a. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July .24,.1958

Castlegar Happenings

Archdeacon B, A. Resker,
and his sister Mrs. E. Payne are
spending a few days holidaying
an the Windermere district.

Miss Betty Mather of the
Castlegar Credit Union office
staff is vacationing in’ ‘Vancou-
ver.

Mrs, M, Woolverton had as
her guesls over the weekend,
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Kirk Woolverton and
family -of Calgary.

Guests at the home of Mrs,
Helen McLeod were her broth-
er-in-law and sister, Mr, and
Mrs. Gus A. Dittrich, daughter
-Joun of Vancouver, also Mr. M.
Paul of Vancouver.

Mrs, H. Killough's visitors
‘at the weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. G. Stenhouse who came
from Calgary to attend the
Downing-Killough wedding.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Killough for their daughter’s
wedding Saturday were Mr. and
‘Mrs, E. S, Reynolds and Mr. and
Mrs E. S. Atwood of Grand
‘Forks; Mrs, D. Scott and Mrs.
Betty Bissett of Portland, Ore-
Bon,

Mr. and Mrs. James Killough
had as their guests Mr. Ray
Pringle, Mr. Harvey Lloyd and
“Mr. George Kulidovsky of Port
Wlice, B.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Read
ef Trail visited at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs,

Jack Killough at the weekend.
Mri¢and Mrs. C.-T’ Onions
left on Tuesday for their new
home in Vancouver. Replacing
Mr. Onions as manager of the
Bank of Montreal, Mr, R. D.
Minnion and Mrs. Minnion have
arrived from Terrace, B.C.

Mr. J. G, Mullin of Prince
George, the new accountant at
the Bank of Montreal, has ar-
rived, and will be joined shortly
by Mrs. Mullin.

Mr. and Mrs, L, V. Campbell
and their house guest, Miss Mur-
iel Campbell, spent the weekend
at Coeur d’ Alene and Spokane,

Guests of: Mr. and Mrs, J.
Pedersen since last Friday have
been their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. Orve Peder-
sen and their children Karen and
Kenneth from New Westminster.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson
and family are leaving Satur-
day for a two week camping
trip at Wasa Lake.

Mr, Walter Dams is a pa-
tient in the Kootenay Lake Gen-
eral hospital at Nelson,

A. B. Cliff Churches, -after
spending a month’s leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Norman
Churches, has gone to Esquimalt
to take up his duties with the
RCN.. He was accompanied ‘as
far as Vancouver by his mother
who plans tto visit her parents
at White Rock,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lipsett and
Maureen spent Sunday and Mon-
day at Kaslo, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey. Deer of
and Mr.

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Mr. and Mis. J.
returned Thursday from a few)
days at Kootenay Lake near
Nelson.

Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, E. C, Ackerman this
week were Mrs Ackerman’s|
brother and sister-in-law, Mr
and Mrs. Gordon McIvor and
Heather Ann, Dr. and

in with and

teau is spending her vacation in
aunt and unele, Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Arbouire.

Enjoying ao
camping at Deer Park were Mr.

family. Suntiay's crowd includ-
ed Mr, and Mrs. A. E, Webster.
and family in the company of
Mr. and Mrs, B, Brown and
family, Marie Paton and Jim
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff McCreight.

Miss Loretta Maida is a
guest at the home of Mr and,
Mrs. Bill having ac-

a trip te Vancouver via Lake
Louise and Banff. Marlene Cro-

Port Arthur, Ontario with her

jong weekend

Mrs, J. Connelly, all of, Mankota,
Saskatchewan, They spent a day
with the Ackermans on the way;
to Victoria,

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shand
and son Jimmy of Port Coquit-
lam are guests at Cedar Crest
Motel, They are former residents

and Mrs. Elmer Lucas and fami-' of Kinnaird and plan to visit in
ly and Mr. and Mrs. E, Ady and!

the district for a few days.
Denny Hughes flew to the
Okanagan early Sunday morning
where he took part in a break-
, fast~ ‘fly-in sponsored by the
Oliver Flying Club, There were
twelve aireraft in all at the meet
from as far ‘west as the Coast
and two planes from Trail. The
pilots were, met on arrival by

back

family of
Mr. Ron Souche returned to
his home in Vancouver on Sun-
day after being the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, J. Lipsett for the Daley
-Lipsett wedding.

Mr, and Mrs. Earl Greep
entertained a ‘large group of
friends on Monday night at a
delicious dinner of Chinese food
in Seto’s Cafe, the occasion be-
ing Mr. Greep’s birthday.

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from a week's holiday at Chris-
tina Lake. They had been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Maida and while : there, they
were joined by their son George
and a friend Bob Manning from
Spokane,

Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Lidy-
off and son, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gabriel W. Nevzroff of Los An-

ana. wives of the Oliver
Flying Club and ushered into the
club house’ for a hot, early-
morning breakfast. Frank Kew
and Chuck O'Shea, both of Trail,
Fred Hirtle of Rossland and Den-
ny Hughes were

Mrs, V. Arrnott who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs, .H.
Hyson left Saturday for her
home in Vancouver.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. D.
Adshead was the latter's aunt
and cousin, Mrs, M. and Miss
Plorence Millitaire, enroute home
to Winnipeg after visiting in
Vancouver, They motored to
Renata to visit Mr. and Mrs. M.
P, Larocque, Mrs, Millitaire’s

ister-inel

‘of Sweet Grass,

Deer Park Socials

Mr. and Mrs, R. Gough, son
John and daughter Margaret and
Mr, JJ Lamb.:returned. to their
home at Pioneer, B.C., after
spending a few days atthe L.
G. ‘Willlamson summer home in
Deer Park, .

Mr, and Mrs. C. T. William-
son’ had as recent guests the lat-
ter’s uncle and aunt, Mr and
Mrs, A, D. Epp‘ of Waldheim,
Sask., and: her cousins Mr. and
Mrs, Pat Lewis of Nanaimo, Van-
couver ‘Island

Mr. and Mrs, W.. Langman
Montana, are
spending a holiday at Deer Park.

Mr. and Mrs. D, D, Jamiec-
son had as recent guests their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Rupert Jamieson, grand-
son Mr, Roy Jamieson ‘and great-
granddaughter, Sherry Jamie-
son, all of Rainier, Oregon,

Wir, gad Mrs, Lawrence Hill
of n were the Sunday

brother and

Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Adshead
were Mr. and Mrs, A. Knelson
and family of Braddock, Sask.,
Mrs, Knelson is the sister < of Mr.
Adshead.

Mrs, Art Nixon and son of
Kimberley were the guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Smecher for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Flemming

guests of the latter's mother,
Mrs. R, Worley, Other: guests at
the .Worley home include Mr.
and Mrs. V. C. Worley, and
children Joan and Murray and

mont and

Janice, all of Trail and Mr, and

Clarisse, W.-
Briggeman,' Mr. and Mrs. Ray+ a
mond Briggeman and’ daughter -

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polnted, and the fully. crinolined
voluminous skirt swept in grace-

Mrs, DePoalis and of
Warfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wires
of Seattle, Wash, spent the
weekend at the home of the for-
mer’s brother-in-law and sister,
Mr, and Mrs. Briggeman.

Skinny men, women
Bisertt} 10,15 ibs.

Aiiata cast ae ay Hae HT outs ugly hotiovws
rawnys by tox

Mr, and Mrs.-J. Bailey and chil- Ee rf

dren of Trail.

Mr, and Mrs. F, Briggeman
had as recent guests Reverend
and Mrs. Pratt and daughter of

left for ‘ens,
route to their home in Prince
George.

Wayne Eastcott of Rossland
is visiting his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs, H. Johnson for a week.

Mrs, E. Piper of Harrop is the
guest of Mrs. Magee.

Genelle Notes :

for this district.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr.‘and Mrs. D, E. Hughes were

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Klassen of
Oliver

geles, California were visitors
of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Kazakoff,
in Kinnaird, and of Mr. and Mrs.
Nick’ N, Arishenkoff,

Ronnie Hendricks has been
having’ a month-long ~ vacation
starting with Christina Lake as
the guest of the K. Markle fami-

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Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

Sprinkle on Odd Days

to ensure a water supply

ly, joining.-Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Stevénson’ and ‘family fidar'there
on a holiday at Crawford Bay.
He is now with the Stevensons
at.their home in Spokane.
Mourning the death of Mr.
Bunusik Louis of Trail is his
sister. Mrs. John Kravski and
Mr. Kravski, They attended the
funeral in Trail Thursday along
with Mr, and Mrs. S. Curcak, Mr.

Province of British Columbia
“CHANGE OF:NAME ACT”
(Section 6):
Notice ‘of Application, for Change
‘Name... .
NOTICE is hereby given’ that.
an application -will -be made‘ to
the Director of Vital Statistics
for a change of namie, pursuant

of Name Act,” by. me:—

Noah Victor DeFeo of the
Village of Castlegar, in the Pro-
vince of British “Columbia, . as
follow:—*

To change my name from
Noah Victor DeFeo to Noah
Victor DeFoe. My wife’s name
from Elizabeth DeFeo to Eliza-
beth DeFoe.

Dated this 2st day of July,
A.D, 1958,

N. V, DeFeo.

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Gubs: Win One,
Lose One, In Play

By BETTY. ‘JEAN LAMPARD

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood
ana family spent the weekend!
visiting relatives at Creston.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Jones and
family, and Mr, and Mrs. Eric
Crowson spent the weekend at;
Christina Lake. .

Lennie Wood is spending
sometime at Creston. picking
fruit.

Barrie Wood: is visiting at
Kokanee Lodge near Nelson with

The Castl Cubs senior
baseball teat ‘came through

Martin. Suter.

the Jast week with one win and
one loss,

The Cubs defeated Trail|
CYO Giants “by a ‘Score .of 12-6
in a game Played = Castlegar}
July 15.

Sam shelbft once again took,
the win fo: astlegar. In the
7-inning game, Sam allowed only
3 hits, collected 5 strike-outs and
gave no free bases.

Leo- Franco, starting pitcher
for Castlegar, was replaced by
Sam after two-third innings of
play.

Four runs | were charged
against Franco while Sheloff
held the Giants down to two
reriainder of ithe

who. ‘was. res
placed * ‘in. the Ath inning; by--D:
Angerelli,,
Trail.

Ed Comay was top batter

hits in three times «at bat.

On Tuesday the Cubs went
to Nelson for a game against the
Nelson Outlaws and were. de-
feated by a scéve of 8-4.

Sam Sheloff took his first
loss, in going the 7-innings for
Castlegar. Winning “pitcher for
Nelson was A, Dawson, who
pitched 4-innings before being
replaced by Olson.

Nelson pitchers gave up 7
hits, issued 6 free -bases, and
struck out 13 batters; while
Sheloff gave up _10 hits, issued
1 free base and struck out 3.

Top batter for Neison was
Olson with" 2 singles in two
times.at bat, Lloyd Ish was top
man for Castlegar with a double
and a single in'4 times at bat. .

Louis De Rosa hit an over-
the-fence homerun with no one
on. base, for the only home-run
jof the: game. .: -

The next game will be“in

}|Castlegar tonight against “Ross-

and Mrs. Ellwood, Grunerud,
(nee Geraldine -Guestord,) duly
M%, a son.

SUTHERLAND — To .
and Mrs. Claude Sutherland,
July 18, a daughter.
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GRUNERUD — To Mr, and

~~ Mr. and Mes, J. Horan and
family left Sunday for Edmonton
to visit realtives for-a week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sanders
and family spent the weekend at
Christina Lake.

Mr. ‘Albert’ Bublitz is a pa-
tient in’ Trail-Tadanac Hospital.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, J. Bublitz were
Mrs. Bublitz’s niece, Miss Dor-
een Wedrick, and a friend, Miss
Faye <Adlem, of Carmichael,|
Sau They lett Friday for Viez

Renata Tiding

Mr. and Mrs. Marten Klassen
‘|of Oliver Were visiting Mr. and
Julius. Dyck over the|
weekend, —~

Mr. and Mrs, Ben Warken-
tin of Beausejour, Man. have
been. guests of the P. Warken-|
‘tins for the past week and have
left for Saskatoon, Sasi, and
home accompanied by J. B. War-
kentin of Nanaimo.

Mr. and Mrs, Hank Unger.
of Herbert, Sask. were guests
at A. G. Kochs over the week-
end.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Reimer
and daughters have returned to
Nakusp after spending a week
with the Jake Reimers,

Master John White of. Van-
couver is spending his holidays
at the home of Miss Ethel White.

Castlegar, Mr. and Mrs, J. La-

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: Downing - Killough

St. Alban’s Church in Cast-

meegar was the scene of a lovely

hummer wedding Saturday when
‘annis May, eldest daughter of

BMr.-and Mrs, J. F. Killough of

castlegar was united in mar-|

Biage to George Michael Down-

ng, son of Mr, and Mrs. Doug-
as C. Downing of Betley, near

Ea crewe, Cheshire, England.

The double ring ceremony

Entering the church on the
arm of her father to the
strains of the wedding march,
the dark-haired bride made
a striking picture in her perlod
gown of traditional white,
fashioned in a rich “peau-de-
fallle” simply but effectively
trimmed with imported Gul-
Buro lace.

The fitted basque bodice

featured tiny self-covered but-

ons down the back and a band

neckline was repeated in

ful folds to a  chapel-length
train,

Her finger-tip vell of French
illusion net was held in place
by a crown of seed pearls and
sequins “diamante.”

To complete her ensemble,
the bride wore a mother-of-
pearl neckline, the gift to the
Broom’s mother, and she carried

bouquet of talisman roses and
stephanotis, in the heart. of
which was a tiny glass blue-
bird “for goodluck.”

Maid of honor, Miss Bar-
bara Killough, slster of the
bride, wore a ballerina-length
gown of yellow taffeta, featur-
ing full net overskirt and a
fitted off-the-shoulder bodice
with soft folds of matching
yellow chiffon accentuating the
neckline,

Miss Betty Simpson of Ross-
land, as bridesmaid, wore a
similarly styled dress of blue taf-
feta and chiffon. Both bridal
attendants wore picture hats en-

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The church was tastefully
decorated for the occasion with
tall baskets of pink and white
gladioll and fern by Mrs. J.
Toogood and Mrs, H. Westwood,

During the signing of the
register the bride's aunt, Mrs,
Helen McLeod, sang “Wedding
Prayer.”

tone and chose white
and dainty pearl chockers,
Miss Killough and Miss
Simpson carried identical bask-
ets of white daisies and fern.

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reception was held for friends
,and members of the family at
the home of the bride's par-
ents, with a delicious supper
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The bridal party was seated,
at a table centered with the
three tiered wedding cake made
by the bride’s mother and decor-
ated by Mrs. Helen Mcleod.
The cake, which rested on a
froth of white tulle, was in
white and silver, topped by a
flowered: archway over doves
holding symbolic double wed-
ding ‘bands,

Tiny pink rosebuds were
tucked here and there -in the
tulle and place cards were
dainty baskets of lace and rose-
buds,

Pink and white candles in
silver holders were placed at
either side of the cake, to com-
plete the decorations of the
bride’s table done by Mrs. Eric
Atweod of Christina Lake,

The bride’s aunts, Mrs, H.
Killough and Mrs, Jack Killough
were in charge of cutting the
cake,

Toastmaster was Eric At-
wood of Christina Lake ana |r

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ing. was enjoyed ‘at ‘the Parish
hall with’ music being furnished
by family and friends.

For ‘the’ honeymoon trip to
England where ‘they: will visit
with the. groom’s parexts, the
bride chose as-her going away
outfit a mint-green chemise
dress with beige duster and
white accessories, complemented
by a pink carnation corsage.

Castlegar by plane for Montreal,
and will sail on the “Corinthia”
for Europe.
On their return to Canada,
they plan to take up residence
at Lytton, B.C., where both will
be employed on the teaching
ataff of the junior high school.
For hey daughter's wedding
the bride's mother wore a|
green end white acetone and
‘cotton dress with beige duster,
white accessories and pink and
white carnations en corsage.

Mr, and Mrs. Downing left] *

Bob Brandson Funeral
Held Monday Night
At St. John’s Church

Funeral services for Bob
Brandson were conducted by
Archdeacon B, A, Resker Monday
night at St, John’s Anglican
Church in Kinnaird,

Bob was 21 years old. He was
born in Humbolt, Sask., on Feb,
22, 1937 and ‘drowned ‘at Zuck-
erberg’s Island on July 15, 1958.
He graduated from SHHS in
1955 and was the owner of B
and B Electronics, a television
and radio shop.

Pallbearers were Andy Evans,
Gerald Stewart, Jack Collinson,
Don Ellis, Richard Geronizzo and
George Latta,

Honorary pallbearers were
Messrs. Jack Killough, J. Mar-
shall,-G. Bray, M. Verzuh, J.
Lewis, F. Peterson, A. Rennie
and B, McPeek.

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