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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C,

Thursday, August 19, 1954

Trail d Hospital, Aug. 18

.BIRTHS

ADY — To Mr. and Mrs, Ern-
est Ady of Kinnaird at Kootenay
Lake General Hospital, Aug 13,
a son,

LAMONT — To Mr. and Mrs,
James Lamont of Kinnaird, in

a son,

KANIGAN — To Mr. and Mrs,
Philip Kanigan, Brilliant, at Koot-
enay Lake General Hospital, Aug.
10, a son.

HOODICOFF To Mr. and Mrs.
Mike _Hoodicoff, Castlegar, at
Kootenay Lake General Hospital,
Aug. 12, a daughter.

| The

|| District's Social Events

Phone 3031-

Mr. and Mrs, H. Johnson,
se 8

HOME AGAIN — Mr, and Mrs.
Don Duncan and family have
returned from a month’s holi-
day at Chilliwack,

Renata Tidings

Notice To General
‘CONTRACTORS

Sunr C

are invited for the

with a

construction of an Activity Room addition.to Kinnaird No‘1
and Castlegar’ No, 2 Schools, and will be received until
4:00 p.m. Daylight Saving Time, Thursday,: August 26th,
1954, at the office of the Board of School Trustees Castlegar,
B.C.

The work consists of an Activity Room Addition to Kin-
naird No. 1, and Castlegar No. 2, Schools.

A certified cheque is required with each tender for the
sum of Five Percent, (5%) of the tender, to be replaced
Bond, as

ified, within thirty days

of the contract date.

D pecificati:

Forms, and Instruc-

in Castlegar, B.C,

C..H, King. Sec-Treas.

School District No. 9.
Castlegar, B.C.

tions to Bidders will be issued to General Contractors only,
and may be obtained on or after 9:00 A.M. Daylight Saving
Time, Friday, August 20, 1954, at the School Board Offices

A returnable deposit of Ten Dollars ($10.00) ‘is: required

- for each complete or partial set. =

For. Board of School Trustees.

.Aug. 18, 1954

BULLETIN BOARD

A Free Community Service — Phone 3441

Phone 3441.

@ Parents are invited to the Kinnaird Daily Vacation
Bible School closing excercises, Friday, August 20th, —
at 10 a.m., in the Improvement Society Hall.

Castlegar Film Gounsii:aau hold its regular- a
Night showing in the Parish Hall at 7 p.m,'Monday | |
August 23rd. There will also be a showing ‘at ‘Sp.m. in

the Robson Community Church Hall, Silver Collection.

Keep Aug 22 for Robson Annual Regatta, Boats:from
Cour Dalene Idaho, Nelson & Local — Water Sports
—Refreshment Booth. — 2 p.m.

Cyril Bell Agendes Ltd.

NIGHT CALLS PHONE 2683, BR, A. PINCOTT

Castlegar Happenings

HOME AGAIN — Mrs. Jean Car-

rie and daughter. Rita, who
have been visiting in Castlegar
for the past two weeks, left
yesterday for their home at
Westview., ‘

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HOME FROM TRIP’ — Mr. and
Mrs. L. Langpap and son Lyle
returned Sunday from a trip
to Vancouver, Victoria and other
coastal points.

FROM CALGARY — Mrs. C,

by plane Saturday to visit her

mother, Mrs. L. Killough her

aunt Mrs. Swanson and other

members of the family.
oes

U.S. HOLIDAY — Mr. and Mrs.
G. Santano and family left
Tuesday to holiday in U. 5.
points. ‘

o-

IN HOSPITAL — Mr. W. E. Mc-

Misericordiae Hospital at Ross-
land.
se 8

WEEKEND RETREAT — Bill
Robinson of Kinnaird and Vic
Misutka of Castlegar were a-
mong 35 men from all parts of
the Nelson Diocese who attend-
ed the annual Layman’s Retreat
at Camp Lourdes East of Nel-
son, during fhe. weekend,

KIWANIS GUESTS — Guests at
the weekly dinner meeting of
the Castlegar Kiwanis Club

Tuesday evening were Gerry
Service of the Trail Kiwanis
Club and George Nelson’ of
Prince Rupert. Mr. Nelson is
Port Engineer for the Columbia
Cellulose Co, at Prince Rupert.

TO LILLOQET — Mrs. Helen Mc-
-Leod and family, accompanied
“by Miss Joyce Killoigh, | left

Castlegar:

BEEF — PORK — VEAL

JOHNNY'S
MEAT MARKET

WE SELL ONLY TOP GRADES
OF GOVERNMENT GRADED AND™

— LAMB — FRESH FISH

PHONE 2001

INSPECTED MEATS’

Picnic Hams :
Lh. .s...5.. M66

Veal Steak .

TENDERIZED

Lh... s0ess+ GBS

Sugar .
100 bag ... $9.45

Pork Chops
Lb. ......... 59¢
Balogna

Not Sliced

‘Lb. 2s. 2002. 286
|

Pacific Milk

2 tins for .... 33s

Fresh Eggs

LARGE

2 doz. for ... 89

Prem . a

2tinsfor..... 85¢
BEEF

EBESE. MINCED

-for.a holiday at Lil-
“Jooet, They are to return via
“Kamloops and Olsanagan Points.

FROM GRAND FORES — Mrs.
J. M. Mackenzie of Grand Forks
arrived Wednesday for a visit
at the home of her brother-in-

Wolverton of Calgary arrived)

Creight is a patient in Mater.

law and sister, Mr, and Mrs, J.
FB Killough,
.

TO GEORGIA — Mr A, c. Syl-
vest left Saturday by air for
Atlanta, Georgia, for a two
weeks session of “Board Study'"

7 © if

VISITING HERE — Visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, W.
McCreight are Mrs, McCreight’s
mother, Mrs. M. Swihart of
Nelson, and Mrs. McCreight’s
daughter, Mrs. W. E, Johnson
and sons John and Alan of Arm-
strong, B.C.

oe

HOME FROM HOLIDAY — Mr.

+ and Mrs. E. Newman and family
returned Sunday from a motor
trip to North Dakota where
they visited Mr. Newman's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Albrecht. Their motor
trip included stops at Yellow-
stone and Glacier. |

.

BRIEF VISIT — Mr, and Mrs,
James Frew returned to their
home in Vancouver Wednesday
after a brief visit at the home
of their son in law and

Bow
WEER’S HOLIDAY — Here for
a week's holiday are Miss Lor-
raine Scheupfer of Robson and
Misses Donna Kinney and Rose
Huber of Coaldale, Alta. Miss
Huber is a neice of Joe Soule
er,

‘ee @
OME FROM HOLIDAY — Home
from a week's holiday at Na-
niamo, Victoria and Vancouver
are Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Letke-
man and family.

ee 8

HOME TO CALGARY — Miss

Margaret Fallon has returned
to her home in Calgary after

visiting her mother Mrs. Nor-
man’ Fallon and sister Norma.

HOME AGAIN — Home from a ~

weekend trip to Cranbrook are
, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Delorme and

family. 3
.

FROM, NANAIMO — Mrs, Ruby
Tonkin and family of Nanaimo
visited Mrs, Tonkin's ‘parents,

Mr, and Mrs. Henry Toews for
a week.
ofr ff iJ
FROM TRAIL — Mrs, Vic: St.
Dennis of Trail is holidaying at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mag-
nus Hillestad. |

WINS BICYCLE. — Miss Barbara
Rohn won an Armstrong bicycle
in a Robin Hood Flour contest
recently. She was presented
with her lovely prize at Deer
Park on Monday, the 16th. It

was then brought over by
launch from Deer Park. :

ELK DRIVE-IN

IN THE HEART OF CASTLEGAR
SHOW STARTS AT 8:45

Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason.

Kinaaird Gomer

LESS
FROM CALIFORNIA — Mrs. E.
di: of Bryte,
to Calif. is visiting at the home
of her daughter and son in law
Mr. and Mrs.
se

Geo. Montgomery

LAST TIMES TO-DAY

“SCARAMOUGHE”

PLUS

“TEXAS RANGER”

Janet Leigh

“Gale Storm

HOME FROM HOLIDAY — Mr.
and Mrs. K. Robertson and
daughter have returned from
holidaying at Christina Lake.

es

HOME FROM VISIT — Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon: Archibald and
family have returned from Chil-
liwack where they have been

. the. guests of: relatives and
friends. iy

2 6 *

HERE ON. HOLIDAY — - Mrs. R.
“B. Johnson of Toronto Ont,: is
spending three weeks vacation
at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. Collinson.

FROM SORECON: — Mr. and
Mrs. Geo.. Lauder and family
accompanied gtpten L, LaSage

and a

IN CHURCH

The United Church
OF Canada

Castlegar —

7:45pm. — Hymn Sing and

Service | of Worship, ~

First ‘and: Third Sundays. at
11 am.
St. Rita’s: Church

Sunday Masses — 8:30 and 12 a.m.
Confessions - Saturdays, 7:30 p.m.

if
are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S, Lauder.
8 8

HOME AGAIN —. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Burrows haye returned from
a motor trip to Tacoma and
‘Yakima, they. also attended the
BEG. Games at Nancouver.

SPOKANE TR|P — Mr, and Mrs.
J. .W. Lazareff have returned
froma few days holiday at

Spokane, Wash.
se #

-| aT CHRISTINA LAKE — Mrs.

_A. Creighton and Mrs, W. Dall-
ing are spending a weeks vaca-
tion with their families at
Christina Lake.

St: Joseph’s Chapel

Sunday Mass — 10 a.m.

Pentecostal. |

Tabernacle
First Avenue and Juniper

a Pennoyer and F. Clemo
ca-workers
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
2:30 Dm,
Everyone Welcome! *

Community Bible
Centre’,

Net * ses @

HOME FROM REGATTA — Mr.
Ed and Jack Collinson have re-
turned from Kelowna ‘where
‘they attended the elowne Re-
gatta.-

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HOWE AGAIN — Mrs. Guy Guido
has returned. from a holiday
spent at the home of her broth-
er in law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Lom Wery, at Keremeos.
Mr. and Mrs, Wery accompani-

-ed ‘Mrs. Guido home and are
returning to Keremoes today.

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Robson News -

Sunday — Legion Hall
10:30 — Sunday School.
7:30 — Evening Service,
Thursday —F, E. Woodrow Home
7:45 — Bible Study and prayer

. Friday
. 7:00— Young People’s Meetin:
and Hobby Class.

Presbyterian Church
Services in. the Churoh every
~ Sunday at 12:15 am.
D. A. MacKellar,

Full, Gospel Assembly

Church Services. every Sunday

afternoon, 2:30 p.m.

Kinnaird , Improvement. Society
Hall.

“Rev. Paul Lade, Minister

- Anglican “Church

Sunday, Aug. 15
Castlegar, 11 a.m.
Kinnaird, 7:30 p.m.

WEEBR’S VISIT — Mr. and Mrs,
+R. Defoe and daughter of Trail
visited’for a week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, z T. Webster:

*

HOME’ FROM scHooL — Miss
Norma Jean Waldie has return-
ed home from Spokane where
she completed a secretarial
course.

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FROM CALGARY — Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Flynn and family
of Calgary arrived last night to
spend a-holiday at the home of
Mrs. - Flynn's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W, T. -Waldie.

.

jhome of Mrs, J ‘Thordale Jr.

Robson. visited briefly at the
home’ of Mr. and pits: H. John-
son,

FROM TRAM — Mrs. 5. Thorn-|
dale of Trai} was a visitor.at the |:

FROM VICTORIA — Mrs. Mus- |:
selman of Victoria ‘formerly of |:

Margarine
SOLO ’

‘Pacific Wilk
By: case... ‘$7.39.

Jelly Powders:

. NABOB
3 for ....... 2f¢
Fresh Local Eggs

het LARGE
“Doz... 2.65 590

oo Flakes
Pkg.

Kerr Mason Lids

Phe.

_ Theses, Augrist 19,

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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» District Softhall:

‘ Continued from page 1.
‘gave Kinnaird the winning run
in the ninth.

'P, Barisenkoff and Mike Abet-
koff were Ootischenia hurlers and
‘Lloyd Geronazzo was winning
pitcher,
KIWANIS — FYLERS

“After winning the first. game
of their series last week. Kiwanis
were eliminated by Leitner's Fly-
ers in two straight.

Friday night, a three run ex-'

plosion in the fourth and another
tally in the fifth proved just suf-
ficient to edge the Kiwanis 4-3.
John Strelioff opened.the scor-
‘ing for the Kiwanis with! a home-
run clout in the second. Kiwanis
added two more tallies in the fifth
on hits by Ken.Sharples and Cliff
Wanless, a sacrifice by Fred Stef-

Deer Park Locals

ON TO VANCOUVER — Mr. and
Mrs; D, Fraser and their three
children, who were the guests
of Mrs. H. Windross, left for
Vancouver. where < they will
spend a week pefore returning

to their home \in Winnipeg,
Man.

ef bd
RECENT GUESTS — Mr, and
Mrs, Doug. Browning of Canoe,
near Salmon Arm, were recen'
guests of Mr. and Mrs, D.'D.
Jamieson.

oe.

3 : BEBE FOR HOLIDAY — Keith

Windross arrived from: Van~
‘couver where he spent part of
the summer vacation, to spend
the next few weeks with his
mother,.’ before returning to
‘Winnipeg. | ee

_FROM QuesNeL — Mr, and Mrs.
Ernest StuckIberger and.their
children, of Quesnel, B.C., are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Stuckiberger. | &

CON TO VANCOUVER — — Joe Wil-
iamson and Frank Whittaker
of, Toronto, who spent the past
month in Deer Park, left to
spend a few weeks in Vancouv-

* er. i.
: a oo

|; “FROM TORONTO: — Mrs, L.

‘Williamson of Toronto, arrived
fromi Vancouver to-sperid*-the
next week with her husband,
who arrived last week. She was

d by Mr.
Walker, ‘also of Toronto, who
- spent a few days in Kelowna

oniuk, and a Flyer miscue,
Cliff Wanless for Kiwanis an@
Pete Hoodicoft for Flyers, were
the hurlers,
Flyers left no doubt of their
superior abilities in ‘the third
game when they eli d.the

B.C. School Trustees
To Held Convention
At Penticton, Sept. 29

Kiwanis with a 7-3 trimming. A
four run explosion on three hits,
three. walks and an error, shot
Flyers well out in front in the
first inning and they added ad-
ditional tallies in the second, third
and eighth for the victory.
Kiwanis were unable to hit the
scoring column till the, seventh
when a walk, a single by Cyril
Bell and a fielders choice gave
them one run, Hits by John Stre-
lioff, Cyril Bell and Cliff Wan-
less, a walk to Bill Sharples hnd
a Flyer error, resulted in two
more Kiwanis tallies in the ninth.

John Strelioff was mound start-| a1)

fin-
anes and teacher recruitment --
the big three 1 In educa-

tional finance committee, will
direct the discussion of this sub-
ject, another major problem for
trustees, their councils and the
department of education.
Problem of meeting. the short-
age of teachers will’ be empha-
sized in the “Teacher Recruit-
ment” session over which BCSTA

f
tion in British Columbia today —
will be key topics when the Bri-
tish Columbia School Trustees’
Association hold its golden jubi-
lee conventiin at Penticton Sept-

ember 29 — October 1.
Austin I. Curtis of Victoria,

Vi H,| Reeve of

Victoria will Sele: Mr. Reeve

has. been working ae the B.C,
Pe) in

means of attracting more stu-

dents to the teaching profession.

Thirty-two resolutions will be

BCSTA P! on the
t

Pp to the
fon of the branch setup

gz tee-teacher com-
mittee which has dealt with cur-
riculum for many years, will be
chairman when the wide-open
question of today’s school subjects
comes up, It is a live subject with
B.C, school boards and may

within the B.C. Association will
be another major subject for del-
egates, and several seperate
branch meetings are on the con-
vention program.

BC, School’ District Admini-

er for Kiwanis with Clift
taking over early in the game.
Winning -hurler was Marvin Le-
Re

Oy.

Cliff Tipping led at bat for Fly-
ers with a two: bageer. and a
single.

Surprise Tea Honors
August Bride Elect

The home of Mrs, W. Robinson

of Kinnaird was the scene of a
tea h

Miss Josephine Merlo of Trail,

who is an August bride elect, Miss

Merlo was at one time a member

lively and de-

fences of the present curriculum
and its objectives,

‘D. Rundle of Chilliwack,

chairman of the Trustees’ educa-

16 Sea Gadels Home.
From 2 Week Camp

Sixteen sea cadets of RCSCC
KOOTENAY, returned early Sun-
day morning from a two weeks
Sea Cadet Camp at Comox, V.1.
They were accompanied by Lieut.
G. A. Archibald of Kinnaird, CO
of the local corps,

Their two weeks at camp was

will hold its
annual comeatloe simutaneously
with Trustees.

ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Antoni

Trail Man Charged
Hit-And-Run Driving

A, Trail motorist, Douglas Geo-

automobile collision near China

Creek early Sunday morning.

“A car driven by J. C, McLeod

of Trail, driving home, was side-

swiped by an oncoming vehicle
di C

rge Durant, is being ch d with
failng to remain at the scene of
an accident as the result of an

-The charge is. to be heard at
Castlegar in the near future.

THESE CAN

BE YOURS

MOTOROLA PORTABLE RADIO — G. E, ELECTRIC
FLOOR POLISHER: — SUNBEAM MIXMASTER
STAY

Mrs. A, E, Madge,

and H. K.

were the two names drawn for First Two Prizes Frida:
August 13. They were not on the grounds at the time Hf
the draw — Therefore not eligible. Their stubs remain in

, the barrel for future draws,

. THE WINNER WAS"
MISS OLGA SHIMANSKY, GENELLE
A SUNBEAM MIXMASTER
(ALL PRIZES’ PURCHASED AT LEROSE:MERCANTILE)

You Must Register On Tues, -
Draw Friday, August 20 and

the of
their eldest daughter Ethel Carol-
ina to Sgt. Bruce Allen Macken-
zie of London Ont., son of Mrs. D.
B. Ramage of Vancouver, B. C.
the wedding to take place Sept-
ember 18, 1954 at 3p. m.. in St.
Alban’s Anelican Church, Castle-
gar, B.C.

of the Ci El y
School statt. q

The living room of the Robson
home was tastefully decorated
for the occasion with pink vases
and white gladioli. The bride-to-
be and her mother, also of Trail,
were presented with beautiful
corsages. by the hostess.

From the guests Miss Merlo re-
ceived a gift of sterling silver
flatware along with hearty. good
wishes.

a taste of and
included_a four hour cruise ona
per and ad

tion by Navy “Frog Men”.

Lads, attending .were... Wayne
Ackerman, John Scott, Earl Cher-
jrington, David Donnan, Jack Ford,
Exnest Geronazzo, Bob Grummet,
Fred Hostetter, Gary Hyson, Joe
Irving, Kingsley Kirby, Ken Leit-
ner, Dick McLeod, Reg Mitchell,
Nelson Newlove and Art” Schel-
lenberg.

The hostess, Mrs. i

assisted in serving delicious ee

freshments by Mrs, G. Leitner
and Mrs. R, Smales,

Those invited were: Mrs. M.

Mee Miss Josephine Merlo, Miss

Mrs.,J. Corbett of

and

Godparents were Mr. John To-
losko of Chicago and Mrs. Gordon
Sutherland of Vancouyer. ,
The baby wore his elder broth-
er’s christening gown made’ by
herd grandmother, Mrs, Suther-

MRE. and MRS.
A. W.:HARMSTON
532 Ainthy: meee
Castl
Weer INVITE YoU

| At Hhelr -Home ’
Friday, Aug. 21
ON
- 50th, Wedding
Anniversary

?EVERYBODY (WELCOME

to 6 PM.
mie oo oa ee, OF

Wed. or Thurs. For The 2nd.
REMEMBER To Be On The

The Night Of The Draw — All Previous Registra-

rite Remain In The Barrel: There Must Be A Winner Every
Friday Night — We Continue To Draw, Vat A Prize Is

Won.

- ‘TO-NIGHT 5 :
“Big Jim McLain”
“Man. From -

“TWO BIG. HITS
With JOHN WAYNE

Planet X”

‘FRIDAY and SATURDAY

“Tomahawk”
‘am Heflin and

ain Technicolor
Yvonne DeCarlo

MONDAY and TUESDAY -

AUGUST .22 - 23

“Rocky Mountain” “Man With My Face”
, MONDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT-

$1.00 CARFUL — BRING THEM ALL FOR $Le8

_ STARLITE

Right On The Trail -

DRIVE-IN:

A eaipda Highway At

GENELLE,
212 MIN. FROM TRAIL — SHOWS START 8:30

Mrs. 'T. Bystrom of Castlegar, Mrs.
}Wm. Shkwarok of Robson and
Mrs, G. Manarin, Mrs, R. Smales
and Mrs, G. Leitner of Kinnaird.

ing the supper
was served on the lawn at the
grandparents home. Guests in-
cluded Mr. and ee A. Baker of
. ant

‘Sutherland Baby ey
Baptized At Home :
Of, Grandparents

The infant’ son of Mr.’ and Mrs.

c. R. dof Robson was

1 Man.;" 2
“"| J. “Toloski of TOihéawey Me a |:

Mrs. S: Rysen and Mr, and Mrs,

|G.'Rysen ‘of Castlegar; Mr, and

Mrs.’ Gordon Sutherland of. Van-
couver.and Mr..and Mrs. Sam

: : Stewart of Trail.’

Two christening cakes, made by
Mrs..O. Anderson, were decorated
in white with pink ’and green

Murray of Penticton, were re-
cent wisitore to Deer Park and

Renat :
‘HOME ROM. NELSON — Mrs.

=3..Worley and her grandson
Bobby returned to their home
“here after spending! a few days
in ‘Nelson.

PROSPECTING TRIP — Mr. J.

Gallo, who recently left for his
home. at Howser, B.C., returned
to spend a few days on’
pecting, trip in the hills around
-Deer Park.

FROM SALMON ARM — * Me: D.
Phelpa of Salmon’ Arm, _ his

Mrs. D. Demmon of

aT SCOUT CAMP — A troop of
Castlegar Boy Scouts: have:ar-
rived to spend part of the holi-
‘days at the .Boy Scout Camp

“here.
i ‘WEEKEND: VISITORS — Mr. and

Mrs.: Beetstra and their chil-
dren of Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.
- J, Lamont of Trail: were’week-
~ end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Briggeman.

‘WISIT HERE — Mr. and Mrs. Nor-

‘ris Churches of. Castlegar were
the weekend guests of Mr. and
Mis, Lindsay Williamson, who
are holidaying here oe To-
ronto. 5

i and s the names
Donald Anthony ‘in baptismal
ceremonies performed by Rev. J.
Galvin: of St. Anthony's Parish
Trail, last week at the home of
the child’s Mr, and

and the baby’s name
spelled on. it.

The table was covered with a
lace cloth and bore vases of gladi-
oli. The Grace was said by Fr.
and a toast was propo-

beohel GO. Sutherland.

sed by Mr, Stewart.

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