CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 6, 1972

“Wide Variety of Book Fare
Available at Public Library

Some of the latest vol- Raw
umeg on the shelves of the a Quick and ey, Hod:
Castle: goon; So You'd ue a Buy

lane, riffin;
The Observer’ 's Book of Alp.

aft,

Canada’s Fighting Fi
ots, ma Cos,
Bush Pilots, M
Soccer Coaches Mi a
Scuba iving, Wheeler
North; Guns and Shooting,
Gerald Burrard; The Art o!
Tying Wet Flies, James Lele.

The Sensuous

Book, Cari Withers; Pick a
Peck of Puzzles, Arnold
Roth; 25 Kites that Fly, le
slie Hunt; White Sou

is Allan; H

The Horse and

The Voyage of the Dawn

Treader, he Magician's Ne-

pher The Silver Chair,

The Last Battle, all by C. S. Pik resley Marx; bn.
a Ora jard-
The Scarecrow Clock, popes ot oe

George Mendoza; My Kang-

aroo Phoebe, Limmer;

The Little Prince, Antoine

‘Primitive’ Artists

Sougit by Galtery

“The Burnaby Art Gal-
lery is seeking local artists
A f ho paint in the primitive
style.

A showing of this kind
of work is scheduled, for
November of this year. Ac-
cording to assistant curator
Phil Harrison the artists to
be represented “should
Se had little or nor for-

“We hope ne exhibition
will unearth new ideas and
offer fresh approaches,” he

“The show will run from
Nov. 29 to Jan. 2 and clos-
ing date to receive work is
Nov. 2. The gallery will pay
the costs of shipping | aud

Mr. C
Youn,
nema 2 th a Gun,

George Coxe; Our Kate, Ca-
therige Cookson; The Braln-

ank; Mieco.
Living, Jan-
Is of

graphs of their work.
farsh; Handbook of S! ee ie addrese
and Stunts, Hlsenberg;  Gipin St, Burnaby z

Now's the time for
B.C. STRAWBERRIES

Red, ripe strawberries from the rich growing areas of
the lower maintand are now at the peak of freshness and
flavor... ready for your family to enjoy in strawberry
shortcake and other delights, B.C, strawberries are also
an excellent freezer product, available under several
rand names at your local food store. And of course,
Jams made from B.C. strawberries have been a favorite
sandwich spread for many years, not only in our own
province, but across Canada, You can enjoy these pro-
cessed products throughout the year — but the time for
fresh B.C. strawberries Is right now!

For a collection of B.C, berry recipes, write:

es
= 2 B.C. FOOD INFORMATION
RS

© GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
cS Partiament Buildings, Victoria, B.C.

‘aun

Me, and Mrs, Randall William Cross — Nadalan Studios

Kinnaird, Valley Vista Classes Close
With Year-End Prize Giving Ceremonies

A retirement gift to
Mrs. R. L. Moen from Div-
ison 18 and toe tapping
music by the Rainbow Haze

Big Eye To Peer
Inio the Heavens
From Selkirk

s Selkirk College ‘has ac

: lege region.

The new ilecope’ has
been housed in a small ob-

ge of a esimately S0t 500
times. The average e pair of
binoculars, on other
band, m0 magnifies ‘about sev-

tele ey laborat
lescope as a laboratory.
By late summer it is hoped
that the telescope will be
available for informal ob-
servation, in which the pub-
lic will be invited to par-
ticipate.

‘There will be no charge

Cons unity groups or
individuals ials wha. would be in-

ton, dep:
ment of physics ; at the col-
lege.

Rainbe
students Billy co
Wayne McCreight, uie
Normandeau, Ronnie Plot-
nikoff and’ James ‘Warner.
‘Mrs. S. Lanzarotta

bault, Jimmie Smith, Sandra
Plotnikofé, Denise Vader,
Cynthia Morehouse, Neil
Leveridge, Lisa Martini
rie Proud, Scott Paisson,
pine Vader, Gwen Kruetz-
Rene Trusz, Lyle Stou-
Sharilyn Henshaw,
Son Varabivtt Patti Paul,
Marlene DeVries, Bill Wal-
die, Bobby Stewart, Patti
Kubos, Joy Eaton, Donna

was * Fenlp

present representing
school board for Scho@l Dis

awards;

Proficiency:
Aaron Embree, Christ-
her Fraser, Karen Birch,

gale rey,

Doryanne Keating, Steven
Bozek, John Roberts, Louis
Normandea:

fon. Varabioff, Nicky Brown,

Roclty Fg ott, i Carol Barn-

wee faresot, Ricky
McCreight, Brian Ward,
Jeff Shelfontuk Jamie Mil-
Allan, Glen
Sorenson, alti Tipping, Mi-
chael Demeo, Wade Thomp-
son, Ralph Kozak, Kathy
Roth, Danny Bate, Debbie
Hague, May Chernoff, Les

Penmanship:

David Picton, Donald
Cromarty, Chris Wanjoff,
Peggy Gjennestad, Connie
Paulson, Cairie Archam-

Richards, Warren |

HELLO!

May We Introduce
Ourselves to This
Community as The
New Proprietors
of the _

CASTLEGAR HOTEL

Mike and Natasha Andruff

We are Looking Forward to Serving You and
Becoming a Part of This Community
Phone 365-7474

Located at the Corner of Pine and Front Street

Gorkofs
Perfect attendance for
the concluding: terms: x
rader, Fred.

D
Pozdnekoff, spyntna More-
house, Lisa Martini, Angela
Bruce Marshall,

Pakula, Cheryl Kristi
Debbie Nich valodoft, Dale
Ca: Colleen D:

ukin, Bert Krachenfels,
Michael Varabioff, Jeffre:

Towneond Marti
Terry ‘eff, Bruno Gra-
ziotto, Mario Baff,, Karen
Christensen, Steven Holds-
Kirkwood,

worth, Robert
Johnny Pereversoff.

Francis Baff, Phillip Kul-

babe Clary Liber and Brent -
aan

ophy winners - from
the neo’ track: meet were
announced by Mrs. J. Ku-
bass aug M. Zibin. These

special ” was
given” a the following stu-
for service in ne

Alexander,
Shirlene ‘Shelfontiuk, Faye
Bignell, Cheryl Kirk, Cindy

‘Bondaroff, Billy Cheveldave,
‘irch, -

Kathy Fenner, Lynn Bi
Cindy McLeod.

Cross - Popolf Nuptuals Heard ...
In Pretty St. David's Service

St. David's church was
the scene of a pretty May
wedding that united Violet
Lou Fopott of Castlegar and
Randall Willlam Cross of

Calga an
iciating clergyman
were the Rev, Hal Sambell
of Hanna, pas ane the
Rev. glint How:
The bride is fie gauge
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W:
Popoff of Castlegar and the
groom's parents are
and Mrs, William Cross of
Hanna, Alta.
During the service Ter-
y and John  Streloff of
lelson and Castlegar sang
“Let It Be Me” a “It's
Only Just Begun” to the ac-
companiment of John Strel-
off on the
The bela ide wore a gown
of er taffeta with
a mandarin 1 collar and lace
bodice. ‘The sleeves were
puffed and had a wide at
The. skirt was potty
ered and dais;
enhanced the
front of the cress, Her
headdress was a separate
Jace hood and she wore tiny
white flowers in her
As she walked up the
aisle of St. David's, on her
father’s arm, the bride was
followed by her matron. of
honor, Lillian Schutz, of Co-
quitlam, .and her _brides-
Marcia Popoff of
Castlegar, both of whom are
her sisters, and Julie (Cross,
of Hanna, the groom's sist
er. Flower girl was Kristy
Ann Popoft of Burnaby, @
niece of the b
oy oe gowned in
mauve dotted Swiss dresses
with skirts softly gathered
to the bodice above the nor-
mal waistline. The dresses
featured a round neckline
and long lantern sleeves ga-
thered on snapped cuffs and
flowered trim in shades of
mauve. They carried bask-
ets of mauve and yellow

mums.
The flower girls' dress

was of the same material

but A-line style and with

short puffed sleeves with |

trim. ghing down the front.

The brides atlongents and *
the flower girl had white |
daisies ‘in thelr

Best man was Const. Way- i?
ne Finnerty of Prince Geo- *;
e, and ushers were Grant .
icLean of Fort Saskatche-
wan, | Alta, and Barry Cross
of Lethbridge.

ates
mother was in a pin ae
of fortrel crepe.

The reception hall was
decorated with white and
mauve streamers and white
bell and vases-of lilacs.

A four tiered cake was
set in mauve telle. ‘The cake
had mauve cascading roses,

white: doves
Tings, Tp lea at srt

On the bride's _ table.

were the baskets carried by

her attendants and two can-
delebra with mauve and

couver and
toast to the bride was pro-
Bored Oe by Walter Schutz of

Guests attended from
Vancouver, Hanna, Victoria,
Saskatchewan, Burna-
uitlam,

For her honeymoon to
Calgary, the bride wore a’
jotte knit fort-

Tell,

The couple are residin;
at aiz5souh St. 8. S.W., oe
gary.

REGIONAL ECUM

Service once monthl
Contact clergy for d

Parish Office: PI

Anglican & Unifed Churches

SUMMER, SERVICE SCHEDULE

ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH” :

ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR

9:30 A.M. every Sunday
Shared Anglican-United Service ©

i Clergy: Terry Allen and Ted Bristow

ENICAL PARISH

yi
etails

hone 365-8337

; ‘pre
for

FRAUD

A‘traud char,
ght about a $26
‘bert J. Johneon,

‘The court also ordered i]

him to make restitution on
a $5 cheque.

CHURCHES

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC i CHURCH
Rey, E, A. Brophy

Ph, 965-7143: ° >
Sunday Masses at -
9 am.- ll am, - 7pm.

ARY.
BAPTIST VEHURCH
Oftics 885-3430

me 365-6607
Next to ano ho Cloverleat Motel
Castleairc Plaza:

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH

405 Maple St\,. Castlegar

Worship Service 11 am.

Sunday ‘School 10 am.

1905 - 4th Ave. Kinnaird
“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

—— fo
APOSTOLIC CHURCH a
block East of the

Wed. 7.80 Prayer Bible

N. Walker - Phone: 365-0682 am

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

>

‘Business and Professional Directory

Dutch Cleaning Service |
Day: Week or Monthly

ntracts
Shampooing wall to - wall
res hit and rugs

Estimates. Ph. free of
pie ares $52-7123 or Nelson
ith 6826, Castlegar. .
Satisfaction or No Charge
“Basis” C. Van Pelt

MMARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway Distributors
Ph. 365-5459
Kinnaird, B.C.

Industrial, Commercial |
and Residential
oper ies

Bol
Electric Conlon) Ltd,

Electric Heat Specialists
Medallion Homes

Ph. 365-7241 ©

EAM, SHOE RENEW
24 hr. Service on most

heels wil walt

while

Holder ote Ovthopedie

Cormitleste
« Service
institute of ‘America

Ave, CASTLEGAR
Phone 365-3231

of Registration

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop

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

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.S,
OPTOMETRIST

366 Baker. St.
Nelson, B.C.

Ph, 352-5152

COLUMBIA SIGNS

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

ROBSON RADIO & TV
Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals
Ph. Pate Zibin 365-5575

"CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

WEDDING
STATIONERY
pasate
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“Mail subscription rate to the Castlegar News

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se Caitiaear mc,

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It ts.'a member’ of the Canadian Weekly
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of oes Weekly

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writer. “Pen” names will be used on‘ req
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questing space that the IMability of the pager ty
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Ing space occupted by the incorrect item o
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SIGNING UP for life memberships in the
Castlegar Curling Club are members of the
ladies club, Nick Oglow, Jack Chrenoff and
m Cerl Henne watch Mrs, Sandy Filipchuk and

ing facility

Mrs, June Grant fill out their papers to
help with the building of a new curl-

which will adjoin the pre-

sent Arena. — Castlegar News Photo

Robson Elementary School Classes Observe
Their Traditional Awards Day Presentations

: The Robson Eclement
School hei their sana

Briggeman,
Grade land 2, Mrs, Re-

"scholastic achievement:
Hon: Mention: Sandra Pal-

ic
Hon, Menuon: Karen Evin,
Sheryl Ma '.

Most Improved: Bradley

cInsurance services
on all classes

“ayroMoaue
BILITY
"BONDS

See.
Hugh Nicol
sat

ANDERSON
/ AGENCIES

Castlegar, B.C.

Most rade

jody Hackman; iad 2,

Donny Shecsl obitoff.
Grade 2 and 3, Miss

lastic achievement:

Scho!
Laurel Kisielewski, Marilyn
Gorkoff, Leanne Smalley,
(all tie

Most Improved; Lorrie
Sherstobitoff, Sharon Wig-

en (tied).
Perfect attendance: Be-

verly peeriat: Marvin Koo-

chin, a Hoare Graham, Rob-'
Grade 8, Mrs. Couch:
Scholastic achievement:
Konkin, Caroline
Zaiteoft

(tied).
Most improved; Glen
Bordmg, Yvonne McGuire

(tied).
Perfect attendance: Bar-
Ty Quaedvlieg, Tammy Mas-

50. :
Grade 4, Mrs. McGaul-

be ry. He

Perfect atvendancs: “Shar-
on Boolinoff, Kelli O'Neail.
Laurie Salisbury, Judy Zur-

ek.

Grade 5, Mrs. Reibin:

Scholastic achievement:
Shelly Kaulsoa.

Most Imprved: Geral-
dine Mott. Perfect attend-
ance; Ronnie Zaitsoff, Pat
Salishury, Nadene Gregory,

Hoodikoff.

hance fale 5, Mr. Landis:

lany
. with hammers, saws, horse-

* Jackie Dillen, 2nd. Melo lody

Jackie Dillen, 3rd. Tracey

Rain. Showers Fail fo Drown Enthusiasm
Of Annual Pentecostal Sporls Meeting

The Su
School gies the rainy
weather and had their an-
nual picnic. in Kinnaird
Park on June 17,

games of skill

meron rave @ and 7
years: 1st. Gordie Lamont,
Bnd, Brenda Cricket, 3rd.
Dou ug Eaton,

spoon race 8

Carol Kurnoff (tled).

ars, Ist. TOM. 3rd. Donna Hale,

shoes and: ball games were ena
enjoyed by the adults
while the following are the

ts of . the children’s

Brenda Crickett, 3rd.
resull Sahistrom,
8

Spoon race 9 year:
Teresa More; ae Joy
aton, 3ré ichael Hale.

Spoon’ race 10-12 years, 1st. Cindy Dillen,
Ast, Patt Tipping, 2nd Don: da Sablatrom, 3rd. Bi
na-Hale, Srd, Leslic Kirk, Hale.

Dash 8 years, Ist. Ron-
ald Hale, 2nd. Danny Sahl-
strom ard, Raymond Nazer, Morosoff,

add ite See top mate ne
chael Hale, 2nd. Joy Eaton, Skippin;
3rd. Philip ee

Dash 11 years, Ist. Pat- tinted
ti Tipping, 2nd. Beth Sahl-

ear old dash,

Ast Hie anes 2nd.

Brenda Crickett, 3rd Kerri
Sahlstrom.

5 and under dash, Ist.

Srd.

Sablatrom, 3rd. Marilou

“Spoon race 6 and un-
der, 1st. Marilou Eaton, 2nd.

rom.

inday strom, 3rd. Leslie Kirk and

Dash 12 years, Ist. Gre
Moroso, 2nd! Gwen Sah i

Skipping raco 7 years,
Ist. Tammy Paulson,” 2nd"

Skipping race 8 years,
2nd, Bre-

Skipping 9 and 10 years,
Ist. Donne Hale 2nd. ‘feresh
Michael

g 10 and 11
Patti Tipping,
2nd. Leslie Kirk, Grd Be’
Sahlst,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 6, 1972

jahist-

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“Hon: mention: Betty-
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Perfect attendance: Fet-
er ae Tony Donald,

er,
Tru!

" Cook-Oul Marks
Sentine! Team
Season Closing

Monica Gleboff, Hon. Men-
tion: Marie Koochin, Debra
Sawatsky.

Most Improved: ‘Laurie
Salisbury, Hon, Mention:
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D-BAR-D

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| “Every Friday and Saturday Night
STARTING AT 9 P.M.

THIS WEEKEND:
‘SOUNDS OF COUNTRY

Admission $1.00 Per Person

Delicious Meals Served Every Wednesday
and Thursday from 4 p.m, to 1 a.m. .

D-Bar-D Riding Stables

-Phone 365-3:

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Mighties

‘ke SPORTSCRAFT Hard Top Tent. Trailers. Rolls
Up Without Effort also Executives Models with
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The basébalt
wind-up ocean was held
on June 25 .in  Kinngird
Park, and even with ad-
verse weather, all the gam-
es were Played on this the
final day of ball.

*_ In_sandlot f perebel the
winners Castlegar
league were ‘he Dodgers,

coached by Fred Hoodicotf :

while the Kinnaird winner,
the Mets, were coached by
John 21 Tamelin and his son,

jayne.

In the sandlot all-star
game, Castlegar, coached by
Ear! en won.

e Junior Bronco
Gfosquis) the league and
playoff winner . was the
Hornets; cuached by Wall

* Horning and John Strelioff.

Senior Bronco (Beavers)
winners were the Cubs,
and his son
In the coaches and um-
pire game, the Bob Shersti-
bitoff team managed to win
despite the bad umping
and cheating from the op-
posing team.

The next event will be

the Senior {Beaver) Bronco .

all star team which will be
formed shortly and will go
to: West ;fuchmond ies early a
gust pla the B.C.
nals “hs tea will. be
yy Bill Kerailt ani
Ell Shersttbl tofé. z
xhibition games. will
be scheduled this month.

A spokesman for the ex-
ecutive expressed his a
preciation for all the help
given during the season by
umpires, coaches and score-
keepers. He- also thanked
Mrs. Verna Keraiff and the
ladies who made the final
cookout day a success,

6. J. SMITHERAM
TRAILER

“TOWING
Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308
Box 1351, Castlegar

Daler Rayn-;
David slower Gerry.
betskoff.

poached by. Bill Stefoniuk a;
Mike.

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69

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Marshmallows 3, 89¢

PEANUT BUTTER:

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