# CAS CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 26, 1959

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THE DISTRICT SOCIAL

REPORTERS

Castlegar
Kinnaird
Robson
Deer Park
Renata
Genelle

Mrs,

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Mrs, Hostetter -
Mrs. Kautman - 3227
Mrs, Johnson - 5165
Mrs, Williamson
Warkentin

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of Rev. and Mrs. Karpoff of Gen-
Gals Happenings elle.

tending the United Church Pres. Were guests at the home of Mr.

Former residents, Rev. and
Among the many visitors at-|Mrs. C. L. Johnston of Hope,

and Dale, with Mr. and: Mrs, T.
B. Couch, motored to New West-
minster last week, to attend the
Capping. Ce at the Roy-

Kinnaird Korner

Mr. and Mrs. L, F. Newlove
and family, acompanled by Mrs.
B. Price visited Spokane for the
weekend after attending the wed-
ding of their daughter in Cour
D' Alene,

Just prior to the wedding,
Mrs, Newlove's father,'Mr. O. H.
Quantrill, who had been with the
Newlove's since before. Christ-
mas, returned to his home in
Carrievale, Saskatchewan, due to
ilness.

A miscellaneous shower,
Mrs. Gyurkovits was

. Jal Columbla Hospital. Miss Dar-

bytery last week were Miss Isa- and Mrs. W. Easton for the ded-|lene Harding, who is president

bella Dickens of Fernie, guest of ‘ication ceremonies nt the United

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Richardson; ,Church.
Mrs. McArthur of Greenwood}
and Mrs. A, Blake .of Winder- left today for Vancouver,
mere, guests of Mr: and Mrs, being here for the past weck.
Jee Dunlop; Re. A.
lo, guest of Mr, and “Mrs. E. Home there,
Kraft; Miss Woods of Nakusp, !
Master; Mr.
Sherbiko and Rev. H. Henderson kusp. -
of Vancouver, guest at the home! ,

Mr. and Mrs, Colin Fraser
after

risp of Kas- jThey plan to make thelr future
Mrs, Verna Johnson of the]:
guest of Mr. and Mrs, G, Mc- Bank of Montreal staff has re-
J. Draper .of New ;turned from two weeks holiday
Denver, guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.ispent with, her parents at Na-

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Harding

of her class, was among those
being capped. The visitors also
attended the Open House which
followed the ceremonies and
were accompanied by former Cas-
tlegar residents, Mr. and Mrs: E
Ennis of Vancouver.
Mrs. J. Lipsett is’ in Nelson
as delegate to the W.M.S. Pres-
byterial -being held there this
week,

Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Dergusoff
were Visitors to Grand Forks last

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‘Miss Barbara Dower, student.
nurse at Vancouver General Hos-
+) pital, is home: for a two. week
holiday.

Mrs, S, Dower is’ a patient
in the Castlegar and District hos-
pital. .

Mr. and Mrs. R, Whittaker
had as their guest at the week-
end, the latter's brother, Mr.
J. MeGauley of Port Washing-
ton, New York,

Mrs, S. Walton, who has
been a patient in the Castlegar
and District Hospital is expected
home in a day or so.

Little Dannie Dunlop, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunlop, is a
patient, in the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital.

Renata. Tiding

Renata Women’s Institute
celebrate their eleventh birth-
day on February 17th, the same
date the first Institute was or-
ganized in Stoney Creek, Ont.,
62 years ago. Five Deer Park
Women's Institute members were
in attendance.

During the, business session
$5.00 was voted to the Springhill
Disaster Fund and the secretary
was asked to send to our treas-
urer the Pennies for Friendship
to commemorate the W.I, Foun-
der, Mrs, Adelaide Hoodless.
Contests were won by Mrs.
N. Mottershead, Mrs, H. Cole:
man, Mrs. I. Wiebe, Mrs, E, Wil-
liamson, Miss J. Lang and Miss
L. Fladager, The door prize was
won by Mrs. Ralph Briggeman
of Deer Park.

After a lovely lunch was ser-
ved By? “Miss” ‘Ethel’ White, thé
hostess, a, gift exchange took
place. Mrs, ‘Lila Wither baked ‘the
|vinthday cake, The Spiece din-
net ‘set. raffled at the meeting

s}was.won by P, Warkentin and

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held a week Tuesday, in the Im-
provement. Society Hall with 44
of her friends participating in
games and contests and enjoying
a social evening with delicious
refreshments. The shower was
under the supervision of hostess-
es Mrs, E, C, Ackerman, Mrs. B.
Rourke, Mrs, R, Balf Mrs. K.
Wolfe, Mrs, E. Geronazzo, Myrna
Ackerman and Shirley Wolfe.

Mrs, Ackerman presented El-
leen and her mother with carna-
tion corsages,

The table was laid on pale
pale yellow damask, centred with
a large bouquet of tulips and daf-
fodils and flanked by two dec-
orated cakes, which were made
by Mrs. R.' Ball. - .

_. After lunch, Pauline Acker-
man and Joan Rourke handed
the honored guest her gifts ‘tak-
en from a huge container, decor-
ated with a bride doll against a

p, |background of red hearts.

* Attending from out of town
were Mrs. W.'. Nyberg, Oasis,
Mrs, Johnny Klit, Mrs. O, Han-
son and daughter _ Doris all of
‘Trail.

Bill Cairns and Mervin Ro-
mano of Creston visited here for
a few days and were among the
out of town guests at the New-
love reception.

Deer Park Socials

are business visitors ‘in Vancou-
ver for a few days,

Mrs. W. T. ‘Waldie, Kieth
recent visitors to Calgary where
Mrs. Waldie remained for a few
days at the home of her. daught-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and “Mrs,
IM, Flynn.
the -guest of Mrs,
(Monday.

: Mr. E. Balano is a patient in
the Castlegar and District Hos-
pital,

* Mrs, D, Adshead entertained
on Friday in honor of her daugh-
ter, Elaine, on thé occasion of

invited guests.
The supper table was centred
with a heart-shaped decorated
birthday cake with 11 lighted
candles, After. a very

Mr, and Mrs. A. O, Woodrow |.

‘Waldie and Vincent Fourt were].

. Mrs. Mary*Teek of Trail was |
E. Balano, |.

her 11th birthday. There were 11) °

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games and contests, Mrs.‘ Ads-
head was assisted ‘by. her dus.
band and Mrs, H. Johnson, *

Robson Socials’.

supper the' girls enjoyed’ thany

tute.
Mrs. E, "Waldron: has return-

<+led from -her trip to Sudbury,

oe and other points east.
+ Miss Ethel White has return:
@ from Hamimond, B.C. .where
and her sister, Mrs. Lila Wi-
‘ er attended their brothers’ fun
cxal.
$ ending the wi. ” party
ie Park were Mrs, Fred
ahd Mrs, Ralph Briggeman, Mrs.
H. Coleman, Mrs. E, Williamson
and Mrs, N, Mottershead.”* .

~ Mr. and Mrs. Raymend Brig-
igeman and daughter Janice’ of
‘Trail were weekend visitors to
(Deer Park, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs..F. Briggeman.

Mrs, Ruth Keefer of Pay-
ette, Idaho, and her son, Alva
Gray of Coivilie, Idaho, returned
to their -homes after spending
the past week visiting with -the
former’s brother, Mr..M, A.. Kir-
kendall. Before. coming to Deer
Park, ‘they: visited with frlérids
and: at Maple Creek,

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and Mrs, C.:S. Phelps.

Mr. and, Mrs..H. C, Colerh
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'weekend, :

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Mr. Bainbridge will continue
his talk on the financing of hos-
pital equipment and related’ sub-
jects at the next mecting of the
auxillary, Monday March 16th.

On behalf of all the mem.
bers Mrs. W. Reed, president,

GYURKOVITS — NEWLOVE

A quiet weeding took place
at Cour D' Alene, February 14,
when Eileen Ethel, only daughter
,of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F, New-
“love was united in marriage to

Alan Joseph Gyurkovits of Cres-

ton. Thelr attendants were Miss

“ Bonnle Arit ‘of

and the |,

pin in

thelr frlends in the

Soclety Hall, the evening of Feb:

‘The bride's table was centred
‘with atwo-tier wedding cake, ar-
yanged becomingly on a_ lace
cloth with bouquets of daisies
on either side, The bride’ was

charming In her wedding dress,
tf

bride's brother, Nelson Newlove.

After a honeymoon ‘In Spo-

kane, the happy couple return-
ed to Kinnaird where the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Newlove,
the bridal party recelved

and

over satin and a carnatlon:cor-
sage. (For her wedding she had
chosen Talisman roses.) She wore
a flowered tlara set With sequins.
Miss Arlt wore a gown of Ilght
green in floral design and white

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‘Ibers of the Women's Auxillary

corsage,

‘Mr, and Mrs. Gyurkovits are

making their home in Creston,
‘ok

HORNING — OBETKOFF

The First Presbyterian Church
in Coeur D’ Alene, Idaho, was
the scene of a double ..ring

ruary 20th. . |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter’
\Obetkoff and Bruce Douglas Hor-

1 gown of blue lace].

last _ weel
uniting

trict Hospltal Auxiliary.

Mrs, D. Campbell volunteer-
ed to take charge of the Hospital-
ity Committee as refreshments
aré to be served at the conclus-
jon of future meetings.

The Ways and Means Com-
nilttee chairman Is to’ be Mrs. G.

Leb canie Mrs, W. J. ‘Banigan|Guido, who volunteered to ac-|mind.

cept this position and takes over

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 26, 1959

Ay)

jaiizing service, such as this can;ganizing the Castlegar’ and Dis-|president.

Mrs, D.' Brookes will act as
chalrman of the House Commit
tee which meets with the admin-

held Monday, March 16th at &
o'clock in the auxiliary room Ea
‘the hospital.

istrator and the
of nurses before each auxiliary
meeting jn order‘ that the auxil
jary work % undertaken with
their approval and wishes in

The next regular meeting of

| recognition of her work ta or-|from Mrs, W. Reed, who is now! the Women's Auxiliary will be

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rin marriage Margie,

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W. Horning of Castlegar. °
Rev., Winkle officiated and

the parents of-the couple acted

as witnesses,

The bride wore a pale blue a
suit with white accessorles and =|
a corsage fashioned of pink car-|==
nations and hyacinth bells. i= Fe
Mother, of the bride wore a

grey suit ‘and white accessories .
with a pink carnation corsage..
The groom’s mother wore a
black afternoon dress, white ac-
cessories and a shrimp pink car-
nation corsage,

A candle-light supper at Tem:
lin's banquet room- was enjoyed
'by the bride and groom and their
|respective parents.

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Administrator’ Spigaks
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To Auxiliary

An acute shortage of techni-
cal staff throughout the entire
province is a temporary reason
why Castlegar and District hos-
pital is unable to maintain a
‘blood .bank. This statement was
made by -Mr. J. Bainbridge, ad-
in the first of a ‘ser-
ies of talks he gave to, mem-

A |to the Castlegar and District.
‘Hospital at the regular meeting
held Monday, February 16th.

Mr. Bainbridge explained
that without a trained Labora-
tory Technician a hospital is un-
lable to maintain a blood bank
and therefore transfusions’ can-
not be given locally unless blood
.|fs procured frbm the Trail Hos-
pital. .
In the finattcing of hospital
equipment, on depreciable items
‘with a life expectancy in years,

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such as sterilizers, desks, service
carts, ete, the Provincial gov
lernment supplies only one-third
of the cost’ and the district pro-
vides the..other . two-thirds, “Mr.
Bainbridge stated that only basic
}equipment .was purchased . but.
that the Auxillary and other lo-
cal organizations have. assisted
greatly since the hospital open-
ed. In the case of minor équip-
ment ‘such as mops, buckets, bed-
ding, sutures, ete. ‘no grant. is

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As explained’ by Mr. Bain.
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nursing care, such as lung or
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