CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, December 5, 1957/21)

Castlegar Happenings

Mrs. -H. Hesketh entertained
on Saturday in honor of her
daughter Valaries ninth. birth-
day. About 15- young friends en-
joyed a birthday. luncheon, after
which Valarie tock her gucsts
to the show at the Castle Theatre

Miss Arlene Lamarre of
Seattle was the weekend guest
at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Bud Schwar-
tzenhauer,

Mr. Bill, Plotnikoff who at-

few ‘days visiting in Pentleton| =
und Summerland,
Mrs. F, Swanson ‘is a patient
in the Trail-Tadanoc Hospital.
Mrs, J. C. Killough has re-
turned from the Trail-Tadanac
Hospital with her new daughter
Heather May, ~
Mr. and Mrs, John Waldie | ==
were Nelson visitors on Sunday.
Mr, Fred Horcoff who at-
tends Washington State bettie
in Pullman, Washington was

THE

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REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson *
Deer Park
Renata

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DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES’

Mrs.. Hostetter - 7181-

presided at the ‘Annual: Meeetin,

New. Slate Of Officer ed

Elected For W. A.

’ Archdeacon 'B, A, Resker| “

Mrs, Kaufman - 3227

Mrs, Smecher - 4568
' Mrs, Williamson

Mrs... es Warientin :

of St. Alban’s W. A, November
28th, when the election of of-
ficers for the coming year was
héld,

Id | re-elected:

Kinnaird Korner

— Mrs, A.

Robson. Socials. | Horswitl. ‘ i

home for the A if Thanks-
giving weekend,

Mr. G, W. Anderson and Mr,
ac brought home 2

tends the U ity of ig
ton in Seattle, spent the Ameri-
can Thanksgiving weekend with
his Barents, Mr, and Mrs. . W.
Plotnikoff. ’

Mrs, W. Easton has returned
home after spending the past 2
weeks visiting relatives in Nel-
son and Cranbrook.

Mrs, R. Harmston is home
again after being a ‘patient in-the
Nelson hospital for a few days.

Mrs. W. H. Houston is a
patient in the Nelson hospital.

; Mrs. C..T. Onions spent a

“|deer from there weekend hunt-

‘for the death of the infant son

ing trip to Grand Forks. «
Friends will regret.to hear

of Mr, and Mrs. L. D, Howlett
in Trail. Mrs. Howlett ‘is the
former Charlene ‘Robertson who
spent many of her school years
here,

Inthe. first four months of
1957 Canadian Jabor income to-
talled $4,824,000,000, an increase
of 10 per .cent over the same
period of 1956,

* ROMAN ATT
EVERYONE'S GOING TO THE... .
Stanley Humphries Jr.-Sr:' High School

Christmas Conceri

FEATURING

yx Christmas Plays

% Junior Play

cd

HIGH SCHOOL
Friday, Dec. 13

Junior and Senior Choirs
ve Band Novelty Numbers

ERSTE

yr Bond Selections

% Christmas Carols

AUDITORIUM
8:00 p.m.

and children of Seattle, visited
the latter's parents, the P,.A.
Smiberts,- over the American
Thanksgiving Holiday. 5 =

. Mr, and Mrs, K. E. Wood of
Kelowna spent some time at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Wood, they left Monsey: for
Calgary. %

Mrs. ° Elsie ‘ul Rawlinson,
who recently spent-a lovely hol-
iday with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. J. M.

wishes to send Happy Christmas
Greetings and Happy Memories
to the very many dear friends
she made during her visit.

She also wishes to say her
flight home, the Polar Air Route,
was delightful and much enjoyed.

Births. .

WEBB — To Mr. and Mrs. |W.
D. Webb (nee Audrey Thorp) |:
December 3, a son.

Killough— To Mr, and Mrs. J.C.

a daughter, Heather May.
Géronazzq — To Mr, and Mrs.
Ernest Geronazzo, of Castlegar,
November 29th at ‘Trail-Tadanae
Hospital, a daughter.

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Mr. .and Mrs, Bill Hawden|,

Macbetli_ and family of Kinnaird, |-

Killough of. Castlegar, November}: .
28th at Trail-Tadanac Hospital,|-°

i Wa:
Kinnaird were the ‘recént “guests
of the former’s uncle and aunt,
Mr, and Mrs. F. Briggeman

Odd Aasland to his

t ‘Walburg, Sask, is visiting her

— Mrs.J, F. ieitough,
Vice-President — Mrs. C, Petts.
ae Recording Secretary — Mrs, M.
daughter’ and)’ son-in-law, : Mr.| Woolverton.
and Mrs, R, E. ci i

Mr. and Mrs. H. Kemperman| », yorman,
and two olaset ‘daughters eave Treasurer — Mrs. J. Toogood,

«Mrs, Re L. Forbes’ of. St.

— Mrs.

home at Castlegar. after: spend;
ing’ the weekénd” at Deer‘: ‘Park
.on a hunting trip.

Mr. and Mrs, P. Romaine,|
and sons Michael and Danny of
Kinnaird spent ‘the weekend at
their home: here,

Mr, and Mrs, Paul Phelps
and children of Crawford. Bay
were the recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Phelps.

, where 5 dt
Alt bo: ly | Dorcas Secretary — Mrs,
they..w! ee ard. a: “plane to’ fly Bune:

to Holland, for a’ thrée week's
‘visit with their parents, “Living Message" Seeretary
Miss Jean Stainton,

Mr, and Mrs. C. Loveland
and stn Stevie of Spokane visit-| “Prayer . Partner" Secretary
Mrs, P, Swanson.

ed with Mrs. Lovelands’ parents
Two new officers were elec-

over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs,
W. T. Waldie, ted: L
“Litttle Helpers” Secretary —
Mrs, J. Kelly, to succeed Mrs. R.
West who has filled this office

— ee

The Supreme Court of Cana-
da, established by Parliament in
1875,

‘) The following: otters, were

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very capably for a number ‘o@

|] Batted Thank Offering Secre
— Mrs. B, Donnan:. -

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Combination
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phone 3201

' Mr. and Mrs, R.
of Trail were wweokend visitors
to Deer Park,

\ Mr, and Mrs, H. C. Coleman
and Mr. and Mrs, A. Law were
recent visitors to Syringa Creek
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, R.
C. Coleman on the occasion of
their grand-daughter Cheryl's
3rd@_ birthday. .

“Wedding ,

STEFONIUK — CACCHIONL

St, Anthony of Padua Church’

lovely wedding on Saturday,
November 23, when Father
John’ Forrest united. in marriage
Maria... C.

daughter: of Mr." and Mrs... Ro-
land Cacchioni of 468 Rossland
Avenue, and William Fred Ste-
foniuk of Castlegar.

The +Church was. tastefully
decorated for the ceremony with
bouquets of white ‘mums.

in -Trail was the ‘scene of ‘al*

Pineapple, Calinda crushed Old Dutch
+20-0z. tin, 2 for ig i Ge
Ovaitine,

12 oz. jar... 32 oz. tin

i060. 67e

2 tins for.
s . | Lux ing is Detergent,

CAA

Cleanser, 14 02.

: Surf, silverplate pack,

Nestle e Quik: |
A 2 1b. tin......... $1.09

5 Ib. box
Walnuts,

Nestle’s Nescafe,
6 oz. jar ......... $1.29

Giant, pkg.
Dog Meal, Gain e’s,

MARGARINE,

SUGAR,
10 Ib... 2... ee

MILK, Carsation,

$1.19 2 Ibs.

Tube
sexe 99

Better Buy or Delmar

TOMATOES,

LETTUCE.

-PEAS, Lynn Valley,
4 tins
BABY FOOD,
Gerber’s or Heinz
3 tins ....-. 29c
TOMATO JUICE, Hunt’s
48 oz., 3.tins ...... 99c
PEANUT BUTTER,
Kersey’s 4 Ib. tin . :

: Lb.
5 alts de Qateery 490

Kx.

MIXED

. 89c

ile a

JAP ORANGES,

NUTS,

No Peanuts _

on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24

A FREE 20 LB. TURKEY WILL BE GIVEN AWAY

ASK FOR ENTRY FORMS AT THE STORE

od

BOT ROASTS, Ib. ..........0-eseeseees2 398

STEAKS Sirloin or T-Bone Ib. ....-.

ROUND STEAKS, ib. wee eeneeeeeeeeeerce O96
PORK CHOPS, I, ........-22.20.-0 eee. BC

. PRIME PORK. SHOULDER, Ib. -...
+ BROADBREASTED

EE 800.

Please Book Your Xmas Hams and Turkeys Early

Cut Raie rocery Kinnaird

The bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, wore a floor
length full skirted gown of white
lace over satin, with long. petal
sleeves, scoop neckline, and fea-
turing a small train at the back.
The bride’s jewelery was a
set of pearl necklace and ear-
rings, ‘the gift of the groom, and
she carried a bouquet of red
roses, ‘ ze
Miss Elena Decémbrini, Maid
of Honor, and bridesmaids: Miss
Bunny Dalotse Foe Miss drene

length dresses ae deep “shrimp
colour and carried houquets of
white carnations with shrimp-
tinted petal tips.

Steve Gryschuk of Kam-
loops was best man, and the ush-
ers were thé bride's brother, Ro-
land Cacchioni, Jr, and Roy Eng-+
lund of Castlegar.

Wedding music was played
by Mrs. A, Tognotti, and the
soloist was Miss Kathleen Fan-
tin who sang the beautiful: ‘Ave
Maria”

At the reception for many
friends and relatives held in the
Colombo Hall following the cere.
mony, the guests were received
by the bride and groom, their
parents and, the bridal party.

Mrs, Cacchioni chose a blue-
green sheath dress for her daugh-
ter’s wedding, and with this she
wore a pink hat and jewelery.

The groom's mother wore a
sheath dress of emerald green
complimented pa brown ac-

ed with a lace ‘cloth, and: graced

the four-tiered white and silver

wedding cake. Decorations also

featured a ee of cut

flowers. :
For ther’ aoin .

the bride chose a white aad gold

sheath, With fur trim on tHe’ poc-

wore a. white feather hat’ and
white gloves, gold jewelery and
metallic grey ‘man-made’ fur.
Out of town guesté were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Montalbetti and Mr.
A. Toppano cf Coleman, Alberta,
Mr. and Mrs. A, Chapman. of
Kamloops, Mr. and Mrs. J. Twad-
dle, Prince George, and Mr. and

| Mrs. G. Atkinson of Coleman. *

‘79¢

1b. salle bag 33+... 608

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to the Fire De-
partment and RCMP and especi-
ally FireeChief Lewis in his
prompt action in calling the fire

the explosion at our store, also
for all the sympathy and help
we've been .getting since the
nightmare we've. been. through,

There just. aren't words to ex-|*

firs. RT. Waldio
Heads Robson W.A.

‘ The angel meeting of. the

press our

cessories, “ ¥ hal
The bride's. table was cover: |.

with silver ‘candle holders, ana!

kets and* black patent leather |4.
shoes and handbag. With this: she}:

Strawberry Jam, Nabob,

41b.tin.......... $1.05] £2 Bass, Fort Garry,

100’s ..:. 2...

79¢

LETTUCE, Cello, Ib.
CELERY, Cello, tb.
ORANGES, California, 5 Ths. for

MANDARIN ORANGES, Box ..
MANDARIN. ORANGES, Bundle or 2. .....

CHOICE «

#8 + PRE- TRIMM

. “RED and BLUE BRAND BEEF
ROUND STEAK, Ib. 2.0.0.0. e ee 2 B8e
RUMP ROASTS, Ib. . 55c-
CROSS RIB ROASTS, Ib. Leceeneies 490
POT ROAST, Ib. 02.02.00... cc ceeds sees. 390
PORK CHOPS, loin, Ib. ...........0000
VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS, Ib.,:. .

FOR” Your FESTIVE SEASON
, WE HAVE A: CHOICE. ELECTION OF.
Cheistmos Candies — Boxed Chocolates — Fancy’ ‘Biscults : & Nuts~
Local Turkeys — Eviscerated-: Geese and Ducks — Hams
‘order early and avoid. disappointment . 2

marshall in Vancouver, God Bless You All,
To ali our friends end every- Mr, and Mrs, Peter Harvick,
one who helped 80 much. after and Family,

the R.
C.My Church was hela on Tues-
day afternoon and opened. with
the singing of | the carol ‘0 Little.
Town of

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ARE YOUR CHILDREN MEMBERS
“OF THE SCHOOL ‘ACCIDENT +
PROGRAM? she

CHECK IT CAREFULLY FOR BENEFITS DERIVED
THIS PLAN: *

The. annual reports \'of'the:
secretary, . treasurer -- -and,. other
committees were given.
| Mrs. S. Humphries reported
for, the nomination committee
with the following officers be-
ing elected for the. coming year;
President Mrs, R, T. Waldie;
Vice-President, Mrs. A. W, Thorp;

=| Treasurer, Mrs, H, Evans; Secre-

tary, Mrs. J. Raine; °P

News of Silver Birch

The Silver Birch

[dice games,

are finally settling down after
the excitement, of “open house”
-at.the membership meeting and
uvuw preparations start for Christ-
mas decorations. Mrs, Palson has
given’ me a list of things that
would be very welcome if any-
one found they.had any of them
around the house. Ring toss,
horseshoes ‘(inside* variety), shoz
pockets (bag for shoes that you
hang ‘on a door or wall), maga-

Convener, Mrs, D. Carter,

.. Mrs,” Squires thanked the
retiring: president for her good
leadership and also the, retiring
vice-president,

Mrs, R, T. Waldie then took
the, chair and asked for the help
of all the members,

Mrs. Carter conducted ‘the

Follow * Instruction On Applic

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Everyday. Low’ Prices
‘Assorted CHOCOLATES, ‘Sugarhouse, 2 Ib. box $1.29"
Willard’s CHOCOLATES, 1 Ib. box ....
Mixed Christmas: HARD CANDY, ib.
COFFEE, Nobob; Ib:
. MARGARINE, Delmar, 2 Ibs.
_ KING SIZE FAB
“GIANT SIZE TIDE
JERGEN’S TOILET SOAP; 5 bars .
PACIFIC MILK, 2 toll tins

ORANGES; 5 Ibs: -
LETTUCE, Cello Trimmed, Ib.
GRAPEFRUIT, Pink, 4 large for .

K EATS.
SAUSAGES, Hic., ib.
PORK CHOPS, olf cuts, Ib.

period, Mrs. 0, Suth-
etland read from the Reader's
Digest of 1954, an article “Let's
keep Christmas” by Peter Mar-
shall, This reading was inter-
spersed : at appropriate moments
by the singing of a Swedish
carol, an Austrian Carol, a
Dutch Carol, French Carol and
two English Carols, These ‘were
sung by Mrs. R, T. Waidie, Mrs,
H.. Evans and Mrs. M. McPhee.
The ‘meéting closed with thé
Mizpah Benediction, :

- The ladies exchanged . gifts
from a gaily decorated’ Christ-
mas tree and a box of presents
will be ‘forwarded to the aged
men. in the Hostel at Nelsén.'

Turkey Supper For
Hospital: Project

The executive of the Rob-,
son Women's Institute entertain-

ed with a turkey supper on Wed.|""

evening in the Community Hall.

This was a very successful
venture, with 75 sitting down for
supper,’ The proceeds of which
are earmarked for the Hospital
Project,

Mr, O.'B. Ballard, chairman
of ‘the Centennial Committze|
thanked those in charge for such
a wonderful supper, then intro-
duced the guest speaker, Mr. J.
the Hospital Ad-

T-BONE or SIRLOIN STEAKS, B.B., ‘Ib.
BACON, side: sliced, : lean, tb.
Order Your TURKEY NOW For C

-TRISCHUCKS |

Store Closed Monday’ Afferncon - i
Open All Bey ‘Wednesday

mistrator, who “spoke of the
needs of the hospital, and ‘what
could be contributed.

. Mr, Bainbridge”. also ispoke
of the wheel chair that had been
donated. by the school: children’
of Robson. There was a question
and answer period, and Mr,

Bainbridge was kept. busy: for] >

awhile answering: ‘these questions.

zines bhildren’s),
“Grade Teacher” or “Humpty
Dumpty”, Poster ‘paints, bits of
felt, doll clothes, bottle caps,
buttons, * sequins,. corks, beads,

Si. Alban’s W.A.
Hold Annual. Bazaar

The ,W. A. of St. Alban’s
Church held their annual Christ-
mas Bazaar and Tea on Satur-
day, Nov, 30th in the Parish Hall,
which was suitably decorated for
the occasion,’ with Christmas
flowers and greenery, while fig.
ures of choir boys singing in
front of a vhurch window, was
the centre. of interest behind the
beautifully appointed tea table.

Mrs. J. F, Killough, the pres-
ident, received the guests. Those
who poured tea were — Mrs. J.
Bloomer, Mrs. L E, Kiltough, Mrs,
A, Horswill and Mrs, M, King.

‘ Serviteurs were — Mrs. C,
King, Mrs,.C, Petts, Mrs.-J:, Ma-
der,. Mra,. C.- ‘Thring and Mrs, J.

Toogood,'

In charge .of refreshments
were — Mrs, F. Hostetter, Miss
J. Stainton, Mrs, R. West.

i Sewing and. ffancy work --
Mrs.. M, Stainton, Mrs. H, West-
wood,

Bake table. — Mrs. J. Kelly,
Mrs, B, Trussler, Mrs, M. Wool-
verton. : s :

A “Thrift Table”. was’ con-
vened by Mrs. J, Mackenzie and
“Mystery Parcels” were sold by
Mrs. W. McCabe. -

Tea tickets and a door prize
were in the. char;

Jones, Mrs. D. ‘wali e won the
door prize. ' ‘

Mrs. M. Dalton’s guess of
“513 cranberries in the jar’ won
the prize (a basket of groceries)
for the guessing contest conducted
-| by. Mrs, B. Donnan,’ “51a” was the
setuat: number.

Those, in-charge of the supper ay

were Mrs..W. T. Waldie, Mrs. J.
Scott, Mrs, A. Smecher, Mrs, S:
Grant, Mrs, 'E, W.; ‘McPhee, and|.
Mrs, J. Stadler, Mr. Sack Scott!

was kept busy carving, the ‘tur-
key.

4

Would you be interested in joining our

= Squadron 581

Seventeen cadets turned cut
for the rifle practice last Satur-

‘(| day and a‘good deal of ammuni-

tion was-expended. We‘ must
now wait for a ‘new supply. be-
fore further training may be

. earried :out, The cadets will be

notifiéd’ when our new shipment
arrives,

by the Civilian Committee : last
week and was highly: commended

~{ for, their, smart turnout, . Cadets

FOOD PLAN?

For $5.00'a month ‘you buy your groceries at COST

SAI LMON, » pin
pay Pacific “ige.. tin
‘ EANUT BUTTER, .24
Wake Iqd. Simon qts. ...
EAM «.

A: Small: eae Is" “Taken On Frozen or Perishable Food
Suck As. FRESH: "FRUITS, VEGETABLES and MEATS

REMEMBER:

These are NOT just Weekend Specials — _ 5 ae are every day of the month

prices, Please investigate this op;
: neighbours, This He is fo. start PTANUARY 2

to save 58, Tell your friends and

“Ww. BALLARD, -

| \GENTRAL TRADING — Kinnaird,

BC.

Mackereth and Fafres’ clicked
for theatre tickets, we wonder
where FiSgt. Pelligren’‘ was?

December 13 and 14 are-im-
portant days for the squadron
as once: again we shall be con-
ducting ‘our Annual Nut Drive.
In the past we have appreciated
the. enthusiastic patronage and
hope that in this yéar we will
do “even better. We have a larg-
er squadron, ‘a_more. ambitious

|‘prégram and for ‘these. reasons

more in the way of operating
funds are necessary,

LAC -R. Cristofoli. was pro-
moted to Corporal at last nights
parade. He. is a long time mem-
ber of the squadron and we feel
‘sure ‘that although he is small

casters, coasters,

|toothpaste caps or colourful tops

otf bottles and.
basket’ ball tha already. been
donated, S' ntioned that it
would ‘be aivtully nice to have
the felt as soon as possible to
make some things for Christ
mas,

;-hoop for «the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

December 5, 1957

2 5

Recreation Consultant
Guest Speaker At Rob.

A special meeting of the
Robson Recreational Society was
held in the hall on Monday
evening December 2nd. re

The guest speaker was Mr.
R. Stangroom, Recreational Con-
sultant for the West Kootenay
Region. He gave a most interest-
ine talk on the scope ‘and work
and

Fruit Growers
Elect Officers

.. The Annual: Meeting of the
Robson, Bonnington, local of the
B.C. Frult Growers’ Association
held their meeting at the home
of Mr. Ross Oborne on Novem-
ber 28,

The election of officers for

*|.1958 was held and those elect-

ed: ‘were, President - R. - Oborne,
Vice . President F, B, Giraud,
Secretary D. Carter, Committee
members O. B.. Ballard and R.
M. Murray of Bonnington,
Following the business meet-
ing Dr. M. Walshand Dr. ‘L.

the ‘benefits that can” accrue in
the way of drama, music, arts,
erafts, ete. by belonging thereto,

After a discussion it was de-
cided to have Mr, Stangroom at-
tend the general meeting in Jan,
when decisions will be made, A
hearty vote of thank, was ex-
ténded to Mr. Stangroom by Mr.
O.'B, Ballard, the chairman.

A social hour and refresh-
ments were enjoyed after the
meeting.

Lopateci of Summerland experi-
mental station and J, E. Swales
District Horticulturist of Creston,
spoke on the experimental con-
trol measure for brown rot plan-
ned, for the. district,

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