CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 27, 1961

Kinnaird Social: Notes

Mrs, Kaufman, Phone 5438
‘Visiting Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert
Jacobson from Calgary were Mrs.
Jacobson's brother and sisiter-in-
law, Mr,, and Mrs. Norm Yandt
who left, at the end of the week,
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Harelkin of
Asquith, Bask, were recent guests
of Mr, and. Mrs, Fred Bonderoff

end Pree

Mra, Margaret Evans and fam.
ily have had a three-week vacation
in Manitoba, .They motored almost

who she had not seen for 20 years.
They returned home this weekend.

Spnding Sunday at fer home first:

when her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs, John, Pridy and four

grandchildren arrived there from
Comox. She and Raymond then

Joined the Pridy familly to retum
to Kinnalrd, They arrived Thurs-
day,

Mr, and Mrs, Pridy and family
have aince returned.to. thelr home
on Vancouver Island, s

Mr, and Mrs, W, A, Brownile
ond two daughters, Margaret and
Barbara, are home from a memor-|
able trip to the east, They visited,
during'their fonth-long holiday, at
the homes of Mrs. Brownlie’s three
brothers, Wm., James and John
Gardner’ and their families at Fort
William, Ontario; and oth a

| latives'at Long Lac and

that province, This was their tisst
trip to Ontario where mos) out-
standing for the children were the
beaches. The ao had thelr

a

kay, David and Brian, all’ of Trail.

The Richards entertained vis-
itors last weekend when Mr. and
Mrs, Arnold Almquist and three
children, Eric, Gay and Lyall vis-
ited them from Chilliwack, The
Almquist family are long time
friends of the Richards, the two

sons Raymond ‘gud Roddy travel~|-
led to, Calgary.at the outset of an
‘y vacation : where they

Mrs, Harold Pridy. Roddy remained
in Calgary for his baer ‘holidays

Lake Superior,

Upon leaving their destination
to enjoy the trip home they spent
some time with another brother
and “sister-in-law of Mrs, Brown-|
lies, Mr, and Mra, Alex Gardner at)
Virden, Manitoba. In Saskatche-

wan they visited the scenes of Mr.|

Brownlie’s childhood at Calder
‘Bank and Morse, both situated on
the Trans-Canada Highway, visit-

ing friends of the family there and
at Exnfold,

The Brownlles arrived home
Priday ‘and also report, an interest-
ing colneldence which occurred in
Fort William, It was a chance meet-
ing with native son, Glen York.
iGlen is a Flying Officer, in Fort
Willam at the time: participating
in ‘en atreraft display of the Gold-
‘en Hawk Squadron,

Acting as captain of the squa-
dron, he negotiated the lead plane
on Alr Force Day, F.O. York has a

t commission and.recent-
ly. passed peas tests for a, tentative
promotion to Captain, He and. Mra.
York with their flve-month,old son
realde in Ottawa,

Marvin York spent's week vis-
iting ‘relatives. in Vancouver, He is
awaiting. the outcome of ‘his en-
lstment in he Navy while at the
coast.

Denny Deverson in spending
part ‘of “his “vacation in Kaslo, He
is missed by his friends in the
neighborhood.

Friends of Gary McAdam wish
him ‘a quick recovery, He entered
Castlegar hospital on Sunday.

“Mr, and Mrs, R, Archambault
and family’ wound up thelr vaca-
tion with ‘a camp-trip to Wasa
Lake, having enjoyed several days
at Kelowna the previous week.

Two or Three.
Man Crew For
* Garhage Truck

Will it.take two or three men

while Mrs.
proceeded to the ence River dis-
‘trict and a visit with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Nick Chernaiwsky;
and her four brothers ‘John, Mike,
Gill and George Paulovich and
their familles.and Mr, Ungarian’s
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Gregory Un-
garian, all of Manning,

~ Mra, Ungarian and Raymond

then continued their vacetion trip, |°
sister and

’8 new garbage

Both methods will be tried and
the one found to be the best will
be employed, council decided at its
meeting Tuesday ‘night:

Comm. Walter Thorp said that
if. the garbage’ crew. get used to a
three-man operation it will be dif-
ficult to change back to a two-man
operation.

“I. don’t go slong. with that
Tensoning at all,” answered Comm.
, | Aage -Sylvest. He’ sald that if the
threc-man ‘syatem were tried and
two men could handle it, then the
garbage crew would have to be cut

, | back to two men.

Municipal clerk Joe Logelin sald
that three men might be an advan-
tage: with one man keeping .the

truck moving and two men filling
tt. ;

Mr, and Mrs, £dwin Johnson

; and four. children came home de-

finately tanned and much’ enthus-

tives there, they later returned to
Calgary for a visit, eventually en-
joying the beauties of Banff where
they experienced the thrill of the
chsir Jift and ‘the tremendous view
of the areas:

Fairmont Hot Springs was the
next stop on the camping ist which

with ‘three days: still: to be accom-
plished on ‘their’ holiday schedule.

Mr, Mrs. Ed "Kulchesky |
have their ‘daughter, “Mrs. Art

erie, ‘Donna’ and Jeffrey visiting
them from Revelstoke.

Visiting the Bletieates over
‘Wednesday. wos Mr. Latry Grave-'
ness of Penticton,” -

‘Mr, and Mrs. Dan Schultz and
family visited friends and relatives
in. Wetaskiwin,. Alta, over their
recent two wee 'holiday which also
ae them as far as Lioyd Minster
Near here, they

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and Mrs, John Renner, of South
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Leslie Schultz stayed in Alberta,
visiting on the farm of his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kel-
lint, west of Wetaskiwin,

“wr and’ Mrs, A. EB, Webster
and family, including thelr daugh-
ter Yvonne from Trail enjoyed 10

the company of Mr, and Mrs. El-
mer Lucas and family. When a“
Lucas? left for home-Tuesday, the
Webster family continued to -Na-
kusp .where they camped at Camp
Galilee for the. four remaining
days,

Mr, and Mrs, R. H, Fenner,
Maureen and Kathy have just re-
turned from Denver, Colorado, Sym-
pathy is extended them in the
sudden pessing of Mrs, Fenner’s
mother, Mrs, Hannah Peterson,
who they had planned on visiting
in Denver later this summer. They
managed to spend some time with
relatives and friends in’ Salt Lake
oly pee returning home,

. and Mrs, Aston’ Kassian
amas oon Larry and Marilyn Vir-
beraky all’ of Edmonton, errived
Saturday to spend several days at.
the home of Mr, Kassian's brother.
and = alster-in-law, Mr, and

@ir. and Mrs, Loyd Bignell
spent three days’ of last. weck en-

having @ holiday ‘at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Pat: Peale and family.

Wownsend snd ‘three children, Val-|:

‘Mr, | Galilee, is home ‘again, Craig

days of camping, first at Kaslo in| MS,

Mrs. |" Mr.
‘| family of Grenfell, Sask., who: are}.
to visit with |:

Masses, ‘of ‘reed and white i roses
and fern were arranged around the
alter and sllver bows tted with ant-
in ribbon miarked guest pews at &
widely attended wedding service
held ¢at Castlegar United Church,
when, Loreen Joyce Bystrom,' dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Nils Bystro
of Cistlegar, andiMr, Charles ‘Wil:

Burdette "of Nelson, exchanged wed-
ding ‘vows before Rev, H. Pratt.’
(ering the church on the arm

lof her father,-ttie bride was beau-
tifully gowned white satin,
sweeping ‘en train from a full skirt
gathered to, ee ‘painted , Waistline in
the back.«<'t

‘The eat pleat farea from
the _ pol inted: waistline in front
form a bell'shape'at ‘the hem, Lace
floral appliques, trimmed with seed
pearls and’: motti¢r of pearl sequins,

ere

‘A Spanish-type comb held her
fingertip tulle ' veil, and . she, car-
rie heart-shaped , bouquet of

ings
‘land her .watch wos @ gift’ of the

bridegroom,

Silk organsa’ over ‘taffeta fash.
jJoned the bridal attendants’ gowns.
Mrs, Joseph | Postnikoff of “Nelson,

as matron of honor in aqua, carry-

erley Shortagel of Trail in coral,
carrying’ white and pink roses, wore
afternoon-length frocks with mat-
ching nylon” net and asllk organza
circle ‘headdreases, | Their. gowns
featured full skirts and ‘titted bo-
dice with” puffed, elbow-length
sleeves,
Mr, Sam, ‘Biminoff of Nelson
supported the ‘bridegroom. as best
man, Mr, Garth, Lipsack and. Mr.
Garth Strong ‘of Nelson and Mr,

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non Burdette, ‘son of Mr, ., Albert}

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_Bystrom Wedding:

Ray Bystrom of Castlegar, bated was ‘fo have been"bridesmald.
of :the bride,. were: ushers, : |
‘The men were attired ‘in char-
coal suits. with white’ boutonniers. | brothers friends: of the, bride from | bride ib
‘The Kinnaird ., Improvement| Castlegar and the Saints from Nel-| sheath -with a mandarin-style mat-
Society Hall, was, secoraled with,! son, > including .the bride's cousin, | ching coat, white accessories’ and
‘ Feonata | Horvath, Jim; Brown, Ken

and the bride is'on the ataff

a background for the‘ two orches-|| '
‘tras, and a/Variety of summer flow-| 4
ers ‘was atranged along. ase pone
of the stage,»

In the recelving line, ‘the. mo-
ther of the bride was gowned in a
turquoise taffeta sheath with green | pridi
lace overskirt deep em-
broidery'at the hemline, white ac-|

will reside in Nelson, where the
bridegroom is employed peddct

cessories and white: and yellow rose | E

Mrs. M, R. Vecchio’ of Nolon,
alster of the bridegroom,’chose med- |
ium: blue crepe with white accea-
sories, and white yellow rose, cor-
sage.

Dinner was served 40 220 guests
seated at long tables. ‘on which were
arranged low bowls ‘of mixed flow-

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White tapers glowed on the
bride’s table,

Mr. W. GQ. Horvath of Nelson
was master of ceremonies and read
telegrams of: congratulation 9s well
as.8 special message form ‘the Nel-
son Outlaw ‘ball club.

Mr. John Shornagel, long-time |
friend of .the family, sald Grace
and. proposed a toast. to the bride.
‘The. best. man - proposed a foast,
to. the bridesmaids,

‘The bride's bouquet was sent to
@: friend in ‘Trail-Tadanac . Hos-
Bites Misa Caren Sentolols who.

ev. and Mrs, Albert McNeil

and son who. have been visiting’ the
former's mother, Mrs, I.’ McNeil,
for a few days left Wednesday for
thelr home in'Dpysland, Alberta.
Mr. and’ Mrs, Don Crozier and
sons ot Nelson’ were guests of Mr.
£ *Baston at the week-
end,
‘Miss Janet King, who spent
two weeks. at. Renata, is. home. a-

‘Miss Judith Schellenburg, who
‘was: assisting ‘the cook. at Camp
‘Craig Sch-

ellenberg, who ‘attended the camp,

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- Mrs. WL ‘o. Motley of Salmo
was the weekend guest of Mrs, W.
E, MacCabe.

‘Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, C. King were Mr.
HH, Davis and daughter Kathy of
Blubber Bay, B.C., and Mr. .end
Jim Warner and family of
Medicine Hat, ‘
shades and Mrs. £, A, McDonald

and grandsons spent a successful

“| fishing trip to Kootenay Lake for

‘few days, returning at the week-
end, . Shee Lae
Mr, and Mrs, Norris Churches

Haines
family who spent several weeks at
‘Vancouver are home again,

Mr, and Mrs. W.. Harrower
spent four days eamping at Kaslo
Tast week,

Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gergely and
family of Nelson were. Saturday
guests of the former’s mother, Mrs,
G, Gergely.

Mr. and Mrs, Bob Maddocks

Doug MeLuckte who was one of
the leaders at the Junior boys camp
et Camp Galilee is home again,
and Mis, Don Smibert,and

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view: the whole question’ of the | Sister
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 27.,1961

l_ Notes.

Mrs, x Osiow, ‘Ph
‘Mr, and: Mra, Robert gaxchitd
and four. sons < went: camping, ‘at
Slocan City for's recent: weekend,
‘They ‘also: went to. Bear.
weekend,»

f following.

Danny! spent, a, day/up in New

and children: left. Gaturday for. En-

‘derby where they will ‘visit with a

and e taughter. Joyea tnd ‘Gloria
apent a agen of care down. at the

Mr, Nochvatal's parents, They ‘were his

visiting hee ‘with Mr, Nechvatal’s
sister ‘end ‘brother-in-law, Mr, and
pool Reiny’ ‘Bermel and | children,

:| tola ine D of

and no salesman’s commissions. to be .paid: Our
plans are _not. offered by door- to-door salesmen but
A ' tho: hi

to: call papen our

‘| 4s‘ required to’ advance clear evid-
iJence in” séeking™: treasury *

‘| approval of an operational ’ Tequire-
| ment as to ‘the types. of ‘aircraft
|| used by, the airlines, :

H The ‘ Chambers" -FeactiGn asked ;
| the Denartment of ‘Transport to

board

iccrued interest’ at any time,
lan hefore paid .in full. :Under- some di

if. you. receive a_call from; a. salesman: gellin
ré-paid ® “funerals please do not sign anything unti!

-|:you. contact ‘an’ association” member.’ Our. services :
:are available:for. advise | FREE. OF: CHARGE.

“& precaution: may save and bl
loss of money.” 4 ‘ Ba

This message is. brought to you by the sallowinis
funeral’. ee throughout the. East and .West..Koo-

fice of the Department of Trans-
port’ dss follows:

“In cases Where a ‘municipality,
operates an airport, | the responsibil-
ity, Zor

Migs"-Elaine ‘Rillooft spent: the
‘wetlord in?’ oeeaks Forks ‘visiting

'} buildings at these airports, the of-|-

an daughters ‘Laureen and, Linda,

and
maintenance of the terminal ‘build-

ing normally rests with that mun- | Ric

were recent visitors
oe tho hom ie. of Mr,- and » Mrs. ‘J.

‘Mr. Joe’ Mester left for a’ holl~
day to’ Bentley Alberta’ where he |=
ill visit relatives,’

Mr, ‘and’ Mrs, Julius Dyck and
daughter . Eleanor left for ‘a holi-

‘might ; be;some . space ‘required for
customs facilities:for.which' my de-

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Thompson Funeral Home, Nelson
Graham Funeral Service, -Osooyos ‘

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could offer.a ‘small t
to the city." one
> SHowever, ‘I feel that ‘the stand-
ard formula used ‘might’not be ap-
Plicable or helpful in the case of
Castlegar; and I-would be prepared
to -recommiend ‘to ‘Treasu-y. Board
braid some form‘ of: assistance be
rovided to’-improve the “present
terminal feollities”: 4

“A zeview.of the sohedulsa trae.
tie ee and:On

day: to Hot Springs,

» Mr, and Mrs,;W, Bohn of Kin-

Batra: ‘were :Weekend visitors ‘at the

chome: of: Mrs, John’ Anderson:-*
‘Miss June Lang and Miss Lor-

raine: | Fladager : accompanied © by

‘Miss ° Tieasen of Sudbury Ont-
pane and, Miss Balzer of Mission
‘are assisting in Vacation Bible

they ‘are ‘the quests at the home
sor ‘Mra. M, Neufeld,

Ae

‘Mr, Fred Podovintkotf: and Mr. |’

Mrs." Maria Alsbitt from ‘Van-
couver .was the recent guest of Mr.

were the recent “guests: of: Mrs..M.

‘Mfs.; Konigan is: viaiting with
her: ton and daughter-in-law Mr.
and Mra, Jack:Kanigan and family.

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cone to retain cold 4 ‘days. “

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