CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec, 5, 1968

Lumley - Walper Families Joined

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New Year's Eve
DANCE

ARENA HALL

sponsored by the
CASTLEGAR ROTARY CLUB
Proceeds To The
SENIOR CITIZENS VILLA

$16.00 Per Couple

Includes Dancing and Dinner
Novelties — Balloons — Noise Makers

REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
Music by the “96 Years”

Tickets to the first 110 Couples
Available at His Men’s Wear

ure’
baskets of white mums and
candle lit windows, was the
ecene of an carly ‘November
wedding ceremony uniting in
marriage Donna Belle Wal-

BK

vier Clinton Howard of:
ficiated.

The wedding music was

loist Wayne Wilkie
singing The Wedding Prayer.
The bride, escorted by
wore a_ floor-

a trimmed the centre
front, hem edge and each
sleeve. It also formed a little
bow at the front neckline.
The bodice featured a jewel

sleeves.

length veil of silk illusion was
daintily edged with lace

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This Christmas

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and attached to a matchin;

‘OSes,

Mand

a ; bouauet of small white
Blower girl Susan Walton

was
iature and carried a basket
of plums,

sits f from ine
The bearer, Bobby

Walton, in eeping with
wore pees

gold signet “ring was
iB as test ar was
Mr. Donald Stewart of New| P-:

Westminster with the bride's
brother, Mr. Rod idy Walper

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A Merry Christmas

Begins at .

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The Kinnaird United :
with large |i

played by Miss Jill Mcbeth| i

neckline and  wrist-length

pill box. She carried a ae
er book and red sweetheart

er,
igpiidesmald Miss Linda Cul-

y wore a floor-length sleeve-
Ids royal. b blue velvet en
in the ite ai dainty

trun ig
Ieadgiene. Elbow/ength white

gloves gave the ensemble a Members in Castlegar,
oriking contrast. She carried together with those of o' er | uy

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Many New Titles
Now on Shelves
At Public Library

The Castlegar Public Li-
brary has a number of newly-
arrived books on the shelves.

For Children — “All
about the stars,” for interme-
diate grades; “Girl of the
Rockies,” by Clark — fiction
for grade 5 and up; “Cook-
book for girls and boys” (and
mothers may peek  too!);
“Let's visit Scotland’ — for

4 /intermediate grades; and oth-

ers not listed.

Adult fiction — “I am
Mary Dunne” — Brian Moor-
e’s newest work; “South by
Java Head,” by Alistair Mac-
Lean (author of “Guns of

|| Navarne”); “Breaking Smith's
‘| Quarter Horse” — set in

B.C.'s Chilcotin country, by
Paul St. Pierre; and “Surviv.

Mal of the fittest,” by Pamela| &&

Hansford Johnson.
Adult non-fiction — “The |

icKervill; “No man stands
alone” — A true account of
author Athy Wilson's experi-
ences as a nurse in Alaska
Highway Outposts. “Curve of
Time,” by Muriel Wylie Blan-
jet, a widow who ho spent her
und Van-

Seventh Day Adventist chur-

Basle sharing 2 ushering du:

gifts from the groo!
tion in onthe form

- recep’
of a wedding breakfast was

held at the Nordic Hall. The
three-tier. weaaws cals, de-
ted in white
etals xa nd topped with
lca es
laced separat m the
bride’s table.

The parents of the bride
and groom assisted the newly-

with the bride’s mother wear-
ing an ice-blue silkwool street
length dress with three-quar-
ter length bell sleeves. ehewel
beading accented the - neck

and sleeve edge. She wore a

a white rose corsage.

The groom's mother wore
two-piece ensemble with
matching accessories and a

beth as master, ‘of ceremonies.
e oat sie a bride

‘was proposed yr.

Fowler and the toast to the

x the cutting of the
cae ae ica ‘bride and groonr
served their guests person-

ce travelling the bride

Following Bae -wedding
ip to Banff ai

weds in the receiving line}Kast Ni

bridesmaid by Myr. Don];

Church Congregation
Gives to Nigeria Relief

iches Aaa tbe would, |
offerin;

Sunday’ to aid oifering war
victims in East Nigeria.

An advance of $50,000

famine-stricken areas of Bia-
fra, making a total of $100,-
000 given by the church to

with date for this purpose.

Action designating the
relief offering came at the
close of a aeethand report
given by Dr. Sherman Nagel
at the church’s biennial coun-
en in iduronta: Nagel, a vet-

22 years work in
gre or returned to the US
jast month.

Nagel told the Sure

U officials that

need for food, the People in
Nigeria have suffered
immense material depriva-
tions. Many of them have
only the few rags they wear,
having fled from ‘their’ homes
and travelled many miles on
foot before the

one apes the fremsnneus |

contrasting whimsey hat and| armies.

_ “Their needs are stag-
gering,” the doctor — sai
Teeue: Bot to see it to be-

lieve

OE and Mrs. Nagel have
e . church's

by Mac. been operating thi

60-bed Northern ‘Newa Coun-
ty Hospital in the secession-
ist state since 1964. The

less advanced stages of star-
vation.

The Nagels left their
post only when three other
Adventist physicians. and a
en nurse arrived to relieve

em,

sailing aro

couver Island with her five
en. “Secrets of
polze’ personality and model
Beauty by John Robert
Powers. wpe Grey Seas Un-
der,” by Farley Mowat —
The story of a salvage tug
on the Atlantic Coast. “Where
the long tree ones” by
Mana — ae

hraey
cific. A good | seus

tre-Christmas
clean everything!’

Did you know, also, that
the library has current tele-
phone. books for most places

2 Come in and bring
mie card lists up
to date. Open ‘Tuesdays and
Thursdays 3-5 p.m. audi fed
ee and Saturday 1

Children’s story hour on
Saturday mornings at 10.30.

‘Castiegar Socials

Mrs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-8294

‘Mr. and Mrs. Perry Min-

nich of Robson spent the
weekend on a_ hunting ; trip
in the East Kooteays.

Mr. and Mrs. Jona Stock-
er and son of Castlebar
Subdivision waved eet to make
their home in Crawford

McKenzie. and

rs David of Enderby spent

the; past week visiting with

McKenzie’s father, Mr.
Wan, Easton.

Mr. Donald Hill of Rob-
son spent the weekend hunt-
ing inthe Ease East Kootenays.

eek, Mrs. G.
Caskey and Prd < Johnson,
all of Trail, attended the Or
der of the Eastern Star Baz-
ear kere 2 Saturday,

G. Easteott
of Rogiand wed relatives
here Sunda

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SPECIALS
CO-OP STORE

CO-OP MUSHROOMS, pieces & stems, 10-0z., 3 for $1.

NABOB COFFEE, 2 lbs.
TOILET TISSUE, Capri, 8 rolls

AT YOUR

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Ice Cream

3249

Vanilla, Chocolate,
Strawberry or
Neapolitan

Apple Juice
sme 3. . 89°

Reconstituted. Serve
Chilled for Refreshing

% Green Peas +x Cream Com
+ Peas and a

Garden Fresh Flavor.
14 fl. oz. tin
Your : Choice sO

‘Tastant Skim Milk

Lucerne. Economical. 20 Ib. bag ‘WY

Puritan Soups

Tomato or Vegetable. .
A Hearty Lunch. 10 oz. tin -

S
Polato Chips

Nalley’s. Serve Lucerne Party
Dips. 9 oz. tri pack box

Frozen.
Chicken or ve orkay.
8 oz. Package —_..__.

Meat Pies

Safeway Brand

Fresh Coffee

All Purpose Grind.

Contains Colombian

Coffees. 1 Ib. bas. 69 4

Breakfast Gems

Large Eggs

Fraser Valley
Farm Fresh.

Grade

Cheddar Gheese

; : : 28
Safeway Brand. Old. Rndm Cuts

celly Powders

Empress. Assorted
Flavors. 3 ox. pkg.

Parly Digs
Lucerne. Assorted Varieties.
8 oz. Carton ————_______

Superb. ‘Beef -

Round Steak

5. $1

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 5, 19683

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Here comes that man again...

fa Rich Cream, Fresh
id Eggs and Spices.
1 Quart Carton —_

Deluxe Nut Roll

Lucerne. Quart Carton

Cogn,
Soft Drinks
com _5 $1

Glen Valley
+c Peaches << Apricels

Standard Qaulity.
14 fl. oz. tin.
Your Choice

Orange Juice

_5. Sj

Premium Qlty.
Concentrated.
6 oz. tin —_____.

Colors. Box of 3
26" Rolls ee

Tomato Galsup

Macaroni Dinner
‘ - Taste rolls: ‘Adds
Zes!

Catelli, With Tasty Cheese

Sauce. 7%4 or. package —___ Bottle __-____

isis Records

* Bing Croshy’s * Ferey C2 Como’s.
Family Favorites. Each

Pure Plum Jam

Empress Pure. True
Fruit Flavor. 48 fl. oz. tin -

one Lights 1 ‘99 ‘ae Tumblers
os =) = peer: |

Golden Fruit.
Serve Sliced

Your Christmas Store KETCHUP, 7 Farms, 4 11-oz. btls.

KLEENEX TOWELS, 4 rolls
PEPSI or GINGER ALE, large btls., 5 for ......
JAPANESE MANDARIN ORANGES
2.3} g

fed. Serv
with, ‘Hollandaise

wit
h so much more or Cheese Sauce ....

Western Pot Roast

Beef Arm Bone. Canada Choice, Canada Good .

Boneless Pot Roast

Rolled. Plate and Brisket. Canada Choice, Canada. Good

Smoked Cod Fillets

imported. Serve fried in a batter

/Fresh Broccoli:

. Grapetruit =r

Imported

More eccecce LINOS — SASH AND DOOR
ALL TYPES OF LUMBER

. ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD

Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

DRESSES
DUSTERS
LINGERIE

SWEATERS

NYLONS

Japanese Mandarin

Oranges Fresh Nuts

$9 39| Se", 598

*, ev aly 2 -Eliberte:
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT To LIMIT QUANTITIES

MEN’S DRESS SOCKS

No.1 quality by McGregor
SPECIAL, 2 pairs

Cranberries

Imported. For :
Ib. 39¢

Sweet & Juicy.
Easy to Peel.
9 Ib. box

Homemade Sauce.
Bulk or Cello

SPECIALS
4 X 8 PREFINISHED
SUNSET ASH

$9.95

Reg. $1.50 pair

ADJUSTABLE IRONING BOARDS .
Sturdy metal, 5 ppsitions, each only

TRONING BOARD Pad & Cover Sets only :
Prices effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., Dec. 5-6-7

KC CO-OP

BRILLIANT, B.C. PH. 365-7373

Leg of Lamb
69°

Breakfast -

Sausage

Ecanomy Brand.
1 Ib. Package ..............005

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