CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 12, 1962

FOR SALE

"SG .2-door hardtop Bulck, g00d
condition, Ph, 365-5882 or ees |:

'N KKASLO, B.C. ON BEAUTIFUL
Kootenny Lake, 4-bedroom house,
lagre Uving-room with fireplace, dl-
ning room. Electricity, good water
supply. full bathroom, oll heat. Five
level lots In gardens and orchards,
Full price - $5,000, Apply Mra, M. B.
Watson, Box 1765 Kimberley. Phone
LUdtow 2-4326, *

Coal and wood furnace with
pipes, Ph, 365-5) 3828

4-bedroom oo was heat, closo
to schools, $9,500. Apply 575 Green
St., Castlegar,

1953 Fargo :. 4-ton. eee wood
shape, Can be geen nt Skyline. 326

‘Treed lot near hosp!

#236,

Large McClary refrigérator, $55.
W. Krachenfels, by Maples | Motel,
Blueberry Creck,

Partiy-finished homie liveable
bosement. One road weat of Robson
school, Ph, 865-5994.

Cabin cruiser, 6-ft, beam, 16 ft.
Jong,. family’ boat, $225; one aqua-
plane speedboat and trailer, 4-ft.
beam, 11 ft. long, $250, Ph, 385-3328.

—

Fresh vegetables and peas for.
freezing. Apply
Castleaird Plaza.

Jacuzzi jet pump with ¢hree-

quarter np moter and 40-al. ‘pres:

sure tank. Ph, 7282 Sentinel
Building Supplles, Thrums
Brand new gas stove, fully aut-
3 10 cu, ft. new ree
. new  Fairbanks-
. Now on special, aluminum
combination screen doors $6.95_each.
Ph, 365-2868, 8238
Like new Home-lite 520 divect
drive chain saw, wore “only
chain, $160. Ph. 365-560!
‘Wiener nies, Siz Sa “Wilts Box
852, Castlegar. 828
Enterprise. as
365-823!

renee Hoga eon
dition. Ph. 328

“¥. Bonde below | eras

FOR SALE

2-bedroom house sang nerengss 8 in
Enat | nabs Ph. 865.

nmore wor Tani
conditions Ph, 305-5775,

Private view tot, kKinnaled, Good
soll t nice trees, Ph, 305-2262,

“titinished S-bedroom home with

hnaoment sutte, 8.
4005, * f

acai
3

Kinnaird, Ph, 868+] —:
a 926

FOR RENT

Nice furnikhedt or unfurnished
Tons aents 3 rooms, bath, eee
Tieat and water Nera $75, Ha
vilek Hunn mae th

8 Unfurnished
houge In ‘cuntivuar. Close so businets
Matrict. §50 9 month, ul;
a1. Apply at Castlegar Newer  einae
S-heroom howse— in” Blueberry
Creek, Wh, 865-8300,

IN CASTLEGAR
Good revenue woperty, new 45
x 50 store with four 4-room_ sum
furnished npartments on xecond foor.
Best location, blork from new post
office, lots of ‘parking space and fot
for additlonat  bullding 000.
th re-
f autiful near-nere
lot, couple of blacks fram schools,

anothef home or apartments, $17,000.
‘Write Peter Harvick, 18316-2nd N.E.
Seattle 55, Wash,
26-(t. Pan-American tratier, fully-
ee enaee Bullding Supplies,
‘Thrum |. 859-7282,, 828
atta etre poms Bara apt

in Casticnan Ph, 3
OAT!

cate tient ee boats; Wa-
canda = ftibre;

boating “eee aries: trailer supplies;
“Bales, Frultvale, 1.0.
_ tins

‘Allstate Rebuilt Engines Save
$15 to $20. Replace, don’t repair. All-
state rebuilt engines are reduced!
Every engine is completely re-man-
ufactured with new internal parts
and all bearing surfaces are micro-
finished. Guaranteed trade-in credit

Tanged. Simpsons-Sears, Nelson, Ph.
390. :. tinlg

post ‘office, churches, Room to build |

for your old engine. Installations ar-{‘

Need Floor Coverings? See Simp-
sSons-Sears low, low catalogue prices.
Fast shipping service from Vancou-
ver. Complete selection of samples at
our store, Simpsons-Sears, Nelson;
Ph. 2390, ttnid

Modern 2-hedronm home, untur-
nished, Columbin Heights, Robson,
Rent §75 mene Ph, Nelson pee

roomed apartment ‘and a-room-
ci npartment. Apply: peste
Apartments, Ph, 965-9781,

“a-room heated apartment in oe
tlegar. Apply 426-7th Ave, or Ph.
365-6791... sat

Bs Deron, Bute tocated Text to
Irene's nth. Would be

8 | itfeat tor Snail business with ving

quarters attached, pease cord fd
2-bedroom house in canines
Ph, 863-3807, ” & aT
Heated, furnished apartment in
Castlegar available July a Apply
647-Gth Ave. or Ph, 365-277 Et
Sulte at Fremenko'a oe

*h, 365-8061. 326

ers: | —~—Z-bedroom house with option to
6511, 826

buy, 764-4th Ave, Ph. S65-
Z-bedroom modern electric home.
Avallable July 1st. “Apply B2
land Drive or Ph, 365- St tind.
room. suite. Apply
Creights ‘Apartments. Ph "aes78.

Residential lots, apply iat
Jewellery Store, trn26

*. NOTIGES

OPPORTUNITY — To average
at least $15 per day In a business
of your own handling’ best known
ine of household products. No cash
required, Car necessary, For full in-
formation write Watkins Products,

Two church organs, apply J. C.
Killough, Box 609, Castlegar, Ph.
5183, Ht 328

Baby budgies, Ph. 365-8390. 328

FOR RENT

mee rent or sale — 4-bedroom
houst floors, fruit trees

Attractive (modérn — yenr-round
home at Christina Lake with 60 fect
lakeshore ‘frontage, app. ‘%-acre,
double plumbing, fireplace, sunporch,
furnace and fully furnished summer
cottage. Write Box 43, Christina rake
or phone 447-5278,

and “workshor. Situated: on large
socter, lot. Ph. be tin23
Pully-furnisl eT Bulte,
all utilities palds reasonably priced.
Ph, 365-5442.
2-room furnished sulte, heated,

Main St, Castlegar, Ph. 365-5261.

Inc, Box 4015, Station D, Vancouver.
Ha a ae ial acl

Horachuck riding every weekend
at’ Harrop Ferry. Tratl rides and
tuition, Bring the whole family. 20
horses to choose from and free tent-
Ing if you wish, H. Harrop.

Castlegar and District Sports-

Good prizes.. Pop and ice cream for
ehitdren, Public invited. 27
Trail Business College — New

4. 21-32

3 BEDROOM

EXCLUSIVES

460 Spruce Street

Single floor convenience with the added” extra of a
family room (den or’ office) or 4th bedroom, if needed.
* Patio garden to the rear in a secure and , well-established
neighborhood. Living room hag a raised fireplace. Garage is
built-in. Some finishing is required:
z Over: 1,300 sa. ft for only $13,800

560 7th Avenue

This two-level unit contains.a bright, sunny lower suite
with separate entrance, A tenant will provide the means of

an easy purchase arrangement,

Main ‘floor is’ roomy with hardwood flooring and- ‘good

finish.

Let us sr ou the painless method to home

th only $3,000

Modern planning with fancy finish in ash and

term begins

Before you buy a sewing ma-
chine see the new Renmore push-
button, -twin-needie . automatic ziz-
zag at Simpsons-Sears, Nelson. Only
$99.88. ked by our famous
at ce tin:
‘and board in Brivate home.

apply e pitath Ave. Castlegar.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
Bor 308; Castlegar. tis.
‘Deadline for’ slasaireg nas 18 12
eaday the day
tint’

Want girl's bike, age 8-10 years.
Ph, 865-5005. ae = ale

‘Want to rent beginning. on or
around Aug. 10 an unfurnished, two-
m house or apartment: Please

°K Fraver, Qsoyoor, “BC.
mvieg full: particulars.

initial payment, "

Juniper i

‘Want. to rent 2- or S-bedroo!
house, preferably. unfurnished. ‘Write

908, - Castlegar : News. 823
‘Want to’ rent 2- or 8-bedroom
unturnished home, Ph. . 367-996,

aly | Michel and iret

by a cozy

Vanity

large _ plas-

tered bedrooms, storage, basement and attached garage, with:

,breezeway,

Drive slowly past this beauty and hen call 365.3441.

ie - 525 Tth Avenue

Near schools and playfields, this bright new 3-bedroom

home is a mothers dream of family

“HELP: Want ED

cute Man'— 23 43 years,
airied with good references, for
permanent position which will pay
$80 to $110 1 week to start for a
man not. afrald to work. This could
be ot Interest to a man in.a. store
or factory who might wish an out-
side Poaltln an replies handled with

has laundry, future lavatory, and provision for extra rooms.

Living room is panelled in birch veneer. Kitchen has

. dining and work areas,
Require $1,000' down,

ANDERSON

Phone 365-2441

Bob Willlams at
365-8378. . 328

Quotations will be recelved by
the Seeretary-Treasurer, C, H. King
for fuel to 7 Supplied to schools in

ins District No;

Coal: ‘Green Hn Furnace coal or
equivalent. Stoker: 50-50 mixture

Derence 4

Gravel &.Top Soil
|» DIDOHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 865-6041

‘BEACON MOTORS Ltd.

‘Ponting — Rulck —- Vauxhall
101 Baker. St.’ Nelson
- Phone 578 ue

grade

‘SAND &

stoker, This coal t
mixed before going into storage ee
on: 25,000

furnace oll,
All fuels to be placed in re-
spective storage at schools when and
where required.
Board reserves the right to Te-
dJect Gad or all tenders.
Tenders close at 12:00 noon, July
23, 1962.

Accent is being placed on in-|
senior of

Cor, Maple & 9th, Castlegar

senior of
broad picture of federal, provin-
celal and

Donaid Bros.

Earthmoving, Contractors
Ltd.

planning and operations, This year
Civil Defence is . stressing muni-
Jeipal planning.

Stylist in

A young man with an inter-
esting and‘crowded background is
Fredricko

Parisian Hair

Area

is'the use of a.small concentrated
flow of hot alr which allows you
to the hair while comb.)

to the Castlegar “a

This Parisian hair stylist,’ ci cur:
rently at the Beauty Parlour at
the Castleaird Plaza, at 25 has al.
ready travelled in nine countries
demonstrating his skills and a

We-| new hair drying apparatus.

In true European craftsman-

n21 | ship ‘tradition, Fredricko studied

for three years in Parls and one
year in Brussels before he was
qualified ‘to™call himself a hair.
stylist.
an. appointment at the World's,
Fair in Brussels in 1958 and he
was taken en: staff in the Salon of
the Savoy Hotel in London,
During a six.month stay at
the George Hotel in Edinborough,
Scotland, he was surprised to find
one of his customers was Princess

This’ training earned him | way.

ing . without using

BASEMENT, :DIGGING, , DITCH
ING, \CKFILLING,
negated CEMENT. GRAVEL

ne 365-5464: Castlegar
Phone 359-7474 Thru

_Ballding Supplies

: “panaing & Supply Oo ed ;
Castlegar
Phone 365-8351.

hair dryers, rollers and pin curls.

He brought one of these ma-
chines from ‘Paris with him’ and
has been busy demonstrating ‘it's
use ‘tq, local hairdressers and: cus.
tomers.

He has also worked in Stock:
holm; Sweden, and parts ‘of Ger-

CASTLEGAR -

many before ‘doing ‘a ‘short stint |:

in the Belglum army in the Congo
and an exploratory trip ‘to Nor.

He has been’ impressed with
the material wealth and, progress
of the’ U.S, ‘and Canada and the
opportunities they afford.” How-
ever, he has ekpressed the opin-
ion that when the European Com.
mon market becomes. a complete
reality, ‘it: will develop into the

who was
nearby Balmoral Castle. -
One of the secrets of the

28 | French hair styles, says Fredricko,

; FIELD AND STREAM

By JACK WHITE

~ Well it looks like about the
only fish that is really hankering
to be caught are the Silvers which

a include Kokanee, Kickaninnie, Sal-| -

mon Pi or Slippery Trout —
how many more names they have
I don't know, if you do let me
know.

Anyway, good catches of these
tasty little fish are still being
caught in the Arrow Lakes, mainly
on a Willow Leaf and a worm.
How long the run will last, Lord
only knows, but if: you want some
fun just get out there and trail
a red-tailed. brown: hackle: on your.
fly rod, troll it slow on about 40
to 50 feet of line... -

They put up a good scrap
for thes size and really are a ot
of fun when you can get them to
take -a fly.

Fishing a little deeper oftens
rewards a fellow. with a. spine-
tingling strike when all -else fails.

‘Those who have been samp.
ling Shep Lake in preparation for
this coming Sunday's big’. Fish
Derby are reporting. back | ‘that
there are lots of fish’ being caught
but none of any. great, size.

* We went up and tried it our-
selves and were rewarded with six
nice Brook Trout. There was one
other boat on the, lake and they
had two nice Rainbow in. the 12-
inch class. I don't know what they

were using znd they werent vel:

Balance by mortgage.

AGENCIES

Evenings 365.3276

or Jack Hipwelf (salesman) Evenings 365-3256
5 :

WARNING —

Eli Sopow asks

parents to warn

their children against swimming

in the gravel pit at the river.

SoA TAT

Wante

Volunteers to supervise swimming

at_the Kinnaird

Pool open soon.

Phone 365-5424 or 365-2471

rR in the castlegar United Church.

“Applications will be Tecelved for.
positions, Schoo! District No. 9 (Cas-
ttegar).

One Bus-driver-maintenance man,
preference given. to. applicant’ with

and wiring. Applicant must" have

current Class “A” chauffeur's' licence.

» One full-time Schoo! .Custodian.
Application forms available at

the cpeeeeereey on or before
july 28, 1962,

Seeretary-Treasurer,
School District No. 9,

0, Box 820,
CASTLEGAR, B.C,

‘LOST

Two keyg in black leather case.
$5 reward, Finder please return to
Castlegar News,

CARDS OF THANKS ..

I. wish to express my © sincere
thanks “to ‘all those who were 80

kind to me during my stay in hos-

pital, Special thanks to Drs. John+

son ‘and Hall, nurses’ and statf of

the Castlegar, and District Hospital.
L, A. Grunerud.

‘The families of the late William
N. Perepotkin of: Thrums wish te
express thelr sincere thanks
friends, relatives and neighbors tor
thelr many: acts of Kindness, floral
offerings and tokens of sympathy
extended to them during their recent
bereavement. Special thanks to Drs,
Hall and sonneon and the Castlegar
Funeral Homi Peter. and Nellie
and nae) Mike and Ann and fas,

ENGAGEMENT

Mr, and Mra, J. M. Dunlop wish
to announce the engagement of their
daughter. Berne ‘Jean to. Mr.» George
Allan Worobey, only son of Mr..and
Mrs. George Worobey of Castlegar.

‘he wedding will take place Aug. 2

fish of that vue that. will aa ane
the prize winners next Sunday.
They have put their necks out
for $250 worth of prizes and need
your support to make a go of it.
Tickets are available at the sports.
shops in town, from’ any. member
or from any of the drug stores.
There will be ‘no motorized
boats. allowed. in the Derby ‘on
Sunday but if at’all. possible the
Sportsmen will have a small boat
available to give rides’ around the
lake in, particularly to ‘the smaller.
fry. If the lake is'.too crowded

deal will have to wait till six p.m.
when the Derby closes.

‘There are a lot of people who
have signified their ‘intentions of
coming up Sunday, and :watching
the fun of these fishing fanatics,
trying to outdo one another. ;It
would be very advisable:if: the fish
committee had two! or. three sets
of: very accurate scales weighing |
up to two pounds and scaled to,
the finest weight possible, as a
$150 motor may hinge on a! few

aa rcidentally anyone > .in« thie
ticket with them as you will have
to show it when you’ weigh’ your
fish in to be eligible.

from each person before they
leave as to number, size and! spe-
cies of fish caught. We want to.
compile all the statistics possible
on the fish in the lake.

Saturday night is work party
night up at the lake, Bring your

come on up. We have a booth to
build, wharf to fix’ and a few
other odd jobs, 23

Tf you want cheap Derby tie.
kets try Ernie Geronazzo, he Ieaves

9 | books on the ground up. Sheep

Lake way. I've got it though, Ernie.

t and political
unjt:in the, world.

with. boats fishing, the. free ride

Derby should have’ their Derby :

Also, we would like a report | f

rake, saw and hammer fellows and |#

Be 8 sa a
SEE
US
FOR
ALL |

GENERAL
- AUTO
REPAIRS
CASTLE

MOTORS

Phone 365-2411

SUBDIVISION

Real: Estate Board’
"Approval has, now
been ‘received.

Choice Tots are 3 :
now available to”
the public. *;

Water Services ©"
are in. |

Roads being

constructed.”

. Walking Distance
to ‘downtown
- CASTLEGAR
Close to schools,
-Hospital, Arena,

and New:
SHOPPING CENTRE

“Lots in’ various.
sizes - well’ °

developed land.

“Ready. for lawns
“oer gardens.

For Information Phag
365-3851 or 365-5615
ip oor see

- CeLow BROS,

601° Columbia ‘Ave.
- CASTLEGAR

ane ‘Lakes Ferry

ETAT
- LORETTA’S ~
BEAUTY SALON ,

Hair Styling, tints manicures

ete.
Comfort under our Air-con-

ditioned Hair Dryers.
i Thows 365-8290. '

etta Lacoursiere
4 _AzrcAnMNaN

‘Service

ROBSON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave
10.00 am, Bfonday.
Arrive 5
400 p.m, Monday,
Edgewood ¢

Leave
700 am. Tuesday
Wharf

10.00 a.m. ‘Thursday.
Arirve

4.00 pm, Thursday,
Leave Edgewood

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Castlegar and ‘District residents | _
call Zenith 6707 (no toll charge).

PHONE. 365-5500

HEATING
REPRESENTATIVE FOR
SIMPSONS SEARS

EVERY MONDAY
AND TUESDAY:

Nothing Down
3 Years To Pay
Do It Yourself and Save

"PLUMBING
and

HEATING
See Oar:
-- Air Conditioning

- Phone 365-6282

PLUMBING AND

Blueprints arid Tools Loanec’

CAS TLE

Pumps & Water Conditioning
imming Pool Equip

WE_-CARRY A GOOD .
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_ TONIGHT & FRIDAY
Shows at 6.45 & 9 pm.

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AND

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In All ae Styles

WINDOW. SAND DOOR
‘LASS

FRAMES IN
ALL SIZES. & WEIGHTS!

Agents For
Pearson Sashléss 'Win-.
dows and All Sealed.
Units;

CASTLEGAR
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a WORKS:

3211

Castlegar Social Notes.

Mrs. in Johnson, Phone 365-8294 |.

Miss | Mary Richardson left

‘ Monday morning to‘spent the rest

the summer visiting Vancouver
and other ‘points of ‘interest,
here were 40 ‘members of
the Senlor, Citizens .who attended
the showing. of ‘The Man Called
Peter”. on Monday © afternoon .in
Trail, after which’tea-and cookles
were -gerved, —
‘Miss Polly. Nazaroff of Mission
is spending: the! summer: visiting
with ther parents,:' Mr‘ and Mra,

Mr. and, Mra. L. V. Campbell
leave today for Vancouver where
they will attend ‘the wedding Sat-
urday, of their son, Burton, to Miss
Judy McDiarmid.

Mr, an
Rita and Jim, left Friday to make
their home in Trail.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Petts
for’ a few days was the. latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Lee of
Calgary. and an aunt and ‘uncle,

Mr, and:

ewan, Ont.
‘Miss

irs, A. Cummings,

Munt of, Metach-

Mather. of Trail is|';
are spending two weeks visiting in| jj

IGE GREAM, 3 pt.

. Splonde

BACK BACON, sliced, 1/ Ib. ....... 450.
PORK GHOPS, all cuts, Ib. ....... 65¢
WIENERS, No. f Ib. .....<.--+-. 396

BONELESS BEEF ROUND STEAK, Ib. 89c
FLOUR Five Roses or Purity, 25 Ibs. $1.59
size SE Be
MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI, 5 Ibs.

PORK & BEANS, Nabob, (5-07. 2 for 28
PREM, Swift's ......scesceeese+ 390

spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. C.: Ma.
her

irs. J, Thompson and son Pat
of cavend visited friends and re-
lations in Robson and Castlegar
during the past week,

'Mr.-and Mrs, J. Gall and Ka-
thy: have. returned home from a
visit ‘to the ‘latter’s sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and
Neil and family at Tete Hite
Cache, B.C., and on through’ Jas-
per National Park,

Michael and © Maryann ‘ Gall

Nakusp, : ‘

‘Mrs.’ G. ' Eastcott » and \.son'
Wayne and ‘Janice Taylor visited
with ier and | Mrs, H, Johnson

yun
sting at the boms of Mr!
Mooré tunday,

in
thelr granddaughter and: nuaband,
Mrs; Bruce Bradshaw, and

lly of Nelson.

were’ also visitors ‘atthe Moores
on Sunday, Mrs. Kelly isa daugh:
ter of the Moores,

Mr L,’' Ve Campbell’ and Mr.
Burt: coimpbell returned © Sunday.
from Calgary where they ‘attended
a two.day Soclal Credit’ convention.

Pat" Ford, who was tea-
ching in Dawson ‘Creek, spent part
of the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and: Mrs, ‘M. H.' Ford leaving
Sunday for Ontario where she will
visit with relations’ prior to leav-
ing on a six-month tour of Europe.
Miss Ford ‘will join Miss Sheila
Graham of New Westminster, for-
merly of Trail,. in Montreal and
they will sail July 26 on the Em-
press of Britain... °
Mr, and Mrs, Paul. Oglow and
family spent the weekend visiting
in Kelowna, returning home Sun.
day evening.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Melnick and
family accompanied’ by “Wayne
Peppard left Tuesday morning for
the Calgary Stampede and other
Alberta points.

Mr. and Mrs. James Toogood
have left Castlegar and taken up
residence in Blueberry:

My. and Mrs, Ron Gemmill
and family left Saturday to visit
with relations in the States and in
London, Ont., to visit: with other
relations.

‘Mrs, Nancy Gemmill left Wed-
nesday for Fort McLeod where

I ceo

Central Ted,

Phone 365-3093

KINNAIRD, Be.

Free Delivery

= Wieners stss.

$1 ‘008

Cake: Mix Twinkle, 4-15-07. pkg.. 878 =I
Cheerios 2: 10Yeroz. pkg. ...

Cheese Sprendomy, 2 Ibs...
Dog Food top, 10 "tins:.

she will visit’ with her mother,
Mrs, Edgar, and other relations in
the district.
Mr, and Mrs, C, Bolley. and
children of New Westminster are
visiting the-latter’s'sister; Mr. and
Mrs, T..McGauley.
Misses Elaine Chernoff, Marie

Mr,
‘Art 'Kelly” of ‘Trail’ and ang te !

Cloudy. skies and slight sho.
wers did: not -marr a pretty sum-
mer wedding which took place re-
cently in St. Rita’s Roman Cath-
olic Church in Castlegar, when
John Julien Gallant took «as his
bride the former Judith Mae Stad.
ler of Robson.
The bride is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stad.
ler of Robson while the groom is
the son‘of-Mr.-and Mrs, Manuel
Gallant of Wellington, P. EB. 1.
Officiating at ‘the double-ring
nuptial mass was Rev, Father E.
A. Brophy. The church was decor.
ated with mixed’ summer flowers
for the occasion. Wedding music
was played by Mrs, Romeo Goulet
while soloist was’ Mrs. Steve Gallo.

Given in marriage by her fa-
ther, the bride. was radiant in a
gown of nylon net and lace over
satin. It had‘ lily-point sleeves and
@ square-cut neckline with sequin

pearl © necklet -and . éarrings’ and
carried a bouquet: of ‘red sweet.
heart“ roses‘ and’ white carnations

and Valerie
left by plane Friday for’ Honolulu
where they will Den. vo weeks
at (Waikik B jeach.

“ROBSON SOCIALS

Mrs, T.: Sanford, Phone 365.5883
|... Recent’ visitors’ at. the home
fof. Mr. and: Mrs, ‘Keith Waldie
lave been’ Mrs. Waldie’s

which was'nestled a blue-
bird. of happiness. The bride’s veil
was shoulder-length . and was
crowned by a cluster of lily-of-the-
valley and pearl droplets,

.. Mrs,;‘Tom'Gibson was matron
of honor and the bride's only at-
tendant. She wore ‘a white lace
dress with a red cumberbund. Her
accesories were ' white and ‘she

carried a red and white colonial

Sharon Neergaard: and . a ‘friend,
Pat Gore; Mrs, Waldie’s father and
=| stepmother, Mr." and: Mrs,.R." D.
Fornasero; her brother and -sister-
=) indaw, Mr. and ‘Mrs. R. M. Forna.

bouquet of
Best man and only attendant
to ‘the groom: was Mr. Lloyd J.
Stadler, brother, of the bride.
“The wedding’ reception. was

,| held at the Golden. Horseshoe Res.

taurant .at C: Mr.

Donna, all of ary.

. Dr. W.-L, Wright left on Sat-
furday’s plane: for “Calgary where
he’ will visit 'for,a few'days before
going on to the Maritimes, Boston

= an dNew. York. He is. expected to

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=j|be away for. several months,

. A. Lamb and “Janice re.
uirned last ‘week from a motor
trip to Vancouver.

Mrs. M. Schuepfer. is home|
again after two weeks in Bovteney
Lake : General: Hospital.

‘ Barbara: Martin arrived

Romeo Goulet’ said eee aaa Mr.
Steve Jankola proposed the toast
to“the bride, to. which the groom
responded.

A. three-tiered ‘wedding cake
made ‘by the bride’s mother, and

|| topped by three white’.and silver

bells tied with a white ribbon and

enclosed in_a veiling of tulle cen-

tered. the bride’s-.table. The lower
tiers of the cake were supported

home’on Monday from-Vancouver
to ’spend her vacation with her
Parents, Mr.’ and Mrs, Bert Martin.

Mrs. James Heslop, formerly
of Yellowknife, NWT) and Miss
Bernice Heslop, who ‘last. year
taught : at Inuvek, NWT, : arrived.
on Sunday to take u

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by, white swans: and were ‘further

Gallant « Stadler ‘Wedding

graced by pink.rosebuds. ‘The ar-
rangement on the’ bridal . table
was also enhanced by the presence
of- tall white tapers in ‘silver: hol-
ders,

Following the reception, the
wedding guests were entertained
at the home of the bride’s parents
in Robson where the happy. couple
received a telegram of congratula-
tions from the groom's parents in
Prince Edward Island.

For the ‘wedding. trip, the
bride chose“ a gold crepe sheath
complemented with white acces.
sories and a corsage of red rose-
buds.

‘Mir. and Mrs~Gallant will re-
side in Castlegar for the present.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 12, 1962

Straw Hat Vogue

“Boaters, the straw hats spor-
ted by: Eves in the Gay Nineties
are’ once again coming into fash-
ion,” declares Sam ‘Grogg of the
Victorla Centennial Committee, an.
nouncing the big hat’ decorating
competition being . sponsored by

that organization for all ladies with

imagination and a flair for a: sty-

BE,
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shire by the descendants of French’
Straw Plaats first: Brought into
‘Scotland by: Mary, Queen.of Sco!
and later resettled in England by
her son, James: the first.

They were'-in vogue in Vic.
torla at the turn
and people ‘were:so delighted .to
note their return; to” popularity
during © this year. that

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18, another‘ for young ‘ladies from

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in Robson. They shall be joined by
Mr. Heslop later ‘on. -

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and’ children ‘of. Kitimat, B.C., are
presently visiting ‘Mrs. MeGowan's
father and ‘mother,’ Mr. and “Mrs.
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Ke Robey” and
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returned home:on Sunday from ‘a
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David and. Laurel, : left. this week
for’a short holiday in'Salmon Arm
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