4 CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, December 12, 1957

Castlegar Happenings|

The Rev, and Mrs. A. O.
McNeil spent Tuesday in Creston,
They were accompanied as far as
Nelson by Mrs. W. Easton.

Mr, Don Wallace was called
to Brandon, ‘Man, with his two
brothers from Trail on Sunday,

their mother. Word has since
been received here that Mrs.
Wallace passed away Monday
evening.

Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, L. A. Gruncrud this
weekend will be the latter's
mother, Mrs. Findlater and sister,
Mrs, L. Petersen of Warfield.

Mrs, Helen Gergley visited
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gergley in Nel-
son on Wednesday.

owing to the serious illness of

SEE OUR COMPLETE

SELECTION, OF Miss Regina Campbell, who

is ‘a Nurse-in-Training at St.
Paul's Hospital, Vancouver, is
home to_spend a month's holiday
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
L. V. Campbell.

Mr, and Mrs. T. Blackburn
received a telegram of the pass-
ing of Mrs, Blackburn's brother-
in-law, Mr. A. Houston of Red
Deer, Alta.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, T. Blackburn on Sun-
day were: Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Archibald and family of Nelson.

PHOTOS

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Christmas Concert

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Kinnaird Korner

Mrs. W. K. Fox, district
commissioner to the guides en-
rolled the following eight girls
on Wednesday evening: Carol
Ann Buckna, Maureen Fenner,
Wendy Reith, Merilyn Edmond-
son, Margo McKenzie, Arlane
Archambault, Janice Hebgy, and
Joan Guido.

Completing their Gold Cord
test in Guiding were Miss Betty
Campbell and Yvonne Mitchell.
They were awarded proficiency
badges; Yvonne for Postal, Em:
pire Knowledge; Globe Trotter,
Woodsman,_ Handy Woman,
Woodcraft Emblem; Betty for
Postal, Globe ‘Trotter, Handy
Woman, Woodcraft Emblem and
Naturalist,

The girls will be honored
sometime in February, when the
gold cord will be presented to
them.

Others receiving proficiency
badges were Marilyn Markle,
Postal and Globe Trotter; Shar-
on Markle Postal; Diane Hay-
wood Globe Trotter; Doris Brom-
meland Postal; Beverley Robin-
vod, Hostess. This meeting ws,
brought to a close with a short
talk by Mrs, Fox, Taps and the
Lord’s Prayer,

Mrs, R. Gabbana has return-
ed from hospital and is recov-

tune of injuring her hip.

Mr.. and Mrs, W. Ball. Jeft
for California on Tuesday to
spend the holiday. with their
daughters and their families.

Robson Socials

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

"| ed to the Twin Rivers Hall where

ering after having the misfor-

e

SQUAT
THE

DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES

REPORTERS

=_- Mrs, Hostetter
— Mrs. Smecher

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SAE TRAM

Turkey Dinner Here

The monthly meeting of the
Lillian Killough .Chapter IODE
was preceded by a delicious
turkey dinner in the United
Church Hall and was catered to
by the WA, The tables, were: de-
corated with flowers in the fall
shades and Ct place

Mrs. Kaufman -

Mrs, Williamson 3 4
Mrs, Warkentin

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White
Presi-

the Royal visit to the
House October 18, 1957.
dent Eisenhower being the 8th
President to present this medal
said that Prince. Philip had

to millions of ‘the planets and its
people,

‘Answering modestly his Roy-
al .Highness said I can hardly
believe this has happened to me,
and commended the Society for

cards.

The Grace was said by Mrs,
A. 'T. Horswill, and Mrs. Lillian
Killough was the dinner guest.
The members later, adjourn-

the Regent Mrs. Easton opened
the meeting for business, Mra,
West’ after reading oe previous

to bette!

between the ‘English speaking
people, = *

Education Secty., Mrs. Gop
esky displayed a certificate cer-
titying that the IODE had adopt-
ed the Silver Birch School, and
it was decided to have it framed.
Mrs, Scott was elected to be the
on the Fall Fair

minutes
the Handicapped " Mecting and
said Mrs, Palsson would greatly
appreciate any ideas on making
gifts and so forth, that her class
could use also for bright pieces
of felt, buttons or beads,

It was voted that they pur-
chase the book “B.C. Centennial
Anthology” and present it to the
library so that the public may
have use of it, .

Mrs. J. S. Scott, Empire
Study Convenor read an article

Board for 1958. Mrs, Goresky
and Mrs. A. Harvey will attend
the Centennial meeting.

The Regent welcomed a past
member. Mrs, J. Deans who is
visiting here from Gibsons,

At the close of the meeting,
a social hour was held and sing-
ing commercials to the tune of
Christmas Carols were greatly
enjoyed as were the carols play-
ed by Mrs. C. Onions. Exchange
of gifts from a gayly lit Christ-
mas Tree were handed out and

on
ing: Prince “Philip with the Ne

served by Mes-
dames Killough, Zinnio and

whlverton.

tional Society's Gold Medal on

Convenors Named
For CWL Bazaar

The C. W. L.-of Castlegar
held their monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs, L, V. Campbell in
the form of a Christmas party.

The rooms were decorated in
Christmas motifs. The table was
‘with a small decorated

yw Junior and Senior Choirs
vz Band Novelty Numbers
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Adutts 50c Students and Children 251
Friday, Dec. 13 8:00 p.m.

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Visitors at the home of Mrs.
D. Gavrilik for 4 days were her

-son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and

Mrs. S. Gavrilik of Trail,

Among those attending the
Celebrity Concert in Trail on,
Friday were Mr, and Mrs. R. T.
Waldie and Dr. W. Wright.

'

were her

Mrs. D, Magee’s guests over, :

Christmas tree, There were 28
members. present.

The Christmas party will-be
held at the .Marlane Hotel. on
Sunday Dec. 15, Mrs. Hyde is
training the children of the Sun-
| day-School for a concert. The C.
W. L. will give bags of candy to
the children.

Mrs. L, V. Campbell and Mrs.

he
and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. G.
Magee of Spokane.

Mr. and Mrs, S. Saprunoff
of Trail visited Mr. W. Saprun-

L are busy for
the Spring Bazaar. The conven-
ors for the various booths were
named -and asked to make an
early start to make the affair a

‘Tuesday morning. from Clark's

‘Stevenson Funeral :
Held Tuesday

Funeral services were held

Funeral Chapel in Trail for Mrs.
Lucinda Almira Stevenson who
passed away at Chilliwack on
December 5. Mrs. Stevenson was
the mother of a Kinnaird resi-
dent, Mrs. J. R, McLeod, and
passed away only two days -be-
fore her 92 birthday, following
an illness of some years.
Archdeacon B. A. Resker of-
ficiated at the services and or-
ganist was Mrs..Pat Cross of
Trail. -

Hymns sung were old time
favorites yof Mrs. Stevenson,
“Abide With Me”, and ‘Rock of
Ages.”

Pallbearers were H, H. Kil-
lough, H. F: Killough, ¥. McLeod,
J. C, Killough, J. M. Killough,

brought a better understanding |:

its sng te con-|~

UGE

For the third ¢onsecutive:yenr,'Jerry. J. Kelske of Belecker.
Alta. has been named wheat king at the Chicago fair. Here he
examines a sample of his grain with his father.

optimist sees things as

Business is like, oil, it won't

mix with anything but: business, they 8 shouts be— note as they are.
retire

Many people’ .could man has tact who won't’

comfortably on “what thelr ex- hance his mind but will change
perience has cost them.’

the subject.

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AIR CADET’S

ut Drive
TOMORROW NIGHT
COMMENCING AT" 6:30 BM.

‘SATURDAY COMMENCING AT 2 P.M.

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HAVE YOUR MONEY READY WHEN THE
DOORBELL RINGS

— Support The Air Cadets —

he

_ decorated with yellow and

~ Victory Supper Held
in Robson Communily

The Robson Anglicans held
thelr Victory. Supper in the
Church Hall on Thursday, Dec.
5, with about 75 sitting down to
supper, The hall was tastefully

pompom mums, and

Mr. Hyson then introduced Mr.
and Mrs. Jack: Kirby of Kin-
naird and Mr, and Mrs. Colin
Petts of Castlegar. Mrs." Kirby
gave an outline of what) Kin.
naird was doing and congratu-
lated Robson pn -thelr success.
Mr, Petts also said a few words
and added his congratulations to
those’ of Mrs, Kirby's. Archdea-
con B,.A,. Resker thanked all
those who had worked so hard to

cedar boughs,

After. the supper H. Hyson
introduced J; Raine who sald a
few words,’ and ended with. a
poem, ‘God Bullds No Churches’
by Edgar A. Guest. -D.° Carter
wos the next speaker, and he
said that the Robson share of the
‘forward. tund is €900-a year and
that this was indeed a Victory
Supper for Robson, as. they had
gone over the top of the quota,

Fe

Inake the canvass and the sup-
per so: ‘successful. Mrs. L. ML
Quance. convenor for the supper
was assisted by Mrs. J, Raine,
Mrs, ‘J. Smith,. Mrs. H. Hyson
and Mrs, R, T. Waldie, :

The Young People waiting
on tables were Bev, Hyson, Shar-
on Wylie, Mildred Raine, David
Adshead and Leslie Waldie,

Some of the younger ones
were baby sitters. Those
charge of the canvass were Mr,
J. Raine, Duncan Carter, Henry
Hyson, J. H. Smith and R. T.
Waldie, The Archdeacon closed
with prayer,

Combination
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Mrs. W. Easto: 150

People get the most, kick
out of life who do the least Kick-
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PHOTOS

When the $7,500,000 public
appeal for funds for the Uni-
versity of British Col be-

D. Perry Heads Koofenay|
Drive For UBC Fund

and at the same time acknow-
ledge their interest in good ac-
for

gins in January, campaigners in
the Kootenays will be ready’ to
start, A large group of commit-
tees have been organized to
cover ‘territory from the Alberta
border to. Midway. General co-

students who ce far from their
homes,

* “In the Kootenays local chair-
men are:-J, G, Acres, Grand
Forks; L. S, Cansner, Nelson; W.
K. Gwyer, Trail; R, F. Mitchell,
W. T. Waldie, Castle.

for this sec-
tion of the Province is R, D.
Perry, Cominco's vice-president
and general manager. Sectional
chairmen are C. E. MacKinnon of
Cranbrook for the East Koot-
enay, and Dr, C, H. Wright of
Trail for the West Kootenay,
Commenting on the drive,
Mr. Perry said about half of the
students at U. B.C, are from
outside Grdater ‘Vancouver, but
the campus can house only 1,-
134 — mostly in old army. huts.
‘The accommodation problem’ ex-
tends to othér facilities as wel!:
classes are crowded and held in
unsuitable huts; laboratory ses-
sions must run until late at night;
library space is at a, premium;

in very makeshift quarters. The
heavy enrolment, which will con-
tinue to inerease, is a factor
which makes these and other pro-
blems very critical. Normal dev-

;|¢elopment of the University was

hindered by the depression and
World War 11 which, combined
with the enormous. post-war
needs, has produced the pressing
situation of today,

Up to 1965 it is

gar; F, T. Middleton, Salmo; H.
F.' H, Miller, Nakusp; Norman
Brooks, Kaslo,-New Denver and
Slocan City; D. S, Campbell,
Riondel; C. E, MacKinnon, Cran-
brook (and East Kootenay Chair.
man)} R. M, Cooper, Creston; K.
N. Stewart, Fernie; D. A. Gil-
more, Golden; W. H. R. Gibney,
Alumni.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, as: December 12, 1987

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are .working closely -with the
campaign chairman.

by Rosalyne Williams

Friday night two very good
basketball games were snes | in

that approximately $30,000,000
will be needed tor buildings. It
is estimated that $5,000,000 : will
be. available from: the Canada
Council.. The

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CHOCOLATES, Sugarhouse, 2 tbs.
MARGARINE, Parkay, 2 Ibs.

ment has agreed te ani the
University with. $10,000,000 over
the next 10.years and:will:match
dollar for dollar money donat-
ed and ‘pledged by business and
industry, the general public and
alumni. A public subscription of
$7,500,000 matched ty the Gov-

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the full total required of $30,000-
000. . -

Mr. Perry expressed confid:
ence, that people of the Keot-
enays will give their share to
. B. G. as*an instftution which
is ‘extremely, vital to everyone,

$25,000 Building
For Inland. Gas-Go,

Ideal climate all year ‘round |
will be top feature of an:$85,000
building now underway in ‘Pen.!
ticton, = * \

“still time for you to enter. The

which C:
a double Victory over the Siahare
Salmo teams. Gail Leitner with
14 points led the‘ Rockettes ‘to
a 32-15 victory over the Salmo
zitls, The Rockers ‘downed the
‘Salmo boys by a score of 58-39,
Top scorers’ were Marvin LeRoy
with 20 points and Sam Sheloff
with 10 points.“

The Junior Hospital Auxil-
jary (Mrs, Logelin's’s HPD 30
girls) held a highly successtul
sale’ on Saturday. This sale which
was held at West's Store consist-
ed of sewing, knitting and bak-
ing items. A profit of over $80
was realized at this sale and will
be used towards thé children’s
ward ‘of the ‘new Castlegar and
District Hospital. ‘That’s a pret-
ty good sum of money, don t you

agree? ‘

+ How are those cheers coming
along?*The deadline for the con-
test is tomorrow, but there is

prize for the best cheers, re-

' member is_a season's free pass to| -

all the basketball games.
I hope everyone is

Mrs. J. Sherbiko
Heads United W.A.

The Annual Meeting of the
Castlegar United Church W. A.
opened with a beautiful Christ-

ols were enjoyed,

The yearly payment on the
Manse was to ‘be sent to the
Board of Home Missions, Mem-
berships to the Kootenay Society,
for Handicapped Children was
renewed.

The Goodwill Circle met at
the home of Mrs, L. ‘Grunerud,
and the Rainbow Circle met at
the home of Mrs. John Sherbiko,
The Rev, Mr. McNeil took
the chair: for election of officers
for 1958. The following officers
were elected. Honorary President,
‘Mrs, McNeil; President, Mrs, ‘John
Sherbiko; Vice President, Mrs,
Grant

mas Service of Worship and car-|"

Squadron 581

The squadron nut drive: will
be held on Friday and Saturday,
December 13 and 14, The cadets
will call at all: homes in Castle-
gar, Kinnaird and Robson. It
is hoped that aur Funds ~Appeal
will meet with the response we
have, enjoyed in’the past four
years, “All cadets will be in uni-
form; when ‘they. call and. will
be

Mrs, R. J. Gemmill; Secretary,
Mrs. ‘W, C. Shay. ;

The members will cater to
the I. O. D;'E, dinner on Mon-
day Dec.Sth, and to the A. O. T.-
S. supper, Friday 13th, Arrange-
ments were made for the Christ-
mas Bazaar te be held in the
Church basement,

A box was filled with lovely’
wrapped gifts to be sent to the
patients at Essondale.

The driver. who speeds along
at 85 is literally killing ‘time. :

Tip to motorists: Watch out
for school kids — they weren't
brcught up to be run down.

Scandal. is one thing that
never gets shop worn by being
continually pased around, .

Truth has to change “hands
a few times to become fiction.

the “Party, Pack’
which sells for $1.50.

The cadets are enjoying
range which is held at the An-
derson Range Saturday morn-
ings. Mr. Woolls is to be compli-|
mented for making his time
available and the boys are en-
joying the hot cocoa and sand-
wiches supplied by Mrs. Ander-
son,

‘We noticed from the Pro-
vincial Committee that _a. rifle
competition embracing ail squa>
drons in British Columbia will
be held this year; from the tar-
gets turned in we feel sure that
our team will be in the running.

The Squadron is up to. the
strength which we feel we can
handle this year and no new
recruits will be taken in until
the new term starts in Septem-
ber 1958.

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building will have . ty. Room. ‘On the- program -will
“a natural ‘gas-fired air condi- be the Christmas Marque’ under | #8
tioning system, one of the first, the direction of Mr, , Meredith,
to be installed in B.C. The air choir and band selections and
conditioner wil beat the heat in’ ™any more entertaining items,
summer, . while. an ultra-modern! Come -on, come all’ to. the| ¥
‘natural gas heating system’ will big: Senior Snow Frolic. to. -be
take care of winter problems. «| held next Friday night. -Ducing! J
In addition,the new build-|the evening a. Snow Queen will
ing will be a showplace of natur- be crowns, and a Eh bese
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we also have a wonderful selection of Ladies’

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success.

At the ‘conclusion of the
meeting’“many
were arranged by Mrs.: J. Cor-
bett and Mrs, G. Archibald which
caused much merriment to all.

Decorated boxes were -filed
with gifts which were drawn for
by the members:

Refreshments were served by,
the hostessess, Mrs, L. V. Camp-
bell, Mrs. L. “Brodman, Mrs, ML
Dalton and Mrs. J. Corbett, by
candlelight.

Mrs, Halbauer, won the lucky
| number prize,

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off on ‘Sunday at the home of
Mrs, D. Gavrilik,

and R. McLeod. .
Burial | was: in the: family
plot in view
Besides her husband, F. W. Stev-
enson, who predeceased her in
1939.
. Mrs. Stevenson was ‘porn in
Montrealon December 8, 1865,
and was educated in that city.
She also lived for a time at Lake
Megantic, Quebec, and came west
32 years ago, first to the Peace:
River country of Alberta, then to
the Slocan Valley. She lived for
14 years in Rossland before
moving to Hope and Chilliwack
where she was residing at the
time of her death.
le in residence at Val-|.
Jey ,Haven, Chilliwack, Mrs.
was honored by being
named the “grandest grandmoth-
er in B.C", and was feted at
parties and the recipient of many
lovely gifts, This title was con-
ferred on her for the .greatest
number of, grandchildren and
great-grand children living.
Mrs, Stevenson was a strong

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and was active in her garden
until unable to get about at all,
and -was also expert at knitting
and ‘hooking rugs. She was still
hooking rugs. at the “age of 90
and in the space of a .year or
two had made over 30 of these
Jrugs: which she gave away to
friends, and donated to chur

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your family and friends, and our staffs
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SILVER BIRCH NEWS

=i°Mrs. D,. _Melntosh | oF. “Kin-| 4
naird’ gave some rhythm instr2-
ments to the’ school. These in-
struments ‘were made by a’ group
of, Kinnaird tgirls, They will be
put -to ute, right away. "with, the
” they will

On long distance calls, We suggest you let us
put your calls through on the days or evenings’
before Christmas to avoid possible delays

or disappointment on Christmas Day.

From now till Christmas all Bicycles sold will get a
F-R-E-E GIFT valued at ‘$5.00°

Castlegar
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Authorized Dealer 4

Leo Bosse

PHONE 2041

When you have placed your call there is
no need to contact your operator again.

She will work on it until it is completed. naird, Mrs, Stevenson’ is surviv-

ed by her daughters, Mrs. M. Hat-
‘ton at’. Beaverlodge, Alta;- Mrs.
Mabel McEachern of Greenville,
Maine, a-sister in California, 29
grandchildren, over 60 great-
grandchildren and one areal

great grandchild. ES

have,

Silver, Birch School” had a
very welcome visit from: a ‘group
of Grade Twelve students ‘of the
Home Economics Class last week
as part of their assigament.

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