CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 9, 1959

Peed, Mrs, E. C, Ackerman, Mrs.
Miss Lil McKen-

REPORTERS

THE CASTLEGAR NEWS SOCIAL NOTES si

Castlegar
Kinnaird

Robson

beer Park

tena

Mrs.
Mrs,
- Mrs,

Hostetler — 7181
Kaufman — 5488
Johnson — 5165
Mrs, Williamson

Mrs, Warkentin

Castlegar Happenings:

Castlegar residents are re-
quested to phone soical news
to Mrs. W. O. Devitt during the
week of July 12,

Mr. and Mrs, R, Jackman of
Creston are in the District visit-
ing Mrs, Jackman's brothers and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Les Davis,
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Davis and
Mr, and Mrs, J. R. Killough.

Mrs, Cecil Bradford accom:
panied her mother-in-law, Mrs. C.
A. Bradford, to Birch River, Man-
itoba, where Mrs. Bradford will
spend the summer. Br
ford Jr, will visit her son Calvin
and family in Brandon before
returning home.

Mrs, Ernie Newman is once
again a patient In the Castlegar
hospital and will leave tomorrow
for Vancouver where she will
again go to Vancouver General
Hospital,

Miss Barbara Larrlmore of
New Denver spent the weekend
visiting her grandparents, Mr.

. And. Mrs, Gilbert Hagen.

Mrs, Philip Popoff and three
children are spending a week vis-
iting her sister and brother-in-law,

~ and Mrs, J. L. Larrimore at
New Denver,
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Rigby and
Wm, Davis have returned
from a 10-day camping trip on
the Monashee.

Miss Shirley. McDonald, old-
est daughter of Cpl. and Mrs.
Angus McDonald is spending 2
week with her friend, Miss Lee
Starchuck, at Grand Forks,

Mr. and Mrs, Omer Lightle
and family have returned from
Moses Lake, Wash., where they
spent a very enjoyable time cele-
brating the 50th Wedding Anniv-
ersary of Mrs. Lightle’s parents,

}Utah, A reception was held last
Thursday for the
families and Friday was Open
House for all friends and neigh-
bors,
A familly get-together has
been held at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Blaihut this past week
where Mrs, M, E, Routledge, Mrs.
Blaihut’s mother has been visit-
ing for the past twe months, Mr,
and Mrs. John Routledge and son
John of Fiin Flon, Man., as well
as Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Rout-
ledge and son Brian of Brandon,
Manitoba, were visitors as well as
the Blaihut's daughter and son-

‘ad-| in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jonny Sor-

enson of Trall and their three,
children,

-Mr, and Mrs, Leo Bosse spent
last weekend at Penticton. On
their return they were accompan-
ied by Mr. Bosse's brother, Mr,
and Mrs, Dave Bosse and two
children of Vancouver.

. and Mrs. Bob Maddocks
spent the weekend at Penticton
visiting Mrs. Maddocks parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Worthing, The
two children stayed on with the
grandparents for a few days, re-
turning later in the week.

Mr, and Mrs, L, E. repay
and family visited

immediate}

Bilesky and Miss Pat Steele, sis-
ter of the bride-to-be. Corsages
were presented to the guest of
honor and her mother, Mrs. Fred
Steele of Grand Forks,

The gifts were arranged on
a table centred by a large bride
doll,. The tea table was covered
with a whte crocheted cloth and
centred with decorated cakes of
a bride and bridesmaid made by
Mrs, Bilesky. Between the cakes
stood the figure of the groom to
be in full dress uniform of the

wm "Mrs, T, Fourt, Mrs, F. Peter-
son and Mrs, W. M. Bale,

Assisting the bride to be with
her numerous gifts were her
mother, Mrs, S, Muirhead, Mrs,
Bud Anderson (nee Joyce ‘Schia.
von) of Trail, and her cousin,
Miss Dale Ferguson of Trail, In
thanking her friends, Miss Mulr-
head referred’to her absence
from.“the community of. five
years and the overwhelming
pride she had always felt for Kin-
naird, mentioning that the glfts
were indeed a surprise.

Hostesses for the, occasion
were Mrs, Walter Jacobson, Mrs.
Ron Ball, Mrs. Les Reed, Mrs.
Jim Wisted Mrs, Jack Albee, Mrs,
A. Schiavon, Mrs. C. Ackerman,
Mrs, L, F, Newlove, Mrs. F, Mit-
chell,, Mrs, B, Rourke and Mrs.
E. M. Plerpoint,

Girls ceeving at the shower

R.C.MLP., drawn by Miss
Johnson. Two tall gold tapers em-
bedded in red roses completed the
table decorations,

Games were featured with
prizewinners for the evening be-

BIRTHS
DEMEO — To Mr. and Mrs.
Eugere Demeo of Castlegar, July
5, a son.

ing Mrs. J. Miss Ad-
rienne Loughery, Mr. .R. Twidale
and the guest of honor.

Assisting the hostesses in
serving were the Misses Shirley,
Judy and Patti Macdonald.

Other invited guests were
Mrs, A. Shepard, Mrs. W. McKay,
Mrs. B, Munkley, Mrs. M. Dennet,
Mr. J. Penner, Mrs. D. Bateson,
Mrs, J. Clark, Mrs. D, Johnson,
Miss Suzanne Johnson; Miss Flor-
ence Bird and Miss Cynthia
Jones,

the L. V. Campbell home hast
week. The L who came

Kinnaird Korner

to B.C. 10 years ago as manager
of the Castlegar and then Vancou-
ver airports, are being transfer-|
red to Montreal wherethe will
manage the CPA airport there.

Recent visltors at the home

Miss Donna Muirhead, popu-
lar bride of July 4, was honored
at a miscellanious shower prior
to her marriage to Mr. Lorne
Franklin Sine,

A

of Cpl, and Mrs, A.
were Mr. and Mrs. Reymond Har-
rett and children Penny and
Brian of Vancouver.

A miscellaneous shower was
held July 3 at the home of Mrs.
Angus Macdonald in honor of:
Miss Doreen Steele whose mar-

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lybbert. All
velght children of the honored
‘couple were able to be present
cwith members coming from Cal-|

riage to Constable K. King will
take place on July 25 in Grand,
Forks.

Hostesses for the occasion

uests
over 80 in ‘the Improvement Soc-
lety Hall. A bride's cake flanked
by candles centered the main
table, which was accented by a
lace cover and intermittently set
with low vases of roses and white
daisles.
‘Miss Kathy Fishwick played
the strains of Lohengrin followed
by a mock wedding performance.

The artists were Mrs, J. Wisted

:gary, Edmonton, Los Angeles’and | with Mrs. Macdonald were Mrs. J.|Mrs. Steve Gallo, Mrs, J. C. Me-

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were Florence Pierpoint,
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Yvonne Mitchell, .
Winner of a names contest
was won by Mrs, Merv Swihart.
a ee

Patsy
Jean
and

The E. C, Ackerman family
spent a few days in Creston last
week with their daughter Myrna
who has been employed there for
several mont!

Trippers over the July holl-
day were Mr. and Mrs, B,C. Ack-
erman and family to Christina
Lake; Mr. and Mrs, Carl Christ-
,ensen and family to Colville. Also
‘spending the day at,Colville were
Mr, and Mrs, H. York and familly

.Jand their guests from Vancouver,

Mr, and-Mrs. Ray York and dau-
ghter Shiela.

Mr, and Mrs, K Markle, Mar-
ilyn and Sharon spent the week-
end at thelr cabin at Christi:

Gary Robinson,

Mr, and Mrs. P. Majesgey
had as guests Saturday, Mr. Har-
old Kellogg of Blueberry Creek
and a number of close friends at
dinner, Mr, Kellogg leaves short-
ly with a group from Trall-to
work in the north.

Mr. and Mrs, John ‘Wester-
lund leave tomorrow for Vernon
where they will attend the wel-
coming for Queen

They | Roy

Mr, and Mrs. Phil Good-
enough and son Chuck of Kimber-
ley were weekend visitors at the
home of Mrs, Goodenough's sis-
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, T, Fourt,

Mr, and Mrs, Dale Ackerman
and daughter Louise of Windsor,
Ontario, have been visiting for
some time at the home of _ Mr.
Ackerman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs,

A Harold Acker-

will be visiting the home of Mrs.
Westerlund’s parents, Mr, and
Mrs. P, Waslyk.

Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald | Garry

of Kimberley are parents of a
son, born July 2. Mrs, McDonald
is the former Denise Fourt.
Mr. and Mra, L, F, Newlove
are. new grandparents, Their
Mrs. Alan
with her baby son, ‘born June 24,
are visiting them.

‘Lake. Mr, and Mrs, Stan Steven-
+|son joined them there from Spo-

kane accompanied by thelr son
Lorne and their daughter, Mrs.

Billy c of
Mr. and Mrs, L. McLaughlin, ar-
rived from ‘Vernon Sunday night
to visit his grandparents and
other relatives here.

man, another'son, and Mrs. Ack-
erman of Seattle Joined the fam-
ily during the week. Their son
Ackerman and’Mrs, Acker-
man, also of Seattle were here
to visit thelr grandparents later
in the Week. The entire Acker-
man family enjoyed a reunion
when Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Acker:
man came from Rossland. The
Harold Ackemans left for home
on the weekend, while Dale gad
family left for the east on Tues-
day.

Linda and Kenny Culley left
Friday to spend part of their

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(continued from page four)
summer holidays with _ thelr
gran@mother, Mrs, Rhoda Culley

at Naniamo,

Mr, and Mrs, A. Culley had
an exciting weekend in which
they trallered to Kettle Falls to
camp for the night, leaving Sat-
urday morning by boat for Grand
Coulee. They were in the com-
pany of the Arrow Boat Club, en-
joying the American Celebra-
tions,

. Owen Smales fs enjoying a
session at Camp Koolaree this
week.

Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Hend-
ticks visited Mr.:and Mrs. P. Smi-

biko over the weekend. They are
former nelghbors of the Smiberts,
now living in Vancouver.

Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Sml-
bert, Kenneth Jr. and Linda, are
visiting the former’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Powell Smibert. They
motored here ‘from Regina, Sask.

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Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Anderson
entertained Saturday evening in
honor of thelr daughter Cora Len
Anderson on the occassion of her
‘birthday, The party was also a
surprize farewell party for Judy
and Tommy Thorndale who are
shortly leaving the District with
their parents.

Throughout the evening the
young people enjoyed Jawn
games and dancing on the patio.
On behalf of the 25 guests pre-
sent Gerry Schuepfer presented
Judy and Tommy with a camera
and all the guests joined in sing-
ing “For They. are Jolly Good
Fellows.”

Barbequed refreshments
were served by Mrs, Anderson, as:
sisted by Mrs. J. Thorndale, High.
light of the evening was the pre-
senting of two ‘decorated cakes,
one for Cora ‘Lea wishing her

| happy birthday and one to Judy

and Tommy wishing them good
luck in their new home,
ee.

A private christening service
was held in the Robson Commur.
ity, Memorial Church Sunday af-
ternoon for the baby daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, A. Balfour of Trail.
perce B. A. Resker officiat-

i The names given the baby

were Alexandra Catherine. God}.

parents were Mr. and Mrs, 0,
Anderson and Miss Ann Suther-
land, After the ceremony a dln-
ner was served at the home of
ae grandparents, Mr, and Mra.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Therndale
and family have left for Calgary,

Miss Lorraine Schuepfer,
nurse-ln-training at St. Paul's
Hospital, Vancouver, is visting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
Schuepfer for a month.

Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. T. Waldie were thelr

an

ty-five sat down

to the dinner. The baby wore the
christening gown that had been
worn by her-maternal grandmo-
ther and by her three brothers.|

Among the guests present
were Mr. and Mrs, Sam Stewart
of f Syringa Creek, Mr, and Mrs.

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Mr, and Mrs. Roy Brown and

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her home in Trail after spending
the past week visiting her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs,

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Mr. and Mrs. D. Adshead and
family spent Sunday at the Lar-
deau fishing,

and Mrs. D. Webb and

Mr,
son of ‘Trail visited Mrs, Webb's

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"/are Rita Schuepfer, Dene Giraud

mother, Mrs. A. W. Thorp, Sun-
day. t

ily spent Saturday in Kaslo,
Miss Wendy Scott is visit-
ing Calgary where she will attend
the stampede.

Guides attending Camp Rory

gad Judy Belbeck. Mr. and Mrs.
R. Bro motored to the’ camp with
the girls,

‘Wayne Eastcott returned to
his home in Rossland after vis-
iting with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Johnson, for a few
days, :
" Lloyd J. Stadler of the Cast-
legar News staff is spending a
two-week vacation touring the
southern States.

Miss Helen Gleboff ts attend.
ing summer school at UBC.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H! Smith
left by car Tuesday for Boswell
where they visited for a few days,
Mr. and’ Mrs. H. F. Hyson
are spending a few days in New
Denver,

Mr. D. Stewart, Mr. Gerald
Stewart and Mary ‘Anne Stewart
left by car Monday for Penticton

eye specialist.
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, M. Hougan ‘for the Bast
week was their

A : Rol
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bro and fam-

where Mary Anne will see an|B,C.

and Renata,
it Deer

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 9, 1959

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Park included Walter Moffatt) ey
and Jim Wagner of Calgary Alta,
Mr. and Mrs, Brick Saunders and
family, Mr. and Mrs. P..Saliken
and family of Castlegar and
many more,
Mr. and Mrs, J. Karey and
children of Nelson were the re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Coleman,
‘Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Waldie of
Robson and three of their grand-
children were Sunday visitors to
Deer Park,
Mr, and Mrs, N. Bystrom and
friends from Castlegar spent Sun-
day on a camping trip to Deer
Park.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Harri-
son and family of Kinnaird were
perent holiday visitors to Deer

ark.

Renata Tiding '

‘A successful tea was held by
the Renata. Women’s _ Institute
when $35 was raised for ceme-
tery, up-keep. Mrs. P. Warkentin,
pres., received the guests. Help-
ing serve tea-were the Misses Bar-
bie Rohn, Mary Anne Wiebe and
Eleanor Dyck. Members: in
charge of the tea were Mrs. Matt
hn, Mrs, 1. Wiebe and Mrs. L.
Wither,

Miss -Lorraine Scorgie of
Haleourt, Alta., isa guest at the
home of Mé. and Mrs. Tom Hun-
chak, her uncle and aunt.

Mr. and Mrs, Chris Brown
and son of Campbell River were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Julius Dyck.

‘Mr, and Mrs. Issaac Penner
have motored to Clearbrook and
will travel through the States to
Rosemary, Alta, for a few weeks
hollday.

and Mrs, H. Groening of

Cloverdale’ BC, and daughter, | E=

and Mrs. A, Koch and son Erhart

of Castlegar were weekend

guests at the homes of, Mrs. W.

J. sale and Mr, and Mrs, Art
‘ol

Mrs. Sara Hansen and daugh-
ter Gracie and Mrs, Julius Dyck
are. visitors to Vencouver for a
week.

Mr. and Mrs, Henry Friesen
of Nelson holidaying in their
former residence for a few week.
Miss Pearl Letkemam: is vis-
iting friends in Prince George,

Allen has left for Centralia
for a week'where he will take a
test for Alr Force ROTP,

th:

Jack Donald, her 3 a
Mrs. James Donald, and son AL
len, all of Miadstone, Sask.
Among those attehiding the
Senion Citizens entertainment in
ana Monday afternoon were Mr,
and Mrs, T. Webster, Mr. and
Mrs. H. rans, ‘Mrs.
and Mrs, D, Magee
Mr. M, Hougen is visiting in
Prince George, the ‘guest of his
son-in-law an ‘Mr. and

M. Hougen |

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W. Hermanson,
.. Mr. and: Mrs, E, Tasker: and
family ot Maidstone,’ Sask., are:
expected to arrive Tuesday. to vis-

‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hougen.
‘Mr, Anthony Quance of Van-
couver, who has’ been. visiting his
mother for a few days, erturned
to the coast Sunday. He was ac
companied by his mother, Mrs,
LL. M. Quance, who. will visit
there, | ‘

_ Deer Park Socials

Mr. and Mrs, Carl Jansen of
Claresholm, Alberta, spent a two-
weels. holiday camping at Deer
Park,

‘The Reverend and, ‘Mrs, W.
McBride and children‘ of Van.
couver arrived to spend a holiday
at Deer Park.

to her home for the weekend’ af-
ter spending a few days in Trail
where she was the guest of her
sister-Inlaw, Mrs. J. V.-Brigge-
man. They had as weekend guests
their brother-in-law and_ sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lindquist and
Mr. Alfred Egan of Bow Island,
Alberta, and Mrs. J. Brigeeman
and W. Briggeman of Trail.

Mr, and Mrs. D, Gold of Sal-
mo were recent visitors to Deer
Park. Other Salmo visitors in-
cluded Mrs, L. Robertson and
sons,’ .

Mr. and Mrs. S.. Musil _ of
Oasis and Mr, F, Musil of South
Slocan were holiday visitors to
Deer Park,

Arther Worley of Nelson and
his son Bob spent the weekend at
the Worley summer home here.

Holiday visitors at the Deer
Park Youth Hostel included ithe

isses J."

it for awhile with Mrs. Tasker’s |.

Mrs. F. Briggeman returned}.

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‘Mr, and Mrs. C. T.

Mr. and Mrs. George Brigge-
man and Mr. and -Mrs, Fred Brig-
geman were weekend visitors. to
Trail where their brother Mr.
John Briggeman is a patlent in
Trail-Tadanac: Hospital.

Mr. A Mackereth and. son

week visit to Vancouver./
Mr. R. Foxall and daughter

of life insurance
= an investment for the diving,

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PHONE 7631

Tannis and W. Workman of Nel-

son were visitors to Deer’ Park

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