i 4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov, 20, 1958

Castlegar Happenings Mrs. Madge Sorenson, Mrs. Flo-
‘rence Nixon and Mrs. Nellie
A group of sisters from Koot- prealora.

enay Temple, No, 37,
Sisters,
last Wednesday evening to attend Mr. J. T. Moore of Edmonton
the regular meeting of Rosevale was 2 business visitor here for
‘Temple, No. 38. Making her of- a few days,

ficial visit was the District De-
puty Grand Chief, Mrs.
Grunerud, and she was accom-'

Pythian

travelled to Fruitvale in im “peat -~Tadanac hospital.

Mr. and Mrs, R. A. D. West
Muriel spent Sunday at Willow Point.
Mr. ‘W, Houston has return-

Corporation OF The Village Of Castlegar

Notice

ANYONE CAUGHT CAUSING
PUBLIC DAMAGE WILL BE
_PROSECUTED.

By Order,
Village Clerk.

=
H. R. Adie is a patient =

on en

ed home after being a patient in
the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital.

Mr, Dave Seaton is a patient
in the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital.
. Mrs, Eva’ Forgie-Thompson,
a former Castlegar resident who
has been here visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Duncan, has
returned to Montrose where she
now makes her home with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, W. Goresky. Of interest to
her friends wil lbe the news that
Mrs Forgie-Thompson plans to
fly by Polar route early in Dec-
ember to Germany where she

will spend Christmas with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and

ee ererreneee een
Oo

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata

REPORTERS

Genelle — Mrs, Horan

ipanted by Mrs. Edith Sherbilco, ESI
THE, DISTRICT SOCIAL

NOTES

— Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
- Mrs, Kautman - 3227
— Mrs. Johnson -

5165

Mrs. Williamson
Mrs, Warkentin

Cc

Mrs, Bob Thompson. Bob’ is sta-
tioned with the RCAF there.
Mrs. Mary Hrooshkin has re-
turned from Alberta where she
visited with relatives,
Expected home this weekend
from the Castlegar and District
hospital is Mr. J. Gemmill,
Mrs. I. MeNiel and Mrs. I.
Swaddle have had as their guests
last weele Mrs. Martin from Cres-
ton and Mrs, S, Caston from Van-
couver,
Mrs, May Woolverton left
this morning for Calgary, Alber-
ta, where she plans to attend the
Brown-Bishop wedding, and
spend a few days visiting friends
and relatives,
A’ suprise baby shower for
Mrs. Pete Stushnov was held
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs, Fred Makaroff.
After laying of several

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PORK CHOPS, Ib.

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a

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; parents of a new baby girl.

q| guests for the week end Harvey
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2 pkes., ......220. 49c RIVIERA CREAMS, ‘
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Christies, pkg., ..... 29c
2 loaves, ..... . 33c

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BACK BACON,
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TOILET TISSUE,
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PASTE WAX,
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BONUS, Giant,
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B/SILVER BIRCH

m|she might have to do, Certainly
Ba | the pupils have taken to the idea,

B | ward to.!

.. 39¢

| very proud of.

f|deal of effort to secure on pop-

CUT-RATE GROCETERIA

KINNAIRD, B.C, ioe PHONE 3264

MM |licd. magazinesjin the last few

games, the honoree was present-
ed with a decorated box full of
lovely gifis for the baby-to-be.

Lunch was then served by

Mrs. Mike Harsh
in, Mrs. Mike Popoff, Mrs, A.
Reibin, Mrs, A. Nahornoff, Mrs,
P. Chersinoff, Mrs. Wm. Dootoft
and Mrs. Fred Makaroff.

Mr, and Mrs, Fred Podovin-
nikoff of Kamsack, Sask, have
been visiting in Castlegar "at the
homes of relatives and friends
forthe past, week. Relatives in-
clude: Mr. and Mrs, Pete Stooch-
noft, father and mother of: the
latter, also her brothers and sis-
ter-in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Stoochnoff, Mr. and Mrs. Alec
Stoochnoff and Mr. and Mrs,
Pete Stoochnoff. They also visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Mike Zaitsoff. The latter is a sis-
ter to Mr. Podovinnikoff.

‘Little Theatre

“Foollite” Notes -

Last Monday evening, the
regular Workshop “playreading”
session of the Kinnaird Little
Theatre was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, with Mrs.

reading” program for the even
ing.

The meeting opened with the
reading of three one-act plays.

The first “Riders to the Sea”
by J, M. Singe, is a play of sup-
reme tradgedy with a setting on
an island off the west coast of
Ireland. A mother,.2 daughters
and a son make up the solemn
east. The story is slow-moving,
but extremely powerful.

The second play entitled “Mr,
Sampson," and written by Char-
les Lee is the hilarious and well-
liked story of 2 sisters with an
undecided suitor (that is undecid-
ed as to who he should marry of
the two girls) who feels every-
thing could be decided by flipping
a coin, or by some such other
similar arrangement.

The third play, a Welsh way-
side comedy, by J. ©. Francis,
was entitled “Birds of a Feather.”
This is extremely funny and has
a cast of four men. The story is
about 2 seemingly harmless tirik-
ers (who are actually harmless
poachers) and their escapades
from the eyes of the law.

The story is fast-moving and
guite popular as far as produc.

Kinnaird Korner

Mrs, Tom Fourt is back from
a-trip to Kimberley where she
spent a week with her daughter
and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Wilson, The Wilsons are proud

Arlan’ Henderson had as his;

tion is

Following the reading of the
plays, a general discussion was
held. It was felt all three plays
were excellent Festival produc-
tion entries, and were thoroughly
enjoyed by the group.

A report was made by those
who had attended the Trail pro-
duction of “Pygmalion.” It was
thought to be,a fine and enjoy-
able

Clausen and Ken
Vernon. He accompanied them to:
Balfour on Monday to spend the
day with mutual friends of Hos-
pital days, Mr. Bill McKay.

Many ere coun to,
David

A skit, which was to be pro-
duced the following night at the
Robson Hall as part of their Cent-
ennial wind-up ceremonies, was
read out to the members present.
This skit had been written by Mr.

his fifth birthday Gn on Sunday, with
a party. Invited guests were,
Greg Archibald, Becky Kaufman,

mond and Wayne Jackson,

Today was really a good day
In fact, I gathered from what one
of the boys said repeatedly, that
today (Tuesday) was one of the
best days! Mrs. F, A. Hostetter
and Mrs, J. Pedersen are coming.
in for an hour once a week so
that Mrs. Palsson can, go out for
lunch and do any bit of shopping

because it is something different,
and new for them to look for-

I was really amazed at the
basket work that the pupils have
begun. Do you know I have a
small one at home, that was pur-
chased somewhere or other, and
compared to the careful worl:
these people are doing, with Mrs.
Moll’s and Mrs. Paulsons guid-
ing hands, is far, far supioror.
When these are done they will
be articles that aMyone could be:

Miss B. Tarbet has a “Thank
you” coming from Mrs. Palsson
for the book she went to a good

sicle stick crafts.

There are lots of ideas in
here, and as soon as som e of the
current projects are finished up,
they will likely start on these new
ideas, Speaking of, finished up,
thanks to all of you’ who supp-

weeks, the scrapbooks for - the
hospita! are, finished, and will be:
taken to the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital this week, I think
today was a good day: to ~ not
for the same. redson as theboys

Dianne Westerlund, Brian La-| 3

G. Hughes for the oc-
casion. r

charge of the program.

A. Harvey in charge of the “play-|

the announcement that the next You can’see the world in
“General Meeting” would be held} automoblle—the .way you dr!
at the home of Mrs. D. W.!/decides which world.

Brookes, {n Kinnaird, on Decem- __
ber Ist, 1958 at 8:00 p.m. Mrs, Nowadays they call a man
McBain volunteered to be in|extremist just because he is al
to make both ends meet,

a.

ble;

al

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MAKE SURE

YOUR NAME

IS ON THE VOTERS LIST

YOU HAVE ONLY UNTIL

This Saturday, Nov. 22nd

TO REGISTER
UNLESS YOUR NAME IS ON THE LIST

YOU WILL BE UNABLE TO VOTE
: e

For Your Convenience

in addition to the locations established throughout the
Constituancy -by the Registrar of Voters,

You may check the list and register at either of
the two Social Credit Committee Rooms . .-. ..

SITUATED AT ....

TRAIL — Trail Cafe, 1499 Bay Ave., Troil
Phone Trail 2944 and 2945

CASTLEGAR — Twin Rivers Building
Phone 3621

Inserted by Social Credit Campaign Committee

The initia then closed with

Admission

Band Concert . .
KINNAIRD SCHOOL | |’ foi

* 7:30 P. me.
50c - 28
S.H.H..S.. BAND

. .
The Leaders’ club of the

se}

Columbla Boy Scout}
Association. held their first mect-
ing in the basement of the United
Church at Kinnaird Monday Nov,
17th, District Commissioner B. A,
Resker being In charge.

Nine Scout and seven Cub
leaders were present; four of
these being “from
South Slocan groups. The evening

of int

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used inthe. training of the boys.
The first art of the “Wood

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 20, 1958

CHEVELDAVE

A, traditional Russian wed ii

ia united in marriage Olga Og |Teception. Over 300 guests were

B oe ae served a traditional Russian din-
ner, The brides mother wore Rus-
October 25th, The bride. is the/sion clothes, a sult or pale blue

low and Joseph Cheveldave on

Badge” .course
and second part (practical) were
gone Into by Cub Masters Grout
age and McLuckle respectively;
Mr. McLuckle showed slides tak-
en during his Wood Badge course}
at Camp Byng and at the Scout
Camp at Fenners Point, last sum-
mer, The ladles of the Baden
Powell Club served refreshments.
The next meeting of the Leaders’
lub will be held on the third)
Monday In January.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete J, Chev-
eldave of Robson,

Her jewelry, a pair of tiny pearl
ear rings, was the gift of the
groom. Her bouquet was a dozen
red roses. *

KOOTENAY SOCIETY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN

Membership Meeting

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL — COLUMBIA AVE.

Tuesday, Novem
8.00 p.m.

GUEST SPEAKER:

Mrs. Shaw, well-known
from Trail.

ber 25

dancing teacher

FILMS WILL BE SHOWN

Make an effort to give this organization your full support — This is

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.. 32¢
. 19¢
.. 69c
.. 45e

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.. 85c

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about one out of avery

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Castlegar Branch: RONALD MINNION, Manager

WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK

teeteees y
OF LIPE SINCE 18 Lae

a chain necklace and ear rings to
match, the gift of the bride.

Cecil, Wanjoff of Robson,

was decorated in pink, white and

blue streamers and bells, and the} Soloveoff, Mr. and Mrs, R, Veri-

tables held vases of autumn flow-
ers, The bride's table was center-
ed with a three-tiered wedding
‘cake flanked on either side with
Vases of chrysanthemums.
Parents of the bride and
groom assisted the young couple

elder of Mr, and Mrs.!nyion with white flowers and a
William T. Oglow of Castlegar) nyion embroidered. shawl.
and the groom is the younger corsage was of white carnations.

Russian clothes, a suit of pale
The bride's wedding gown|plue nylon with tiny flowers and
was of fine white lace over white] a hand-painted nylon shawl. Her|
satin. She wore a matching head-|corsage was white carnations.

dress and an elbowlength veil.| .

Edmonton, the. bride
grayish-blue. tweed sult,
hat and gloves, a black purse and
black shoes. Her corsage was of
The Lola Oglow,|red roses. The young couple will
sister of the bride, wore a dress] reside at 10631 Zist Avenue, Ed-
of yellow taffeta and matching monton, Alberta. The groom is
headdress. She wore a corsage Of/ continuing his studies at the Un-
white roses and a tiny pearl on J ivorsity of Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs, George Baerg, Nel-
The groom was attended bY|con, Dr, and Mrs. R. A. Walley,
x Dr, and Mrs, D, A. Sinclair, Mr.
The reception was held at the)and Mrs. A, McCulloch, Mr. and
Robson Community Hall, which| Mrs. Wm. Wadds, Mr, and Mrs, J.

-- OGLOW

in the receiving ‘line during the

‘Her

Mrs, Cheveldave also wore

For her going away outfit to
chose 3
a red

. Out-of-town guests included:

Kalmakoff, Mr. and Mrs, Pete
gin, Mrs, Pauline Brewer,- of
Trail, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Chevel-
dave, Mr, Mike Popoff of Van-
couver, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Kani-
gan, Bridesville, Mr. ad Mrs. P.
Vatkin, Grand Forks, Mr, and
Mrs, L, Laing, Salmo, ,

Dr.:M. Krause
Liberal Candidate

Liberal standard bearer in
the forthcoming by-election in the
Rossland-Trail riding, Monday
December. 15, is Dr. M. E. “Mike”
Krause, senior surgeon of the C,
S, Williams Clinic in Trail.
Born in Lemberg, Sask. 58

years ago, Dr. Krause received
his medical degree 'from the Un-
iversity of Alberta in 1926. He ser-|
ved his internship,at both Royal!

3 | surgeon on the staff of the clinic.

i
8 | Smoke Eater club. He was also a

iversity In Edmonton., Alta.
In 1929 the Liberal nominee
established an office in Camrose,
Alta,, where he continued in his
general practice for the next five
years,
Following his several years
of service in the prairie province,
Dr. Krause moved to Trail in 1934
joining the C, S. Williams Clinic
in his capacity as a. surgeon,
while continuing his general prac-
tice. He is presently the senior

As a resident of Trail for the
past 24 years, the Liberal nomin-
ee has shown a keen interest in
youth and recreational activities
of the district. While a devout fol-'
lower of Canada’s national pas-
time, hockey, Dr. Krause has ser-
ved for. over 20 years ‘ds the fe.
ficial” physician to" the’

member of the Trail Curling Club
and the Rossland-Trail Golf Club.‘

Dr, and Mrs, Krause have
three children in their family, two
sons Allan and Donald, and one
daughter Patricia. .

At the present time Allan is
a‘resident of Richmond, Cafif,
while his sister Pat, a graduate of

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