CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1969

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1969
Ladies Auxiliary Assist
On Remembrance Day

The Ladies Auxiliary to
the Canadian Legion Branch
No. 170 held their regular
monthly meeting Monda:

Quigley-Wallace Wed at Double Ring Ceremony

TRUCKLOAD St. David's .. Anglican sepensotles were white and,

SALE OF FISH Church was the scene:on Sat- y carried cascading bou-,

urday, Oct. 4 of ee Souble we (ywith orange reawer

rng ceremony which united|crysanthemums in the celluc

FRIDAY», OCT. (31 Elizabeth Wallace of|surrounded by white mums.:

12 Noon to 6 P.M. Cranbrook, youngest gaught:
Several Fresh (not frosted) er of Mr. and Mrs. Donald|terial as

McLean Wallace of Castlegar,|ed their hair.

High Arrow Shrine Club
Now Has Ladies Auxiliary

The wives of the newly
formed High Arrow Shrine
Club have recently formed a

a Workmen's Rect gare
are

has warned British Columbia
industry that employers: who

nation for the threes hospl-'
tals which is seui to the Pac-
iile Command. '

provide a further incentive
to employers to adopt and
main strict accident pre-

to be an active one, with

Dainty rose8} of the same ma-'
Plans underway to attend the

suns adorn-|

evening in the Legion Hall Melp was asked for the

with 14 members present.
An application for a new

member was read and accept-

ed with her installation to
ite place at the next meet-

Mrs. P. Ewart gave a re-
port of the Castlegar and Dis-
trict fall fale meeting which
she had attended. Mrs. Mur-
ray, president thanked Mrs.
Ewart and said she was sor-
ry the fair had disbanded.

A letter of thanks from
the Senior Citizens was read
stating their appreciation of
sandwiches which the LA had
donated to them for one of
their meetings.

Mrs. R. A. McPherson
gave a detailed report of the
West Kootenay zone council
meeting which she had at-
tended in Kaslo.

The children’s Christmas
party was discussed and car-

led over to the next meet-
ing when more details will be
‘was

distribution of poppies as well
as a committee to make cocoa

ade. Several members volun.

quests,
The new LA cloth made
of blue velvet with a gold
fringe was set on a table and
very much admired. Mrs, E.
A. McDonald, a member now
living in White, had donated
the money for the cloth, of
which some remained. Mem-
bers decided to purchase a
new LA crest: with the un-
used balance.
The

teered for both these ‘re-! i

and ‘coffee on Nov. 11 for
those taking part in the par-

wae jpbpointed and members
Walker and Mrs.

E. erourice,

Mrs. M. Peachey extended

sincere thanks for the flow-

ers she had received while

in hospital.

a of

NOT QUITE LIKE HOME but young , Barry
y Creek has an the ad-

area,

Ak:
vantages of the newly

and District Hospital, which will e open
for the public to tour Nov. 8 from 2 to 4
P.m, following the official opening ceremony.
| Barry’s ward is bright throughout, with co-

an art in the gigantic aa

lorful curtains and even a friendly squirrel
to add a little brightness. to his day. An
i with table chairs, toys of all
sorts and games is set aside for those child-
ren allowed from their beds. “Play Ladies”
also come in two hours every afternoon
on days that they may be of service.

— Castlegar News Photo

Mii making effort in aid

Ladies’' Auxiliary with
first officers being Mrs, Burt

MeNicol, president; Mrs. How-| hi
ard An

dereon, vice-president
miand Mrs. Harry ith, sec:
retary-treasurer,

ry with Cae
decorated golf

ig the Pacific Northwest
shrine ceremo!
The ladies first money-

ohrine nt ae a well at-
tended,

the Trail Shrine, crippled. child-

ren’s Santa Claus

items included in addition to
our fresh frozen re; ine.

Located at Gulf Station
Near Kinnaird Junction

joint ci
arty with the Shi
Peeholive fashion ‘show in WEST COAST SEAFOODS

the spring.

CASTLE THEATRE sez

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FRIDAY MATINEE 4 p.m. - FRIDAY MIDNIGHT.
OCT, 31 — “CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF" color

bake Bitges Feld recently at
Nordic Hall.

hel Ni

‘he. main prize of the
avenues a large, fluffy,
family decorated ange: food
cake Y which was drawn for
by the youngest guest of the

SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY - NOV. 1 - 3 - 4
The Stars of Born Free are back!
“RING OF BRIGHT WATER” color Drama
Bill Travers — Virgina McKenna
NOTE: Matinee Sat. doors open 12:30 show starts 1 p.m.

evening M Scheel-

ar and won ia Sandy Suttus,
who said he intended to use

it to celebrate his 75th birth-

made to make a-donation to
the Youth Training program
and to make the regular do-

DID
YOU KNOW
PACIFIC IS
THE ONLY
EVAPORATED

Mrs. ii dohnson Ph, 365-8294,

F. Mills of Silverton
ne guest of Mr. and
» Dewis in Robson on

day.
Visiting with Mrs. I Mc-
for a few days is her
in-law Mrs. P. Sherri-
dan of Vancouver.
Mr. J. Heslop of Robson
spent the weekend visiting
in New Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Eastcott

Castlegar Scouts
Tour Pulp Mill
As Badge Work

A very thorouchia! and in-
teresting tour of Cel ear, ‘Ss "s pulp
mill was conducted b:
Calderbank and Dave, Autns
for the membere of the sec-
ond Cas Two
tours of° industrial plants are
required for part of the Citi-
zen badge at the gold stage.

A course in photography
is being held by Gordon Pet-
titt for six Scouts interested
in this challenge badge.

Prizes for the October
patrol competition were don-
ated by a former Castlegar
Fesident Ken Jones. Mr. Jones
was a King Scout of Jack Kit-
ichin’s third Trail troop.

To win the prizes, the
Panther patrol beat the usual-'
ly victorious Owl patrol. by
a slim margin. Retiring patrol
leaders Clive Calderbante and
Michael Scott will be re naeed:
by Bobby Haack an
Sommers.

very fine report @ on the

‘lthey were accompanied by
Elaine

day next month.
The auxiliary promises

of Rossland were Sunday
guests at the home of the
latters mother, Mrs.  H.
Johnson. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waldie
spent two days visiting in
Vernon last week with Mrs.
Waldie’s father, Mr. A.
Lundy, who is in a nursing
home there.
Mrs. D. M. Wallace is a
patient in the Castlegar and
District Hospital
Mr. and Te D. J._Ads-
head motored to Mica Creek
last week where they visited
their son and daughter-in-
law Mr, and Mrs. D. Adshead.
On their return home Friday

their daughter Miss
Adshead, who had been visit-
ing with her brother for a
ibert| few. days. Elaine left Robson
on Monday to return to her
home in Vancouver.

G. Millar, formerly
of Robson, who spent a few
months in Willow Haven
Home left at the weekend
with her son Mr. F. Vickers
to make her home with Mr.

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OCTOBER

and Mrs. Vickers in Powell
River.

United Appeal Drive

Alpha Phi Uses
Hawaiian Theme

A rushing party for
their prospective members
of Alpha Phi Chapter was
held on the first of the

Ny:

was depicted and the girls
appeared in very colorful
costumes with each rushee
receiving a lei.

Games were played and
refreshments served. The pro-
spective members in attend-
ance were Mrs. C. Allan, Mrs.
J. Stewart, Mrs. D. Ward and
Miss Dawn Warner.

The first meeting of the
month was held on Oct. 8

was a model. meeting,
to show the rushees how the
eetings are conducted and

SUNSET

DRIVE IN — 8 p.m. — CASTLEGAR

Oct. 30-31 Nov. 1
Joanna Pettet

- FRI. - SAT.
pug Terrence Stamp
“BLUE”
a
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“BEACH BALL”
Concession Prizes in Large Buttered
Popcorn Cups
Mon, Tues. Wed. . Nov. 3, 4, 5
: “RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP”
. Aldo Ray Mimsy Farms

m

to tell them about
the functions of Beta Sigma
Phi. The two rushees in at-'
tendance were Mrs. B. John-
awn Warner.
The cultural program for
the svenng was piven by
Austin and » Le
Paui. Reet Estimate” was the

topic. All the members
cussed questions about them-
selves that had been given

the meeting prior.

William MacGillivray, B.C.
Hydro assistant land super-
visor for Columbia treaty
projects, was recently hon-
ored at Nakusp by fellow-
employees at a banquet upon!
his retirement: after nearly
five years of service.

iliar figure to many in the
Castlegar and District area.

As relocation adviser for’
Aydro, he provided assistance
to many affected by the pro-
jects who wished.to purchase
homes or farms locally, or in

W. McGillivray Retires

MacGillivray became a fam-)Mrs. MacGillivray will live in

Kelowna.

The hostesses for the
evening, Mrs. Marx and
Mrs. J. Bozek, served refresh-

day of last week at the home
of Mrs. R. Coleman. The

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and Samuel Stewart Quigiey,
son of Mr.-and Mrs. Samue!
Pawson, Quigley of Kimber-
le:

Baskets of orange and
white dahlias and chrysanthe-|
mums graced the chancel
steps while gucst pews were
marked — wi

WB,

Rev. C. Howard perform-
ed the ceremony while or-
ganist Mrs. M. Peachey of
Castlegar Played the wed-

gm

Given fa marriage by her
father, the bride wore ne
floor-length white
ganza gown over taffeta, with
appliques of ie lace and
seed pearls, quar
terien h bell “sleeves were}
also trimmed with appliques.

long detachable

with white sai

the bride’s gift of a pearl,
pendant.

The best man was Jim
Broadhurst — of Kimberley
while. ushering duties wel
shared by the. bride's broth:
er Mr. Donald  Walli if
‘d and, Mr.

tin| Moody of Kimberley.

The bride’s nieces Kelly
O'Leary and Patti-Ann

lace were in charge of the
guest

The reception was held
in the Nordic Hall which was
tasterully decorated in the
bride’s colours with orange
and white streamers aud
white wedding bells.

The bridal table ‘was COV-
ered with a white cloth with
a lace overlay centered with
a beautifully decorated three-
tier wedding cake flanked on
either side by slender or-

M! range tapers in crystal hold-

y_scall

aoeured’ by are ie

ers and seed
The bride Pen a cuitur-

quet was of oran e roses sur-
rounded by wi petalled
mums with ersiting we Nest-'
led in the arrangement were
io tiny pear!

eal

Mrs, W. (Ellen) O'Leary
of Surrey, sister of the bride,
was matron OF: honor and Miss

entwined be

ers and low bowls
and white flowers.
Guest tables were also de-
corated with orange begonlas
and_ white dahlias in

3| bowls.

at orange

cake, which had

ther and decorated by
tella Ball, was done
white and orange

Karen
was brideata
identical .floor-

attired in ical
length co! ud’ elegance | 50!
gowns in the’ Adline featuring

the Em] mpire waistline, three| D.

quarterer leeves

en;
aie neckline.

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id. They were} cak

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At

ce by the happy couple: the

bride's us aunt Mrs. Hutchin-
ary" assisted my

The
been made by the bride's mo-|4
“4 Mrs.

S.|to Portland and other points,

Mrs, ies ihe corsage

lace from the brides brother
sister-in-law

Bitaen as well as others 3 Te

Hat, and Delta, B.C.
For thelr honeymoon trip

the bride changed into a
teal blue three-piece suit of
Fortrel, with black .

ceived from Regina, Medicine ed her bouquet to the groom's

Each wore. . a i ? ‘ Hod doutinually show a poor work

White said
cident Prevention is one in|The
which there is still

fH ment.

— Photo by Pettitt

pleted her: ensemble.
to leaving for their
honeymoon wine bride present-

grandmother Mrs. Lees, and
her blue garter was caught
by Mr. Len Moody. ~
Out-of-town-g
from Regina,

; jury

H ance may be faced with
er assessment ratings. in e
future.

quency perforin:

Speaking to the 13th an-

.{eantly if they have a good

the area of ac-

a great
eal. of. room for improve-

“It may be that the board)

respect

safety. measures if

ening of injuries cannot be
‘rout about by education,’
ihe “With this in mi

ind. per cent.

jthe a is seriously consid:
dack Young Elected
To Real Estate Brd
Fer Two Year Term

The annual meeting of
the Kootenay Re: ite
Board was held on Oct. 18
and pat at Nelson.

e business session in-
ciudad’ “the election of three
directors for. a two Sheed
term to the ard.
elected were
Trail, Jack: Young of Castle-|
gar and Milt Ryalls of Nel | ett
son.

From the board of direc.| me
tors, Brian Hamilton was
electer and Ar-|

of pink and
ite roses with a blue heart
tuelted into the centre com-

algary, Cl
Kimberley, Cran)
Montrose, Gran
Alberni.

For! yond

groom responding. A
the ire attendants ‘was proposed
by -Jim Broadhi

The bridal party were as-|
sisted in the receiving lin
by their parents as well as
ars. J: Hutchinson the brid-
e’s aunt, and the groom's

grandmother .Mrs. L. Lees of
Medicine Hat.

For her daughter's wed-|s

fallace chose a

teal bli

of a, crepe sheath dress with

matching over dress of lace,
ick

id
corsage was
pink rose buds and feathered |

Telegrams were received
and read by Mr. Donald Wal-|

The federal department,
of transport will impose’ an

er to Calgary if the two air-
lines invelved cannot set up
a. satisfactol

ing with a “Tra Wardeld del-
egation in O'

Mayor F. he “DeVito of
Trail, Deputy-Mayor Percy
Halliwell, Ald. Peter Noakes
he | 22, Warfield Mayor . Arnold
ne | Lauriente attended the meet,|'T

repared statement [it

tie to resolve the matter.
Two staff members of
the

-| Airlines Could Face
| Imposed ait Service
air schedule from Vancouv- that as

ry plan on their} Pickers;
minist |tion. He said he was taking

satisfactory.

d Mr,
curi vicepresient for 1970.
A. J. “Gus” Conroy
fave a report as represent |
Real Estate

poration func

- |record.

Nic Arcuri  of| tha!

vention measures.”
Mr. White explained that
under the present system,

Open Weekdays 1 p.m.'- 5.30 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.

employers in certain indus-
tries may have thar Wes

assessments reduced . signiti-

accident frequency record.
maximum merit rating 1n

per cent. merit may be earn-

mc \ed white in construction the

maximum’ merit: is 32 per
it

maximum demerit
in ail these industries is 3u

He said the board is con-
sidering changing the pre-
sent system to ta) a ac
merit rating et to
amount of the ual Bite
that may be earned for those
employers who are continual-

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poor.

*srom Shier supel-
visors and workmen. The re-
sult should be’a lessening of
human suffering and eath:
as well as a money saving to
those employers’ who have a
|safe peas
‘White concluded his
remarks by stating that the

and
td regulations:

Mayor DeVito ‘said “Mr.

to Me
well-informed of .the - situa-
a arpersonl interest in it and

well aware of the pro-|
Blemg a and difficulties.”

was Jobn
Caldwell Agencies tase
Cranbrook.

Maurion
stalled th

are attempting - get. an
agreement with the two air-

lines involved —

ickersgill said that

no circumstances
|would B.C. Air be permitted
to make a from Van-
couver to

the meeting with Mr. Pi
ersgill was a very worth-

were in the Kootenays and
Vancouver earlier last. week

“The faegation felt net 5

while one and: an improve-

the real estate business in

and the winner for Se tem
ber Catsire!

Klinkhamer in|by .the
e incoming officers
and gave a brief history of

Draw Announced

Winners of the United
Nations draw held _ recently
local _ Independent
Order of Oddfellows have
beent Cee

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NOVEMBER 4TH
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purchase of the new Unitron rechargeable hearing
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ment in the present services
can be. expected,” said May-|'
or DeVito.

Stocan WI
Appreciative
Of Coverage

Dear Sir:

The Slocan Women’s In-
stitute would like to thank
you. for the. publicity which
your. paper has given us. Also|:
we would like to thank you) *
for the interest which you
-|show in Slocan itself. It is so
nice to see a hit of our own
news in the paper once in
awhile small Pillage though |:

these five years Mr.

Need for Spars
Began B.C.’s First

others parts. of athe, province:
ir. MacGillivray joine %
Hydro about a year after Marx. weet. Boys ia
Tetirement fom the Provinc: E. Jackson.
ial government as deputy ‘tural -
minister of agriculture, a zy The cul for the even
post he held for 10 years. He
1s well known Phroughout: the
southern interior as he was
Forset Industry district agriculturist at Sal-
mon Arm from 1940 to 1943
The forest industry of|and his territory extended
British Columbia had its be-|from Chase to the Crows Nest
ginnings on the period|Pass, includin: East and
West Kootenays, the Okanag-
sn 7 Shusep, and Revelstoke

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AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL CITIZENS RESIDING IN
CANADA WHO.ARE 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER

“For the winter Mr. and

Body. Weight Altered
By Fat Structure Only

Since that time the lum-| Your body weight is made
ber industry in British Col-|UP Of non-fat parts such as
umbia has grown so that to-|Your bones, muscles, organs
day it is the most important|@nd fluids and of fat RE:
industry in the province. The non-fat part will not

ed in what is now British’
Columbia commenced in Jan-
uary 1848. The site chosen
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Thank you again.

‘ours truly,
Mis. Ida E. Se Thomas,
jsocan Women's |’

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Since you cannot alter the,
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your body, the question is to] w
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Gordie Baulkham, Sales Manager, Phone. 365-7209 Corner of Maple and Columbia