8 CATLEGARS NEWS, Thursday, March 20, 1953

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Read - Killough Wedding

St. Alban’s Anglican Church

traditional ae
bodice

gown of

here was the scene
March 15 of a lovely double-
ring wedding, when Archdeacon
B, A. Resker united in marriage
Lillian June, daughter of Mc.
and Mrs. J. C. Killough, Castle-
gar and Gordon Arthur Read,
son cf Mayor and Mrs. L. A.
Read of Trail

The church was beautifully
decorated with evergreens and
daffodils, while pew markers
were daffodils arranged on white
lace backing.

Given in

wil

and white lace jacket, featuring
lily point sleeves and tiny pep-
lum. The skirt was of white
satin with net overskirt of white
nylon graced by bands of lace.
Her full length veil fell to the
floor in a semi-train effect, ad-
orned with white satin bells in
applique at the lower edge and
was held in place with a white
coronet sprinkled with sequins.

She carried a bouquet of
red sweetheart roses and wore

father the petite bride was ra-
dient in a bouffant floor-length

by her} os

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B| ballet-length gowns,

diamonds, given to her by the
groom.

Matron of honor, Mrs, T.
Ross, sister of the groom was
dressed in mauve organdy, with
white lace cummerbund, and
wore a dainty white feather
headpiece. Her bouquet was of

a set of black]:

By ROSALYN WILLIAMS

Last week the Canadian’
Forestry Association showed two
very interesting films to the
students, The first one dealt
with the proper safety Gots

Vailleyball teams trayelled to

with ‘the Senior Boy's Volleyball
Trohpy. The girls placed second
in the tournament, losing out to
Trail and Nelson.

This Saturday the Jr. Volley-
ball teams travel to Rossland for
their tournaments, These teams
have been hard at work practis-
ing for the past few weeks.

On Saturday a meeting of
all grade elevens was held to
elect convenors for the various
committees in connection with
graduation. The theme this year
is being based on the Centennial
idea. Barbara Martin was chosen
general convenor. Other conven-
ors elected were Judy Waterman,

to be used when
woods, The second film, entitled
‘Spruce Bug’ illustrated how
these bugs are formed. I'm sure
the students learned a lot from
these very interesting and edu-
cational films.

A meeting of the referee's
club was held recently, The main
purpose of this meeting was to
decide on a club pin. The cost of
these pins will be $1.40 each and

white mums,
shamrocks, and white net.

Mrs. Ross’ little daughter,
Kristy, was the dainty flower
girl and also wore mauve or-
gandy, fashioned with full ruf-
fled skirt. She carried a bow-
shaped basket of white baby
mums with yellow centres, and
her headpiece was a tiny white
lace shell hat tied under her
chin with ribbon,

The two bridesmaids, Emily
Killough and Beth Mcleod,
cousins of the bride, wore green
and cor-
onets of white flowers.

Miss Killough’s dress - was
fashioned on princess lines of
pale green taffeta, and featured
white net frilling at the neck-
Hine and white net bows on the
sleeves,

Miss McLeod’s dress was of
the same green taffeta and was
made with full. green chiffon
overskirt and .long-draped pan-
els of the chiffon suspended
from the back neck-line.

Both carried

are asked to
turn their money in to the ex-
ecutive as soon as possible, -
‘The Student's Council is now
taking reorders for school sweat-
ers, ping and rings. Those inter-
ested are asked to turn their
money in as soon as possible,
The Junior Cartooning con-
test ended Friday. House I was
the winner for the most entries,
with 17, followed by House LL
with 11. Contest winners are to
be announced Jater this week.
The Cominco Gym Friday
night was the scene‘of an excit-
ing and, hard fought basketball
game between the Rossland

Rossland team downed the Rock-
ettes by a score of 20-15 to
win the Girl’s West Kootenay
High School Basketball Cham-
pionship. Even though the girls
failed to win the game they
tried, hard and played well. Fol-
lowing this game the Salmo
boys defeated the Rockers bya
score of 60-34 to wind up the

bouquets of white chrysanthe-
mums, interspersed with sham-
rocks and while net, and wore

:|mecklaces which were gifts from
’) the , bride,

Best man was Dennis Read,

‘| brother of the groom ‘and ush-

ers were Cyril Portman, the
groom's cousin, and Jack Kil-
lough, Jr. brother of the bride.

Wedding music was played
by organist Mrs, F. A.

season for another
year,
On Saturday the Senior

ing lily of ‘the valley and fern
sprays were made for the bride's
table by Pat McLeod, the bride's
cousin.

Fanshaped lattice-work trel-
lises interwoven with cedar
boughs ameng which were tuck~
ed yellow and white daisies

who also accompanied the solo-
ist, Mrs, Helen McLeod, aunt of
the bride, who sang ‘Tl Walk
Beside You’, while the bridal
Party were signing the . register.

A reception’ was held for
approximately 200 friends and
relatives in the Kinnaird Hall,
where a delicious turkey supper
was served by the St. Alban's
Evening Guild.

The bride’s table was centred
with the three-tier wedding cake
in white and silver, topped with
heart-shaped arch under which
was a pair of white doves hold-
ing the symbolic double rings
in their beaks. The cake rested
on a bed of white tulle, in the
folds of which were . tucked
sprigs of heather. The cake was
baked by Mrs. Read, mother of
the grcom, and decorated by the
bride's aunt, Mrs. Helen McLeod.

Flanking the cake were
Breen candles in sjlver sconces,
and low bowls of heather and
white daisies. Place-cards featur-

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formed the for the
bridal party, and vases of yel-

the remaining table,

Windows in the hall were
decked with white bells and
streamers for an interesting ef-
fect.

* Decorations in the: church
and hall were in the hands of
Mrs, Joe Killough, assisted by
Mr. Killough, Babs Killough
Mrs, R. A. D. West, Jeannette
Androsoff, Lorraine Hunter, Em-
ily KiNlough, Mrs. G. Anderson
and Heather and Beth McLeod.

Toastmaster was Jim “Too-
good, uncle of the groom, wha
called on Archdeacon Resker for
the toast to the bride. This was
responded to by ‘the groom and
the toast to the bridal attend-
ants was given by Dennis Read,
best-man,

Many telegrams ‘of eongratu-
lations were received from vari-
ous points.-  ”

Dancing featured the cnter-
tainment for the evening, music
being supplied by members of
Gus Leitner’s orchestra, and the
Killough family.

For the wedding trip the
bride changed to a blue figured
sheath dress and navy duster,
with which she wore white ace

Her white
corsage was centred with minia-
ture glass bluebird for luck,

‘The young couple left for a
few days honeymoon at U.S.
points and on their return took
up residence in Trail.

For her daughter’s wedding
Mrs. Killough wore a green fig-
ured afternoon dress, with white
accessories and corsage of yellow
roses. .

The groom’s mother, ‘Mrs.
Read chose a teal-blue brocade
afternoon dress, with which she
‘wore deep rose corsage and ac-
cessories entone.

Besides many firends and
relatives from Trail, Rossland
and local-areas, out of town
guests attending were Mr, and
Mrs, Dennis Read and Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Killough of Vancouver,
Cyril Portman: of Spokane, Bob
owhead, .and.
Harry Killough ‘and Ward Mage
of Kettle Valley.

girls and the Rockettes. The|~

low daffodils were placed on|_

Lorne G
transportation; and Arvi Pelle-
grin, decorations; Helen Butler,
program; Alba Tambellini, ban-
quet, Emily Killough, invitation
tickets; Lennie Morey, Keith
Muirhead, clean-up, A meeting
of the convenors is called for

Nelson. The boys returned home| -

Friday at 12:45 in room 107.

Robson WA. Plans
Sale In May

ing of the Robson Evening Group
WA ‘was held Thursday at the
heme of Mrs, F. Giraud,

After the business of the
meeting was dealt with, . the
sewing committee were voted
more money to purchase more
materials for. the Fall Bazaar.
The sewing committee gave out
materials for the Spring Print
Sale, being held in May. Two
visitors were welcomed by the
president,

Booster prizes were won by
Mrs, O, Hubert and Mrs, H. Bel-
beck. The next regular meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs,
B. MacAlister on April 10,

Refreshments. were served
by the hostesess Mrs. O. Ander-
son, and Mrs, D. Adshead.

Bert Herridge, CCF candi-
date for Kootenay West, will ad-
dress a public meeting in the
Legion Hall on Friday night at
7:30 p.m. He has been busy the
past week covering his home
district of Nakusp.

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FOR SALE — Small house on
large improved lot, garage,
fruit trees — C. J. McCrelght,
Dumont, Kinnaird. tin 6

FOR SALE — Cabinet Radio
with records $30. Trailer $25,
Vacuum ‘cleaner $4: and odd
dishes $5, apply 345—4th Ave,
Castlegar, 7

FOR SALE — 5 roomed modern
home, large lot, Kinnaird .~
Phone 3956, 312

FOR SALE Good quality

FOR SALE — GE.
9.1 cu. ft, apply 627-3rd Aye.
210

FOR. SALE — 2 corner lots in
Dumont, Kinnaird — one lot
with 3 room house—plumbing
connections ready. Phone

1072X,, Trail, B.C, 21

FOR SALE — 3 bedroom home
in Robson, 1 mile from ferry,
unfinished, For further infor-
mation, write Box 316, cate:
gar, B.C,

Phone 3701, after

6 pm, : 312

FOR SALE — House, 2 rooms
and bath, garage, $1500, Peon
7901,. 112

FOR SALE — 2 TV Antennas
channels 4 and 1 mast. Apply
47, Columbia Ave, 2ut

FOR SALE — 1948 Ford Sedan,
winter and summer tires -—
Phone 2737, i

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Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble & Bronze
Phone 3601

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FOR SALE —. 3 room log house,
613, 7th Ave, wired for range,
2 and four fifth acres, part
gravel deposit. Tozer, 137,

FOR SALE — One and a hal!
storey house, on two large
lots, for. information apply 79
Crescent St. or phone 9191,
Castlegar, 2

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FOR SALE — 1954, 25 hp out-
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Phone 3228, 112

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom modern
home, heavy wiring, all cleetric
heat, apply F, Yonkman, phone
4086 or 3711. 312

FOR RENT — 2 room furnished
suites and 2 bedroom home —
phone 7031, 112

CASTLEGAR NEWS, [hursday, March. 20,

NOTICE — Cars washed and
simonized, phone 9721 or 2496.
310

NOTICE The D

women of Robson will hold a
Tea and Bake Sgle including
Borsh and Tarts at the Rob-
son Hall’on March 22 from
2-8 p.m. also raffel for quilt
and cushion will be held.
The women of Castlegar will
assist at this sale, All proceeds

will go to the Castlegar Hospi-| -

211

KARLEEN APT: — Room or
room and board, phone 2492,
See 5tin

Crescent St., C: phone
5154, 312,

FOR’ SALE — Brock Safety
talile, use as babies no-tip
high chair & play table, double
as’ car seat $15. Schick razor
$15, Kodak camera $15, 6 yr.
size crib, plastic spring filled

+ mattress $35. Washer $15,
Phone 5165. 211

FOR. RENT — 4 room house on
4th Ave, — Main St. — Phone
9861. 310

FOR SALE — 21” Sylvania TV
sét, phone 9181. 112

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house,
1 block from high school, ap-
ply 582, 3pd. Ave, Castlegar.

x : 310

FOR RENT — Modern 4-room
house with self containing
suite in basement at Kinnaird.
Phone 2836.

FOR RENT — Heated business
premises with or without fix-
tures, Fhone 7081, except Hon
days.

FOR “RENT — 4 roomed house,
on Sth Ave,, Castlegar, $45 per
ph

Phone 3131 — B.C.

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Box 384 Castlegar, B.C.

DRY CLEANERS
Phone. 4851
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Phone 4331

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TO
‘Leave Robson Wharf
10:00 am. Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
4:00 p.m. Monday.
+ Leave - Edgewood,
7:00 am. Tuesday.
Arrive Robson Wharf.
1:00 p.m. Tuesday.
Leave Robson Wharf
10:00 a.m. Thursday.
Arrive

4:00 p.m." Thursday.

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We (tan “supply all your
building needs. Estimates
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- DESMOND T.
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“Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone .3022 or 2231

DUTCH .MAID-
-BAKERY ‘LIMITED::
Birthday .Cakes
‘Wedding. Cakessie.-. *
sakes"

“For -
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LEGAR ‘TRANSHER
+4 MEsShurples-.. Phone; 609},

Leave

7:00 a.m. Firday, .
Arrive Robson Wharf.
- 1:00. p.m. Friday.

9331 or call at
523 Maple St. after 5 pm
112

WANTED — For 2 weeks in
April, woman to look after 3
small children, one school age.
Phone 9811, 31L

/NOTICE — Income Tax Forms

filled out by Fannie Stooch-
noff,— 146-2nd Ave., phone
7031. - 112

NOTICE — St. ‘Alban's Evening

CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my. sincere
thanks to my many friends,
IOOF lodges, fellow workers,
Lecal 480, also doctors and
nurses for the many kindnesses
and favours during my recent
stay in the Trail-Tadanac Hospi-

311} tal.

H. M. York, Kinnaird

Vicen, son: of. Mr, and: Mrs.- J.
Vicen of Fernie, B.C, The! wed-
ding will take place March 29,
1958 at 1 pm. in the ‘Kinnaird
Presbyterian Church.

AUCTION SALE

. Guild will be holding a bake
sale Tuesday, March 25,
commencing at 2 pm. in
‘West's. Dept. Store. “M2

NOTICE —- Beauty Parlor —
%%, Maple /St., Castlegar, B.C.
Alice Zuckerberg, phone 4631.

3g| feet of spruce,

Timber Sate X76640
‘There will be offered for
sale at public auction at 10:30 a.
m. Lecal.Time on 14, April, 1959,
in. ithe office of the Forest Rang.
er, Castlegar, B.C. the Licence
76640, to cut 3,750,000 cubic
cedar, balsam,
larch, +Pine, fir hem-

NOTICE — ‘Reserve Sat., April
26, Buffet Supper, entertain-
ment, sponsored by Women's
Assn, to Robson Church,

210} °

lock and. white pine trees on an
area situated on unsubdivided
portion of Lot 5817 on Shields
Creek, Keotenay Land District.
Fifteen (15) years will be

No man with a burden of
debt has a right. to. pro-
tect his creditors if he
has not first protected his
wife and children with
Life Assurance.

Plans to suit your individ-
ual requirements may be
arranged. through.

Dick Fowler.
North American,

Life
: Robson, B.C.

‘| allowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person may
submit’ a sealed tender, to be
opened at the hour. of auction
and treated as one bid.
Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy Min-
ister of. Forests, Victoria, B.C.;
the District Forester, Nelson,
B.C.; or the Forest Ranger,
Castlegar, B.C.

. C-8-7
Gazette, February 6th., 1958

ACETAL

|-Combination
DOORS AND

CASTLEGAR
SASH. & DOOR WORKS
phone 3211

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Council for supplementary Let-
ters Patent for the extension of
the boundaries of Castlegar to

1958

include that part of Block 1,
Sub-lot 16, District lot 4598 Koo-

The Corporation of the Village|tenay District, Plan 783 shown
of Castlegar intends to apply to| outlined in red o nPlan 2882.
in

The Corporation of the
Village of Castlegar,
J. Logelin, Village Clerk.

“Bre A CAN OPS

THE OLD HOME TOWN _semvenmone By STANLEY

TEETH OUT SO MY SHEBT-IRON BOOT!

Notice

RESIDENTS OF KINNAIRD

PERMITS FOR BURNING ARE REQUIRED - -
“FROM MARCH 1 to OCTOBER 31,

1958

Permits may be obtained from the Fire Chiet

or Captains

P. A. SMIBERT, Clerk

CASTLE

THEATRE

TONITE — FRI. —

ns STANLEY KRAMER'S
NONUMENTAL FILMING OF

“Tae PexDE and
THE ae eee

SAT.

MON. - TUES. -. WED.

Adult Entertainment

Sat. Matinee
1:30. p.m.

‘Nei

«AND THE BOYS ARE
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TO CHEER THEM CN!

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