CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 25, 1960

Mother and Daughier Dinner

The Golden Jubilee thome
prevailed when Robson Brown-
jes, Guides, mothers and Guide
leaders met for the annual mo-
ther and daughter banquet in
the Community hal.

Mrs. Reg Bro, Guide cap-
tain, welcomed the visitors and
introduced Mrs. J, R. McBain,
District commissioner, who in
turn introduced the head table:
Mrs, H. Hyson, area commission-
er; Mra. A. M. Rizzuto of Castle-

divisional — commissioner;
Mrs, H,_F. of Ross-

golden tulips were placed in va-
ses marked with large gold 50's.
“A Guide and a Brownie cake,
made by Mrs, J,.Hunter and de-
corated by Mrs, Beth Rogers. in
Guide and Brownie’ colors’ with
emblems, was cut by Mrs, Hy-
son and Mrs. Johnson, respec-
tively,

Following the toast to the
Queen, Judy Worley, Brownie,

Mrs, MacBain urged the girls
to keep up the good work and
briefly outlined the growth. of
the district, Mrs. Hyson enlarged
on, this topic, stating that there
were now 1381 Guides in the
West Kootenay,

She outlined what Mrs Riz-
zuto'a various badges were for
and then called ‘upon Mrs. ‘J.
Raine to present her with oe

Cash: Awards Total

$1,105: at

‘Teamwork -in pooling ‘ know-

ledge and experience, a variety |L. A.

of useful ideas, and a previous
suggestion helped to earn cash’
awards, for Cominco employees
during the past two months,
{One hundred ‘and nineteen

through the campany’s suggest-
ion: plan at Trail, Kimberley and

proposed a toast to the
and Mrs, R. Nickerson respond-
ed. Mrs, J, Hunter, Brown Owl,
to the toast proposed

Jand, district commissioner; Mrs.
J. Raine, area treasurer; Mrs, H.
Johnson, past Brown Owl and
Mrs. O. of

to Guiders by ‘Guide, Kathy Gir-
oud, :
In a short address Mrs, Riz-
zuto why there were

the local

diff and read

Qn the lace covered tables,

‘a poem, “Pulling Together.”

Schofield Papers

.Given to

John L, Schofield of Chap-
man Camp, has recently depos-
ited with the provincial archives
a valuable collection of family] W
manuscripts for the purpose of
establishing, with the concur-
rence of his sister Miss Letitia
D, Schofield of Trail, a perman-
ent memorial of the service of
their father, James Hargrave Al.

the

Province

son's Bay Oompany, one of the

most remarkable women of the

wince days in the Canadian
fest.

In 1886 he came to BA, as a
station’ agent with the Canadian
Pacifie Railway. After a week at
Donald, B.C., he was ‘sent to
Yale and in 1887 to Vancouver,

In °1891 he was transferred
to i and in 1899. to

cock to
of British Columbia,

For 26 consecutive: years,
from 1907 until his retirement
from public life in 1933, J. H.
Schofield represented the. West
Kootenays as a Conservative in
the provincial legislature.

Prior to his entry into pro-
vincial polities he had -also ser-
ved the city of Trail as an alder-
*man in 1902 and aa mayor from
1903-1907, and as early as 1899 he
had been elected to the school
board.

Born in Brockville, Ontario,
in 1866, Mr, Schofield was the
son of Frederick Schofield and
Letitia Hargrave, His mother was
the eldest daughter of chief fac-

Trail, where the remained until
his death on Dec, 9, 1938, At the
time of his election to the B.C.
Legislative Assembly he severed
his connection with railway com-
‘pany and established an insur-
ance business in Trail, +

The bulk of the manuscript
material in the collection relates
to James Hargrave and his es-
tate covering the years 1821 to
1866, Included in it are a-signifi-
cant number of letters of , his
wife, Letitia, 1851-1852 and num:
erous other family documents.
Taken as whole it makes a
noteworthy ‘ addition to the re-
cord of one of the great famil-
ies of Rupert's Land and-early
Manitoba,

dor James Hargrave of the Hud-

area
and gave Mry. Johnson her ri
year service star.

brought
cash awards totalling $1,105.
Tony Bertuzzi, an employee

Pamela
presented Mrs, Johnson with a
eift on behalf of the Brownies
and: Dene Giraud, Guide also
gave Mrs, Johnson a gift on be-
half of all her. former Brownies
who are now Guides.

The LA gift was presented
by Mrs. Andersen. In thanking

c refining .depart-
ment at Trail received an ad-
ditional $100 award, ‘making a
total of $230 for a suggestion
submitted two years ago. At that
time he received $130 for an, im-
provement ta the piping arrarm
gement on machines in the lead
refinery.

those present, Mrs. Joh: Te-
marked how much she missed
putting on jher uniform each
Week and meeting the girls but
would be very happy to assist
them in any way at any time if
she could.

‘A short “The

LM. De-
Long, making the presentation,
congratulated Mr. Bertuzzi- for
this excellent suggestion, which
(proved to be of greater” value

thar expected. 4
“Walter Wels, employed a

it the

Queen of Hearts," was put on fae
the Guides before

partment of ‘the chemicals as
ait

leaders formed the Fairy Ring

and enroled Patricia Belbeck,
Irene Hunter, ‘Anne Macal-

ister and Pamela re-

vision, a $75

Cominco

Diciven, M, Smith, D. McKinnon,

Stanton, J. Howell, I. Dergous-
off, P, I. Gaudreault, B. G. Da-
oust;

G. Morton, F, Milinazzo, J. J.
Ludwar, W. L.. Westcott, J. H.
Clarke, R. Bro, R. A. White, T.
B. Metcalf, &. A. Parisatto, C.
Detta, G, Conners, C. F, Kelley,
A. Murray, C. Detta, D. R. .Mac-
Pherson, L, E. Weeks, J. Heaty,
P. Elmes, W. Margoreeth, J. Y.
Simpson, L. Elmes;

¥. M Smith, R. Edmonstone,
W. F. Pearce, J. H. Henry, E.
A. Vaughan, H, G, Leitch, IX. D.
McCullough, T. D'Amour, B. L,
MePeek, G, S. Duncan, J, Pater-
son, D, R. Grieve, A, A. Spence,
W. D. Smith, F, EB. Paul, Cc. E.
Seifeldt, H, Shannon, A. P. Sdao,
G. Andrews, R. W. Anderson, G.
W. Grieser,

Successful Bake
Sale, Goffea Party. -
By Robson Women:

award, He
ment to improve lighting “for
centrifuges located. in’ the am-

iphate plant. ‘This. al-

ceived ‘their golden bars, Irene
Hunter her 1st year service star
and Judy Worley her golden
hand and wings.

A horseshoe was formed by
the Guide group and Judy Wor-
ley welcomed into the pack.’ Mrs.
Hutchinson and Mrs. MacBain
assisted Mrs. Bro with Guide

badges, ‘ HE. A

Evelyn Hunter was preseut-
ed with her hostess, child and
service badges; Barbara Fowler
with her child murse and two
year star; Beverley Hyson with

so resulted im decreased mainten-
ance costs.

Awards ranging: from $5" to
$25 were paid to: the following
employees at Trail: G. Mussio,
G. Martin, D. M, Muirhead, M. J.
Vetere, H. MacDonald, A. Orlan-
do, A, Yuzik, G. I. Scott, L. S.
Walsh, P. Kereiff, J. A, MacLeod,

E.

a

The of the Robson
Women’s . Association to the
Community © Memorial ‘Church
held a successful coffee party
and dake sale last week in the
church hall, The hall, which was
tastefully decorated in the Val-
entine theme was filled with vi-
sitors, .

‘Mrs. D, Carter, president of
the WA, received the guests and
extended a‘ welcome to all.

Mrs. H..F, Hyson was. gen

Paugh:

C, A, McLim, W. J. Rogers,

N. Plamondon, J.'A. Cooper,

Regnier, C. Spatari, B. Seifort,
M,C, D

her end

and five year service star; Helen
Belbeck, Kathy Giraud, Ruth
Hegue and Linda Hague ‘with
one year stars and Rita Schuep-
fer, Geraldine Giraud and Wen-

dy Worley with two year, stars.

Social: Notes from Castlegar

Mrs, Jerome, Phone 6661

Mr. and Mrs, Alan Davis of
Creston visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, spines Killough on
ne ee

Miss Lynn Davis of Creston
spent the weekend as the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr, and
Mrs. Larry Davis.

My, and Mrs. James Killough
and family ‘visited ‘friensd in
Rossland Sunday.

(Mr. and Mrs, L.

ted to return’ to Castlegar with
Mr. and Mrs, Campbel. for a few
days visit is their daughter, Re-
gina, who is nursing et Pentic-
ton,

‘Theodore (Ted)' Meyers, se-
cond eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Polock,- left Sunday for
Vancouver where he enters the
Royal Canadian Navy. Mr. Mey-
ers will arrive at Cornwallis,
N.S. on Feb, 29 to pate a seven-

berg of Vancouver have taken
up residence in Castlegar.

; Tina Woodrow ‘has re-
turned: to her home after a long
stay in the Trail Tadanac ¥os-
pital,

Mrs. J. Lipsett has returned
home from the coast where ‘she
she was in St. Vincent's Hospital
for a’ month.

Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Campbell
return on Sunday ¢rom'a week's
holiday at Kamloops, They were
accompanied to Kamloops by
Mrs. Campbells mother, Mrs.
Ivo Arduini of Kelowna. Expec-

year i
engineering. Mr. Nieves réceiv-
ed his schooling in Nelson,

of Natal are in Castlegar visit-

Jaw and daughtér, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Clarke and family.

Mr, Barry Jerome was a vie
sitor in Trail last Friday.”

Friends of Mrs. C. Thring
Jr. Will be glad to hear that she
has returned home from a two-
week stay, in the Castlegar hos-
pital,

Mr. Iver Johnson is a ‘pat-

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight| .

ing’ at the home of their son-in-|

» Mrs, “Loyd Anderson,: wh
has been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mulheren, has
left for Vancouver to join her
husband,

Mr, W. M. Smith, accompan-
ied. by Dr. G. A. McDonald, have
xeturned, home from, Vancouver
where Mr. Smith's father. under-
Went: surgery.’

Mr, Colin Fraser is visiting
friends in Castlegar and District,
> Mr, Joe:Dunlop is a Patient
in ‘the Castlegar hospital, :

ient' im the Castlegar hospital,

QUAL A ES

it's Building Weather

if you are thinking of building this year, the ae time fo

start is now.

May we help‘ you with your. choice: of materials starting, with’ cement
and finishing with a-last-coat of ‘paint and varnish — and everything

that comes. between those jobs..

w. Douglas, A, J, Lees, R. F. Mec-

"| eral and cother (com-

mittees were: dake table, Mrs.
HL. Perkins and Mrs, G, Miller;

L.| kitchen and. serving, Mrs. J.

Raine, Mrs,-A. W. Thorp, Mrs.

©. Ballard, Mrs, R. T. Waldie

and Mrs, K. Hepher.”

Lavorato, F. Babaeff, J. H. |.

“UNITED CHURCH “HALL
7.30 Pu, toaday, “Fobrury ey

The Public’ Is Invited ‘To Attend

Corporation, of the Village of Castlegar |

NOTICE
The Village Office will be Open . all day

By SATURDAY. FEB, 21 from Sam. to 5 p.m, Es
g for motor vehicle licence business: only as

J. Lozelin, :

Village Clerk

Gomince plans. for Progress:

When. CGomineo's iron and’ steel plant is.in
full operation at Kimberley, the west will have a
convenient, nearb: y source of metals’: ‘that aré-

basic to, industrial

growth.

Cominco’s iron and steel production vill be
the'first of its kind in Western Canada. Since
1928, Cominco. has stored millions of tons of
iron concentrate from its mining operations at
ley.” This raw mated 1.15 to -be.trans-

into pig iron and;

ity ‘steel “to

meet the ‘needs of a growing wasters merket.
a unique feature of ‘Cominco’s new plant

THE CORSOLIDATED MINING AND

TADANAG ‘BRAND METALS

Trail, British Coli
1 One of Cr

: uae thomas reduction. pi

willbe the first use'in North America of the
rocess for iron and

steel ore. A successful aud wily used european

fertilisers for
aga: of another basi commodity, i iron’ and

steel, adds o: to ere Company's .con-'
“tribution ' to eee ain fe my

Th report,
il Pair. will’ again be ‘corivened "Mrs, A. Smecher, said three new} _
biankets: had: been purchased for | Senior Mrs, fra
Feb. 12. with’ 53 members .pre-| made'a ‘presentation ofa crochet
sent and the president J.T. Web-| apron vwhith . she Bad: done to

the ‘Robson ‘Women's : Inst}:

recent, ting sot: th P
oun — which heard 19 -Valen-|
unique: roll’.call |

voted to sponsor the’ event af-| ter this month and’ members de- | memory. of: the late, Arthur: Joy,
hearing a letter cfrom the Fall] cided that they; would ‘sell coffee

me economics:

Bie useful tips,
a for‘cleaning felt hats, Hos.

4 ‘will be held“
ky night,” Feb... 27, “Names
wn on the debenture: ‘araw

work party is called “to
<: at ‘the ‘arena ‘on “Saturday

the: travelling basket is to be put

=| dent ‘of’ the - Seseger Ww Well; Wes
ne Clinic,“ and
Ex

the WI room in the Castlegar. and
i tals:

and: doughnuts during the show
wid the proceeds golng. to the
hospital fund,

“Pennies for Friendship"
were collected and the money in

The regular Hope of ‘theft
Ci Was). held on

ster, presiding,"The members. ob-
served one milimte’s i silence )in

who was one of the founders ‘of

se Castlegar and Mrs,M, pevwiey

‘0 the crippled 6 box.
‘lsale “and fea’ in’ the community
hall in March and ‘it was decided
to"send $10 ito the’ Silver. Birch
School asthe Women's Institute
membership fee,’
> (Mrs.! W.. T. Waldie “introduc-
ed three of the: visitors, Mrs, Ed-
na Scnulte past. president. of ‘the
‘trail ‘Well ‘Women’s ‘Clinic, Mra,
we Jacbson of~ Kinnaird, presi-

Mrs. Jacobson’ stressing how im-
portant: it \was:for women to have
cancer “tests ‘as _ early ~ detection
was. important 5 ‘a”cure. °
‘They also’ said tnat all: age
groups should have a.‘ full. med-

well ion tor‘'use af'the ‘Castlegar: hall,

ical cline,’ to the KRC, for don
tions, and .to.the Canadian Leg-

Mrs.’. Johnson “requested ‘do-
nations of ‘stamps ito be tured
over to the Eastern’ Star for.con-
version into, funds for the Cana-
dian Cancer Society?
Functions of ‘the Cancer S0-

It is planned to‘hold'a bake}

thonnd) Mrs, W.’ McCreight !was
BD] ated in: her place...A. visitor,
Mrs, Williams “who is: 89 | years

the Anglican WA were also wvel-

the‘ Senior Citizen: organization, |St. . Alban’s
The late: Mr, with ‘afew, selections,:) including

books to the|one which waa ‘dedicated to Mr,
Senior Citizens for-their. use ‘and Webster. entitled -;
his. two: daughters, Mra, Parkin|The- Fair.”

Mre:
ir] group's ‘thanks to the ‘choir; for
is: profeat: it: o ee such,.an enjoyable ‘evening :,and
.| said they: all enjoyed. the. singing
Mra, R: Dorman ‘who was | very “‘much,. The .membera -join-
whairman of the | kitchen’ com-|ed with the-choir:in sommunity
mittee resigned owing to ill heal- sin ging.

\t
Of age was welcomed.:' The St.| the singing the ‘meinbers Of, St.
Atban’s choir ‘and members ‘-of | Albans WA: Served_delicious -re-
the

At. the. close of ‘the business

“Coming 'To
Webster. empresoed. the

= Joe Killough was the choir

comed, ‘The next ‘meeting’ will :be
held on’ Feb. 26 Whe the eesti

me Plans for. thi St trick Day
,| tea ‘and bazear were made at_the| skit
regular. monthly meeting of Sty
ita’s CW... be
‘Mrs. °3, ‘Corbett’ willbe gen-

eral. ‘convenor and’ other’. con-

$0,

venors “will be: ‘raffle tickets, sugar and cream’ “wrapped. in ‘the
Mrs, By ee and Mrs, P, Sober. valentine ‘motif’ was »

3 |sant evening the members. of the
| CWL served’: delicious ‘refesh-"|-.-
anents. - Pouring ‘were Mrs.“ W.

‘PB
;the ‘guest of | hhohor by) ‘Mrs, C.

At the close ‘ofa very plea-

“and Mrs, °C.

choir \ entertained |."

f cost, Be Careh

: Safety i in the automobile is. optional at no‘extra’ oot No inachanical
= "> pafaly dovies can replace the Protection « ‘of careful dri

‘ Last-y year, traffic accidents @laimed ‘the lives. a, more 5 Cinbdiant
than aver before. Someone” ‘was, injured ‘every 8’minutes,, A’ car was -.
damaged every 48 seconds, Automobile insurance claims rose fo more
than $150,000,000.

= “One result al this is higher automobile iuaurdaee rates.  becacae
-what is paid oitt in claims must be brought in by premiums; But even more
- ‘important is ithe fact that you hold your life, and the lives of others, in
2-YOUr, hands when, you get behind the wheel ‘of 8 car.

Safety. pays dividends - saves ee helps to Tower your ‘aaigabe

ALE CANADA INSURANCE FEDERATION

“en Behalf of more than 200 competing companion wi
Fice, Automobliie.and Casvalty Insurance, a

Mrs. . Campbell are. the’ official

Confectionery ~

ciety were’

of the ¢

@ pecial Chinese ‘Dishes.

welfare, research’ and. education,
‘it wag ieered auring | the ques. |

council to'this committee, .:
~ Preparations ‘are’ being made}.
family |

foelt recently in honor of Mrs, G.

"home of “Mrs. L...V. Camp-

Bi filling her ist of needs i in one ag 2
from ell stocked sielies: iat

trained and courteous staff provides every="
. thing in:the way of banking. service. Here
she can cash a cheque, arrangé.a loan; open
a deposit account, Fent a .safety’ deposi
a ‘box, buy. money ‘orders OF travellers:
i the” list of banking services goes