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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 6, 1963
FOR SALE FOR SALE

"17 Chevrolet, New paint an. Ifouso plants, tomatoe plants and
valve grind, Good running condition. ther: garden plants, pee V. Bonde.
Ph, 365-5906, 32 jow Cuatenlrd Plaza,

Clover anid alfalfa to he cut and) 90 ft, house rattan Ph SaaS.
hken away, What offers, P, W. Som: | tne
fnotf, “Box S02 or B82-4th Ave ‘Cas. — arene pong GaaRE | Tiractive home pullding lots
few im_Cnstlogar Ph, 305-5200, tind
‘ Sony wae TT cone, Tum fremiened. Hind ce nee Aer TT STE RETO

rots twins, Ph, 365-457
Lee Ae ome| WANTED

nieuw Eneyelapedin. Ph,  BU-BASD," 823 Wyant 1932 GMO 248 or 270 ail

Tholce gentic wuddie horses and | yyrite Box 852, Castle: 1 | P

Write Box 852, Casticant.
phot ab da ateacp weewneen Farm or land suitable tor farm.

WPrultvale, Ph, 367-303 333
oe | AP 490A, Casttegar News.
Ta Foot Eutamaron bone ana tran |APPY Box i 821
er with G0 1LP. Seolt motor, Ph. 365- | —GRTEOAL_GFPORT UNITY FOR
g195 ee SALESMAN OVER 30
Taney Lightie  suudivision Opportunity for uick advance-
in innatrd. Ph, 365-5158, n'23} ment and high commission earnings

“Two and ont-halt 101s 60° a TOF | with a growing 59 year old company
in one block, Some cash, balance easy | selling famous Goodyenr maintenance
monthly payments, Ph, 305-8102. 823 | praduets, Muny exclusive and non-

Taig HP, Blgas and Stratton | competitive repent items. Age no bar-

gasoline Ghgine equipped with centri |Fier. Diversified winter and summer

fugal cluteh pulley and recoil line, We take care of all financing,
gal cluteh pulley an starter,

Good operating condition. siilpning, and collections, Now sales.

M. Rath earned $358 commis-

on wnte Box 25,5 Slons fis second order. Paul Rausch,

Wehiger washing. machine Gost Hew. salesman enced, $698 on” one
shupe, $20, Apply at Arrow Lakes | ROY SAenmen Sarot s company. vo-
Machine Shop, Columbia Ave, Ph. 363° ltume loader, Fringe benefits. Include
2251823 Niro insurance, sales bonuses, Write

OSE Mercodes-Hona IEO Diesel | Consolidated Paint and Varnish (Cane
Car. Reasonable, Apply at Arrow|ada) Lid. P.O, Rox 39-Rosemont,
Lalica Machine Shop, Columbia Ave. stontrenl, Quebec.

ih, 365-2251, 323
Ph. 365-2252, 8? 17 _yenr old gil desires cmploy-

'1661__Deluxe Volkswagon, very | ment for summer months. Will do
food “condition, ‘Bese offer, or will ironing, ouseworie oF baby sitting.
rade for larger eur. Ph, 365-9873.) Ph. 242.

Want hay for our stock. Weil
. cut it za your land, Write Box 85:

imily sized rowboat

Fai
Apply E,.A, Ballard, Robson. Ph, 365-
‘3827.

953 Mctcor Vistorls hard top
automatic trans. ra

1950 Fargo 46 Tat truck, Ph, a FOR RENT

5140, 823. house, quiet. 1o-
Beary garage door. Ph. eS Satie deat for couple, Ph. 365-5427,

2-bedroom Paramont trailer, good Two bedroom nowse, 270-1ith Ave,
condition. pare aoe Be Kinnaird. Reasonable rate for small
matic ol an . Ph, South Stocan 959-7497.
Se'scen at Twin Rivera Motel, gaz| mtv PR. South S
‘Bedwetting Alarm, ee ne: not suitable for children, Apply at

Cost $23, will sell for $15. 65-] Esso Service Station, Kinnaird, Ph.| q

50 322 | 3 5:

_TV_Antennay Norge rang; coal

and wood furnace with oll convers-

fon, tank and all electrical controls. FOR RENT

The SS S875 aan! Furnished 2- bed du-
4955" Molsor_Hideau; Good <ona- | Furnishe edreom du:

tion, $580, Ph 365- i| plex. Available July 1.
1960 Chevrolet in very wood eon i

dition, Ph, 365-50 gat Write Box 490E,
7 tsed Sven nancies Tange and us- Castlegar News

ed SE Washer. Both in good con-
ditio: 54: tin 20

able ce
Power stecr=
ing and power brakes, Priced reason- |! furnace, by the ferry.
ible. Ph, 365-2171, 321 18) Sarco SAGER SHINE FFA
———— ‘S-bedroom basement suite, Curn-
Bsc. $60 monthly, utliities provided.
MINNAIRD LOTS IN NEW Good location, large kitchen, Ph. 365-
i [SUBDIVISION | 2161. After 5 p.m. 365~ 322
Apoly Mrs P, Kurylu ~~¥urnished oF unfurnished 3 room
‘365-8232 or 365-3981. apartment with bath and utility, Pr,
5-21 | 365-5872, 322

—
‘2-bedroom house, fully furnished,
dition. ‘welt broken’ f Ph, S65.

Rev. Pratts
Bid Farewell

The United Church hall was Pratt from thescongregation.
filled to capacity on Monday even-!
ing for a family pot luck supper of his wife and: himself: for the
and to say farewell to the Rev, R, beautiful gifts and to the ladles
H, Pratt and his family. The tables for the delicious supper, for those
were tastefully decorated with low! who had taken part in the program
land th the choir, to those who were,
‘J. McGilp was chairman for the ‘present and to all who had helped’
evening and after supper he called to make the evening so enjoyable.
on Bob Hunter to express their'He said how much they had enjoy-
deep appreciation to the ladies for ‘ed their
the delicious supper which they! He said that they would be making

+] TON TRAINING OPPOMTUNITIES,
DUArIsIET COMETS VOCATIONAL,
NA

Furnished apartments. Apply A.
a

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The following training program:
mes are belng offered commencing in

Rev. Pratt expressed the thanks

Application forms and other in-
formation may be obtained from:

2 clara. Sherbiko eubalviaicn: pal,
acne lon} iG.’ Voeational School — Burnaby {Vases of mixed flowers.
Store or office Trembacs in Cas a ae.

Hees Gute Former Mave! TV office,

Living premises attached. Apply Cass WS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG

NEI
MEN INTERESTED in 300 TRAIN- five years in Castlegar.
sore

LOW DOs,
pauding & Bupply Co, Ltd,

Phone 365-3351

CASTLEGAR
DINING ROOM

‘The ideal place to cat
regularly or for an evening out,
Open Weekdays 6 a.m, - 8 pm.

Sundays 9-21 s.m, 5-7 pan,

had all enjoyed, He then called on ‘their home in Surrey and if any-

Taal turnisi
abie t for couple, a 365-81
2 bedroom unfurnished aaee:
Apply 270-Tth Ave, Kinnaird, ttn 18
Store orfottice space in Castle-
gar. Located next door to Castlegar
News. Apply at Castlegar News,
8

‘|Mre, P. Swift for a few words. Mrs, jgne was near there they would be
P. Swift said she was expressing welcome to visit them at any time.
‘Mr. McGilp concluded the even-

Free training scheduled to com-

the good wishes of the United
Church Women and wished Mr. jing with a few parting words. He
and Mrs, Pratt and. family the best ‘said each one would have a differ-
of everything in their new home. ent memory of Mr. Pratt, also that
She also said what a great help Mr, | it was hard to say goodbye to some-
one you love. He said the people
had gained much through Mr. Pratt
being here, and that some word or
thought from the sermons they had.
heard would remain with them, He
concluded his remarks with “God
Bless you and your family in your
new charge,” and ‘We wish you
well in all your undertakings.”

Vocational Schoot — Burnaby, Is of-

ship trade classes leading to appren-
tleeship in the following trades:

Pratt had been at all times and that

Nar oor omen Bi ats hve. | it was with regrets that they said

able for 1 or 2 men. 574 -
Plumbing & Steamft

Lathe ‘(Qvood, Gyproc. Metal) . J. Gwilym Hughes was the
next speaker and he spoke on be-
half of the Sunday School. Mr.
Hughes said how Mr. Pratt had
been a wonderful help and told of
the many hours he had spent with
the study group and of the many
talks they had. He said it was with
deep regret that the Sunday School

Ironworkers (Structural Stecl)
& Bi

These trades ure all basic and
active, In general offering good e
ployment opportunitics for those
dividuals completing the pre-appren-

HOMES FOR SALE

3-bedroom home on large 100 X
150 improved lot at $2,000 down. Ba-

volunteers, either male or femate,

AIL tuition feces are pald and o to clear away the tables and do the

Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-9041

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Cor, Maple & 9th, Castlegar

tact
PAUL THEDERAHN
Phone 365-2511 Robeon
Marshall's Store

dishes, as the Iadics who had pre-
pared the supper should not have
to clear away. He got a good rea-
ponse with all the males helping.

monthly subsistence allowance grant-
ed plug one return transportation to
the school from place of reaiien

1 bedroom house with bathroom. says “Goodbye” to Mr, and Mrs,
Corner lot, 100 X 150. 9 bearing fruit
trees and amall fruit. Terms. Box 243, . G, Anderson ther gave a
short recitation “Moo Cow. Moo”
and some readings from Stephen?
Laycock's. writings of his exper-
iences. These were very well re-

ely
The Director of  Apptentlcesni,

ur,
ee | 41, Dunsmuir street. Vancouver,

1 bedroom fully modern aes: ae tae
Automatie oll heat. % acre lot. §10,-
500 cash, 283-7th Ave. Kinnaird, 323

IB TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

30. BOSTON, LOS ANGELES
mT oe VOCATIONAL LONDON
7

Mr, McGilp at this time turned
the remainder of the program over
to Mrs, C. Purdy, the church choir
leader. Mrs, Purdy on behal€ of the
choir and- herself expressed their
thanks and appreciation to Rev.
Pratt for all his help at all times
and wished them well in their new
home. Mrs, Purdy announced the
program would consist of a western
song, a Negro spiritual and folk
songs, The first was a solo by C.
Purdy “Wagon Wheels.” He wes ac-
on the piano by Mrs,
Purdy and Walter Markin on the

‘The following training program-
mes are being offered with a project-
ed starting date of September 30th,
1963, This date may be subject to

Application’ forms and other In-

Department of Edueation, a
A trio was next with Mrs. R.
McBain, Mrs. W. Markin and A.
Sones singing .‘‘Gallaway” accom-
panied by. Mrs, Purdy. The choir
then sang “Cape Cod Chantey.”

NEWS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG
MEN, ANSERESTED IN JOB TRAIN-

For Sale or Rent, One 2-bedroom
house. Call at 184-5th Ave. Einnatea:

Furnished suite, Ph, 865-5156.
322

Baby buggy. Ph. 365-8038,
3 room basement suite.
New rollaway cot. Ph, 365-8174, | Ph. 365-3897. 321

CNA
PUT YOUR CAR IN

HOLIDAY SHAPE

STOP SHIMMY, EXCESSIVE TIRE WEAR, WAN-
DER, HARD. STEERING. HAVE YOUR HEAD-
LIGHTS AIMED AND YOUR WHEELS ALIGNED.

Lf WHEEL ALIGNMENT
: KINNAIRD, B.C.
_ AT THE CHEVRON STATION — Ph. 365-2472
HELIA TT

‘LEND’

US YOUR EARS

At RICK'S
ACROSS FROM THE PARK
FOF YOUR VACATION — THE BEST BUY
YOU'LL EVER MAKE!
6 TRANSISTOR RADIOS ... $14.95
6 TRANSISTOR RADIOS |... $32.50

6 TRANSISTOR RADIOS ... $34.95
— ONE WEEK TRIAL; aaah REFUNDED —

* i
Portable Transistor 3 spol Phonograph °:
$49.50

* kee
Full Stock of Fresh Transistor Batteries

* paee
SUMMER CLEARANCE —
Coolers, reg. $4.95 NOW .... $2.95.
10% OFF FANS, 20% OFF LAMPS
300, OFF HEATERS.

“SEE US LAST — THEN BUY!"
Free Tube Tester — Good Supply of TV &
Radio Tubes
RECORDS — NEEDLES — BRUSHES

en

from’ Finlandia by Jean Sibelius.
it]

scormeriare apse

\ | Gover
Free’ training scheduled to com:

Donald Bros.

Earthmoving Contractors
BASEMENT DIGGING, DIFTCH-
ING, BACKFILLING,
SCAPING, CEMENT GRAVEL
Phone 365-5464. Castlegar

1.L.S. Ltd.

6
Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow
Lakes

Phone 365-5500
NIGHTS — VELSON 352-5404

', | Another. trio followed this with a

mence September 30th, 1963 at thi Negro spiritual “Little David Play
vith 5

ticeship trade classes which are

tended to Jjead to See see in Mrs,,Markin and Mr. Purdy e

part, The final item on the pro-
gram was the choir singing unac-
ied “Dear. Land of Home”
ir. Bert Cherrington éxpress-

§
neat 2 BR cottage at 554-7th ‘Avenue,

ren's play house, Highly recommend-

Arrow Lakes Ferry

All tuition fees are pald

ed for the dainty housewife. $9200,
Custom Finished, 2 bedroom home

monthly subsistence allowance grant-
ed plug one return transportation to

.
Send: your neiocoae tr te thre Service
thecked. | Enclosed . ROBSON TO EPGEWOOD
money onier. | C] 1 yeoe = Leave Robson Wharf
30.00 4m.) Monday...
Arrive |
400 pm. Monday,
Leave

the
at the leaving of Mr. Pratt and

family and said that their loss was
someone elses gain and wished
them well in their future. Mr. Cher-.
rington was assisted by L. Cantell
in presenting gifts to Mr. and Mrs,

for family with two girly or two | Nelson from place of residence. Apply
m on corner propert,

at 6th and Maple reftects the ultimate
in pride and comfort. HW floors, flre-
storage walls, breakfast nook
and basement room yet to be finish-

The Director of Apprentices,
boul

700 am. Tuesday
Arrive Robson: Whart

1.00 p.m, Tuesday.
Leave Robson. Wharf -

10.00 am. Thursday.
Arirve

Hideaway Home with 2 BR, t
rear of Cut-Rate Store. 1n Kinnaird,
re_ lot, Beautiful hardwood
floors and a smooth plaster finish.

HELP WANTED =| Posse b= — veonon
Man Wanted, full-time estabtish-
ed food and household product route,
eee average carnings. For complete

june ing
oe 2 Admussion ‘$2.50 couple, Tiekets
hk

i 222

‘Will_take full_charge of your BEACON. ‘MOTORS Led.
room, full basement with olf furnace. ghudran while You ere en hoiiys.

923

Off the highway, jana safe for play-

400 p.m. Thursday,
‘Leave Edgewood
7.00 a.m. Priday.
_Artive Robson Whart
1.60pm, Friday, _
PHONE 365-5500

Ines
Our U-rnone Answering ‘Sucvice vite Selena tiled

has the office or domestic help you| p
need, Rates as low as $15 per mi
Phone evenings, Lynne Chatten 365-
5265. 321

:| Robaon Commerctat The old Lion's
Head Store with living quarters and

323
"Help wanted in locating the old
$4000 down and $75 per month (which grey Caribou baseball, uniforms. Ph,
1s less than present income.) 3.

+ Kinnaird :Iniersoctlon,
{t. of road frontage, 2 acres availab:
in three parcels for motel, hotel, trav-

all Busmess scoliege New, rerm
18-18.

‘Deadime for classified ade 1 3a

noon Wednesday prior to the Gey longagement of thelr daughter, Bar-

Air Conditioning
i” Pumps & Water Conditioning

Rose i ioee June 28. Jack sae
B

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Real Estate and Insurance
Phones

of ec oT
SSH vetonan owar baa | 7 The wedding will take place July 2
ess: near Trail.’ Outdoor type sports, | 2 ma A ue

‘Mr. and. Mrs. 5. Plerpomt of Kin-

Swimming Pool, Equipment
‘WE CARRY A'GOOD:
STOCK OF SUPPLIES

First-Class Gas en y

oa!
gmoker. Would like“ to. meet lady
under age 40 of single ‘status, non-|Natrd announce’ the
smoker preferred. Give’ full 1 pa
lors, phone heen Reply Box

thelr eldest daughter, Florence Grace
to edward Burney of Victoria, son

or 100
Contact JACK HIPWELL. our sules-

ac?

House in Robson on 95 X 95 corn-
er lot, good «location.
priced. Cash ‘or: sermons Also, 6 60 X 107

Mr, and Mra, Burney

ET ite Taeaa Te ara swas_| ver The wedding will take place tn
2854. orias ‘September 21 at 2 pms

Mr, and Mrs. Robert R. Rivers of | °

ar are happy to announce the

engagement of their: daughter Cella

to ‘Terrence Michael “O-Neall

and. Mrs. and

heuse, gas heat, heavy wiring, eaves
Sth Ave. Castlegar. Ph. 365-5586.

“CARDS 0 OF THANKS

ten cl
fo all the medical staff esp-
eclally Dr, Fowler and Dr. Yule, nur-|

I, George W. Plotnikotf of Box
426, Castlegar, B.C. hereby apply to | th

with cosy fireplace, large lot, bright
special
the Comptrolier of Water Rights for

given me during my recent stay in

a lorms
ae dixcharges “into” the Columbia

‘Carw
lots tn Robson townsite, revenue cot [204 discharges “into, of my applica: (al! my

toge at rear. Owner leaving area. Ph. Spends: and. relations. foc) the
365-8124.

The point . of diversion wilt be
located at 600 fcet due pohly of south-

In All Popular. Styles
Incere thanks to all those who
furnished, Beautiful Trounds, patio
and lawn furniture, 144; acres Jond.
Will trade for property in Cast

Kinnaird area or small down payment
to ‘responsible party. Ph. 365-8372.

IN MEMORIAM

loved anughter and sister who” “dled

Ya
The quantity. ‘ot water to |Golden Wedding Anniversary auch a

success. Special thanks to Mr, and

WINDOW AND DOOR
FRAMES — GLASS IN
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS

annum. The
whieh the water will be used is irk
gation and domestic. The land on

Ross Defoe, Mr. and Mrs,
{oes and Mr. and Mrs. J. Laweent ‘Also.

e used is Lot
4 of Lot 7246, Roctenoy piatrict Plan Teussten, Mrs. L.. P, Ferguaon, Mrs:

P, Moro:
Richards who did a aplen-
aa. "sob % pouring \a ana etd tea.

A copy of. thy’ application was
» be- |Posted at the proposed. point of div-

ersion and on the land .where the
water 1s to be used on the 2nd day

Pearson’ Sashless Win-
dows and ‘All Sealed .
Units

/ With, lov thoughts fo: May, 1963, an
Aber Celene rever Ot) tied In the _ottice of the, Wate
Sohnal 1 %
ne and fainlly and Notice to Shareholders OF
may be filed with the sald: Water Re- epee poe operative Exchange
ithin | shareholders of the Robson Co-opera-
live Exchange on. Mon. June 17 at

Toving ty of Fredrick
861.

he enoughte ‘ond’ sadly | Wator Rights ae Victoria, B.C. wit

missed by slater, nephew and family,

In loving memory of my beloved

SASH AND: DOOR
"WORKS |

mmunity:
Pat ‘Purposes to decide’ on atetribue

TONITE & FRIDAY

ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
i Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

SBneso

Tiss sur mt 170 pou»

Fi A SS

msCHUCKS

RED AND WHITE STORE

INNAIRD, B.C. saya.
‘ K IRD, Mrs, H, Johnson, Mrs, J. Sher-

biko, Mrs, L. P. Ferguson, Mrs.:R.

Ptr NL emer ord CASTLEGAR SOCIALS

KINNAIRD SOGIALS

weekend,

MARGARINE, Cuisine, 2 Ibs. ..... 29c

COFFEE, Naboh, regular or fine grind
th. se neeeee nee eeenenee 69c

_ BREAD, Toastmaster, 6 for ...... 98¢
PORK & BEANS, Brodors, tin...... 10c
SIDE BACON, lean, sliced th. ..... 596 | |.nots BM ee
WIENERS, No. 1 Ib.’ .
STRAWBERRY JAM, 48-0z. .... $1.00
PREM, Swiff’s, Sins .......... $1.00.
CANNED POP, 10-0z., 5 fins ..-... 496 | sen

eee ue

Chapter sessions.

Blueberry,

and Haney.

were graduates, Mrs.

in the evening.

Mra, R. Johnson, Ph, 365-8204
Mr. and ‘Mrs. C, Fraser spent

several days Iast week visiting In

Edgewood, returning home at the

O. J. Wilson have been former re-
sidents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne West-
gate of Vancouver. The Westgates §
Plan’ to leave the coast at the end
of June’ to take! up residence in

{

‘Mr. and Mrs, Ron Gemmill re- Cranbrook,

turned at the weekend from Van-

Wilson on the weekend were, Mr,
couver where they spent a few Y. ites

and.Mrs, J. D, Lang and daughter
Judy, also Miss Sheila’ Hunt, all
of Kimberley, °

DeFoe and Mrs, Raine returned
home at the weekend after a week
spent in Victoria where they at-
tended the Eastern Star Grand

‘Mrs. W. Byres returned to her
home in Nelson at the weekend |,
after spending a few weeks visit-
ing with her family here and in

someone has lost'a cross and chain;
and a theft is Involved. The ‘‘thiet”
is an industrious robin who she
thwarted in its attempt to retain
the ornament for its nest on Thurs-
day morning. .The cross and chain
is redeemable from Mrs, Weigand
and the robin no doubt has gather-
ed other provisions of a more prac-
tical type to nest’ in some other
location away from the Weigand

Mr, and Mrs, Bill Easton, Pat-
ti, Collen and Bobby of Broadview,
Mlinols visited with the former's
parents, Mr, and Mrs,. Wm, Eas-
ton for a few days. They were en-
route to Spokane, Everett, Wash.,

home,
Rev. R. H. Pratt and Mr. Bob
recently to 18 members of the Up-
per Bench Circle of the United
Church Women when the devotion-
al period: was conducted by Mrs.
A. Fitzpatrick,

during the week from New West-
minster where they attended the
United Church conference, 3
Mrs. M. King and Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Smith were visiting in Trail
Sunday and attended the gradua-
tion ceremonies, when Mrs. King's
.| grandchildren Joanne and George

rangements for a coffee party to|°

peer at the home poe Mrs, M.

Ver 248-10th, Ave., for’ June 19
King remain-| ¢, 1

ed in Trail for a few: days to visit. ore 8 to 12:49 the moraine,

Mr. and Mrs, Smith returned home | the business for the ‘afternoon fol-

lowing which refreshments were

Mr. and Mrs, Leslie V. Psa be served by fhe hostess with the as-
a | sist

Recent guests of Mr. and Mra. |

Other guests of Me. and Mrs.

A pleasure to report that Mr.

G. C. Bissel is making:a splendid jj
recovery from surgery atid was re-
;leased from Trail-Tadanac Hospital
last’ Wednesday. He ‘spent a total
of seventeen days in the hospital ,
and js: now. convalescing | at his |
home in Kinnai

Mrs, 0. Wiegand tells that

‘Mrs,'0. J. Wilson was hostess |P

Castlegar.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 6, 1963

YOUR
LUCKY DOLLAR STORE
We Reserve the Right.

With oir new voluntary chain-store
purchasing power we are now able
to buy at car-load prices and pass
this saving:on to you! As a result
you'.willfind that many of oor

reduc.

Plotnikoff '-

. . A> pretty May. wedding * took
place here “recently. “when , Mary,
Elaine Mcintyre became the bride
of Mr, Harry William Plotnikoff of

Lucky Dollar Bread

24-02. loaves ‘50% - larger

‘Aloaves $1.00
; GOTTAGE ROLLS

i The. late afternoon wedding
was held-in the Castlegar. United |
Church with Rev. Karpoff. officiat: |,
ing. Wedding music was played by
Mrs, Peachy while’ church decora-
tions consisted’ of two baskets of
assorted’ flowers’ and white’ bows

"/s The. ‘bride is. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, A. McMillan of Prince
George while the, groom is the son
is regular meeting made ar- | CF ties, W. W. Plotnikofé and the||
late W, W. Plotnikoff of Castlegar.

Given in marriage by her step-
father, the bride wore a full-length
nylon chiffon over taffeta gown wi-

on Mrs.
three-month trip which took them | Mrs. J. D “Askew.
to Italy, Switzerland’ and France.

Enroute. home. they spent a few

days in and

SIMPSONS-SEARS

OUTDOOR LIVIN:

BATH TOWELS ea. .. 9

BEACH-TOWELS .. :
$1.66.& $2.77.

DISH GLOTHS 6 for 89c

WABASSO. SHEETS :
72:X'100 $2.69. 81 X 100 $2.79"

PILLOW CASES ‘each. ....

SEE OUR OUTSTANDING VALUES iN INFANTS AND GHILDREN’S. WEAR

DRESS CLEARANCE ‘TRom
| Summer oles Cotton Skirts, Skirt &

Blouse sets, Slim ‘sets, Shorts, oad

ELECTRICAL eae |

ites SPRING. & MATTRESS

Save 5 $10. 00 HIGH WALL TENT 8’ X 10°. :
X-7 .Yellow roof,’ 5’ green: walls, 10-0z..°
Duck, 2 rele net windows, with rollup

AIR MATTRESS Green rubberized cot.
ston. Pillow '. inflates - separately. .Was

CELACLOUD - ROBE ‘3:Ib. fal 100” ‘ip &
‘per, double. pull. Nylon covered outer

“SPECIAL. ra
SAT. AT 1.30 P.M.

“THE SON OF
ROBIN HOOD*

CAMP. Save 149° — eg Tempered
spring. tna No frame, size 3

SAT. -- MON. - TUES.
Shows at 7 and 9 P.M.

if 240 - Ist Avenue
: CASTLEGAR
hake : PH, 365-5951

lice!
rhe: date of first Publication is:
wife who parted thia llfe on’ June Ka ‘30, 1963,

tlon of-aurplus funds of ‘the suciet:
many rans but not forgotten. — * E. Reet

‘ae prestner nylon ¢ cover lightweight tut. .
ular steel frame

aos reg 108 gwRsd2s0Le
6

; AIR, MATTRESS INFLATOR Feot ‘oper
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scooped neckline and
skirt. The gown also had ily point
sleeves. She wore a string of pearls
and earrings, a gift of the groom,
while her bouquet was of pink

Friday to .Tuesday calling on re-
The Mispaz benediction ‘closed Jatives in Summerland. Included in
their five-day. holiday ‘was a. visit
with Mrs. True’s brother and sister-
inJaw, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day in
‘and |Kelowna, At Enderby they visited
with Mrs, True’s brother-in-law and
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this continent and arrived by plane
from Montreal at the weekend.
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and* Billy Henne. f;
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from Trail on Sunday to attend the
graduation of her. ‘grandson, Wayne

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