CASTLE NEWS, Castlegar, B:C.

District's Social Events

Castlegar Happenings

TRANSFERRED HERE — W.
C. Shay has been transferred
from New, Westminster, to Cas-
legar to take charge of the B.C.
Liquor Store. here. Other staff
at the store are W. W. MacKay
of Kinnaird and W. Hackman of
Robson, part time. ;

WEEKEND VISITORS — Visi-
tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Williams during the week-
end were Mr. and Mrs, L. J.
Beinder Sr., of Rossland; Mrs. R.
‘Williams of Granite Road, Nel-

. Son, Mrs. C, L. Hermon’ of Trail
and Mr, and Mrs, J. Bichan’ of
‘Vancouver, Mrs, R. Williams left
by motor car’ Monday morning
Yor Vancouver where she will
visit. with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Kerr. Z

FROM ONTARIO — Visitors at
the home of their brother-in-law.
and sjster, Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Atcheson, last week, were Mrs, H.
M. Scarlett’ of Toronto and Mrs.
J, A. Henry: of Frederikton, New
Brunswick.: They will visit here
4gain on their return from a trip
to the Cariboo, :

.

RETURN TO CALGARY —
Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson of
€algary left for home Monday
after a week's visit at the home
af Mr. and Mrs, Walter G. Mar-
gen. Mr. and Mrs, Hudson are
“Mrs, Marken’s uncle and aunt.

RETURN TO CALGARY —
‘Mr. Alex Moore of Calgary re-
furned home last Friday by air,
after spending ten days visiting
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robt.
Moore of Castlegar, and his sis-
ters, Mrs, Gladys Forrest and
Mrs, Edna Kelly of Trail
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* VISIT PARENTS HERE — Mv.

Phone 3031

FROM ‘ALBERTA — Mr, and
Mrs, Bernard Ball of Blairmore,

Alberta, are guests. of Dr. and
Mrs, G. A, McDonald.

TWO: MONTHS Houmay =
Drv and, Mrs, C,'S.,Fowler leave
today for a two months trip to
Eastern Canada and the U.S. dur-
ing which they will visit with
relatives -at Ottawa and New
York and will visit. medical cen-
tres in-the East. |

HOME AGAIN == Mr, and Mrs.
B. W. Etty of Los Angeles left for
their home after a ten day visit
with Mrs. Etty’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Eremenko.

HOME FROM SEATILE | ~~
Mrs, W, Ozeroff returned Mon-
day from a ten day holiday in
Seattle where her son is attend-
ing Dental College.

Robson News

FROM ROSSLAND — Mrs. C.

In Saturday Nuptials

Victoria, B. C., and Oakville,
Ontario along with West Koot-
enay centres were represented in
St, Alban's Anglican Church,
Castlegar, when” Shirley Jean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, ‘William
Collinson of Kinnaird became
the bride 6f Ralph Bryce. John-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. H, John-
son of Oakville, Ontario.

.The church was thronged to
capacity for the ceremony per-
formed by

‘|Mrs, Wallace of Castlegar. ,
An informal reception of guests
in St. Alban’s Parish Hall and
Jater at the home of the bride's
parents, followed the ceremony.
The bride’s table was centred |§
with a three-tiered wedding cake |}
topped by a miniature bride and
groom and flanked by two tall
tapers.

The’ bride and groom and|§
bridesmaids greeted each guest
individually, Assisting in the re-|§
cepton were the brde's. parents
and the groom’s mother, &
The pre ‘8 3 mother chose for the

Resker of “Castlegar, Sat evening.
The bride, wearing a gown of
Chantilly Lace over white satin
with lily point: sleeves, entered
the church on’ the arm of her
father, Her sweetheart halo head-
dress was secured by a band of
orange blossoms and she: carried
a bouquet of red and white roses,
Preceding the bride were her
two bridesmaids, Miss Frances
Johnson, sister of the groom, and
Miss Dorothy Dams of Castlegar,
and the flower girl, little Bobby
White of Kinnaird. Miss John-
son's ensemble was a gown of
mauve net over taffeta and Miss
Dams wore turquoise net over
taffeta, Both carried colonial bou-
quets. The flower girl wore a
gown of blue muslin with halo
headdress to match, *

The bride's brothers, Eddy and
Jack Collinson, were best man
and usher respectively with Bar-
élay Creighton, also serving ‘as

Tench of Rossland is spending a| Usher.

week at the home of her mother
Mrs. D. Gavrilik. Sunday visitors
at the home of Mrs. Gavrilik
were Gordon and Patsy Tench of
Rossland.
o
0 SPOKANE — Mr. and Mrs.
J. Raine left today for a weekend
in Spokane.
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FROM NELSON — Mrs. Eileen
Taylor of Nelson is visiting at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. S. Grant.
see

BIRTHDAY PARTY — A sur-
prize dinner party was held at
the home-of Mr. and -Mrs, Herb
Johnson on the occasion of Mr.
Johnson's birthday.

Present were. their daughters
and. sons-in-law and grandchil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. George East-
eott and son Wayne and Mr. and

= ee Lyle Javier and son: Randy

d Mr. and‘ Mrs,

Robt. Moore of C
sisters, Mrs. Gladys -Forrest snd
Mrs. Edna Kelly’of Trail.

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“RECENT VISITOR.— A recent
visitor at the home of Mr. and
. G,. Marken was Mrs.
Marken's mother, Mrs.’ N.. E.
Cope of Vancouver,

TO U.B.C. — Mr. Harry Kil-
Jough, a former Stanley Humph-
ries High School student, left re-
«ently for Vancouver to attend
UBC. *

es

VISITING HERE — Mr. Percy

Hanke "Schellenberg and children

ae eee a eeeeerree my
Kinnaird Korner

TO SPOKANE — Mr, and Mrs.
F. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. G.
Manarin were recent visitors to
Spokane,

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VISITING HERE — Mrs. W.
Quadvlieg of Hedley, B.C.,
visiting. at. the home of her
brother-in-law . and ‘sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Guido.

=. Taylor of V is spend-

ing a few, weeks at the home of

‘Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Anderson.
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VISITS HERE — Mr. Hartson
Dowd, who spent last winter and
spring in Castlegar, ‘arrived in
town Tuesday for a brief visit at
fhe home of Rev. and Mrs. Fred
‘Woodrow, enroute to Alberta
where he will begin studies at the

* Prairie Bible Institute, _

FOR. BETTER CEMENT
ME BAVE
GRUSHED GRAVEL
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A Free Gimmunity. Service — Phone 344

Board.

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Reserve Saturday, October 3, for the KODE Anniversary ‘Tea
and Bake Table, also the Silver’ Draw., Parish Hall,

On Sunday,

Mal on Tuesday, October 6, ta

i in the Legion

rt the ar ‘United

Church Service at 11 amine} Sinueira improvement
Society Hall will be conducted by Mr. F. G. Matkin.
of Oak Bay United Church, Victoria: presently :

BABY CLINIC —

Geislers’.

of the C:
Mr. Matkin ‘will report on the United Ghuen Council,
Plan now to attend the Variety Concert in the High School
Auditorium October 16th. Nelson’ Civic Choir, High
School and Legion Bands, Local Atrists, Adults - 50c;
Students - 25c. Concert at 8 p.m.”
Fireman’s Ball, October 30th, Cotonstion Hall:

Dumont Subdivision, Monday, Oct, 15, 1:30 to 3 pam. at Mrs,
inward —Ls. ay Tuesday, October 6ttn, 24 pm,

Sale, Parish Hall, Sat.,

Phone 3441

St. Alban's W.A, ry hold it's Pre-Christmas Tea and Bake

Cyril Bell ‘Agencies’ Ltd.

Ansurance Advisors...

9 at 1:30 pm.

Nov 28th, «.,

: ‘Castlegar

Organist for the ceremony was

Lady Anne
wool suit. with -black accéssories | §
and a corsage of gold carnations,
while the mother of the groom
wore a dress of grey satin with |§
pink accessories and a corsage of
pink carnations, '
‘The newlyweds left for a short

are making their home. For her |6
going away outfit, the bride chose
a pale grey suit with crlmaon, ace
cessories,

Out. of. town casts inclidea
Mrs, J. Lupton of Victoria,” phe
bride's . grandmother; Mrs. ,. H.
Johnson and daughter Frances of
Oakville, Ontario, mother and’
sister of the groom; and a large
qnumber of guests from Trail, Nel-
son, Fruitvale, Kinnaird and
‘Castlegar. e

The federal government emp-
loys about 165,000 persons at an
estimated annual payroll of $450
million,

ak | a
Kinnaird and Castlegar
Citizens

By Order of, the Cenrunissioners
. Both Village Offices Will Be’

CLOSED —

ALL DAY ‘SATURDAY, OCTOBER ° 3

To Attend the ‘Acciciation of! Kootenay '
‘Municipalities ‘Convention - Being |! Held
That Day. 5

Village of Kinnaird
Village of Castlegar

“ ADULTS ~T50

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~ WROMULUS PRODUCTION « e Dea my HUSTON
rom tie el “HOULN ROUGE" in y PIERRE: IA MURE . -

Screenplay by. Anthony: Veitler and Jotin Huston: :

‘'Thuryeday, October 1,- 1953: |

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CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C. °

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rehibal- Brodman
Nuntials Here Sat.

Rita’s Church was the
saan of a beautiful fall wedding
Saturday morning ‘when Marie
Antolnette third daughter of
Mrs, C. Brodman and the late
Carl Brodman,. became the bride
of Mr, Anthony Archibald, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A, C,

Deor Park Resident
Passes. At Age Of37

Canada On Stage

(Continyea from page 1)

"Rev, Bush of officiat-
ed at. funeral services at -Deer
Park for Mrs. Martha‘Edna Irene
Wine who passed away after a
lengthy iliness. She; was 37 years
of age.

Mee: Wine lived for somé| time

of Robson.

Rev. Father L, Trainor of Cas-
tlegar officiated.

Given in marriage by her bro-
ther Charles, the petite bride
chose’a full length gown of nylon
net over taffeta with sweetheart
neckline and finger’ tip veil fall-
ing ‘from’ ‘a beaded crown. Her
only ornament was a three strand
pearl necklace ‘and she carried

with pink rose buds.

Mrs, Leo: Bosse of Castlegar,
bridesmaid for her sister's nup-
tials, wore, a blue, full-length
gown of ‘net over taffeta and
carried a bouquet of pink, gladi-
oli,

brother‘ of, the groom, and. an-
other brother, Pat,-was usher.

Best man was Gerry Archibald, |.

and She
married Toulse Wine in 1939 and
had two sons, Martin and Carl.
She is survived by her husband
and sons; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, C.. Schwartzenhguer;’ a
sister, Mrs, Ottilia Briggeman of
Deer Park, and’ four brothers,
Louise, Carl,“Arthur and ‘Walter,
who. were pallbearers, x
“Many beautiful floral tributes
‘were received from those attend-

a bouquet of white glamielias|ings

{ you‘are urged to
see that they attend the tryouts
and medt the director’ who will
give them. special in

+
of Toyland. 3 .
For about i

with the ‘production is a baby
contest. Boys and girls six years
of age are eligible. to become the
King and Qieen,’the ‘Prince and
Princess ‘and Duke: and Duchess

a child in this contest, contact
Miss Betty Lou Geernaert at the
home of Mr. and‘ Mrs. M, Hing-

ley,

microphone and stage

case it is not convenient for
talent to: appear at the time for
tryouts on Oct. 1 and 2, a special
tryout will be given’ the :intér-
ested amateurs ‘if they will con-
tact the director, Miss Betty Lou
Geernnert, at the ‘home of Mr,
and Mrs, Hingley, Phone ‘2358,

A $25 cheque will:be the first
prize ‘for the amateur ‘contest-
ant ‘who ‘receives the» largést
number of votes at both perform-
ances of the show. There will be
second and third prizes also.

Winners will be chosen ‘by

Geet ig

Mrs. R. E. Goulet of C
was organist and soloist was Vic
Misutka of Castlegar. +

.A.family reception in the Cas-
tlegar. Hotel, followed’ the cere-
mony; A miniature bride centred
the table.

The bride's mother ghose for
the ‘occasion, a turquoise dress |.
with black accessories and her
corsage was of white sladioli and
pink rose buds.

The groom's mother “wore &
black crepe “dress with mauve ac-
cessories. Her corsage was” of
mauve gladioli.

The ‘newlyweds spent:a short
honeymoon at Spokane. For. her
going-away outfit the bride chose

‘cessories, and a‘corsage of white
glamielias. '

"Mr. and Mrs. Archibald . will,
make their. home in Slocan City,
BC. :

Guide Assoc. Hold :
Ast, Meet Of Season

- ‘The Guide “Association” held
their first meeting of the season
at the home of Mrs. J. F. Kil,
joush with nine members pres-

nore President? Mrs.’ Killough, |
informed. the members that, Mrs, |
Hyson, formerly of Oliver, ‘has
aren 6 , Guide’ Leadér:-and
‘arbot ‘of. the:.elementary

Mihool tart has willingly’ offered
to help” Mrs...Hyson ‘with. the
. Hyson and Miss

both , done ‘Guide

ing.

All Guides are asked. to. co-
operate, attend, the meetings reg-
ularly: ‘and, bring along -other
girls who may.wish to join the
company. All Guide and Brown-
ies mothers are also welcome to
atténd “any » of the ‘Association
meetings which are held on’ the
last’ Tuesday;: of each month’ at
the home: of ‘the members. : The
aims is to get as many members
into the ‘Association as possible.
* Mrs, W. Schwartzenhauer has
taken over the task of. looking
after uniforms. Uniforms not in
use should: be turned in to thie

a light blue suit with navy ac-|

Union is‘ bringing to Se lanae
through the Auspices of the West
Kootenay Chapter. of Credit
Unions and the B.C,.Credit Union
Henaues Mr. Gordon Smith,
Manager of the Canadian Office
of CUNA.

Mr. Smith is an ‘expert in the
insurance tield; and‘is on tour of
Western Canada, solving insur-
ance problems: of Credit Union
members,’ Castlegar is fis speak-,
ing centre for the West K

allot, ‘During’ the’ in-
termission ‘each night’ the’ audi.
ence will be asked to place their
ticket stubs'in voting jars at the
back of the ‘autditorum,
with the name and number of

The Mutual Fire
Insurance
Company Of :.
British Columbia
B.C’s icest Co-Operative
a > Company iN

LOCAL AGENT.

sony. BC.

area, Bring your prob-
lems to Mr, Smith, who will be
in the Twin Rivers Hail on Fri-
day, Or tober, 9; Bt 8 p.m.

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‘the latest styles for fall.

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a were

77 in ae Federal Election

{5 _ Campaigns i in B. C.

Wl since 1985 there have been fe Federal elections

a In-terms of popular suppott in British Columbia, the accom.»
ponying grap shows what Percentage of the total vote
a the Socialist candidates’ won tn Federal elections.

1935 1940

1

@ it is significant that. this year's voting ‘saw Socialist sipport Bw

Percentage .of popular vote -
obtained by Socialists in Fed-
eral elections, B.C. ridings.

‘ || In these, ‘the fortunes of ‘the Sodeiit Party, formed at Regina |
a in he mildst of the depression, has fluctuated.

1945 - 9a ~1933

with redistribution ond a

B at.an, all-time tow. Neverthe!

multiplicity of. parties in the feld, Socialist. candidates won ‘= y

B ‘three’ more. seats.

a’ elsewhere ‘in Canada, the citizens of British Columbia
appear ‘to be less ‘and less willing to support the great

plan of G

soything. .
\

pata at the close of the meet-
ing. andMrs.-Hagen invited the
members: ;to ,her home -for ' the
next meeting on’ Tuesday, : Oct-
ober 27. Mrs.. Schwartzenhauer |

was, the winner of the booster
"prizes.

Witty, Talented and Highly. Eperining:
. His Show i isa Musical and Comedy Treat
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