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10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct, 3, 1963

Social Notes from Castlegar |
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Guests at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. L. ‘Craig for a week were
their daughtee and grand-daughter
Mrs, A. E. Goodwin ‘and aetna
Lee of bidictaione

Weber of ‘Aberdeen,
Warhinaton was the guest’ of’ her
sister and brother-inJaw Mr. and
Mrs, M, Hingley for a few days.
Mrs. Weber left Tuesday to return
home.

Mr, and Mrs, W. Devitt motor-
‘ed to. Christina Lake ond Grand
Forks: on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs, M. Hingley. and
their guest Mrs. J. Weber spent
ay in Slocan: City,

‘and Mrs, J. Seaton have
lett Castlegar to take up residence
in: their new home on Kinberry
Heights. We ‘wish them. every
happiness - their new home,

Mrs, P. Ferguson, was in
‘Trail Saturday to attend the fune-
ral of the late Mrs. Beatrice Baines,

:’ Mr. and Mra, Powell Smibert
who were visiting in the district for
the past week left Friday mornin,
to return home at the coast,

Mr. and Mrs, A, Miller o
Sidney, who: were visiting in the
district during the past weck lef
Friday’ morning for Kimberley en:

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2A NS | Feleh Were ‘Thursday ‘visitors a

St, David's WA Kinnaird
Branch. Coffee Party and
Bake Sale Friday Oct. 11
10 to 12 am. at undercroft
of church,

Kingarson Rebekah Lodge
No. 75 will meet in Nordic
Hall Kinnaird.Oct. 7 at 8 p.m,
Assoc. of Guide and Brownle :
Local Assoc, of Guides

and Brownies annual meeting
. to be held at. Mrs, T.. Mc-

home of Mrs. ‘T. McGauley,
th and Maple St. On Monday
Oct. 7th 8 p.m. Mothers

please attend.

Whist Drive
Oct, 5.8 p.m. Refreshments

Merde, Hall Castlegar Figure Skating

Ist Kinnaird ‘C’ Pack Club meeting Monday Oct.
will hold Pie Sale Oct. 4, 7th 8 p.m. Curling Room at
1-5 at Shop Easy Store. Arena.

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Me Jessie Fraser who has
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been the guest of Mrs. J, Waldie
for. the past five weeks, returned
to her-home in ‘Armstrong Monday.
Miss Lennie Morey R. N. of
the Royal Columbian Hospital,
New Westminster was the guest
of her parents Mr. and Mrs, L.
Morey for a few days.
Mr, and Mrs. W..'A. Pt
of Carberry, Man; were the guests
of Mr, and Mrs. D. M. Wallace,
Mrs, Peterson and ‘Mrs. Wallace
are sisters,
. E...Gare of Nelson is
spending this week visiting Mr.
id Mrs,.E. A. Fitzpatrick and fa-

TY iting Mr. and Mrs, Bill Plot.
nikoff have -been‘the former’s bro-
ther-inlaw and ‘sister, Mr.--and
Mrs. Bill Kalin of Vancouver, Mrs,

naird and to visit. -her. parents, |==

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Mr. and‘ Mrs, :W. A. Plotnikoff in
Castlegar. Mr. Kalin’ joined’ his
wife! here at the weekend ‘and
oie couple left for home. on. Sun-
ay.

A EHMAN: — To
Barry Ehman of, Kinnaird, Sept!
4 suber. 27, a son,
CORMIER

0 Mr. and Mrs,
John T, Cormicr of feinaaind Sept-
ember 29, a daughter.

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Arthur Parece of Sastleear, Oct-
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Mr, and Mrs, 1, Penner, Kenny
and Eric were Sunday visitors to
Appledale.:.:

.Mr.’and Mrs. J. Dyck and Elea-
nor spent. the weekend in’ Trail,
visiting “at the home of Mr. and

- Bonin,
~~ and Mrs, A,'C. “Waldron
Were Sunday visitors here,

‘Mr. and Mrs,'A. G. Koch, Fred
and Vie spent thé weekend at
Salmon ‘Arm, visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson.

Mr, and Mrs, J, Logelin; and
daughter Joanne, Brenda and son
Patrick of Castlegar were Sunday
visitors : at’ the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Wendish,

> Miss |: Candace Grutesic, and
‘Miss’. Brenda Morrison ‘of Trail
were weekend visitors here,

Mr. and’ Mrs, R. /Kasiancisc,
Wayne and Kathy were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and

Mr. and’ Mrs,”-D.. ‘Sytilngton
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, D.
Kline of Nelson, spent the week.
end here,

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GROUND BEEF, 2 hs. ...:....... 89¢
COFFEE, Red Label, Ib. ......... 55¢
VEGETABLE SOUP, Aylmer, 4 for .. 49c
Nahob Instant GOFFEE, 6-oz. ..... 98

Naboh GORN, Cream Style, 6 tins $1.00
‘ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, 24lbs. ... $1.89

HONEY, Alta Sweet; Albs, oo... 99c
JEWEL SHORTENING, 3 Ibs. tin... 89c:

STRAWBERRY JAM, Marigold, 48-07, 99
Heinz KETCHUP, I 1-oz,;:2 for . wees 49c
SPORK, Burns, 2 ins ose. ce. et 19
Nabob PORK & BEANS, 15-02. 4 for 49c
Squirrel PEANUT BUTTER, 48-02,... 99
BANANAS. Golden Ripe, 3 Ibs. .... 50e
POTATOES. Natied Gems. (0-Mhs. .. 39c

terally sitting:on'a cesspool,” ‘and

‘of the West Kootenay Health Unit,
“James McAnutty, in the course of
‘a report: prepared, for: the’ West
Kootenay” Union ‘Board of Health
“and made a Public at the weekend,
«tion as Grand ‘Forks was in.1957.”
which ! Ganiat ig ' “sitting,”
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‘*December will be placing for. tax-

In the cool, cool

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+. ments ‘of

The Village of ne Bal
feularly its business, section, is’ ‘‘H-

action is
,according to the medical director

The warning is: given’ by' Dr,

Dr. McAnulty.. declared. that
Castlegar.‘‘is now in the same posi-
‘He said the | ‘cess-pool'. upon

‘0. the:

ous in its. be that the sewag
Alsposal syatem must be built.

Receive Certificates

‘The first:three men to com:
plete apprenticeship tralning in Co-
lumbia Cellulose’s Celgar pulp. di:

vision here were honored at ban: Bs
‘quet Saturday evening. i
John Harrod, Marvin Wood and

Ritchie, Martini : were .. presented
with their. government and. con

In’ addition, complaints about

“septic tank blockage ‘continued: to |:
‘plague the village commission and

health unit alike. \:
Pa paneate said pa McAnul-
it tha re-

pulp mill manager’ John Guthrie
at the dinner.

In: making the presentations
Mr. Guthrie” told the gathering
of some 30 persons that the indust-
rial ‘revolution: is just starting in

‘of a proper sewage’ disposal . sys-
when “this plebiscite comes

‘The--village ‘comimisston ‘this

Payer approval ‘a: sewage disposal th
ibylaw -for the ‘third’.time in 15
/mont
t On: the “two “earlier ‘dccasions,
‘the bylaw was defeated.

‘Dr. McAnulty said that despite
«apparent disunity in other: fields,
‘the ‘Castlegar council was unani-

to,'the changes that
are<still’ to ‘come. He said only

neymen keep in step with a chan,
ing. world, ;.

fered consxatulations on behalf jof;

‘Work! started ts meek ont.
clearing the alte'for. the new
secondary school at Kinnaird. -

-Contract for the job was award-
ea: ‘by the board: elsetd notipel, corre

to Kinnaird ::'Transf
Sho’ ‘submitted the, lowest "bid of of

Kinnaird : ‘Safely ©
Council. Wanted ©

First step towards the. est
blishment | of-'a- safety ‘council in
the ‘area’ will: probably. be _taken
xt’ month.

Clarence’ ‘Ackerman, Kinnaird’s
 representative'on the Safety, Coun-

cil, .told : Kinnaird . commissioners
on“ Tuesday ‘night that ‘he’ would
like to‘call a:meeting next month
:to

; |'said'a ‘safety’ council would have

a safety;.councll- here, |'~

the full encouragement ok ‘col

men :had obtained: “excellent: re-
sults” and ‘that they had seized
an: opportunity . ‘and successft
taken advantage of it."

‘He saids-that ‘as’ foiitneym a,
pride in tnele trades should be the

. Kinnaird Requests.

superintendent,

ie
5 ing permission to: vote:to allow
;: Deer parlors in Kinnaird.
On Noy. 21 it: will be three

‘ Angelus, ° Danes superior of

Sisters of Saint

ie: hospital: seourse | will’.be| !

als of the three men.
Chairman of the banquet was
‘Merv ‘Rush, ‘assistant: mainten:

departments, He Arey that the three * a

quarter. Lions who are improving:
with every game used big ‘Armand

[AC B, cong | before. him, ;
found ‘that: it is ippetty "I hard ‘to
3) get: much: done : for “out ‘here’ in
there oN 8

Fowler,

conducted ‘according to the require-|'

Canadian Association oe
‘< Medical “Records: Librarians * an
consin of .50 weeks. including 880)
hours ‘expériencé “at fue hospital]:

the Sis-

poration of America,
=president of Columbia tin, The cop explains

eit a0 rpeetreet ‘with the ‘Riders, and | ¢
Bombers playing: the. second game.

noted action’
te ad by this organization will have any
effett;on the one Columb!

president | in

Listens ‘while: Paul

t tuged permission Trey re sell
< off his stock of firecrarkere pela

Bob. Oliphant

E pper
«Bench Store ‘told. commissioners
that passage of a bylaw banning
firecrackers earlier. in the year

caught :him with, stock: still on |!

, hand. from last: year.

Comm, Pat Romaine noted that

: Sf permisston: were “granted the |

+ counell would ‘be: in’ the position
* of helng fhe first group to Break

The _
‘Smelting Company.;of ‘Canada Lt

mited -recently ‘announced that

‘+ has optioned land west of Regina >

Pe ta bulld a,chemical fertilizer plant. |
et official indicated : that

be” started |:

the, plant

airman. and: p

f is: plained :as |
almost nrimeadistely ie peal

watermain was installed from: 10th
Ave; to’9th, Ave., said: Mr. .Water-
an, while

was repaired,’ as were. five’ water |’-”:

er-}:. Three :new.. water. connections |.
were made during,the two months
. | while ‘an “8-in. “main* water‘ valve

were built up ‘while the culvert on
the highway,.at Milestone ‘Rd. was
lowered: Holes in blacktop through-
out the village were patched.
‘Streets in Woodland Par!
ed up during the. period un-
aview while the :south” end
of ‘10th ‘Ave. was extended
also,..180 ft, of ‘6-1
was installed. at’ the! sout

Colum! liulose’s

: y' for. September, 1002 fn
esident of Calenes Corpora- Ne ‘of. 3
d

ptember, : 1963:

port: by" local Girl’ Guid

Miss. Osler has served: in. vai
ious positions on’ the - Canadian:
Councll ‘as ‘an’,executive member,
as honorary secretary, as_interna-

iY She" hasbeen a° member and
chairman of the : Western ‘Hemis-
phere’ Regional. Committee of. the
‘World! Association ‘of Girl: Guides
and Girl Scouts and’has' represeat-

veg | ed :the: Girl Guides: of .Canada: at |S
‘world, conferences ‘in re the | p
Fr ‘

‘Netherlands ‘and in

Migs al
Bishop Strachan School in Toronto
She'has ‘been’

cials | ¢
and by-local Brownies and Guides.

ofthe National Ballet Guild ‘of To

| ronto, regent of an IODE: primary |i

chapter ‘and a member of. the’ wo-
‘men's: committee of the’ Toronto

and:in:
assistant; secretary of the: :Junlor

ae of rrotento, vice'president
Jer.was accompani

on her visit by. Mrs.’ Roy! Holmes

‘of. Vancouver, ‘principal commiis-
mer. ‘of the B.C: Girl’ Guides.