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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 22, 1961

29 Brownies In
2nd Kinnaird Pack

Five members and one guest of

the Parents’ Committee to the Kin.

naild Girl Guides ond Brownles
met at the honw of the president

Mrs. R. B, Heagy recently, ,

Reports wer? received on th
successful tea held at the home of
Mra ©, CG, MoKenzie at-which 2

‘were _present. A report on the 2nd
Kinnaird Brownie Pack on its Ap-
that these
girls have been very busy on Gol-

il acitivities showed

den Hand and Bar work.

A transfer from Haney brings
the membership in the pack up to
29, They’ will be holding their wind-
up meeting with a picnic. There
will be a Brownie Camp on June 29
for four days which Mrs, L. L.

J
R. C. MacBain, was unable to at-

tend due to flood conditions, bu'
had requested the opinion of the

meeting on using the fund formed

by the graht of Lt.-Gov, Ross and

the $15 from helping with the Kine
smen book drive, for the purchase

of a new--tent for the Guides,

The meeting made a motion in

favour of purchasing a new ten!

bay, stores ete., rather than sold a5
the ‘meeting felt that the full va-
iue of these tents could, not be re-

alized in this manner,.

‘There was a request from the

from her home for thelr wind-up
meeting, The treasurer's report sho-
wed « bank balance of $51.78, Coo-
kia anles realized 2 total of $39 to

be divided between the two Brownle
-| Packs and the Guide Company,

‘The hostess prize, donated by
Mrs, H. Bate, was won by Mrs,
Heagy. The hostess served delicious
| refreshments. ‘

_ Handicapped Kids”
Centre Established

‘The board of governors of the
University of British Columbia have
accepted an offer of $20,000 from
the Association for Retarded Child-
ren for establishment of a center
for handicapped children.

President N, A. M, MacKenzie,
in announcing the board decision,
t'| Said half the grant would be used
in the coming year to appoint a
clinical psychologist to the UBC fa-

culty.

‘The balance of the grant will be
held in reserve until additional
University facilities are available
to set up an investigation center,
t| the president added.

Verigin Found
Guilty On
Assault Gharge

GRAND FORES — John J.
Verigin, Orthodox Doukhobor lea-
der-designate, last week was con-
victed on a charge of assault and
fined $25 by jusee M, M. Colqu-

ve FLOWER
Helen SHOP LTD.

Phone 5191

“Cards * Gifts “_ * Novelties
Flowers Wired Anywhere

Eve. 5561

houn of

The conviction followed an ap-
peal by the Attorney-General’s de-
partment following Verigin’s dls-
missal on similar charges by Mag-
strate Parker Willtams of Trail. -
Verigin was charged with as-
saulting Edward William Podoven-
nikoff, 19-year-old Sons of Freedom
Doukhobor January 11,

Verigin’s first trial collapsed
last February when defence coun-
sel objected that the. charge hed
not been properly sworn.

He was acquitted in the second
and the Attorney-general ordered
a new trial on the grounds that the
magistrate had erred.

‘The trial was carried out in
calm surroundings, a marked con-
trast to the loud shouting and out-
‘bursts that featured the second
trial.

Douglas Wetmore, Trail city
solicitor presented the Crown’s case,
M. E. Moran of Castlegar was coun.
sel for Verigin.

HAVEN'T YOU HEARD
mid FTHE LoRD sues
OSE WHO"

LP
TREMSt ES x

| THE AMERICAN WAY |

Why Work?

For thelr wind-up party recent-
ly 20 members of the W. E. Mac-
Cabe Stamp Club met at the home
of Mra, A. B. Condy. Special guests
for this occasion were Mrs. W. E.
MacCabe and John Moor.

They were joined. by 18 mem-

bers of the Skyline Junior Stamp
Club of Rossland, Mr, and Mrs. L.
Johnson and Mark. Assisting Mr.
Johnson in transporting the Ross-
Jang youngsters was MY, Ruther-
glen.
‘After registering the youngsters
enjoyed games of stamp bingo, pri-
zes being given by Mr, Moor, After
the arrival of the Rossland club
they enjoyed a mixer game where
each person guessed the name of
the country pinned to his own back.
The rain. letting -up, they ga-
thered around''a bonfire to toast
wieners, douse them with mustard
or relish and eat them, with kool-
ede to drink. A surprise to all was
the appearance of ‘a beautifully
decorated birthday cake complete
with candles.

David, Munns was’ celetrating
his ninth birthday, and his mother,
Mrs, C. R, Munns, donated the
cake which was enjoyed by all, Ev-
eryone joined in singing happy
birthday to David.

President Pat Creighton made
& speech the Skyline

Trail 191

William’ S

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Johnson, Mrs,

Junior Stamp Club, Mr. and Mrs.
MacCabe and Mr.

PACKING - SHIPPING

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EVERY THURSDAY NITE 8.00 P.M. =

St. Rita’s Parish

Hall, Front Street

JACKPOTS $60.00 & $120.00

5 “NUMBERS ‘CALLED’

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MONDAY FLYER

_PHONE 3031

SATURDAY

GCF Against
Sale of Power
To‘ the States

British Columbia COF leader
Robert Strachan has appealed to
Prime,Minister Diefenbaker to use
his influence in preventing the sale
of Columbia river power to the Un-
ited States.

Mr. Strachan made the plea in
a letter written to the prime min;
ister Priday, ~
He said in a press: release: The
Power development ‘situation in BO.
“is rapidly approaching .a stage
where,
agrees, there could be a wholesale
sellout of our. greatest natural re-
source to provide guaranteed profits
for private promoters.”

if the federal government | ait.

MaCabe. Stamp Club
Winds Up for Summer

Moor.. He then introduced Mrs.
MacCabe who presented the prizes
for the by-law competition,

+  &he judged the entries and do-
nated the prizes which were nice
packéts of stamps, Winners ‘were:
Grade’3'-' Wayne’ Lyons; Grade 6
- Alexa Condy; Grade 6 ~ lst,’ Ja
mes" Munns; ‘Qnd, ‘Albert Jankola:
Grade" '= «Ronald Verzuh,. Mra.
Munns announced the winner of th®
“guessing jar? contest.’ "

* que jar‘contained 1,066 stamps,
and the winner was David’ Douglas
of Rossland with’ a guess of 1,072,

lucky draw. The luc
Ricky Turner, Ron Rutherglen, Da
vid’ Douglas,” Frank Hastings and
Ronald Johnson of Rossland; Linda
Culley, Dale Cowlin, Davi

Bate, Ken. Culley, Karen
and Willa Condy of Kinnaird,
Then each youngster. had a
parcel to pull from the red stamp
club letter box which contained a
small gift of, stamps. A swap se3-
sion followed before the ‘Rossland
contingent left for home.

Toastmasters Plan
Seattle Convention

‘Toastmasters International, .gro-

wing at the rate of two clubs daily,

will wind up their annual .conven-
tion this year at Seattle in July,

More than 3,000 delegates are
expected to attend in: Seattle July
27 to 29, -!

Featured as the top speaker js
Eric Johnson, president of the mo-
tion picture association of America.
Sharing the three-day convention
will be Norman Allen, a director of
Boeing Aircraft and the nationally
syndicated cartoonist. Virgil “VIP”
Partch.

International director, ‘Robin
Dick.of Vancouver and Governor
Jamés. W. McEvay. Victoria, will
host the many visitors to British
Columbia on 4 post-convention vi-

Active in Castlegar is Toast-
master, Allen Selble, president of
the Castlegar Club for the coming

year,

ST. RITA'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
+” Rev.-B, A, Brophy, P.P,
Sth ot Elm Street
Sunday Masses - 8.30 and 10.30 am

THE COMMUNITY BIBLE
CENTRE
‘ Bunday in the Legion Hall
At 51 Columbia Avenue
1030 am..Sunday School
730 pm. Family Service
Tues, 7.30 pm. - Young People’

jour
Thurs, 745° pm. - Prayer and
‘Bible Study

Cominco Gives
Notre ' Dame
College $20,000

Rey, Acquinas ‘Thomas, ‘Rector
of Notre Dame University College,
has announced that the college | has
recelved $20,000 from Cominco. and
$5,000 from West Kootenay Power
and Light Company as a contribu.
tion to the building fund, «

‘The Cominco contribution, one
of the largest Notre Dame has ever
recelved from a private source, was
given in recognition of “... the
efforts made by Notre Dame in es-

DEALER FOR

HILLMAN
SUNBEAM —

COMMER

CARS

Commer small Trucks ‘and
Busses :

; also ¢
INTERNATIONAL LINE

OF TRUCKS AND
STATIONWAGONS

UNITED or
Robson — Ist and Srd Sundays ot

1 am.
Castlegar — Bertie, of Worship at

20,
Boon fervies of Worship at
9.45 a.m.

* OHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
LDS.
Sundays st 10 om te the Twin
Rivet

Bening sacrament ani 7.30 pm

GEACE
‘Worship Service: 11 a.m.

" Bunday Church School, 9.45 p.m.

Bible Study: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.

dr-8r, High Young People’s: Fri-
daya at 7.30 p.m.'

Minister: Rev, M. 8. Reside, BA.,
BD. — Phone 4987

THE PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
School - 10 am.
Morning Worship - 21 a.m.
“Bvangellatis ~ 7.30 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study - Thurs-
day at 7.30 p.m,
rome cones : ‘Wednesday at
30 pan.

o
college for the benefit of students
in the Interior."

In commenting on the gifts,
Father Acquinas said: "I would like
to publicly thank Mr, R. D. Perry
for his efforta' on behalf of Notre
Dame, Ny

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SERVICE
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Phone 2844 ‘

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the friendly attention to satisfy your every wish,

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the SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

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United Church — Ist and Srd Sun.

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and 7.30 p.m. -

Baptist churen ‘6th Sunday

ST. ALBAN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
25th June — Trinity 4

8.80 HO — Robson

980 HO’ — St,Alban’s

11,00 Ho — St. Sdon's

130 BP — Robouti

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Costtegar Representative for
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Phone 4911

fully insured?

You can leaye your ingurance details in the
hands of your Wawanesa Agent — — he’s a spec-
falist“in Fire, Auto, and Personal Liability
Insurance. ‘Whatever type of insurance you
Tequire, you'll find he hasa ‘Wawanesa plan to

, meet your needs! He’s always t as close as your
telephone — =o dewp i to spe him any, Smee ,

Young “Agencies Limited
Kinnaird B.C.‘

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“Liberal Rates

There's | somal
about —
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OGLOW | BROS.
Bullding & Supply Co. Ltd.

Castlegar
Phone 3351

~ FOR SALE

SAMSON
SERVICE” 8 TRUCKING

‘Ltd.
Excavating Spectalists
Save .on your excavating
work ab, _Bhening ‘5464

New
\oea-eth’ Ave. Castlegar, . or ee
” egal PI

1 -Ssbedroom | house. ‘Apply

Tats for sale, Apply Caer
Jewellery Store, tin’
Bt Genélle | for au ti

Good building fots in, Kinnaird.
tto35

-| Phone 2738;

' BEACON MoTORS. Ltd.

‘Pontiso — Buick — Vauxhall
} 901. Baker. At, Nelson’
Phone $78

BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING EXCAVATION

15-ft, Holiday trailer, 1059 mi
del. Has runi lesa: miles,
Gost. at 91.005 new, selling for mali

ibregiang = xt, steer!
—

whi

‘Trallet I

or ae separately Phone 293!

*-~g-bedroom house on 6 a

side Sahorencres bridge, Paul P, Fil-

po! Ht Srestoe. in, B.C.
116-ft.. lot ry Ringer

wei, 3ug007 Phone 42:

By owner_leav! aan, com
ea if hi eau la possian
Op ol ,.

tole, fully” fenidsc

fandacaps
Rinfoundea id by. trees,

* Millar Phinbing!
Heating & El & Electrical

alE |

ELE SO POW.
BOX 464 CASTLE

7 eres 2. bedrooms,

room,
» hardwood floors, tuli
Baseanent, concrete” garage, many
ext + ,000.. Phone Rossland
86-3784, a
30: used cement chimney joc,
% price; ato. wood and range,
complete with water Spoket. : ‘Phone
4568, 323

SS piminie fo ful soon,
Reasonable. price for... quick aed
Phone 2051,

~~One imitation _
3000 $25.00 per

thousand.: Phone oaek ‘after'4 pm.
m “house, BIv Th ‘Ave,

gad

INGOME TAK... :
ACCOUNTING SERVICE| 2

For Every Type of Business

' WGECGLES ~

Public ‘Accountent
1186 CEDAR AVE.

TRAIL © 2:
PHONE - TRAIL 3326

Towing'- Barges
‘anywhere on the Arrow

: Phone 5500°
NIGHTS |— NELSON 2051

bundles, new cedar shakes, ones

Et all house GuiGGbie Tor aetlred
couple. Enquire 242-ath, ‘Castlegar:

Large @0 x 100) riverside rad
all _trées, one. block
oct
arn
ie terms. Phone 5267. 824

Raw anes wool, Phone ‘Ross-
oe

na
light, signal ts, good condition.
Best. Lotter accepted. Phone 3760.
Tat lots in one piece in Gastle-
gar. os one 9611. 325
~ Revenue us ee
atlegar

Casa! uplex, -conaisting 0!
2 apartments. pail
bedrooms,

[850 Ford, radio, heater, spot-
light

perty for sale in
artment: 12

lace $750, :

Ic here's 8

FOR RENT
suites, also’ room. and hoard.
| acre Apartments,

Spare

bath and ut-
| nur iy "Harvick B ding. Phone

mm heat

ew 4-r001 ted Tilt, furnished
or unfurnished, in opin. Phone

seat REREn —Rpaly, Bremenke 5

store. Phone PRY: 324
2 One a ~_ one 4-room
modern houses: wired for 220 ang

ae 37r00
ent. maval ilaple i mmmediaty. Taal
ise or couple or single, person. Phone
“after. pm." * “324
‘Small «2-bedroom:. house. wil
porch Qugeny, couple preferred,
Furnished basement suite. Aj
523 ply 1 70-10th 4 Ave., one Phone
Tralee space at autitu y ai
¥ ler Park with shade
and cryatal-ciear water supply that
is by” vest. Kooten-
ay. ‘Health Oni: Phone 4896, 325
Furnished RpAvement in Kin-

| maid, Phone siz
2) male. Phone 91

Lost.

Male Sinese cat, Phone 2080,
~ WANTED

Want 2-bedroom saree
sonable rent, Phone 6627.

NOTICES”

Sexton v Citizens: meeting Fri,
to hear the del a's re-
port from the Kelowna pears

rea>

mila Te, Ti Bast Tak Ave, Vane
sonra Be at

nights | at Robeon Ball 7 to 1 10 pa Da.
Public and new members weleame.

Teed” a typewriter ribbon?
wide assortment for
typewriters at the Castlegar News. E

Sewing -and- alterations. Apply
& Seed Bt. Ww. behind Sone

‘Qhowe Tiel gigi 5
we Insure Anything” _ 8-20
and Scout

it ; Kinnaird: - Cub.
‘wit rou will hold 8 a bottle drive Wed.,;

6.20. p.m, Please
have: sour bottles reat ui 2 225

‘Trail
begins Bept. 5.

Wi

Blood Donor _Olinic ‘on _1 ‘Monday.
Minto Chapter No, 70, Order of

the’-Eastern Star, wal Straw.

‘Tea
June 24, inthe

of picksias “50. Door. prize, ‘Time, 230

to_4.

oom, ~ liv-

Arrow Lakes Ferry.

[a
ROBSON: TO EDGEWOOD

id aie les. ARDY F
r 6961, .

ancy.
ma Post oes eugene

ing Yoom, alice Toon PUDper aparte | will

in Recreation: Committee
Cross

Bed m completed by June, 28.

Phone 3601 o1
ert Hone Bocorer good
condition, & Phone Sat
hs
pa 7 Panirupe as Bloue 185 1893 Nee

16%, -f cam iping sane eq
ee vatleebs 3 cooking
ment, :

At

PHONE onal

oftica ts 60. cants..-+~
‘There is a special raté of

Engagement. notices, out
‘uaries and cards of thanks o?
Fength ore Dublishee,

sh

‘FOR SALE

‘AGENCIES LTD.
Castleaird Plaza’
Phone 4341, Kinnaitd, "B.C.

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Standard and * Portable type
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Qur adding machine witk
subtraction, credit balance
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‘Call 1213'Nelson for demon |°

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sune, ees 1961

Read and Use the Gassttiogs

- Spagling Clean

iw

the hard ct ‘foo:
Plowure aa
cupboards and others.;

This Week's -

il well-bullt 2-room

leted: eS
‘What. Cottle aoe?

it’s: THE. Location

I
nd. dining room,
“mahogany kitchen ‘rage ts
electric stove and re to"
.: stay, : Comp!
sons,

2.

a

‘Tse, a0, x Ibo) “see tot on.
“Reason:

a For Quick Sale

leat 2-Hedroam home sit-
uated os ant 3 well improved lots
-on “bth Ave.,' Cereeet ee
$8,995. Reasonad!

~ Only’ $6,500

3-bedroom hi
igo 1 ie situated Tas-ath Re
a. Terms,

: Kinnaird "Socals |

Mrs i Kaufman, Phone ‘saga
Guests | of -Mr. and Mrs. a
Wiobe over the . weekend. were: J.
Hansen of Grand Forks and) Mr.
‘Wiebe'a slater. and brother-in-law,
'] Mr... and) Mrs, A, .G,, Koch and
Seuehifr Alvina, of Renata,
|i velands Mrs, Bernard Fourt
land: three childen:of :Roasland..vis-

| | ste the- former's parents, Mr, and

Inara’ Tom .Fourt, : Sun
“Miss Lucy ‘Yamaguchi: leaves‘at

; the: end ‘of: this month:to:attend a

‘| |isummer course at the coast ‘follow-

ing which she will vacation with her
parents, in! Greenwood: before’ she
resumes teaching, in her new posl-
:tion.at Grand ‘Forks,

Here from Prince Albert, Bask.;
are’ Mr, and. Mra, Lyle ‘Marshall
who are visiting: thelr son and
daughter-in-law, :. Mr... and: Mrs.
George Marshall and family; and
thelr daughter, and son-in-law, Mr,
Mrs. Ivan  Grewcock..and, family.
"They . are accompanied by :Mr. and
*Mirs,.Gordon Morrison and daugh-
ter, Donna, also of Prince Albert,
Morrison is a sister of George

eke,

Mra, D.. Willey ‘of Victoria ts a
guest of Mrs, M, Campbell.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry, Leckle and
"| family of, Rossland, accompanied by
Mrs. --Rhoda, Culley, were ; Sunday,
visitors at.the home of Mr, and
Mrs, A.:Culloy. |
‘Visiting. Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey
| |'Jack and family is. ‘Mr. Jack’s,mo-
ither,, Mra.:.A.° Jack,’ who | atrived
on; the weekend..with Mrs, Harvey
‘}Jeck’s ‘aunt and..uncle, Mr. and
Mrs, L. W. Loney. and Bill Loney.
| All are .from..Emo, Ontarlo, The
|Loney family left on a sightseeing
trip to the Banff and Calgary, dis-
tricts until.the close of thelr. va-.
cation. will take them back to te.
east,

 Pather'’s, Day aaw.8 family re-,
union atthe home ‘of ‘Mr. and Mrs,
Neil. Johnson of Murray Drive. in
‘| ‘Trail, Guest. of. honor was John
Wilg of Castlegar. Included in the
44 guests, mostly relatives and a
few friends, were. Mr, and: Mrs.
Martin Bale and family. who ate.
tended from here. Mra. Bale is a
daughter of the Wilg family.

Mr. ‘and Mrs, Beat Fourt and
daughter Deanna of Penticton will
arrive Friday:on,.the ‘first lap of
| their summer ‘vacation to” visit
Beau's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Tom

Fourt, and: his’ brother-in-law and

sister, Const. and Mrs. D. McDon-
ald. :

HELP WANT ED

0, Many acres
bares So-op.1 tie growers
tio} Wwennae

jay. Phons ne 4497.

~ CARDS OF THANKS.

‘We ‘wish to incere
thanks mua appreciation to our re~
latives, frien id neighbors who.

s during our. re
cent
cone also for-
me floral. offerings.

Home, — Mrs.

stay.
Mrs. Gi

‘ENGAGEMENT

Castlegar, wi
Brophy hy officiating.

Brend 2 be home, 3 ate kitchen,

3 “LR, fi ‘basement,
eietele eat,
es fore ‘tl

KINNAIRD, beirseigee)

SR ‘-tedroon fully-land-
scaped Tot ae fruit: trees.
»- - Beautifully, finished kitchen. oy
dining area. ull. basement
‘Excellent. sae $11,900.- Tenmns:

ler,
and-wood range. Phone 6289."

‘eared Yot 100 x)
Hanes to yee ane.

Finis -Tevel Tot, 100 x 160, goad:
local

tion Dumont aubdls sion. Phone |-
Trail, * 1926 | 9
folding gate, |:

nsia
Licensed ; Service; Man
and a “complete

Bulk ‘and’ Bottle

Vioount gear bike, Phone Sg,

= the en;
eldest a tin ceria

1961, at ly
fy seanauv*e Rev. Father

| offictati

* Stipulated Sum’ Contract
ire invited

Acitivity at Woodlant
:00 p.m. Daylight
Monay, J 3

on or
Jegar, B.

School Spitiee nor 7 ioe ey
(Castleg

Sectetary-Treasurer.

Bizamberry pickers Fequired by
of

ranted
3 amall hore afternoon 2 shift Friday.
and Sat Saturdi 325

vemien
ving brother. and insie, Sredenice
the beauti-
sven cial
ry to Rev. Canon we Bil= |
_\ verwood, Dr. A. D. Johnson, officers
and. members ATA
Nelson branch, and the. Castlegar
Tae, af ae Bai
john ant a e
famiiy,
We wish to. shank. evavene for

their - kind during our
aut the ip oeptal — Mr, and
lerson. 5

bk pod ee J. Lipset, of

Casi ‘wish to announce the en-

Segewent of their’ Caen Maur-
en Jeanette, to Mr. mie

and Mrs. J. SORiep ter, an-
of ee

posals for the consti
ty ton-of a a four-room school Nand nat

wil be reve unt nil
, 1961 at Ths seh schoo!

ey at the School, Board Office |

|

ron
w ‘returnable deposit of $25.00 is
red for each Sori or. oe

also of Edmonton; Mr.: and , Mrs.
Hrynyk left Monday for a short
visit to the Okanagan. .
Mr, and: Mrs..Nick Orlesky en-
joyed the surent weekend in Spo-
kane,
‘Mrs, Earl Fink and Mrs, Cecil
Munns convened avery’ successfil
Strawberry Tea ‘and Bake Sale for
the Baden Powell Club on. Thurs-
day afternoon. |

The pleasant affair was’ held
on the lawn of the Munns home
where attractive tables were com-
fortably “located under the tall
trees, Assisting them’ at the bake
table were Mrs. R.‘V. Lamond and

J. Kennedy, Mrs. Elmer Lucas and
Mrs. M. Bale. The raffle cake, ba-
ked by Mrs, M. Deverney, was won
by. Mrs, Jack Young.

Mrs, John Westerlund and Di-
ann are visiting Mrs. Westerlund’s
parents’ Mr.-and Mrs, Peter Was-
lyk. in’ Vernon, travelling by plane
last week.

‘A holiday in’ London,’ England,
4g anticipated by Mr.and Mrs. J.

Industrial - Commercial
: Domestic Wiring

24-Hr. Maintenance Serviso

Wiring & Rewiring
Overhead & Underground
Installations

Castle

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PHONE “7281

G, Best: who ‘left. Wednesday to vi-
sit. thelr son and. daughter-in-law,
Mr. and. Mrs, J. G. ‘Best, Jr., in
Vancouver, Their. son-in-law, and
daughter, Mr,'Zand, |‘ Mrs\/Gordon
Reith of Kinnaird, joined them on
the weekend, ncouver ,.to : bid
goodbye tq Mr. * Mis! ‘Best’
Sunday, .when they sall,,on_ the
Charsan, . via thé Pansma Canal.

+My, A. ‘Warner is visiting’ from
|Edmonton, He fs the guest.of his
'two' brothers, Monty and” H. «J.
‘Warner, and. their faimilies. ~

Having arrived Saturday to join
his family here is‘the Warner's fa-
‘ther, . G, Warner of Vancouver,
‘who: plans to stay a month,

SHERBIKO

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|.  & surprise farewell party was
held at the: home of Mr,-and Mrs.
Reiny Bermel on “Saturday ‘in ‘ho-
nor of Mr, and Mrs. Louis Hya-
einthe, well-known and popular rer
aldents of the Sherbiko sub-division.
Forty neighbors and friends at-
tended, to have a most enjoyable
evening of dancing and refresh-

ments, served. buffet style.
Mr, Hsseinthe’ absence,

“) ren left Saturday for
‘Vancouver: where he’ ‘boarded a
Plane on the 19th enroute for Ire~

land.. He will: have: arrived’ at. Bel-

“| fast after 13%4 flying hours.
oz.”

Mr. Campbell will visit.in Bel-
fast and Londonderry in Ireland
and Glasgow and Edinburgh in
Scotland. His holiday will include
a@ renewal of .friendships in Led
Donegal where he spent-an inter-
mittance of 16 years before coming
back to Canada several years ago.
‘Prior to his departure, a. party
of friends gathered. at the T, A.
Campbell home to wish him God-
speed and present him with a part-
ing gift. >
Mrs. Donald McDonald. spent
Sunday in. Nelson ‘where she -at-
tended the baptism conducted: by
Father FP, J. Monaghan, Mrs, Mc-
Donald was for. Michael

Mrs. with
a gift of an electric frying pan and
money for children, Tommy and
Crystal on behalf of most of thelr
nelghbors in_ the sub-division snd
other friends,

small but, popular! trailer-park in
the Sherbiko sub-division and this
has. been purchased by Mr, and
Mrs. dJogie Basran.

Mrs, ‘Hyacinthe with ‘children,
‘Tommy and Crystal, and her bro-
ther, Len Owens,’ will leave this
week to join Mr. Hyacinthe at Port
Coquitlam, ending five years of re-
sidence-in Castlegar, where her

husband was: an engineer at the
Celgar sawmill,

Being. among’ the earliest resi-
denta.of the Sherbiko sub-division,
Which is now well populated, the
have ‘taken an active

Scott, infantson of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Buckley of Nelson, . .- -
Recent guests of Mr. snd Mrs.
M. Bale have been Mr. and Mrs.
Don McMillan of Coquitlam.
Visitors >of Mr. and, Mrs, A.
‘Kaassian and family have been Mrs.
Kassian’s broher-in-law. and sister,
Mr, and -Mrs. “Viotor Borchuk- of
Edmonton, ‘They left Thursday with

take | the arrival at the Kassian home of

Mrs. Kassian’s brother.and slater-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Hrynykc,

part in affairs and will be missed
by all who knew ‘them.

‘days at the home‘of Mr,.and Mrs.
Carl Knutson, : 3
‘Miss Crystal. Hyacinthe — cele-
brated her 6th birthday, Wednes-
day, June the 14th. hee were 19
guests present.
; A large pena « cake was fond
tifully decorated and
table. Refreshments were served i
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cinthe, Mrs,.ev Basran, Mrs. So-
lene Buchanan and Mrs. Mary Ber-
mel. The ‘children then played pea-
nut. scramble and each received a
small gift and balloons.

} Mr, and Mrs. William Fomen-
off and family and Mr, and Mra.
Ray McCrelght and son camped
at Champion Lake over the week-
end,

"> UM, and Mrs. William Gleboft
of ‘Richmond ‘were visitors of Mr.

“|-| and Mrs. Mitchell Chernoff and
.| family,

} Mr, and Mrs, Marty. :Martin-
dale and daughter. have now left
.the sub-division: to ‘reside in .Van-
couver, S

Mrs. Audrey Pulton of Lantr-

ter and sonia lanes Mr,:and Lei
Nick. c Klapper.

ure Creegan enloyed her and
bisinday with her.family. and will
be having ‘a: delayed birthday: par-

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{Mr and Mrs, William’ Knutson |:
‘of North Vancouver spent a few |:

‘ville spent a week’ with Her daugh- |:

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