CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

Thursday, June 19, 1952

CYRIL BELL

s Toogood Passes. Away
Agencies

Save W. H. Toogood> of Castle-
ived word last

| Mother. OF Mrs.’ W. H.[

Castlegar Social

Mr, and Mrs. T. R. Deans had
as their: guests over the week-
‘end ‘the latter’s mother, Mrs, J.

\ that her mother, Mrs.‘ Mary Eliz-
\abeth Thompson, of Cleethorpes,
England, has passed away that
same day, at the age of 94.
Besides her daughter in:Castle-
‘gar, Mrs. Thompson is survived
jby a daughter in New. Zealand,
| a, daughter, and son in England.
:She is also survived “py four
| srencenilaren and.
grand-children.

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B Fittings to EE .
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Stock Reducing S-A-L-E

June 16 to 30.

14 | great-|°

and .Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Payne of Natal, B.C.

Mrs. R. Mitchell returned to
Castlegar last week from a yisit
to Raymond, Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Campbell
of Fruitvale were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mclvor.

Mr. and (Mrs. F. Micklewright,

ROBSON NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. A. Houchar were
Mrs. W. R. Graham of Vancou-
hosts to Mr. Houchar’s sister,

Mrs. W. Waldie returned from
aVncouver where she attended
her daughter's graduation from
York School..Miss Norma Jean
Waldie returned home with her
mother for. the summer months.

Accompanying) Mrs. Waildie
were ‘Mrs. J. Raine, and Mrs. P.
McPhee who attended the Wo-
men’s Institute Convention in

former visited
in Robson and’ Castlegar last
week and then réturned to their
home in Calgary.

Mr, Louis Benusik of Trail, was
a Sunday visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kravski, of
Castelgar.

Mr.’ and Mrs. J. A. Williams
and daughter Rosalyne, spent
Sunday in Rossland, visiting
friends. .

On Friday afternoon, June 13,
Mrs. George Santano entertained
at her home in honor of her
daughter Denise’s fourth birth-
day. There were active games
on the lawn for the children; a
gaily decorated birthday cake and
a little ‘paper cup of candy for
each guest. Mrs. Santano was as-
sisted in serving by her mother,
Mrs. C. W. Fraser and her sister,
Mrs. W. P. Jones of Trail. Guests
present were: Marilyn Dunlop,
Donna and Heather Marken, Car-
ol Groutage, Ailene and Audrey
Wanless, Maureen and Susan
Mitchell, Barbara Anne Stanford,
Judith and Jerilyn Jones of Trail,

lene the honoree’s sister.

Also present were Mrs. C. A:
Wanless, Mrs. J. L. Groutage,
Mrs. J. M. Dunlop 3 and Mrs.
G. Marken

There was a surprise party and
shower on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. G. Anderson,
in honor of Miss Mary Turik who
is being married soon.

A number of delightful gifts
were presented to the bride-elect
following which the twenty guests
present enjoyed an evening of
games and contests. Prizewiners
in the contest were: Mrs. R. Som-
mers, Miss B. Conroy, Mrs. W.
E. McCabe and Miss Turik.
Lieut. H. C. Pitts, a recent gra-
duate of the Royal Military Col-
ege, Kingston, Ontario, is spend-
ing his embarkation leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Pitts, of Castlegar. Lieut. Pitts
will leave for Korea shortly.

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the honoree‘s cousins, and Mar-

Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright are
vacationing at Vancouver Island.

KINNAIRD NEWS

Mrs. H. Currie and daughters
Robin and Sandra/arrived from
Edmonton by plane, on Satur-
day. They will be the guests of
Mrs. Currie’s sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. Davies,
for the next two weeks.

Ms. H. M. McIvor has returned
to her home in Woodrow, Sask.,
after an extended visit at the
home of her daughter and son-
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Acker-
man.

A surprise party was held in
the Community Hall on Saturday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Andy McWhinnie who-are leav-
ig to reside at Duncan, B.C. A
presentation was made to Mr.
MecWhinnie by Mr. Bill Reid of
Castlegar on behalf of the Can-
adian Legion. Mr. Alex Gray also
presented them with a parting
gift on behalf of the Kinnaird
Improvement Society. The many
friends present gave the couple
a merry send-off. Dancing was
enjoyed by all and later, lunch

*| was served buffet style.

Miss Nonie Henke spent the
week-end with parents at Beaver
Falls.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Graveline and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Geronazzo have
let on a motor trip to Vancouver

KINNAIRD FIREMEN
DROP HOME GAME

Playing beore a small home
crowd the Kinnaird Firemen
Softball team, played anything
but impressive ball as they were
snowed under by the Nelson
Transfer. 6-1,

Errors in the seventh frame
sproved to be very costly giving
Nelson 3 runs. Up to that time
the score remained at 1-1.

Cheveldave -pitched nice ball
and allowed only 3 hits in the
7 innings that he worked. He was
relieved by E.-Bradley in the 7th
inning. E. Barefoot allowed only
4 hits and was supported by
flawless fielding by his team
mates. "

Nelson ........
Kinnaird

TOTAL AUTO LICENCES
8.72 PER CENT GREATER

Total motor vehicles ‘licensed
in British Columbia, at April 30
was 262,282. This represents a
considerable increase over the
total of 241,242 licensed during
the same period of last year. of
this year’s total 197,140 are pass-
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