CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 26, 1962

Castleaar Secials

Mrs. Hi. Johnson, Phone 365-8294

Members of the Kountry Kou-
sin’s Squere Dance group attend-
ing the final party of the scason
in Trail where they joined with
the G/M club, were: Mr. and Mrs,
J, McLuckie, Mr. and Mrs, Ross
Oborne, Mr. and Mrs, P, Haley, Mr.
and Mrs, A. Honchar, Mr. and Mrs,
C, Woolls, Mr. and Mrs. I, Men-
ard, Mr. and Mrs. C, Purdy, Mr.
and S, Musel, Mr. and Mrs, H. Kil-
lough and Mr. and Mrs, W. Hu-
bert.

Mrs. Jim Toogood and son
Glen spent. the Easter weekend in
Vancouver, the guests of the for-
mer’s son-in-law and daughter,
and’ Mrs, E, Killough. While there
they also visited with Mr, Toogood,
who is a patient in Vancouver
General Hospital,

Mr,’ and’ Mrs. R. A. D. West
spent the long weekend in Van-
couver with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, ue and hirs, D. West.

Mra. L. P. Ferguson spent
Easter week in Kimberley visiting
with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Bell and
daughter Leslie, who were visiting
with’ relations and: friends here
over the weekend, have returned
to their home in Port Albi

Miss Carol Proudfoot spent
the Iong Easter weekend in Van-
eouver returning on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs, George Eastcott
and fami! yof Rossland ‘spent Eas-
ter Sunday visiting with Mr. and
Mré. H, Johnson and Mr, and
iH, Scnelicabere.

and Mrs. Dave Reid visited
‘Soire: son. ‘in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Gibson in Princeton,
and also their son-indaw and dau-
ghter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Huggard in
Boston Bar.

Miss Pauline Nazaroff, who
teaches in Mission, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Naz-
aroff during the Easter holidays,

Mr. and Mrs. C, King and
family and Mr. Davis spent Easter

+ week visiting in Vancouver.

and Mrs, G, McMasters
spent the weekend. visiting in
Penticton,
‘Mr, and Mrs, Bert Crissall
spent the Easter week visiting in
Calgi

ary.

Mr. and Mrs, R. D, Minnion
and family.are spending two weeks
visiting many places at interest in
California and Seat é

Mr. J. Lawson “who was a
patient’ in the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital is home again,

Mr. and Mrs, D. Duncan of
Trail visited with Mr.’ and Mrs,
H. Johnson on Monday.

‘Mr. and Mrs, T. McGauley, and
Keith: and: Deborah ‘are “spending
the Easter holidays. visiting in
New Westminster.

Larisa. Plotnikoff Is
Honored at Shower

When Miss Larisa Plotnikoff
arrived home from Vancouver to
spend the. long weekend ; visiting
with her mother, Mrs. W. A.
Plotnikoff of 801-5th Ave., she was
surprised by a number of friends
with a miscellaneous shower ar-
ranged by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Bill Plotnikoff. Miss Plotnikoff is
to be married in June.

The shower was at the-home
of the bride-to-be’s mother and the

Mr. and. Mrs, J. Sherbiko
spent the long weekend visiting in
Kimberley as the guests of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Verdun Scott,

Mr. and Mrs. H. Grummett
left Tuesday for Spokane where
they will spend a few days,

Guests at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. M. Blahuit over the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Pat-
more and son Ricky of Cranbrook
and the lahuit’s grandson, Dwayne
Sorenson of Rivervale,

Miss Janice Simpson of Trail
is spending the holidays with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Ross

Mr. | DeFoe,

1st Class Petty Officer J. T.
Lawson, his wife and family of
Victoria are visiting the former's
Parents, Mr. and . John Law-
son for Easter week.

Sidney Burton of Kamloops
spent the long holiday weekend
with ‘his uncle and aunt, Mr. and

it} Mrs, L, V. Campbell.

Mr, and Mrs, D. Gilroy retur-
néd at the weekend from Victoria
where he spent the past month
visiting with many ofd friends.

Mrs. D. F. Hirtle is the offic-
ial delegate of local Soroptimist's

‘
to the western regional confer-

ence to be held in Kamloops and
she left on Wednesday,

‘Be Prepare!’ For
Guide Cookie Week

Tho Castlegar and District
Girl Guides _and Brownics will bo
selling the Girl Guide cookies dur-
ing Guide Cookie: Week April 27
to May 5, This is the only province-
wide appeal made. by the Girl
ulde Association,

There are 27,000 Guides and
Brownies in British Columbia and
while selling cookies these girls
learn such qualities as self reli-
ance, honesty and trustworthiness.
These are only a fow of the char-
acteristics of.a Guide or Brownie.

Leaders who volunteer their
time and effort would appreciate
everyone's help to fe a better aon

KLT ‘El Campesino’ Play
Will Hit Road Once ‘Again

The cast of Kinnaird Little
Theatre's "El Campesino” will hit
the ‘road once again when they
travel to Nelson next Monday, ev-
ening, April $0 to perform in the
Nelson Junior High School.

The venture is being under-
taken on suggestion and by
vitation..of the Kootenay River.
Players, of South Slocan, All pro-
ceeds from this performance will
go towards financing of tlie lat-
ter group's trip to the provincial
one-act drama festival finals to be
held in, Dawson Creek from May
30 to June 2.

An

for more: girls
Guide cookies. Girls who Jol wis

cature of the
coming performance of “El Cam-

Guide movement learn to be thik
ty, reliable and honest. Therefore,
they.learn to be good citizens.
The cookies are delicious and
will keep well, and. proceeds of
Cookie Week will helm finance ac-
tivities such as camping, arts and
crafts and many other wholesome

Toastmasters Would
Assist Teen- Age Club

Ata recent meeting of the
Toastmasters ink decision .to try

t- | and interest among teen-

elf
izenship Progc am see

Brown win Owl

athe monthly meeting of Par-
ent of Robson Guides

ROBSON SOGIALS

and ‘Growates was held at the
home of Mrs, R. Oborne’ with

°| Mrs. T- Sanford, Phone 365.5883

Mrs. G. Quayle flew to Seattle

over athe Easter holidays.
and Mrs. Chris Nielson
oe Easter weekend in Nelson.

Mr, and Mrs, R, Oborne and
family spent their Easter vacation
in Calgary with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Evans drove
to Victoria to spend some time
with their son.

Mr. and’ Mrs. S, Dewis mot-

tored to Spokane over the week-| &
end, 5
Miss Bev Hyson is home for

Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hyson.

Mr.
children motored to Nakusp on
Easter Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. K, Robey and
daughter came from Grand Forks
to spend Easter with Mr. and
J. Raine,

‘My, and Mrs, T, Humphries
and .children of Surrey spent
Easter. weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, S. Humphries,

‘Miss Laurie Gordon of ‘Saska-| B

toon visited Miss Pat ward over
the weekend.

Mr, and Mrs, T. Kaardaal and
children motored to Vancouver
Island to visit friends. and rela-
tives over the holidays,

Mrs. Phyllis Hilton’ and chil-
dren of San Diego are spending
some time in Robson with Mr.
and Mrs. S. Humphries.

Mr. and. Mrs, H. Matheson
drove to “Vancouver over, the
weekend,

Mr. Otto Anderson drove to|
Edmonton last week, called there
by the death of his mother.

Mrs, W. R. Brown has been a
Patient in the local hospital for
the last few. days. <

Mr, and. Mrs, Hyde of Arm
strong spent Easter with Mr. ant
Mrs. R, Christofferson.

Mr. and Mrs, Ken Jones and

family from .Mission have taken

rooms were

with spring. flowers.. Guest of ho- ap.

nor was ‘presented with a corsage
of pink carnations and all Dresent
enjoyed an evening of games and
contests. Many useful. and beauti-
ful gifts were presented to the
bride-elect in a basket decorated
with pink and blue streamers,
She was assisted in the opening
of the gifts by her sister, Miss
Olga Plotnikoff.

‘At the close of a very happy

vening the hostess, Mrs.
Plotuiltott served delicious Her
freshments consisting of a buffet
supper.

Larisa and her fiance, Mr.
Bill. Kalin, left eased to return
ta Vancouver.

BEER PARK SOCIALS|

Mrs, cr. ‘Williamson’

Mr. and Mrs. Vic./DePuppo,
their sons ‘Derek and Frank, and
daughter Gail of Vancouver, Mr.
and . John Hurron’and child-
ren of Squamish and ‘Mrs. ‘J. a
Dyck of Vancouver were weekend
visitors to‘Deer Park and Renata
while on.'a holiday in the: Koot-
enay District.

Mrs. R. Worley and grand-|°

son Bob of Trail are spending the

Easter vacation at their home in|’

Deer Park.

Master Carl Wine left to spend
the Easter holidays with his par-
ents at Edmonton and Bentley, Al-
berta.

Mr, and “Mrs.'G.-A. Walker of
Silverton spent the holiday week-
end at their former home in Deer
Park.

"Mrs. E. Jamieson, accompan-
ied by Mr. and Mrs. Al McPher-
son and son David of Castlegar
were weekend visitors at Deer
Park,

Robson.

Mr, and-Mrs, R. Bro and fam-
ily motored to the coast over the
Easter weekend.”

nine present, The Lord's
Prayer was recited in memory of
the late Mrs. Nettie Anderson.

Cookies will be sold by Guides

and Brownies on April 27. The
resignation of Mrs, Kaardaal as
Brown Owl and leave of absence
of Mrs, Bro as Guide Captain was
noted,

The booster prize was won
by Mrs. Woodrow and the mem-
bers then adjourned to the church
hall for coffee.

‘

agers 50 as to encourage the youn-
ser set into starting clubs of their
‘own was reached.

The Toastmasters said they
would be more than pleased to be
able to assist a teen-age club and
also mentioned. that. they would
sponsor these clubs with hopes of
gaining new. members oncea per-
son reached his 2lst birthday.

Infant Passed Away
Suddenly on Saturday

The infant son of Mr. and
Mrs, A. Berg died suddenly . at
their home on Saturday. Funeral
services were held at 2 p.m, Mon-
day in the Castlegar Funeral Home
Chapel, Rev. C. R. Day officiating.
Burial took. place in Park Me-
morial Cemetery. ro waibiona

NOTICE

The Annual General Meeting: of the’
Kinnaird Swimming Pool Society will

be held in the Kinnaird Improvement

Society. Hall.

MONDAY, APRIL 30 - 8 p.m.

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Pesino” will be. the addition of a
new member to, the cast. Unfore-
seen circumstances have prevented
Jean Robinaon from attending the
performance’ in Nelson in her role

“Dona : Tomasa". and Eileen
Hughes, with but. a weck's notice,
has ‘stepped in and taken over
with the ease and air of a pro,

“El Campesino,” recipient of
two ‘awards:'in the recent West
Kootenay Drama Festival ‘held in
Grand Forks, will appear ‘in Nel-
son along’ with Fruitvale's’ “The
Glorified Brat” and South Slocan's
WE Festival winning Production
of “The Mask.”

24 Hour Service
For Gas Stations

Kinnaird servica stations have
unanimously agrecd to have 24-
hour ‘service and at its last meet-

“village council gave three
readings to’ an Brendment of a

bylaw governing the opening and
closing, houra for these businesses.

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| Trophies Presented

The Castlegar and District |minor hockey Players sat down to
Minor, Hockey. Asaoclation - had | dinner. Special guests wore Bir T.
their year-end Banquet on’ Mon.,|Stack ‘of Modern’ Dairy and Mr.
April 16 at 6‘p.m: in the Stanley | Klaus Berger of the Golden Horse-
Humphries cafeteria, The banquet |shoe Restaurant. W. Saprunoff of

was a huge success and’ much cre- | Robson, Mr. Sparlings of Trail, Tan
dit“ is due to the indies, under | Mitchell and Joe’ Fodor of Castle:
the leadership of Mrs, D. Peppard, | gar’ were unable to attend.
for ‘a lovely dinner. sia President, R.. McIntyre. was
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managers, referees and ‘about 150 with the ene sebanaust coanee.
~ Revi Dey, ous St.’ Alban’s Anglican.
urch ‘as! grace.
Despite Blindness Following i alist of trophies
¢ 4 Presented at the banquet:
Shu ident Graduates Sparling Trophy, for PeeWee
ais League Championship, won by Pet-
A University of British Col-|titt Photos and presented to Cap- | 2)
umbia student who has never seen|tain Peter Wishloff by A. puch
his classmates or the animals and] ards.
equipment he works with will be
among the leading graduates of
the faculty of agriculture in May.
Hels Peter Claxton, who. has
triumthed over the handicap of
blindness to become: a. graduate | *
student with a h h secon Pup! ils of, Silver Birch | Sehool
average. ie! a clans for the. Handicapped were enter-
Peter, whose parents live on tained on‘the afternoon of ‘April |=
Pender Island,’”one "of ‘the ‘gulf| 19 with’ an: Easter frolic’ at’ the |=
islands between Vancouver Island| home st Mrs, E. A. Fitzpatrick,
and the’ mainland,” attained ‘a7 | Kinnaird.
Per cent average last year and is
hopeful of making a first class| buted to 2’ tasty. luncheon which
graduating average. id

onaterpped children had
ade oitractine baskets filled with
le ‘returned to.Canada and| Easter goodies which were distri-

B.C. © Workmen's’. Compensation | sent. They in turn were delighted
Board in Vancouver for two years|with the baskets of- Easter eges
until 1959 when he decided to en-j given to them by. Mrs, Fitzpatrick
rol at UBC in the faculty of agri-| on behalf of the Kootenay Society,
culture. His decision to leave phy-| for Handicapped : Children,
siotherapy ¥ wae B prompted by a Tong An outdoor picnic is ;now in
standing ini in agriculture] the planning.stage for the child.
and the utdou, ren in June.

al Hockey

Tom Stack Trophy, for. Ban-
tam League Championship, won by
Castle Motors and’ presented to
aptain Sammy, Rilkoff by Tv.

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SGoilstae! Trophy, donated by
Golden Horseshoe Restaurant, for
Midget League Champlonship, won.
by Smith's, Plumbing’ and ‘Heating
and presented to Captain Gerald
Goresky by Mr Klaus Berger.

Saprunoff ‘Trophy, for Juven-
He League Championship,’ won by
Kootenay Builders and’ presented
to Captain ¢ Garth Rizzuto by J, Le-
wis,

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Ian Mitchell Trophy, for most-
improved: PeeWee player, won by
Willard’ Rodgers of:'Pettitt’ Photes
and ‘prosented by L. Bailey for
I. Mitchell. ° Honourable | mention
was also given'to ‘three other Pee-
Wee players. They were Andy An-
derson, Brian Harvey. and. Allan
McKinnon,

J. Fodor Trophy, sponsored by
the Castlegar Sporting Goods, for
best godl-tender with best goals
against average of entire league.
It was won by Freddie Tomlin of

NELSON — A three-act melo-
drama by George Bernard Shaw
will highlight’) Notre Dame. Uni-
versity College’s thespian activities
this year; it haa been announced.

“The Devil's Disciple” revol-
ves about the fate and fortune of
one Richard, Dudgeon, a family
binck: sheep, and his efforts. to

keep the town minister from being
hanged by. pene British during the

even at the TE of losing ‘his
black-guard' reputation,

The melodrama — ‘a drama-
tic piece characterised by sensa-
tional incident and violent appeal
to the emotions, but with a happy
ending” — stars Gary Fi of
Merritt, B.C. in the leading vole,
Miss Anne ‘Wasyliw of. Quesnel as
Judith ‘Anderson, the wife of ‘Mi-
nister Anthony Anderson, played
by “Barry. Abbott of Penticton.
Fifteen students. will be tak-
ing roles’ in the’ play; while ano-
ther 25 will be working behind-
stage. Rehearsals began in Janu-

Pettitt Photos and presented by L,| ary.

Bailey.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday: April 26, 1962 - 9

A ihiveaa Melodrama will
Highlight College's Activities

Rev. J. Dviorg” and Mr, ‘Brendan | formance, sponsored’ by the
Foley of the College's English De-| Knights of Solurabs, will. be of
lipartment. fered in Trail Thureday, "apait

A one-night stand will be gi-| 26, Nelson's tickets will go on sale
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