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‘CASTLE. NEWS, Castlegar, B.C.

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Thursday, July 31, 1952-

Napthalene is mined in the
Peterborough area of Ontario.
to Belgi

Canada’s 800 primary textile

miills ;produce a’ dollar value ‘of

ding that of the an-

Most of it is; ed.
for fine glass-making-

goods
nual wheat crop.

RIDING

- Week Days from 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday All Day
ADULTS—per hr. $1.25 °
CHILDREN—per hr. $1.00
- Ask about our 20 minute.riding course

CASTLE-BAR RANCH

CASTLEGAR |

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SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
PR IO Og OO IO OO ac

Miss Joanne Bjerrguard, Wan
couver, is visiting her cousin Mrs.
Wapple. ra e

Mr. and Mrs. Ray McIver and
family are attending the Kelow-
na Regatta.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilbert and
family, Victoria, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. O.
Devitt last week.

Visitors -at.the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Devitt this week
are Mrs. Herbert Spratt of Ot-
tawa and Mr. J. W. McCoy of

RIGBY'S

CONFECTIONERY & BUS DEPOT

Ice Cream,

Soft Drinks, Floats,

Novelties,

Cards for every occasion. Newspapers,
Magazines, Comic Books.
Meet Your Friends at Rigby’s

Mrs. Alice May, Trail, is a vis-
itor at the home of'Mr. and Mrs.
G. Anderson,

Mr. W. Rigby’ is a patient at
Mater Misericordiae Hospital,
Rossland.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wiig, and
their son-in-law and daughter
and family, motored to Christina
Lake last Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hulaha
from Alberta, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Wiig this
week,

Miss Dorothy, Kazakoff of Van-
couver is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Annie Kazakoff and Martin
Kl i

Castlegar Sash @ Door -
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Windows . . Doors . .
Cabinet making

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Storm Sash _

‘| holiday with relatives in Nakusp

Painting, Decorating,
Paper Hanging

Now is the time to brighten up your home
FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL WORK

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Box 55 Phone 4283

Mrs. A. Shutek and her sons
have returned from a holiday
visit with relatives and friends at
Coleman, Alta.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fields
motored to Spokane for two days
over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs, A. Stevenson,
Kamloops, were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Campbell this week. A

Mr. Jos. P. Parent left for a

and Chase, B.C. last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Ross visited
relatives in Fruitvale during the
week-end. -

Miss B. Conroy, R.N., left last
Friday for a month's holiday with
parents in Kimberley and friends
in Saskatchewan.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Jamieson, re-
cently married in Manitoba,
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Tonnellier. They
will reside in Nelson, and are
former Salmon Arm residents.

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Krown and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Walker and, family, all of Kim-
berley, were week-end visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len
Walker. Mrs. Krown is Len
Walker’s sister and Mr. Walker
is Len’s brother.

Word has been received that
Lieut. Don Patterson who spent
part of his embarkation leave

WE CARRY A FULL LINE
OF :

Farmer's Supplies and Feeds
Fertilizer — Laying Mash

For Economy - Try Our Pellet-Feeds

. DRESS PANT SPECIAL

GREY — BLUE — BROWN
All Wool Worsted \

$12.95 to $18.95

BUYS DOLLAR VALUE

LOTHING «= SHOES

BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLAR |

SUMMER HAZARDS.
SUNBUEN. — Noxema Cream, Benedryl, Tartan Skol and
Suntan Cream. ~ : ‘
INSECT BITES — = Dettol, Benedryl, 612: Repellant and
Skeeter Skatter./ be me
CUTS and’ BRUISES — First Aid Kits from 750 to $24.10.

SUNGLASSES and BATHING cars

Pitt's Rexall Drug

here with Lieut Herb Pitts in
early July, has been wounded in
action in Korea.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Magal are
visitors this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Vetrov. Mr.
Magal is a student at the medical
college in Richmond, Virginia,
and is quite interested in open-
ing a practise in the Kootenays
after his graduation. ‘

Miss Regina Campbell return-
ed home from her holidays this
morning.

Local Couple Return
From Man. Wedding

The principals in a wedding of
international interest returned to
their new home in Castlegar
this week after an extensive
honeymoon trip through the Uni-
ted States.

The wedding took place at St.
Peter and Paul church, Lady-
wood, Man., at 4 p.m., Saturday.
July 12 when Adeline, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Baker of Beausejour became the
wife of Claude Robert, oldest son
‘of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Osborne
Sutherland of Robson, in an im-
pressive and colorful ceremony
performed by Rev. Father C. Lit-
owski of Ladywood. i

The bride entered the chrch on
the arm of her father. Her gown
was of Chantilly lace ang nylon
tulle over satin in Princess style
with train. She wore a skull cap
of lace over satin with three-
quarter length veil of nylon tulle.

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Lee Al etl

-Mrs. Robert Lesy and daugh-
ters returned last week from a
four hs holiday in England

Mr. and Mrs.

Visitors at the home of. Mr. and;

Mrs. Leo LeFaive over the. week-
end were Mrs, O. MacNamarra
and daughter .Patty-Anne of
Bashaw, Alta., and Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Tamlett of Vancouver.
Mrs. MacNamarra and Mrs. Tam-
left are sisters of Mrs. LeFaive.

Toronto, are visiting Dr: and Mrs.
J. Evans, 7

Mrs._Oborne left for Vancou-
ver on Tuesday ‘to spend a holi-
day with her son I. Oborne.

Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Switzer,
Calgary are spending their holi-
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Scott, :

Mr. and Mrs. D. Magee were
hosts to Mr. and Mrs. A. Moorey,
Calgary, and to Mr. and Mrs. W.
Manuel and daughter, Los Ang-
eles, California.

Mr. and “Mrs. R. Magee
and family, Trail, spent the

week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Magee.

Mr. W. J. Guerin Jr. and
daughter Jeanette, Penticton, re-
tuurned to their home after

British Columpia had the larg-
est proportion of married citi-
zens in 1951 with over 50 per
cent of its population wed

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WATCH and JEWELLERY REPAIRS

DIAMONDS CHECKED and CLEANED

Ears Pierced Free

SOLID GOLD BASES

Leo Bosse Jeweller

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the home of the bride’s parents.
Assisting in the reception, the
bride’s mother wore a dark-
green flower-print dress with
white accessories and a corsage
jof pink carnations. The groom’s
mother wore a pale blue nylon
two-piece dress with white ac-
cessories and a corsage of pink
carnations. ‘

Out_of town visitors included
Mrs. G. O. Sutherland and daugh~
ters Kay and Carol Anne of Rob-
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Tolosko, Mrs.
Wisneski and Mr. Leon Wayne

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Kinnaird, B.C.°

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and Body Work

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all of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Smyke and family of Ignace,
Ont., Mr. and Mrs. N. Basarow-
ich of. Kenora and others from
‘Winnipeg.

For her going away outfit, the
bride changed to a grey nylon
dress with white accessories and
a corsage of pink carnations. The
young couple’s honeymoon
motor trip took them through
Minnesota,, Wisconsin, Idaho,
Montana, and other Northern
States including a two day stop
at Chicago. They returned to this
district Sunday evening and
have resumed their employments ,
Mrs. Sutherland on the staff of |
a Castlegar insurance office and
Mr. Sutherland on the crew of
one of the Arrow Lakes boats.
spending a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott. Mr.
Guerin -is Mrs. Scott’s brother.

FARMERETTE
LIKES WORK

General Contracting
and BUILDING SUPPLY

3
CEMENT WORK — ALTERATIONS
SASH AND DOORS ANY SIZE

PLUMBING and HEATING
CASTLEGAR

Phone 2161 x

BUILDING
SUPPLY

P.O. Box 292

Chrome Table
and Chair Sets

TABLE $59.75
CHAIR $17.00

Complete Set ...... $125.00

ONE-THIRD DOWN — Balance Monthly Payments

“LUGGAGE. $4.00
WESTS

HAS JUST ARRIVED

Sixteen-year-old Mary Holland of
Timmins, Ont. : is one of the
hundreds of “farmerettes” now har-
vesting: fruit and vegetable crops
across Canada. She is cherry-picker
on a farm at Oakville, Ont, where
31 teen-agers earn up to $20 per
week, say they’re working hard and
liking it. -

Her tof red
roses and baby’s breath. |

The bridesmaid, Miss “Kay
Sutherland of Robson, the'groom’s
sister, wore rose. nylon net over
taffeta. The -bride’s four sisters,
Mrs. Kay Kruck, . Marge
Tolosko, Mrs. Josephine} Smyke
and Mrs. Lillian Schreyer, were
matrons of honor, attired in yel-
low, green, blue and Pink, white-
dotted organdie. They’ carried
bouquets of carnations ‘in: yary-
ing pastel shades. 4

Another sister 9f the: py
Carol Anne, was flower gin, she.
was dressed in pale yellow org-
andie. «| if 4,

Edward: Baker,-the ‘bride's bro-
ther, was best man’-while Mrs.
Wisneski, of Chicago wag organ-
istand’ soloist. ‘She ‘sang: “aya
Maria’ and “On. this iDay 6

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