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_ @ COMICS @ FIRE DANCE
TRAIL JUNIOR HIGH
, AUDITORIUM.

THURS, NOV. 14 8.15 P.M,
Adults: $1.50;. , , Students: 7c

‘Bowiing.

Celgar Mixed

.-..Ladies High ‘Single Mrs, B.
Flanders 281; Ladies High Three
Mrs, B, Flanders 588, Men's High
Single D. Hiebert 308; Men's High
Three D, Hiebert 752. Team High
Single Team 8 904; Team High

/)| Three Team 8 2538,

Team Points: Téam 8 122, Team
1.119, Team 5-115, Team 12 109,
Team 9 106, Team 2 104, Team 6
104, Team 4 85, Team 7 84, Team
10 a4, Team 11 76, Team 3 71.
Coffteeé Break League

LHS Vivlan Murphy 258;
Joy Andrews 593, THS Pincurlets
eat THT Wheaties 2366.
TP: Wheaties 3, Muffets 1,
Mugs. 2, Cheerios 2, Take “5”
Pincurlers
“No Blow Club” Joy Andrews
Barb Wood.
‘Tuesday 1 O'clock

LHS Janna Brownlie 216; LHT
Janaa Brownlle 580,.THS Oglows
792; THT Oglows 2280,

TP: Oglow's 4, Ross's : Meat-
market 0;'Tiger Service 4, Castle-
gar Drug 0; Independents 3, ‘Sky-
line Auto-service 1.

Tuesday Mixed Leaguo 7.o'elock

LHS Sal Rutheford 230; LHT| Thursday: M

Sal Eee 556, MHS Bill Da-
; MHT Ben Rourke’ 620,
THs. Sides pullers 1007; THT
Budge Builders ‘2’
: West's 3, Duttoa ‘Pushers

“Appreciation Day
SPECIAL

VO5 HAIR SPRAY AND VO5
CONSCENTRATE SHAMPOO

Both for Only

HOT WATER:BOTTLES
reg. $2.65 SPECIAL ..

LISTERINE dad SIZE
TAL

SPECTACULAR |
OFF E R-

F-R-

Q,| tires '830;° THT Sparétires, ‘2244.

wr
'| entertained during the evening \by

Lotta Blows 0, Hailley's'Comots 1,
Other 600's Sam Rutheford 608,
Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11

LHS Diane Lindow 220; LHT
Joyce Turner 568. MHS Ed Web-
ster 282; MHT Ed Webster 680,
THS ‘I' Don't Know 950; THT I
Don't Know 2669.

2 TPs “Sportsmen 3, Bank of
Commerce.1;, Happy Gang 0, I
Don’t Know 2 Night Hawks 2,| Ws
Bootleggers’ 2,

ther. 600's Geo. Jablonsky

601,
Wed ‘Morning Drivers League:
LHS>'Blanche Deverson 255;
LHT Ruth Rourke 620. THS Spare-

2, Regulars 2 Bridge Builders 4, N

) Rivers Hall.

A practive was held for the

coming visit’ of the :grand chief
: Nov.) 28, Mrs. P,
eo" grand chief, re-

ing her, official visit,
’ Mrs, J, Sherbiko was the win-
ner of the evering’s. booster prize,
At the close of a very busy evening
delicious refreshments were serv-

Sporetires 4; paki 0; Cranks
3, Carburetters
Other 800's. Blanche Deverson

604...
Ladies ‘Wed..Nite
LHS June Little 234; LHT
Carol Price 594. ee Sputniks 864;
THT Oddballs 2412.
‘TP: Choregirls 4, Sputniks 4,
Oddballs’ 4,' Kingpins 0, ‘Five
‘Thumbs Aas Beatniks 0.

orning League
LHS Teena Leitch 235; LHT| B
Teena irelh 622, Ree ae 799
THT: Teddy Bears 2

TP: Beavers 1, Gunma ‘1;
Lions 3, Minx 2, Squirrels 2, Teddy
Bears 3.

Rowdy Rollers’: League *

28°" LHS' Hilda Kinieki 285; LHT
Hilda Kinicki 683, THS Crier’s 797;
THT Groaner’s 2087.

TP: Grosner’s 8, ‘Moaner's 4,
Screamer’s £ walters 4, Hooter’s
11, Crier’s 12.

Classici 8 Mixed ie

LHS Ev Schmidt 260; LAY
Ev. Schmidt 880. MHS Ken Price
348; MHT Ken''Price 782, THS
Five Shakes 1010; THT Reformers

TP: Reformers 4, Castlegar
News 0; Five Shakes 3, DeVito's
1; Deadbeats 3, Defenders 1.

Other 600's Ken Price 782,
Bill Davis 717, Eric Schmidt 714,
Tom Cowlin 625, Ralph Peterson
623,' Jack Mason 601.

“Robson. Gouple
“Honored at Party =.

The 17th-Wedding Aaaverary
'on- October 17, of Mr. and
J. Hunter. of Robson, was the oc
easion fora surprise party by
neighbors’ and friends.
and Mrs, Richard Donald

Playing and. singing. .A Secorated

inniversary cake.was presented at
lunch time and the ‘very surpris-
ed couple were _ Presented with a
pole

- Gasllogar Men
Ara Honored
pale Power Meot

The Steam Plant Social Club
of the .CM&S Company combined
with the jlocal: branch of the In-
stitute of Power Engineers to spon-
sor. a most enjoyable dinner and
dance. The date was October 1!
and the place was the. tne Mill
Hall

Tt: was. the. tenth. anniversary
of the formation’ of. the Kootenay

‘| spent a few days in Calgary and

‘Bloodoff Funeral
Services. are. Hold”
(Mon. at Brilliant.

‘Funeral, services . wore “held
Monday fromthe Russian Hall at
Bililiant for the late ‘Mrs. Nastia
loff,...77, who passed ‘away
i “he Castlegar hospital on Satur-
day, She ‘is, survived by one ‘aon,
John of Brilliant.
Mra, Bloodoff came to Saskat-
chewwan from’ Russia in 1898 ‘and
rilliant 12 years later,

lant untiljthe time of her, death,
She: was predeceased. by her hus-
band Johniin.1951..

Interment: was in Brilliant Ce.
metery.:Don‘;Wickett: of the Cas-
tlegar Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements,

ROBSON SOGIALS

Mr’. and ‘Mrs, T, Webster mo-
tored'' to . Vancouver recently ’ ac:
companied’ by. their daughter Lor-
een, who has-returned to her 1 nure-
ing duties at Vancouver ‘General
Hospital g

Beautiful’ fall « flowers, | gold

day | and mauve chrysanthemums form-

ed a lovely ‘setting ‘in the East

. Teall: United Church for the wed-| 5,

youngest son of Mr, and Mrs, W.

Vows et Kee | in: . Trail

‘cade sheath’ with patent accesso.

‘ries,’ Her corsage was of. rust’ co-
lored | chrysanthemums, | Mrs, Hu-

Wer corsage, was of baby.
white chrysanthemums,:
; Fall. flowers, pink and alte
and bells

Hubert, Robson. The took
place October 11: at 6 p.m.’ with
the Rey. Rodney Booth Performing
the ‘ceremony.’ Mrs,.M: King

the organist and played O Perfect

‘| Love ‘during the signing of the

register.
“The bride, given in’ matriage
by her father, was charming in’a

ket and detachable ‘train. 'A’ tiara
of pearls and crystal ‘held’ the
chapel’ length ‘ veil: and the bride
carried a cascade bouquet of red
roses and etephonitis. For jewelery
she’ wore a’ double ‘strand ‘pearl
necklace,’ gift-'of the groom.
Miss Wendy Reith, maid of
honor. and ‘Miss Linda : Kvinlaug,
sister of the bride, as bridesmaid,
wore ice blue satin sheaths with
short jackets and overskirts. Match.
ing .blue’ satin’ headdresses : wi
front..bow, held: their. short veils.

cultured, :-pearl / drop

gifts of: the bride.: Debbie riper
neice. of the..groom, flower: girl,
was. very. Pretty. in’ a, short. blue

lovely, gown of white satin ‘fea-
a dome-shaped . skirt with Saskateh
‘. tring Jace, ‘short removable jac-

the
reception hall and the bride's ta-
ble,: The wedding: cake ‘centered

was the bride's table and was flanked
with.white candles in crystal hold: |*

‘ers.’ Mr..G. A. Wilson acted: as

master of ceremonies and 'congra-

tulatory.. telegrams. were received

}from Vancouver .and | Regina,! and

|a-telephone | call ‘from Lemsford,
ichewan, ’ \”

kane for their . honeymoon: trip.
‘The bride donned’ a-red two piece

double knit suit, with black patent |.

accessories,’ Her corsage was’ of
baby white chrysanthemums. Upon
their return: Mr, and Mrs, Hubert
took up residence at’ Genelle.:

Out of town guests at the
wedding included, Mr. and Mrs.
W.: Hackman, “Mr. and

Sorenson, M.° Guido’ and “J. Scott
all of Castlegar; Mr,!and Mra. (R.
Deutsch and family, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Marshall, Blueberry;’ Mr. and
Mrs. R, Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs,
ga Pettersson and Carl,’ Mr. ‘and

satin dress ai
and Posted She carried a dain-
ty nosegay of pink and white chry-
santhemums and wore a gold, loc-
ket set with.a cultured pearl, gift
of the bride.

~ i The: groom was attended ’ by
his brother, ‘Mr. William Hauer ts
as best’ man and ‘cousins_of
groom, .Gordon. and Norman
Deutsch served as ushers.

‘Sole’ couple was’ assisted in
receiving ‘by: their’ parents, - and
the’ bride's ‘grandmother, Mrs. D.
R,. Taylor, ‘at’ the’ reception’ held
in the Warfield ‘Hall. The bride's
mother chose a Tight turquoise bro-

Mr, \and Mrs. A). K. ‘Waldio

returned ‘over the Creston-Salmo
road: Shed

Mrs, 'D,. Hewitt of. Nekusp. vi-
sited with her daughter and.son-
in-law, Mr. and Mra. D. Stewart,
Sr.

Mr, and, Mrs, ‘T. Raardal re-
turned last week from a

“Robson WI.Get
Acquainted ’ Tea
~ Held Last- Week . .

“The Robson Recreations Hall

hunt in’ Southern Alberta. ~

~~ Mr, and:‘Mys, D, Adshead, and
daughter Cherie, formerly of Barn-
don, are now residents. of Robson,
Mr," and “Mrs.”“H. Matheson,
Susan and Donald spent two days
camping last week on'the summit
of the’ Salmo-Creston. road.
Mrs, G. Thorp spent the week-
end. a "frail," looking ‘after her
grandson, while: Mr. and Mrs. D.
‘Webb motored to Vaticouver.
ler also spent se-

‘Mr. and. Mrs. James, H. Smith,
returmed : from: Vancouver. accom
panied ‘by ‘their’ son - Jack: They
visited in Baswell” during Jack's
visit and he has since returned to
his home. in ‘Kitimat.
.. Mr, ‘Rex: Ballard “of. Edmonton
spent’ .the; past. weekend ° visiting
his mother, Mrs, 0, B. Ballard.

Mr. and-Mrs. .G. Clarke Have
had’ as. guests, Mr. id Mrs;
Ramsey, and. Mr, charke's. uncle
John. of ‘Winnipeg. 38.

‘Mrs, “Ry Christofferson has

Mrs, G,
veral days in Trail this past week. | ‘Mrs.

23 33 for. the annual “Get "Acquainted?
Tea: sponsored .by Robson: WI.) ::
+In' the ‘absence of. _ president
Mrs. W. Hubert, Mrs. W.
greeted the guests at’
Entertainment : under. ithe
rection of Mrs, Waldie,

Phee : gave :a: humorous ‘reading
“The Purple ‘Doot” with « guests
in blanks: with quotations.

.e: kitehen was capably ‘ate

tended to by. Mrs. ‘Fornelli, Mrs.

Jolly: and Aras Deutsch with Mrs.
ma :

noon: were’ Mrs.:)Williamson: of
Deer ‘Park and ‘Mrs.\Warkentin of
Renata. The table was covered with
alace cloth and: centered: bya
low bowl of - autumn: flowers.
“There “were » many: visitors

. W, J, Wilson end. Caro} all :
B.

tt and Mr, ie Hat

Tey; Mrs. R. Taylor, Regina and
Mr, and’ Mrs.'J.’S. Spokes, aunt
and:uncle of the bride,
Saskatchewan. é

The couple travelled. to, Spo- |:

Phone ''365-:

JEWELLERY. -
eae

; Session,’

«had taken to Italy,“ While showing
‘the’ pictures “Mr, Campbell ‘gave

fa walt

ifare”

@ Bingo on.the following'nights operated by:
Nov. 2nd — J. Leckie; W: Brownlie :
Nov..16 — F. Bacon, :W. Johnson :
Nov. 30 — i. Bates,;D. Adshead

f were cea. in way It was ‘noted
"showing ; that :‘near)
an the smal toa had’ the’ most

"row and enchanting ‘streets. There

te also ‘a ‘picture’of ‘the house
Of. Mra. Sampbelts parents in Can-

and Men Te Black burn ‘were’ wel
comed ‘back:.from ‘their. vacation.
Thank’ you letters were sead from
Ed Cuthill for thé ' he He wits
had received; also one from 3

H, Johnson Yor the Fall Fair ‘thanks
‘ing “the members ‘who ‘had: done
a good job of guarding at ihe arena
during: the’ oir, Mrs, R. De

‘and Mrs, Di Gilroy, former ‘mem-
bers, also from Mr, and Mrs.

was read from (Mra.

F, pe nine inviting’ thé‘ members

to attend ‘the showing of Ben Hur

on. Dec’}14 at, the local theatre.
mem! Ic

tion eels many thanks,

y| ground, This Ge like avery large
building with ‘windows:-all ' along
the side and each window had fIo-
wers in /it... Another | outstanding.
picture - was! of..the most; beautl..
ful and ‘mi gnificiont cethedral: in
Milan: This ‘cat hedral is'600 Years |
oid. iittala!
Inv his recraric’ Mr. Cam

said it was he’ most etn
he had ever seer. There: was also
a picture’of the Vatican with’ the
Pope at one of the windows.

i
3, Wig wil be, tn charge ot f

g
the next meeting. A discussion ibe

held ‘rogarding’ the ‘collection for |.’

the luncheon. It was decided that
it should, be, 10c, It is‘hoped that

_ there -will:be a good turn-out: of | j

members ‘at ‘the Noy, 8 meeting,
This. willbe the annual:and. elec-
tlon of. officers: for 1964 moeting.

Tho meeting was adjourned ‘at

the close ‘of a very busy business

The members C)
of Columbus provided :\the, enter-
falamient for the’ evening» with

Black cata, jack-o-lanterns

other, weird ‘and imaginative. ge

Joween themes sdt against’ a’ back.’

Campbell ‘showing colored ground of ‘autumn’ leaves . formed

aliges of ‘the trip he and his wife

a’ very: {ntéresting commentary,
which made one: feel: that ° ‘they | @

beautiful -eathedrals,
hundreds

ture galleries. One very interest
ing thing‘noted was ‘the very nar-

was a very interesting picture of

the scene in the Kinnaird Improve-
ment. Society! Hall forthe costume
dance sponsored by the Alpha Phi
Srapter of Bota Sigma: pie -on:F

‘izes for: the © best cost

Bite: accepted ‘the * prize fo:

West group, indians Pith a‘ chief;
Special mention, was given for’ the
Bobid i} Hood group and’ the Beat-

the house where St. Rita was born; |:

the Saint that , ‘St.;,Rita’s Church | 1
Castlegar is

named after.|'There

Mrs, Flynn’ at’ the ‘piano.’ Mrs, Mc- |=

Pouring tea during the’ after- | -

soneMine

SPECIAL

about.

mention to the Roman couple. ©

Funniest costumes, ‘the, bums,
were ‘worn by June and Jack Bell
with i honorable ie mention to Mr. and

: s
| Jack? Young, Me and?:Mrs.
|| Knutson’ and Dr. and car

costume * ball, the Sorority. held
its regular meeting at which stiine,

‘| Baulkham’ and“ Mrs, “T.’ Lockhart’

-| jewel lery:
aprogram pres by: Mrs. ts

Held ‘at' the home‘ of Mra. L.
Hesbitt.: “the co-hostesses were Mrs,

trinkets ‘and’ for the | purpose. of
beauty: *
‘A.complete description of the

12. birthstones was: learned ‘with
reasons: for, their; use. {Pictures
and, examples’ of. various cfypes of of
‘jewelery: were. examined ‘an

$50.00 to $100.00 FREE CHOICE OF Branch of the TEE an one of the} heen’a patient’ a vite fer from: Renata and Deer. Parl, =
pak outs District hospital, or the last few) well as guests ym Robson and |‘
RECORDS ast fey Metric

of; past .president.-pins. Those. 80 days.
‘with the purchase’ of’a “s\' it honored were: William Houston of

KORTING STUDIOTONE eee eee: tron the na

David. D..* McCall ‘from TT, . = Sau i cus
los | eee z Tose J i fe : sed and ‘one fact brought out in
“STEREO | “Asa, ale : i ees ve —_ that « diamond- rigs-- shouldbe
Mr.'Cre 7 : 4 - 2 pate | Dis oS OS a: : ae i }:|shecked by.a jeweler and eteaned
drop;in for a demonstration Peat sent to receive his pin, and it was : e Cree ee a : : —- ; | ae area ise
é accepted: on.his behalé by J. Jeele- : to ct
ma‘ from: Celgar.
3), Dinner was served by the Wo-
meh's. ‘Auxiliary of Local 480, and
was ; followed by. ‘an’ entertaining |,
=| comedy. show put on by the ‘well
4 = known -loca] artist, :Mr.. Riley.!:
Out of town -guests included
a large representation from’ the
Celgar Mill at Castlegar, plus Mr.

cy and Ms, Seott Freer from Xin

Now is the time to start your mney: ith cites sured the ga.
"Christmas Lay-Away For.

of the Salmo-Creston ‘Road, there
will: be ‘a’ much’ larger attendance
from Kimberley at any future so-
eial activities of the group. ..-<

SEMI-GLOSS.
LATEX. ENAMEL.

There never has been an nam

that B0es on so ‘easily, looks 50
"strous, lasts so tong.

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