CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 25, 1958

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DISTRICT SOCIAL

REPORTERS

Mrs, Hostetter - 7181
Mrs, Kauiman - 3227
Mrs. Johnson - 2673
Mrs. Williomson

* Mrs, Warkentin

Castlegar _
Kinnaird _
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Deer Park —
Renata -
Genelle — Mrs, Horan

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had arrived home safely after. ;Mr. Cantell gave a vote of

Castlegar Happenings

Mr. and Mrs, A, W, Harm:
ston of 9th Ave. had a holiday
guest for nearly two weeks,
thelr son-In-law and daughter,
and two sons, Garry and Gor-
don of Sardis, B.C. While here
they visited Mrs. A. Knudson
and Mr. arid Mrs, W. Lister at
South Slocan and Mr, and Mrs,
Robert Harmston at Oasis, They
Jeft Monday for home,

Last Sunday being exchange
of Parish Ministers of the West
Kootenay, Rev. Edington of
Willow Point held services in
the Castlegar Parish, While
Archdeacon Resker travelled to
Nakusp also officiated at Fauq-
ure and Edgewood. While in Na-
kusp he was the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. G. Whyte.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Close of
Trail spent the weekend at the
home of the latter’s brother, Mr.

Right Rev. 1, %. Ragg and
Mrs. Ragg expect to arrive from
Vancouver on Wednesday and
while here they will make their
home at the Twin Rivers Motel.

Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Swysten
and daughter of Calgary spent
jast week visiting their many
friends in the district.

Archdeacon Resker received
word that his sister, Mrs. Payne

enjoying a three month visit in’
the district.

Eight members of the Reb:
ekah Lodge, Castlegar, travelled
to Rossland last Saturday to at-
tend the West Kootenay District
Association Banquet and meet-
ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Dalziel are
attending the School Trustee
meeting in Kelowna,

Rev. H. R. Pratt took the
service in the East Trail United
Chureh on Sunday in the ab-
sence of Rev. Stone who is at-
tending the General Council in
Toronto.

Dr. E, Kendrick of Trail was
the guest speaker at the United
Church on Sunday, bringing his
impression of the Christian
Education from the World Con-
vention In Tokio which He atten-
ded in August.

The Board of Stewards of the
United Church met at the Grun-
erud home, The meeting opened
with the prayer by Rev. Pratt.
The board gave a vote of thanks,
to-L. Grunerud for the work he
had done in painting the chureh,
Plans are going forward for the
organizing of an,every member
canvas. It was decided to ask
Presbytery when held in Nelson
next month, to have the spring
session in Castlegar, so they

may have the church dedicated,

thanks to Mr. and Mrs, Ellwood
Grunerud for their assistance
given the church treasury while
he was away.

days holiday in Spokane. Their
daughter-in-law, Mrs, E. Conroy
met them in Colville,

Mr. and Mrs, T. B. Couch
and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Harding
and son Dale visited in Sopkane

route to Renata where they spent
the weekend.

- HH, Farenholz of Nelson was
a recent visitor to Deer Park,

in-] Mr EF
had a trip to Vancouver on a
week's hollday with relatives.
Mr. E, F

‘Genelle Notes

for a few days, home
Sunday evening.

The Ladies’ Auxillary to the
Canadian Legion Branch 170 held
a very successful raffle of cro-
chted wool afghan. The drawing
took place on Saturday at the
Fall Fair, when Larry Wanjoff
of Robson drew the lucky ticket
which was held by Mrs, N, F.
Ogioff of Robson.

Rab Sanial

were served by Mrs. Gi
and Mrs, MeMasters,

Mesdames E, Sherbiko, N.
Bradford, M. Grunerud, 0,
Lightle, and Proud of the Cast-
legar Pythian Sisters motored
to Rossland on Tuesday evening
as guests of the Rossland Chap-
ter, and to meet the Grand Chief
Mrs, Grace Osolin of Parksville,
BC. Mrs, Osolin will be enter:
tained by the Castlegar Chapter
on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Tweed
speni the weekend visiting in the
Spokane district.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith
and Mrs. M, fier were among

coffee

Mr. and Mrs, Bill Godher
and three children of Summer-
land, spent the weekend visiting
at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Williamson,

Those attending the Baker.
Sahlstrom wedding on Saturday
at Castlegar were: Mrs. G. Ste,
Marie, Georgia and Phyllis, Mrs.
H. Crockett, Roddy, Doreen and
Irene, Mr, an@ Mrs, W. Graham,
Mrs. E. Morett!, Mr. and Mrs. H,
Velk, and Mr. and Mrs, Horan,

7,|and Mrs. K, M. Spence for a

BIRTHS

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and Mrs, Peter Cheveldave,
BC, ub,

old frlend¢ from on
Tuesday. They were Mr. and
Mrs, W. Thompson, on their way
to the coast,

Guest at the home of Mr.

ten day visit were Mrs, Spence's
brother and sisterin-law, Mr,
and Mrs, Gordon Shearer of
Medford, Oregon, They left Fri.

Mr, and Mrs. Burroughs have
returned from their hollday ‘in
Vancouver, Victorla and Spo-
kane. Their stay in Victoria was
somewhat disappointing, having

aut ae ‘old on Thursday, at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. L.
Wright, with Mrs. Wright being
hostess, those serving were, Dr.
Wright, Mr. Harry Evans and
Mr. Erle McPhee. The proceeds
of the coffee party are for the
Women's Institute. There were
35 attended,

“Mr, and Mrs, H. Dupas and
family of Winnipeg, who were
visiting in the district have left
to return home.

Mrs. W. T. Waldie motored
to Vancouver, on Wednesday,
last week, she was ‘accompanied

by her Dawn, who will

those
Robinson ss He ‘in Spokane
recently . .
Mr. and Mrs. M. McLean
of Moose Jaw, are business visit-
ors in the Village this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Pete Kerrleff
are spending a holiday at Port

Castlegar Village Commis-
sfoner’s attending the Municipal
Convention in Nanaimo this
week are Mrs. S. Rysen, R.
Maddocks and G. Pettitt.

Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Conroy

remain in Vancouver to resume
her studies at UBC. Mrs, Waldle
returned Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. J, Raine ac-
companied by their daughter,
Mildred, spent thelr vacation
visiting coastal points. Mr. and

Alberni and other coastal points,|Mrs. Raine returned Monday,

Mildred remained ‘in Vancouver,
where she will enter UBC,

Deer Park Socials

Miss Violet Wishart of Tor-
onto was the recent guest of Mr.

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* TOMATO SOUP, Gampbell’s, case of 24, ......... $2.99
BREAD, Siar Bakery, 2 for ..........--ccaceeene 33c
GROUND BEEF, extra lean, Ih, ..........0..2.044 396
BEEF BLADE ROAST, Ib.,........

Trischuck’s

returned Monday from a few and Mrs; A. W. Kent.

Mrs. J. V. Briggeman of
Trail, accompanied by her two
sisters from Vancouver, were the
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. Briggeman,

Mrs. A, Law has returned to
her home here after a few days
in the Castlegar and District
Hospital,

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coleman
of Langford, Vancouver Island,
spent a few days at the home
of their. brother and _sister-in-
law, Mr,
man.

a Catalano of Trail spent
the weekend on a hunting trip
in the vicinity of Stanley Moun-
tain, Other hunters over the
weekend included Mr. P. Milan of
Rossland and W. Briggeman of

Master Craig Coleman has
returned to his home at Syringa
Creek after spending the past
week with .his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Coleman. .
Weekend visitors ‘to Deer
Park included Mr. and Mrs, K.
Rigby, H, Merriefield, sons Jim
and Albert, Mrs. M. Stover of
Castlegar and others.

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Leslie of
Nelson were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. /C. T, Williamson, en

ay

The canner must take care
of purchases and payroll

before his puck is sold

The former needs cash to
finance operations ontit

his crop is delivered

-»»- SO both are borrowing from a bank

When borrowing is sound business prac-
tice, itis a simple, straightforward process
to arrange a loan from a chartered bank.
Every day, in every part of Canada, the
chartered banks are Iending money to
farmers, fishermen, producers, manufac-
turers, processors and other commercial

customers, large and small...to meet pay- Canadians.

tolls, buy raw materials, market goods
and meet a multitude of financial needs,
“A bank manager is constantly on the look-
out for opportunities to make such loans
—that’s his job. Bank loans are an essential
part of the process that provides the goods
and services that make life better for all

a Mrs. HL c Cole: q

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Kinnaird Korner

Mrs. A. McLeod. with her

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the defeat of the Cast-
legar Cubs in the first two
ames with the Duncan Mayors
and the Vancouver Pilsners,

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@ daughter.

DeBIASIO — To Mr, and Mrs.
Bruna DeBlasic, Genelle, ‘T.T,
Hospital
daughter,

TRUBETSKOFF — To Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Trubetskoff, Sept.
10, a daughter.

SAPRIKIN — To Mr. and Mrs,
Wm, Sapritcin, Sept. 11, a son.

PLOTNIKOFF — To Mr.
Mrs. F. Plotnikoff, Sept. 13,
a daughter,

PARSENIUK —To Mr. and Mrs.
W. Parseniuk, Sept. 14, a son.

POPOFI) — To Mr. and Mrs.
P. Popoff, Sept. 23, a son.

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4X BREAD, 2 loaves for ....:.

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TOKAY GRAPES, 2 Ibs. for .......:

tall tins, 2 for .

BEEF STANDING RIB ROAST, Ib.
SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib. . .
PORK LEG ROASTS, Shank end, Ib.

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September 20, a ;

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Chamber of Gommerce
Changing. Constitution

The first meeting of the
fall season for the Castlegar and
District Chomber of Commerce
saw elections for two members
to fill vacancles on the council,
R. Fenner and R. Brown were
elected. .

Changes in. the Constitution
came up for discussion to pro-
vide for vacancies caused on

will be discussed at the regular
meeting In October.

Jimmy Lamont, chalrman of
Tourlst Committee gave a par-
tial report on the operation of
the Tourist Booth this summer
and received the thanks of the
Chamber for a job well done.
He will report further at the
next meeting.

It was pointed out that the
Robson Road at the ferry Is
badly in need of some work to
take out the rough spots. i

council by members moving away
or having to drop out. for one
reason or another. This matter

of the Chamber.

R. Minnion and L, Lakeman
were accepted into membership

The West Kootenay Division
Executive of the Canadian Giri
Guides held their semi-annual
meeting at Robson at the home
of Mrs, H. Hyson, Divisional
Commissioner. Four of the six
District Commissioners were pre-
sent, Mra. R. Jensen, Kootenay
Lake, Mrs. L. McNaughton, East
Trail, Mrs. H, Hutchinson, Trail-
and Mrs, W. Fox of

Competition is a
Wonderful Thing

Canada ts under free and so, Is the
life insurance business. In fact, Canadians prize the guaranteed
security of Life Insurance so highly that, in relation to national income,
they lead the world in ownership of this valuable property.

Competition in the life insur- To reach a wise decision they
ance business assures the ut- are able to draw on the ee
most benefit to Canadi . € and
who buy this i Bpro-

duct. They can choose, at
will, from policies offered by
over eighty companies in this
country before signing on the
dotted line.

OVER. 7¥2 MILLION

ly well-: Seated
life insurance agents,

Because of this good and use-
ful service, Canadians are
continuing to acquire more
life insurance every year.

OWN LUFE
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FROM

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ber 12, Sharon Arlene, younger

“brewed in ~
the Kootenays
to Kootenay tastes”’

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‘This advertise t is not published or displayed by the Liquor
‘Control “Board ‘or by the Government of ‘British Columbia.

Ci , also {wo members for
the Division, Mrs. A. M. Rizzuto,
Trainer and Camp Adviser and
Mrs. H, Quain, Public Relations
reporter,

Mrs. Hyson opened the meet-
ing with a prayer and the bus-
iness at hand followed, In re-
viewing the past season, it was
noted that the West Kootenay
Division ranked first in the Pro-
vince in going over the top with
donations ‘to the World Frriend-
ship Fund.

‘ ‘With the full and successful |
season in camping for both Brow-
nies and Guides, the urgent need,
for a permanent, centrally lo-
cated campsite with swimming
facilities became apparent. Our
Guides are camping in ever-in-
creasing numbers,

* Activities throughout the Di-
vision were many with a ‘Rally
of the Lower Arrow Lakes Dis-
trict held at Nakusp, Rossland
and Castlegar Districts holding
Brownie: Revels, nine Guide
teams entered First Aid compet-
itions and .participation in “Cen-
tennial parades and special ev-

. | ents, ete, Last seasdn also mark-

ed the retirement of Mrs. C. W.
Murray of South Slocan.Co- oper-
ation of press and radio was most
gratifying.. Visitore from the Un-
ited States and Denmark covered
the work of Packs and Companies
throughout the Division. |
Mrs. Hyson announced that”
the new second class requiire-

District Guide Commission
Held: Meefing In Robson

ments are now in effect and hop-
ed that all Captains will take
note,

British C 's

Rohekah Assembly of
B.C. Met In Kinnaird ©

Mrs, W. F. Deroserles, pre-
sident of the Rebekah assembly
of British Columbia was honored
guest at Kingarson Rebekah
Lodge No. 75, when she paid
her official visit to the officers

bs.

al
ship is the second ere in Can-

ada but with ever-indrdasing

costs the membership fee hag ne-
cessarlly been increased to $1.00
to meet these’ costs. Edgewood,
in the Lower Arrow Lakes Dis-
trict, has lorig been in need of a
meeting place for the Brownies
and Guides and is now building
a hall where their activities can
be carrled on, Trainjng for Gui-
ders for both Brownies . and
Guides was fully discussed. The
need is most urgent and the
handling of these sessions will be
formulated promptly when re-
ports are in from all Districts as
to how many ‘raining sessions
are required, Requirements for
Campers badges and Gold Cord
challenges were discussed, All
Commissioners of the Province
twill.be holding a meeting in the
Okanagan early in October.

It is noted with regret that
several of the members lost 4
pareht during the summer, in-
cluding Mrs. Hyson whose mo-
ther passed away in August, Mrs.
Fox her ag

ind

In the afternoon, Mrs. Der-
oserles was guest of honor at a
tea held at the home of Mrs.
Anne Gordon of Kinnaird, giving
the members an opportunity of
meeting the president.

A delicious pot luck supper
was held at the St. Alban’s
Parish Hall, prior to the meeting

Visitors from Trail and Nel-
son Lodges were welcomed and
distinguished visitors besides
Mrs, Deroserles were Mrs. W.
Watson of Trail, Worthy Grand
Master of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of B.C, Mrs, E. Shaw of
New Westminster, treasurer of
the Rebekah Assembly’ of B.C,
Mrs, S, McLellan of .Nelson, In-
side Guardian of the Rebekah
Assembly of B.C, Mrs. Carol
Hill, D.D.P. of Adinah, No. 8 of
Trail, Mrs. F. Perrasso, D.D.P,

of Queen City, No 16 of Nelson, ||}

Mrs. Anne Gordon D.D.P. of
Kingarson, No. 75, Castlegar.
A soclal evening was enjoy-
the

District C of Castle-

» when

gar. Out of consideration for Mrs,
Fox's health, her resignation was

served by the host-
ess lodge.

accepted but with
Mrs. Fox is a devoted Guide and
has many years of service to
her credit both in Canada and in
England,

Mrs, Hyson reported how
much has been accomplished and
as the new season opens the West
Kootenay Division will endeav-
our to carry out to the best of its
ability the requirements of the
Canadian Girl Guide Movement,

The meeting adjourned and
a pot luck supper was enjoyed.

WEDDING
TAYLOR — DALE

At a ceremony held in St.
Albans Anlican Church at 6 o’-
clock on Friday evening Septem-

daughter of Mr.-and Mrs. John
P. Taylor was -united in mar-
riage to Edward Norman Dale,
only son of Mrs,; J: Wilson of
Trail. Archdeacon B. A. Resker
officiated and Mrs.:F. A. Hos-
tetter was organist. The church
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion by members of The
Evening’ Guild.

Given in by her

Mrs. G. Fowler. and served to
the guests by Miss..Rose Will-
jams and Miss Ann Reed.

‘The brides’ grandmother,
Mrs, R. J. Rigby and Mrs. W.
Thom, Sr. of, Trail presided at
the urns. : i

Mr. W. H. Reed read tele-
grams from out of town friends
and proposed a toast to. his niece
which was, responded to. by. the
groom.

For her dauighter's wedding,
Mrs. Taylor wore a, gold brocade
sheath dress with black access-
ories and Mrs. Wilson wore a
blue dress .with black and white
accessories. Both mothers - wore

father the bride wore an ivory
brocaded sheath dress with blue
feathered head band and match-

of white
The young couple have ta-
ken up residence at 1517 Third
Ave. in Trail.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 25, 1955.

LOW

That's At

LEITNERS

ing gloves and pink
corsage. For something old, she
wore a family heirloom bracelet
of engraved silver.

She was attended by her sis-

ter, Mrs. W. W. Thom who chose
a blue brocade dress with pink
accessories and corsage.
. Best’ man was Mr. W. W.
Thom and the brides brother,
Michael Taylor ushered the
guests.

At a reception held at the
home of the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Reed,
a buffet supper was served. Vas-
es of fall flowers and wedding
bells decorated the rooms. The
table was covered by a white
erocheted cloth over damask Hn-
en and centered with a low bowl
of yellow and white mums and
flanked by tapers in’silver can-
dleabra. The wedding cake set in
white tulle sprinkled with tiny
rosebuds was placed on the tea
wagon and after the first cut by
the bride and groom was cut by

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