CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1961

Deer Park Socials

Mrs, ©. T. Williamson
Mr, and Mrs. Sigmund Maer
and children returned ‘to. their
home. in

Deer Park. They were accompanied
by Mr.’and Mrs, W. Skipper and
4-year-old daughter Margo, also of

after spending a few doys:in Deer
Park, the guests of the Intters un-
cle Mr, J, H, Friesen.

Mr, A. Law has returned to his
home here after cond some
time as e patient in thi
and District hospital. Me. Ww. M
Douglas is a patient in the Castlo-
gar ;pomltay *:

Lorne Heywood, son Jason:
and: daughter Dello returned to
their’ home in Vancouver. after
sperdling a few days holiday st

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MAGHIFKENT EXPRESSION OF LOVE

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JEWELLERY
PHONE 365-2041

| JEWELRY

Mr. George Beatty and Mr.
Dave Stevens of Nelson spent the
weekend on 9 prospecting trip in
the Deer Park aren, While here,
they were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs, O. T. Williamson,

Mra, H, Windross and daughter | §

Patsy,.who are holidaying here
from Toronto, were recent visitors
to Kimberley where they were the
guests of her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Jamte-
son. *

Mr. M, A, Kirkendall, his bro-

ther,: Mr. Floyd Kirkendall and | &

granddaughters Judy and Brenda
Phelps returned from a two-week

holiday in the Maple Creek area, |

in Saskatchewan,

Mrs, 8. Englund of Castlegar is|

spending 9 holiday ot Deer Park.
She had as weekend guests,the Mer-
riefields, also of Castlegar,

Mr, and Mrs, Haukaas of Ross-
land are spending a holiday at Deer

Park while on a fishing and camp-

ing’ trip,

Mr, and Mrs. Jack Raven and
children of Nakusp were Frcent vie
sitors to Deer Pork.

ing:! The bride is thi
Turick and Mrs. Charml
and: the groom is the son of

aughter. of '

Mr. and Mi

‘INTERIOR
ee taednd

Best man was Peter Plot-
Olga Plotnikoff was maid of

“of Vancouver : honor .and ‘bridesmaids’ were Miss Patric-
eda Lewis. and Miss .Karnie Turick.
Win. W. Plotnikoff of Castlegar. William i

) —Pettitt Photo

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. Phone 365-3441

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

. Castlegar Socal

Mrs. Fred Smith is leaving Oas-
tlegar to join her husband at Car-
rot River,

Mrs, I:- McNeil~ arrived home
‘Thursday after visiting in Vancou-|
ver" wr a few days.

M. Goodfellow, who has
been ine guest of her son-in-law

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. KINNAIRD, B.C.

PORK CHOPS, all cuts, Ib, ...... 58e

PORK LEG ROAST, th. .......--- 69¢

BEEF RIB STEAKS, Ib, ......... 68

BEEF T-BONE STEAKS, Ib. ....... 79¢
FLOUR, Purity or Quaker, 25 Ibs. $1.49

VINEGAR, Ganatla, gal,

bos FOOD, Tons, 15-01 10 tins . .. 99¢°

‘SURF, King Size ..2.-.eee sees 980°
GE CREAM, Fults, 3 pnts, Gane nin

SUGAR, 10 ths. ...2.eeeeeeee’

and Mr, and Mrs. D, Pep-
pard for the past three months, left
Monday to return to her home Ba
Fort William, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs, J, Nixon and
daughter Shelly, who after spend-
ing the last two weeks visiting their
parents, Mr, and Mrs. PF, A. Hos-
tetter and Mrs, J. Nixon, have. left
to return to their home in Comox.

Rey. and Mrs, Clinton Johnston,
who are on their, honeymoon, pald

ton called some of Rev. Johnston's
friends together andy they. enjoyed
arty.

=| Roving Sunday, with “his wife and
family to return home. Mrs, Pitman.
nd children have spent the past
ix- weeks. with Mrs, Gergely.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mather re-
wumned from their holidays Satur-
day evening. They visited many
oastal points during the past three
weeks,

Guests atthe home of Mr, and
Mrs, B,J. Lipsett for a while were
Mrs, W.-M. Paulson of Portland,
who was here to attend her grind-
daughters wedding; Mr. Arnold

Mrs, H. Johnson, Phone 365-8294|

John Belbeck ‘of Rockglen. :

A family dinner was enjoyed
Friday evening ‘at the’ home’ of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Heagy and Saturday
the family ‘dinner was held at the
home of ;Mr, and Mrs. Hal Belbeck.
Sunday was” spent at: the summer |‘
camp of Mr, and Mrs. Hill at Little
Cayuse onthe Arrow. Lake, -There
were 65.present and during the: day

they enjoyedboating on the’ Jake,
‘and: a happy :teunion was trought

per on the beach. Monday ‘morning
the guests all left for their various | Wee
homes, ss
Mr, and Mrs, George Leachman
have left for Halifax to visit with
thelr son, Enroute they will visit

:| for 9 time in Winnipeg and ‘Tor-

onto.

Unable to attend were Dr. ‘willtam i

‘to\a close with a barbecued: sup- |:

"WOODLAND PARK |

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 305-5488

Visiting: Mr., and) Mrs. ‘walter,
Johnson on the weekend have heen
Dr, ‘ard: Mrs. D. ‘Murray and family.
and°Mr. and Mrs. 0. K. Bradwell
of Hinton, Alta,

“The Johnsons had just returned
from ‘attending the Peach Festival
in Penticton when they welcomed
atill, other visiors, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Palmer and family who have
been, visiting friends in Kinnaird.

, and Mrs, F, E. Murphy and

eturned from a -hollday

accompanied by Mrs. Mur-
mother, Mrs. I. Gibeault of

week ‘visiting relatives and friends
at Edmonton,

Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Flanders
and family and five. children enjoy-
ed 10 deys camping #t ‘Shuswap
Lake, returning * Bunday via the

Okanagan.

Mr, ard Mrs, “Jock ‘Wiren and
family returned recently from @ ho-
liday at the ‘coast where: they vis-
ited. Mr, Wiren’s. mother, - Mrs.

‘Wiren at opine darating

PRICES: 70: SUIT
YOUR BUDGET
FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE

_ PLUMBING

A COMPLETE STOCK FOR THE
DO-IT-YOURSELFERS

discount For. Purchases Over. $50.00

BOUNDARY ELECTRIC

" Named ‘After
0. B. Ballard

At a recent meeting of the Jat
Robson Rover Crew the name 0. B.
Ballard was chosen for the crew
name. The crew felt that Mr. Bal-'
Tard exemplified the Rover ideals.

Basically, the certral theme of
Rovering is service. Mr. Ballard was
one of the finest. examples of ser-

Paulson, also of > Mrs. D.
Deer of: Vancouver, Wash.; Miss

-Ann Barnes, formerly of Kin-
naird. and presently of Victoria;
Mrs. J. E..Daley and datighter,
Shella Marie, who have returned to
their home in Sudbury, Ont., after
visiting her parents. _

The family of ‘Mrs, Annie Bele
beck held, a family reunion” here
last weekend,’ among those attend-
ing were Mrs, Annie Belbeck of
Rockglen, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs, Bar-
ry Hill, Mrs. Catherine Prevost,
Stephensville, Ont.;: Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest fey, Nashua, Montana;
Mr, and Mrs. Gecil Ozark, Nashville,
Mont.; Mr, and Mrs, William Riley
and family of Malta, Mont; Mr.

gow, Mont.; Mr. and Mrs, Dan Bel-
beck and family, Rockglen, Saak.

and Mrs, Donaki Potter of Glas-|§

vice in the for
® number of years.

‘His work on many volunteer
groups in Robson will never be for~
gotten. His last active service was
as chairman of the Robson Centen-
nial Committee,

Essentially, Mr, Ballard's ideals
and standards are those sought by.
the crew, and these the crew will
‘attempt to emulate.

‘The crew thanked ‘Mrs, Bal-
lard for allowing them to use her
hhusband’s name,

If any lad over 16 years of age

Ballard

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PHONE 3261.

Smoked Picnics

Jam Seawoduny’ ieee 4b. TIN
CUT UP ON TRAY

Frying Chicken =:
Potatoes 0 Ibs. :

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Notes

Mra. J, Kautinan, ( Phone’ '365-0488

Bergen's, parents; | Mr, and Mrs,

latives took place,

Kathy ore just back'from.a holiday) Frank Bergens of Kinnaird.
“Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bergen and | at Burns’ Lake, the home of ‘Mr,

. Mr, and Mra, Bergen sr. had|M. Kurtz in ‘White Rock. They also

‘alhome : for’. the! event, Family | Olanagan.

members are mostly’ settled in the

Burns: Lake area, however two sons] family spent a few days on a camp-

fond a “daughter attended with thelr} ing holiday at Evans during

familfes’ from” Peace ‘ river. One| weelc. ;

8 daughter, , and saa a were there}:
from? 1 as the’

F.| Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Bergen ond
ther-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mra.

feir’. 18 children. and their famities| camped for ‘a ' few ‘days in the

» and Mrs, Ralph Olay. and two

: lv the) Oglow! Building
om. A ‘R:D:G:0.0'D:S:.

“ VENETIAN BLINDS = SRWNINGS’
PHONE CASTLEGAR 365-8222

from o visit to: SONGS] 4)
several. days Mrs,

Mrs, .T, . Dyke. They. visited: Banff
and Radium Hot Springs before ar.

and Mra. Welker are .planning to
round ‘ out. thelr .summer holiday
with ‘a camping trip in the Nakusp
area this week. .

a Enloyie, a session ‘at. Camp

Oddie, Niki -Vermub,' Dianne Lange-
yin and’ Donna, Wiener ‘The girls
yesterday.

Homeward bound from Burns | +

Mr, and Mrs; Alex Hasaisi att '

wicks brother-in-law, and ‘sister, )

on vacation having ;just, returned
Walker’a |’
brother-in-law. and sister, Mr, and |”

riving home at the weekend. Mr.| i

the’ past week were Maren | |

Ni Bergen where a Feunion. of 86 re-| Kathy visited Mrs: Bergen’s bro-] ° e

Guests of Mr and Mrs. Norman| |.

f Camp fear Fred."

“SUMMER CLEARANCE
“PRICES ON
BEACH BALLS - THONGS
TOTE BAGS - BATHING CAPS”

BEACH TOWELS - AIR“).
MATTRESSES - PICNIC SUPPLIES.

’ GIANT STRATO
-BUBBLE_ KITS .
: ARE rac -

Pitts Plaza Drug

PHONE 365-5271

en, Getying the Cana dian, army—Ken-
iow. His home is on

E. rane, but ne wont budge dente a iederal court
off the arm: ¥

00 offered for his; tae iene enough : He bred

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LELNE UAL

spo! ip: rs
personal “attention “by many’ sper
‘to do;“yet: our service ‘cos
imma

“Phone 365: tae

nt suns Potlenne fol. the Dovayene have Deen
LALLA Johnson's, Landing: in’ the Lardean

Central Trading

- KINNAIRD, B.C...

: Lineal alaiabdaial are PHONE: 365.3093 =:

NEW POTATOES . 19 Is,

ABY FOOD 10 TINS .

VINEGAR, CANADA, 1 gal.
AP PLE Mae 48.02. TIN

WE ARE AGENTS FOR’KOOTENAY?L:
west) AND DRY CLEANERS

they motored to ‘Alberta for a vi-
‘ait {with Mr.

. HU
°). Supplementals:.”” me

| SHHS Senior -
Promotion List

SHES results ‘tor grades 11, 12 soft.
and 13: z

GRADE XI:
e Competed:

Babakaiff, .-V.. -Bondarott, 9
Z Ghevidave, M. Dow, B. Giraud, H.
Gorkotf,.W.: Groutage,""G. Koorba-
tof, R.. Lewis, .H,; Maloff,:D. Oddie,
; |C. Paluck, N. Perehuddott, A. Bhutek,

and slater-in-law, Mr. ‘and Mrs, An-
thony Archibald, ‘and: children of
Lodge Pole -for four days. They
then “went on to Vancouver, Mend be

brother | p,

N, Peenad 3. Gevat-

at.the home of Mr.
ter sand:

visit in Victoria they
returned home accompanied by Mra.
Libinsky and her daughter, Lancia,

| Swingler* and daughter; and Mrs.
Swingler, : Sr.. All have hire visiting
In Trail th

me Jenks, .G. Bevis R, Krueger, G.

Wood.
'b) Conditional.or aay Promotion:
D. Brownlle, B, Courtright, G..Gal-

Berquist, Y. Cristofoll, A. Pishwick,
G, Harshenin, B, Hunter, 8, Jones,

return from: their” vacation Bt Ale
berta and ;the coast.

's Word from Don Oddie ‘and
Bruce MeNichol: concern & new ex

spending: the summer months at

district, They enlisted for fire fight-
ing and were taken by truck to
Hawser whereithey travelled up the

and a-forestry outpost at Boulder
Creek. They: retiirned to Johnson's
Landing after two’ weeks, much en-
thused over their work, the trip
and the splendid food. ~

b) Passed in subjects. written:
D. Franco, 8. Vanderburg, D, Zalt-

J, Merriefield,.L. ; Rourke, O. Soren-
Taylor, K. ‘watking, |R. White, 5.
Fornell,”

“B.C: Phones :

United Women ©
Honor Members:
~ Who are Leaving

Show Increase.
' In Six Months:

Number of telephones in” the |=
British Columiia Telephone . Co.

the first six months of 1961 to bring

= Girls 3 - ne SKORT & BLOUSE Sets
$2.25

system increased by..8479 during | =

‘Members of. the United Church
WA and Sunday.school staff enter-
tained’on Friday ata ‘luncheon at
the home of Mra, George Anderson
honoring .membera who are en

‘Cummings,
aac ‘McOutoheon ‘and’ Celts Ri

‘ > Members of the WA and: Sun-
‘day school served a delicious lunch,

the] after. which Mrs, I. McNell, on be-

half of; the WA, presented Mrs.
Trimble with aigift and on behalf
ofi.the Sunday school Mrs, G. Hu-
ghes presented all the guests with a
farewell ‘gift, 4

git
On behalf or the LA to Guides

the total to 565509 at the end of
une.”
~ othe {icrease ‘was “the * result of
76,196 connections and 67,667) dis
connections, according toa com-
pany. report, 4
During the same period average
calling

with a ‘daily average of Snaps
for the corresponding period o!
1960, t
Long distance calling ‘slso.in-,
creased ‘in the first half of. this,
year for a total of 8,522,853 Hedin the]
six-month period, compared. wil

KINNAIRD, B.C.

Special rates on the following listed merchandise.
and other: goods. . Prices in effect to Ang St.

Children’s: T-SHIRTS. . Sizes: 1.- 6X Reg. 98
ON. SALE, 2 for ..

. $159
rls Drip-& Dry BLOUSES, 8 - 14 Reg. $249
Sune, ‘AT: iS $1.69

OHA, SHIRTS, 4-8 To Clear at 9c

oN SALE AT st & $2.65

ASSORTED FABRICS
lished Cottons, de etc., in value
SS from $1.55 yd. reduced to . Be yd.
Dan River g tissues a
from $1. 50 to $119 Cotton prints to clear at
45c yd.

“ON SALE AT...

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