CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 21, 1957

The Kinnaird Little Theatre Presents
A MYSTERY DRAMA

GENTLY DOES iT

by Janet Green

Friday & Saturtlay, November 29, 1957.

KINNAIRD SCHOOL
Curtain Time 8:00 p.m.

Editor's Note: This is the last
in a series of four articles about
Garibald! Park prepared especi-
ally fox, ‘this newspaper by the
B.C. Automobile. Association.

The Canada Year Book
proudly proclaims that national
parks are the country’s greatest
single tourist attraction.

Garibaldi specifically is de-
seribed with the word “out-
standing". (It is listed with oth-
er large provincial parks among
the nationals),

In true statistical style, at

ee petri awly

Admission .
Adults $1.00 — Students 35¢ — Children 25¢

Castlegar and District
Hospital Society

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT = THE

ANNUAL MEETING

Of The Above Society Will Be Held In The PARISH HALL, CASTLEGAR,
.On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1958 at 8:00 p.m.

Eee MEMBERS AND THOSE WISHING TO BE ELECTED
MEMBERS ARE REMINDED THAT

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
Requires a Contribution of $2.50 or Mere
To Be Mode At Least SIXTY (60) DAYS BEFORE The Annual Meeting
Contributions Should Be Sent Before DECEMBER 21, 1957

To Mrs. A. Saunders, Treasurer, Castlegar & District Hospital ‘Society
Castlegar, B.C. i

As A Provincial Park
Garibaldi “Outstanding”

‘I. have: seen.” he says.

: ditioned, as Ernie Rupp.

is without the] Thy

Waldie

x ale

Hrs.
President Of-W.1.

The Annual mecting of the
Robson Women’s. Institute was| *
held at the home of, Mrs. W.
Wright on Wednesday afternoon.
The Mrs, W. T. Waldie | ¢

Year Book adds: “ A 3

15 and two

winter sports area.”

Give it proper access by
road and the park will no longer
be a dead potential. It will be
alive with. people.

One man’s picture of Gari-
baldi comes from Ernie Rupp, a
young newcomer to B.C. out of
Switzerland.

.Itzis more like the peaks
and valleys of my homeland
than any..other part of the world

Rupp. can often be found
somewhere in Garibaldi. He hikes
7 miles into Diamond Head
Chalet from the base camp as
easily as you and I walk to the
corner. drug store.

-. But you and I and: most
other people need a road to get
in there. We're not as well-con-

It doesn't really matter how
much, the road: costs, the people
will pay. for it ultimately.
SEVEN MILES TO GO
The 14-mile road to base
camp at.the 3200-foot level is
narrow but passable. It’s not
much more bumpy than some of
the rickety old streets in Van-
couver’s west end,

All sorts of makes and
models of cars, from smart new.
luxury vehicles to descrepit little
four-cylinder heaps have cover-
ed the distance without mishap.
But they can go no farther
for fear of bogging down in the
molasses-like gumbo of the Al-
pine forest.

" The Bc. Automobile -As-
sociation, representing 74,500
car drivers in this province, has
been in touch with Hon. Earle
Westwood, Provincial Minister of
and Ct y
asking that construction be start-
ed as soon as feasible on a road
into Garibaldi’s Diamond Head
area,

Seven-miles of good road —
from base camp to chalet —
can throw open a new world of
romance and adventure to un-
told thousands of folks who ate
desk-and-dishes-bound all week,
every, week, many months of
every year.

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President Bob Lasser of
Squamish and Howe Sound Dis-
trict Board of Trade sums it up
this way: “We are merely being
realistic when asking for a road
into Garibaldi because we know
that everybody driving up here
on the new Howe Sound high-
way is going to-be awfully disap-
pointed if Squamish is the only
sight they can see,” .
It's a safe guess that thou-
sands of U.S, dollars would ac-
crue annually to B.C. once Paci-
fic” Northwest sports - minded,
motorists learned that Garibaldi
Park was open to them., They
would come to see and climb
in summer and. to ski and see
in. winter. ~

‘Simrultsnackst; countless of
thousands of Canadian dollars
that go south’ with weekend B.C.
skiers to Mount Baker, or Rain-
ier, or Hood, would stay home
where they're needed.

There are few if any ob-
stacles ‘left in the way of this
first major step toward develop-
ment of Garibaldi, U

The provincial government
has told Ottawa in effect, ‘Gari-
baldi is ours and we will develop
it? 7

visitors present.
‘The meeting opened with the
singing of. the WI Ode. Reports
were read and accepted, a suc-
cessful year was reported. Mrs.
O. B. Ballard Jaid the Poppy | *
Wreath for the Institution on
Armistice Day.

Mrs. R. Chalmers took the
chair for the election of officers,

Mrs,

Cathollé: Glub,
Prize. Winnors|.

* he’ Kinnaird’ Catholle Club
ecently held. their 4th Annual

Bingo and Bazaar,

Mrs, T. Fourt was general
onvenor, assisted by, Mrs. J.

Buckna, ist

Attractive fall’. decorations

were arranged by Mrs, R. White.
The kitchen enjoyed a‘ busy. day
with cooks Cleave and Paulson.
The raffle prizes were. won as

follows:
1 Sunbeam Frying Pan) —

Mrs, A.’ Krueger,’ Kinnaird; 2
Electric Steam: Iron’—' Mra. J.
C. Ink, Trail; 3. rar Quilt —

. Trail;

W. 'T. Waldie lected
president for the ensuing year;
Secretary Mrs, S. Grant; Treasur-
er Mrs, A, Smecher, directors
Mts. J. Scott and Mrs, Bw.
McPhee. Mrs. Waldie' then re-
sumed for the remainder of the
meeting. it

A vote of thanks was exteng-
ed to the retiring directors.

The December mecting will
take the form of a Christmas
Party at the home of Mrs, Dick
Fowler, will h

Castlegar;
Croteau, =|)
Mrs. G, Gimont, Mannix Ltd.}
Castlegar;
Crossan, -Kinnaird... . .... in
The chafing dish, the door
prize was won for the second
year by. Mrs. Wm. Robinson. The|
$50 bingo was divided’ oye -_
three ¢

FP

Sweater — Mrs, J. Mallee Kin-
naird; 4. Electric Kettle — A. C.
eprenttalee Robson; 6. Sheets and |:

Charlotte Horlick,
7. Blanket — Lee
nnaird; 8, Lamp -—

Cases

9.. Cushion — .K,

1
gifts. A birthday’ and Christmas
gift’ to be sent to the adoptee in
the Children’s Home in Vancdu-
ver,

Marie Buckna and Mrs, we
Evans of Kinnaird’ and Mrs,
‘Wade of ' Rossland,

1
It was decided to hold an
Old Timer’s Reunion in the
‘spring. as their Centennial pro-
ject, an invitation committee was
named, Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostesses Mrs. R. T.
Waldie and,Mrs. O. B, Ballard.

Mrs, J. Porter returned from
Rossland where shg visited for
a few days,

Renata W.1, Elects
Officers For New Year

” Renato W.E. held their An-
nual meeting a ane home of
Mrs. J. J. Reims

a félorful ed tosty salad can be
made with coarsely grated carrots
mnlxed’ wit he ralilns. ond. crushed
Pings gpl, outed wiih mayonnaise
ond ‘sarved.on
gelsture 6 can cheb be molded ins

gelatin base to a mele. e
Snowe nd colorful so A

SEE.OUR COMPLETE
SELECT 1ON OF

"ROR HEE
" SNAPSHOOTERS

: Evangélistic Service
Commencing?" +.”
TUES., NOV... 26th

SUNDAY, ee BER. 8th
7:30 p.m.
Evangelist: — .
MAY HOWELLS
ot. the
PENTECOSTAL.::
TABERNACLE

ining

Election of officers took
place as follows;

President, Mrs. P. Warken-
tin; Vice Pres. Mrs, M, Rohn;
Sec. Treas., Miss Ethel White.

Directors are’ Mis. 1. Wiebe
and Mrs. H. Toews

Standing committee conven-
ors will be announced” next
month,

The year’s activities were
reviewed, the financial state-
ment approved end Standing
committee convenors gave their
reports:
| Members discussed an ap-
peal made to them to help
furnish a ward in the new Cast.
Tegar hospital and it was decid-
ed to wait until further word
from Robson W.I. before stating
the amount to be raised.

IT’S ‘TIME TO BE. THINKING ABOUT -
CHRISTMAS GIFTS & TOYS
See Our Selection Including .

. TREE LIGHTS and DECORATIONS

Full Line Of Black Pipe & Fittings
‘FOR GAS INSTALLATIONS

Kinnaird Hardware

The Decémber meeting will
take the. form of a supper meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. P. Wark-
entin. Members will exchange
Christmas gifts. i

SHOWER

A: bridal shower ‘in honour
of Rose’ Marie Soberlak was re-
cently held at the home of Mrs.
Turik in Robsen. The chair of
honour was decorated with blue
and white streamers. The bride- j.
elect;; her mother” and - grand-
mother, “Mrs, Shkwarok - were
presented with corsages. Games
were played and the winners
were Mrs, Smuin, Mrs, Miros,
and Mrs. J. Soberlak. The show- |
er gift was a starter set of Rev-
ere Waré pots which Marnie Sh-
kwarok wheeled-in on.a decora-
ted wagon. A buffet-lunch, cen-
tered around a cake decorated by
Mrs. Cushner, was served, Co-
hostesses were Mrs. N. Turik,
Mrs. ‘K. Soberlak and Mrs. W.

The people of B.C. are wait-
2.

Shkwarok. Twenty-eight guests
attended -the shower.

TT

THE. PUBLIC 1S INVI

GASTLEGAR

MONDAY,

otice
Grand Opening

OF THE ‘NEW

NOVEMBER
at 7:00 P.M.

a

ACA

TED TO ATTEND THE

FIRE: HALL.

‘25, 1957

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FOR'SALE — “Separator” and
48

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

FOR |SALE-— Lots in Dumont
Einnafrd “$i80 each; nese
2738.

ROOM & BOARS — Available
at McCreight's Rooming House,
phone 2493, tia 16

TRAILERS FOR SALE—Famous

FOR SALE — Corona Fridge,

American, ‘warmest trailer
made, Both new and used, 32
to 46 ft. Also holiday trailers.
Can be seen at Kosy. Kottages
or contact Ted “Bigelow of
United Trailers. . 345

FOR ‘SALE — 2 used Propani
tans ‘and regulator,”
42A7. *

se

Cabinet Radio,
‘phone 2562 or V. Nelson, ‘Box
161, Kinnaird, B.C, .* 345

Milk pail, phone 4561. -

FOR - SALE Good quality
"Delicious Apples, Duncan Car-
ter, Robson, phone 3111. 346

2g OSOTEGER
GUNERAL HOME
‘DEDICATED TO:KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Paw iren

FURNITURE
_ MOVING
LONG DISTANCE
ANYWHERE ANY:

For Free Estimates

PHONE :

Castlegar 2581 ‘Trail 191-
Newson 1472
UNITED TRUCKING

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 313% — Kinnaird, B.C.

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

FO RSALE — New 2 bedroom
* house, furnace, garden space,
lawn, fruit trees, near Robson

FOR RENT —"'Oiftice space,
34

phone’ 4276, PLOTNIKOFF ~~ In loving

School. Phone 2272, or see Pete

Evdokinoff. - 345].

FOR RENT — 2 furnished single

memory of our dear mother,
reoms, phone 6851 or apply

‘21, Ist. ave, 147| ber, 22, 1955.

NOTICE — Beauty Parlor —
78 Maple Street,, Castlegar,
“Mrs, “Alice Zuckerberg, phone
4631, 346

FOR RENT — 3 roomed furnish-

Her
of is,
She never could forget,

“ed apartment, phone 3343.
: And so'we think that where

ut

FOR. SALE — 460’ lake frontage
between lake and Robson road
opposite Celgar site, $2300.00
‘apply Castlegar News. aaT

WANTED —- Employment for

she is,
She must be watching yet.

young woman, seeking general As ‘angels keep | there, wateh

office work or secretarial job,
write box 196, Castlegar, B.C.

up there,
147 Please, God, Just let her know

-\That we ‘down here do. not

FOR SALE —- Baby beef, apply
J. Ulmi, Renata, B.C. 24
FOR SALE — 18 months ‘old
heifer, phone 2831. 147

FOR SALE — One pair boy’s

if FOUND — At Kinnaird Catholic

forget,
We love and miss her so,
Sadly missed py | her daugh-
ter Vinnie ang. family,

Club Bazaar and Bingo, one
pe ladies’ pink gloves, al

Mary, who passed away Novem-

were all so ful} |’

Ret You KNOW, GEORGE -1 THINK WED
a) SOnEMHING TELUS pe Vou i
SOMETHING TEL
Ges NA ry LANCE THOSE

skates, size 4, like new $5.00,
phone 2341. a 147

"FOR SALE — 40 bass accordian
case and music stand, used

FOUND — Collie pup—3 or

books will be on the shelves
shortly aocording to Mrs, An-
scombe.

- Miss. Proudfoot’s art classes

months old — black and white
-~0n Maple St. Thursday nite
phone 6791. M47

only one year, phone 5166. 147

FOR SALE — Brick lined cireu-
lating heater — $27, phone
9191. a7

FOR RENT — Small 2 bedroom
* house, phone 5105. 147

FOR: RENT — 3 bedroom house,
phone 7361, 147

NOTICE —- Pythian Sisters Tea
and Bazaar at the Twin Rivers
Hall on Nov, 23rd. 2:30 to 4:30
p.m, i any

Hi Kids----

have been busy
tive posters for-the Ubrary: bul-|
letin boards. +

During Friday's noon-hour
a highly-successful pep rally was
held in the gym. -Each:.member

to the audience and after, which
‘} they displayed some::basketball

The
made their first appearance to
the student body. The band was
also in attendance.
~ A very, ‘successful “Sadie

‘WANTED “— One channel six
antenna,.phone 4281, Kinnaird.
147

A

packed and very exciting basket-
ball games took place in the
gym which was filled fo capaci-

Dance” was held in the
Kinnaird Hall, Saturday evening.
The large crowd which attended
was dressed in a variety. -of
‘Dog Patch’ costumes. The large

y
Friday evening two action-

HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
A complete beauty service
by appointment |
PHONE 2564
Nora Mojelské *

- CENTRAL SHOE
& LEATHER REPAIR
PHONE 2621

We attach “Dinkie” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

TRUCKING
DAILY FREIGHT SERVICE
‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar

Nelson 3

PRONE
“Castlegar 2528

‘MARLANE GRILL
Open 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Not Jut Another Flace To Eat
But The-Place To Eat Another

PHONE 3881
CASTLEGAR

Jjer Nelson, B.C.. or the Forest

SALE orienta

There will be offered tor
sale at public auction, at 10:30
am. (Local Time) on Monday,
December 2nd, 1957, in the of-
fice of the Forest Ranger, Cast-
Jegar, B.C. the Licence X76820,
to cut 57,000 cubic feet of fir,
Jarch and other mixed species
and 3,000 lineal feet of cedar
poles and piling, on an area
situated near:Egra Creek, near
Seftinel Mountain, Kootenay
District,

Two (2) years will be al-
lowed for removal of timber. -

Provided anyone who is un-
ablé to attend the auction in per-
son may submit a. sealed tender,
to be opened at the hour of auc-
tion and treated as one bid.
Further particulars may be
obtained from the District Forest- | 1,

st

e

Ranger, Castlegar, BC.

cuz},

al

ty for C:
the season,

first public appearance and were
very good.

different yells, The school ‘band
was also on hand to support our
teams. There was a great deal of
Castlegar at the games.

with one section of thé sbleachérs
being all. Nelson ‘fans.

teams for their basketball skills
and also for the fine sportsman-
ship which was displayed during
the’ game. ,

Rockettes for: downing the Bomb-
Leitner with 10 points

Yvonne Mitchell with 3 points.

"a first game of, attendance proved that the teen-

agers .enjoyed and appreciated
having these dances and look
‘torward to having them in the
‘future.

Say kids, Christmas is
.creeping up on us fast, Only
four more weeks of school left
before the holidays. Also, Seniors

The cheerleaders made their

The cheerleaders
came up with some new an

chool spirit for both Nelson and
Christmas exams start.

Nelson's spirit was evident! ~ the Wome Ee 30 girls are

season as.they ‘are making their
Christmas cakes this week.
Don't forget to bring your
toys for the Red Cross collection.
The . collection wil! last until
Tuesday.
the! See you at the games Satur-
day morning,

We can be proud of our rep

Congratulations go to

rettes 21-9, Top scorer was Gail

y Patti Lewis with 7 points and

No man with a burden of
debt has a right. to pro-

Although the Rockers played
very good game they were un-
ible to the B

PHONE 3571.
Castlegar, BC.

DRY, CLEANERS
Phone -4851
We Pick-Up and

Deliver

J. 1 LAUGHTON .

usy making ‘attrac-|. ‘§:

of the rep: teams was introduced | - °

it won't be long before the}.

also. thinking of the’ Holiday |*

ALS. ‘Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges

anywhere on the -Arrow

Lokes
‘Phone 4331

and went down to a 34-53 defeat.
‘The next basketball game.is
Saturday morning against Grand
Forks. Game time is 10 a.m. and
even though it is on during the
morning everyone try to make a
real effort to attend this game,
Esch ‘house at' the House
Executive meeting should have
a full. slate of officers at every
meeting, However there are
certain students—14 in fact who
have att 1 out of 4 meet-

Office Hours
MON. — WED. — FRL

20-12 1:30-5:00
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, Arrow Lakes Ferry

Service

We give a’ generous trade-in allowance on
: :

New Sub

your old ti

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Be Tire Happy —

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eee

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Bremenko Building -”
PHONE 2622

GENERAL, BUILDING:
CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building
Supplies
CLL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
_ SUPPLY STORE _
Bex 292 Phene 216L

TO
Leave Robson - Wharf

+. 10:00° am. Monday: |

Arrive Edgewood
4:00 p.m. Monday.

+ Leave Edgewood,

7:00 am. Tuesday.
Arrive Robson . Wharf,

1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Leave Robson Wharf
10:00 am. Thursday.
Arrive Edgewood.

4:00 p.m. Thursday.
Leave

WALDIE.
LUMBER & BUILDING.
‘ : SUPPLY LTD.
We can supply all your
building needs. Eatimates
glediy given. ° 2
Phone 7112

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD

7:00 am. Firday,
Arrive Robson Wharf
1:00 Pm. Eriday.

OPTOMETRIST

ings. Look kids, this is no way
to run our Houses, The full ex-
ecutive. must show up at these
meetings, so. that when votes are
taken’ each House should show
its true voting strength of 11
votes.

There are certain individuals|.
who think that being on the
House executive is nothing, but
a popularity contest. These stu- |:
dents are not doing their share
of the work Which means the
other executives are doing twice
as much ‘wotk: When‘these stu-
dents are failing to attend these
meetings they are failing the
students who put them in office.
The other day I went to the
library at noon. It is amazing
the number of students who

‘make use of this room. The new

tect his creditors if he
has not first protected his
wifé and children with
Life Assurance. :
Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged through,

, Dick Fowtor
North American
Life

Robson, B.C,

In these days of rising prices the value of
‘a man’s possessions is continually rising.
Be sure that you are adequately protected
so that a loss will not be a serious setzack.
The low cost of adequate fire insurance
will surprise you.- é

Gonsult your independent Agent or Broker. -

Look for wia emotem.
before you buy fire, auto
or general insurance.

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