ges Nadalani Studios

Goy. Contract
Is Awarded

Couple Make Home in Castlegar Following
Exchange of Datchkoff - Evin Wedding Vows

The home of the bride's .

arents provided the setting
for the mid-November mar
riage “ene Ba
(stine Irene Evin

length white silk Polyester
‘own with the Empire waist
featuring a bodice with a
hi nd-up collar, long

sleeves and deep cuffs. Lace .

applique daisies of all sizes
completely covered the bo-
dice, cuffs and collar. while
a row of small daisies circl-
ed the Empire waist, hom
and end of sleeves. Lace
applique daisies were also
scattered on the skirt.

pink roses and white mums.
Attending the bride was
Miss Pam Macalister of
Vancouver, She wore a deep
pink full-length nylon
with pink embroidere
owers, A deep pink: Solyet
ribbon circle her Empire
waist and gracefully flowed
to her floor-length hem. The
gown featured -short puffy
sleeves and a high stand-up
col

r.

attered in her hair

were light pink flowers ac-

cented by deep pink’ embrol-

dered flowers from her
0"

wa,

Best man was Mr, Peter
Skiboff of wv anieouyer:

Pink and white flowers

and streamers decorated

Tarrys Community Hall for

Her h
ed of a four-tiered vell whi-
ch flowed gracefully to the

_ middle of her back, was se-

cured to fine tulle bows
with tiny white leaf decor
inside each side of the
bows,

In keeping with the tra-
dition of something horrow-
ed, the headdress was that

of Mrs, Sharon Tarasoff and
the vell that of Mrs. Gail
Konkin.

The bride carried a
cascading bouquet of decp

Centering the bride's
table was a three-tier wed-
ding cake baked by the bri-
de’s mother and decorated
by Mrs, Sarah Polovnikoff.

The cake, decorated
with pink and white roses
and silver leaves, had the
sks separated by inverted

valley arch and two hang:
ing bells.
_ Completing the decor

of the table were ane
and the bouquets of the
bride and her maid-of-hon-

Master of ceremonies

we the uncle of the bride,

w Evin of Rob-

50K, with the toast to the

bride proposed by the bri-

de’s aunt,’ Mrs. Cathy, Pere:
hudofé of Aldergr

For her daughter’ 'g wed-
ding, the bride’s mother
wore a dress of silver lam-
me and a corsage of white
mums tipped in pin!

The groom’s mother
chose a green silk dress and
a corsage of white mums,

congratulatory mes-
sage was 3 read from Austra-

” For travelling, the bri-

white blouse with three ay.
ers of frill around neck and
sleeves.

Black accessories and a
corsage of deep pink roses
completed her ensemble.

gar,

Besides Castlegar, Thr-
ums and Crescent Valley,
out-of-town - guests were
from Vancouver, Grand
Forks, Nelson, Trail,
Harrison Hot * springs, Ald-
ergrove and Creston. .

BOWLING RESULTS FROM CASTLEGAR AND

DISTRICT

Local Firm

A Castlegar firm has
been awarded a contract for
the construction of a new

building at

announcement

Indusiries of Castlegar was
pamod successful tender for

‘The work comprises the
construction of an alumin-

um clad
ture and repair
equipment of the depart-
tt of highways, and is
dimlar to other establish-
ments completed at Vander-
hoof, cof, Quesnel, 100 Mile
‘illiams Lake, Sal-
ae on Arm and Vernon, and
those under construction or
nearing completion at New
Denver, -Golden | and. Tete
Jaune Cache.

_ CLASSIFIEDS”

SHSS High Schoo!
LHS Marcia © Fillipoff
i LHT Darline Adshead

MHS Don York 308.
MHT. Wayne Briggeman 687.
THS No. 6 995. THT

ints: No. 1 2,
, No, 4 2,

io. 6
biker 600's Don York

Monday 9-11
LHS Elaine Creighton
288, LHT Elaine Creighton

679,
MHS Ken _Plotnikoff
318. MHT Ken Plotnikoff

Wild cas 1094.

1, Wild
28%, Kiddies '25%, Night
Owls 19, Spares 22.

Other 600’s: Donna
Holden_ 611, Hi Markin
615, peace Comtois 622,
Lisa Kurnoff

606, Carol
Emmons 612,
Coffee Break League
Mary Perehudoff
270. LHT Gladys Manahan,

to be deducted if

You Can. Save $$$ On
Your 1972 Income Tax

The Income Tax Act will allow 20% of your
annual earned income to a maximum of $4,000

dina J Re-

1973,

tirement Savings Plan. The Mutual Life of Canada
offers many Savings Plans which can qualify for
this tax concession, To qualify for 1972 tax relief,
the plan must be registered before February 28,

For Full Information

C. Arthur Anderson

Phone 365-7633 or Write Box 100, Castlegar

63

Betty Oglow 640. :
ag Mugs 967. THT

Cheerios 27:
Team points; Cheerios
8, Muffets 3, Mugs 1, Pin-

curlers 1, 1, Take-Five 1, Wh-

eaties 3,
Other 600's: -Jean Syl-
vest 605, Colleen Lightle

61
Monday Night 7 o'clock
Ann Kajzar 278.
LHT Ann Kajzar 744.
MHS Ken Hood, Otto
Neuman oe MHT Fred

Other 600's: Fran Far-

Angi
son 655, Shirley Barton 650.
Tuesday 1 o'clock

r Insurance
a Other 600's; Jean Grew-
cock 663, Irene Hill 651,
Hat Macalister: 650, Vi Me-
688, Alice ‘Sanford

7 o'clock Mixed
Jean Archambault

Tesedl

"293. LHT Jean Archambault
664,

MHS Jim Stone 288.
MHT Marvin Le Roy 824,

THS Rebels 1035. THT
Road Runners 2963.

Team points: Rebels 1,

1, Go Getters 0
Road Runners 3, Columbia
5 3, Screwballs 4.

Other 600's; Jim Stone
ee Matt Rohn 617, Tony
Costa 608.

Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11
LHS Marge Bonnett 259.
LHT. Betty | ‘inter 630.

MHS Orlando Vecchio
oe MHT Orlando Vecchio

THS LCee-Bee 1128,

THT Spoilers 31 ea

Team points:
chine 0, Nighthar ‘i a“ ae
Cee-Bee 4, Spoilers 4, ’ Sq-
uirly, Gigs 3, Seven Eleven-

Other 600’s; Matt Rohn
736, Walter Kanigan 689,

Wi Roberts 644,
Carlson 622, "Ghaclene Mof-
fat 619, Karl Koreen 619.
Wed. Morning Drivers Lea.
LHS Ka‘ lorcoff 282.
lorcoft 713, 7

33.
Teem points: Ramblers |
1, Mustangs 1, T-Birds 3,
. Baas 2, Cadillacs 3, Hor-

Other -600's: Babble Ker-
aiff 6 Marge Bro 636,
Marge Bonnett 682.

Wel Nite Cut-Rate
LHS Betty Lou Brigden
282,.LHT Lil Knowler 674.
THS Canaries 952, THT
Budgies’ 2721,
Team points: Orioles 0,
‘Canaries 2, Swallows 4, Par-
rots 2, Budgies 4, Eagles 0.

Tuesday Morning Ladies

LHS Dorothy Hardy
265. LHT Shirl Morehouse
76.

THS Beavers 982. THT
Beavers 2793.

Te its: Beavers

eam
Minks 1, Squirrels 0,
Tons 0, ‘Teddy. Bears 3,

Chipmunks 4.

Other 600’s: Colleen Li-
ghtle 669, Dorothy Hardy
638, Jean ’sylvest 626.

Rowdy Rollers (Thurs. ve
LHS Irene Hill 277.

THT Screamers 2711.

Team points: Hooters
$2, Screamers 43, Groaners
38, Wailers 32, ‘criers 43,
Moaners 50

Other ’s: Marg Bon- -

nett 666, "nl Prokop 632,

Jessie Paul 621.

Thurs. Night Mixed Lea,
LHS Shirl Morehouse

eats LHT Shirl Morehouse

1.
MHS Orlando Vecchio

820, MHT Nick Karzaniew-
ski 794,
THS All Stars 1184.
THT All Stars Hes
Team point ‘ts; Fallen
Stars 4, Spirits 0, Hee Haws
3, are 1, Pinchers 4
Head Pins 0, ings 3,
Gutter Balls 1, Farmers 4
Sundowners 0, All Stars 3,
Speed Demons ‘2.
Other 600's; Orlando
Vecchio 791, Jim Stone 717,
Ken Hood 691, Rollie Pal-
sson 679, Jean Archambau-
It 662, Darline Adshead 660,
Ruth Rourke 658, Lynne
Tonneet 655, Harvey New-
ton 651, Jake Koenig 650,
Elaine Martin 634, Barb
lewski 632, Trish
Shay 630, Earl Rourke 629,
Dale mince 625, Dean

es \atercupiions: t
Will be Relayed

To Subscribers

Work has now commenc-

ed on the activation of a

completely new solid state
je] system.

12
Community Video's re-
presentative for this area,

layed criber
when they: affect thelr part-
cular area:
Work | is exp ecpectet to be
y

Book Review

White Eskimo by H. Horwood CHURCHES!

“ ‘White Eskimo,’ is the
best novel to come out of
Canada in — generations,"
sald Farley Mowat. Need I
say more, when one of
Canada’s best known. writ-
ers gives such high praise?

Although the book is
fiction, the historical back-
ground of Labrador is accur-
ate, Because of this, the
story of Gillingham, _ the
‘White Eskimo’ takes on an
authentic ring.

The author knows Lab-
rador well, which is reveal-
‘ed in the excellent descr
tions of that untamed lan
(To people everywhere. the
aurora 15 a magnificent sl-
ght. Under John Horwoods
pen he paints a beautiful
word picture of the ever
changing brilliance of col-
ors to the final meeting of
all the hues in the heavens.)

When Gillingham, the
white hunter came to Lab-

down well-meaning mission-
aires for two centurles.
They imposed an entirely

foralgn yay of life to the
are white hunter liv.

ed among the Eeklimos, an and |

learned well all their skills,
im ts Pepe Person
racted mal

number of Exkimoe and
{here pee pee

ug ie of th their legends, but
to some of the white popu-
lation of Labrador he was
a rebel and outlaw; corrupt-
ing ( the native ree for
wo gain,
T hope ow you wil will
want to re
mo”, It is iL That reey

mowst sald
uu have not read

author in rece : years lived
successfully. wi the Eski-

Oe Remember Grey Owl?
Another white man who fol-
lowed Indian customs and
became known as one of
Canada’s well known na-

f These three pooks will
ve you man, leas
jours tn Canada's dort,

_ GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1108 - 7th Ave, Kinnaird
Sunday Services 9:30 a.m.

Minister: Rev. C. Smyth
Phone 368-3818 Trail, B.C.
——

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH
9:45 A.M. Anglican or United Church Service

,9:45 A.M. Sunday Schoo!

ST. DAVID’S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
9:00 A.M. Sunday Schoo!
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M. Anglican Service (Communion)

Parish Office: Phone 365-8337
Clergy: Terry Allen and Ted Bristow

(alternate Sundays)

[ Business and. Professional Directory

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rey. W: Harrison
Ph, 965-7143

Sunday Masses at
9 am. - llam.

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430
Home 965-6637
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
ie tleaird Plaza
panty Worship Service
> 7:00
ST. PETER LUTHERAN

CHURCH —

405 Maple St., Castlegar
Worship Sarvice 2 pm
Sunday School 1
365-7502 and smal

“The Church or the
Lutheran Ho

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block East of the
canttenitd ane ee eet

N. Walker - Phone 365-6662

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph. 368-5212
Sunday School 9.55 am.

Mo: ors 11am.
Evang ico 7 p.m.

jihesin Bi Study 139
Friday: Zoung Rovples. 7.50

CHURCH OF ‘GOD
+ 7th Ave.

Sunday Seliodl = So all

Minister:
Ph, 365-8762

“Dutefl. “Cleaning Service |
Day-Week or Mont
fi Contracts ri
Shampooing all to wall
heeat 8, Ph free of
charge Seria or Nelson
legar.
C. Van Pelt

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway Distributors

Kinnaird, B.C.

C

F. J. SMITHERAM

“TRAILER

. TOWING
Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308 -
Box 1351, Castlegar

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For all travel arrangements see...

TOTEM TRAVEL SERVICE (Trail) Ltd.

and Residential
Electrical Wiring

BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat

Medallion Homes

Ph, 365-7241

FAMILY SHOE RENEW
631-3rd Ave. CASTLEGAR
Phone i]

24 hr, Service on most

Shoe Ri

heels while you walk,
Holder of Ortho
Certificate of Registration
in the Shoe Service
Institute of America

For"
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

itamp Shop

Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph, 365-7075
Free Estimates

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.S,
OPTOMETRIST

366 Baker St.
Nelzon, B.C.

Ph, 3525152

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Columnar: Pads
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7266

H, VAN OOSTEN

MOORE FORMS
ADDING TAPES
RECEIPT BOOKS
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7286

- VACUUM
FILTER QUEEN
SALES & SERVICE
1440 Bay Ave., Trail, B.C.
Ph. 368-9164

Pl & Heating Ltd.
Plumbing - Heating - Gas
Fitting - Boiler and
Furnace Cleaning « Oil

P. O. Bo:
Ph. 4ar9 9428, Christina
Lake

COLUMBIA SIGNS
Plastic — Neon — Painted
Sal Service

Phone 365-7852
Robson, 8.C.
Professional — Prompt

Installations

PARDMAN | FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service
GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Ph. 365-5240

ROBSON RADIO & TV
Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals

Ph. Pete Zibin 365-5575

A- S's PAINTING
and Decoratin:
Interior - Exterior
Free Estimates Gladly

Given
Phone Al or Jim at
365-6293 t

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
‘Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers |

Granite, Marble and’:
Bronze Plaques

West KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL

SS. No. 1, Trail
No. 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson

Eve. Clinics Tues., Thurs. | *

Castleaird Plaza
Next to Young Agencies
* 7 to 8 pm.

SINGER SALES &
>» SERVICE
Located: at Flamingo
Motel = -
Free Lessons on Machines
sold.

Grace Reese 365-7978

cents an
cents,

Audit Bureau of Circulations,

(Mrs.) Lols Hughes, News Editor -

Mall subscription rate to.the Castlegar News
1s $6.00 per year. The price by delivery boy 1s 15
Asaue. Single coples in stores are 15 .

Second-class mail registration number 0019.
The Castlegar News is a member of the

‘It Is a member of the Canadian Weekly.
Newspapers Association and the BC. division

CS TEEGeR NEWS

Burt Campbell, Editor & Manager
Rene Brodmsn,; Shop Foreman

in ink with the correct name and address of the
writer. “Pen” names will be used on request,
but the correct name must be submitted.
Agreement: It is agreed by the advertiser re-
questing, space that the Mability:of the paper in
the event of failure to publish any advertise-

ment of any description or in the event \that

errors occur in the publishing of an advertise
ment: shall be limited to the amount pald by

°7 pan,

‘Slocan Rescue and First Ald
Squad Responds fo 14 Cases

A total of 14 cases were
“attended ay the So Slocan Res-

cue id Squad
during 1072, iv ‘i - i

reported at
the recent presentation of

spent on materials for Inst

tet

nat” purchases included
08e Power BAW, &
ao eid ght unit f for 18
| ee fing books etd
ccoun oks an

Fi Prizes foes two Eatilen,
the 'firat rattle 3. J.

Evin of Slocan Pari

recipient of the ig prize
with the second prize going
o's John Stoochinoff of Win-

Winners of the second

The Slocan Rescue and
First Aid Squad gave spec-
ial thanks to donors for the

raffles, These included Tri-

Tractor, 8

1, Kino’

3 pat ctronics,

Besides a total of $260
being collected in donations
the fore mentioned busines-
hie ert 1d first ald

) oxygen therapy. equip-
ment, and oll and main-
tenance for the ambulance.

. Michaluk’s station wa-
gon yas i also donated for
standby

Ceodlted with ‘making
the rescue squadron a suc:
cess because of thelr dedic-

Mt
cent Valley RCMP. detach-
ment

1 Cominco Crew Wins B.C. Safety
Council Award of Distinction

The “Award of Distinc-
tion” has been presented by
the British Columbia Safety
Council to a Comics crew

1d, under foreman Joe An-
selmo, complied 600,482 ac-
eld hours bet-

th
crew now is ir ating for the
Amard of Excellence, pre-
gent after another accident-

sree pesentatlon of the A-

Cominco Lead
Prices Up One
Cent Per Pound

ts
Mean on Ine of Se

und.”
meni dent “of a
co HT.

fa th increase
b refi strong demand thr-
oughout the free world, ac.
iv asing of fre

‘otations for
mdon metal

CASTLE.

MOTORS LTD.
PH. 365-7033
SHELL PRODUCTS

| NELSON: DRUGS

YOUR WESTERN DRUG MART

Has staff trained In the fitting: of ‘back supports, Cervical Collars,
Mastectomy Prosthetics and Bras and many ‘other surgical appllances.

+ We also have for sale and for rent: crutches, canes, walkers, wheel

ward of Distinction was

made to Mr. Anselmo and —

members of his crew at a
dinner by W. B. Webster of
Vancouver, assistant general

manager. of the B,C. Safety .
Counel y

Otto, Harold Moen:
Tus, ai Malo and Art Ce.

, in apprects-

joward, superintend-
ot of Warfield operations,
_ Superintendent.

Stanley Humphries Sports

‘Preparations Underway for Feb. 19 fo 22 Winter Carnival

high scorer, this time with
Klste Harsh
ws oy gh rebounder with i

oun
i ite atulations go to all
the tes for aun fine

By Bill Jankola
sports ston ae
Friday. in tral Hie. 8
basketball teams
out of the. three canes Aa

they
me. the
Junior Rockers de: eated the
Junior Hawks 24-16
scorers for SHSS
were Shawn Flynn with ei-
fn points ata ruce Alling.
six points, while
WOs

Tony “Here evitel
aa with 18 rebou-
Hetemares
pai lost to the
etter a eat a long
The Rockettes
ee ve ‘win this.

* as they out: rebounded ral
50-32, and had less

overs eo. The Probie

rata ee or the Hicckettee in in

f
fouled out ‘al the game. be-
fore it my over.

ing much better as.
ct them to

Founded in Canada in..1900:

Feb, 18° marked the
. Of IODE.

every province and Territ-~
ory.

The initials IODE meat.
many”
ple. To Lane and
mothers in isolated villages
da’s far nt the

Hong Kon; and middie
{Obi me ens. He clothin;

come and a helping hand in
a strange new country.

Competition was keen
among adian scholars
for the IODE War Memorial

ith 86. atu-

service to hospitals and in-
stitutions, ‘Head Start”. and
Safety programs. :

chairs and hospital beds. -

i you: are in need of any .of these. items or any other aid contact

NELSON DRUGS

orth,
of rad

IODE ‘Celebrates 73rd: Yer"

Junior chapter’ members

pave been busy making anc

sent to.
ue stations ie the the north for
small Patients who are often
miles from home ‘and

“float ~ depictin;
national ene
was

Cu Parade . in ‘Hamilton, -
Ont new venture . for
IODE. This modern method
of advertising was . made
oa through donations

m members all across

in ‘the =Grey’

communities
jove" men ers celebrate
the Order's 73 birthday with
“IODE . Week.” ° They will
ublicize their chapter pro-
» Sects and actively see new:

meml na
: man or girl is eligible ‘or

membership. There is a spe-
cial category of | member-
ship for women interested
in the work ‘of the IODE
iho are not yet dian

to.serve their country, who
want to preserve certain va-
lues they are a true

stabilizing f
Tet we TOBE members, invol-

ved in service to their coun-
try for 73 years, look for-
ward | fe the challenge of the

the
of the Order...

Rockettes partook in a tour-

nament and won all their W points,

rere with 2

McGuley with 27 po-

wha 20 more ° rane
arlene Jackson
“high rebounder with 13 te. Te-
bounds, teams,
In their second: game,
they dateatedss ger oe!
from Nelson’ 28-16, Teressa

MeGaule ‘WOB peain \
tn 12 points, wl i
Elsie Hara ee
rebounder tee oa niet pols
In their final game,
Santee Rockettes detested

L, Crowe 23-21, Once a-.
gain Teressa McGauley was

| sco SHORTENING

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 15,1973 n
D-BAR-D LICENSED .

Open Wednesdays and Thursdays 4 p.m. to Midnight
Friday 4 p.m,= 2 a.m, Saturday 12 noon - 1 a.m.
Sunday 12 Noon - 10 p.m.

D-BAR-D CABARETS

Friday Amateur. Night 9 p.m. - ??
Saturday 9 pm. - Tam,

schedule of events:
fe Mon phe

fe: tent ‘ THIS SATURDAY EVENING
COUNTRY SQUIRES.

PARTY BOOKINGS AVAILABLE MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY — PHONE, 365-3294

" D-BAR-D RIDING STABLES
. One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenla

' rents are: subject to
it 80listen ‘to .all an-
nouncements at ' the ‘school,
and we'll. see: you at the

é Winter. Carnival,

a 49

6%

RREETR BE SIDES .. 79e

CANADA No, 1. HINDS . 89¢
QUALITY. GUARANTEED FRONTS 49c

3 Ib.
Tin ae ai

CARNATION.
“TALL TINS

WAGON WHEELS .. 4%c

ROBIN
Hoop ..

OATS ‘coe ...... 5 Ibs. ie | (ISCO OW. 1

LARD suns ue SS | Ibs. $1

CASHMERE.
6 ROS

& MACARONI},
CATELLI. 5 Ibs.

TISSUE 69¢ | SPAGHETTI

BLEACH tx... 9

& BEANS.
‘14 oz,

SCOTTIES no ... 3phs. | POR

DINERS cara “6 al 1

JUICE aoe

NABOB. 48 or.

FHS CHIPS

FRASER VALE. 20 oz.

49°

noo) 19

GOLD. CUP. 10 oz.

of the Weekly

All ¢ should be to:
The Editcr, Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castle--
gar, BC, Lettera for publication must be aligned

the g for that portion of the advertis-
Ing space occupled by the incorrect item only,
und that there shall be no Mability in any event’
beyond the amount paid for such advertisement,

e fet

TRAIL and CRANBROOK

Reservations and Tickets °
“SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS”

WEST’S

TRAVEL AGENCY PH. 365-7542

639 Baker Street, Nelson, B.C. Phone 352-2313
Your authorized Camp Surgical dealer. in the. Kootenays

— KINNAIRD ONLY
: PRICES: EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY