‘CASTLE ‘NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C. -'

, THURSDAY; DECEMBER.,.1;'.:195

Thanks st6 the wonderful ‘co-
operation of» Castlegar and: Dis-
trict, the Castlegar Girl Guides
were able to go over the ‘top in
thelr drive for coat hangers last
week After’! ‘collections were
de
ome of their leader, Mrs, Miles
McPherson for a pot luck sup-
per anda very. good time was
had by all,

Rev. L.’ Clinton and

the "Guides. met at» the ‘bi

will, have “Bu

weeks, the atteen cbesthe Indes
hand: aister,: Mr. and = Mrs. ie
Peterson. :

M. B. ‘Dalton vent: a 5 hese days
in Vancouver last week. The
highlight of the trip, of course,
eing. able. to. attend the: Grey
Cup. Game.

Cliff Wanless of Penticton was
a business visitor in the district
last ‘week and’ while here was
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs,

A. :

several representatives of the
various organiz&tions will travel
to Trail on Saturday to ‘attend
the paymens Retreat to be held
in|: o East. Trail. - United
Church.

The first of a series of teen-
age’ ‘dances’. was: held in the
Parish Hall. om ‘Saturday ‘night,
proving to be very.

Mrs... Noel. Hewett and ‘infant
son d from the Koot

Lake, General Hospital.on Tues-
S095 to the home of her parents
~.and Mrs. J.. Sherbiko.

Mrs, Mary Dalziel ‘will arrive
during the weekend from Cal-
gary for a visit | with her son
and

These dances are’ sponsored ‘and
attended by The Women’s Auxi-
liary to. the.Fraternal. Order. of
Eagles Aerie’, No. ‘3107 | F.0.E.
Pop, oa and hot dogs were
served and if halls are available,
these will be held every second
Saturday evening.

Arrow Lakes Ferry -
Service.
ROBSON ‘TO, EDGEWOOD"
‘Whart

Mr. and
Mrs, J. Dalziel.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood-
ford’. of the Brilliant power
plant attended the funeral in
‘Trail Wednesday of Mrs, Wood-
ford’s sister-in-law, Mrs. L.
Thorinbert. ’

Mr, and Mrs, F.. W. Woodrow
and: family, spent. the

Mr. W. Rigby had ‘an unfor-
tunate = fall at his home | last
week ‘breaking his hip.and is
now,a patient in the ‘Trail Tad-
anac Hospi

Mr. and = Mrs. L. Kambick
have -returned: from their, Honey-
moon ‘and have taken up. resi-
dence’ at 110 Columbia. Ave.

Mr; and Mrs. O.. Aasland spent
a few days in Spokane last! week.

ed Gergely is a patient in}
the “Trail Tadanac Hispital

Mr. ‘and Mrs. H. A; Sommers
spent the weekend visiting in
Nelson. | iS

Mrs.. O, Walker, Sr.: spent a
few’ days in: Nelson last’ week
visiting’ her son-in-law. and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. ; Ron
Gorsline.. .

Mrs, E. Rourke was. hostess

iting | friends in ‘Slocan City.
Imer Wallner is a patient in

the. Kootenay, Lake General Hos-
pital in Nelson.

ly to the C Club,
a pleasant. social evening « was
enjoyed.’ Exchange _ gifts” were|
given out from a gayly decorated
Christmas tree, after which de-
licious refreshments - ‘were served
to the’ six members: and‘ two

7:00 “a.m.: Tuesday..
Arrive Robson - Wharf,
1:00 p.m. -Tuesday.
Leave Robson Wharf
+ 10:00 am. aniesey

Mrs. Joyce was

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‘} weekend in Trail visiting friends,

«| Robson, News.
“1S Mrs R. Berry of’ Rossland].
and. former : resident ‘of Robson

"{and ‘Mrs. R. Chalmers. ‘Mrs, Ber-

‘== |"Pables. were: centred: ‘with: minia-

- IT WILL PAY YOU TO GET DOWN

. THERE, RIGHT AWAY BEFORE THE’

Mrs, Mod. Devitt ‘1 left. ‘on Sat.| ;
via. ‘plane.’ for: Victoria, , where]

Victory in

Rev. ; E Brophy, .P PP, |
, Massés at 8:30 ,

‘The Castlegar ’ girl's Rep de-'
Lakett

she will spend the’yinter, rnonth
with ‘her: sister, '

Vauxhall, Alberta ‘is ‘visiting at
the’ home of: her mother, ‘Mrs.
E.

Mr.’ Wm. Geler “has returned
from 'the Kootenay Lake General
Hospital where he. “was a patient,

Mrs. J. Wiley and daughter ‘of
Fernie, B.C. ‘are visiting at. the
home < of. Mr. and Mrs, G,. Mc-
Laughlin.

Mr. and’ Mrs. Phill Henty ‘and
son, Arthur from “Mayes, Sask.,
are’ visiting at the ‘home of Mr.
Percy* _Qwies,

Mr. ‘Nick Orleski and Mr. Bill

Bro’ le are on’a business trip
to Vancouver.

Miss Shirley Claire: spent the

‘The First Kinnaird Guide-Com-
pany held ‘a : ‘successful, coat,
hanger’‘drive tora fundraising
project _ on Saturday. y

The W. A. of the Anglican

Church, Kinnaird, “ held their
tii ly at the

:| score: of | 21-9, In. the second

3 Rep suffered a‘ defeat from the

~ 21~ and- Boys . 29-26... Top

feated P es by al.

riod Castlegar was leading 13-
Rooney held the lead during the

EB "Brophy; BP. .,
Masses sat.-8:50 arid’ 1
eutesions Sat. 4-5 ‘p.

33°. Patton, 2
2.

Penticton: Lakers by a score of
45-25, they put-up a’ good fight,
‘With the help of | Fred’ Horcoff,
who, was. sick, and Fred Stoo-
chinoff, who-has just completed
basketball ‘for the school be-
cause of his age, I am sure we
would have matched the Pen-
ticton. Lakers easily. Highest
scorers for Castlegar were Savin-
Koff. 9, Kanigan 4, Kerieff 4,
others were’ Harshenin and
Sookachoff  with."3 each and
Graham and. Walker . with 2
points“each.: ©:

Penticton’s.. top scorers were,
Preen with’20 and Conby with
9. : eS

Castlegar’ Rep Team
Defeated’ By ‘Nelson

The. Nelson teims defeated both
Castlegar Rep Teams Saturday

night ‘by a close ‘score, Girls 26-|-

The! United ' ‘Chuirch
‘OF ‘Canada’.

Robson — -firat and third Sun-
*) days at Iam. oi.
== Service of. Wor-
ale 10 ,a.m,. Sunday School, 12

* Castlegar — Sunday: School
10:30 am. Service -of Worship at.
7:30 Bout Wali

Pentecostal”
_ Tabernacle

First Avenue and Juniper
J. Pennoyer and F. Cleme

co-workers
Sunday: School 10 am.
Evangelistic, 7:30 p.m.
Everyone Welcome!

Community Bible
Centre
Und eriombiational

Sunday — In the Legion Hall,
18:30 Sunday: School
el

‘

for Castlegar: were G. Leitner,
5; and Schuspier 4. The Nelson

home of Mrs. T. Robinson. After,
the business meeting, ‘an_elec-
..0f | officers for: 1956 | tool
place’ with © Archdeacon * A
Resker_in_ the: chair. The follow

|G. Rieth. The’ next meeting. will
take the’ form ‘of a pare tes
potcluck supper at the ‘home of

R."O, Scott, ” De "15."

n|the game. Speedy Fred’ Stocch-
, | performance, ,followed by. Har-

m 8, “and “Hen-
dricks and’ BS le.each 4. i
Castlegar and Notre Dame had

a struggle and in the thisal?

7:45: Bible Study ‘and ne
“ méeting. .
Fridays

7:30 Young People's Fellow-

‘period C:
score from 5-16 to 18-19, ‘whieh
led to a. fight ‘for the. rest of!

inoff ‘came -up ‘with a 12 point

shenin with 8. Notre Dame's top
men’ were’ Gordon 12, followed
by - Bell’ with °6.

Trail, at Castlegar. on turday,
December. 3rd, - &t'*7:30' p.
|sure.'to support: your team.

‘The: Kitche

Church « of FJemus! Christ
OF: Latter Day Saints
Sunday at ‘10:30. aan.

‘Twin

Rivers ‘Hall, | ,
. Everyone ‘Welcome

was ‘guest “at: the ‘home’of: Mr.
rr 8 Be a past member of the Robson
Group,
Bazaar.-
>Mr.,

“Another successful Bazaar we

B attended © the! |,
POrgantzation’s Annual 5

: and “Mrs. S. Gavrilik of; 0
Trail spent the weekend at ‘the!

: pone of Mrs. ‘D. Gavrilik.

Mrs. “A: -O.
Giraud, ‘Mrs. °H. -Belback: “Mrs.

fer a Convenor.

were
‘Woodrow,’ Mrs. F.) .
P,. Hunter ‘with: Mrs. J. Scheuer: t

A , Minister’
_, Sunday * School: — 945 am.

Anglican “Church

“4th, 1955

$:00 am. to 7:
pin. o ae A
Kinnaird —11:00 am.

| Saturday. afternoon in the Robson,
Community Memorial Ball. 3

The — eight. tea" _tables- ayers
covered with - embroidered cloth-
and. set. with iver" tea'services.

ture. Christmas: trees ':'and ‘‘four
with, Pine cones made. into’ mini-

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER: ay

a) 955

: ai Sociale

Miss Jean” "Stainton - and. her
‘|brother John of Castlegar ‘were

ot and Mis. H.R, Briggéman

wand’. Mr, and... Mrs,|

of: Kinnaird
WwW: E. Elder: of Trail were sare

time hunting, and ‘got. a deer:

NOW! YOU GET
WORE FEATURES:

i ..| Renata “were iTecent wisltots to

REMINGTON |

| gar ‘and ‘Nelson: Tn Nelson’ they,
were ‘the guests of Mr. and Mrs,

THE GASTLE NEWS ©

recent vials: to-Deer’ Park.’

“Sd. Mackinnor and F, ‘Waldie|
of, the Celgar Development Com-
pany at. Castlegar spent. a. few
days in-Deer Harte on a’ Timber;
Cruising trip;

Mr. and, Mrs...C.
were | recent visitors , to’ Castleé

W. 'G. Leslie,

J. Sehljnger ‘and H. D. Epp of

Deer Park. | . the

1 (Tea) “Worley of’ Robson |

was. |. another. of the. lucky  hun-

ters who’ got 'a deer during: the
weekend,” :

illiamso: I
here ‘Mr. Stainton spent.; some

Williamson :

Demeo. and. Me A Alec Gleboff.

a Friday. They..were. Wesley. Stew:

usher, completed the bridal eae pal

: ‘made:
the .Robson Cub Pack | Jast,

arry:-Webster,: Richard and
onal -Waldie, Nick
and Neil: Oborne:

with an ‘ankle’ length : skirt ot
white nef * over‘ ' taffeta,
[Chantilly lace Jacket had a ‘wings
ed’ collar’ and’: long .lily-white:
Juliette cap: of. lace. She: carried,
an‘ol iwith carnation: stream-
ers: or.a- white’ mother of, pearl,

ok ‘Eremenko and o

_. With: ease: from" ‘our new

DAIRY, GASE ,

ROLLED OATS, : 4
ood, economy: pkg.
‘ 49c
CREAM OF WHEAT
pheatiets): i

“WE : CARRY: ORLY TOP |
GRADES “OF N-
PENT EN SREG TED :

‘MEATS.

PORK SHOULDER Roasts!
Whee tb. :

} gold” dots’ and ‘had Tey,

and
slippers. They: both carried. bo-
quets ‘of ‘bronze mums.
The organist, Mrs,’ R. E; Gou-
let. also ‘accompanied : Mrs.''G.:.E.
Davis,: sister of the: bride,”: when
she. sang ‘Ave Marie".
A reception..was held at the!
home: of ‘the bride's fatter,’ for|
the .30 guests. Helping him. re-
ceive the:guests' were the ‘par-
ents of the groom; Mr. and Mrs.
J... Kambick,
Mrs,’ Kambick rare ‘a navy
blué. “taffeta ‘dresd tiny|

acces-
‘sories.. Her corsage was of pink
carnations. Father ‘Brophy gave
the toastto the’ ‘bride and ‘dur-

father, . the.’ bride: chose for: her}.
lace. over. taffeta Elegy lésy (bor bodice

a| ROBSON’ SCOUT’ TROOP:

‘The
Cubs were . reminded’ that they
The, were. joining. as junior: members
of” the great ‘Boy Scout:;move-
Ment and ‘now had‘ over. 6 mil-
lon \ brothers ‘of ' nearly ‘every.
free. nation ‘of. the’ world, and
that they must live’ up to their
inotto | ‘and “Do. Their -Best."). =,

The” Robson’ . Scouts. were | to
have gone ‘onan: overnight hike
last week but. the severe weath-

sioner Dr.
:| District
1e| the International Council ‘of the

y|Movyemnt down. He: has. had: to

The course. was in the: ‘charge
of the " new. stant

Gray, Renata, B.C. on Novem:
ber 24th a ‘daughter, im ith
Trail Tadanac’ ? Hospital.

ah.

Scout: Movement | as represent-
ing: Czechoslovak. Scouting!‘ ben
fore the.'Communists ‘closed: the

escape | _ from his; country twice.
SECOND CASTLEGAR CUB a
PA

“Mr. ‘Gordon Petiitt has’ taken
over the Second Castlegar Cub
Pack. Mr, Pettitt was a cubmaster
in Castlegar some years ‘ago and
is a trained leader holding the
Wood Badge. Mrs. H. Wade, the
Cubmi: for, the past | three|

er made’. it’ i ible. -* Scout.
master R.. Younghusband ' and

gress, and the turn out has been
very good at ‘the - meetings (on
‘Wednesday, evenings.,

KINNAIRD. SCOUT TROO!
Three “Kinnaird: Scouts,, Mike
Guido, ‘Terry.’ Ackney ‘and John
Pinkney «attended . the © trai:
course» for" Patrol «Leaders held
at; Warfield, for {nearly 40 "Trail
3 Distr its,

doors . trainin;

» For. bee's boing’ away outfit; Pe
bride .wore.:a tailored. blue’ suit
with ;:-winter-white . hat, and
gloves and: black. purse. - and
shoes, Her. corsage was a white
gardenia ‘with ‘little’ red » rose-
buds: The. bride and groom spent
ine honeymoon ° at’ US. *

+ town. ‘guests’: for the
wedding “were>Mr.: and ‘Mra. .G.
EB. Davis, «of: ‘Kyle, Sask., sister
and-+bréther?in-law ; of : the :bride;
Mr.. H.. Goetting,: of South Allen,
Sask.; Mr.
and

of R Mr.

ne of the

. ‘and /Mrs.” E, Easel B

and -Mrs, ; R." Terhune, ‘also of
Rossland. *

LOCGASION’ CA
Delux: ‘Rose or: Tall:
abe ‘cords: 98e.-

‘to ‘open +
for: further barat Ft. was
not an‘ end: in--itself.

Coinplete ‘Beauty d

PHONE Ree

his troop are making good pro- be

n Wweeks.:: The’ :,course
ended last turday with out of |.”

loner” B.A. “Reakens “Who was|",
tructors “Orr the}:

Velan “Fanderlile andj.
CoB,

iy
on. November” aout o son; in
the K |, General
Hospital in Reson

Noel: Hewitt ‘of! Castlegar, a
son at the -

General. Hospital, : Ne

Wanted to Buy
CHILD'S’ TRICYCLE— “(FOR
2451.

1955, . average ‘weekly wage:

manufactiring “ Canada :
creased from $56.60 to $59.68 In
1950 the average wage was $43.-
87,. and in’ 1939 it was $20,142"

Sdeelument lot plated o pled by the Esa Beerd
: lx tr tee Government of Br Colenbin

there}: had j:been +

$151.91, ~atithe® “beginning.’of- the
month, .' disbursements were .$85.-
‘60, ; which: had been paid. sout,.to

lent’s* Council :, to. Pur.

‘AMBROSONE— To To Mr, pang. Mrs.
Alfred

3° to 5 year'old child) Phone ©
148 i

.| GRAY — To‘Mr-and ‘Mrs David

Towne pone ee

22nd. Mrs.’ Hewitt’ isithe form-
er June Sherbiko, daughter of ”.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Sherbiko.

“From June 1 1954, to, Sune 1,