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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1965

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OUR TOWN _

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WHY, IT'S: MY_OLO
BUDDY PAL, JAY
HUMBY,

UW WON'T GET VOTES

Layman Doesn't
Realize Danger

In case of. fire, unless it is
so small that it can be extin-
guished immediately, ‘call. your
fire. department. The ’ layman
doesn’t always realize the dan: '
ger of fire eating through walls
oF floors of the building. While

the blaze may apparently be out,
the’ fire may ° easily.
later: in: another part’ of the

Bro-Heagy Wedding Vows
Made at Kinnaird United

how to.
give
3 gifts
this
Christmas
for *2

BRITISH COLUMBIA

ak A yearly subscription
to BEAUTIFUL BRITISH
COLUMBIA (worth $2.00
alone).

travel diary “with 26 beau-.
tiful’ B.C, colour scenes
(worth $1.00).

e 3 A tasteful
6" x 8" Christmas greeting
card announcing your gift.
subscription (worth 25¢).
*
A. $3.25 value for $2.00!
Beautiful British Columbia
isa wonderful gift for
friends and ‘relatives any-
where In the world. This
spectacular. illustrated
anaes ates

Baskets of autumn flowers

graced the altar and small pink] the

and white flocks with blue satin
bows marked the pews at an
early October wedding in
Kinnaird United Church, when
Rev. D. L. Faris united in mar-
riage Janice Leila Heagy, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.; Raymond
Heagy of Kinnaird and Gary
Wayne Bro, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Bro of Robson,

Mrs. W. Walper was organist.
Prior to the exchanging of vows
Mr. Walper sang The Wedding
Prayer.

Given in marriage by her} Mrs,

father, the bride was radiant in
a full length gown with three-
tler full s' of alencon lace
over peau de soie. The fitted
bodice with lily-point sleeves
featured a square’ neckline
trimmed with seed pearls and
cup sequins. Nestled in her
cascading bouquet of red sweet:
heart roses, white carnations and
ivy, was'a jewelled comb worn
by the bride’

Belbacts, , Proposed the toast to
ith’ the groom re-
thei: bride

The groom then proposed a
toast to the bridesmaid with the
best man responding.

Telegrams | were . received
from California, Calgary and
Vancouver.

For the wedding trip: to
points south, the bride donned
2 coral two-piece suit with blege
and brown accessories and a
white orchid corsage.

Out of town guests included

Southern Motors Opens

New Station: i
Southern Motors of Trail;

dealers for: C! jer, Plymouth,
Dodge and Valiant cars and

What Does He Plant :
Who Plants a Treo?|”

Mena foes, he plant who plants
He Plants the friend of sun
He Plants the flag of breezes
The sit of beauty towering

_ Henry c. Bunner.

of

Sask., ‘iandiather of the bride;
Mr. and Mrs. C. Heagy of Slo-
can City, grandparents of the
bride; Mr. W.. Rodre; of
Crofton, uncle of the groom, and
his family; Mr, and Mrs,.R.

ville :and Mrs. Jerdine of ‘Rion-
del; Miss C. Ried, Mr. M. Bro,
Mr. S, Ganzales, Mr, and Mrs, D.
Lamb, Miss J. Hughes, Miss D.
Giraud, and Miss A. Archambault
J. Shand of

grand-
mother at her wedding 55 years
ago.

For jewellery accent, the
bride wore a: cultured pearl
necklace and earring set, a gift
from ene groom.

The maid of honor, Miss
Lynne Maglio of Castlegar, w:
the bride’s only attendant. She
was attired in a floor length
gown of a medium blue satin
ibrocade with short sleeves. . It
featured a square neck and at-
tached train. Her blue headpiece
was of frothy net held by match-
ing flowers, Her satin shoes and
pate ‘length gloves were also
in blue. For jewellery accent
she wore a crystal necklace,.a
gift from’ the bride.

Mr. John Gleboff. of Robson
was best, man, Mr. Gary Fodor
of Castlegar and Mr. Ted French

of Robson ushered.
buffet supper was held
at the KIS hall which was dec-
orated with pink, white and

:| blue streamers. In silver letter-

ing, amid flowers: and white
bells, were the words, Goneratu:

lations Janice and Gary. ats
e,

her,
att ture

lace

orated  topered. “eandles. in
crystal holders flanked the cake.
The le, : by.
the bride’s aunt, Mrs. B, “HDL
carried the pi white and blue
decor throughout,

As: ef in ‘the receiving
line, the bride’s mother wore a
brocade’ dress ‘of’ brown, :and

blue grey shades with jacket and

with B.C. and Is published
quarterly by the Depart-
ment, of. Recreation and
Conservation.

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of brown. Her cor:
sage was of blue and white
mums, her hata pale blue. .’
The groom’s mother wore a
bleee lace dress with jacket and
atching hat and gloves. Her
corsage was of rust-toned mums.
The bride’s uncle, Mr. H.

All three gifts: current
issue of the magazine, cal-
endar, and greeting card,
come In a special protect-
vo envelope that will be
mailed out for you. Send ;
several this year. Come In ;

soon to - :

-GASTLEGAR NEWS
A $3.25 VALUE FOR $2.00
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Juices Should be
Given to Baby at

Room Tempeature

Baby’s ia juices and oth-
er drinks’ 3) id. be given at
‘{ not: lower shoul room tempera-
‘| ture, never ice cold. Care sho-
uld be taken that the heated
foods are given at a comfortable
temperature, not hot enough to
hurt baby’s sensitive. mouth or.
cold enough ‘to startle him. Ei-
ther condition could cause the
child to, reject. his food.

2 Jehild ; to ieeject bis 7008s si
ey

PUBLIC NOTICE

Parent Group to Guide: and
’ Brownies — meet at the home
of Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Colum-
bia Heights, Nov. 16 at 10 am.
Senlor Citizens — Friday, Nov.
12.1n Legion Hall at 7.30 p.m...
Entertainment by Mr. and Mrs,
Walper..
‘Toys Club — meeting cancelled
for this week only.
Kinnaird United Church Women
—Tea’ and Bazaar, Nov. 20.
Hoe Dewn — Sat, Nov. 13.—
8 pm ne Gymn in Trail,
Adm. 7c each.
Regi*tered ‘Nurses Assoc. —
gular meeting eee Heath
.Centre, Nov, 16, 8 p.m.

SMITHS

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New. Years’. Eve Dance —

son Hall, Orchestra, Buffet Bape
per, feserve early. Only 40
tickets, Robson Rec. Society.

Rummage — by Castlegar
United Shureh, Bat, Nov. 13 —
10-1 p.m, at Legion Hall — For
pick up, phone 365-8087, 365-8030, °°,
865-7613 or leave at Mrs.. East:

; on's, 410 Maple St. by Friday,
Nov. :
Reserve Deo. 4 — For Robson
Guides Crt pa Brownie ‘Tea, bazaar

p.m.

nightly at 7.30 .p.m.

Mon, and Sat.) at the Pentecost-
al Tabernacle, 791, ist. Ave.,
Castlegar. <

PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.

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Mrs.

Port Coquitlam; Miss E. Hirtle
of Victoria;) Mr. and - Mrs, 7.
Stewart of Fruitvale; Mr. A.
Bouthiller and Miss J. Fertick
of Montrose.

The couple now make their.
home in Kinnaird,

Lockjaw Usually
Fatal Disease

‘Tetanus, or lockjaw, is a us-
ually fatal disease which is the
result ‘of the: entry of tetanus
germs into the body through
a lesion. There is available an

in Castlegar

Dodge - and Fargo : trucks, bas
opened’ an .new outlet here. in
Castle legar.

"Managed by Gordon. Gatta-
foni, Southern ‘Motors pacitic 66

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Remember . eee
. Save on Xmas Shapaingl

10% OFF for CASH
BONNETT'S OTE a nenG WEAR

Su

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Office Supplies

‘Adding Machine Tapes and
Ribbons,

is located next to' the’ C.
arena.

Mr, Gattafoni was born and
raised in: Trail and has worked
for: Cominco‘ as well as ‘serving
for.seven'years with the RCMP.
He joined ‘Southern. Motors at
Trail earlier this year as service
manager.

Mr.’ Gattafoni and his wife,
Marlis, have one child, 10-month-
old Ronald Joseph. They are pre-
sently “living at) Anabelle but
have plans for moving to the
Castelgar-Kinnaird district ‘as
soon as possible.

‘While Southern Motors Pa-

‘| cific 66 is announcing its open- | =

ing this week, the official open-
ing celebrations will likely not
be held for about. another
month.

Southern’ Motors was esta-
plished about four years ago at
Trail and the manager for: its

‘method of
tion given to infants with their
other “shots”. Farmers and any-
one whose work entails contact
with the soil“shéuld have this
form of protection.

00-
tenay. Hone 3 Ralph Strand.
Besides _ automobiles and
trucks, the: garage will offer a
full line’ of Paclfic 66° products
as well as. car repairs, lubrica-

Typewriter E
Typewriter Ribbons -

Inks & Ballpoint Pens.
Steno Note Books.
Pencil Sharpeners,
Columnar Pads,

File Folders

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