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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C.

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Thursday, une ut 1954

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The
District's

Social Events

Phone 3031

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FROM VICTORIA — Mrs,:Mar-
Beson of Victoria ts the guest of
Mrs, C. S, Squire:

FROM CONVENTION _ “Mra.

BE, H. McPhee “accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. W. Chalmers, have

ted his Mr. and Mrs.
oy Herb Pitts during the weekend.
Castlegar Happenings | “in woserran — Mr. “Fred
Er ko is a patient in Koote-
nay Lake General Hospital, Nel-
TO FUNERAL — Mrs. Ivan| con,
Horie attended funeral services a ee
for her father, Mr. George Boyd, {TO SPOKANE — Mr. and Mrs.
at Wainwright; Alberta, last Harry Haines accompanied by
week, peo cee
70 VANCOUVER — Mr: Ivan| Mrs. F. Stefoniuk are on a visit
Horie left for Vancouver early |: to Spokane. ree ,
this week to see his mother, Mrs.
. i i iously ill.| FROM SLOCAN CITY — Mr.
W. M. Horie, who if seriously ill) ag Mrs, A. Archibald of Stocan
FROM CALGARY — Lieut.|City were weekend visitors at the
Herb Pitts of the Canadian|home of Mrs. Archibald’s motels
Army, stationed at Calgary, visi- Mrs, C. Brodman.

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TO 10OF MEET — Mrs. J. T.

Webster left for Victoria to: at-

tend the Grand Lodge Convent-

ion of the Oddfellows, this week.
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TO REBEKAH MEET — Mrs,
A. Martin of Nova Grand of Re-
bekah Kingarson Lodge, is attend-
ing the Rebekah Assembly at,
Victoria, She will also visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis
of Whiterock, formerly of Trail.
.

FROM VICTORIA — Mrs. L.
Crawford has returned to her
home in Victoria after a two week
visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Waldie. es

ATTIEND MEETING — Mrs. D.
Carter and her mother, Mrs, C. S,
Squires and Miss Ruth McDair-
mid, attended the wedding in
Trail of the former Jean Cough-
lin.

Kinnaird Gomer _|

FROM OLIVER: 7: Mr. cand
vs, Vanderburgh of Oliver are
visiting at-the home of their son-
in-law and daughter, Mi’,, and
Mrs. Dennis Hughes, '

FROM HALIFAX — Mrs, A; S.
Walker and son. Paul-of Halifax,
N.S., have arrived for a visit at
the home of Mrs. Walker's son-
in-law and: daughter, Dr. .and
Mrs. ‘A. D. Johnson. . £

FROM NAKUSP — Mr. and

Zens Gown R

Mrs. M. Dumont of Nakusp were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guido.

FROM HOSPITAL — Mrs. C.
D. Harvey, who has been a pa-

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Hospital at ‘Nelson, is home again.

“IN HOSPITAL _ ° Mrs, A, Gray
is a patient in Mater Misericor-
diae Hospital, Rossland. ~
AT VICTORIA. — Mrs, G. Man-
arin is spending two weeks holi-
day with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones of
Victoria,

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AT CONVENTION — Village
Clerk R, J. (Bert) Morcice, is at-
tending the Municigal Officers
Convention in Victoria, this weel:,

WEEKEND . TRIP — Mr. and
Mrs, J. B: Lewis spent the" past
d at Chri: Lake.

|IN CHURCH

The United Church
Of Canada

Castlegar —

10:30 a.m. — Sunday School.
7:45p.m, — Hymn Sing and
Service of Worship.

2nd‘ & 4th ‘Sundays 11 a.m.
Sovice of Worship.

pital, June 1, a daughter.

Robsol Mrs. Pete Pereversoff, Shoreacres,

BIRTH -

GOETTING — To Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Goetting, Kinnaird, at Trail
Tadanac Hospital, June’ 4, a son.
POPOFF — To Mr. and. Mrs,
Samuel Popoff, Gastlegar, at
Trail Tadanac Hospital, June 7,
a daughter.

BARISOFF — To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Barjsoff,, Crescent Valley,
at Kootenay Lake General -Hos-

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Soup Eags
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St. Rita’ s Church

Sunday ‘Masses — 8:30 and li am.

First and Third at|at K Lake Hospi-
tal, June 5, a son.

Kootenay Lake General Hospi-

BRYAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Bryan, Crescent Valley, at

St. Joseph’s Chapel

Sunday Mass — 10 a.m.

Pentecostal
Tabernacle

First Avenue and Juniper
J. Pennoyer and F. Clemo
co-workers”

Sunday School, 10 a.m.
Evangelistic, 1:36 p.m.
Everyone Welcome!

Community Bible
’ Centre
UWudenominational

Service.
Thursday — F. E. Woodrow Home
7:45 — Bible, Study and Prayer.

Friday
| 7:00— Young People’s Meeting
and Hobby Class.

Presbyterian Church:
Services in the Church every
Sunday at 11:15am. ..

D. ‘A. MacKellar, Minister

Anglican Chnrch

Sunday, June 13
Castlegar — 9 a.m, and 7:30 pm.
Robson — ll“am.
Kinnaird — 2:30 p.m.

Full Gospel Assembl

Church Services . every Sunday

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CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Page 5

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Shirley Taylor Feted
At Two Showers Here

. Miss Shirley Taylor,
NO FREE SILVERWARE | narrisce’ to William thom of (c
: Trail takes place on Saturday,

was feted at two showers held
hese auring the past week, ,
hursday evening,

Something, for Nothing staged a miscellaneous shower for
e her at the home of Mrs, M. H.

JUST GOOD WHOLESALE |Ford with Mrs. K. A. Sonor

FOOD AT PRICES YOU CAN|Mrs.' G. Martini and. Mrs, .D.

Campbell as co-hostesses,

The Ford home was adorned
with lovely Spring flowers for
the occasion. A ‘variety of gifts
were presented to Miss Taylor in
a gaily decorated box.
¥) | ‘. Contest winners: were Mrs. J.
| Taylor, Mrs. J, A. Thomas and
Miss Shirley Taylor.

: Tuesday evening a total of 28
Pa cha a : 22¢ St Mban s: Sad members ena
x we guests gathered at the home o!

i oe omer Mrs. G. H: Wanless for a Cup

and Saucer Shower in Miss Tay-

Kosiancic-Ulmi Vows .
Pledged At Nelson.

A lovely Spring wedding at the

f Mary Ii in
Nelson united in ‘marriage Ida
Ulmi, only daughter of Joseph

‘| Ulmi and the late Mrs. Ulmi of

Renata; and Raymond’ Jo{2ph,
third son of Mr. and Mrs. V, J.
Kosiancic of * Crescent Valley.
Rev. Father F. Monaghan officia-
ted at the double ring ceremony.

The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore nylon net over
taffeta with strapless bodice and
matching bolero. Her three quar-
ter length veil was held in place
by a sweetheart headdress and
she carried a bouquet of red
roses and. white carnations with
white satin streamers and lovers’
knots. She left her bouquet with
the groom's grandmother, Mrs.'A.
Kesiancic who was unable to at-
tend owing to ill health.

The bride's Jewellery, thine-

lor’s honor. Gifts’ were
in a.large imitation cup. Miss
Taylor and her mother. were also

stone and
bracelet, were a gift of the groom,
The bridesmaid, Miss June

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Dower and Mrs. G H Wanless.

45 naird, (that’s

ber. of games and contests were
enjoyed.

ll,
bree R, A, D West: ‘and Mrs Tay:
lor.

He of V » a friend
of the bride, was gowned in yel-
low net with strapless lace bod-
ice and matching bolero. Her
3, | bouquet was blue carnations and
she wore a heart shaped ‘gold
locket, a gift from the bride.
Best man was Mr, A. Ander-
son of NeBon,.a friend of the
groom and ‘Lawrence and Thomas

for the r
Mrs. W: 0. Devitt, Mrs. 7 ‘Wade,

of the groom,
ere ushers. es ‘

, [eovered ‘with a hand
‘{eloth and centred with a three-

1g the 0 there

‘|was a ion -for ‘ives ‘and

Two Kinnaird Guides
Ghosen From District
For Tacoma Gamp

Mrs, Don Munday of Vahcou-,
ver, Provincial Commissioner for
Woodcraft; and Mrs, H. Hyson of
Robson, . District Commissfoner,
attended the regular meeting of
the Kinnaird ‘Girl Guides Mon-
day evening in the Kinnaird Im-
provement Society Hall.

Mrs, Munday, who is visiting
Guide . centres ‘throughout. the
province, gave a demonstration
of camp woodcraft to the 26 girls
present,

Two Kinnaird Girl Guides have
been chosen to represent the Cas-
tlegar Girl Guide district at. the
annual Camp in Tacoma next
month as guests of the Tacoma
Boy Scouts,

The girls are Rose Marie Guido
and Nancy Anderson,

Evening Group Sale
Well Attended Success

A’ good attendance and the
usual efficlent organization made
the Cotton, Bake and Pastry Sale,
held in the -Robson Recreation
Society Hall yesterday afternoon
under sponsorship of thé Eve-
ning Group to the W.A., another
great success,

The bake table, loaded with
homemade ae Bastry, and goodies of
various | kinds, was particularly

friends in Armson’s Round Up
Room where the bride’s table was

The tea ‘tables, covered with| :’

white embroidered cloth,, were

tier wedding ‘cake, topped with’
miniature . bride and | grbom.
Father

A charming lady from. Kin-
what the announcer

‘Tomato-Vegclable Soup, Bintonts
2 pkgs.

called her) put ina long distance

with :
dellis daises: pepizea and

The winner of a seven Ib. chicle- | .:

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bers, was Mrs, ‘Thorpe. :

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the
toast to the bride | and the’ son.
The

toasted by the best man. Tele.
grams. of congratulations were
road from England and Dungan,

For their honeymoon to Banff

call to the CJAT radio station |2"4 prairie points, the bride don-
the other morning and after}med a cherry fed knitted suit
wheedling the operator to let her} With white accessories and ‘cor-
talk to the announcer, she pro-/S28¢ Of white roses. On their re-

ceeded to déride him ruthlessly’

ea

pany ood Gebers, 9 tng 7

rons LAs Fluffo, Ib.

‘turn, the newlyweds will reside
ending up by calling | him a dough- |@t Crescent Valley.
id,

Now if all this wasn't bad

ead “anne! only |Mary Wanjoff Foted
made matters worse by admitting an
eee At Mise. Showers:

to some 40,000 listeners thatpery}
haps after all he was a dough-

head, but dough-heads hh
uit as dough-heads go, he| BY Robson Residents

still: felt he ‘was due‘a

3 Ib. pmennene 990

of. respect. He went so

far as‘to intimate that certain{was feted at two~

Miss: ‘Mary Wanjotf, bride: elect,
laneous

amends could be made to his in-/ showers held.'in’ her honor by
jured pride by his gracious ac-| Robson residents.

Pune ne Epo 12 oz, tin

iB Peas, 15 0z. 3 tins 470
Ofaneean ears 28 oz,

__JORNSORS =

of a free ‘ticket fo the
Rose Ball. -

-_ Mrs. D..-Adshead, ‘Mrs, A, O.

Woodrow and” Mrs. D, Duncan

All this started when a paid {arranged a shower for Miss Wan-
ad was sent to CJAT advertising | joff at the home of. Mrs. Adshead

the annual Rose Ball held each | Tuesday |

evening, attended by 23

year in Kinnaird, and each time | friends. ‘The many beautiful gifts
the announcer got to the place|were presented in a baby’s cra-

where the Queen was crowned,
he persistently anrfounce2: that

dle. -

Last week,: vat the home of Mrs.

they would during the evening, |J. E.:Leamy, 36 Robson residents

crown the ‘May Queen’ .

also presented Miss Wanjoff with

‘This, of course, was all it need- {a variety of beautiful gifts in-a
ed to antagonise our alert and | large basket, gaily decorated with

charming lady. The very thought] pink

of our five lovely contestants for

and- green streamers.
Mrs. R. Bro, Mrs. Thorndale

the Rose Queen tripping lightly | and Mrs. Leamy were co-hostess-
around a May Pole in the middle|es.  - i y

of June was too-much for-her.

Speaking of June and roses and

'9¢|Rose Queens, and naturally alone will look nice’ with’ ‘my one’
dress,

gown to go to the Rose Ball,|and only pink, party

brings to’ mind other years when,

At the moment, the: only sélu-

usually at this time, it-has stop- tion I can think of as I'sit with
ped being winter and everyone|my. feet in the oven, clutching a
is- basking in the: hot sunshine |couple of sweaters close to me, is

and getting a beautiful golden

for our announcer ‘to’ announce

brown. complexion.. A tan really |that on June 25, Kinnaird jwill
looks lovely with whispy eve-/hold their annual Rose Ball and

ning gowns.

the big moment of the evening
-Anstead .though, I find myself| will be when_ they - crown the

‘| with’ a’ delicate blue complexion, | Snow Queen.

brought on ‘no doubt by this damp |:

That way no ‘one is‘ going to

65e} ard soggy atmosphere. I'am dev-|pay too much attention: to somc-

eloping a’ disposition to match|one turning up ‘in a Parka and a

my. complexion though, Neither !pale blue complexion.

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