CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept..28, 1967

NEWS ABOUT

MINOR BASEBALL:

\n Castlegar-Robson
and Kinnaird

The Way |
‘Heard It...

THE WAY I HEARD IT goes] th
andom this week, pl
things from here an

first of a couple ce gi

isa:
pointed to find That volta life”
does not mean the same thing
as “night life.”

And then of course, there
is the question of rating the ex-
pense of night sckool courses —
and a couple of novel techniques
for determining these expenses.

Informed of the cost of a
keep fit class, trustee Ernie Milts
quipped, ‘That works out to
about a dollar per torn muscle.”

“Two  bits‘a grunt,” added
Romeo Goulet.

Head of) the Chamber of
Commerce publicity and public
relations committee, Reg Skin-
ner has his work cut out for him,
it seems. A letter read at the
last meeting of the Chamber was
addressed to “The Chamber of
Commerce, ‘Kinnaird, B.C.”

ritten from a Fort Nel-

son, B.C. secondary school class,
the letter asked‘ for information
nee area — part of a school

Playin, ing their first season
against the three Celgar teams,
teachers won top spot in
league play.
In presenting the trophy, Cel-
far representative Dave Amos

will orobably. hi
a time e their ir han aye

this time” he noted.

The other new entry in the

eam.
Presentation of the trophy was,
held Saturda ah in the Kootenay
Hotel in Trail, with an authen-
tic Italian dinner to mark the
occasion,

Long-Time District
Resident and WWI!
Veleran Dies ‘Sunday

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A HAIR-RAISING RIB-TICKLING
WILD’

WED., THURS. FRI.”
Lana Turner, John Forsythe
“MADAM X"

in 1911 where he worked at Ium-
berin;

Your years later he became
raployed at Comince then sery-
ed. ars with the 52nd Bat-
talion, Mturang to Cominco in
1919 whree he: was a supervisor
on construction.
Mr. Marshall purchased and
operated a transfer business in
Trail known as Marshall’s Trans-
fer until 1949 when he retired.
During this

al
Grail | Curling Club and Shift

Me Marshall is survived by
his daughter, Eileen'and son-in-
law Ken Johnson of Kinnaird;
three ERAN eons Steve at Kin-
naird, Brian and Bill: at Van-
couver,

zuh, Frank Verzuh, Tim Teahan,
Al Hall, Jim Vipond and Jack
Corma

‘View Cemetery with Castlegar

Shows at 7.00 & 9.00

Funeral Home. in care: of ar-

Funeral services were held s
drew's An-

league was a’ Foundation-Dravo ||

Baskets of orange-and-white
gladioli ‘and white satin bows
with lily-of-the-valley marked
the pews of-St. Rita’s Catholic
Church for the Aug. 26 double-
ring ceremony at which Lidia
Louise Pellegrin became the
bride of Melville William. Ed-
wards.

The bride is the. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Pietro Pellegrin
of Castlegar andthe groom the
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ed-
wards of Sidney.

Rev. E. A. Brophy otficiated
at the

Beautiful B.C. Magazine =a
Features Castlegar Town | a

The Town of Castlegar is

i featured in a prominent place in
eal

the Winter, 19867 ion of
Beautiful B.C. magazi:
Liste

das one of the more

Author of the article on
steclheading is British Columbia
outdoor writer Mike Cramond,

‘A Portfollo of Wildlife and
a 4 Photo story about the Contens

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attractive towns in the pi

shown in a‘ “gallery. of. B.C.

towns.” Castlegar is depicted in

a full.color aerial photograph.
Other ‘interesting features

and a mountaineering expe:

lon.

y The publication goes on sale

Bent. 28 and copies can be ob-
ed from the ‘office’ of the

Castlegar News,'as in the past.

The mounuin story, ¢ Seals

included.

A. featured painting ae
a.Cariboo' scene by Mrs. Sonia
Cornwall who lives near’ Wil-|
liams Lake.

MIKE SHISKIN

{Castlegar

Phone: 365-6665”
(Home 365-6704)"

269 Columbia “Aye. “*

with Mou
Rock Mountains and the moun-
tain areas of the Purcell range
west of Highway 95 between
Spillimacheen and Invermere in
the Kootenays.

7 Gastlegar Socials

Mrs. H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294

Mrs, L, Inglehart, accom-
panied by Mrs. C.’ Henne and
Mrs. H. Johnson, travelled to

m {Trail recently where they at-

— Pat Archibald Photo

Orange & White Gladioli
Mark Pews for Wedding

for hall and tables was done by |H
Lava Gr Groutage, master of cer-

e
‘A. white crocheted table-
centered with’.a three-tiered

wedding cake embedded in white
tulle and topped wi

cloth covered the bride's’ table |and

tended a dinner and an LOBA
meeting.

-. Mr. and Mrs. G. Eastcott
who spent the weekend at their
summer home at Tulip Creek,
visited with Mrs. H. Johnson en-
route to their home in Rossland
Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs, T. McGauley

and family spent the weekend
at Christina Lake.

. and Mrs, H. Hermanson

of Vancouver and son Don. of

Cranbrook were weekend visit-
ors at the home of their son and
Saughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,

£ Hermanson. Mr: and Mrs.

we stock a full selection of

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ere
Homes from a holiday spent at

hire. McGilp and sons, Ross

Alister: left last ‘weekend
for Vancouver where they will
e their home.

bells and lily-of-the-valley. White
tapers in silver holders flanked
the cake.

Toast to the bride was giv-
en by R. Lee with Art Stanley-
Jones toasting the bride’s at-
tendants.

were read from

Mrs. S. Gallo as soloist and ws
R. Goulet organist.

Given in marriage by her,
father, the bride was radiant in
her empire-style gown of im-
‘ported silk lagoda featuring a
scoop neckline, intermission-|
Jength sleeves and a train secur-
dat the shoulders. The waist,

had re-embroidered lace appli-
que trimmed with dainty seed
pearls.

Her chapel veil of French
illusion net was secured toa
dainty crown of Pearls and crys-

Interment was in’ Mountain jtal drops.

She carried a cascading bou-

quet of white’ butterfly roses
with stephanotis and

sleeves and edges of the train | £12

BIN

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

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orange tinted carnations.

Faye Latta of Castlegar was
maid of honor and bridesmaids
were Gail lo. of. Stcamous
and Linda Chamut of Vancouver.
Michele Lee of Vernon, «the
bride’s niece, was flower girl.

The attendants were. attir-
ed in sleeveless’ street-length
dresses of apricot;ice peau d’el-
egance with scoop neckline and
empire-gathered Pvaistline. The

simple styling of. the: dresses
‘was accented by the lace jack-
ets en tone with full-length bell
sleeves,

They carried cascading ‘bou-
quets of white and orange tinted

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Coronet‘ headpieces and sat-
in matehing shoes compl
their ensemble.

The flower girl wore an A-
line frock of apricot ice peau
delegance: with lace yoke and
oe uth She carried a white bask-

chrysanthemums,
Best man was Art Stanley-

Montreal, Toronto, North Battle-

ford, Port Alberni, New Zealand

and “Ttaly.

For her daughter’s wedding
the bride’s mother chose a blue
green brocade sheath with mat-
ching jacket and blue hat en-
tone. White shoes, gloves, bag
and a corsage of white’ baby
dioli her

Deer on Highway

Causes Accident

- District Superintendent of
Schools Claude Bissel is reported
in good condition in Arrow Lak-
es Hospital iia Nakusp. i

Mr. Bissel,
for School District No. 9, Cast-
llegar, was admitted to the Nak-
usp hospital last Wednesday af-
ter the vehicle he was reported
driving,--a station wagon, left
the road on Highway 6 near
Summit Lake, Reports indicated

The groom’s mother chose
a powder blue boucle sheath
with matching jacket, navy shoes

Her corsage was of pale pink
sweetheart roses.

Dancing followed the din-
ner. :

For the wedding trip to the
Oregon coast, the bride donned
a white flecked orange sheath] ©
with white yoke. and matchin;

coat. Her accessories ‘were. in
black with her black-hat trim-
med in white. She chose white
stephanotis for her'corsage.

The couple will reside. in
Coquitlam where the bride will
be teaching and the groom will
he attending UBC,

Out-of-town guests were: Mr.
and' Mrs, H, Bertoria ‘of Cran-
brook; Mr. and Mrs. G. Selan,
Kimberley; Sam Sheloff, Prince
Rupert; Mr, and Mrs. E. Haller,
Victoria; Mr, and Mra, Terry
Robertson; Mr. and Mrs.. J. Hal-
ler, Port Moody;, Mr. and Mrs,
V. StanleyJones, Duncan; Mr.
and Mrs. D. Neale, Port ‘Alberni,

Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee, Mich-
ele and Kevin of Vernon; Barrie

Mowatt, Mr. and Mrs. Chamut,
Arvi Pellegrin, Vancouver; Gail

and Mrs.

ith whiteand-orange-tinted W. Ed

and white hat, bag-and gloves. | Kin

Jones of and ushers
were the brothers of the bride
and groom, Lorne Pellegrin of
Castlegar and Keith Edwards of
Sidney. -

- Guests, numbering 130, at-
tended the "reception at the Kin-
naird Hall, nauhieh was tastefully

hit
streamers and wedding bells.
The flower

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