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Hill - Ri ley Nuplials

A popular Castlegar couple
were. united in mbrriage at a
double ring ceremony in the Cast-
legar United Church Mondy aft-

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He's changing the nation’s landscape
‘You’ may sce the result of what he is doing in the city’s changing

skyline — or out where the corn grows

tall... in the mushroomin;

suburbs — or in the new look of Main Street in a mellow old towne
- ! Where many a vacant lot once stood, he helps fill it with a fine
new, school. Where you used to see a structure that was an eyesore

you: may now see a new ripeeriment house, ‘store or other building

he played a role in providin;

Thanks in part to him; Tnay. houses rise here and there, or row
on row, in community, after community. New” black ribbons of.
sephalt ie town to town: Somewhere, a new bridge.is built. ,

w industrial plant

(00, are sometimes the by-j products of,

‘Neo te
his helping hand, satiny one of them has provided you with a job,

10 is he?

He represents all the millions of life insurance policyholders in
. Canada: And it’s money from their premiums, which life insurance*
companies invest for them, that makes possible suck improvements

as these throughout the nation.

+ So, if you are a life insurance policyholder. building security for
your. family, and yourself, you're also helping to build a: better

nada!

S'Relyon him?

AT. YOUR SERVICE!

A trained Bfe underwriter;
than $0 Canadian,-British and United States fife insure
ance companies in Canada, will gladly help you plas for.
your farily’s ecutty ond your own needs int

; representing one of the more

jer years,

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ernoon at 3 p.m. when Ivy Riley
and Mr.) Barrie Hill exchanged
nuptial vows, Rev. L. C, Johnston
officiating. The church was beau-
tifully decorated for the occassion

with roses, Hlies and delphini-
ums,

by Mr. A. S. Riley of Trail, wore

and white accessories, She car-
ried a double corsage of palest

only jewellery, — ‘also “some-
thing borrowed” — was a string
of pearls belonging fo her daught-
er Sherrel.

sister, Mrs. R. Heagy of Kinnair
and Mrs. A. Gripich of ‘Liardeau.
Mrs. Heagy wore a fitted, biege
gabardine suit with white acces-
sories and Mrs. Gripich chose a
grey gabardine suit with white
accessories.. Both wore corsages
of pink rosebuds.

Mr. Archie Ferguson of Cast-
legar was best man and ushers
were Mr. Hal Belbeck of Robson
and Mr, Ray Heagy of Kinnaird.

Soloist was Miss Sherrel Riley,
daughter of the bride, who sang
“pl walle Beside You" during the
signing of the register. Her dress
was of pale pink embroidered
nylon, with white accessories and
her age of pink
blue delphiniums.

Mrs. L. E. Wallace of caitieer
was organist.
en

The bride, given in marriage

a two-piece, powder blue, Cen-
tura Cloth suit and white lace
blouse, with Queen Anne collar

pink, Van Fleet roses and, her

Bride's attendants were her
da

t
!

ill as he and President Eise:

An {informal hour before travelling to Canada
was enjoyed .by Prime Minister: Winston Church
é!

number two men, U.S. Secret

‘—Céntral Presa Can! an”
Foster Dulles, lett, and British Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden, right, chatted informally in- the
White ‘House rose garden‘in Washington. | Mr.

ower, with
Eden is ‘accompanying Sir Winston to Ouawa.

tate John

oe WORDS FOR ‘Sto

TRAIL, BUSINESS’ COLLEGE

Vacation Bible Schoo!
a|Ends, With Excercises

Over 100 boys and girls passed
through the doors of the Pente-

Following the ceremony there
was a family reception at the
couple’s future home in Castle-
gar. Tables were sét on the spaci-
ous lawn where the buffet table,
covered with Irish linen, ‘ore
vases of rose buds and the bride's
table was covered with a hand-
made lace cloth, made for the
happy couple, by Mrs: A. Riley
of Trail

Centering the bride’s table was
a three tiered lding cake, top-
ped with silver bells and orange
blossoms and flanked with pink
candles in silyer sconces.
Serving the guests were Sherrel
‘and, Carol Lee Riley, Brenda and
Daryl Hill, Gail. and Wendy Sea-
ton, Gerry Ann Wanless: and Lyn-
ne. Richardson.

-The bride’s. mother, Mrs... W.
Belbeck,; who came from Rock-

Ronson, vit costal le during June 28
tion cigarette chse and lighter, tesuly 8 to attend Vacation Bible
was the groom's, gift to the bride | School.

The classes convened every
morning from 9 a.m. to 12 noon,
with activities which included
Bible and Chiaracter stories, sing-
ing, games and handiwork.

Theme of the School was “The
Christian Way of Life.” Each de-
partment studied different phas-
es of the theme. The. Beginners
department found out why we
peve the “Happy Days” of Christ-

as, Haster and . Thanksgiving
while the Primaries learned “we
can live for Jesus” at. “home, at
school and at play.

In'the “Treasure Chest of Goa’ ‘Ss
Word”, the Juniors discovered
great treasure, the Wisdom of God
bringing riches, honor. and life.

The missionary challenge fac-
ing modern youth was the study
of the Intermediate Group.

Friday evening, many interest-
and friends gathered

glen, Sask. for the ing, wore
a two piece suit of blue and white

to see and hear the results of the
ten day at the com-

figured silk with pink

service in the Coro-

and ge of pink x
The groom’s mother, Mrs. A.

| Ferguson, of Castlegar, wore a

figured silk dress with white ac-
cessories and corsage of red roses,
Mrs. C. Prevost of Stevensville,
Ont., aunt of the bride,.cut the
ing cake. She wore a grey,
embroidered, two-piece suit. of
cotton with rhinestone trim,
white accessories and corsage of
yellow roses, “_

The newlyweds left by car ‘for
b honeymoon “at central B.C.
points. For ‘travelling the bride

nation Hall which brought an-
other successful Vacation Bible
School, to a close.

dress with silver print. design,

accessories.

Other ‘out of town guests at-
tending were Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill
and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Riley of
Trail; Mr. and Mrs. R. Horswill
of Robson and Mrs. A. Gripich

donned a navy blue, corded nylon

of Lardeau-

Burnetts,

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grey. gabardine coat and white}:

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_ MONDAY. AS “FABILY. RITE” -
- AT THE STAR LITE ;

Fill, Your Cars, ‘Trucks
or Busses.
And Come - Onfy $1.00

“What 1 call a ‘curtain raiser’
- does .two things for a dinner.”
said the chef. “It makes the meal

- more and

“BY
IDA BAILEY ALLEN

the main‘ dish which costs niore.”
Tontorrow’s Dinner :
prose Romaine Salad -

and it saves, money.

makers: will’ taise
: and -say ‘it’! tao much work,
and that it-is impossible to save
maney when. an -extra course is
served. With your: permission,
‘will: explain.” it
“Go right ahead, chef.”
. Opening Ingredients’ 1
“All chefs keep ‘on’ hand, i
-gredients ~ for’ ‘a’ good spent
course. .
“Perhaps it might be.

“At this statement: many home- :
the: eyebrow,|.

Loat
Escalloped Potatoes_
Swiss Chard
Berry Shortcake

alt Leeann nie aie

éssea Mmonieiae. Sansa" “shred ;
‘|enough. cleaned crisp romaine -

lettuce’ to’ make 1 gt,’ Rub the
sailad'bowl with a cut scction

gatlic.; Put in the romaine; add... F

‘Yc... salad: oil, 1 tsp. Worcesler-"

*/shira, 4% -tsp. salt and % tsp.

of food - for. rdittle,
“salads, such as bits- of “ttileken
or turkey, tongue, fish or. even
eodked dried-lima ‘beans, to com
bine‘ with mayonnaise, and serve
on--silced tomato or’ cucumber
witha garnish of lettuce >: or,
She chicory...
Sardines with Di, -
x “Or perhaps we use’. sardines}:
with:.lemon -juice and dill;- or

grind a
little black’ pepper ‘over the top.
Add'J raw egg, and 14 c. fresh-
grated Parmesan: “OF -any other
hard-dry chee: ;
Sprinkle the juice and pulp 1 ;
large lemon on the salad.’ Toss
and mix until’ all traces: ot egg
disappear. Last, add 34 c. garlic-
flavored croutons.*Serve at onck. .'

, Liver-Beef-Sausage - Loaf: Boil
% Ab. liver .tany. kind), Remove.
the tough | tha!

stuffed. halves .of hard. ked
eggs with pickled’ beets. Also
*:geod. are-combinations of three
cooked vegetables of contrasting] ©!
color on a,slice of detiuee) with
curry mayonnaise,”
“An’ attractive garnish
ways important.” I added. er
+ enriched or-dark‘bread or rolls
shouldbe: sérved. with the: cu tain
raiser.”
“Now for. the two moneyss: ving,
angles, madai
“The ‘curtain, “raiser often “at
lizes leftavers that might other-|
wise be wasted; and when‘a first
course: is.eaten the family does

not need such large servings, of

liver through the hopper. with 1
gored green Pepper: of: edium

ea Ss Ib. chopped raw ‘beet,
% Jb. sausage meat: and: 1%, c.
-|fine stale enriched bread ‘crumbs.’
Stir in l-beaten egg," tsp. salt,’
¥: tsp. pepper and “ tsp. thyme
or. marjoram.

!Shape-into a ‘loaf. Place: in an
ailed pan; dot with..2. tbsp.: fat

fany kind), _.B:
moderate. oven, 375 deg. F., Serve
hot’ or cald. }

7° “rick of the Chef so"

Add‘ jullennes-of ‘salami “when

Seep ne aera prt) gti:

Hot or Iced, Coffee or Tea” Milk? | |'

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Thureday, July. 15, 1954 Ms

CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Page'7.

~ The New

. THREE

Classified

INSERTIONS FOR‘ THE PRICE

oF ‘Two — PHONE 3031

\6 Missionary: Workers
«Arrive For Extensive

>| Work In This Rogion

For Sale For, Rent. F Six Christian. Workers who will
: eerie J assist in an e ot
4 ROOMED HOUSE WITH BATH) SUITES, ROOM: AND BOARD, evangelism throughout the dist-

“ROOM, Full Laun-
dary. Tubs, Redecorated., “hens
3102, 28

louse,’
Mist ‘Avenus, -back of Kootenay
Builders. Phne 2493... T.FN 26

BUILDNG LOT.‘ ON ‘FOURTH
Ave, in. -Castlegar.: 50’ x"100°
Choice location. Apply Koot-
enay Builders. .° P 2.2

15 HORSE’ EVINRUDE OUT-
Board Motor. Practically new.
Phone 3223, HL T. ‘Waters, Kin-
naird. « P

TREADLE SINGER. SEWING
Machine, good condition. Phone
+2031,

Work Wanted.

STENOGRAPHER, MARRIED,
8 years’ experience. Desires
Full’ or. Part. Time _ position.
Write Box 410. PS

Day School begins Sept. 7.
Night School begins Sept. 27.
Gregg and: Pitman Shorthand.
Oftice reopens August ee a

4 BEDROOM, HOUSE | FULLY,
modern with ‘electric range. For
Inspection. Phone 2457. -" ©1 28

rict. ‘this’ summer, ‘arrived here
last weekend, Before leaving for
-|their first points, Sunday. evening
‘and Monday niorning, each spoke
briefly to a large “and interested
the C ity Bible

3 ROOM HEATED APARTMENT
‘Electric range, other facilities,
available Sept. 6, Phone 3508,
4to 6 pm. P

S APARTMENT. SUITES. WITH

Bathroom and electric range,

and’ other: facilities. Apply A

Eremenko, - Phone 3061, a
: , 3

2 ROOMED HOUSE WITH Show-
er in Castlegar. Apply Garry
Jones, 908, 6th. St. Nelson

+ 3 27

26| APARTMENT IN RESIDENTIAL

Section. Phone. 3704, Mrs. H.
Gergely. C3 27

Announcement

Don’t miss the Social Evening
ight in the Parish Hall beginn-

RELIABLE GIRL WANTS IN-
DOOR Work’ Until “August 14,
Apply Castle News. . Pl 28

Wanted

ing at 9:30 p.m. elms, Bingo,
Refr Every
‘Admission free. ‘Sponsored by the
L A to FOE, 3107.

Cl 28

3.26 | mer workers here, Miss Shalenko

‘at
Centre, The workers are Mr. and
Mrs.. J. Reimer, (nee Maria Frie-
sen). and Miss E. Bradshaw, for-

of Ontario, Paul Renow of Alber-
ta,,and George Pepin of Grand
Forks.

These trained missionaries will
be .conducting Vacation .: Bible
Schools, Young People's meetings,
evening services ‘and home visi-
tations from Deer. Park to Blew-
itt, and as far up the Slocan as
Sandon, under the. direction of
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Woodrow who’
‘are commencing their 20th: sim-
mer prognam, with Pass Cteek,
Crescerit Valley and Winlaw be-
ing reached at the. present mo-
ment.

The work is inter-denomina-
tional in fellowship and workers
who have themselves been mem-
bers of various denominations
‘have assisted, through the years,
the expesenses being met by vol-
unlity gifts of individuals in

is

HALL, TWO OIL| ZUCKERBERG'S Beauty Par- n and
hee rete w. ‘H. oogood, |Ir, 76 Maple Street’: Castlegar. |to give a simple’ knowledge of the
Box 461, Castlegar, Phone 2378, |Special! en F Phone of the Word of God.
i » + C128) 2661." s: Convinced that the need of
s 03-26 and young people espec-
Found . t uly, is a Jsnowledee of the
3 scripture perso! faith in
LARGE, BLACK PUPPY. Seen ==|Cance Forum Jesus ‘Christ, a-number of these

in* vicinity of Oswald Motors.
: Owner may claim at Oswald
4 Motors, and BAY for. _ ad.

a

: Castlegar - os
"Weter Transport Ltd.:~
Phone 2901.
aves Robson 12 noon ~

on Can-

have left

cer, its: Treatment, ; Causes and
Effects).--.

Q.. Why should éancer be diag-
nosed - and treated early?

A. >The sooner it-is found the
less likely it is to. have-spread to
adjacent tissues or to other parts.

curred treatment is more difficult
or. impossible.

patient with early cancer?

of, the body..When spread has oc-

Q. What hope can be offered the
howe “The advantage to the patient

of—certain

i for this work, to ‘receive
only their expenses,
Four speak the Russian lang-
uage, one being of Doukhot

is taking the Cadet Instructor's]

Letter To The Editor

(Continued from page 2).*

Course and Mr Hyson. is helping
out inthe sports section.
There's the dinner bell — got
to go, Mom. Will write you again
next week.

Bye for now from,
Cadet Set. Atcheson,
Cadet Cpl, Day:
Cadet Cpl. Stephenson,
Cadet LAC Latta,
Cadet LAC Gagnon,
Cadet AC2 Hendy,
Cadet AC2 Townsend.

EDITOR'S NOTE — The wbove
letter reached us too late for
last week’s issue, A second letter
came this week.

ENJOY MOVIES IN

IN’ THE

CASTLE

581 Air Cadet Squadron

SAVE WITH A THRIFT PASS

Here I am again, Mom, with
some’ more, news for you about
camp. 4

You know what I told you
‘about the meals the other day;
well they are still: just as good.
Sometimes we have to wait in

~ LAST TIMES TONIGHT |

THE STORY OF WILL ROGERS

SHOWS AT 7 and'9 pm.

line as there are about 1100 cad-
ets here; but it is worth waiting
for.

Then every night at 9 p.m. we
go into the mess hall and ‘have
another feed with hot cocoa. :
‘We went for our aeroplane ride
the other day and flew ever the
Fraser Valley and around Van-
couver. Gee but it's reat up in
the plane.

-Over the, weekend, many of the
cadets went into Vancouver and
around Stanley Park. The rest

‘Wednesday we.are going.to have

cadets from Alberta Saskatche-
wan and Manitoba, B.C; usually’
has good swimmers. to he
Then our. big: day comes Fri-
day when we have our inspec-

kinds of important people.

origin; two speak German and
all are equally concerned about
reaching: the Russian, English,
Japanese, and many other peoples
of these valleys,

LEGAL

_, NAVIGABLE WATERS —

Funeral ere

Blower rarer

“30%
20%
"20%
20%
10%

Of dancer is sea from the pe

E following table:

Five year survival: rate when
te

‘i Late

“PROTECTION ACT
‘8.8.0, 1952, Chapter 193

TED, of Trail, British’ Columbia;
hereby gives. notice that it has
under Section 7.of the said. Act
deposited with the Minister of
Public Works at Ottawa, and in
the office of the: District Regist-
rar of the Kootenay Land ‘Regist-
ration pisteiet at Nelson, British
tion of the

stages?
‘A. 2 Yes, in the take of
cases. At: times,: however, cures
have been obtained after the can-
cers have ben present tor a long
time. The type of cancer always

>. Foot of Smelter Hill ©
: TRAIL, B.C.

curability.

has _an important bearing on is (6) and Seven (7), .Village of

ry and. ‘he plans of the pole
structures of the transmissioh
line d to be
over the Columbia River from-the
west side of the river in Lot Six

Castl Plan Two thousand six

and sixty-one (2661), to

TS SUMMERTIME
“And fe for pictures f your summer . ;
‘Activities. :
Developing — ~ Printing — Enlarging ee

the east Side of the river in Dis-
trict Lot Ten 0), Kootenay Dis-
trict.: 5
: AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the expiration of one month
fromthe‘ date of the ‘first publi-
cation of this Motice, the West
Kootenay Power and Light Com-
pany. Limited will, -under® Sec-
tion 7 of the said Act,: apply to’
the Minister of-Public. Works at
his office in the City of Ottawa,
aH F APP 1 of the said site and

way. NOT TAKE A PICTURE OF THE. FLOOD SCENE
Baty oa oon es SPSL ER

|issome.‘ kind’ of “ent

Friday we have the
big. sports. meet. There are all
kinds of races and good- prizes.
Maybe Pll win a prize and’ bring
it home.
We leave for home on Saturday
so we shall be. arriving in Castle-
gar.some time early Sunday
morning. Guess I'll have to wake
you up.
Well bye for now, .Mom, ‘there

tertainment

going: on: in the’ drill hall‘ and
I don’t want: to miss it. Will not
sign it this’. time as: Mr, ‘Editor
put our names in last week's pa-
per,

use 350 loaves of bread, 1116 lbs.
of beef,-185 Ibs. of bacon,+310
gallons of milk, and 186 lbs. of
butter’ every day. Besides this
there: is plenty of peanut butter,
jam ‘and marmalade. 3

P.P.S. — I'm broke.

1954, ‘at Trail, British Columbia,

WEST KOOTENAY POWER ©

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Per: “P, Clayton Stewart”
Assistant Solicitor. :

GENERAL BUILDING .

_ CONTRACTORS | ~

\CAll Kinds */ of). Building

EES, > Supplies * fe
CLL. Paints

| CASTLEGAR BUILDING

of this week will go. fast. On|.

the swimming meet at Hatzic Is- |’
‘land. We hope we can. beat the |-

tion. I expect we shall: see all]:

Shows At.7°and.9. Moatines: Sct.°2 p.m.

‘P.S. — Forgot to tell 5 you, Mom, 2
that in the cadet mess hall they |.

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