CASTLEGAR" NEWS,

“CASTLEGAR, -B.C.

| THURSDAY, APRIL:26, 1956 -

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PETTITT
PHOTOS

BE
CLEARLY .
INFORMED

~CJAT |
MONDAY -

APRIL 30th

: Mrs. in, direc-
tor of: the -Kinnaird . Little
Theatre group, has had extensive
experience in this field. She has
been associated with little theatre
-work for 18 years, and on sever-
al Occasions groups directed by,
her : won. provincial and. .inter-
city. cups. Mrs, McBain, studied
under Major . Bullock- ‘Webster,
who is now in England, and
under two drama feachers from
Victoria.

Not a ingle tree’ grows in
the ;,1,200,000, square -miles of
|Canada between the. tree. line
in the Northwest Territories and
the: North. Pole.

-|as their guests this week Pietro,

* Wire, W. O.-Bevitt,

District: Social Notes

- Renata Tidings -

‘Kinnaird Komer

Phone 4261

Lea

Casilegar Happenings

Mrs. A. A. Spence left dur-
ing the weekend for the coast
where she will atten the grad-
uation. of .her daughter, Sandra
Lee Tupper, as a psychiatric
nurse, on April 26. a
. S, Drain arrived: from
Vancouver to attend the funeral,
of her brother in-law, “Mr. Me-
Kinnon, last Saturday. She will
visit in the district’ for a few
days prior to returning. to Van-
couver.

Mrs. L. V. Campbell ‘returns
today’ from’ a week’s ‘visit in
the “Okanagan district,

Mr, and Mrs. P. Zanet have
Primo, ‘and Mario Infanti, of
Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs. T. “Blackburn
had as their guests recently the
latter's brother and sister in:
law, Mr..and Mrs. J.-'Pie of

ing with her son Mark in Van-

of Trail were Sunday visitors

Mrs. J. PY Raolok
Mrs. Basil Stiealds is visit-
couver ‘week,
Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Hermon

at the’ home’ of ;Mr. and Mrs.
J. A, Williams,

Mr., and Mrs, W.' V. Dynes
of Rossland were.Sunday visit-
ors. to Castlegar.

The Misses Nellie Fomenoft
and Annette Zarchokoff left on
Saturday for ‘Vancouver, | where
they will reside.
Mr. and’ Mrs. W. 0. ‘Devitt
entertained at the dinner hour

home-from France after serving

Henry A. Kuryluk returned

‘two years overseas ' with the
RCAF,

Heather Sparrow. celebrated
her. third

‘Renata Wie handicraft bazaar
and tea had been very success-
ful, . the ‘convenor ‘reported to
tHe W.L meeting . last: week.
The meeting was’ held at
the home of Mrs. .J. J... Reimer.
Four members from the . Deer
Park W.I. attended as guests. ~
A letter of thanks was read

having six little friends for|
lunch: Susan Ruebsaat, Nicki
Burac, Judy Kissock, "Jeannie
Leveridge, ‘Patty Tack, and
Wayne Jackson.

<Mr. ‘and Mrs.:-H. Roe of}-
Kelloge, Idaho, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Henderson over the
| weekend,

‘Mrs. “:John ‘Tarasott is a
eet at Trail Tadanac _Hospi-

Miss Myra Sumner held a
wiener ‘roast: on Saturday night
for a few friends. Those present
were: Mr.: and Mrs. G. Reith,
Mr; and Mrs, Mason, Mrs. Hardy,

for the sent..to the
Queen Alexandra Solarium in
of the President's

‘The social’ welfare. conveuor
‘ted for ‘the crippled children

during. the winter months had
been - mailed to the Solarium:
Cc

good eaece at the cleanup.

A reading, on women’s or-
ganizations was given by Mrs.
L. Withers. During the social
hour a contest. identifying flow-
ers was enjoyed and the prize
won by Mrs, J. J. Reimer.

The white elephant draw
was won by Mrs. E. ‘Williamson

Mary Heagy, and Ken Freeman,

of Deer Park. ©

last Friday, the being
Mrs. D. Magee's

table decorations _ being the
spring motif, during the cutting
of. the’ birthday. cake, ‘Happy
Birthday was sung by the ten
guests, which a pleasant
evening was enjoyed.

Baie and Mrs, C.J. Sahistrom
and ‘family. returned to their
home. at Lone. Butte after

AML BATTERIES

“at Deer Park.

also
7a cre Ib, nd while; ‘spending
the “At ‘his

‘summer home,

reported ‘that the 15 vests knit-.. “mother; Mrs.’ Ora ‘Wires. have

* returned” to their - home "here
| Tra, the guests of Mr. and Mrs,

ie THURSDAY, AERIL 26, 1956,

J

CASTLEGAR. NEWS, .

Cc ..T.. Williamson were recent

ay Ge Whitehead: and ‘aS Dun-
lop of : Trail spent:a few. ~ days
‘While’ here’ they.
caught: several 5 1b, Dolly’Var-
den,;on a fishing | trip. H.'De-

‘Trail: reported

and © another
party” caught a ‘12') pounder.
* Mrs. F. Briggeman ‘and -her

after’ spending’ a. few days in

x ‘V. Briggeman.

E. Munn of Nakusp. is

‘ ‘Mra,
spending a holiday at - Deer:

Park.:

‘Assistant Ranger, Bates has
atrived to take up residence at
the Ranger Station here. He; was
sccompanted |b by Mrs, Bates and

-3.. FP, Killough of the: BC, Willi

Forest Service was a - recent
visitor to Broadwater and ;Deer
Park.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Phelps

Castlegar,

Mrs. "'V, ‘Coleman,

visitors to ‘Renata, where they
Renata’ Women’s Institute,

H.  Merriefield
Jimmie and Albert,.’ Mrs.

and Mrs, B. Ramsden’ of: Trail,

Park.

honie at Renata. 3

a recent visitor to Deer Park;
the guest''of Mr. _and Mrs: C.
jamson,

visitors ‘to Syringa, Creek and

“Mrs.” 5
Rent Mrs,. N° Mottershead. and

Mrs."E. Williamson were recent Orens ‘In duly. .
attended the meeting | of the

Mr. and Mrs: R. Briggeman mittee has ‘set’. plans for.’ this
of Trail, spent the weckend at season’s summer. camp at Rose-
their’ summer home here. -Other| bud ‘Lake, south of Salmo: The
weekend visitors included Mr.
end Mrs, 'T. Clegg of Rossland;

Mr, and'-sons| UP; and very shortly the. sound

M.
Stover, Miss. R. Williamson,’ W.
Easton; all of Castlegar; and, Mr.

Mr..and Mrs, Haukaas | of} C4!
Rossland are. spending ‘2: holiday} Will be built, and the 'grounds
at: their summer home’ at Deer] 4nd waterfront’ will be properly} .

Leonard’ Funk of Kamloops
was’ a recent visitor to Deer|0f the new Camp Minto will be
Park en route to: his . former|the watm ‘water for the ‘camp

J. Stainton of Castlegar was| be, plenty of ‘boats, and ‘a com-|:

“ONE ’
At Rosebu d Lake TEACHER FOR 12,000

neh eehweae eat

With the current. spell “of
fine -weather,: the ce com-|

area igs. being. surveyed, .work| <!
parties have’ already. been set|-”.

of hammer -and saw ~ will. be
heard as the necessary buildings
are’ erected for this summer's
camp. It is expected that’ six

cabins, kitchens, and dining ‘hall

laid out. noe
One of the. ‘great advantages

swimming program. There: will}.
plete camp program of hikes, ) 7

water: sports, games, Indian lore,4
woodcraft, uote The camp wa be

Mr, and Mrs, R.

and children’ and: Mr. and Mrs,

Castlegar, |

and _ Children, pect ee by
Mr. and Mrs, 'J.. Reimer of Re-
nata, were weekend visitors to fed see of Health and Wel- |.

the]
health suthorition and” wil run
onthe official ‘license ; of’: the|,

fare.
Camp | dates this year are:as

LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY. :

TEA.

one CAMP

st. week, Jilly Ist Jul; *

8th. 2nd. week, July” i to = a aa 28

July 15th, One teacher’ by’ means: i
Girls may attend for. one or| @ class of 12,000 boys: and girls' in Ontario and’

Th ys .the ‘class:
Dufferin school, “Toronto, with the Tv lesson

10:45 p.m. Jaw, Mr. and Mire. ee on| spending the past “two weeks % ‘two ‘weeks. Quebec. The ‘teacher “in ‘the: circuit for the -ex- about to begin.

H EAR
The Honourable
LYLE: WICKS |

Minister. of. Labour”
Explain The
Social Credit

Policy Of
Expansion
As‘ It Relates
‘To Lene

SOCIAL " GREDIT

‘Keeps YOU Informed
eo

British Columbia,
Social Credit League’

‘The Eskimos of. the north|route from Red Deer, Alta,
are. full Canadian citizens. There| where they had attended the
are more than 9,000 of them in| 65th of
Canada.

at. the home of the former's
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sahlstrom
Bl

Mr, Pie and Mrs. Blackburn's

IT’S PAY DAY

2. the day. to invest a *
288 all sum. in future hap-
-piness: Right now -you
can: “put, yourself “and
* your family on another
payroll that will take
over when your pay
"cheques stop coming in.
Ask about ‘North: Ameri-
-can Life’s guaranteed
_ alan for saving tomor-.
‘row's income ‘out ‘of to-
ay 's pay Sree:

Dick Fowler
»-North American |
Life - ne

‘Robson, B.C.

Good gardening begins’ with the right-kind of seeds-and
supplies ... “tried-and-tested' plant '{ foods and soil sondi-

. The ‘old people © still
enjoy good: health and: life in
general. All: but. two ofthe 11
childrer’were at home for. the
celebration. :
Mrs, W. E McCreight is
spending a two-week jpoeey

Mr, J. M. Campbell will
leave for ‘Victoria on Friday to
take up a position with the B.C.
Power Commission. Mrs. Camp-
bell and family will join him at
a later date.’

visiting her. in Van-
couver,

Mr. Bernard Ball of Regina,
Sask. is the guest of Doc Mc-
Donald, .of Castle-Bar Ranch.

Bob Sahlstrom, who-~. has
spent the past three or four
months at Lone Butte’ (Willams
Lake), has returned 40, his home
at. Blueberry.

Guests at the hoa ‘of Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Killough during
the weekend included’ Mr.. and
Mrs. H. George and. daughter
Cheryl of Montrose, -and conn

“Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson had
their two daughters and families
in from Rossland on Sunday.”

30

attended the coffee party held
at the home of Mrs. W. T. Wal-
die. The party was sponsored
by the executives of the Robson
W.I. with the purpose of raising
funds. Mrs. W. Adams presided

WE Witt MAKE

at the serving table.

:Plus. $2.00 for your old one
We now. handle all brands of oil

Spring Checkover & Tune-up =
;: : our specialty’ Vie.

THE CO-OP GARAGE WILL .NOT. ONLY SAVE
"<> YOU. MONEY

The Co-operative -
- Transportation Garage

MONEY. FOR YOU

and Mrs. :John Sn of
Trail,
2"yirs. J, Stenberg and date
ter Judy of Westbank’ spent a
few days visiting her sister: in’
law Miss Nellie Stenberg of .the
Castlegar Hotel. ~
Mr. and Mrs, S. C. Watson
of Penticton visited friends: in
the district over the weekend. |
Miss Nellie. Stenberg -. chad
as her. guest for ‘a few days ! ‘Tes
cently her: mother, Mrs. Sten
berg of Johnston's Landing. -
Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Crattiebnt
Craft and son Allan of {
Brilliant; power plant cotta
weekend visiting at Creston:
‘Mr, and Mrs, W. ‘Thom iand,
infant -son Brian , of Glenmerry
spent ‘the weekend at the aa
of the latter’s parents, Mr. jand

; of 9 ana 15 last January l-are requested ¢ to
register for Little League Softball this coming ..

BE SURE TO ATTEND

* ” Novel

3,to. 5 P.M., SATURDAY, ‘APRIL 28.

* Sewing, nothing over $1.00
Prize: Basket of Flowers

ke Baking

THE AUXILIARY TEA

BOYS’ CAMP
1st. week, July 15th, to, July
22nd. 2nd. ‘week, July « ‘22nd.’ to

-) perimental’. lesson. was Gertrude, ‘McCante from |. °. Jose ne

to Aug. 5th.

July 2ath: 3rd. week, oly; 29th

Boys’ may* attend for one,
two or three’ weeks.

for the lady’

Ok Eremenko and Co.

_ PRICES“ EFFECTIVE APRIL’-27: & 28y

Try" our ‘Blue 1e Label Beef,
ready,

EAKS,
* Sirloin’ or T-Bone;
blue. label.

a 69c
por "ROASTS, Biade | 8B

trimmed. of ° all waste and -
for.-use-
BRISKET, fresh
Lb... a
_ MINCED. BEEF, |
ee ‘and’ lean

COOKED: PICNICS:
Prin to. serve -

SHOP : HERE

. toe

ATS, Quaker’ = :
Bs up o saucer * ae
53c

“JOST A:

vt “Just a inte; "we say.
Then we’ take five, ten, or ‘may-
be ‘twenty minutes‘'more. | 2’;
‘We think of a’ few minutes
as -a trifling bit. of time. ‘This
brief. span -is just a. little fae”
ment..of the day, a crumb, .'as
we, might think, to be brushed
aside. lightly.

. But remember,’ this, |
friends: The sum of little thines

see a year’s wasted minutes, we |:
would be © appalled. ,
Time is ‘precious, as we ‘all
realize when we pause to think
about it, We may’ well ‘be dis-
Lmayed when. we realize how

fingers without leaving the im-
f° any significant: accom

nt.
|. Ateis inevitable, perhaps, that
some ; of -every” individual's’ time
be wasted. “And’ vet Lt ‘wonder.

is ‘no little thing. If we could]:

much’ of: it ‘slips through. our|:-

‘Thit's a orate big order’ i
'yet such wools are being intr
duced in Canada. :

Wool chiffon is a ‘leader ‘in

this new lightweight group. * It},

is woven of pure wool ‘threads
as fine as silk chiffon and’ with
all the airiness of: silk but with
a’ deeper, ‘ crepier’ texture that

. | arabes. beautifully. Wool: chiffon
comes in’ pale ‘pastels, ‘tiny pin

checks: and. subdued ; tartans,

For more casual wear, there
is a mat-surfaced . wool ' fabric

that Jooks firm’ and tailors -well,,

but is actually porous. Because
of this, it. is ideal to ‘wear, for.
a cruise ‘or to ‘a resort. *""":

Another, trick! is sheer, thin
‘woolens ° that look . , thick and

dian, designer calls.
these’. new. _wools “handkerchief
“And

tof these’ woolens are the. most
practical in ‘the | world ’'to. pack

“AS VERY CHARMING . |
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THE LATEST \/FABRICS ”~

AND SHADES!
: Sizes2-10 years
PRICED. AT”

- $5.25 to $8.25

~ BABIES’...

up" and, travel : with. 206.

“favorite “pook: or
“with you, In ‘fact
-a..mood for. any-

ery.
ee iss wasteful.
is-a waste of time:

instead - a | well-spent
for: » growth toward

PLUM. JAM, 24 oz...
Jor 39

\ WE_-DI

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In’ a large measure - our
waste or ‘use of time is within
ourselves ''more:. than: in’ our

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. Uppers, leather. soles and

OUR ‘SHOE DEPARTHENT..

MEN'S: DRESS SHOES”
_ +) Blaek Loafers sre
“8? Sizes} 7 i It

We cannot ‘always: fill
the,odd moments with material
‘accomplishment, . but.“ we. .'can
acquire’ the habit ‘of filling such
moments ‘with constructive, phil- |,
osophical :* ‘ mausings * tather - thar
with ‘consuming: ragings ‘and re- ||
sentments. And“ when we say,

tioners . 2. work-easing fools!
Whether you plant to grow food
for the family . .. or to surround
your home with beauty .. . or
both .. . we have what it: takes : o : ; 4
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plete success!
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"top, Sizes 6 to: 10

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“Justa minute,” we ‘can ‘say. it
_ Sizes. 7 to.11

‘with a’ sense of’ a: mnule’s con-
siderable worth. *

*i:
LIGHT WEIGHTS :
- Frothy, feathery ™ or. wafer-,
sizes 1 to 6 crisp’. woolens: will ‘not only
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¢ 2S Poetic: about it'— but wi also
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Dinner ang evening dresses
of wools are as airy: as chiffon
or, as :firmbodied “as . taffeta. ‘The
world’s greats in fashion design-
ing say ‘that the: lightweight

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Sizes 6:to A

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Z Pair e “$11.95

Children’

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sizes 5 to 13 and: to 3
‘Pair $2.95":

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_ CASTLEGAR, B.C: