CASTLEGAR NEWS, ee Sept. 14, 1961

United Church
Supporls Gov't
And Doukhobors

Dear Sir:

Recent outbreaks of incendiar~
lam directed against the Orthodox
Doukhobor people in the burning
of homes near Brilllant have
brought to public attention some of
the problems of the Doukhobor

Public announcement by the
Union of Spiritual Communities of
(Orthodox Doukhobors) of
their Intent to purchase from the
BO, Government the lands on
here they are lving appears to
the” immediate root cause of
these most recent lawleas attacks,
‘These are obviously efforts to dissu-
ade both the Government and the
Orthodex.“Doukhobor from this
course. of action.

‘The undersigned wish to make
public declaration of their. support
of both the B.C. Government and
the Orthodox Doukhobors in their
intention” to .conclude by lawful
means the Jand settlement prob-
Temi

We extend our sincere sym-
pathy to those who have been vic-
timived by these Iawlesa acts which
can have no justification before
God or in oe eyes of the law of

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an object. This picture is

. Plate records the

best Fiowed in cylindrical form. The camera has three parts:
a rotating turntable, a control unit and a device for moving the plate holder, _ Moving

changing image of the revolving object.

Tt seems they're stretching things just a little too far in England: these anys.
Ltd.

ch photographs all sides of

tho land.

We commend to all people of |-

good-will the practical expression of
their sympathy in ‘a concrete man-
ner by contributing to’ the public
funds already established for the
rellef of these burnt-out families or
‘by contributions made through the
frei of any ‘United Church in

aoe DOUKHOBOR ADVIS-

H. Pratt, H. P. Collins, G. A.

Leitner-Sadler Vows

Exchanged in Trail Church

St. Andrew's Anglican Church
at Trail was the scene of a lovely
late: summer wedding on Sept. 2
when Charles Kendall Leitner, son
of Mr. and Mrs.’ G. T. Leltner of

|, took as his bride the for-

| mer Janet Ellen Sadler, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs, M, 'T. Sadler of New
formerly of Frultvale,

H.R
and Mr. J, Coventry.

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‘was Ven,

Her. corsage was of white. ‘faums,
‘fhe groom's mother wore a muted
bronze jersey. with hat . entone
and black’ accessories, Her. corsage
was ‘of bronze mums.”

Summer flowers graced the
tables ‘set for 150 guests. The bride's
table was covered with & crocheted
cloth made‘ by the bride’s grand-
mother,’ the late Mrs, J. Sadler.

ie}
, H. Patterson.
“There were white glads on the
altar and baskets of white glads on
the chancel ‘rail, .The guest pews
were"marked with white bows.
Wedding music was played by
by ey Cross while soloist was

Mr ne rhe bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of chan-
tilly Ince over net and taffeta with
lily-point sleeves, The fitted bodice
was trimmed with iridescent sequins
and seed pearls.

She. wore cultured pearl enar-
rings, a gift of.the groom, and car-
ried'a white bible with'a white or-
chid and. amall
A tiny bluebird rested in the flo-
wers,

Matron of honor was Mrs, A.
Evans of North Vancouver while
bridesmaids were Miss Gail Leitner,
sister of the groom, and Miss Elaing
Rysen of Castlegar and Miss Con-
nié Duncan of Fruttvale.

‘The bride's attendants all wore
identical gowns of turquoise nylon
over taffeta with softly draped bo.
dices with cumberbund waists and

full skirte, Their accessories were
white, They wore crystal necklaces
which were gifts of the bride and
carried bouquets of white carna-
tions with pale yellow ribbons,

Mr. A, Evans of North Van-
couver was-best man. while ushers
were Mr, Barclay Creighton, . Mr,
Bill, Zeebin ‘and Tar. Bu Sadie
brother of tha bride.

Receiving at the reception whi-
ch was held at the Fruitvale Me-
morial Hall were the bride and
Lskseat parents and the bridal

a oes bride's. mother chose 8
powder-blue floral sheath and jac-

ket with honey belge accessories.

It's
BACK-TO-
SCHOOL for the
CHILDREN and

BACK-TO.
CASTLE: MOTORS
FOR A

white mums on_it.|-

candles in cryatal holders
flanked a low centre piece of roses,

After the bride and groom cut
the on two of. the bride's’ aunts,
Mrs, MacDonald and Mrs. E.
salen, < cut the cake which was ser-
ved to the guests by the bride's
counins, Brenda Startup and Shir-

‘MacDonald.

¥or her travelling, ‘costume the
Land Surveyor
Moves Offices.

land surveyor, hag-moved his office
from next to the village office to
the Creighton Building above the
Bank of Montreal,

(Mir, Cheveldave- said the move
was part of a modern. expansion

designed to: give . better |

Tues, 730 Pam, °= Young |

Thurs, 745 pm. -

! Bible study

UNITED CHURCH OF CANAD:

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Castlegar, — Bervis f f wortp at
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Bonny a “service of “worship at
945 am. -~

: CHUROH OF sE8U8 CHRIST
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“sundays at 10 am, in the .Twin
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Evening Sacrament Service 7.30 pm

Service: 12. a.m.

v Worship.
bitte Study: Nba prone ee a 230 pm.
‘Minister: EB

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bride ‘chose a

sult with white hat and gloves and

@ black patent bag. and shoes,
After a wedding trip to The

Gates of St. Leon ‘above Nakusp |"
and a cruise of ‘the’ Arrow .Lakes, |!

the newly-wed couple took up real.
‘dence at Kinnaird. -

“Invited out-of-town . guests” ins i
cluded: Mr. and Mrs, F, Cole: and |;

Richard of New ‘Westminster; “Mr.
and Mrs, T. Cole“ of North Surrey,

Miss Sandra Sisson and Mr. and }-

Mrs, W. G, Grieve“of North Burna-
by; Miss Dawn Day of Essondale.

‘Mr. and Mrs, Fred Maxwell of |-

Port. Coquitiam; Mr. and Mra, E.
G. Clark of Richmond; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Melson and-Mr, and “Mrs,
Lore Grieve of, Campbell. River;

of Marys- |:

end Shirley of, Kimberley,
Mr, and Mrs. B. ee ae of

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‘.Mr, and Mrs. C, Grieve of Roas-

and; Mr, and Mrs. B, Huss of Rose.
berry; Mr. .W. Brookhouser of Bur.
8. W..G. Grieve of,

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y tlegay (“Hospital ts
now eyuipbed with|a portable stret-
cher which makes ‘the task of mo-~
ving ambulance patients, into hos-
pital much simpler, ‘This ulsment
Was supplied iby..the 'WA to the
hoepital.
3oThe, hospital - is presently in
need of ‘an ice-making machine.
Crushed ice is necessary for the op-
eration of the croupettes for child-
ren and the oxygen tents.

‘At present me staff services
those machines: by- crushing reg-
ular ice cubes: hls proved to

help them reach this goal by don-

J..M. Macheth To
Appear al Nakusp

A Gasticgar” inex i" speak on
tourlsm and the effect the building
of High. Arrow dam would have on
it, at ithe water hearings to be
conducted by water comptroller Ar-
thur Paget at Nakusp on Sept, 29,

W. T. Waldie, chalrmann. ot the

' Chamber of

be'deterent to efficient
the machince, Besides being time
obhsuming.
“Therefore the next: project ‘of
the Women’s Auxiliary is to donate
ice: machine.to the hospital. -
‘The ladies, ofthe District can

water read 8
Tetter from the chairman of the
Nakusp Chamber's committee at the
local Chamber's meeting-Iast week
which disclosed that J..M. Mac-
beth would appear before Mr, Pa-
get to speak on tourlam, |

ating saleable articles to the. Thrift

Shop, located’ in’ the ‘basement)of

the Lewis Block, A drive will: be

held on Sept, 23 andWA members
will pick up boxes of donations, end

be at the: Thrift Shop to
articles, :

The ‘Thrift Shop ts ‘the ‘main
source of funds for the WA,’Net
Proceeds are used to equip the hos-}
pital and provide patient comforts,

your cupboards, ask -WA members.
‘The. Jacket’ that ‘Johnny outgrew,
too soon, those overshoes that Susie
wore only part ‘of last’ winter, the
aweater that has always been. ‘too
large. for: you, those vases On: “the
top shelf,,and that box of. ‘ Ohrist-
mas s cards you didn't ‘Use last year.

; Milk . ‘is

when you come: into the world
and it should remain a part of
: your diet for. your entire life —
let us deliver to you

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. the. first food you have:

thing that
ceptable but pledse, make sure’ eve
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News'for the’ wa: ‘advertisenient gi-
ving’ numbers to -phone .for pickup
and hours the zaett Shen. “will be

do not sell, but overshoes and ‘ska-

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and of the; University of Califor-
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ve | British | Columbia's extetsion “de-

8o, “ladies, pleasé’ look through f «

the provin i | to improve.
The total“number of fires burning

atthe week ending Sept. 8 was
Sor sii ths Sma ‘the week. before

certainty 6
Pose’ of the fires peace is over and
higher

-| other. big extra: expenses‘and trou-

Says: Study

Dam Sketch

Dear ‘sir: *

_ The sketch of the proposed
Arrow Lakes Storage Dam by..B.C.
Hydro is worthy. of deep study.

On the right we see the: Kettle
Valley Railroad snaking’ its way up
into the mountains,

On the left we see “the miles ‘of

For: Communications me

= ten Booth;' graduate of, Anti- x

tons division at ine University, ofl tramway ‘to

7) The double silage’ crane to

“1. | @eigar’s logs" over the “dam fs .1n-

. proves that. .log

,:| booms: Will have to: be broken up

bor, ‘power and’ imachisiery’ upkeep,

« I; wish someone would tell me
who: is goirig ‘ to"foot"that bill. Is
BO. Hydro going to stand those
‘costs? or: dd‘ they expect Celgar to
do’so? “That: question and all the

| ble High Arrow’ will bring for‘the
pulp and loggitig industry shotild be
‘out right now. before .the

persist, / "the: overnight rat is
sultictent to. jbrevent the fire hazard
too rapidly." *
“Kamloops is. the. only District
/where~ the, fire.. hazard ‘fs .above
low. This-District also reported the
highest number of new. fires — 26

to date. ‘This is still below 1960 fi-
gure of 4510548.

EVERY THURSDAY: NITE 8.00 PM. =
Rita's Parish Hall, Front Street |
JACKPOTS $85.00: &-$170.00 -
55 NUMBERS CALLED |

family. of ‘Trall were weekend. visi-
tors at the home of. Mrs. Pete Doell.

“. Mr. and Mrs. “Gnaries Kiest, and [3

“With ‘the fire situation being

: relatively “autet,

Pages loss plus the value of unman-

nburticrent hearings are held.
Robert J. Roder,

in| study but no'partichlar one has yet| ¢

been decided upon.

rough estimates indicate that stum-|

Lorhing fot soa eae

Bitty

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 14, 1961

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