“4, THURSDAY; :: NOVEMBER +-8)-:1956_

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“Gastlegar Happenings ||

PHONE 2676
Mr, and Mrs, L.A. Gruner-
ud will be at home to their
friends from 3; to 5 o'clock and
from 7 to 9:30 on. Saturday,
10, on the ion of

their 25th wedding anniversary. |"

Mrs. Diexter; mother of Mr.
Pete Zieberoff, visited this week
in the district.

Mr; and Mrs..D. Wallace and
Mima visited relatives in Trail
at the weekend.’

Mr. Jim Killough and George
A this

with a deer from’a hunting trip:
Mr. and Mrs, Steve Liptak
, Spent the weekend: in Spokane.
+ Mr. Cecil’ Keddy, Sicamous,
B.C. has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Anderson at the
Castle-Bar Ranch. “
Cecil, Brandford and son
Clifton of Trail have been hunt-
+ ing in the Grand Forks area, and

“wre. 'N. Webber and’ infant
son returned trom Trail-Tad.
Hospital,

‘Mrs. J. Taytor of Warfield,
and Mrs, Trufit: of Nelson were
guests at the home’ of Mr. and
Mrs, W. O. Devitt

_CASTLEGAR | NEWS, ‘CASTLEGAR, “:B;C,

the weekend as guest of her sis-
ter, Miss Margaret Williams of
Nelson. *

“Miss “Elldabeth | Boet

Jr*,to San F
is] is rece

‘Kinnaird Korner

Mr. ‘and, Mrs, Barto; ’ Brown
and, family, Sin, the company , of
the latter's sister and brother-in-
Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Binstead
of Golden, motored -to‘. Christina
Lake for the weekend, .where
they “visited with Mr, and, aan
Martin.Cook. ..-

Mrs,’ K.) Mi. Spence, has ‘as:
companiel her. son, Mr. EK. Spence
where he

=| Sudan Interior. caer in Ni-
| gerla.. :
ChovG) Mrs. A. Musselman’ had; as

her guest 'for.a week, her’ alster,
Mrs, Pete Malone of, Port Arthur,
(Ont, She left’ Sunday for’ Van-

Friday for ‘Bonnyville,’ - Alberta,
to / attend, the wedding of her
daughter, Elaine,” Re

Miss Mary Lou Kuryluk left

spent last weekend with relatives
in’! Keremeos,' ‘returning “ with
them /for.a” weer’s “visit” at the
Guido home, was thelr nephew,
Mr. ‘Hubert Quadblieg.

ee

Mr-~-Ross Oborne * attended
‘the. annual farmer's. convention
in Nelson: last, |Saturday..

——<$<$<$=<
xt Therewe re 2,871 coal-burn.
ing steam locomotives in service

on Canada’s, railways at the be-

ing of 1955, and 1,867 oil-

day for. where
she will be employed by ‘the BC.

holidaying at the coast, ‘
- Mr. ‘Bob Forgie-Thompson is
his t his} ¢,

Mrs, J. Gemmill -spent the
weekend in Nelson as -guést of
Mrs, H. Gergely.

Mrs.. Ken Rigby. spent the
weekend at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Naccarato, Nelson.

“Mrs, Ronnie Gorden ‘of Pen-
ticton is visitiny her or

folks, Mr. and Mrs. LR, Forgie-
Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. Len Morey ‘and ‘and
family - spent Saturday in Trail
visiting relatives. syts

Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Metuckie
spent a few days in Spokane.

Mr, J. Bropkes and Mr. R.
Cole of the Forestry Department

a-few,days. Mr..Gorden is work-
ingion the Pass Creek Bridge.
Miss Rosaday Williams ‘spent

bagged a deer. ri

ember 11, ‘at 2..p.m.

Remembrance Day
The Public are invited: ‘to: take part in the Remem-
brance Service at the Castle Theatre, .S

Parade Falls in on Pine St. at 1:30 p.m.
Presentation. Wreaths: at :Pitts Drug

Nov- =

are holi “in V

Mrs, N. Kuryluk and Dorothy
fora short.-visit with Mr. and
Mrs, W. Steele.

Mr. Henry Kuryluk ‘is ‘home
after spending some time in Gal
gary.

Miss’ Mary King, who at pre:
sent is ‘visiting her father at
Kaleden, spent several days. as
the’ guest of Mrs, L. Brown. Miss
King | is a missionary with the

Seen at the ity. concert
in Trail were Mrs, R. West, Miss
C. Hogendoorn, Mrs.. M. -Dalton,
Mrs, H. Ady, Mrs, F. He

‘Deer Park Socials _

left. Monday, for ‘Seattle, “Wash. | ~~

Co,

burning steam -Ascomotives and
diesél ‘electric. units, ‘Three “years

edriier the respective | totals were

‘Mr, and: : MG Guido

3, i853 and Aas.

‘PUBLIC

. Office at 3:00 p.m. on

ie Netice ig: hereby hiven thot gn a: new, voters ‘| :

“has. been ‘posted in the . Village Office. 8
A: Court. of Revision will be. bei in the Villoge’

the: 15th ‘day of ‘November, ‘

1956 to revise the: sald voters list." ee i

NOTICE -

: Jean’ Stainton,
haees cf Acting.

Mrs. C. Onions, Mra. D.’ Brookes,
Mrs, L. . Westgate, and Mr, and
Mrs, J, Dunlop. Mrs, West, Mrs.
Onions, ‘and Mrs. A McCabe also
attended the concert given by
pianist-Malcolm Troup; a former
mroleee of the LODE.

fi to state

: Applications are invi vited for’ the position of :
Jonitor, for the Village Offica and’ Fire Hall.

to have applications in the Village Office on or before
5:00 P.M.,; Wednesday, November. .14 z

d and .

}, 1956.-' ;
Board of Commissioners. :
‘3 Millage of Castlegar »

STAR BREAD
2 loaves for

‘BLADE POT. ROAST”
bb. . 39¢

PRIME “RIB ROAST
Rolled, tb. ..---..-:

« LEG PORK ROAST -
Lb.

VEAL CUTLETS
: is tenderized

°$ irloin.
T Bone

A G5c_
“K tb

NABOB COFFEE

Mes Be 12
NABOB TEA BAGS
125 bags
CRISCO.

3 bd tin

PEAS: & CARROTS:

NAB
4 GRAPEFRUIT ‘JUICE |

NABOB |

PEAS 3 sixe 4's, 15 ox. tin

2215 ox, tins .... 31e £

|ABOB-
SPAGHETTI 65 ox. -tin
12 for ...2 tae 296 2

48 ‘ox, tin
NABOB
BEANS & PORK
6-15 ox. tins

ing of: the Deer Park Woman's
Institute, which , was _ attended
by 8 members and 1 visitor. An

were Mrs. V. Coleman, Mrs. F.
Briggeman, Mrs. J. _ Kent, Mrs,

is’ to be held ‘in December, Mrs.

while she was a patient in the

contest was’ held,-Winner of the

over .:the:. weekend. *
P. Romaine. returned ‘trom

Farmers’ Institute meeting.

gar was a weekend
home. here, £3... -%

and Mrs. V. Coleman were re-

ferred to .Crahbrook, were visi
tors: to Deer‘

the guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Williamson.

- Hunters were ‘Quite success-
ful in this district during ‘the
past week and over the weekend.
J., McKinnon of Castlegar: shot
a big buck, antler spread of 32%.

R Briggeman. ands end of Kin-
naird’ each got .one.

. J, Kline of Trail’ mas a week-
fishing trip he made a catch of

smaller ones, Dollys and Rainbow.
R. Ramsden also of-Trail cayght

smaller fish,

L “Me. and Mrs. R: Briggeman

of Trail and Mr: and Mrs. Ger-
ard of ‘Fruitvale “were ‘weekend
visitors to Deer Park. On their

tby ‘Mr. ..G. Hamblin who will
Spend the winter with relatives
in Trail.

CON VAIR: “LUXURYLINERS:

DAILY FLIGHTS :
NCOUVER and cALcARY

Ask about low “Fé

Phone 3011

Enjoy ioasuo chair ‘comfort i.
“cabin . .'. stewardess service.

«* ‘except Sundays)

roomy, "pressurized

Connections with Canadian Pacific “Empress” baa

to Burope, M

exico, Hawaii.

Mrs, P,. Romaine was the|
hostess: at the November meet-|-

auditors meeting . was planned 4
for next week, auditors names}:
A Phelps. The annual meeting F

¥., Briggeman- will be the host-|‘
ess, An Xmas gift exchange will]:
also. be held. “Mrs. -H. . Phelps}
thanked the members for the}’
“Get-Well” wishes .sent. to her|,

hospital, Refreshments were serv-}-
ed by the’ hostess, after which a}.

contest was Mrs.. E. Williamson. |".
Mr, and. Mrs, W. Langman| <
and family of Sweet Grass, Mon-]”
tana, were .visitors to Deer’ Fark
Nelson - where he ‘attended -' the|:

R. E: Best ‘who is spending &
the next: few’ months at Castle: f ;

end visitor to Deer Park, On al’

a_7%. pound’ DDolly,; Varden, 10 :

a 6.pound' “Dolly and. several | °

return,. they." were accompanied |"

Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Kent]

Why haia sihaesale dusts prices ‘increased only’:
-one-thitd @ as much as wholesale prices in ee
sinca 1935-19392

“ Gatoline prices have ssn down beanie a lot of:
* eampanies are in the oil business producing; refining
‘and selleg: 9 more. and more me eile :

“for the keri Lecerach at the bast ie

ff Cope the moti’ dll. 3
Stee: bes the ee of seals low. a

Pao

‘&; ‘1956 °

\! STHURSIZAY:: NOVEMBER:

The annual pre-Xmas bazaar

‘and itéa‘/of ‘the Robson evening] ;

‘géoup' was held’ recently.‘in the
Robson ‘Church Hall.’ The Hall'
was ‘detorated. “with : Hallowe'en
motifs.“‘and: | the , individual: tea |’
tables "were: covered: “with: Hal-
lowe’en cloths. A g00d: attendahce
from the, whole district was no!

. edy, Committees in’ charg

Kitchen—Mrs, Odd Andersen.
Mra. -R.:-Rogers;: Serving. =
Allan: oO. ‘Woodrows, Mrs,: Hy

i ‘Sewing’ table—Mrs. Alex Sinech:

er) Mrs, H.-J. Kemperman, .

Mrs, ||, David Adshead; ‘Variety |:
Baking |:

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"| guests and looked “after the ‘door
prize, which was'won by Mrs,’ E.
Ballano,”.The:: raffle’ ticket was
won by: Miss Nora Beckett. *

"Mra. Ken Wesson and Mr. and
Mrs: Jack’ Donald‘ of

Sask., are visiting Mrs, . Wesson
and ‘Mrs. Donald's parents, Mr,
and Mra, ML Haugen,
1) Mr. and’ “Mrs. W.. T. Waldie
returned from a, -businesd trip to
Mictoria,.! .

: Mrs:-Dora Anderson who was
a patient in. ‘Trail-Tadanac Hospi.
‘tal,’

ars, Art Anderach is'a pa-|®,

Peter Ziblin'
vows ; in: the” tradit

custom: at’ the ‘Parish: Hall’ ‘last
Saturday. ‘The bride looked beau-
tiful: in ‘her’ two-piece lace ‘dress
with “embroidered headdress.
‘Acting as bridesmaid was the
bride’s sister f Anne,”
lovely in'a two-piece: pine nylon
dress: with "embroidered > head-
plece.. The beat man was Nick

d Hospital.

U0 Mrs. Ruth Rogers. spent’ the
weekend ‘in’ Salmo.’ +

‘Mr, ‘and. Mrs. Fred Waldie

end little Karen of Nakusp spent} gri

the, weekend visiting’ relatives

here.
“Mrs. Bart “shannon of “Wil.

was, low, Point ‘visited her: mother,

g| Mrs, E. McPhee,

Be ‘the home of
Mr, and Mrs, W.

PUBLIC

i This; to certify thot. the list of Voters for ‘the
Villons of.. Kinnaird: is: now posted in the Kinnaird
itlage. Office, and that.c court of revision. wilt be
ited: Village - Office ‘on ‘November - A5thy:

Yelock:in: ‘the: forenoon: : tid

NOTICE:

P. ‘A: SMIGERT, yy
Returning: ‘Officer.

“THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE
CASTLEGAR. & DISTRIGT.
" MERCHANTS :ASSOCIATION -

At ‘six“o’clock a delightful
dinner’ was’) enjoyed by. many
guests, “afteE which many ‘gifts
were presented’ to the bride and

‘oom. Jhis'.was followed by’a
fatice held for. the’ of

“who’. was}:

| the. setting ‘for’a‘ traditional ‘Rus-

n | sian: "wedding’ uniting ‘,:Dolores,
jonly, ‘daughter of Mr, and: Mrs.
Mike , Harshenin, ’ and Samuel
Peter’ Konkin,: youngest ‘son’ of
Mr. and. Mrs. Peter’ Konkia of
Brilliant,

tional Russing ‘white Ince” suit
and .shawl, set? off by sifver se-
quins on skirt. and blouse. She
carried ‘a corsage: ‘of. ‘Pink carna-
tions. |”

“The bridesmaid, Miss Kaye
Eagan ie colisin of the bride
wore ‘a in’ suit’ and

) The bride’. wore the. trad wes

Feoop CONDITION

They re Priced Right!

SON «AT THE.

GASTLEGAR BUILDING surety

white shawl, witha. corsage of}:

the evening. :.
For her’ ‘wedding trip to. Van-
couver, Seattle, and Spokane the

bride chose a grey-and-pink dress}.
‘| with -black ‘coat’ and. accessories,

The young couple will make their
nome in Robson,

Girl Guides. Allot.
$250: KRC Donation .

A donation of $250 from the
KRC Welfare Society was allot-
ted this week. by ithe Castlegar
Girl ‘Guides: Association at a 're-
gular. meeting ‘held. at. the home
of Mrs. O, Anderson. -..-

$40; Castlegar Guides and Brow.
th Hall Resttal, $50;
$50 camp fund,

v The: newlyweds Ge honeye
moonitig in Los Angeles and will
make their home: in ‘Brilliant,

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