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CASTLEGAR. NEWS, “CASTLEGAR, B.C,

THURSDAY, APRIL5,:.1956:

Pronghorn,’ ‘or Rocky Mountain vantelope, Canada’s fastest-running wild animal once outnumbered.” even : the buffalo on. the western prairies,

The:

PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION

Notice | of Hearings on Nat tural a

The | Public’ ics Com-. mission | will: hold. hearings, commencing at:. 10° a.m., en Tuesday, April''10th; 1956 in the Board Room of the Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, B.C The hearings will deal with two applications:

L The application of In- land Natural Gas Com- pany Limited. for .a

Sertificata: of Public Con- venience and’ Necessity to operate a gas system for the. supply.'of natural gas to the residents ofa large sector of the Interior of British Columbia including ' gasetlistribution systems in . the municipalities-and sur- ° rounding populated areas of:

Prince George Glenmore Kelowna

District of Salmon Arm Enderby ail Armstrong Warfield District of Rossland Spallumsheen inryai

‘Vernon Castlegar

with the ired

Mrs, W. °. Devitt,

- Distr ‘Social

‘| and family of Periticton: are

Castlegar Happenings Mr. and Guy. Guido, aceon panied by Miss Regina Camp- Bell left’ on Monday for Kam- loops. Mrs, Guido’ is a delegate to the P.T.A. Convention being] ?'

held there this: weel Mrs. J. Wiig bites

d with her

the holiday season at the home of the latter's: parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

q

ing the in the East Trail. oer Church, of a plaque’ .to D.. R, Poole, on his retirement’'as' president of the A.O.T\S;~ of *Cariada, were J. Dalziel, E.. Newman, ‘W. East

on, R. ‘Hunter, L. .Korody, D. Seaton, .R. ‘Harding, Rev, .L. Cc. Johnston, T., Blackburn, and Dr. W. Wright of Robson...

The following names are ‘the girls: that ;,are running: in the 1956, Lillian .Killough.. Chapter 1.0.D.E." May Queen | contest, Jocelyn Melvor, & Valarie Sam- sonoff, (Castlegar) Sharon White,

Gai Judy 1 (Kinnaird) Barbara.‘ Martin, (Robson), and Verne Overnay: of: (Brilliant). ee

saucer... Re!

presented with, a ‘fancy cup and hments, were | ser-, ved by the. hostess concluding a

hela. a- very. enjoyable an evening

at the. home. of, Mrs.|'

Mary . Dittrick, | recently. ‘Cards

being the main feature, with the 4

first prize. going: to Mrs. Chris Dunn, -.second to’ Mrs. viina Pederson,. and. consolation::going

to Mrs. Dittrick, A triple Hap-|'

py Birthday”, ‘was sung’ around a gayly “decorated cake to!Mina Pederson, Annie-~ Jenison,’ -and

Chris, Dunn, cach one (was ‘then

General Hospital, Nelson, Pee

Misses Tannis & Kil-

5, a daughter.e

lough students at Victoria~ nr mal school arrived during. th

weekend to spend the TRaster season, at ‘the home of ‘their parents Mr. and Mrs. J.’ F. Kil- lough. They ‘will. teach in the district, for: six weeks prior to

son-in-law ‘and: daughter, and Mrs. Tommy ‘Davidson family, of Trail to spend a tew| ° days with another daughter and family, Constable and Mrs. Tack

‘Mr.- and Mrs. R. E: “Goulet and sons are spending a “week's holiday _ visiting’ relatives and friends in New West!

Mr. ‘and. Mrs. Ron Mellett of Rossland were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs, W. Goresky.

Mrs.’ M..B.: Dalton: and sons, Terry and Tony are visiting re- latives in Creston over the holi-

Mr. and

days.

.Roy. E gland, a “student vat} 'Noétre Ddéme:’ College, Nelson, spent ‘the holiday week with his mother here.

and. Victor Kravski ‘spent, a few days in Spokane during the

week. Mrs: Poohachoff ‘had, over the Easter’ , her three sons,

feeder line or. lines from the main gas transmission lines of Westcoa$t Trans- mission . Company... Limited and from Pacific Northwest Pipe Line Corporation to these distribution _ systems and to any industrial plants located in’ the’ visini- ty thereof and all necessary pumping plants, gate sta>: tions and metering stations.

2. The. application from Prince George Gas. Com- pany Limited for a Certifi- cate of Public Conver: ience and Necessity?

ite B ae

Joe of Edmonton, Johnny — of Vancouver and Walter of Clares- holm, Alberta.

Mrs. L.2C. Johnston leaves’ Friday. for Vancouver where she is a “Gelegate to the W.M.S. Con- vention being held their ‘next week.

Mrs.: H. Hesketh enjoyed a week .of Easter Holidaying in Calgary when she visited .her father, Mr. relatives.

Burton Campbell returned to his studies at Notre Dame Col- lege, Nelson on- “Tuesday, after

best parents, Mr. ~ and Mars;*

and distribution system for: the supply of natural gas to‘the residents of the City. of Prince George and to -in- dustrial plants and other consumers therein. and . in the vicinity thereof together with the required -feeder line. from the main _ gas, transmission “line « of. ; West- coast’ © Transmission :Com=:

pan; chetriputlon system.

are Mooney. and - daughter, |' Linda, (of Nelson? were. holiday guests at’ the' Home of “Mr: and Mrs. AHan Harvey.

‘Mr. and Mrs.,J. Wilkinson and family spent the Easter Holidays visiting at Coquitlam.

Mr. Graham ‘Smith is spend- |ing afew, days in . Naneouver this’ week.

Mr. and. Mrs. Harry. ‘West- wood epjoyed the holiday week-

ai end in the: Spokane district...

. Miss ‘Emily. Killough ‘is, visiting ‘Miss , Judy; Elliott at. Osoyoos | s over. the Easter holidays.:

their guests the .latter’s -sister, Mrs!; Olga Madu: ‘& family -: Jot ‘Wetaskawin, Alta.

Mr, ; and Mrs. oe A ‘Wanless,

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Bill Stefoniuk, Roy, England iB

Roberts and other].

spending a week; at, the_ home et :

Mr, and ‘Mrs. ‘Schultz have as}

to. Victorig: Me and ‘Mrs, J. Lawson left for

wheye they will attend the’ fun eral. of ‘Mr, Lawson's father, T. A, Lawson,‘ \:

Lieut. & Mrs. H. C..:Pitts, ‘of ‘Calgary. spent the Easter week- end at the home of. the former's

parents, -Mr.: and Mrs. H. H Pitts.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Gallo «and family are spending ‘a ‘few ‘days ‘visiting im the ‘Spokane district.

Mr. and Mrs.:Wallace Horning visited‘ “relatives at Christina Lake over the holiday weekend. + Bruce and Wallace’ Horning are enjoying a holiday’ visiting ee and Ariends at! Coustal

Mr, and Mrs, D. R. West of Vancouver ‘spent the. Easter Weekend at the home of the former’s parents, Mr. and” Mrs. R. A. D. West; Other: guests at the West Home were Mr. and Mrs. ‘T..°.West, and... daughter Beryle. and. ‘Miss “Beatrice . West ‘of Willow. Point.

Mr, -.and->Mrs.’ D. Brookes spent the holiday weekend visit- ing in Spokane,

1 Mr. eae ‘Mrs. Barry Harford

are spending the Holidays. at

Coastal‘ points. Mr. Harford ‘will

also.attend the teacher’s Con-

vention -in ‘Vancouver..’

Mr,.-and “Mrs, Paul Gergely

left on “Wednesday - for. a three

week holiday to be spent’ saat friends. ‘and

coastal points, :

Mr,. J. L. Townsend, who is .| with: Dominion Bridge in North Vancouver, spent the weekend

‘with: his family -here. ;

Guests at the home of zl and* Mrs. Leo Bosse over ithe holiday weekend, .included the \former’s, brothers, ,:David and Martin’ of ‘Vancouver and Ike of Trail... i i

Mr. and Mrs. _E. have as their guests the former’s

th: + Fred of

‘and. two' month old.:'son left yesterday for their home in Van-

Nelson,’ spent’ the Easter webk- end with her: sister, - Miss Nellie ‘Stenberg of ‘the, e, Castlegar Hotel:

: Miss" Elizabeth” McKinnon : of ‘the Elementary. pr yesching Staff

| is- spending the: ‘vacation season

in‘ Nelson at: the, home: of her mother.

Mr. ang Mrs. D. B. Wallace had‘ as their weekend guests, Mr, and. Mrs. L, Flynn of Omak, ‘Washington.

Mrs, ‘N. Andreashuk is.a pat: a in the Kootenay Lake Gen+ eral Hospital, Nelson. be

“Mrs, W. Easton leaves on Fri- day . for - Vancouver ‘where she, will; visit. her son-imlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne McKenzie for a few days. :

Mr. and. Mrs. J." A. ‘Williams

| and daughter Rosyln, were Spo-

ens visitors, during the weel _

ont and “Mts, .D.-M. Wallace have. as their guest Miss Joan Wallace of Trail.

“Mr. and Mrs, Allan Davis and: children. ‘of Nelson’ visited re- Jatives in’ Castlegar suring the Paster. week, aR

Allan Harvey, vice ident

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GAGEMENTS or MAY. ‘BE. ‘BROUGHT To. VANCOUVER’ FOR. FURTHER "AUDITIONS FOR TY. PROGRAMS.

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of Castlegar. and. district, tea: chers association and John Ross; of--the presenting the local - ‘group +a the teachers’ convention: in V:

couver, fs“ Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Killou:

Grand « Forks, --on-_-Saturday_.of

Killoughs aunt, Mrs. C. ‘A: S.1 Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Horswill, also attended the fun-

‘{eral. Mrs. Atwood was, until her

death, an ardent worker of the ‘Anglican’, church, being W.A. president of the Trinity church, in_Grand Forks.

Miss Valerie Hesketh, is spend’. ing the’ holidays visiting her Grandfather ‘in Trail.

Those from Castlegar attend:

teaching . staff are re-|

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‘MALKIN'S PEAS, “Choice, Size: 5.

FRESH EGGS, large” Grade A’.

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Men ‘Should. Grow Whiskers .

:. By. Lewis Milligarr’:

‘por. some ‘time now! there jhas ;

been “a: movement « on” foot “for the. “revival -of hirsute: factal: sad:

far, this movement “matter, of cultivation: — has'not ‘been organized into a union or' any “kind|'of! open /so- ciety. “Its ‘adherents, seem ‘to: be confined , to certain ‘ select*, pro- Seestonsy| Such as, radio. and: the relafed . thereto,’ for) it \is eat in’ the. ‘vicinity vof. the

cBc studios that I have noticed | ¢ eophytes of the cult: They are arrayed: in whiskers there

these

one television ° at’ Christmas. ~ But Ido. not -wish’ to: imply

t there’. is“ anything “mercen- ary in this‘cult, for I believe the Motive’ behind’, it. is. , purely ‘aesthetic’ and . even - ‘poetic in

most instances, The: beard grow-| :

ers. may say” that. the object of the :movement'‘is, to. release )the pdult ‘male from the daily’ alav- ery of the razor: and allow na- ture to takes: its: course—subject to” cceasional - trimming of the frondage.to suit fhe, taste of the

‘stages of” Some are mere. wisps of .strag-

gling hay, so.'to- speak, \ while] Ved” an

others _. are. of .more. vigorous and give, promise ‘of de-|

velopment « into ‘flowing beards

which, with bleaching, might be! thing:‘to | the

“to: be!ctsha which Soul be: greatly, impro- and ‘even - rendered: quite distinctive by a full: beard, Sand wher ‘a young <eHap starts to grow. whiskers it’may'b¢:a sign that: ‘he* as outi‘of ‘conceit’. with

Oe EH LeE Ta LenS RT Robson News”

: Mrsand Mrs: Alex Smecher yeturned home ’' after “spending ‘Haster Weekend at the home of their daughter. and - son-in-law, Mr, ‘and: Mrs. ‘ Arthur) Nixon! of Kimberley.’

Mr. and «Mrs. R, Horswill spent. thé easter weekend ip Spokane,

Mr;: ard Mrs. Denis Marcellus and’ family. of' Trail-spent Sun- day ‘at..their parent’s home, Mr. and-Mrs,.J.. Rairie.

‘Mrs.'W. To Waldie, : Guide Cap: tain of the Robson Giuldes,- Mrs. J.°Raine ‘and. Mrs.’ A. J. Martin left™on Tuesday ‘for Vancouver where.’ they .are ‘to: attend. the]

Friday «and; ‘Satur

Raine and Dawn Walaie will ac- company -them.. Mrs. ie. and daughter., will fly, to Victoria to visit}. their. son ‘and :brother,, re- spectively, ‘at his | home, ‘ while Mra: in. will. spend } a)):few, days:: visiting “her , parents,’ and ‘Mrs. Wo Davies, formerly of: Trail.

Mr. ‘Reginald “Bro who }: “has

the other. But they fell for the facial ‘fashion ‘of. their day. and hid ;the; light of their intellect- ual, countenances under..'a bush:

1 » Towing: oa Barges ot

coe ft “Arrow

from. another,. and the thing be-

‘the - class ‘distinctions that’, were supposed >. fo prevail~ in | those

sitting .cross-legged and medita- tive like . Buddha ‘onthe. side- walks in Liverpool. He®: would

portrait of Longfellow * or Ten= nyson,

meri were merr.and ‘women were ‘women, and whiskers had. much to: do. with h emphasizing the. dis*

'women. naturally Plooked up to, respected ‘and ‘submitted

of men as the demi-

ha ‘all the. bad ‘tabits of ‘the male sex ..to an. extent man: today has'no habitual mark of: distinction’ whatever.

. from. an’ inferiority

“Since all’ this sad’ decline of

‘of. whiskers, our only hope_is' to let them ‘Brow again |

Hin. ia tiny ‘foliage. That: is one mas-|

culine © distinction: :that' women cannot “inditate and’ would not

| let us: away, with the

)Mr.. and ° Mrs, \-N.

been in V 6 months for jnedea} attention has‘ returned ‘hom

Mr, and Mrs,’ BE Balano had os

for the past :

~Klamalrd: Korner

; | aster ‘Holidays.

Mr.) and °) Mrs. ; Guudeieugh: former. residents ‘of | Kinnaird, spent -a: few saya renewing: ac-

their guest on Easter their son and daughter-in-law,

and, Mrs,

D.. J... Teek and family of ‘Trail. Mrs.. Teek is. Mr. Balano's niece. My, and Mrs. H. Johnson had all: their daughters ‘and families, spending Easter -‘Weekend ‘at tneir home, these being, Mr. end Mrs. George Eastcott , and , son Mr.’ and. Mrs,; Lyle. Taylor. and two. children’ of Rossland and Mr.” and Mrs," H. Schellenberg

Mr. and Mrs, John Farina and family, of’ Kaslo’ visited ‘Mr. and Mr. and: Mrs, -D. C. Deverson for

tamily, spent Easter in Seattle visiting : relatives.

FIC. Glen York, . stationed | at Claresholm,’ Alebtra, spent three days with his parents this week.

‘Mr. ‘and ‘Mrg. H-/Yorlc:,Also visit-

ing .at. the York home were Mr. of

and two hil orc le. Woods .-and Larry Priore are spending Easter: Holi-

days at the home of. Mr.: and All

day’ visitors at Rossland, CORRECTION

»The. Robson Community Church annual - meeting ‘report should have read: Mr. ‘W. T. Waldje was re-elected chairman for 3: years

ment was ii

and Mr, i Roy. Brown's . appoint-|.

three children of-Kimberley vie Esai

sa Me ‘Mr. and:-Mra. -H.: Taylor’ |. May. Burroughs from

in lace of Mr. J. Porters whos - last

+

Va ian Alberta, ‘ visiteq her and

year.

.Mrs...E. Bey ‘Iaister, Mrs. R. Wadey during thel

: see! Id’ friends, pce et

Mr, Bert Morice has been visit- ing relatives in. Calgary. *:

Bud Locke of Silverton’ has: been’ visiting his ‘mother, Mrs. Carl Loeblich during. thee Baster Holidays.

Mr.’ and Mrs. :L. Croteau’ ‘and: family. are. vsiiting. at. Vancouver: Island.’ ':

The. Evans - children ': are.: in

Eva a pase Bud Lauder, all | of Trail, ‘were wrecked, visitors 3

' Mr.-and: Mrs,’ R. Hawkins, ‘ac companied by. Miss Faye Haw-"

and. the “pushy chin beard of {'--

el. i ~ ‘The Elizabethan and Victorian

came - ‘monotonous. . In spite Sofi

days, a laborer was at liberty to ae © ‘i .as fine a beard as the |-"["

Prime “Minister. I. remember. ‘a beggar. with a: patriarchal beard, | -)°

have’ hade.a good model for: a} |

Those were the days when]

‘the ae ‘was always depicted 3 i as. a’ bearded potentate, and} |

to the |‘

it al,

He is}

man’s ‘dominion started with the|” disci

want ‘to. ‘acquire. So; op second, “

is here. ‘Get your ca

Hove: ‘ysur repairs: don

«Reger is poe ‘tooled

Don’t: let Reon, weather foo! you.’ The eatehdar says thot spring -

in shope. now for'thé driving:

find complete’ Service at The Castle. Miter: no. matter. what: you need.

ie today!

BRAKE AND “STEERING. SERVICE

Wheet: oloncing wedLas

ing wil

meet : at your repairing needs che a to job ond. oi change.

season ohead. You'll

“Spring Coats in PURE WOOL and. “ALL -weather: coats

Priced’ ot £ $9.50: and up. ae

:weduced: to.clear at~ $1.95 and $2.95

S195 and. $2.95

APRIL 11, 12, M

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Shows at 7 and abn ‘Saturday ee Se

Castile Theatre

WED, THURS.,. FRI. & SAT. , -

.ECHT-LANCASTER Production

13 and “14

Released thru” <7! > ITED ARTISTS.)