CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR,. B.C.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1956

Mrs, W. O. Devitt,

District Social Notes

Phone 4261

Year's Day. ~
Mr. and ‘Mrs, Earl’ Shannon
and ‘children of ilo, Point

Of interest! locally is the wed-
ding of Miss Victoria Quance,
daughter’ of Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Quance of Robson, and: Mr.
Douglas Alexandra’ Langford,
which look. place in , Detroit,

eenaoeaee

Castlegar Happenings |

couver, They were accompanied
by their son, Donald, student at

U.B.C. who had Spent the holi-
days here.

L.A.C. Bryan Atchison of Coal
Lake, Alberta is‘spending a “holi-
« day at the home of his

Mrs, “returned: to
her home in Victoria after spen-
ding several weeks visiting her

law and Mr, and

Decem-
ber, 17th, 1955, They. will make
their home at One, Manor Road
East. Toronto, Ontario.

Guests at the home: Mr.: and
Mrs, M. O. Hougen’ are Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hermanson and two
children of Kamloops amd Mr.
and Mrs. ‘Melvin  Hougen of

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Atchison.

¥. O. E. Lingren, spent. the
Holiday Season with his family
in Victoria. Mr. Lindgren plans
on making his home in Victoria
in the near future.

Mrs. W. Wright and infant son
have returned from Trail Tadan-
ac Hospital. |

Mr. and’ Mrs. ae Schwann of!
Kinnaird have taker up

Mrs, C. T. Onions.

B.C. and also. Ron
es of a

spent C Day with: their
mother, ‘Mrs,. McPhee’ at* the
home of Dr. and \Mrs, W, L.
Wright. mata ori

Mrs. George Miller returned
home after spending two weeks
with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mra. C. R Thorp
of Trail.

Mrs, D. Gaverlik and grand-
son, David, returned home after
spending 10 days in Rossland and
Trail visiting realtives.

Kinnaird Korner ;

Mrs, .W. UL. Brown and Mrs.

“'Tranton had as their guests over

the ‘holidays their sisters, Miss
Ethel Camsell form Penticton,
Miss. Gladys Camsell ,from Ed-
monton, Alberta and Miss ‘Mary
Camsell from Whiteliorse Y.T.
Misses Joyce and Myrna Sum-
ner visited their mother, Mrs,.E.
Sumner over the weekend.
Miss ‘Joyce ;Schiavon ‘has re-
turned 10 Normal Schoo] after
e holid with her

Deer. Park Socials

Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
and sons, Paddy and Michael of
Warfield. spent the New Year's
Holidays ‘at the home of the lat-
ter’s parents, Mr. and,.Mrs. A.
T.. Horswill, >

Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackwell
‘spent the Festive Season at the
home of their, son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs... Frank

at 172 Columbia,

H. B. “Budge”. Parker of Van-
couver spent the Holiday Week
at theghome of Mr. and Mrs, w
Sharples.

Mr. and. Mrs. J. F. Killough| try

had as their holiday guests,’ the
latter’s sister Mrs. McKenzie ‘of
Garnd Forks and their daughter,
Tannis and. Barbara of Victoria
Normal School.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curren, left
last week to reside at Oasis.

Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Kerr and
daughter, Helen, left recently
for Vancouver, where they wi
,make. their home.

Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Devitt en-
tertained at a dinner party last
week in honor of Mr, and. Mrs.
Garnet Corbett of Burnaby. The
rooms and table Sethnes centred
around the traditi

i|there Mrs,

Bk of 4 and while
Blackwell had the
misfortune of breaking her leg
and ,is now. a patient in, the
Rossland Hospital.

Bruce Horning of the Forres-
Branch'in the Rock Creek
district,:spent the holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Horning.

Mrs. A...Zuckerberg -has re-
turned to her home from Prince
Rupert, B.C.

Mr..and Mrs. W. Easton spent
the new. year holiday at the
home of the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Byers of, Nelson.

Mr. ‘A. Lanipard Sr, is a patient
inthe Kootenay Lake General
Hospital, Nelson. s

Trail.visitors during the week
end included Mrs, H. Gergely and
sor Ted, Mrs. A. Hostetter and
daughter, .Joan and Rev. and
Mrs.

Motifs after which tie twelve |-

guests enjoyed a social dinner.
Mrs. W. Saprunoff is a patient
in the Trail Tadanac Hospital.
Mr..and Mrs. Barrie Harford,
spent the New Year Holiday
visiting in‘ Chilliwack and Van-

and son ‘Bob.

Mr. -and: Mrs, H. A. Sommers
enjoyed the festive season. visit-
ing. their son ‘in law and ‘daugh-
ter, Mr..and Mrs. C. A. ‘War
less. at. Penticton.°

Mrs, Bryan and in:

Mr. and Mrs. M.'Flynn and
children of Calgary spent’ the
Christmas week at the home of
Mrs. Flynn’s parents, Mr. - and
Mrs. W. T. -Waldie. Mrs.: Flynn
stayed ‘in Robson for the we

Christmas’ Day visitors to Cast-
legar were: Mr. and ‘Mrs. H. C.
Coleman,. Mr, and Mrs. A. Law,
Mr. and Mrs, C, T. Williamson,

parents.

‘Mr. and’ Mrs. P, Ewart and
family spent five days in Pen-
ticton’ during the‘ holidays.

Mr, ‘and: Mrs. W. Walper and
family spent Chri with re-

enjoyed the festive sea
son at the ‘home of their. son-
in-law and Gaugitter, Mr. and
Mrs, J, E. Kirby.) = HOY

FUNERAL NOTICE

RIGBY — on January 4th at
Trail Tadanac Hospital. -
+ Late William Rigby of Castle-
gar, age 71, beloved husband ‘of
Rose Janet’ Rigby. Services ‘will
be conducted by ‘Rev.’ B;' A.
Reskerat St. Alban’s ‘Anglican
Church, Castlegar’ on - Saturday,
January ith cat 2:00 pm. A
Park ial
Cemetery. Arrangements “entrus-
ted ‘to Castlegar Funeral Home.

latives in Salmon “Arm,
Mrs. R. Wadey and: Mr. and
Mrs, ee Wapple amd daughter

of her ‘brother, Fred’ Waldie.

Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Loveland
of Spokane spent Christmas
weekend at the ‘home of the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Waldie. :

Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson spent
Christmas in Rossland at their
daughter’ .home, Mr. arid” Mrs.
G. Eastcott ‘spent New ‘Year's
Day in Castlegar at the home
of. another daughter, Mr." and
Mrs. H. Schellenberg.

, Wayne Eastcott spent the. ‘past
week at the home of his grand-
parents, Mr, and: Mrs., A, John:
son.

Miss M. Redgrove of London,
England, is ‘visiting at- the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J/ H,.Smith.
Miss Redgsrove came to Robson
vie _Australia, where her: father
ing and is a neice of Mrs,

Smith.

Mrs. A. L, Jones of -Govern-
lock,- Sask. is visiting her mother
Mrs.“ D. Anderson. i

Mr. J. H, Smith returned
home from the Kootenay -Lake
General Hospital - at * Nelsor
where he was a patient.

Mr. Reginald Bro returned to

fant daughter have . returned
from the Kootenay Lake Gener-
al in Nelson.

FAMILY INCOME

Life. insurance is the only,

investment’. which’ * will

tell:-a man’ today. “how

much: guaranteed ‘r month-~"
ly income -it will yield ‘his ,
family for all the tomor-

‘rows. ; Let > your North ©
American ° Life represen-':
tative help gou figure

out: how much ‘income

your present -life insur-_
ance provides’ ‘for . your

. family. see him. today. -

Dick Fowler

North American :
‘Life 9
‘Robson, B.C.

‘Mrs. Keith McSweeny of Sask.
is ‘visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Dave Seaton. Mrs. Seaton
is a_patient: in: ‘the ‘Trail Tadan-
ac! Hospital.:"" bg

TES ‘Thatcher’ spent the
holiday week as guestiof her son

and’ daughter -:in Jaw,.-Mri° and |.
Trail,

Mrs. ‘John. ‘Thatcher- int;

. Campbell. of Kam-
loops visited this week at the
home ‘of his brother’ and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. MN.
Campbell. i

KOOTENAY
“BUILDERS

AND SUPPLIERS
MfgSash & Door
Cabinet Making
"FULL LINE: OF;
‘Builaing | Materials
oF

: Atso i

ia GLIDDEN. PAINTS -
; SPRAY SATIN

Good Assortment Of
FLOOR LINOLEUM

PHONE 4066

:where | he « ‘is cunder
di after’

the Holiday Season -Wwith . nis
family.-.

Mr. and Mrs. Ripe Oborne and
children spent -.the Christmas
Day. ‘at the ‘home “of Mrs.
Oborne’s" brother,» Sergeant::and
Mrs. Larry Smith, of” Nelso

sing-song ‘were enjoyed; by,
girls before they - were served
with, the. delicious supper—buffet
atyle.. Those preseiit .were: ‘They:
misses. Barbara’. awn,
Waldie, Sharron Wyllie, Taverne
Gleboff, Loreen ‘Webster, Anne
Sutherland, ‘Wendy Scott, Bev-
erly Hyson, Judy Thorndale and
‘Arlene and Eileen Jolly. “ne

- Mr. and’ Mrs: Roy Brown and
children spent. a few days’ in
Spokane. -

Mr. and Mrs: Johr Raine ‘and
daughter, Mildred: spent the
Christmas: Day at the home of
their daughter. and_ son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, D. Marcellus and
the visit was exchanged on New

Sas got |
Continued from page

an unusual number of dogs runs
ning the ‘streets. and

nual Christmas part y. Games end ‘an

au of Deer. Park, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C.. Ci and child and | 0!
Mx T. Ryan of Syringa Creek,
all the guests of Me, and Mrs.
oO. Aasland.
Mr. ,and. Mrs. c. Rolph of

+} Castlegar,: Mr.. and) Mrs, Doren

of Trail and Mr. and Mrs, A.
Kent. were: the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs, H. Mottershead on
Christmas Day.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Ramsden. of
Trail, Mr, and Mrs, C. Rolph of
Castlegar and -Mr. and Mrs. H.
Mottershead were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs.’ A. Kent on Boxing
Day. ee is

Mr, and Mrs, C, Williamson
were recent visitors to Renata
the guests of Mr. Williamson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.: Reimer.

Mr., Louis Wine and son Mar-
vin returned to their home in

Edmonton, Alberta, after spen-|-

ding a few days of the Christ-
mas holidays at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, G, Briggeman.

Mr. and Mrs. H.C. C

of ‘spent’ Cl
Holidays at'the home of'Mr. and
Mrs. R. Wadey. Also visiting was
Mrs. Wadey's sister, Miss. Mae
Burroughs from Vauxhall, Al)
berta.

Mr, and’ Mrs. C. Roberts and
daughters spent’ Christmas ‘with
relatives in Nelson.

Mr, Eddie Collinson has return-
ed to U.B.C. after. spending the
holidays with his parents.
Miss Donna Muirhead has re-
turned. to’ Mission City a ter
spending ' the , holidays with ]
family.

Mr. Gordon Pelletun of Fer-
nie visited Mr, and Mrs. R, Har-
die over the weekend. Mr. Gor-
don Walker of Castlegar was
also a guest as. was Miss. Jean
Anne Hardie of Fernie, ie, BC.
Mr, Alvin Peterson of Salmo
visited Mrs. Edna Sumner over
the weekend.

Mr, and Mrs. G. Corbett ot

bo: You ‘CARRY
ENOUGH’ INSURANCE 2
ON YOUR CAR

With’ the’ present weath-
er.conditions it is advis-
able to carry maximum.

Protection.

Cheek With:
: ANDERSON - ce
AGENCIES —

“To make: sure “you have
the ‘protection’ you need:)

entertained at a family pare
on Christmas- Eve. Carols were

sung by those’ present, accom-

panied by. Mrs. Coleman at the]. -

piano. Santa Claus: made, his ‘ap-
pearance and distributed: gifts to
everyone there. Those present
were Mr, and Mrs. C. T. .Wil-
liamson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Law
of Deer Park, Mr. ard’ Mrs. R.
Cc. Coleman. and children «of
Syringa Creek and Mr. and Mrs.
O. Aasland of Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs. R..Rowe of: Nel-
son spent the holidays at. the
home: of ‘their son-in-law and
daughter’, Mr. and _Mrs. Cc. A.

recent visitors to Syringa Creek

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C.}.

Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs.’ O. w. Aasland
of Castlegar were “the -dinner

guests of ‘Mr. and /Mrs.:C. Wil-|,

liamson,.New. Year's’ Day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Phelps of
Salmo were weekend visitors at

their home. hi

Over 50 years ago, a manu-
<facturer: complained about: the
first: lead produced: at: Trail,:
B.C# It was too.pure! ‘Today,
the 99.99% purity’ of Comin- .
co’s Tadanac Brand lead is of.
greatest ~ 3
a point. of pride to. Cominco.

importance ~". . and

PHONE: 2001

We sell ‘only top grades of Govt. graded meats,
WE HAVE FRESH KILLED TURKEYS; CHICKENS, GEESE, DUCKS ond

READY To SERVE HAMS

around the postoffice. It was ‘re-
ferred to Inspector Seaton to see
if these dogs are licensed, :

The Department. of ‘Highways
wrote that they will all

“ MINCED BEEF,
Fresh, Lean

stop signs ‘required for streets
‘eoming.onto the highway.
+ New rates in Cast-

MITCHELL

SUPPLY LID...
5 jPHONE. 3551 -

Jegar.-(group three) become, ef-
fective February Ast.

Permission ‘was granted ‘the
Jehova’s. Witnesses to have ‘a
sound. truck: advertising on the
streets of Castlegar on Janucry
13th and 15th.

© Aecounts<in the amount - of
$342.22: were . ordered’ paid. A

'| motior was made that Commis-

Hone ‘Kraft: and Clerk Horswill
ined as signing

SAUSAGE, fresh made:
Lb.  39¢

“(PAY =DAY

|SPECEIALS

January 6—7—9—10

WEINERS
Lb.

: aac Side
By the

tears new appointments’ were
made ‘in order that outstanging
bills be _baid.

Peso yood

3 was
appointed’ ‘acting water . works

| Commissioner for .the time.be-

ing? 00+

“A+ detailed * report of what
would be necessary for the pro-
posed. new; water system and
their. approximate costs © cwas
read from .Mr. aflets

“Failing, Supplies
GLOW

“mata & Supnty 0 Oo. Ltd.”
 CASTL EGAR A

!Phohes’ 33516 4061

FozEN PEAS, Salad me 2

~ Johnnys: ‘Meat Market —

RED & /BLUE ‘BEEF

“PORK & BEANS

Broder's
2-15 oz. tins .... 25¢

DILL” PICKLES

TOMATOES, Brentwood -
:200x tin, 2 for 45¢

MILK, Pacific”

(CHEESE, a Mild |
Lb eee “39

BREAD .
2 Loay

COFFEE, Malkin’s
Lb.

z KAM or ‘SPORK

FREE DELIVERY TH TUESDAY — THURSDAY:

THURSDAY, JANUARY. 5, 1956

CASTLE NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C.»

. WEDDING]

HORSWILL — ‘WALDIE

The Robson Community Mem-

‘orial Church’ was the scene of al.

very pretty: wedding’ Thursday,
December 29th at 7:00 p.m. when
Catherine Ann Horswill, daugh-
ter of Mr., and, Mrs, R. A. Hors-
will and William =‘ Frederick
Waldie, son of Mr. and Mrs, W.
‘I. Waldie weer united in the
bonds of, Holy Matrimony, i
: Archdeacon B. A. Resker per-
‘formed the: ceremony, Yellow
Mums and white carnations, de-
corated the ‘alter: and ‘each ” pew
hada big white bow. Ane

- Miss. Betty. Horswill, sister of

the bride, was bridesmaid « and |-
‘A. Keith: Waldie, brother of: the

groom, was the best. man. Ushers
were Mr. Ulf: Lonegrin and Mr.
Jack .McKininon. ., .

The bride ‘was given in mar-
riage by her, father and she wore
a white: floor length gown. of
met over . taffeta with fitted
bodice of satin, with: pearl but-
tons. Her chapel length veil was
eld : in-place with .a tiara of
satin and: pearls. She also wore
the groom’s ‘gift,.a-pearl neck-
lace. Her; bouquet was .an ameri-
can beauty rose and ivy cascade

.RED-FLANNEL WEATHER FOr MOST OF CANADA.

Last’ month’s.
‘weather:..prediction. of | colder-
than usual weather has beer .ex-
tended by the weatherman: to

‘There's a near-normal strip; in-
cluding’ part of Quebec ‘and the
Maritimes, but ‘central and west-

ecto the’ next) 20-30 days:

ern Canadians will - continue, to
shiver ot remain indoors,

uncle of the bride, to”step for-
ward and. the bride: presented
Mrs. Burroughs ‘with « boquet of
carnations ‘and mums’ on ‘the
fs of the- 20

in a heart-shaped frame.

The bridesinaid was gowned in
a pale green floor length dress
of tulle over’ taffeta with bolero
+o match. Her coronet was of
green.net and. she .. carried .. a
colonial nosegay' of pink and
white carnation. ©

The organist was Dr. W. L.
Wright of. Robson and he also
accompanied _ the «. soloist, . Mrs,
Robert T. :Waldie,: the groom's
aunt, who. sang “Tll Walk Be-
side You.” =
_ The reception was held in the

Rebson* Community ~ Hall: where m

of their wedding.

Congratula-
tions were also to Mr.

Caroline Garrett, Mrs.. D.. Mot-
tershead, .and Mrs. D.. Garrett.
Miss _ Susanne _ Horswill, looked
after the signing of” the. Guest
Book. *

Mrs.’ Horswill ‘chose for her

was celebrating ‘his birthday on
‘that same’ day.’
The: hall. was decorated’ with

i. V. Horswill: of ‘Nelson, who.

a . mauve
gown with pink accessories and
wore a corsage of pink carna-
tions. The groom's mother was
dressed ‘in| blue with. whité-ac-

Coastal, points, the bade donned
a\.blue dressmaker < suit , over
which she wore ‘a’ beige coat ‘and,
hat with pavy blue accessories:
Her corsage was of pink carna-
tions,

The happy couple’ will make
their home at Nakusp where the
groom is employed by the Celgar
Development Company.

pink and white : and

and.her was of

the bride’s table “was centred
with a three-tier wedding cake
on lace cloth with tapers of
pink ‘and ‘green: and pink sweet-
heart roses at each side.’ Numer-
ous beautiful wedding gifts were
arranged on the platform in the

Sr
posed: the ‘toast to_the bride, "to
which the groom responded. The
toast-master then asked Mr. and

Mrs. P. Burroughs, aunt’ and

Lh SoS .

: Prices Effective January 6th, 7th and 9th’ |

1... SFE

TEA BAGS, .Kadana
© 100-2: cup’ bags -.:99¢
CORN FAKES, Kellogg’s.
Se:

SHREDDED WHEAT,”

"12 oz.,,2 for

SPAGHETTI, Nabob
in. tomato - sauce’
2 for

HEINZ SOUPS. _
Tomato or’ Vegetable
A FOP cence
CORN, ‘Lyn Valley .
15 ox-2 tins”

11:00

* The Wrist Watch
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7th

“Don: t Mies ‘This Event

Will Be Raffled *

AM

LADIE'S

— January SALE

coats, 1 DRESSES, . SKIRTS. and
: “BLOUSES
FROM % - Te % OFF REGULAR PRICE. a

Children’s COATS |.

FROM %xTO% OFF. REGULAR PRICE”

s Sixes S. M..L. , Each:

“CHILDREN'S: COTTON PULLOVERS ” : "
SHORT=SLEEVE-and LONG SLEEVE ee

95¢

yellow carnations.

Out of -town guets attending
were’ Mrs, L.: Flynn of Calgary,
Mrs, L, Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Horswill and sons William and
Michael, Mr, ‘and‘-Mrs.) HV.
Horswill. and son Neil,. Mr.) and
Mrs, .E.:.L.\ Vance and‘-Mr.: and
Mrs. Vie .Owens: all.'cf Nelson;
Mr. and Mrs. -P. -E. ‘Burroughs
ero | and sons Paddy.and Michael; ‘Mr.
and. Mrs.: A.) Nesmith ‘and \son
Cecil, Mr.:and: Mrs: ‘C;:Moll, Mr.
Moll, Mr. and: Mrs, ‘J. -Mauriello
and Mr.-Ken Freeman df’ Trail;
Mr. and- Mrs.: R.: Mottershead of
Deer. Park; os B

Murray of Passmore,

Mr. P_- Parker of “Vancouver. -

Before leaving for their honey-|'|,
moon in- United States and B.C.! _—

Rubber:
Stamps

Caste News

PHONE 3031

TIP TOP TAILORS

20% ¢

REGULAR ‘PRICE:

"Choice Of The House"

SEM: ANN ve ‘CLEARANCE

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“Tailored-To-Messure Suits
‘For Men.and ‘Ladies —

“YOU MAY. HAVE AN EXTRA PAIR OF ‘PANTS OR ~

hut SKIRT IN’ PLACE OF .THIS SPECIAL
Shae DISCOUNT ~~

At Leitner's you. are measured by a.
‘master tailor who: ‘guarantees you a
‘perfect fit. without needless altera-

tions, i s
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:-. lation of the newspaper. is also the circulation’ of
“your advertising. ae what you get in return for _-
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>) paper’s circulation. In ‘order that you'may buy’
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‘advertising agencies - and. pub-.-°
lishers: Organized:.in .1914,;-:
"A.B.C. established a: definition:
fo? paid. circulation, rules. and .--
"standards for measuring circuta
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