“CASTLEGAR NEWS, , enursaay,’ syuiy 2 2c lesa”

~~ FOR SALE

16-foot cabin crujsor aes

For viewing call at 61 Columbia,
Saturday and Sunday,

oe tar tranaportation car, Pons
865-4564,

ine
‘oF PS oaF dream homo or invont-
ment. the Castle-Bar Subdivision of-
fers beautiful lots at fair prices —
contact Oglow Bros, a 601:Columbia
Ven Phy 7202 or drive around
‘and_seo for yourself, tin-27
Lots_in Blueberry Creek. Ph.
305-2267, I, P, Schulte, 3a
Fridge, Ph, 365-5088,
Strawberries by the bucket. De-
iverica Monday and Thursday, Ph.
05-2827 mornings or evenings,
One Rider Lawn Mower, .com-
pietely reconditionat $160.00. Apply
Waldle Service Centre.
Bie Mercury plek-up, Ph, 365-
Fiah aquarium with approx, 20
tropical fish, 16" X 10" X 8", Light
Included, $15, Ph, 865-8194,
Jersey cow. Sam Soukero! o3
te, 326

FOR SALE

LA

FOR RENT

NDIS
Tdeat lots for split love! homes.

.| Centrally located, reasonably priced,

Ph, 965-5440 or 305-5200, tin-3

‘Business buliding on Front St.
Low price. ar Building Sup-
ply. Ph, 805-8284. 218

HOMES FOR SALE

2-bedroom houso, large lot, fruit
trees,’ gas heat. Ph, 905-5934 otter
4.30, 327

‘S-bedroom Rome: in: Robeon. Rea-
sonable terms, Ph,

New oT ae “on, 3a
6521, 827

‘Small house. 199-10th Avenuo.
Ph, 365-4726, 37

EQUA

ARFAITO

ree!

1983 halt-ton panel. Overhautcd
moter, good tires. Ph.
‘365-3461, 328

‘McClary gas stove and garbage
burner, combinatlon, Dining room ta-
ble and four chairs. Bedroom’ suite
— double bed, vanity and high-boy,
pee tools, Boys’: bike, Ph. 385-

“~~ 1952" Pontiac,
5022,

1956 Pontiac station wagon, Ph.

‘2-door. Ph, 365-

Castlegar
Revenue
Property

FOR SALE”
‘This is compictely rented. Tenants

way near theatre ‘with ample park-
ing. Newly-renovated Inside’ while
exterior has just been painted. Good
return on your money right from
the start.

Apply ‘at

CASTLEGAR NEWS

tfn-23

———————————— TTT.
Hay to.be cut and taken away,
Box 562 or 582 - 4th Ave. 826

‘Houseboat cruiser, 26 ft, sleeps

quick: sale at ‘$3,500 wi

board. Includes propane stove, head.

Cage crew or family boat, Write
“490M, Castlegar News. 825
Sanaa in Robson on corner lot

— good location — reasonable price, | P

cash or terms, apply box 552, Cas-
tlegar. 825
For your Watkins products. Ph.
365-5812 or call at 104-4th Avenue,
Castlegar. 3825.
Medium-sized _motfat 4-burner
gos range, 6 months old, $150.
‘Trall_868-8595,
1886 Ariel, 500 Twin, Needs parts,
. Also 303 Fille, $15. Ph. 365-5503.

Fralt sealers, “itchen ‘sink, one
two-burner. coat olf camping stove,
Sheep. Ph. 8102. 325
ta in new Spam ‘Kinnaird.
Good” View, good. drainage. reemas
Ph,. 365-5158,
Lots In Crest View nr
Kinnaird, Mrs, Kuryluk, Ph. 365-8232

HOMES
(over - 60 models)
‘A fine serles of manutactured-homes

for Owner Bullders — Contractors
-— Speculators,

— By Exclusive Appointment —

ANDERSON
AGENCIES.
Real Estate Brokers
call i
365-8441 * 965-9276

John Hipwell 805-7514

ENA TT

house, rumpus room
and basement, corner lot. 100 X 150.

3 A
Ave. basin | Ph, 365-5189, tin-27

‘oom house in Dumont Sub-
884, 827

. bedi
division. Ph. 365-5!

Satisfied .
Customers

Buyer and Seller must be satisfied!
We have @ house for you,

Priced from $6500 to $22000.

We invite your inquiries
MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE

YOUNG
AGENCIES LTD.

HONE:
Office 365-4341

Mesidenco S65-B117 Kinnaird

jw S-bedroom home in Castle-

gar, Nralnut cupboards, double plum-

bing, revenue suite in basement,
h. 365-7484

“Ph. | garden and fruit trees. PI
325

evenings,

even e
Beautiful new 3 bedroom house.

Close to echoots, churches and shop-
ping’ centre, Reasonably pee a
See.

Jand park, Ph, Grand Forks ee

~Castleatra Plazn}

bedroom Toure ar “Wise

3 room upstairs apart:
ment, Ph, 368-6731, Sat

NOTICES

Two students whl do-odd Jobs in
a, Ph, 365-6101, 827

2 bedronm house, Ph, 965-5150
or call at 804 Sth_and Juniper, _ 537

Fe ann ee amen

Furnished suite for July and Auge
ust. Ph, SCS-5170,_

‘s"room home at ferryy, Robson
aide, Ph, 368-4761,

Two bedroom heated and faite
ed upstalra ‘apartment. One bedroom
furnished and heated basement ap:
ee Avatlable immediately, Ph.

5 +2773. wha

‘One-bedroom basement
Ready in two weeks, Light and “heat
Included, Ph, 365-5722,

tte. | Begins Septe:

pei Liles lla a ES
ALCOHOLICS: ANONYMOUB: hee) i
326 ]-303 Castlegar,

__ Houuo tratier. Ph. ‘365-5020, a h

a ‘Public Library will be
closed from July 1st to 20th In-
clusive, opening July 21st, Tuesdays
7-9 pm, ‘and cach Tucaday until
Sept. 8th whon regular hours, silt
resume,

WIL tutor elementary, TBveis 7
365-5494,

peice lads
U-Phone Answering Service will

do your office work and

Metings for: you, Ph,

enings,

pal

Trail Business College. New Term | °
mber B,

10-18

‘908 Castlogas sia this ena Mine
Deadline for classified ads is fa

multe,
PI 05-81!
Sat Ned heated suite, 801 - ath
Ave. Castlegar. Ph, 365-5156,
‘One bedroom furnished et
ee ee + Sth’ Avenue, Kinnaird,
Ph. tin-20
Epa furnished basement
suite, 2-bedroom furnished duplex,
both In Kinnaird. Ph, 365-3: anal

Bie a

Furnished 1 bedroom house, Also
furnished 2 bedroom house. Ph, ae
Be

Furnished apartment on 6th Ave,
for bachelor, Ph. 365-5901, 325
as x 8 Kit” Trailer to sell;
Rong: or Trade.
Herman,
Cedar Great. Motel. 325,
Riverview apartment — 2 bed-
rooms, unfurnished, private entrance,
no children. Ph, 3 825
me bedroom arated puiter
downtown Castlegar. Ph.

Fully furnished 2 bedroom’ du-
plex unit, $85 per mo, One mile out
from ferry, Ph, 365-5500. ttn-3

‘Sleeping rooms. Ph. 865-5265 ev-
cninge. tine.

Tropm furnished suite,
Mecrelant Apte, Ph, 365-9781. _tf

WANTED

Want a tricyele with 20 inch
wheel. Ph, 365-8328,
Carpenter to build carport. Ph.
965-5519, 226
Want to ‘buy Carpet aultable for
rumpus. room,.Ph, 965-3711, Mrs.
Chuck Thring. 826
Want modern house, Z bedroom.
willing to pay $100 per month. Re-
ferences If required. Write Box 4007,
Castlegar _Newa,
TTAnyone with “Tard tor sate 1 olen
Ph, 365-5637. 325
Spot cash for used furniture,
antiques, colns, ola gold, guns and
. Home Furniture and
Ph, 352-6531, 419° Hall sy

HELP WANTED

Experienced Mechanic to handle
lubrication, tune up, hoist work etc.
in new Castlegar garage — apply
with full detalls as to previous ex-
perience to box 490Z, Castlegar News,

“Applications will be received up
to 5 pm. July 7th for the posl-
tlon of summer.help.in the Castle-
gar Village, Office, Please state
experience. J. Logelin, Clerk.

- A set of keys‘in Kinnaird Du-
-mont subdivision, Owner may have
by applying at Castlegar News and
payng for this ad, Sat

~—Chiia's” glasses Tound, in_Caitle-
gar. Pink plastic frames with Diack
wire ear frames. Owner may cl

LOST

One grad sweater, brown. Ph.

or 365-3961.

at News by paying for
this ad. Bat

4@—5 month old Alsatian pup. on
Christina Lake Highway. Owner may
have by Identifying dog and paying

365-8373.

for this ad. Ph, 365-8929.

noon prior to the ‘day |:
ceen tfn-17 |:

of igsuc,

ENGAGEMENT |

Mr.‘and: Mra, P. Evdakimort ‘of
Robson wish ‘to announce the engago-
ment of ‘thelr daughter Mary to Mr.
Peter Hoodicoft, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Wiltam. Hoodicoftt. of Castlegar.
The wedding wil take place July 28,

‘Mr. and Mra, John Dvorak wish’

m1
youngest: daughter,
to. Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Brown of Nelson, |.

The wedding’ to take place in St,

paid! Anglican Church, August 8.

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
J(CHANGE ..OF,.NAME ACT"

(Section | 6)
fa Ss Notico of Anpliention for Chango of

‘NOTICE, tes hereby, given that
an application’ will be made to the

change

mi my
19] provisions ofthe “Change of Name.

Act," by me:— Harry John Planidin

-43 | of Robson, in the Province of British.

eaten as followsa:—
change my name from Harry
Jon Planidin fo Larry Cecil Tomilin.
ty wife's name from Lucy Plant.
din to ards ieee

“ROUNDING 'EM UP.

but no one knows how to do it better than these : full-fledged
They performed at Royal Windsor Horse Show in England, .
and here show how to cut off bull calf from heading into wide open spaces.

Cutting Horse Assoclation,

It takes skill to round up wayward: cattle on the Canadian ranges,

members. of the Canadian: ~

‘Deer Park Socials

- Building Supalles
i “OGLOW. BROS. +4
& Supply Co. Ltd.

MRS, &- a WILLIAMSON.
"Mr.and Mrs.'Gerald Wires
| ana daughter Sylvia of ‘Canby,

Oregon, have arrived to spend| O.

a few days holiday with their
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Briggeman. :

_ Mr. and Mrs, W. Kenworthy
and the former's sister, Mrs. J.
Thomas, arrived from Liverpool,
England, to spend a hollday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs,’ H,
Mottershead.

Mrs, ‘Sylvia. O'Brian | and
Mrs. McLean have ‘returned to
their homes! t in Vancouver’ eee

e

My
name (a) rom peta | Kim planta
to Natalle Kim Tom!
Dated this ‘2nd ¢ dag of June, A.D.
1964,
Harry’ John Planidin,

‘LEGAL

Application for 5 Water Licence ‘
WATER At :

(Section ay
“We, Peter N, and John N. Voykin,
George’ a Delkoff, Sam A,’ Popott,
and Nick M,: Verigin of Box 608,
Castlegar, B.C, hereby apply to the
Comptroller ;of Water Rights for a
licence to divert and use water out
of unnamed apring which flows west
to east and discharges into Norms
Creek and give notice of my Speliee
tion to all persons affect
The point’of diversion “willbe
located at 3,000 feet N.W. from SE.
corner of Lot
‘The quantity: ot pet to be di-
ea is 5,000
purpose for" ich the water.
will te used is dom
land on aynich the water
will e “used is Lots 38, 89, 40, 41, ant
1, Pass Creek south and Pass
Creek North.

of this application was
posted at the proposed polnt of diver-
sion and'on the land where the wa-
ter ig to be used on the 19th day of
May, 1964 and two copies were filed
in the. office. of, the Water: Recorder
at Nelson, Bi
Objections to this application may
be fited with the sald Water Record-
or with the' Comptroller of Water
Rights, Parliament Buildings, Vic-
torla, B.C, within thirty days of the
date of first publication of the appll-
cation, Firat Date of publication: —
July 2,:1964, — By George, S, Deikott,
Agent. < 227

; iii ni Tce ATcTcTCo ccc

- Your Merchants

Are

Your Own

Neighbors

4s mighty nice to know that the: merchant
you deal with is probably one of your own noi-
ghbors. You feel you can trust him and he is
eager to maintain that trust, He is anxious to

please you in a personal. way. — to. give you
quality products at the lowest possible price.
“Yes,” you'll say, ‘it really does pay to’ shop

here at home!’

ps

SAVE TIME! SAVE ENERGY! SAVE MONEY!
SHOP YOUR HOMETOWN STORES!

CASTLEGAR NEWS _

guests of Mrs. G. Briggeman,

Mrs. M. Rasmussen’ of Ev-

ans,” Wash., and Mrs. J. Pazurik
of ‘Trail were among the week-
end visitors to Deer Park.

Miss. Carol Ann’ Wills’ of
Vancouver was a recent guest
at the Joeal Youth Hostel, en-

a

route to B:

Mr. ‘and. Mrs, David: Burr
and infant daughter of Kinnaird
were Sunday visitors te Deer

ar]

Mrs, E. Jamieson, Mrs.
Butler and Mrs. Kasakoff, all tf
Robson, spent Sunday afternoon
zt Mrs. Jamieson's former home

ere.

Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs, Arnold Van-
ness of Rossland and ‘Mr. and
uae Stan Saunders. of Trail are

ending a four-day camping
and fishing holiday at Deer Park.
After fishing. for a few hours
after arrival, Mr. Vanness land-

and | ed 10 Kokanee and a nice Rain-
Trout.

bow
Mr. Paul: Phelps.of Cran-
brook was the recent. guest: of
his brother’ and’ sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Phelps.
ant 8. G. A. Walker
of Silverton were weekend. vic
sjtors to their former. home

ere Mr. and Mrs. Ron D'Andrea
Nordic Lote
‘Members Enjoy
Supper, Social’.

Members, friends and fami-

at their
Friday for a pot-luck dinner and
social evening,
‘After dinner the group was
entertained by several accordian
in Rei

yy Ingu
ken. This was followed by a
dance number by Debbie Kaar-

dal and Shelley Davidson. Music di

was provided by
and Allan Johnson.
The evening) closed with
Tron Kringhaug showing colored
slides taken on a trip to Nox

Trig Kaardal

and children of Oliver are spend-
inga holiday at the home of the
former's: unis Mr, and Mrs.
D'Ani While out on a
very short fishin: trip Mr, D'An-'
drea Janded ‘an eight-pound Dol-
ly. Varden.

Miss Wendy Worle:
son was the guest of
a lawn party at her

of Rob-
onor at

Castlegar «
: Phone: 365-7202

Se
LAND. CLEARING EXCAVATION
: BUBLDOZING :

Contact
‘ PAUL 'THED)

ERAHN
Phone 365-2511 Bobeon
Marshall's Store <

ther's summer home here, the
occasion being Wendy's 18th
birthday. Others attending the
party _ were - her indmother
from Trail, her parents and sis-
ters from Robson, an uncle and
aunt and friends from Robson.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Dunbreck
and children of Detroit, Michi-
gan, have arrived to spend a
holiday at the home of the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
M. : Enroute to’ Deer
Park’ they stopped at Calgary
and Bowness, Alberta, to visit
with relatives,

Toastmistress Club
Holds a Workshop;

A final workshop until the
fall was held by the Vali Toast-
mistress Club at.the. home of
Mire, Dave Campbell last Thurs-

Durin; ing.a
tions it was dienes out. that
a vote is taken onthe -amend-
ment first and then the vote is
on the amended. motion if the
amandinent has been passed,
established according

This wa:
‘to Roberts Rules of Order.

A-word drill was carried
out and each member told what
they had gained from Toastmis-
tresses.”

Mrs. B 1G. Walters: gave

report

in incial
‘s council meeting hea wentic,

ton in early’ June
Miss Corrie ‘Hogendoorn re:

ported that she had been pecs
speaker at a Women’s Institut
meeting in Rebson.:Her topic ae
the group .had ‘been the differ-
ence between education in Hol-
Jand and in Canada.
u Mrs. Pat Haicy had_ also
been guest speaker in Nelson

at a meeting in Fairview of the

the Vali Loasimistrose Club has
speakers avi

Also thought; to be'a very
good suggestion was the one that

way. Master of
the evening was Coonrad Bratte-

0.
. The children at the dinner
were treated to pop and ice

LEGAL

; L— TLEGAR
A Public Hearing wa be held In the
Village Office on Tuesday, July 7th,
fag ‘between the hours of 8 and a9
. and the purpose of this hearing

it to consider re-zoning for the. fol-

lowing areas:

No, 1, Lots 8 al ie pees 45, ee
650,

Distr! 181,
Flood lain * pistice, to nto De

Court Distri
2. That port.of Block “10, ne
44

Highway from
oHial District: to Auto Court

5 Block. 3 of District Lot 181,
Plan 2083 except Plan (4897.
from Light “Ind pe “Dist=
ae te Park and Playground:

to 18 of ‘Blocle 17, Dis-

coaching yang. people in public
speaking endeavors and for
speaking contests,

The fall term will open for
the Toastmitresses on Sept. 3
when Mrs. Basel Shealds will be
hostess. at.a teaand garden
party tobe held in the after-

MRS.-M. ROHN
Mr.’ Peterson, district hor-
“tecuiturist of Creston, was a
business’ visitor to Renata: last
week: While here’ Mr. Peterson
took: a: tree ‘census.

. Henry
tor was.a weekend visitor here.

renewed acquaintences here, af-

1. | tera number of’ years ‘absence,

genet District Ni

0 20 of ‘Block ts Dis-
tet ot t 181, “Plan 650 from
Residential Ereet ae: 2to
Comm

ercl
+ Where! in this. Bylaw: “mini-

“No, ymmercial,
, Lok 6 Plan 26at, District Lot ‘wei

ther,” Mrs
vt Bonin, Tina ‘Marie
d Michael of Trail’are spend- |’
ing their. holidays in Rena!

‘The:
tute held its June meeting at
the -home: of . Mrs.

ober,

‘and Ron of Castlegar, were
nod maltors 4 here mith € ‘Mr:

4498 rezoned from
No. oe to Light Industrial.
copy of. the proposed yee ef
.fecting these changes can be’ viewed
‘at the Village cutee. during reguler
business hours,
Lal

| 226

the

ferry operation: ;
Mr. and Mrs. C,H. ‘King
and Marjorié spent the . week-
end at their summer home here.
and Mrs, Ford of Trail

spent the weekend here, i

Adjourns Until Fall.

the school be norited that past :

Friesen of Proc-
‘dgar Friesen of Hope

Jack and Eileen Funk of
loops. are spending a ‘few
days’ holidaying ag with their. mo-

"Mrs, Allan Mackereth; Doug | *

——S
Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING -

FHONE 265-9041. ‘
COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Corner Pine: & Sth, Castlegar

Donald Bros.
Earthmoving Contractors

BASEMENT DIGGING,
CEKFILLING,

DITCE «
ING, BA‘ ‘LAND.

Phone 865-5464 Castlegar

LS. Lid.

e ‘
Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow.
“Lakes

Phone. 365-5500

NIGHTS — NELSON 852-5484

‘Arrow Lakes -
Ferry Service

— Once - Weekly Service -
“EVERY. “FRIDAY.
Leave Robson 8 am,
Arrive Edgewood 1 p.m.

+ Leave Edgewood 1.30 pm.
Arrive Robson 7 p.m.

CASTLE

DOUBLE FEATURE
Shows at 6.45 and 8.15-p.m,

BEAUTY AND THE
_ BEAST

__SAT. = MON. - TUES.
‘Shows: “Tand.9: pm,
Frank Sinatra’ ©

: Laurence pivey.
Janet satay aie

Renata ‘Women’s Insti-|’.’

.Funk.. This |}...
‘was ‘the last: meeting until Oct-

te
nefrian

MAT.” SAT. (AT: 1.30, PM.

‘Guy. Guido installed‘as
president’ of the Castlegar. and
District Rotary. Club at'a special
meeting held last week.’ Install-

+ ing officer was past district go-

vernor Bob Green. of Spokane.
Mr. Guido takes over the chair
next Tuesday. |.

}. Kaufman, Ph. 365-5488
‘3. K. M, Spence was hos-
| tess at ry soclal event of interest
[When a number of friends were
entertained at’an afternoon tea
at'the Spence home last Friday:

John’ Sherbiko,- Mrs, O. J. Wil-

son, Mrs, D, Askew, Mra. Wal-

Me ‘Walper, Mrs. A. Morehouse,

8, Emma Burroughs, Mrs. E.
A. Fitzpatrick and: Mrs. Wm,
Sommerfeld, :

Roses and peonies
a lovely setting for the tea table
laid. with a; linen cutwork :tea
cloth. ‘Main’ feature was a cake

plete the floral theme, ‘The cake
was'' baked: and’ decorated by
Mrs.’'T.’ Lockhart’ for the’ occa-
sion which honored Mrs. Powell
Smibert ‘of ‘Vancouver and Mrs.
Gordon Smibert of: Prince, Ru-
pert, both former residents who
are currently iting here.
Assisting the boaters were
Mrs. Lockhart and Mr: + Eld-
ridge. . Other. guests. ‘Included
were Mrs. G. Shepherd, Mra.
John Waldie of Castlegar, Mrs.

centered‘ with” pansies ‘to com- 6:

Gurnculumn Expert Arrives

To Assist Regional College

The second hase of the

Dr. Lawrence W. Downey,

~ director of. training: of: second-

ary teachers at the: a Unversity o ot

Alberta, . arrived: lat
and immediately. began work
lewing an bie

Friday by, ately

pointed by the regional college
council to set up academic trans-
fer courses in consultation with
British Columbla’s three public
universities.’

The council has also appoint-
ed another expert who is a spe-
cialist in’ setting up technic
courses geared .to industry,

He is Gordon Campbell, dk. ‘di-| Mrs.

a, quick
trip.'to: tho: jendoring ‘over. the
Kootenay, Si way. were. Jake

way.
i Swift ae Sask, they
visited Jake's sister and
Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Remple.
From: there: they - spent, some
time with another ‘sister, Mrs.

.| Helen Stanker. and sons at, Cal-

gary.

"in Kelowna the Hendricks’
saw:a brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs.. Edwin Torpy and
family. In Penticton they vislted
a and fam ving: home
py. a ‘amily, arriving home

within the: holi a

family, |#

ite e bows marked the
ews and: baskets of pink
and white peonies provided the
backgronty when .a late after!

LW
guest

Visiting ‘he ene from: Sunday

q ‘until yesterday have been guests

of Mrs. Ida: Cleeve: and. other
members of-her. family in: Kin-
naird,: They were cousins Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Scott: and: a
sister-in-law, Mrs, Iola’ Hobison,
all of Strathmore, Alberta.
Mrs.. Gordon Archibald
spent the four: days over the

cal current weckend on a. tri

Cail ack to visit her’ mot he
A. Malott, and.a sister at

rector of the
gh tension and ‘assistant rast
at'.the

the proposed college. ° =.

{oi These ., included, the high
schools: of six? school. districts
in the West Kootenays.

‘Dr. Downey < ha ‘been. ap:

EXCAVATING, DITCHING
! SAND ‘AND ‘GRAVEL
‘TOPSOIL.
CONCRETE WORK
ane boas ered :

0. ‘Lightle

‘Ph. 365-5158°
. Box, 51): Castlegar, : BC.

rloo, Ontario.
isa recipient “of ne Ford
ion grant: for: study o:
ial adult education cen:
he United Kingdom. ‘
Mr. Camphell is expected:to
begin, work here this Au,
tide Hecwil conduct a detailed
si of the of programs
needed’ by the area ents Dr.
Downey will set up a curriculum
best suited for the district's stu-
dents and acceptable to the unl:
.versities.
After..these studies have
cil will

been completed the coun

‘|.evaluate. them and ‘determine

Barre types‘of buildings and fa-

ities will be needed by the
college. :

” Castlegar Dining Room

Open Monday through Saturday 6.30'a.m. to
8.00 p.m...

i Sundays 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 Len
3 “PHONE: 865-2691

‘Wayne Paulson, who is em-
ployed in Vancouver, : spent. a
few days visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Paulson and

f family, during the week.

Ron Soberlak is ‘attending
summer: school in’ Vancouver,
Ron. is. accompanied by Bill Le-
bedoff.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Soberlak
were eroccompanted by the boys

on Thursday :when they. travel-
ed to the coast for afew weeks

lak a and ‘Jana are here
from Vancouver to spend ‘the
summer. mont

Mr.:'andMrs, Tom ‘Spring

-| and family leave: Kinnaird: ai

the. beginning ofthe ‘month: be
take-up residence at UBC where
Mr. Spring will‘attend ‘a sum-
mer course , before “going to
White: Rock: where he has a
teaching position: for the cont
ing: school. year.
Miss fies : Cheistine Kraveld Jest
for. y

solemnlzed in the Kinnaird Un
ited Chruch on June 13 uniting
in marriage © Doris . Margaret,
daughter of Mr. and’ Mrs. O.

Brommeland of ‘Kinnaird,- and | Trail.

Nelson George William® Latta,
son of Mr: and Mrs. N. W,'Latt
also’ of Kinnaird. Rev, FB. H. Wil-
ley officiated.

Mrs. F.::C. Oddie’ presided | 2!

at ‘the: organ’ while . the: bride,
lovely ina‘ waltzlength: gown
of chantilly, lace, entered : the
church on the;arm of her father
who |. gave= her in’ marriage.
They were’ preceded down the
isle-by the bride’s only attend-
ant, Mrs, Vic Lindow, as matron
of honor: %

| The white lace of the wed-
dig” gownwas worn over. sal
Lily point sleeves and a should:
erlength veil’ cascaded from a

earl tierra.to complement the
bride’s attire: A lovely diamond
pendant, a gift of the bride-
groom, was. her ‘single orna-
ment. ‘She. carried a white ore
chid - ‘encircled " by sweetheart
roses.

Mr: Lindow wore a gown
of pink chiffon: over taffeta
with, zheadpiece -to match. She
wore a gold-locket, the gift of
the Bride ant and carried a a bouquet
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Pie. Den Dennis. ‘Austin of, Mont:

rose was bestman.
% ary | and pink carnation corsage.

. | and. Mrs. R. Tanner: Lioyd ‘and

‘sang a selection from Mozart’s

opera The: Magic Flute entitled
O Isis ‘and Osiris::

last. ursday.
Sask:; ers she isa psychiatric
in ‘training. Christine ha
spent’ a week’ of Bere vacation
ith ‘her: parents,- and: Mrs.

redding ‘of
Miss’ Ruby’ Bonderete held: a}.

week ago

family aay The Meare aa
family were rew g ier |
sister,’

s |] Stay: when her.
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ene,
came | for.-a few days. and: her
brother. Victor’came-home: for
a visit-from the Crow’s Nest.
- Thought. for’ the’ week —
Balony : is flattery
cant) be; true; and | plamey is
flattery 0 ‘thin:

Robson Sri :

365: Son
0: Ay farewell’ ‘surprise panty
was held" last weekend: at the
Gibson Creek home of Mr. and

‘Mrs. Joe Repin who were leav-

ing to make their home in Van-|-
couver. Hostesses were Mr. and

Mrs. Wm. Plotnikoff and M. Bae ef

Verigin, -

“The many. friends. of Mr.
and Mrs. Repin presented them
with a chaise lounge and lawn
chair.. A ‘delicious - lunch. was
hist served.

“Smith and her] K

Vera
daughter Cherie , of | Canada
Tungsten, N.W.T.;:and Mrs.° J.
Halliday» of Edmonton, | visited
last’ week: at the home of Mrs,

Je Heslop,

Dr. -Jannivan Brink “of. Ut
recht, Holland, who ‘is. on ‘ex-

‘ MIeGill,
been:a ; Bueat: at the home. of
Mr. .. While here they
made ‘daily field trips ‘collecting | *
ingects.: Dr.“Bayes ‘left on Sun-

day's plane fi for a visit to Yan-| 0

couver.

Miss Lana Shuttleworth left
on ‘Friday for Field where she
||ne be employed ‘for. the sum:

ers

‘Miss Donna: Dewis.is a pat-
ient in. the: Castlegar hospital
where she ‘underwent surgery

B ago.

Raspherry Man :
~ Flown From Here

A Ra ispberry man was flown

to . Vancouver.’ nospital on Sun-
day evening by. Waneta Airways
with imdetermined : ‘head: inj:
ies when his vehicle crashed into
k face: iL earlier’ _that

80. thick “it| [¥

tlegar hospital -and‘aiso ‘at’ the
hospital in: Grand - Forks:
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at the east
Bridge while he was proceeding
towards Castlegar.

His automobile was comple-
tely. demolishe: dd.

“Exa ination Results.

Following ‘is a: list of suc-
cessful local candidates: ine:
aminations held recently’ by the
Royal -Conservatory. of. Music of
Toronto in Trail: .))7//

i Grade 8" piano Vicki
pass, . Blueberry; -grade
Tan “Kinnaird,

honors, Kinn: yon
ambault; grade 2 ‘piano, honors,
Susan Knutson, d;

i A ig and: Carol
‘Marcellus, both with honors of
has| Kinnaird, anid Ellen § Knutson;
‘pass,

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Boys and Girls:

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4 ee ahead gh cee os ee ‘

A! Andrew's
Trail: officiated at “fhe auneral
@ here on Tuesday: £0
“Read, 79, ot Castlegar’ hh pass-
ed away at his home on. Satur-

don,:
coming to. Nowth Bay, On with

M -of Ontario i
cher Cracks Alberta,
‘In 191

4 Thornloe at Soloman, Alberta, |:
where the :couple cesided until
moving to Cast! legar in

Read was

: embei yf | the El Elks Lodge of
| Coleman,

A. wedding reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. and was
held inthe Kinnaird: Improve-
ment Society. Hall. where. tall
tapers in white flanked.a three-
tiered wedding cake which cen-
tered the bride’s itable ae
cake was later. cut by Mr:
‘Tanner,

a

with ‘a ‘crocheted ‘table «cloth.
The bridal theme in pink and
white was also carried to the
uests’ tables: in, low. vases: of
pink and: white carnations.

Lorraine Tanner. of * Trail’ was
in charge of the guest book.

The bride’s mother wore a
beige sheath dress: with match-
ing jacket which’ opened over.a
lace bodice. Her‘accesories were
white with a pink carnation‘cor-
sage. Mrs. Latta’ chose a: fitted
dress in ivory with red access-
ories and’ red. rose buds in:a
corsage. :

"Master of ceremonies, Mr.
Mel Begley: of Trail,’ read tele-

grams of ‘congratulations from
Brnce Rupert, Vancouver, cel
gary and Hamilton, Ontario, Mr.

tothe “bride. : Th
honor was toasted by: Mr. Den-
nis Austin. The’ Grace ‘was said

by: Rev.’ Willey. Members of the] -

CGIT. were servitors for the wed-
ding dinner:

P
For travelling on a wedding ie

trip to Grand Coulee and points
in the northwestern United Sta-
tes, the bride. changed to a yel-
low: suit with. white accessories

jut-of-town guests were Mr.
a: Mrs. M.. Beg-
esian,

‘He is
ter’ Mrs. Dorothy. Snowden “Of
Cas:

of ‘.
rs Mrs, E. Sinnot
of Fincher Station, Alberta, and

Robson,
tlegar, two

Creek, «Alberta,
Fred of. Seattle, and five grand-|-

» Re) Chur
the bride's aunt of
e
-- The: bride’s table was ‘laid tty Ge

‘The
was in-charge of arrangements.

For W. E, ‘Read-

Canon ‘H. B. Barrett of St.
Anglican Church of

Mr. Read wae born in Lon-| 5.3,

England,

1947,

» in Ls
aerated Jeasle i

ryived by one ‘daugh- |

‘one son:
F... Bu pare of. Pincher
one. brother

funeral (services were

legar Funeral Home

Pythian Sisters
a Fair Baie
a Sisters

the season
the Twin

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>It was ‘reported that. jping
les from the

“who d the

Round-Up held. recently in

ton, reported ‘a, wonderful

time ‘was  enjoye

Mrs. M. yal; ‘the Tem-
ple’s representative to,the Fall
Fair, gave the report-of.the re-
‘cent Fair meeting. The Pythian
Sisters will have a raffle An cot con-
junction with the Fair. Ticket

are ‘being -madeand. will. be

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