s&s CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 22, 1959

Nine New Chums For Cubs.

The nine new chums of the
st Castlegar Cub pack are well
along in their tenderfoot test and |
wil) soon be Invested as Cubs. |

The new chums are Martin |
ones, Richard Davis, Brian Har-
vey, George Johnson, Phillip Min-
gion, John McCutcheon, Phillip
Rivers, Hugh Ross and Darrel
Rourke.

Graduating to second-star
subs are Lorne Pellegrin, Ricky
Johnson and Raymond Halare-
wich. All second-star Cubs are

finished a fe )

guide badge course under. the in-
structlon of Queen Scout Wayne
Groutage,

Garth Rizzutto, formerly of
the Sth Trail Scouts, is working
for his Cub instructor's badge.
The monthly for

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cleanliness and neatness was won
by John McCutcheon, Craig Pet-
titt, Gene, Shutek, Dennis Goulet
and Don Chambers,

Gordon Davis’ Yellow Six en-
joyed a hike to Aldergrove. As-
sistant Cubmaster Don Mowbray
and Cub instructor Jamie Kil-
lough were in charge.

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A double-ring ceremony sol-
emnized the marriage of Marie
Angela, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
A. E, Webster of Kinnaird, te

pretty transparent shoes trim-
med in black completed her en-
semble, 4

For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs, Webster chose an after-
noon dress in fallle brocade
with stand collar, a red

Mr. Clarence Jameson

son of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Anderson of Salmo, in St. Fr
els Xavier Church, Trail.

Rev, Father McCarthy of-
ficiated at the afternoon wedding,

Slipper satin created the’
brides gown trimmed at the
neck-line with Italian braid.
The slim empire walst was ac-
eented by a itlange having 2
flat how in front and dipping
lower in the back to a looser
how.

The skirt fell t® parasol-gor-
ed fullness. The lily-point sleeves
were fastened with tiny buttons
at the wrists. A crown of seed
pearls and sequins held in place
an elbow-length illusion-net veil,
designed at the corners and edg-
ed in paillette embroidery.

She carried a bouquet of yel*
low roses with a single orchid,
her only ornament being a dainty
gold cross and, chain.

Miss Yvonne Patton was
bridesmaid for her sister, She
wore a salmon pink ballerina-
style frock in flocked nylon over
the fullness of net and taffeta,
A white picture hat and’

and white corsage. Mrs. Ander-
son wore an afternoon dress of
figured navy and pink corsage.
‘Mr. Keith Patton, brother of
the bride, supported the groom.
Mr. G, R. Webster of Slocan City
was master of ceremonies at 2
reception held later in the Im-
provement Society Hall, Kin-
naird, where Mr. Webster pro-
posed the toast to his niece and
read a telegram from well wish-
ers‘at the Kootenay Lake Gen-
eral Hospital in Nelson. Mrs. G.
R, Webster was in charge of the
guest book.
The bride's table, laid in
white was centred with a beauti-
ful wedding cake, artfully dec;
erated in pale yellow roses and
white — bulterflies,
with four cupids at the base and

flowers,

The cake wgs flanked by ‘tall
yellow candies set in erystal hol-
ders and tied with white satin
bows, the top layer of which will

in Jamaica.
Serviteurs were Miss Mail:

surrounded

topped with simulated basket of

be sent to the bride’s geandiather

lyn Brown, Mrs, B. Brown,
Mrs, F. Persaco, sister of the
groom, Linda Webster, Mrs.
Val Patton and Mrs, Frank
‘Webster.

Other guests at the reception,
besides the couple's many friends
in Kinnaird were Mrs. W. Fife,
Miss D, Fife, Miss Arlene Ham-
lin, ‘Miss Laurene Bystrom, Miss
Sharon Bodaly and Mrs, June
Ackerman, all of Nelson.

Miss Joan Bergen of Nakusp,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stevenson of
Warficld, Mr. and Mrs, Cliff
Brown of Creston and Mr, and
‘Mrs. G."R, Webster and children
of Slocan City; the bride's grand.
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Web-
ter; Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilcox and
Mr, and Mrs, Alan Enderby of
Fruitvale,

Upon leaving for a short
honeymoon, the bride donned a
two-piece sheath dress in brown
wool, with cream acct ries. The ,
happy couple will make their!
home in Kinnaird, |

G. 0. Sutherlands
Gelebrate “8 Years |
Of Happy Niarried Life

Captain and Mrs, G. O. Su-
utherland, who celebrated their
40th wedding anniversary last

Kinnaird Council Briefs

Friday, were guests of their fam-
ily at the home of their son-in-:
iW, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. |

Village chairman Carl Loeb-
lich said Rossland-Trail MLA
Donald Brothers has informed
him that he had received a let-
ter from the department of high-.
ways with regard to additional
culvert along Miestone Road.
The department will look in-
to the matter “immediately,”
said Mr. Loeblich.
eon

Building permits totaling
$12,500 were approved. .They
were to Nick Sookachoff, gar-
age, $500; N. F. Ogloff, rest-
dence, $12,000, 3

A letter from the water right
branch was read

goes into’ effect.
eee

village’s new zoning bylaw.
one

Commisioner E.
man will

10 am. to 12 noon,

wee

Vancouver saw

ding the

map showing the village's water
system from’ ihe” Columbia,
*

* A letter was read from the

HMCS Columbia saying ifs offic-

ers and men would! be pelased”to

be adopted by the communities

situated along the Columbia.
ewe

Council endorsed the appoint-

ment of Dr. J. H. Lindsay as

District health officer. ¥
one

Kinnaird will, purchase a
wreath for the Remembrance
Day services to be held by the
Legion on Nov. 11 at the cen-
otaph. Mr, Bust will represen.
the village at fe services.

.

Commissioner. Mrs, J. W
Dougan, absent from the meet-

that there is only one man in
Kinnaird who has been on social
welfare for three months and
would thus.be eligible to have

-lall his wages paid for by the

provincial and federal govern-
ments under the winter works
program,

ing, informed council by letter

at
Springs.

Kinnaird W I
To Collect Gifts
For Mentally Ill

Donations. of $15 to the crip

couver and to a CARE-run or.

the Kinnaird WI.

is a three-year-old boy.

ing to leave a gift may do so.

gible by the time the Program
Final reading was given the

Cc. Acker-
be acting village
chairman for the court of re-
vision to be held Oct. 31 from

Village foreman Paul Hilde-
brandt said the city engineer in
that he was
shown all of Vancouver's water
system and projects while atten-

municipal engineers
E 4 Hot | around this District and Mr. Su-

pled children’s hospital in Van-

phanage in Seoul were made at
the regular monthly-meeting* of

Bight members were present
at ‘the meeting held at the home
of Mrs, M. Brownlie, The group
learned that its new adoptee at
the Queen’ Alexandra Sélarlum

‘The institute decided to col-
lect gifts again this year for men-
tal hospitals. Boxes will be left
in local stores and anyone wish-

Gifts must be suitable for
men, women or children and la-
belled as such, Donors are asked

Later in the evening they
were very pleasantly suprised
when some of their friends call-
ed to express their good wishes
for many more years of happin-
ess.

Mr. Sutherland was presen-
ted with a boutinnier of a white

and Mrs.
with a corsage of whité pom pom
mums by their youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Ann Sutherland.

They also received a gift of
a low bowl of deep red roses
with white carnations, white pom
Pom mums and green fern. Mr.
and Mrs, Sutherland have spent
most of their married life

.|therland has worked around
‘boats most ‘of his tife.!

Friends ‘calling to’ express
their ‘good, wishes were from
Deer Park, Syringa Creek, Trail,
Kinnaird, Castlegar and Robson.
Delicious refreshments were ser-
ved by Miss Sutherland -and Kar-
en Andersen, a two-tiered wed-
-|dig cake was placed in front of
the guests of honor, who made
..|the first cut, then Mrs, -Ander-
sen cut the cake and served it.

A, Balfour of Trail expressed
the good wishes of those present
to Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and
hoped they would’ have many,
many more years of happiness
together.

, Those present all joined in
singing “For. They Are Jolly
Good Fellows.” Mr, and Mrs. Su-
therland then opened the. many
gifts they had recelved and both
expressed their thanks for’ such
a@ wonderful evening and for the
gifts, also for all the good wish-
es,

to keep gifts at a $2

One family he digs for will live in a unit of a ‘housing project
for which he is excavating the foundation. The other family
is his own — and includes four children. He is a good
“digger” for dollars and his wife manages them well. So

their family expenditures are kept in line with the family

pay cheque.

+ Public works cover a lot of ground. The budget of the
Minister of Public Works at Ottawa is in the millions of
dollars ... and his department is only one of many.

Money for all departments of government comes through
the Minister of Finance who gets it largely in taxes from
Canadians such as you. When more money is spent than is
collected in taxes, government must borrow from you...

or else create new money, The creation of new money is | - | ‘
* one factor that leads to inflation’. . . which ‘means your

dollar buys less and Jess,

The government has been spending more than you have
been paying in taxes. To narrow the gap between income
and expenditures, new taxes have been imposed.

The next step should be to reduce expenditures,.or at
Jeast hold the line. Undertaking new commitments — adding
new welfare or other services — will only make it that much

more difficult to pay our way. Tell your M.P. at Ottawa that.

since you are trying to save, you expect government to do
the same.

You also help when you save more by means of life
insurance, savings deposits, and the purchase of govern-
ment bonds, Your savings help to create a SOUND dollar;
and this, in turn, helps to create job security for you and
more Jobs for other Canadians.

A SOUND DOLLAR MEANS
A BETTER LIFE FOR YOU

GIVE YOUR ACTIVE SUPPORT
1O THE FIGHT AGAINST INFLATION -

: tin over-Jald with net and lace.

: Canadian
anotherjimportant:step in.its ov-

c ver Island’ of Canadian Pacific's

Goldshury - ay

x In a lovely fall ceremony Oct,
10, Miss Phyllis Gail Bergen was
wed to Frederick William. Golds-
bury In St, Alban’s Church.

The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Be.gen of
Kinnaird and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Golds-
bury of of Victoria,

Rev. H. 1. G. rei rector of

the Castiegar -Aglican’ parish
performed:the Sia before
decorated .with Iarge

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The bride; given in marriage
by her father, was attired in a
waltzlength gown of white sa-

irt was a nylon

pattie on the hem,

“he fitted’ bodice . featured

pastel sequins which’ were also

accented in her crown of white

pearls: and rhincsiones’ which
held a chapel veil. .

The bride carried a bouquet

+ of cascading red roses and wore

aistring of pearls — a gift of the

groom,

_’ | Maid ofhonor wes Mlas Joan
Bergen, sister of -the bride.
Bridesmaids were Miss Pat Wil-
son and Miss DI ie Golds-
‘bury, sister of the groom.

The trio wore identical bal-
lerina-length dresses with bell
sleeves. and matching picture
hats,

‘The maid of honor was attlr-
ed in deep rose, while the brides-
maids were in deep blue. All wore
carnation corsages,

Cousin of the groom, Ronda

‘Cox, as flower girl, wore a, blue

flowered chiffon dress and_car-

ried a small basket of white baby

ums,

Mr. H. Tschriter was best
man, and ushers,.Mr..A, Bergen
and Mr. VerneGoldsbury, wore
white dinner jackets, black trou-
sers and carnation boutonnieres.

The bride's: mother wore a

black nylon and White taffeta
dress, with ‘white Geese?
ssuoTuUIWA sud yo.cFeTs
A turquoise ‘fatfeta “tress,
black accessories ‘and pink carna-
tion corsage, completed the out-
fit of the bridegroom's mother,

Roses and fall flowers form-
ed the setting for a reception in
the Kinnaird hall

The ane. ‘cake, made by

e bride’s mother and decorated

> Mrs. E, Ball, was accented by.
white tapers on either Side. ‘Mrs.
M. Kurtz, the bride’s aunt, of
White Rock, cut the cake.

~:Master of .ceremonies, Mr. |:

foward. Heglin, also proposed
tothe ‘bride.
e principals were assisted

. Ganadian Pacific
Further Integrating
Rail, Truck Service

‘Pacific has taken

erallimodernization program by
establishing a merchandise ‘ser-
vices} department to, co-ordinate
rail and: truck operations with a
view; to: effecting integration of
merchandise Ic. services,

R. R. Tayolr, general mana:
ger of the new department, said
integration here and on Vancou-

ick ‘and -less-than-car

by the'wmald of honor, brides-
maids, ushers, - bride's Parents
ind groom’s parents.

For a trip to Spokane and
Victoria, the bride’ donned a
black sheath, red top-coat, black
and white accessories and a
white corsage.

Mr. and Mrs, W. Gelling, Mr,
and Mrs, G. Wilson of Kimberley,
Mr, and Mrs, R. Goldsbury, Mr,
and Mrs, Cox of Creston, Mr. and
Mrs, G, Goldsbury and Denise
Thomas of Okanagan Falls,

D, Bergen and daughters of
zal Mr. ond Ms. John Tupper

guests
Mr. ond Mrs, Darwin Abbott and
two sons of Perschel, Sask., un-
cle and aunt: of, the bride, ‘Mrs.
M; Kurtz 6f Wiite Rock, aunt of
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. H. Tsch-
ritter of Victofla, ° “7
xe and Mrs, ‘Turnbull, Mr.
~ and Mrs, R. Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Hutt, Mr. and:Mrs: W.
Cox, Mrs,’ B.. Hanson, all of

Nelson.

iad Mr. and Mrs. V.
Goldsbuy of “Clinton, Ont.

GNP UP
‘Canada’s gross fational pro-
duct in 1958 increased by 2.5 per
cent over 1957, but less than one
Per cent was due to volume grow-
th dnd more htan,15 per cent
dye to price

post- |

Large Shower Hold
For abel Harcoff

&# miscellafieous shower was
held Friday evening at the home
of Mrs, Sam Kalesnikoff in honor
of Miss Mable Harcoff, a popu-
lar bride. -elect, the wedding to be
in November,

Mrs, P,. Harcoff the mother
‘of the bride, and ‘the bride-clect
were each presented with a cor-
sage of white gladiolas,

There were 30 invited guests
and many games and contests
were enjoyed during the evening,
The guest of hoor was seated un-
der a canopy of ‘pink streamers,
flowers and balloéns,

A miniature Bank of Mon-
treal full of gifts was presented
to the guest of honor. Miss Har.
coft ig emplayed by the Bank of

in Ci Mrs, Har-

The
‘war annual average of growth is
four per cent.

coft aasisted her daughter in
opening the gifts. At the close of

Saturday's Bingo |
Vermed a Success

The Robson Community hall
wa sthe scene of much activity
Saturday evening when, the mem-
bers of the Evening Group held
a bake bingo, Lioyd J. Stadi
W. Banigan and J, Leamy did the
calling for the bingo,

Mrs. J, Schuepfer, president
of the Evening Group, welcomed
the guests and hoped all would
have a good time and win some
baking. Refreshments were ser-
ved — coffee and cookies for the
adults and soft drinks and cook-
Jes for the younger people,

The committee in-charge ot |;

the Kitchen and serving were
Mrs, Dick Fowler, Mrs, R. Nic-
kerson and Mrs, W. Saliken.

the evening delicious refresh-
ments were served by the hostes-
ses Mrs. W. Saliken and Mrs.

Sam Kalesnikoff.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Octuber 22, 195¢

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If it’s for coffee, a-snack or a dinner
‘come to the:

CASTLEGAR HOTEL
DINING ROOM

We enjoy having the whole family

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All home cooked meals aan

= Banquets and Dinner Parties arranged
by appointment :

Open 6.00 a.m. to 8. 00 p.m.

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is a great day when you
can get the best for less!

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Now careful drivers can get top quality auto
insurance at lower rates than ordinary policies !

the Homecak Pokicy of The Home Insurance Company

BR limigy

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a; express,!
* load sell Shipments is now com-
pleted.

é néw $840,000 terminal at

44 West Pender street will ex-
et the. dispatch of all mer-
andise of these catagories. This,

e first such terminal in|
la especially designed for
juprpise, and has 33,000
7 e feet .of dock space: and
15,000 square feet of office space,
“We:are.now in a position

. The president thanked the
members for their help at the
Fall Fair and thessecretary was
asked to write and thank: the Bullding & Supply Co. Lt.d

girls who also helped at the Castlegar

needlework booth, Phone 3351 Read the Castlegar: News Classified Ads

‘WI, members are asked to ne ‘

ste Gat get envene ite SOUR

Arrow Transfer Co. Lid.

ing to sell them may contact the
HEAD OFFICE: 2225 WEST 11th AVE. VANCOUVER, B.C.

Building Sunplies

OGLOW BEOS.

Mrs. Dougan said that there a Pune SERVICE MESSAGE FROM THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPAMIES [1 prt) :

PT pear ad te ee HASY TO PAY For. Not oily are the rates lower, but this
policy is written for a convenient six-month period. That)

means smaller payments that are easy to handle,

GIVES YOU IMPORTANT-SAVINGS. This auto insurance
- is available only to preferred risks, and it is produced

.and serviced by the most modern machines and methods.

‘That means big savings that.can be passed on to you. —

WEATHER STATION
‘The weather station on Alert,
Ellesmere Island, is the most
northerly permanent human hab-
itation in the world.
MOTOR VEHICLES
In 1958 there was one motor
*lyehicle registered for every 3.5

TOP QUALITY INSURANCE AT LOW RATES. This is.not cut>
down protection. The new automated auto plan offers
every bit of the protection and services for which Home
policies are famous. It’s the best you can buy! : _

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secretary at telephone number
3128. The next meeting of the
Canadians, compared to one for | Kinnaird’ WI will be held at the’
every 5.3 persons in 1950. home of Mrs, Bev. Roberts.

NANT THA TT

COURT OF. REVISION

The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

CLAIM SERVICES COVERING CANADA AND THE U.

Wherever you are, here or in the U.S., you are near a
Home Insurance agent and a Home Insurance office.
Claims are settled fairly and quickly, at home,or away}

piggyback-services, and with air |-
services: to - “many points,” Mr.

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Village office on Monday, November 2 from 3 to 5

ation. needs filled by one
organization.”.He added that ser-
vee! to all Canadian Pacific truck-
‘ing subsidiary poits would now
be available from one source. A
ren accounting ‘system will’ pro- | °
vide added convenience to cus-
tomers.
H.. |The merchandise service plan
. will gradtially be exterided east-

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