ORAL POLIO VACCINE was taken by hundreds of Dis-|jf

trict residents throughout the area during the past week.
Here public health nurse June Williams and recent St.

Joseph’s Hospital, Victoria,
Mclver give small ‘“‘cups” of

nursing | graduate Jocelyn
the vaccine to Mr. and Mrs.

Bruno Penk of Robson. — Castlegar. News Photo :

Kinnaird Socials

Mrs, J. Kaufman,-Phone 365-5488
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Latta and
family spent a pleasant outing
with friendg at Mr. and Mrs, Ho-,
ward Anderson’s Pine Point Re-
treat Sunday enjoying boating and
fishing. Joining the, two. families
for the day were Mr. and Mrs,
Jack White and family,’ Mr. and
Mra, Art Anderson, Mr. and .
Andy Andrews and John Sherbiko.
Sunday's sunny weather also
gave many the opportunity for a
drive to Christina Lake, the new
route adding a great deal of plea-
sure to it, Mr. and Mrs, Markle
spent the weekend at their sum-
mer cabin there. By mid-afternoon
Sunday, Mr. -and Mrs. ‘Harvey
Jack and family and Mr. and Mrs,
A. Culley and family had launch-
ed their boats on the lake,
Others: enjoying the resort
were Mr. and Mrs, Don Archibald
and two children, Mr, and Birs. E.
C. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs, J.
Kaufman and Miss Peggy Newell,

Mr. and “Mrs, R. H. Bernick and
family, Mr..and Mrs, Lorne Allam
and Mr. and Mrs. V. Chatt, all
the latter three families of Wood-
land Park,

took the Brown's boat for a trial

Syringa Creek,

Miss Ethel Camsell of Pen-
ticton'is spending a week visiting
her two sisters and their families,
Mr, ‘and Mrs. L, Trantor and Mr.
and Mrs. Loyal Brown.

Visiting for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Culley and family
have bee—n Mrs. Cully'’s brother
and sistqr-indaw, Mr. and Mrs,

monton. Mr. Parker had returned
about six weeks previous for the
Northwest Territories where he
had been. working in connection
with testing wells for oil drilling at
Melville ‘Island. The outpost is 1,-
500 miles orth of Edmonton and
is historic for the evidence that,
in spite’ of the unsurmountable
odds, Sir William Perry and his

FLASH

Word was received from Air
Cadet League Headquarters at Ot-
tawa last night that Cpl. pon Sel:

t ‘

men there in 1818-1819.
Present -day explorations come
comparatively . easier.
fathest north of! operation: to date.

‘Mr..and Mrs, Don McIntosh
have had Mrs. MeIntosh’s brother
and ., sister-in-law visiting them
from Natemaie; B.C. ing
to Tuesday were es and

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Cadets has been chosen for a ‘six-
week senior leaders’ course et
Camp Bordon Ont.

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Dept, Store *\ Phone 365-4931

Mra. Bill” Littlejohn and = tw
childrén..

The wedding will take place
in East Kildonan, Man., on June
23 of "Mr. Denis Aldon. Bacon; son
of Mr, ‘and: Mrs. Flod. Bacon - of
Kinnaird, to Miss Gail~ Louis
Morin. i

‘The, baptism of Wayne Clitfora
MsCreient took place Sunday dur-
ing the morning service at’ the
Kinnaird United Church, Rev, H.

of Mr. and ‘Mrs. C. McCreight at
Whose home-a family dinner’ was
held, ‘Present ‘at the baptism and
dinner“ were . Wayne's © paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. .E.

McCreight:.of Castlegal

Loyal Brows and Doug Baird +i

run on the lake Sunday as far a8 ;

Douglas Parker and family of Ed. |

It is the/ Rm

Pratt officiated. Wayne is the son |i

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* Mrs, Mi. Rohn ‘

(Brom Last ayeck) Z
Mrs.’ V.-Fast ‘and
victors * anthur and Linda of. Ol-
iver, were weekend guests at ‘the
home of Mr. cand Mra, J.) Letke-
mann,

of: Mr. and
eluded’ Mr. and

Mrs, W. Rempel -in-
Mrs, “Dennis

of Kinnaird,. and Mrs. ‘Hughe's
parents, Mr. and “Mrs,. Vander-

‘| burg of Oliver. Mr. and Mrs, Henry

Friesen and Betty and David of
Proctor.

Mr.and Mrs, P, “Warkentin
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr, ane sate Tom Cooper of
Trail,” ‘f

x Mrs and ‘Mts. ‘Leduc and
family of “Kinnaird were sucevend
visitors “at the: home ‘of Mr. an
Mrs, :C. P. Rempel.

Mr, and Mra, J.T. Lrorison
and: oan,’ Donna and ‘Michael of
Pasadena ° California’ were recent |,
visitors “atthe home of Mr, and |’
Mrs. Lou Chizmazia.

‘Mr.‘and'Mrs. Fred. Nagel and
doughtera of Trail are holidaying
at their suminee: home,

-. Mrs.'M, MacPherson of Castle.
gar spent .the ‘weekend at: the
summer home, g

A. surprise party was held in
the old Renata School in‘honor of
Miss. June “Lang and Mr. Jack
Hansen in view. of their‘ coming
marriage in: Penticton on June 16,

A happy ‘time -of fellowship |’
was had by all while a variety of
games were Played, followed by a
Performance ‘of a mock wedding
much to the amusement ofall the
guests present.

Later ‘in the evening a pre.
sentation was made to the honored
guests, The ‘donations of money
Were appropriately concealed | in
Paper pinecones hung on a -jack-
Pine seedling tree in honor of the
groom to ‘be who works for the
B.C, Foestry:- Service, :°

Before a delightful Iunch was
served, a'large deiorated cake in-| are:
scribed “"Good 2 Luck’ June and
Jack" was ‘Presented to the couple
who in return gave their thanks

: 3 and appreciation for everything,

Weekend. visitors: at the: home :

Hughes, Kay Tommy and Dennis

eg’.

| VICTORIA REPORT

Every Little “X” is Important

« By JAMES 'K,, NESBITT
And now we

5 ‘This, you see,
is democracy in action—and every-
time a politiclan makes you mad,
hold your tongue ‘and your ‘pat-
fence, ‘remembering - always, that
on June 18,,in the quiet and sec-
recy of the polling booth, you may

get even,

John Cleans 80 often kicked
about, is’ master ‘that day, hoe is

-Rezone Area |
‘Near: Woodland -
Park Housing

Two lots across from Castle-
aird’ Plaza: near Woodland Park
have been're-zoned from ‘shopping
centre. to general business ‘and
from industrial and manufacturing
to general business. ~~

Council’s ’ action, .in rezoning
the 'two lots on Monday night was
supported by. hres. delegates from

Own.

supremo—nobody ‘can push him
around ag he marks ‘his all-import-
ant little X., There'll be no eyes

.|PeerIng aver, his shoulders. One

feels magnitiesnt marking that xX.
Poimart ‘Hl show, ’em what I think.”
I hope there ‘isa big vote.

i There will, of course; be the lazy

citizens, those who say saree all
the: same—they’re’ only. out to
feather their own nests,” I don’t
think that’s so’ at all;’I feel What

all the men and ‘women who run
for high office'do so because they
honestly and sincerely want to help
their fellow men.

And, you know, I suspect that
those - who are | too: lazy ‘to. vote,
are loudest in: their criticism of
those who are elected to office. I
think that anyone’ who doesn't
vote, if he: possibly..can, should
forever after keep his mouth clos-
ed on public’ affairs.

eee

Tt is 25. years ago—it was
June: of 1937—that the ' Liberals
were, for the ‘last. time, .so far,
elected a majority government in
this‘ province. Liberal: Premier T.
D.-Pattullo was returned | for hig
second, and final’ term, The Lib-
erals haven't been in power, really
since 1941; from ‘that «year until
1952. they were: top ‘dogs in the
Coalition with the \Conseratives.

setvalives out of - Coalition, and
W.’A. C, Bennett kicked out both
Liberals “and Conservatives, in. a

ed Association. *

J. C,: Enevoldson, president of
the. association, ‘told commission-
ers that his group feels “this move
must be ‘supported and. this

zoning made an’ actual fact He
added that any industrial develop-
ment that.might ‘take place un-
der the ‘present | zoning bylaw
“would be highly detrimental” to

He continued: “it would be
disastrous to ‘permit any industrial
development that close-to. a resis)
dential beatin ie hg

0F

” SMALL Moron
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Lawn “Mowers, Cultivators,
’ Chain Saws ete.

Phone 365-3093 Free Delivecy,

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‘Soup: TOMATO Heinz, 6: tin

HAMBURGER OR HOT BOG
Rel ishes: : 2, 16 oz. ters

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Carl Loeblich sald that originally
the area had been zoned. for’ gen-
eral business: but an‘ oil. company
had taken an option: on the ‘Pro:
perty:for a bulk plant and:.g0 it
had been rezoned."

However, the = ‘pl |
through, continued Mr. Loeblith;
ine now. Woodland: Park has been

corporate: ‘0 the village: and.

“commissioners felt *-the rest

should be. rezoned back to general

business to’ protect the resi
of the new subdivision. As

. Rita‘ ‘s ‘Parish.

I, Front Street

- SAGKPOTS $42.50 & $360.00

55 ‘NUMBERS * (CALLED, ot Bs

that - madd
Political history.

young
Dunbar, from Vancouver, cama: in-

the Beas, quiet. and beauty of. the|t Ba

tag; to see me, and to ask how he'd
eet some publicity ‘forthe Older
Boys’. Parliament. ‘He's chairman
of, "tho public’ relations committee.
‘T must’ say: -1 was surprised
learn the Parliament’ is active
een sessions, which’ are held
here, in the Parliament . Buildings,
after. Christmas each year,
tess:However,'1' found: the’ Parlia-

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| Young Agencies Ltd.

Cattleaird Plaza S :

Then the Liberals kicked the Con-|*  -

man. named Blair :
the Press Gallery the other |?»

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 31, 1962

ment is/very’ active all the year
through. In the summer it sends
about’ 25 underpriviteged boys to
camp in various parts of the pro-
vince,.To finance, this worthwhile
scheme, the Parliament sells bonds
to the citizens—at prices between
$1° and $25, though: as Dunbar ex-

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SOUP, 4tins .... 49¢
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FLOUR

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MEATS

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