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Kinnaird Transfer
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Fred Moroso Woils

Troll Gin
Thanksgiving Nuptials
-Nyptial ‘rites’ in St. Andrew’s
Anglicun church, Trail, B.C.,°on

Whanks#iving evening: at. 6 p.m. |
united in: marriage ‘Helen Marie, |

.|only'*daughter. of Mr. ‘and Mrs. |

‘W..F. Finn; ‘Trail’ and Frederick’

‘["Moroso, ‘éldest. son of Mrs. Mary

‘Moroso, Castlegar, in «a-double-

“| rink ceremony officiated. at by’
)| Rev. J. Rodgers, ‘ | pie)

The ‘church, packed with

| friends and well wishers, was‘de-

corated with baskets ‘of. yellow.
and: ‘bronze ‘chrysanthemums:on_
the’ chancel steps and‘ pure white
chrysanthemums on the altar,

THANK. YO
“The Central Convention Committee

for the | “West . Kootenay , and: Boundary
Teachers’ Association wishes to iiignt “every
‘individual and organization in Castlegar, Kin-
-naird and Robson who helped in any way to
makeéithe Convention’ the Satcess it was, The

, Committee is grateful for the excellent hospi-
tality. and co-operation extended by the com-

munity. oN

: ing. the church on ‘the
arm of her father to the-strains
of the wedding march played: by
Mrs. Rodgers, the bride .was: at-

'| tired in a gown of brocaded. satin

with long-sleeved bodice, scallop-
ed shawl] and collar and full skirt
sweeping graéefully to a long
train. A waist length veil, gather-

cading two-toned. pink carnations

completed the. bridal ensemble.
“Her attendants, Mrs. R, Rom-

merdahl, matron of honor and

{ Mrs. K. Palmer, bridesmaid, wore

floor-length gowns. with Jong tor-
so bodi 5 t t
necklines. Their gowns were of
taffeta in aqua and yellow res-
pectively with matching head-
dresses and mitts. They carried
bouquets of. yellow chrysanthe-
mums. ‘

/The little flower girl, Marilyn
Hamel, was dressed in a mauve
taffeta with an overskirt of ny-
lon marquisette and headdress
and mitts to match, carrying a
basket of mauve and yellow

INFERNO by Havoc-Bon Ino
winner of the 1905 KING'S PLATE
coo

Ridden by Phillips under the :
famous Seagrant colors. TIME 2:12, Dist. 134 mi.

Seagram's

Kings Plate

hry.

The best man, Mr. Arnold

ed on top to form a halo, and aw,
‘| crescent-shaped bouquet ‘of. cas-

was a

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Castlegar) BCs

Newsprint Mill.

To Feed On “Waste”
Opening ‘of. the “new $22,000-

000 Elk Falls. newsprint mill on

Vancouver, Island, hailed | as. a
Jandmark : in’ British ‘Columbia’s

RENATA TIDINGS .
Attending the West Kootenay
and Bi ‘y Teach ce

ion at Castlegar were Mrs, Isdac
Wiebe and Mr. and Mrs. C.-E

pulp and paper i ial. history,
38 ‘one. of .the, subjects .depicted
and described in an issue of Cana-
dian Paramount. News, :to be
shown at''the Castle Théatre’ in
the very' near future. :

The new’ mill, ;the: film: says,
will depend, on ‘‘waste” timber

for its. raw, material.;For the next |

25 years, no virgin timber will be
employed for.its operations.

This policy will yield ‘a. valu-
able. source. for badly : needed
newsprint. The Elk Falls plant
output -will--be 40,000 tons per
year, ;

William Moroso, brother of’ the
grobm; and Mr. Michael Koochin.

During: the signing of ‘the regist- |.

er, Mrs. “P. Leduc_and ‘Miss P.
Beckett, accompanied’ by Mrs.
Rodgers. at’ the organ, Sang: “Tl
alk Beside You.”

: After the ceremony a recep- .

tion was Held in the Legion Hall
where 125° guests sat down to
Supper. The bride’s table was de-
corated with vases of roses, while
a three-tiered wedding cake was
surrounded by tulle and rosebuds,
flanked by “tall candles in crystal
‘holders. :

Mr. Horace Simpson proposed
the toast to the bride and later
the guests were entertained at a
dance. a

The bride’s going-away dress
pale mauve gabardine suit
with white and black accessories
‘and a corsage of bronze chrysan-
themums.

The newly weds are spending
their honeymoon touring to Van-
couver, Port Angeles, Seattle, and
Spokane. They will reside in Cas-

Dube, was assisted by ushers Mr.

tlegar.

he bags something, I’ve béen

my findings on to you.
Easy as Pie!

makers seem to feel

that the game they prepare never
tastes right. But if you can roast
a lamb or chicken, or fricassee'a
fowl, theye’s no reason why you

tasting right, don’t expect game}
to taste like other meats. The dif- |
ference is its big attraction.

Don’t forget that age of the
game makes a difference. But the)
hunter shoots whatever meets the’
range of his gun. His animal or‘

preparation and cooking of game. And

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Unfortunately, too many home- {|
that game£
cookery requires strange rites, or!

can’t roast venison or wild duck :
or pheasant. As for your dishes ',

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It's: AA Woman's World

By Mil Crittenden

“A hunting we will go! A hunting we will go!” That's
the song in the air these btisk autumn days now that the hunt_
ing season is here. I always marvel at those intrepid “He-
Men”, my husband imchided who can leap from bed with
alacrity at 4 a.m. for. a,day of hunting. yet find it hard to get

up) at_8 o'clock any other mofning: This week; justin case

doing a little research on the
today I want to pass

. Gouchman
Fowler

Agencies; Ltd.
FIRE — AUTO
LIABILITY
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INSURANCE

Their transportation

lwas by boats operated by-A: C.
|Waldronof, Renata. =

The Deer Park-Renata Film
showing for this week: is “Mary-

eatiorial - pictures showr:
monthly.

Miss Louise Barker of Victoria:
has returned to-take up her duties
as* supervisor of the Sunday
School and minister.

“A number of growers have
finished ‘the harvesting of their-
apples and if another week of:
dry weather is forthcoming, ther

are

‘fentire crop should .be picked,'

fpacked and shipped’ for another
year. Very little frost has, been:

land.” National Film Board Edu- |,evideht so far, *

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Therefore, you must learn - to
judge the age and tenderness of
game birds and then choose a
suitable recipe. If you're not cer-
tain, assume the bird is not young
or tender. It’s always safe to as-
sume venison is not tender, be-
cause shooting young deer is il-
legal and older ones are seldom
very tender.

Pleasant Pheasant :

+ Here are a few tips on phea-
sant cookery. Only. young. phea-
sants should-be grilled or roasted
—the older ones go into the stew-
pot. Here’s how to tell. them
apart. The younger ones. have
pointed. tips on their wings and;
their claws are short and round-

Salt pork or fi then pour.
cuv salad oil. overall, >
Roast at "450F. for fifteen. mi

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