CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thutsday, Moy 7, 1959

SOON ery aa
THE DISTRICT soc NO

Castlegar I I

REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

this week to visit, his son and
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Among the district students
home from U.B.C. for the sum-
mer are Frank Perehudoff, Jack
McIntosh, Terry Keefe, Fred Hos-
tetter, Allan Robinson, Harry
-Plotnikoff, Johnny Soberlak and
George Bondaroff,

Mr. and’Mrs, D. M. Wallace
have had as their guests for the
past few days, the latter’s broth-
er-in-laiv and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Peterson of Newdale,
Manitoba, -

“Mr, R. Tozer is in Nelson

a ~ and Mrs,
Walter Tozer. *

Mrs, J. F. Killough was In
the Kettle Valley district on.Mon-
day and Tuesday visiting frlends.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Rivers are the latter's mother,
Mrs, A. Moore and her aunt, Miss
F. Smith, both of Brentford, Eng-|
land, Following thelr stay here,
the visitors plan to go to Van-
couver and Victoria before re-
turning to their home,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Pedersen
with Mrs. Sarah Hansen‘and her
daughter, Grace, from Renata,

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Mrs. Hostetter - 7181 q

Mrs, Johnson -
Mrs, Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

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5165

are spending ten days in the Van-
‘couver area. Mr. and Mrs, Ped

ersen will be the {guests of thelr

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companied hy the former's moth-
r, Mrs, M. J. Devitt, who will
peau residence in Robson.

Miss Catherine Pellegrin who
attends U.B.C,, Is home to spend
the summer ‘with ner parents,
Mr, and Mrs. P, Pellegrin.

‘Mrs,-Jean Wyllie of the Bank
of Montreal staff, Is home fol-
lowing a three-week vacation
spent at coastal points.

Mrs, E. Newman js in Van-
couver where she will receive
medical treatment.

Mr, and Mrs, Romeo Goulet
have as thelr guests this week,
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. N. Fairweather of New West-

and
Mrs, Ove Pedersen in Surrey.

Mr. and Mrs, H. Pitts will be
in Vancouver at the weekend to
of Miss

attend the

, »Mr, and

Mr, and Mrs. S, Dower and
Brian are to.

LEGION CORNER

At Tuesday nights regular
meeting, memberships were ap-

and two Club memberships. °
. Dave Campbell reporting on

proved for one ordinary member].

a meeting of the West Kooten-
ay Zone Sports: Committee in-
formed the meetIng‘that a Track
and Field meet will be held at
the new Warfield track on June
27th and 28th, The meet will be
open to all comers between the
ages of 10 years and senior ma
Further

be held on May 22nd.
All members are requested
to assemble at St, Alban's Chur-

ch at 7:15 p.m. Sunday, May 10th.

for Church’ Service,

A boost for the Branch schol-
arships was received in the form
of a grant of $100.00 from Bin-

regarding entries will be made
known at a later date,

A special Bingo wilt be held
on May 16th, A Club Social for
members wives and friends is to

Pharmaceutical Assoc.
Issues Waraing List

‘The British Columbla Phar.

tomorrow to attend the gradua-
tion of Miss Barbara Dower from

Doreen Pitis at’

vi General hospital.

Gen:

eral hospital., They will eiend

special church

Kinnaird Korner

Sunday evening “as well as the
graduation ceremonies on Tues-

day, May 12, ‘

Mr. and Mrs. W. O, Devitt
went to .Creston last weekend.

Qn their return they were ac.

ROUND STEAK, Ib, .........--.seeeee eee 696
KING-SIZE SURF, ....:.-.esecceceecuccereeees 990
. GREAMED CORN, (5 0z., G@for................. 85¢ |
MILK, Pacific, case, ......--2-seeeeeeneees $7.49

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TOMATO SOUP,

Heinz, 4 tins,....... 49¢

MARGARINE, So-Fresh
4lbs,, ............ 89

CRISCO
3 Jb. tin, ....... 99

SALAD DRESSING,

Salad Bowl, 32 0z., . . 59c

TOMATOES, Aylmer,
28 oz. tin, ......... 29e¢

BREAD, Toastmaster,
' Qloayes,...... pes

35c

_GRAHAM WAFERS,
Phegy eee. eee 290.
’ ORANGES,
5 Ib. bag, .......,. 59c

JAVEX BLEAGH,.....
half gal, .....5. 49¢

APPLE JUICE,
Clear, 48 oz. tin, . we 39c

ROOSTER COFFEE, °
Malkin’s 2:Ibs., . . . $1.18

WATERMELONS, .
each, ........+. 896

MEATS

PORK RIBLETS, cd
Wiss ee gee es eet

... 19¢

WEINERS,
bulk, Ib. 2... 6.

EXTRA

Buy two tins of PREM for 89c and get one tin of
beef stew FREE

SPECIAL

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=) Proxy Shower
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Mrs. Del Quarrier was the
guest of her brother and sister-
inlaw, Mr. and Mrs, O. N. .As-
kew- for a few days. She left by
plane on Friday to return to: her
-|home in Melborne, Ontario.

Mr. -and Mrs. E, Whitson
havé Mrs, Whitson’s daughter,
Miss Marle Street visiting them.
She arrived on the weekend
from Portland, Oregon and will
stay until'after Mother's Day.

R. MicLeod and daughter Joanne
from Timmins, Ontario, as new
residents of Kinnaird.

Mr, and Mrs. George Rich-
ards and family spent last week
on a combined pleasure and bus-
iness trip to the coast and the
Okanagan; visiting for one day
at Kelowna with Mr, and Mrs,
Bob Gordon and - family. They
ended their trip with a holiday
visit to Spokane before returning
home on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Hughes
and family of Oliver visited
friends and former

‘We welcome Mr, and’ Mrs,| ‘

has Issued
a list of warnings in connection
with the use and care of pres-
cription medicine.

Always look at the label and
read the directions carefully;,Ne-
Ver increase -the' dose or take
more frequently ‘than directed;
Never take medicines originally
prescribed for others;, Never
take medicine in the dark; Al-

ways hold the label slide up when

pouring from. a“ bottle in order
to preserve the _, instructions;
Keep all poisons and preparations
for external use apart from oth-
er medicines;. Keep all medicines
out of reach of children,

Miscellaneous Shower
For Diane Wooerts .

shower was held at the home of
Mrs. A. B. Condy in Kinnaird on
Thursday evening, April -30, in
honor of Miss Diane Woerts.
Miss Woerts, who came here
from Holland in March, will be
a June bride, After the arrival
of the guest of honour, everyone
played Bingo, ‘the winners being
Mrs: Muriel Muirhead, Mrs. Past

on the weekend, being the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monty
Warner,

The Ist Kinnaird Brownie
Pack enjoyed a hike to the park
on Saturday, April 25th. The fol-
lowing Wednesday, they attend-
ed the Guide meeting for a Fly-
Up Ceremony to send Irene Dev-
erney, Muriel Fink and Lynn Ro-
berts on their way to Guides.

Guide cookies are going on
sale in a Blitz drive, Monday,
May 11th. in:the evening.

Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Archi-
bald visited Chilliwack and the
coast on a recent motor trip.
They were accompanied from
Vancouver by their

Mrs.

Smale and Mrs, Kay Hawkins.
To the strains of “I “Love
You Truly", Miss Willa Condy
and Master Tom Condy, dressed
as bride and groom, promenaded
in and presented the bride-elect
with the little bride’s bouquet of
Lily-of-the-Valley. They were fol-
lowed by Miss Alexa Condy who
pushed in a miniature windmill
containing the gifts of some for-
ty Invited guests. ¥
After she had opened all
the gifts, Miss. Woerts thanked
the guests, explaining that show-
ers are not given in Holland, and
inviting them all to visit her fu-
ture home.

Peggy, to Castle Rock and Port-
land, Oregon, then back. to Van-
couver before returning home on
Monday.

Robson’ Socials

SPECIAL FOR CHILDREN —
Corsages for mother,.50c, Hel-
en’s Flower Shop. 118
FOR SALE — half acre lot in

Kinnaird, all level. Apply Box
490A, C: tint

Mrs. D, Gavrilik left Mon-
day with Mr. and Mrs. C. Ten-
ch of Rossland, for a holiday in
New Westminister, where she
will be the duest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Gavrilik, Mrs. Gavrilik will
be in Victoria on May 10th when
she will attend her grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Diana Gavrilik’s, grad-
uation as “a Mediclal Laboratory
Technician. Miss Gavrilii is pre;
sently working in the Trail Tad-
anac Hospital and is on call for
the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital,

Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Waldie
returned Saturday from Vancou-
ver. They were accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Dawn Wal-
die, a student of UBC,

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Murphy of
Trail were the guests of Mr. and

8, H. Johnson on Thursday.

7
Far Gail Seaton _

. Miss Gail Seaton, brideelect
of this month, was honored “at a
proxy shower’ held recently at
the home of Mrs. Dorothy Shel-
fontiuk, Co-hostesses with Mrs,
Shelfontiuk for the occasion were
‘the Misses. Marianne Campbell
and Rosemary Goodwin.

A lovely corsage was pre-

sented to Mrs. J. Seaton, guest’

of honour, and mother of the
prospective : ‘bride. Mrs. Seaton
was accompanied by her younger
laughter, « Wendy and by Mrs. D.
eaton.
Games ‘and . contests were
njoyed during the early part
f the evening. Following this,
he ‘gifts were displayed, then
Jegantly- wrapped and placed in
a box to be sent to Miss Seaton,
who is residing in New Westmin-
ster. ie
’ ant the close. of the evening,
refreshments were ser-

go Elgin Hill of Trail
was, first prize winner and re-
ceived an electric Fry Pan, while
Mrs. Eva Conroy of Castlegar
was the lucky winner of a Shak-
er and glasses as second prize.

“Service

ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTRE

Box 397 —- Castlegar, B.C, — Phone 4086

Guide “Ass'n. Mother's Day Tea, May 9th, 2.30 p.m.
St. Alban’s Holl,

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piAMoNDs _’ MOTHERS’ DAY
Sunday, May 10
BEAUTIFUL-ASTING~|N

MOTHER HAPPY

GIFT SUGGESTIONS

Watches, Jewelry, Rings
DIAMONDS Bone Ching, Gift wares

DIAMONDS Ste" “

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PORK CHOPS, loin, Ib. . :

PORK ROASTS, cenire culs, Ib. .......... 0.2.05 650"
PORK ROASTS, end culs; Ib. .........-.-2+en2++ S5C
HAMBURG STEAK, 2 Ibs... :.....-2-2+0ec2e0+0++ 896
ROUND STEAK, ROASTS, Ih. .........---2220+-4 796
T-BONE STEAKS, Ib. ....0ecceeceeeeeeeeee 896
_ BEEF POT ROASTS, Ihe eeeeceeeeereeeeeeteeee MQ

WHISPER NYLONS 25 sence |

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Our BLOSSOM TIME SALE. caus for the real of the

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PHONE 2681

Robson Recreation Society|:
Holds Concert Friday

The Robson Recreation Soc
iety held a successful Varlety
Concert on Friday evening in the
Robson Community Hall,

The was opened

young people. Mrs.
Know a Bank", “Bendemeer's
Stream” and “The Old, Old
Song.”

Two solos by Mrs. E. Kratt,
“and “Smil-

fa, with the singing of “O Canada”,

followed by, the Brilllant School
choir singing a group of four
pleces. Mrs. A. W,. Thorp was
conductor and Mrs, J. E. Wallace
accompanied them The pieces
sung were: “Glow Worm", “I

ing aur were next with
‘Mrs, Wallace accompanylng on
the piano.

A group of Mrs. K. Andrea-
shuk’s dancers were next. These
consisted of Elaine Adshead, Dene
and Kathy Glraud, Evelyn andj er,

make-up.

Barbara Martin;

Irene Hunter and Shirley Dob-,

on,

The Russian Choir from Bril-
lant thrilled the ‘audience with
a group of four Pieces and were
recalled for an encore. This was
followed by a short play by four

the

deserve a great deal of credit for
such a good performance, Mrs.
H..Johnson was in charge of the

‘The play was very well act-
ed and the pace was kept: up
throughout, The play was “Mttd-
red Is My Name”. The cast was
Grandpa, Lloyd J. Stadler; Moth-
* Mildred,

Judy Stadler; Donald Saunders,
Leslie Waldic, The audience was
very appreciative and showed it
by thelr applause.

Community singlng was next
with Mrs, Kraft at the plano and

Thorndale was thanks are extended to the A.O.-
director of the play and.
young people and Mrs, Thorndale

T.S. for the loan of the song

Gansule College
To Be Held Here

A Capsule College sponsored | ==
by the Pharmaceutical Associa-
tlon of the Province of British
Columbia will be held in the
Okanagan area in May. Three

books, The cloth for
which tickets have been on sale
for some time,. was drawn by
the youngest child present with
Mrs. Sam Gleboff being the luc-
ky winner.

Mr. Hyson closed the’ even-
ing with a few thank-

in the group
will autre pharmacists and

at three conti _ Cranbrook,
Castlegar, and Kelowna.

. “The Use and Abuse of Mod-
‘ern’ Drugs” will be the subject of
a talk to be given by Dr. J. E.
at the

ing the Russian Choir for com-
ing and saying it would take too

~ that puts:
vim in.
~ young
_ bodies.

Modern Dairy Phone 537

DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE NATURE'S
WAY TO BETTER HEALTH!

tile of milkt Did you know he the

ae human body Uses protein tn MILK for tissue bolding, St

' galnerals for construction ond matntenance ef bones
and teeth, vitamins for growth and health, and fats
-and carbohydrates for energy. Milk fs alto @ neces.
3 ad foundation for the vast majority of diets). Se,
' eink to betier health for oll the foray with lots oF
eallk, every day! :

long to express thanks to each in-
dividual, but he hoped they
would ‘all accept a very big thank
you. He also” said on behalf of
the’ soclety he would like to
}thank any ‘that had helped in
any way whatsoever, to make
such a ‘Buiccessful’ evening, not
forgettiny 1O8e, whe had attend.
ed.

ren.were. having a Bake Sate and)
“| Tea, the proceeds of which to-]
gether with the proceeds of the
-| Robson School -Tea, -will be used
4 to. purchase a small, oxygen tent’
for the ‘Castlegar ° “and’ District
| Hospital, “saying that the chila-
fen and teachers would , lke, te
see. “the school ‘packed coe the,
sales: |
A very pleasant evening. was
brought to-a close’ with thé sing-

May, he "Brillant -school chila-| ;

Faculty of Pharmacy, U.B.C. He
will ‘discuss tranquilizers, anti-
biotics and barbiturates:

. Mr. N.'S, Babb, a Vancouver
pharmacist, will. discuss .“Photo-
graphic \Sales Techniques”, and
the publir relations side of phar-
macy, will be explained by Mr.
Hugh D. Armstrong of A, Wil-
jamson ‘Ltd, Public Relations
‘Counsel to'the Association.

The meeting at Cranbrook

placé in ‘the Lounge Room
e Kelowna, / Aquatic Club,

dia centres throughout the year.

ing of “The Queen. ‘“

A Brownie Guiders training
session for the District of Castle-
gar was held at the Kinnaird
School, April 27th, with. Mrs, H.
W. Quain acting as Trainer.

Registration and: the reading
ef a Guider's prayer by Mrs. J.
R: MacBain, District Commission-,
er, opened the program. .

‘Brownie’ Guiders Hold
Training Session

Castlegar, Mrs. H. Johnson and
Mrs. J.-S. Hunter of Robson, | ==
Mrs. J. Johnson, Mrs. R. V. La-
mond and Mrs. B. Roberts of Kin-
naird,

Taps concluded the active
session. It was gratifying to note
that several Brownie mothers
were present and joined in the

Games for fun, get
ed games, plus quiet or lively
games all have a place in the
Brownlie program, so such’ spec-
tific items as compass, nature,
semaphore, courtesy, etc., can’ be
taught’ through games. There
ure ceremonies which never al-
ter, such as the traditional fairy
ring, grand howl, and so on, or
the special event presentation - of
stars, badges, ete. for which

It is through
we teach reverence, respect and
poise. There are also’ dancing
and singing games for rhythm
and fun. As items of the’ above
were explained, the Guiders’ per-

present came into the Pow Wow

out.’ On ‘display were books,

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charts and simple
handicrafts for use in a Brownie
Pack.
The Guiders present were
Mrs, 1. Morey, Mrs. J. Dalziel,

Brownie and Guider can create. a|.

formed them. On conclusion, all|-

ring and the singing of several |’
new Brownie songs wére tried],

Mrs. P, Sanderson, Mrs. A. R.
Harvey and Miss L, Morey of

were
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 7,

1959

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