CASTLEGAR NFWS, Thursday, October 9, 1956

“WEDDING

McNEIL -- WANLESS

St. Andrew's church was lav- | ‘The bride is the daughter of
Ashly decorated with baskets of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald H. Wanless,
giladloli on Aug. 30 at 4.00 o'clock } 1569 Fourth Ave,, and the groom
when Lyle Arthur McNeil took:is the son of Mr. and Mrs, J. H.
Geraldine Ann Wanless as his/McNell 1719 Daniel Street.
‘bride. The double-ring ceremony During the ceremony Mlss
_ was by A Jean sang “A Wed-
B, A. Resker of Castlegar, as-|ding Prayer” and “O Perfect
sisted by Rev. E. H. Patterson. |Love.” Mrs. R. King was organ-

The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father chose to
wear a gown which had been
designed and made especially for
her. The gown was of tradition:
at satin under tulle and Chan-

tilly lace. The fitted borlice had)"

a- scalloped Sabrina neckline and
cap sleeves appliqued with lace,
The full skirt featured panels of

“Ithe lace appliqued on tulle. The

bride wore matching lily-point
mitts. The finger-tlp vel! was

with a lace cloth was centred
by a three-tiered wedding cake.
The_cake-was flanked, by. white
tapers ‘set In circlets of red roses
and lily-of-the-valley. It was cut
up by Mrs. G. Balfour, aunt of
the bride,
The toast to the bride was
proposed ‘by Mr. Ivan Horie. The
groom responded. At the conclu-
sion of the reception the guests
enjoyed an evening of dancing.
Mrs. Wanless was attired in
@ pale blue princess line dress
with and pearl]

held in place by a
tiara. Her only jewelry was a
pearl necklace and ear-

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ring set, gift from the groom,
She carried a bouquet of red
roses and lily-of-the valley back-
ed with fern. A shower of satin
streamers, on each of which was
fastened a red rosebud, cascaded
from the bouquet.

. As her senior attendants the
bride chose her sisters, Miss
Beverley and Miss Arleen Wan-
less, and her cousin Miss Wendy
Balfour, They all wore identical
frocks of blue brocaded taffeta
in ballerina length. The dresses
featured scooped necklines, bow-
trimmed sleeves and full skirts.
Their pleated headdresses were
accented with pearls, They all
wore Pearl chockers, gifts from
the bride, &nd carried bouquets
ef pink carnations and lily-of-the
valley,

The flower girls were Diane
Wanless, sister of the bride, and
Lyn Anderson, niece of the
groom. Both little girls wore
Pink organza dresses. Each wore
a silver bracelet, a gift of the
bride, and carried a basket of
varl-colored baby ‘mums,

Best man for his brother
was Mr. Grant McNeil. Ushers
were Mr, Byron Carr and Mr,
Jake Aiken.

F Following the' ceremony a
reception was held at the Mas-
onic hall. The parents of the
bride and groom assisted the
bridal party in receiving the
guests,

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embroidery. Her accessories were
white and her cosage was of
white rosebuds. i

Mrs. Mclvell wore an alr.
force blue dress with pink ac
cessories and a pink rosebud
corsage,

After the reception the young

couple left on a honeymoon trip
to West Coast points, For her
going-away costume the bride
chose ‘a tangerine chemise with
matching duster and white ac-
cessories. Her corsage was of
white roses.

Mr. and Mrs. McNeil have

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“NOTICE

‘DON'T DO IT THIS WAY

now taken up in Nel-
son where the groom is em-
ployed.

Out-of-town guests
Mr. and Mrs. W.-Copeland and
Mr, and Mrs, S, Bartlett of Van-
couver; Mr, and Mrs. ‘W. Ander-
son, Lyn and Robbie of Edmon-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Grant McNeil
of Calgary; Mrs. H. Mawdsley
of Riondel; Mr. and Mrs, D.
Romes and Donny of Christina
Lake; and Mr. and Mrs, I. Horie
and Mrs, F, Doubt of Nelson.

West's Fashion Show Tops

‘The Fashion Show

Models the ladies

by West's Department Store
Tviday night and held in the store
itself, drew a crowd of between
300 to 350 interested onlookers,

Counters were moved back
from the Ladie's wear section,
and a stage was prepared for the
models, Vases of colourful
autumn flowers, chrysanthe-
mums, asters, etc. lent a festive

air and,-provided an attractive
setting for the style show.

Mrs, Rose Magee, commenta-
tor for the presentation, explain-
ed each costume as it was dis-
Played, describing special points

clothing were Mrs. E Whitelock,
Miss Berne Jean Dunlop, Mrs. A.
Sylvest, Miss Mary Fogolin,
Miss Dulcie Whitelock, Mrs, W.
E, MacCabe, Mrs, A, D, Johnson,
Mrs. D, W. Brookes, Miss Eliza-
beth Boettger, Mrs. Jean Wyllie,
Mrs. A. R. Harvey and Miss
Corinne Kennedy.

Children's clothes were dis-
Piayed by Judy and Dorothy
Thring; Stevie Koochin, Susan
and Leslie Bainbridge, Jimmy
Rysen, Barbara and Charlotte
Sharples, Donna Haines and
Pamela Johnson.

F the

of interest, such as
colour,

tea was served by a

ing or matching, and style de-
tails.

A wide chotce of attractive
clothing was displayed, ranging
from tiny tots to adults, and from
dainty night-time apparel,
through every day, sports and
work clothes to the fancier after.
noon and party dresses,

Outdoor togs were not for-
gotten, and cozy coats and snow-
suits for winter wear were dls-
Played by the younger models, as
well as dainty nylon dresses,
sweaters and skirts for school
wear, and waterproof coat hat
and unbrella for the rainy sea-
son.

Up-to date styles for. teen.
agers showed jumpers, fitted and
sack type, skirts and the new
overblouges. |,

In’ the. ladies styles, there
was a wide variety of clothing,
simple sheath dresses in silk or
wool fabrics, glamourous metal-
Ne threaded party frocks with
full skirts, dark jumpers with
light nylon blouse for business
wear, bright and warm’ wool
jersey suits, and the ever pop-
ular sweater and skirt ensembles,
All costumes featured correct
matching: or contrasting acces-
sories, and with many of these
were worn the latest styles of
warm and attractive winter coats
in cloth, “man-made” fur, and
orlo mist.

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Broun of High School girls, Shir-
ley Wolf, Larissa Plotnikoff,
Sharon White, and Jackie Sewell.

Dorothy Lazareff was in charge,

of the tea.

R. A. D. West, store pro-
prieter, thanked all who had
attended the show, and all.who

had “helped to make it a success.
Mr. West thanked Maddock’s
Shoe Store, which had furnished
shoes, etc, for some of the cost-
umes,

Mrs. Magee, on behalf of the
store staff and herself, express-
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done such a fine job, and to
the audience for thelr apprecia-

tion and co-operation ici oe

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ADDRESS
CITY

CASTLEGAR

BUILDING SUPPLY

Kinnaird Chimney
Cleaning Service
Phone 3722
We Servicé Oil Furnaces

AUTO
BOB'S SERVICE

General Repairs
and Tune-Ups
Tires — Batteries
Phone 2091

Kinnaird, B.C,

FOR SALE — Booker coal fur-
nace with circulating fan, ap-
ply Castlegar News, tin 31

FOR RENT — 4 bedroom house
at Kinnaird, apply Box 0k
Castlegar, 339

FOR SALE — New 2 bedroom
house, situated on large lot —|
also additional lots, next to
Robson School! — Phone 2272
— Peter W.

WANTED — small furnished
house in Castlegar, immed-
iately, Write Box 68, Brillant,

Aon

340} nual,

Since the 1912 sinking of the
Titanic off Newfoundland, Can-
ada has participated in an an-
census of ice

FOR RENT — heated, furnish
apartment. Private entrance —
private bathroom, dishes, linen,
fridge, gas stove — phone
2332, Kinnaird. tin38

tin 28

NOTICE — will take in sewing.
* Phone 3299, Mrs. J. Devluck.

bergs. As they’ come down our
east coast, icebergs are count-

49/ed and tracked by sea and alr

NOTICE — The: Women’s As-
to Robson

FOR RENT — Sulte,

FOR SALE — Milk separator
and pail, phone 4561, 339

FOR SALE — 2 bedroom house,
unfinished. Apply Remi’s ry
Shop.

FOR SALE — 120 Bass FLLA
Guerrini plano accordion, 11

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CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
DEDICATED TO KINDLY
THOUGHTFUL SERVICE

Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble & Bronre
Plaques
Phone 3601

FURNUTURE
LONG DISTANCE
ANYWHERE

UNITED TRUCKING

treble 5 bass switch.
es, new conditlon, enquire S
5th avenue.

or phone 4172.
tin20

so that can be detour-
ed in case of hazard,

RICK’S
¥ TV. Sales & Supplies
Phone 7271
Everything In T.V.
Supplies

Community Chusch, is spon-
soring a “Family Fun Night"
on October 18. Doors

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom un
furnished apartment on high-
way—phone Kinnaird . 3131.

tin29

FOR RENT — Furnished self-
contained apsrtment, dishes

open at 7 pm. No admission
charge, Bake table, Lady with
Many Pockets, Home.~ made
candy table and many games
of skill at the'low cost of Sc
a game, Bring your family and
have a good night, Coffee and

and linen © lied. Phone
2332, Kinnaird. tfn26

FOR SALE —.Cheap, one oil
-Yange,'1 coal and wood fur-
nace, highest offer takes,
Phone 9801. 339

FOR SALE — 1 used coal and
wood heater phone 2081. 341

RIGBY’S
BUS DEPOT
COFFEE SHOP
_—
‘TAXI

Phones 288M && 2311

HOME
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Phone 3131 — Kinnaird, B.C,
LUMBER — PAINT
PLUMBING AND
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iLHORI ‘Ho o@

- \NORAS .
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR

~ A complete beauty service
by a

PHONE 2564
Nora: Mosel:

CENTRAL SHOE

FOR SALE — 20” furnace used
6 years—length of 8" and 10”
Jength pipes, elbows, boots, and
registers—10° length 6” x 10”
cold air ducks — 30 gal, hot
pict tank, 10 years old phone
14

FOR SALE — 1 hardwood book-
éase, 3 shelves—I tri-lite with]
shade—t bridge lamp with new
ere smal china cabinet—
stead and spring—appl:
H. R, Wood, Kinnaird, phone
2482. 141

& LEATHER REPAIR

PHONE 4621 ”

We attach “Dinkle” Nickle
Rim Heels on ladies’ shoes

CASTLEGAR, BC.

UNITED
TRUCKING * ‘es
DAILY FREIGHT ‘SERVICE
‘Trail, Rossland, Castlegar
Nelson

PHONE
war 2521

|. MARLANE GRILL
“open “8:80 a.m, to 9:30 pan.

Not Jut Another Place To Eat
But The Place To Est Another

PHONE 8881
CASTLEGAR

SMITHS

’ PLUMBING & HEATING

For Estimates Phone
01. & 1261

We Service
‘What We Install

GREEP'S ELECTRIC
* ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING.
“Free Estimates

. PHONE 3578
* Castlegar, B.C,

CASTLEGAR
DRY CLEANERS

_ Phone 4851
We Pick-Up and
Deliver

J. |. LAUGHTON
BSc OD.

OPTOMETRIST
Office closed until October
20th. Contact Nelson olfice
for service.

‘PHONE 2581

G. A, SUMNER
Naturopathic Physician

Eremenko Bultding
PHONE 2021

GENERAL BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
All Kinds of Building
Supplies
C.EL. PAINTS

CASTLEGAR BUILDING
SUPPLY STORE

Box 240 — Phone 2161

WALDIE
LUMBER & BUILDING
SUPPLY LTD.

We can supply all your
building needs. Estimates

giadly given.
Phone 7112 *

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWCOD

OPTOMETRIST

Wed. 2:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Phone 3021 or 2231

DUTCH MAID
BAKERY. LIMITED

Birthday Cakes ’
Wedding Cakes
Anniversary Cakes

PHONE 8241"

For
COAL, SAND, GRAVEI
BULLDOZING &
EXCAVATING

SEE

CASTLEGAR TRANSFER
‘W. Sharples Phone 600!

FOR RENT — 2 bedroom house
fully modern, behind the
Castle Theatre, phone 6731.

24h

FOR RENT — 4 room house at
Kinnaird, bath, furnace, wired
for electric range, Apply Box
480A Castlegar News. 341

FOR RENT — Furnished or un-
furnished 2 room ‘house in
Castlegar, electric. range, cen-

tral, phone 4631 days, 341.

FOR RENT — 4 room house.
Phone 5107, 341

WANTED TO RENT — Com-
fortable small cabin by sthgle
man. ‘Also may purchase small
acreage by stream, Box 243,
Rawdon, Quebec. 241

NOTICE — Senior Citizen Assn.
meeting Friday evening 7:30
Board and other games. Guests
welcome, 14

No man with a burden of
‘debt has a right to pro-

LOST — Boy's glasses, brown
plastic rims, finder please
phone 2338, 141

tect his if he
has not'first protected his
wife. end children with '
= Life’ “Assurance.
, Plans to sult your individ.
‘ual requirements. maybe
arranged through.

Dick Fowler
North American
Life

Robson, B.C.

NOTICE — Catholic

NOTICE — The Annual General
: meeting of the. 1st.-"Robson
., Group Committee will be held
‘in the Robson Community Hall
*'on Monday, October 20 at 8:00
nm, Everyone welcome, ‘especie }-

ally the parents of Robson ty

Cubs and Scouts,
5 241
NOTICE — To all residents of
Robson. If you will gather to-
gether your pop, coke and beer
. bottles or old car and - truck
‘batteries the scouts will col-
lect them on Saturday, October
18. Proceeds to carry on, work
of Cubs and Scouts in thls
area.

‘Women’s
League Bake Sale: at Bob's

Robson :
al Hall, “241

NOTICE — The Baden Powell
Club will hold a bake sale on
October 10th from 2 p.m. to 7
This sale will take place from
Mrs. Oddies’ on the bench from
Kinnaird Service and from
Central Trading on the high-

_ way. U 141

BOARD and ROOM — fpelys ft
Columbia.

NOTICE — The Annual General
meeting of* the Ist Robson
Group Committee for Cubs and
Scouts, will be held Monday,
20th at 8:00 p.m. in the Rob-
son Comunity Hal. 2aL

. LEGAL

SEALED TENDERS addres-
sed to the undersigned and en-
dorsed “TENDER FOR R.C.MP,
DETATCHMENT QUARTERS;
Castlegar, B.C, will be‘ received
in the office of the Secretary,
untll 3.00 pm. (E S.T.), WED.
NESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1958.
Plans and specification can
be seen and forms of tender
obtained at the offices of the
Chief Architect, Department of
Public Works, Ottawa, Ontario,
the District Architect, 1210 West
Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C.
ae the Post Office at Castlegar,

To be considered each tender
must be accompanied by a securi-
in the form of a certified
cheque or bonds as Specified in
the forms of tender. Tenders
must be made on the printed
forms supplied by the Depart-
ment and in accordance with the
conditions set forth therein,
The Department, through the
Chief Architects office or through
the undersigned, or -through the
office of the District Architect
at Vancouver, B,C. will supply
blue-prints and specification of
the work,
The lowest or any tender not

Pay’n Takit, October
11 at Ham, 141

BUY your Dutch Bulbs at Neil-
se’s — .good, assortment . and
competative ‘prices, Nellsen's
Flowers, Kinnaird, B.C. 341

Robert Fortier,

Chief of Administration .
Services, and Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, October 2nd, 1958,

WANTED — Steel (not cast)
¢oal and wood furnace with
blower. Phone 6421, 141

Building Supplies

ig & Buy Om Lae

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —

P.O. Box 303, C: 41tin

Phone 33 3351 1

READY - MIX
CONCRETE

DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR
‘CONSTRUCTION JOB

WHY NOT USE THE BEST FOR LESS?
Driveways — Parking Lots — Carports

For Free Estimates — Ehone: Trail 2054 Collect

McGauley “=

READY
Mx

LL.S. Ltd.

Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow

e Lekes

Phone 4331

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service
ROBSON %O EDGEWOOD
Leave Robson Wharf

10:00 a.m. Monday.
Artive Edgewood

4:00 p.m. Monday.
Leave Edgewood,

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RESTAURANT

Castlegar News

> CHANGE

It will soon be time ta
change to
“Long Johns”

‘We have a complete
stock of fall. and winter
underwear, in all. styles.
10% OFF it: you buy more

than one suit!

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Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.

Great Pictures Just
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Sat. ee 1.30 p.m
apter 2
‘Gun Fighters, of the Nwe

~MON. — TUE. — WED.

News and Cartoon

Shows 6.45 ond 8.45 p.m
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Thur., - Fri., - Sat.,

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COMINCO ONCE AGAIN IS OFFERING TREES
TO RESIDENTS OF THE DISTRICT

Please pick up forms at the Castlegar Village Office
and after completion return them before Oct. 25

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Oct. 9- 10 - 35.

NAKED SEA — in color
— Plus —
BLACK KNIGHT — in color -
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J. LOGELIN,,
; Village Clerk