HARDWARE — DOOR LOCKS

PAINT & BRUSHES
Highway | Kinnaird-Castlegar ~

Mr, and Mra. Wm. Fro f

of Vancouver visited A. Kochis

ter Eleanor are holidaying i:

visiting at Fort McLeod will

here at the sudden death of Mrs.
Moat'’s father, the late Mr. F.
Magee.

Miss M. Curtis of Vancouver
is spending the month of Aug as
guest of Mrs. Frances ‘Quanec.

Mrs, D. Gavrilik has left for

V by ‘car,
by "Mr. and Mrs. S. Tench of
Rossland,

Miss Margaret Zucco return-
ed home after a 2 week holiday
in Vancouver, visiting her mother

a daughter, August 22,

KNOW YOUR CANADA

What Canadian city is completel]
surrounded by another? tw

The recently expanded ong
ional capital, “Ottawa, now com

pletely surrounds the City aj

Eastview, which occupies an are}
of one square mile.

The first Eastview settle
arrived in 1824, The

Every Day Low Prices.

_ SOLO or DELMAR. MARGARINE,, 2 for
BUTTER, lat. grade, Ib. ..
PEANUT BUTTER, Squirrel
SUGAR, 25 Ib. bag
TOMATO JUICE, Nabob, 48 ox. 3 for
SOCKEYE SALMON, Nabob,

MARSHMALLOWS, Plain, 1 tb. pkg.
BAKE-RITE BREAD, 2 for .....
CIGARETTES, -any brand, plus tax ........0.... ad

We Have A Full Line of School Supplies in Now ‘

FRUIT & VEGETABLES

SEEDLESS GRAPES, green, 2 Ibs.

48 ox.

‘o be a guod dancer,
it, and Margo Coutts has

ENERGY COUNTS IN IRISH G..

+ sheet, It will soon be ironed along

. it by holding the can over direct

you just have HM put enthusiasm into
enthusiasm to 5}

first prizes at the i2th annual piehtend games at Fergus,

This ieap is part of an frish jf. . :

won five
Oni.

for she

BANANAS, Golden Rype, 2 Ibs.
‘WATERMELON, ' fb.

GROUND BEEF, extra fean, Ib.

\'T-BONE or SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib.
SUMMER SAUSAGE, sliced, Ib.
PORK BOSTON BUTT ROASTS, ‘b.
BABY BEEF LIVER, Ib.

TRISCHUCKS

Store ‘Closed Monday Afternoon
Open All Day: Wednesday

was first talled Janesville. It

Lyle — Minister of Labor.

Once again Labor Day is witn
us and as we recount all the mar-
Vellous accomplishments work-
men ‘have achieved over the
years, it is’ well to consider the
problems of the’ future.

While “automation” as a
word is comparatively new,
"automation itself is actually the

-and television tubes manufact-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 29, 1957

it tightly into the open end ck a
clothespin.

CLEAN CUFFS—
‘The cuffs on men's work trousers
often collect dirt which is carried
into the house. Baste the cuffs to
the legs of the trousers to prevent
this dirt-collection.

NEAT PACKAGES—
You won't be “all thumbs” when
tying up a parcel if you use a
with the smaller articles. *  erochet hook to draw the upper

STIFFEN BRISTLES— string under the two strings to Be
Stiffen sof by tled Result: a much
dipping the bristles in a solution tighter, neater package, and so
of equal parts of milk and water, much easier, too,
or into a strong solution. of alum LINT FROM BAND-AIDS
water, Dry the brush thoroughly « Save the stiff pieces of lint
before using, , taken off the Band Aids before

VE SHOE POLISH—

Shoe ‘polish ‘in cake form often
erumbles into little pieces, A good
way to solidify the cake is to melt

‘Handy Hints
IRONING SHEETS.

A quick and easy way to iron a
large-sized sheet is to fold it in
eighths, {place it on your ironing
board and then press flat items
like handkerchiefs, towels, pil-
low cases, ete, on the folded

small box in your sewing basket.
They're handy for when a small
piece af stiffening is needed.
Place.a piece between material
when sewing a button-hele. It

low heat. As it cools, thi lish
: "hece Will’ Keep the button-hole’ firm

will harden into one piece.

“they are used. Keep them in a°

and neat,
GARDEN HINT

When working in the garden,
wear a pair of slippers with no
heels, and a pair of plastic over-
shces, After you are through
working, it is simple to ‘hose off
the plastic over-shoes, and you
have not made a. steady line of
deep heel marks wherever you
have trod.
TIME SAVER ©

Before answering the tele-
phone set the timer cn the elect-
rig stove for five minutes. Then,
if the call is not important, you
calmly ask to be excused,when
the buzzer goes, as you hear the
buzzer. Your party will hear it
as- well, and not feel so irritable
at you, as she weuld, if you were
repeating every minute or .so
that you really must-get on with,
your work, when she has ners alt
finished and wants to talk.

NO-ROLL SPOOLS—

Press .a thumbtack or a! round-;
head upholsterer’s tack into one
edge of thréad spools to keep
them from rolling if dropped.
ENVELOPE SEALER— .
To make a cheap and efficient
envelope sealer, simply cut out a
piece of plastic sponge and wedge |

higher standard of living.
Examples of the huge quan-
tities 6f goods and services which
can be produced with a. small .
amount of manpower are every- °
where. For instance, it is re-
ported that 90 per cent of all the
electric light bulbs, radio tubes,

ured in the United States are
made by fourteen men and in
their spare time these men man-
ufacture Christmas tree ‘orna-

Pettitt

KEEP YOUR FAMILY |

§

eee ina family group photo-
graph you will all like as much
as you like each other.

" Be together always

Call, phone, or write foram
appointment today,

Photos

ments,

As we mect the challenge of
automation--this opportunity for
a higher of 1 iE

second phase of.. the
Revolution.

The first phase, while causing
dislocation of employment in its
“initial “plases, has brought us the
2bundance of, goods and services
which-we have come to take for

iisst recognize that we are in a

position to abolish ‘man's oldest

and ecruelest enemies, hunger and

poverty, from the face of the
earth.

Our problem today is not

i ut di y If we

granted, Our of living
is the highest it has ever been
and now, with. the advent of aut-
omation, we .can look forward
with keen anticipation to an ever

Mrs, B. Zucco,

Mrs, W. Guirin returned
home after a two week holiday ;
in Seattle, Wash.

become an important. industrid
centre with a number of plant
specializing in brick and tile anim
iron and_ steel products,

Window Scresns & Doors
Cabinet Making
Glass of all sizes & weights

pati! Sash & Door.

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panied by their son Billy who’
will return to Woodland’s School
at New Westminster in two
weeks,

Mrs, W, Collinson spent the
weekend at Christina Lake a3
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Walley.

<0 Mx. and Mrs, Ken Roberton
spent a few days with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Brian ‘Atchison at Oliver.
They returned Sunday. °

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“GLIDDEN PAINTS

Mrs, A. Ci is. spend-
ing two weeks in Kamloops. The
.Creightons were joined there by
‘their children, Barcley and Mau-
reen, who have been studying in
Vacouver over the holidays.

Miss Connie Haywood is
home for a few days before re-
turning to Victoria and a teaching
position, She‘is accompanied by
Miss Judy Dykes also of Vic-

a.

Little guests at the D. Dev-
erson home are Kenneth and
Karen Surina, and Mrs, Dever-
‘son’s niece Laurie Lee Mcers all
of Kaslo.

Miss Loretta Maids of Chris-
tina Lake is spending a week
with her aunt Mrs. W'm Robin-
son. *

‘Maureen and Pat surpriseti ,

their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Lambert on Saturday evening
with a surprise birthday party
in their honor, In close conspi-
racy with the youngsters. were
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guido who, a3
_@ prelude invited them to dinner.
Upon arrival home, the Lamberts
were grected by a number of
guests which included Mr. and
Mrs... C. Lambert,-Mr. and Mrs,
Pat Haley, Mr. and Mrs, D, G,
Beel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Logelin,

‘Delivered @

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IN THE B. ¢. SENIOR Y SOFTBALL FINALS

‘August 31, September 162.

- The: Line-Up’ Includes:

. ADOLPH TAMBELLINI
JULIE BILESKY
WALTER, KEREIFF
BILL KEREIFF:

, BILL. STEFONIUK
FRED STOOCHINOFF

"BILL JOHNSON,
PETER KAZAKOFF
FRED HORCOFF,
PAUL KINAKIN

. RENE MITCHELL .
HARRY. PLOTNIKOFF

The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

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rman

“RENO .ZANIER

GERRY PENNER

DANNY GERONAZZO
PERRY SER SU DCF.
PETER : SAVINKOFF..
Manager FRED © STEFONIUK

ean devote the same vigour and
attention to improving our dis-
tribution* system as we have
devoted to improving our pro.

ductive system in the last 150,

FRANK CONROY

Announces

THE OPENING oF

years and thereby can arrange’
our system of distribution to
provide all men-and women ‘with
the goods and services ae we
are now capable of producin;
will have’ met the challenge “ot
automation and thé challenge of
our times to the benefit of all
mankind,

Let us. set our goal high-- &
our horizon is unlimjted--our- op-
portunities without restraint.

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