“CASTLEGAR NEWS, Decombor 5, 1979

50th ANNIVERSARY of Len (Pete) and
Helen Lavoie was celebrated Nov. 23 at
the Nordic Hall by family and friends.
Among the numerous congratulatory
messages received were those from
Prime Minister Joe Clark, former leader of
the opposition Pierre Elliott Trudeau,
General Ed Sch

West MP Bob Brisco, Rosstand-Trall MLA
_ Chris D'Arcy, and Mayor Audrey Moore..A

special presentation of a scroll from Pope.

ears in that a ‘In 1933 they
jomesteaded in Swiftpile,- Alta., but
returned to Medicine Hat in 1935. The war
years were spent in Calgary and Nanalmo
and then again in Medicine Hat as Mr.
Lavoie went overseas serving with the
army. Upon retirement in 1964 the couple
moved to Rossland. Four years later they
made their home in Castlegar. Mr: and
Mrs. Levele were blessed with five
hild a five g! Guests
were from

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John Paul the Second was
couple by Father Maglio, Married in St.
Patrick's Cathedral in Medicine Hat, Alia.,
Nov. 25, 1929, by Father Michael Fit-
zpatrick, the couple spent their early

Medicine Hat “calgary, and various parts
of British Columbia.
—News/MirrorFoto by Rick Crosby

/ Wedding Bells

The Gospel Light Chapel in New Denver
was the setting on Nov. 3 for the marriage
which united Janice Laurie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Law, and Vernon Allen, son of
Mr. and Mrs, A. Gustafson, both families of
New Denver.

The bride was charming in a full-length
Victorian-style gown with a full train. She
carried a bouquet of Sonja roses surrounded
by white stephanotis.

Maid of honor Judy Gustafson, cousin of
the groom, and bridesmaids Heather Law
and Louise Wilson, sisters of the bride, were
attired in full-length sky blue gowns and
carried bouquets of peach roses and white
daisies.

Plower girl Kathy Lister wore a gown in
a matching color and carried a basket of
peach roses and white daisies.

A pleasing complement to the bridal
attire was the navy blue tuxedoes with

Valerie Cormier

$150 scholarship

contrasting velvet trim, worn py the groom
and his best man, Mr. Douglas Bergren of
Calgary, and ushers Mr. David Gustafson of

Up-to-the-minute describes
South Slocan fashion show

South Slocan Hospital
Auxillary'’s annual fashion
show brought up-to-the-
minute news of the fashion
world to the women of the
Slocan area,

Under the guidance of
June Dolman of Dee's Ladies’
Wear in Nelson and co-
ordinator Olive Muir, the

“event was well received and

greatly enjoyed by a full
house.

It was made clear that
the only constant in fashion is

change — a gradual cycle of
change where highlights of
the past are molded into
today's styles, This fact was
most evident when, at the
recess, models Marilyn Oli-
ver, Betty Burk, Chris Rob-
erts and Vera Johnson wore
fashions from the 1940-1950
era, :
According to fashion ex-
perts, to be in style this fall
ani winter, you must suit
yourself. Suits were given
top priority and featured
padded shoulders, trim waist-

Slocan flea market
offered wide variety

Slocan Valley Senior Cit-
izens' Branch No. 86 held its
annual Flea Market on Nov.
17 in the Silvery Slocan Hall.

Fourteen rented tables
held. a Jarge selection of
wares for sales, Jewelcry,
Christmas decorations,
plants, baking, knitting, lin-
ens, ceramics, etc. were just
a few of the many articles
displayed.

In recognition of The
Year of the Child a door prize
was given to a child, by the
Senior Citizens. The numer-
ous tables provided many
more items interesting to the
children, such as toys, pop-
corn, candies, etc. and the
ever-popular fish pond.

The Senior Citizens had
a bake table and novelty
table and the Creative Cer-
amic group displayed an in-
teresting variety of ceramics.

The. tea tables were

d with ‘Adis

Kamloops and Mr. Terry of New
Denver.

Ringbearer was Master ‘Bruce Golds-
bury of Castlegar.

Candles were lit by Phyllis Law and
Karen Gustafson. Pianist Mrs. W. Bergen of
Oliver, the bride’s grandmother, was pianist.
During the ceremony, the bride's sisters,
Phyllis and Heather Law sang “We Have
This Moment Together.”

A reception was held in the Bosun Halli in
New Denver, where the bride's uncle, Mr.
Jim Botham, was master of The

CERAMIC

TILE
FALL SPECIAL

Tub to Ceiling
or 60 sq. ft.

toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. Bill
Berquist of Castlegar.

Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson are making their
home in Robson, while the groom is enrolled
in the forest technology program at Selkirk
College. .

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miniature Christmas trees.
Tea, coffee, pie, sandwiches
and hot dogs were served
with Tang for the children.

The Senior Citizens’ raf-
fles were won by: quilt —

line and a skirt no longer
than two inches below the
knee, Today's suits come in
wool crepes, country tweeds
and soft suedes.

Lovely soft velours took
first place in the lounge wear,
while ‘easy-pac’ uncrushable
fabrics were prominent in the
blouses and dresses.

Those attending found it
assuring to know the very
latest in fashion is available
locally, as every need for a
complete wardrobe was dis-
played by resident models
Betty Askew, Betty Burk,
Trish Bielby, Chris Roberts,
Vennie Plotnikoff, Jean Tay-
lor, Vera Johnson and Byelya
Ramsey.

Door prizes were won by
N. Nazaroff, Iris Graham,
Barbara Moran, Betty McRae
and Anne Gascon,

President Nonie Burk
presented Mrs. Dolman with
a harvest of jams and jellies
in appreciation of her con-
etbution to the auxiliary.

Henry
hanger — Mr. and Mrs. P.
Payne; beaded crocheted doi-
ly — Miss Linda Beales;
ceramic flower pot — Mrs,
Diane Shukin.

Bea Mills, in
chars of total receipts,
reported the affair a financial
success.

Following the show, re-
freshments were served.

WARNING

‘B,C. Hydro would like to
announce that the Arrow
Lakes water level all Bs
dropping approximately
feck ducing the mohth of
December.

The Columbia River will
be approximately five feet
above its November Jevel
during this period.

These changes are in ac-

cordance with the Columbia .

River Treaty.

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2 00 7, ByS8 BUNNY AND

Valerie Cormier, daught-
er of Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Cormier of Castlegar, was
among eight recipients of
$150 scholarships awarded
by the Grand Lodge Knights
of Pythias of British Col-
umbia.

A graduate of Stanley

. Humphries Secondary School
and Selkirk College, Miss
Cormier is studying in her
third year at the University
of British Columbia in arts

Westminster and awarded by
the Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias in connection with
the University Awards Com-
mittee on the basis of af-
filiation with the Fraternal
Order Knights of Pythias,
together with the students’
academic standings.

This marks the 17th year
that the awards:have been
made toa number of students
from various parts of the

and science. The sch

will assist her in her studies

at UBC.

Scholarship funds are
provided by the income on a
bequest from the last Guen-
ther Felix Sanders of New

able Donald Phillips,

Pp ant an
amount of $20,400 shared by
the students for assistance of
UBC studies, offered with
the pleasure of the fraternal
order for scholarship assist-
ance.

TIME: 1:45 p.m.
DATE: Friday, December 7
PLACE: Celgar Road and Sawmill Road Intersection

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PUBLIC NOTICE

The City of Castlegar wishes to announce the official
“opening of the

New Castlegar Water System

The ceremony will be attended by the Honourable Elmer
MacKay, Minister of Regional Economic Expansion, the Hofour-
Minister of Economic Development and -
Donald Watson, President, Canadian Cellulose Co. Ltd.

The general public is invited to attend.

Mayor and Council
City of Castlegar

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