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- Thursday, July ro, 1952

NOTICE
Kinnaird Residents

The Village office will be closed for holidays from
Wednesday, July 16 to Monday, July 21
INCLUSIVE
Ss. C. Muirhead,

Clerk.

BROWN-THATCHER RITES
ATTENDED BY BANK STAFF

The centre of great interest in
Rossland, Trail and Castlegar was
the recent wedding solemnized at
Knox United Church, in Trail,

floral bandeau headdress,

Robert McMurray of. Vancou-
ver was best’ mian while the
bride’s brother, Jimmie Thatcher
and the groom’s brother-in-law,
Ronald Feltie were ushers.

in Hall

which united in Grace
Clarre, only daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. James A. Thatcher of Trail,
and Clifton, Gordier Brown, son
of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Brown of
Vancouver.

Rev. C. Johnston of Castlegar
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony which was attended by the
stare of the Bank of Montreal in

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Householders without an approved garbage con-

tainer are hereby warned that failure to have and use
before Monday.

authority of

such container for garbage on or
July uted under

garbage collection By-Law No. 9.

28 next, will be pros

Village of Castlegar,

A. T. Horswill, Clerk.

where the groom is
emmlovedt and by a host of
friends from as far away. as Van-
couver. G. John was organist and
accompanied the soloist, Miss
Doris Thatcher, cousin of the
bride, who sang “I’ll Walk Beside
You.”

The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, made,a
charming picture in her formal
gown of white net over taffeta.
The strapless bodice was topped:
with a lace jacket styled with lily
point sleeves and rolled collar.
Buttoned to the waistline in front,
the jacket swept to the hemline
at the back to form & lace over-
skirt.

A net coronet secured her
finger-tip veil which was band-
ed with embroidery. Pearl ear-
rings were her only jewellery
accent. She carried a white pray-
er book topped with gardenias
and stephanotis. ,

Her three attendants were ar-
rayed in pastel pink, mauve and
yellow. Mrs. H. Osing of Ross-
land as matron of honor, wes
frocked in pink while the brides-
maids, Mrs. Geraldine Feltie of
Vancouver, sister of the groom
and Miss Jean Hiltz of Rossland,
chose mauve and yellow respect-
ively. They carried bouquets of

to match their dresses and also
wore the same flowers in their

Hospital Committee

Continued from Page 1

Public Notice

RE PARKING ON PINE STREET

cution,

ON AND AFTER

MONDAY, JULY 14, 1952

Village of Castlegar,
Clerk.

A. T. Horswill,

Between CPR Depot and Columbia Ave. Lines
have been marked’ and’ 2*hour signs set up: Notice
is hereby . given that violations will result in prose-

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Public Notice

RE USE OF WATER DURING FIRES
“When the fire alarm siren is sounded all water
taps shall be closed and shall not be opened until no *

further water is required for fire fighting purposes.”
The penalty under the by-law is up to $100 and
costs, or in default, imprisonment not exceeding two
months with hard labor.
Village of Castlegar,

A. T. Horswill, Clerk.

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DISCOUNT, |.

This committee, headed by Mr.
Reith, has been functioning for
some six months now.

Then, in order to found a hos-
pital, money is needed. For this
purpose an Improvement _ Dis-
trict must be organized This
Improvement District, Mr, Reith
explained, is a taxation rict.
Mts trustees*would decide: how. the
money for the hospital is to be
raised.

A committee must be set up
to organize the improvement dis-
trict, however. This organizing
committee would have the job of
circulating a petition for the Im-
provement District, which would
have to be signed by the major-
ity of the ratepayers in the pro-
posed district. Once the petition
received the approval of the ma-
jority of the ratepayers, it would
then go to Victoria, where Letters
Patent would be issued incorpora-
ting the required Improvement
District, describing its area and
powers and the number of trus-
tees designated. The ratepayers
in the area designated would
then elect the trustees for the
Improvement District, who would
be empowered to pass a by-law
covering the amount of money
required by the district for Hos-
pital purposes.

Mr. Reith emphasized the fact
that the Improvement. District
Trustees would not become a sub-
sidiary of the Hospital Board.
They would be a separate body
and would themeelves decide how
much money was needed.

Friday’s meeting was to have
set up the organizing committee
for the Improvement District.
However, since only hospital
committee members were pres-
ent, and it is felt that the hospi-
tal committee should be separ-
ate from the Improvement Dis-
trict organizing committee, it was
decided to postpone ‘the setting
up “ofan” ‘organizing * “committee
until there is a greater public in-
terest in the hospital project. To
generate the greater public in-
terest, the educational committee
was organized. It plans to func-
tion throughout the summer. It
is hoped that the setting up of an
organizing committee of the Im-
provement District can then be
effected in the early fall.
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sweet peas and carnations tinted ;

Following the ceremony there
was a reception in the Masonic
Hall at which some 100 guests
were present, Assisting the young
couple in their reception of the
guests, was the bride’s mother
who wore a navy sheer afternoon
dress with white hat and acces-
sories, and a corsage of red car-
nations. The groom’s mother
from -Vancouver, was frocked in
lilac silk with accessories and a
corsage of mauve and white car-
nations.

Grace Brown of Vancouver,
an aunt of the groom, cut the
three tiered wedding cake. Mrs.
Hazel Davidson and Mrs. G. Mc-
Teer presided at the urns. Servi-
teurs were Miss Darlene Johns-
ton of Kinnaird, Miss Audrey
Bacon, Miss Noni Pednault, Miss
Dorothy Brown, Miss Bernice
Pitt and Miss Pauline Gallo all
of Rossland.

The groom responded to the
toast to the bride proposed by
William Alcock of Trail. Later in
the evening, the young groom ex-
hastens congratulations to his

in-law on the st of
their 25th wedding anniversary
which they observed the next
day, June 29.
Honeymoon

They left for a honeymoon at
Vancouver, via the Okanagan.
For the trip, the bride changed
to a sharkskin suit in eggshell
shade with navy hat and match-
ing hand bag. White gloves and
navy shoes completed her en-
semble and her corsage was of
Talisman roses.

Mr. and Mrs. Brown will re-
side in Castlegar where the
groom is accountant at the Bank
{of Montreal. Prior to her mar-
;Tiage, the bride was a member
jof the Maclean School Teaching
Staff, in Rossland.

ROBSON SOCIAL

Robert Lesy returned from his
visit to Vancouver last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lesy are
hosts to visiting relatives from
Saskatchewan this week. Arriv-
ing Saturday evening by auto,
they were Mr. and Mrs. Veale;
Mr. and Mrs. F. Clermont and
Mr, and Mrs. G. Lesy-

Annual Robson W.1I.
Strawberry Festival

Saturday, July 12, 1 p.m.
CHILDREN’S and ADULT’S RACES and SPORTS
BALL GAME — BOAT RACING — WATER. SPORTS.

SUPPER AT 5:30 P.M.
CROWNING OF THE QUEEN
CASTLEGAR LEGION BAND CONCERT
NOVELTY DANCING
DANCE IN THE EVENING
Music by BOB GRAHAM’S ORCHESTRA

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WITH 6-4 COUNT

Kinnaird Firemen took a firmer
grip on first place in their soft-
ball loop by downing Nelson
Kings 6-4.

Ernie Bradley went all the way
for Kinnaird, allowing five hits.
R. Dilling hurled the full game
for the Nelson squad. He allowed
8 hits but errors on the part of
his teammates proved costly.
Heavy hitter for the game was
Paul Gergely for Kinnaird, who
banged out a round tripper.

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