CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 1,

1958

Dennis The Menace

“KEEP AN EYE ON MY HORSE, Wilt YA, PODNER 2*

Trail iy and today, are

Castlegar Happenings

Mrs. S, Simcock spent a few
@ays in Spokane recently where
she visited her sons-in-law and
daughters, Mr. and‘Mrs. S. Weirg-
burg and Mr. and Mrs, G. F,
Hunt, and her grandchildren.

. . District Rotarians and their
wives who attended the Rotary

District Conference held in Walla
Walla, Washington, from Sun-
@ay to Wednesday of this weck,
wre Mr. and Mrs. E: Kraft, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T, Horswill, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Guido and Mr .andd Mrs,
J. MacBain

Attending the Kootenay Di-

Mrs, 3. PF, Pioush, pt president of
St. Alban’s W.A., Mrs. R, Don-
hnan, delegate fram the group, and
Archdeacon B, A. Resker,

Mrs, Jean Wylie of the Banic
of Montreal staf? is aeldavieg at
the coast,

“Mr. L. V. Campbell attend-

ed a meeting, last weekend in
of

Bureau of the B.C.
Newspaper Association.

Mr. arid Mrs. G. Anderson
and family spent last weekend in
Spokane.

Dr, and Mrs. A. Walley are

Weekly

"| attending a Dental. Convention in

Vancouver this week. In their
absence, their daughters Jean

ocesan W.A, Annual meeting in

and Anne are guests at the And-

TA

erson ranch.

Eleven Sisters from Kootenay
Temple No. 37, Phythian Sisiters,
were among the large numbec
attendig the Distrist Conven-
tion held in Nakusp on Satur-
day. District Grand Deputy, Mrs.
Olive Jansen presided over the
sessions. Past Chief fr’. Vary
Randall of Castlegar won the Of-
ficer of the Day award, and in

Castlegar |
Kinnaird
. Robson

Deer Park  —
Renata. aed

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SEAT o_o
SOCIAL NOTES

ISTRICT

REPORTERS

* Renata Tidings

The April Women’s Institute
meeting was held at the home
of Mts. Henry Toews. Roll call
response was an exchange of
recipes.

Bazaar convenor for Fall
Bazaar was named Miss Ethel
white. a

voted on purch:

the ‘Drill team ion pre-
sented by several Degree Staffs,
first plac was won by by. both
Nakusp and Trail Temples who
will each hold the shield for six
months.

Mrs, A. Aasland and daugh-
ter have returned from Van-
couver, from a week's visit as
the guests of Mrs. J. Townsend.

Archdeacon B. A. Resker was
among the Anglican Camp Lead-
ers who attended a Training
Course held last Saturday at
Grey Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Haves
have as their guest the latter's
mother, Mrs. C. Porter of Chel-
tenham, Glioc., England. Mts. Por-
ter, who plans an extended visit

came over on the Empress of
Britain.

Miss Grace MacFarland who
has been the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James
Killough for the past week, re-
turned today to her home in Van-
couver.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Ford and
family spent the _weekend in

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May 3rd, 1958

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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mac-
kenzie and daughters Susan and
Holly, of Vancouver, are guests
at the home of the latter’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Easton.
Mrs. J. Byers of Blueberry
was a Castlegar visitor on Mon-

Mi.’ i. Carlson’ of tuitanit

ing wire for baseball backstop
for the playground, A clean-up
day will be held in May,

It-was decided to plant two
dogwood trees, one at school
and one in the cemetery to com-
memorate the Centennial year.

+A demonstration .of apple
streudel was given by Mrs, Matt
Rohn and members enjgyed the
streudel as part of the refresh-
ments served by hostess Mrs. H.
Toews,

Lucky gift donated by Mrs,
P. Warkentin was won by Mrs,
H, Funk.

May meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Ethel White.

Mr. and Mrs, A. G, Kock
and Jack Hansen have motored
to Saskatoon where they will
visit Mrs. .Koch’s father who is
il.

Mrs, I. Penner is a patient
in Nelson hospital for a week.

Mrs. Katie Dyck is spending
sevéral months in Mission City,
uyoP, ‘SIE poe aw yo yseng.
Hamm.

Mrs. Sara Hansen and daugh-,
ter Gracie are in Vancouver for'|
a time while Gracie is in a
Children’s Hospital for treat-
ment.

Mrs, F, Delorme, daughter
Gladys and sons Billy and Clif-
ford were visitors to Renata
Sunday.

‘Mr. -Isaac’ Penner,’ employed
in Nakusp spent the weekend
here.and Nelson. -

Mr. and Mrs; Bob McCullough
of Nakusp ‘spent the Sunday at

Gas Company, formerly from
Balfour, has taken up residence;

with Mr. and Mrs. S. Walton. |
Mr. and Mrs. Sid’ Walton/
were ‘Trail visitors on Sunday at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Barr. . .
The sympathy of their many
friends. is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. W. O, Devitt at the passing
of the latter's brother, Mr. Is-
aac .Tyson of Warfield.
The Cristofoli and Fogolin,
families, bereaved by the pas:
ing of their brother Isaia Crist-
ofoli of Trail, are also extended
sympathy.

ient in the Kooteny Lake General
Hospital,

Mrs. A. Zuckerberg has ra-
turned from a holiday in Winni-

| peg.

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Mr. A. Zuckerberg is a pat-

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Kinnaird Korner

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guido
spent the week in Walla Walla
Wash, where thed attended the
Rotary Convention.

Mrs. L, Preston, nephew of.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Ballard, return-
ed to his home in Saskatoon after
spending the winter with rela-
tives here.

Mr, and Mrs. P. Mbjelsky
and son Bobbie were weekend
visitors to Spokane.

This fs the tnve of year to Bink
about awnings. Speciol canvas
paints can transform ofd awnings
with bright naw colors: the potat
fob will alta extend awning life.

- Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
— Mrs. Kaufman - 3227
— Mrs. Johnson - 2672

Mrs, Witlamson *
Mrs, Warkentin

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_ Deer Park Socials

The Deer Park property
owners held a special mecting

power for the community.

Mr. J. P, Riley, Water Rights
Branch Engineer, and his as-
sistant, Mr. D. Smuen of Nelson
were present,

In view of the fact that there
does not seem to be any hope
in‘ getting the West Kootenay
Power and Light Company to
extend the power line from
Syringa Creek to’ Deer Park,
strong representation was again
made to the department regard-
ing a preliminary survey on
Deer Creek. . i

The whole matter of the sur-
vey was thoroughly discussed
and Mr. Riley promised that he
would take this matter up with
the Water Rights Branch and
that they would give, the Deer
Park residents expert advice on
installing a power plant.

The points discussed, which
the department will explore are
to try and induce the West Koo

‘ From Wilderness to Wonder-
land, a stirring pageant of B.C.’s
history which was to have beer
produced locally -on May 19,
has now been postponed indef-
initely.

ter months of planning and or-
ganizing, regrets the necessity
of the decision to abandon the
project, but in view of the lack
of public interest and support, no,
other decision was possible,

Of all the organizations who]:
had agreed to stage one or
more of the pageant scenes, only
the Kiwanis and the Canadian
Legion: were prepared for re-
hearsal of the whole pageant; in
addition the A.O.T.S., the P,T.A,
and Air Cadets attended last
week's rehearsal, -

As the production of the
pageant would involve frequent
rehearsals from now until May
19 of the whole pageant, it would
be a physical impossibility 1o
carry on.

Mr. Shkwarok aid, “the
Pageant Committee, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Arlee And-
erson, deserves a high commend-
ation for its efforts to revive the
community spirit which has ap-
parently disappeared from Castle-
gar for the past several years."

Pageani, Wilderness To
Wonderland, Cancelled

The Pageant Committee, an i;

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tenay Power and Light
to bring the power to Deer
Park; failing that, then to in-
stalk a power plant by the use}
of Deer Creek, if proven feasi-
ble; or to install a Diesel power]
gererator.

BIRTHS

LOVELAND — To Mr. and Mrs.
C, Loveland of Spokane, an April
ra ‘a daughter, Mrs. Loveland is
of Mr. and. Mrs. W.

Robson Socials

= r Walale of Robson,

Mrs, Beth Rogers. entertain-
ed! on Briday, April 25, in honor

KEM AN — To Mr. and
Mrs. H. 3. Kempermam. Robson,
April 27, a son,

or undercoater.

BUY IT NOW AT &

WEST'S

of her son Don, who
his Fifth: Birhtday. There six
invited’ guests.

Assisting Mrs. Rogers were
Mrs. B. McAlister and Mrs. Jim
Danciiella. ‘The table was cen-
trede with a Iarge birthday cake
decorated in pink and white.

Red Gross Merit
Award Presented
To Mrs, E. Smith

The pupils of the. Robson
School divisions I and 2 were
thrilled'- on Tuesday morning,
when Inspector C, S. McKenzie
presented’ Mrs. E. R. Smith div-
ision 2 teacher, with an award of
Merit, given by the Red Cross. .

This award was given Mrs.
Smith for her outstanding worl:
with the Junior Red Cross, for
a number of years. The present-
ation was niade in Mrs. Smith's
own class room, Mr. Henry Hy-
son, priieipal, was also present.
He thanked Mrs. Smith for the
service and years of work she
had giver to this worthy cause,
and also thanked Mr. McKenzie
for attending and making the
presentation. The Robson Junior
Red Cross were the first group)
to make a donation to the. Castle-
gar and District Hospital, their!
donation was 2 wheel chair. The}
money was raised by bake sales,
teas etc.

100K FoR THIS
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Sunday Church Services

ST. RITA'S CHURCH

Rev. E, A. Brophy, P.P.
Sth at Elm Streets %

1
Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30]
Mass at, Genelle at 4: 0

PENTECQSTAL TABERNACLE

Sunday School — 10.2.m,
Morning Worship _ i am
Bvangelistic — 7:30 pm, -
Prayer and Bible'Study, Thurs,

7:30 am.
“Friday, 7:30 pm Young Peoples]

COMMUNITY BIBLE CENTRE,
Sunday in ‘the Jegion Hall
, 10:30 Sunday Séhool — -
7:30 Family Service
At SL Columbia Ave.
i -Wed., 7:30 Young People's Hr,
; Fri, 8:00 Prayer & Bible Study,

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST

OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Sundays at 10:30 am,
- Twin Rivers Hall

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
‘KINNAIRD

Minister W. T. .McFerran
Public Worship —- 11 a.m.
_ Church Schopls meet in base-

JHE UNITED CHURCH

Robson: Ist & 3rd Sundays, at

llam. Sunday School 10 am,
Kinnaird: Service of Worship;

at 6:45 arm, Sundsy School 12
Castlegar: Service of Worship at

‘ment samé ‘hour.  ~

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THE ANGLICAN CHURCH

Sunday, May 4th, 1958
Castlegar, 9:00 a.m. — 7:30 p.m.
Kinnaird — 11:09 am

7:20 pm Sunday School 10:30 am

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Bolile Drive
” Weis Scouts $80.00

At a meeting of the Scouts
and Cub Group Committee held
last night at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, J. R, Killough, reports
were heard on the successful
Father and Son Banquet held

recently, at which 150 were pre-
sent, also on the equally success-
ful Scout Bottle Drive! now com- |'
pleted. The ’ proceeds of the |-*
Bottle Drive amounted to $80, it}
was learned.

Plans »:were discussed for

sunitier gamps,, but no. details},
Cc

were availible at this times

Large Turnout For Robson.

_ Centennial Service

Sunday. evening. the. Robson
- Church,

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WEDDING
INVITATIONS

“CASTLEGAR NEWS

TONE...

‘ANNUAL GERERAL MEET
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Zone 2 — Kinnaird .

Zone 3— Robson .

On Wednesday, May 7, 8 p.m. in: the
Improvement Society Holl Basement.

Zone | — Gasilegar

On Thursday, May 8, 8 p.
Community Hall,

Hall.

was filled to capacity, when the
Guides, Brownies, Scouts .and

Cubs. joined with the congrega-|:

tion for the ‘Service.of Thanks-
giving’. for the

Rev.  ‘Abchdedcon Resker, the
band the audi

Large Attendance
At Robson Supper

cessful ‘Supper, in the Communi-
ty Hall. Mrs, -R T. Waldie, the

recited “Song of B.C", under
Columbia’.

“The band played another!
selection, followed by the pra-

Archdeacon B, A. Resker
took the theme of the centennial
for his address, telling of the
trails the pioneers had blazed
and said we should thank God
for those early settlers,

After the service everyone
adjourned to the. front’ of the
Community Hall, for the Cen:
tennial Flag Raising.

The ceremony opened with
Mr. Ballard reading the Pro-
clamation. The children, who
were situated on the platform,
recited ‘Song of British’ under|
the direction of Mrs. Smith. Mr.
Hyson read the address ‘Thanks
‘to God for His Goodness’, fol-
lowing this the Castlegar Legion
Band played ‘a selection. The
children sang ‘Star of the Wesi’.

Following an address by the| C

Brother Of Castlegar
Resident Passes

Castlegar residents, Mrs. L.
E, Killough and Mrs, F. A.
Swanson received news last
week of the death of their
brother Frederick J, Clark, of

of the C flag
by Archdeacon Resker,

The Guides formed a guard
of honor for the flag which
was carried. by the grand-
daughters of Robson Pioneers,

This was followed by the:
lighting of the beacon tire.

the guests.
The tables were*dceorated with
low bowls. of. yellow flowers: in
keepig ‘with ¢he C.

Saturday, April 26, the W.A,
‘|to the Robson Community 'Mem-
orial Church, held a very ‘guc-'

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May I, 1958

SHHS. Counsellors
Sneak To P-TA

Subject choices and course
requirements for ‘high school
students on either University or
General Programs were the topic
at: Monday night's meeting of
the Stanley Humphries Parent.

theme. The committees in charge
were: Food’ — Mrs, D, Carter,
convener, assisted by Mrs, H.
Hyson, Mrs. W. E. McPhee and
Mrs, 0. B. Ballard. Decorating —
Mrs. R. T. Waldie, assisted by
Mrs, J, Raine and Mrs, F. Gir-
aud. Clean-up Committee — Mrs,
o we Thorp, Mrs. H, Evans, Mrs,
and Mrs. R, E.

Snecial Meeting To
Nisciss Terrorism
in W. Koolenav Area

A special meeting of the
Associated eBoards of Trade and
Ch t Ce of South|

aes Supper Tickets — Mrs.
R. Brown. Publicity — Mrs. J.
Raine.

After the supper there was
an entertainment hour with Mr.
Waldie-as MC, Mrs. ‘A. W. Thorp
and Mrs. L. M. Quance were in
charge of enterfainment, The
opened with a dance

Eastern British Columbia will be
held in Castlegar on Monday,
May 12 to discuss the terrorism
in the palenaye Mayors, Village

by Mrs. N. Andreashuk’s pupils.
Next, a vocal duet by Mrs, Helen
McLeod and Jee Killough, at-
tired in centennial period dress,

tives of school” boards have been
asked to ‘attend,

One ‘point for discussion is
the resolution passed by the
Trail Chamber of Commerce
recently which urges the pro-
vincial government to set up
a continuing commission to
study the problem.

lowing a lengthy illness.

Mr. Clark will be ‘remember-

€d by many friends in Castlegar
as he visited in the area a num-
ber of times and was much tak-
en with th: Kootenay district.
. Surviving are his wife Amy
in Kindersley, three daughters,
Mrs. Harry Berg, Mrs. Charles
Carley and Mrs. Michael Essar
and another sister, Mrs. LW. H.
Davis of Regina.

Funeral services were held
Saturday, burial being -in the
family plot in Saskatoan City
cemetory,

es N. BEAUPRE PRESIDENT
B.C. CHEMCEL .& CELGAR

B The appointment of. T.. N.:
Beaupre as President of Colum-

bia’ Cellulose Company, Limited
and Celgar Limited was announ-
ced in Vancouver today by M:
‘W.-Mackenzie, President of Can-
adian Chemical & Cellulose Com-
pany, Ltd.(Chemcell),

Mr, Beaupre joined Chemcell
in 1953, and came to Vancouver
early in 1957 as Executive Vice-
President of Columbia and Cel=\
gar. 3

Mr. Beaupre was born in
Montreal, graduated from McGill

»-and served

as an officer of the Canadian. Ar-
my. Following war, he enter-
ed Government service in Ot-
tawa, first with the Department
of Trade and Commerce,. then
with the Repartment of Defence
Production, where he was As-
sistant Deputy Minister, and Di-
rector of Aircraft Production.

Chemcell is comprised of the

On Friday, Moy 9, 8 p:m.

British Columbia operations uf
Celumbia Cellulose Company, Li-

NO SACK LOOK
FOR THE QUEEN |
bs Se

n Elizabeth flashes
graceful smile as she raises

Awards Dai Tanie
At Kinnaird P-TA
The. aird PTA. met
last week’ and, heard a report
from the. nominating committee,

q tive ‘plans were made
for at the]

mited, which has a
eal and -textile plant at Edmon-
ton, Alberta, and a textile fin-

ishing plant at St. Jean, Quebec.

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track meet to be held late in May.
” A very short discussion en-

of an Awards Day in the Kin-
naird School, however, Mr. Bate
was unable to be present to give
his views, A future meeting will
discuss the topic and deéide on
its merits.

After. the’ business meeting
Mr. Vie Mowbray delivered a
talk and showed slides on’ his
trip ito Lake pour With en-

pl

‘sued concerning the introduction |,

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day hiking and idles at a-moun-
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“Your patronage apprec-
jated whether your order
is large or. small,

This’ was by a dance
done by the pupils of Mrs. A.

Teacher A tion, as a follow-
up to the discussion on the sub-
ject at last general meeting.
Speakers were A. R. Harvey
and’ Miss M. H. Richardson,
Counsellors at the high school,
who explained for the benefit
of parents present, the require-
ments for either program.
Both programs call for a
total of 120 credits for gradua-
tion, they pointed out,
Answering a question as to
why Latin is not offered in the
high school, Misa Richardson
said this matter had been dis-
cussed at the recent meeting of
High School Counsellors she at-
tended at Vancouver. Miss Rich-
ardson’ said it is felt Latin is ‘not
advisable at high school level,
but may be taken in University
by students, studying for pro-
fessions which require it.
Some interesting figures on
. taking

“De
Glory. Road” by Miss Pearl Me-
Creight,

Duet by Mrs,
Mr. Killough,
Colored slides of local beauty
spots, the Pasadena Rose Parade
and Disneyland, these were
shown by Mr, J. H. Smiths The
evening was brought-to a close
with community singing led by,
Mr. J. Killough.

McLeod and

on General

were presented by W. R. Brown,
High School Principal who said
the percentage in B.C. is 60
University to 40 General stu-
dents,: while in Castlegar . the
tigures are 80 students on Uni-
versity. °

This. year, continued Mr.
Brown, out of a,graduating class
of 45, those electing the Univer-
sity number 40, against

[eomenuetariny

"| Committee

five on General,

During the business session
of the meeting a discussion was
held on. the’ question of the
Graduation banquet which has
become an..annual affair with
the PTA, in charge -of catering.
At this date’ no convenor has
been apppinfed.for the banquet
committee,

Mrs. D, Campbell, Presi-
dent, presented her report: on
the recent: convention of ‘the
Parent-Teacher Federation’ at
Vancouver,

“Chairman of the nominating
for Stanley Hum-
phries PTA is Mrs. A. E. Norris.

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