CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, June 29, 1966

- Anderson-Hopland Vows -

F. H, Willey officiated,

“CENTENNIAL

holy matrimony Miss arlene Sa: ist,

dred Hopland and Mr
Alvin Anderson.

The bride is the daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Alf Hopland of
Castlegar and the groom is the
son of Mr, and Mrs, Clarence!
Anderson of Trail,

«. keeping
COOL?

; Then you are one of the
jamart people who will
tase an Electric Air Con-
{ditioner to keep your
home cool and comfort-
able all summer long.

WEST KOOTENAY
‘ POWER

Rey.
with Mrs. M. Peachey as organ-

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
floorlength gown of peau de
sole, The skirt, with unpressed

box pleat in front: featured a]

short train in the back, The bo-
dice with scoop neckline and
lily point sleeves was enhanced
by seed pearl motif embedded
in lace set over the peau de
sole, the seed pearl continued
conn the front panel of the

Her ‘shoulder-length veil
was secured with a white rose
and lily-of-the-valley,

For jewellery accent, the
bride wore a small heart-shaped
pendant and matching earrings.

white carnation and
lily-of-the-valley ivy.

She was attended by mat-
ron of honor Mrs, Al Robinson

Her bouquet was of blue and
trailing | g

p id
short sleeves. ‘Their short lace
gloves were white and for jewell-
ery accent they wore five strand
necklaces in nipale turquoise with
matehin ig earrings.

Mr. Leo Plamondon of Cas-
sepia gs th Me
lop!
Roy, Neil of areal aeons
is
a reception followed at the
mn hall.

‘~ "three-tiered wedding cake,
flanked by
ed on .a_ hand.
cloth made by the bride’s moth-
er,

— Pettitt Photos
with a_ three-quarter length
navy blue coat ‘accented by
white accessories. Her corsage
was of pink carnations,

Out-of-town guests were
from Montreal, Calgary, Kelow-
na, Nelson, Rossland and ‘Trail.

ane couple now reside in

A reunion was held recent-
ly at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
T. E. Green, Among those pre-
sent were Mrs, Green's sisters,
Mrs, “Margaret Evans of Kin
naird, and Mrs, Cora Movik of
Bergen, Norway and their’ bro-
ther Warrant Officer 1st clans
R, Field’ of Green Wood, N.S.,
who was’ accompanied by his
wife Hazel and daughter Linda,

Fraiice aid many otiter ta ce
of interest.

‘Mr. and Mrs, B, L, Brown
now make their home’ at 1204.
7th Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs, D. E, O'Shea
and family are flying to Prince
Rupert today where they will
be making their hom:

Visiting at the ome of

Their son David jolned them at| Mr.

Lunsden, Sask, where he is
employed by the Royal Bank.
Also present were Mr. and Mrs.
James Williamson of Unity, Sask..
It had been a good 30 years
since Mrs, Green and Mrs, Ev-
ans had seen their sister Cora
and 40 years since Mrs, Movik
had seen her brother Edgar.
Miss Sandra Palsson recent-
ly spent a week as the guest of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Maitland of Riverdale.
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Plotnikoff,
accompanied by Miss Olga Plot-
nikoff of Castlegar, traveled to
the coast recently where they
visited Mr. Plotnikoff’s broth-
er-n-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Kalin of Vancouver. The
Kalin’s nave just renurned| from | OF

son Barry of “Devon, Alberta,
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mra. Gilbert Jacobson were
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hemmer-
ling of Trail and Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Robinson and daughter Kel-
ly Ann of Spokane. i
iguell cel

MEETING
ROBSON COMMUNITY HALL
TUES., JULY 5, 1966, 7.30 p.m.

All Robson residents urged to attend
with ideas for a

- CENTENNIAL PROJECT *

This will be your last. chance to put forward
your ideas ... . . al project must be chosen at this

| - meeting.

; Miss Faye
ed her seventh Binday Friday.

Invited | guests
Christensen, } thy
Dana Smith,

David Kubos,
Eddie Arishenkoff, Jerry Tom-
ln, Lorie Konkin, in, May Chernoff,
Cindy Bonderoff |. and Kathy
Jackson.

Mr: and Mrs. Gordon Hen-
derson were surprised recently
‘with a farewell party and a gift

day,
during which they visited Eng-
Jand, Holland, Switzerland,

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

ough *re-|
veainine in the district their iu. K

ture plans are not immediately
known.
"Those wishing the Render:
sons’ well were Mr. and wee
alsson, Mr. and Mrs,
son, Mr, and Mrs, A, Culle: ey,
and Mrs. B, Cheveldave, Mr. and

Jack, Mr. and Mra.’ D.

For her wed-
ding Mrs. Hopland chose | a dark
pink sheath with scoop neck-
fine accented by white accessor-
ies while the groom’s mother
Mrs, Anderson chose: a green
print ‘silk dress.

‘Master of ceremonies was
Mr. C. Blunt of elon with Mr.

Telegrams were read from
Osto, Norway; Toronto, Ottawa,
Penticton and Central Butte.

For the wedding trip down:
the Oregon coast, the bride don-

ned a navy blue and white sheath

A Special Invitation _
is .extended to all adults in the West Kootenay
région who wish to continue their formal educa-

| tion to discuss the prospects with the Principal
or ‘Dean of Selkirk College. Of particular interest
is the College Preparatory Program in which ‘ma-
ture adults. who have left high school without com-
pleting their program may now prepare themsel-
ves for entrance at Selkirk College either for the
academic or one of the technical programs, A num-

With school out today and
the long weekend ahead it is
like the gates of the open road
being thrown wide open. Only
now, when drivin; riving by all play
grounds, remember there may
always be children around and
extra care is necessary.

For some it is time for their
annual _ holidays, having i only
waited for the children
ish their term.

I believe noth-
ing compares, when leaving for
any length of time, with: the
concern of a good neighbor, one
who ‘will keep a general eye on
Jour, home and maybe check the

deep freeze a couple of times
to make ‘sure all is in ‘working
order.

If your holidays are at dig-
ferent times this favor is com-
fortably:< exchanged.

low many have been sav-
ing How empty plastic liners
from: the Magic Cow’

D
make the ayers of a cake set

on one another.
I am still guilty of having
recipes gi given to me for the col-
umn but of not having taken
the time to try out. Here is one
that would do very nicely, with

Mr. and Mrs. R .Staudinger,
Mr. and Mrs, D. Schapansky,
Mrs, V. Markle and Marilyn,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hendricks, Mr.

80 economical | Mr.

being’
taht ae now. It was described to
me as nothing unusual but has
nice texture and good flavor.
BANANA TEA LOAF: Mix
in a large bowl.— 2 bananas
sliced: 2 @ 2 eggs, % cup cooking oil
(margarine or shortening melted
can be Substituted), % % cup sug-
ar. Ad 1% flour, |
% teaspoon: n soda; in Feaspoons
cream of tarter:j jerand | 44 teaspoon
salt"— Mix snigoth.

Pour the batter into a greas-|~
ed loaf pan and bake at 350 deg..

and Mr, and Mrs. A. Musselman
of Castlegar.

Also visiting at the Hender-
sons’ home is their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Chesworth of Campbell River.
Their son, Arlene, who has been
home for the past month left
for paneouver, yesterday.

Tv. i
have left'to make “their: home at

Prince Rupert.
-Did-you know? — a ‘neat
way to keep your cookbook clean

until® golden -brown, about 45] pot
desired. >» 3 board ‘door.

aaa at eye, level is to, bend the
tom’ of a wire hanger to fit
minutes, Nuts may be added if| size of book, ‘and hang on a cup-

through the winter?

For those who missed the
suggestion, for it was submitted
Jate last fall, it was brought to
our attention these made won-
derful pillows while camping.
They take: little or-no space
while travelling and’ are quick-

inflated when .needed and
are ne great loss when dam-
a
ei While preparing cinnamon
buns for the pan. slice the
roll of dough with a thread,

Kinnaird ‘Shower is Held.

come
have

: feentennial jamboree

: There's fun at the fair, there's
~ fan for all at the free
Stadium Show with

- the famed ROMP *
~"* “Musical Ride “>

and stars of stage, sereen and. TV. Win big program prizes.
There is livestock galore, there are dogs to be seen, there are
Horse Races and Horse Shows.There are\4-H exhibits,
Armed Forces Displays, there ¥
are Home Arts and Flowers.
Home Workshops? We've go:
them: Hobby Shows?’ We've
got them. We've got every-

Sune Pen, 48-02. Tins

Watermelon

Sweet er dere Pound

pple Juice.

Margarine:

Better Buy:

as $1. Tomato Juice

Libbys, 48-0z. Tins

eo Cantaloupe

of. $l
2..89¢

Sea Lord — Tuna Fish,
Seven Farms — Milk Powder, Eggs, Cheese Slices and Butter. ‘|
|. Better Buy — Canned Vegetables, Margarine, Brooms

mnt , Bach x

WIN ONE OF FOUR
TENT TRAILERS!
_ (RETAIL VALUE 420.00 EACH)

Mail your entry forms to ‘Summer Meals Are Fun” P. 0. Box 66,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, along with 5 labels or facsimili from any of.
the following Westfair Products:

Malkin — Canned Fruit Juices and Vegetables, Spices

Extracts, Jams, Jellies, Marmalades, Raisins,
Prunes, Tea, Pork & Beans & Spaghetti.

Dot West — ‘Aluminum’ Foil, Sultanas, Currants, Cocoanut,
y Cereals.

Shelled Nuts, Rice and Dried
, Shrimps and Chicken Haddie.

Toilet ‘Tissue and Stationery.

Cala. — Facial Soap, Bl Bleach and Liquid: Detergent.
“Carnival — Ice C:

Dutch Oven — Flour, 1 Bread and Buns.

Garden, Gate “— Canned Vegetables,

Coffee Prea

Dainty Fare — Biscuits, ‘

Official. Entry.Forms For Tent. Trailer. Contest
Available at The Store

All Entries Must Be Post Marked By Saturday, July 30, 1966

fais

“WIENERS

| Stuck steak

CANADA chore

a3.

Butter

) Canned Pop

Shasta, Assorted hy 10-02, Tins

To Honor Ann Howells

A surprise shower was held
recently in honor. of bride-
elect Ann Howells, whuse mar-
riage to Jack ‘Nazaroff takes
place on Saturday.

Some 82 friends gathered at
the home of Mrs, 'G. Marshall in

‘hing under the mm and it all Ji
adds up to fun. © - 3

replica’ of an.ox-drawn cart, and].
dolls dressed" in costumes re-|’
presenting the. -professions of
the bride and groom. =
Assisting ‘in. opening the
gifts were Mrs. M. Nazaroff and “vaniCol UVER

“Ane 20-SeptScstr
come to the

PACIFIC NATIONAL EXHIBITION

Orang e. Base

Stuart? ioe ‘42 oz. Tins

Pork& pee. 152. tine 7 tor $1

2 w. in 39

Ja mi 5 ber Pure, Malkin‘s
. ispherry F

BACON f ay

Kinnaird. Hostesses for the even- | Miss Keates... Stems and Pieces

NeNew Wr ae —— — EIT : = — c i Mushrooms Garden Gate, 10-Oz. mS. for $1
Game: njoyed by all, Bee ak ee ee N permenant
james were en: oye 3a Cook-Out Headquarters

the winners being Mr: Jam,
‘Deluxe Patio Torches, each

es, Miss M. Keates, "Mise
was also helpful to] Hamilton, Mrs. G. Walsh and
Barbecue Utensil Holders, each .. $2.49 Bring in this handy Entry. Form to the Store and Deposit
Barbecue Tools, Astd., each it in'the “BARBECUE DRAW. BOX”

ite a "cake. Mrs. J. Hall.
Bei cake would be baked in A mock wedding was
atime meee come : : i od . BE Ce t End daly ADth 1946
BARBECUE TOG Texe cies By ; rs ye
[No _ Obligation To Buy

BOL OGNA.. ie

Peas ‘Malkin's Choice “Assorted

ber of citizens have already enrolled. In order to
make plans, College authorities would like to
iow as soon as possible the degree of interest.

Kleenex Tissue ris ‘rots, 400s 4 tor $1

Napkins Luichsen, ao Pkgs. of 03 for49c
Tellss Tissue 2. 4 ron AI
2 Giant Size : 87c :

pepee aor Kleenex 2 Roll Pack ADC

: Snoghetti in’ Tom Sauce, Mating 6 tins $1

FOR AN APPOINTMENT, PLEASE PHONE THE
COLLEGE OFFICE: TELEPHONE 368-9181, OR
WRITE c/o 1385. CEDAR AVENUE, TRAIL, B.C.

WIN ONE OF 500 BARBECUES

pér-
a deep pan and then slice half} formed by Ann Gallo, Mildred
way y down tt the depth by the same j Switzer, Jean Burak, Florence
method with the thread. This} Flurey, Moira McFarlane, Mar-
would give an ideal join in a] ion Keates and Marilyn: Markle.
layer cake and save trimming The gifts were presented to
that. is so often necersary to} the bride-to-be hy means of a

Fruit Cocktail iso. Tins
Powdered Milk

Seven Farms, 3-Pound Package

6 Pieces .. § i. te sor ms : aoe
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GOOD SELECTION OF NEW AND
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QUESTION: } Nahe: the! iy: in'@snsda where tho. Keaft, 16-02. Bottle

1967 “Pan Am Games” will be’ held,

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