14A
$1,500 Damage

Damages have been esti-

‘trailer causing the car, which
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trailer spring had previously
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pa erred is reported to have-

sustained chest and knee in-
Juries,

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 6, 1977 ‘

Bottaro-Koreen Wedding Vows Exchanged |

In a setting of yellow daf-
fodils and yellow and white
daisies, Tracy Lynne Koreen
and Lawrence Philip Bottaro
exchanged marriage vows be-
fore Rev. R. E. Eskdale at Knox
United Church in Trail in a
late afternoon ceremony April

The bride is the daughter
of Mr. Kar) Koreen and Mrs,
Evelyn Peterman of Castlegar
and the groom is the son of Mrs,
Elaine Johnston and the late
Mr. Ken Bottaro of Castlegar.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride approached
the altar dressed in an elegant
empire-waisted gown, with the

high ring collar, V-neckline and.

deep flounce at the hemline
trimmed with dainty lace. The
long, narrow sleeves flared
from below the elbow and were
accented by flower and seed
pearl appliques, which were

_ also featured on the bodice.

Her. Juliet headdress

‘secured the scallop-edged
fingertip veil and she carried a -

bouquet of yellow roses, white
and yellow daisies interspersed:
with baby's breath, For jewel-
lery, the bride wore the
groom's gift of a heart-shaped
locket.

Miss Melody Ann Cooper
of Surrey, B.C., a sister of the
groom, was maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Christine
Franco of Castlegar, Nadine
Weinrich of Puyallup, Wash.,
and Penny Grover of Vernon.
Flower girls were Lisa Green-
wood of Castlegar and Bobby-
Jo Metcalfe of Salmon Arm,

Wedding theme colors of
pale green and yellow were
carried out in the attendants’
floor-length Print dresses,

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with high
collars and long valoevess The
senior bridesmaids carried bou-
quets of white and yellow
daisies dotted with baby’s
breath, while the flower girls

held baskets of yellow and |

white daisies and baby's
Investigation
Leads to Arrest

Of Juvenile

A juvenile has. been ar-
rested following the investi-
gation of three incidents,

Qn Wednesday of last
week, the Mark Mealing resi-
dence in Robson was unlawfully
entered, however, it was re-
ported nothing appeared mis-
sing.

The next day the Robson
General Store was entered with
20 cartons of cigarettes, some

_ pastries and gum stolen.

About the same time a
Mrs, Ritter of Robson reported
the theft of her 1975 Maverick.
The vehicle, located in Pass
Creek, was recovered undam-
aged Friday. ,

The juvenile has been re-
leased and is scheduled to ap-
pear in juvenile court,

breath, trimmed with matching
ribbon.

Mr. Dean Morisseau of
Castlegar was best man and
groomsman was Mr. Rae Paling
of Cranbrook. Ushering duties
were performed by. Messrs,
Terry Cooper of Surrey, Karl
Koreen, Jr. and Brad Koreen,
both: of Castlegar.

For the reception at the
Roya! Canadian Legion Hall in
Castlegar, the bride's mother
received guests wearing a floor-
length green floral gown with
matching waist-length jacket,
A pale green scarf completed
her ensemble and she wore a
corsage of yellow roses,

The groom's mother chose
a floor-length gown in light
green, with a matching formal-
length coat and a corsage of
yellow roses.

Centering an

heirl

iced In yellow and white and
decorated with yellow: roses
and green leaves, The top layer
featured u bell and dove holding
a single ring in its beak. Small
figurines denoting the bridal
party and the flowers of the
attendants completed the table
decor.

Master of ceremonies, Kar!
Koreen Jr., read congratula-
tory telegrams from Souix

Falls, Ont. and Hudson, Ont."

The toast to the. bride was
proposed by an uncle of the
bride, Mr. John. Metcalfe of
Salmon Arm,

For a honeymoon trip to
Vancouvez, the bride donned a
three-picce pantsuit ,in pale
green, accented by. a red rose
- corsage. *

Wedding facta attended
from Salmon: Arm, Surrey,
Langley, Kaml

tablecloth belonging to the
bride's late grandmother, was
the three-tier wedding cake,

and Castlegar.
The newlyweds are living
at Burrard Apts. in ae

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Mother of Six Wins
Car on KC Ticket

A special workshop will be
held Sunday afternoon and
evening at the Catholic Centre
and on Monday morning.

Designed for parents,
priests, sisters, . catechists,
youths, parish council members
and all interested persons, the
workshop will be lead by Dr.
Tom Francour who is dean of
the religious education depart-
ment at McGill University in
Montreal.

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Kall our °

“We “would The, to, thi
friends ‘and relatives for their kind
words of comfort after the loss of our
loving son and: husband, Allen
Johnson. Special ‘thanks to all who
sent flowers, cards, baking, phone
calls, vets ‘and help In Thy ‘other

— Barbara and Samue! John-
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Family

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While Dr. Francour’s ad-
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opinion has been expressed it is
a rare opportunity to have
someone of Dr. Francour's cali-
bre to address a local workshop
and it is hoped parents and
young people will make an
effort to attend this meeting.

Procedures:

1, First of all, gather together all your articles that .,
are saleable, A little fixing may be required to make some...
items suitable for selling.

2.. You must then advertise effectively. The

Castlegar News classifieds do the trick.
Workshop Deals ‘ 3. Directional signs area big help. They also attract,
>. advertisement, Thega,signs are free‘when you ad
your Garage Sale in Sn the Castlegar. News.
4, Your miscellaneous articles should be arranged
neatly, preferably in the garage and out in the driveway.

A mother of six; who lives Having people come into your home is swkward.

at 682: 7th Avenue’ S.,- has
“become the winner: of a 1977
Nova four-door sedan.

Mrs, BE. M. (Joan} Muller
was ‘informed by telephone
Sunday that she had the
winning Knights of Columbus
ticket. Tickets were sold
throughout British Columbia.
The car is to be picked up in
Kamloops but Mrs. Muller says
the family has yet todecide just
when.

Mrs. Muller, who has five |
of her six children ranging from
five years to age 21 still at
home, said she had bought just
one ticket sometime around
Christmas or early January.

The $1 ticket was sold to
her by Walter Fields, also of.
Castlegar.)

prepared, to dicker, with your buyers in any case,
The garage sale has many You will often
geta reasonable price out of your items and you don't
have to take them anywhere. Y i)
For the buyer, a garage sale is an ideal piace to pick
" up used baby furniture, records, old bottles or some used

., an antique or two.

It makes for an enjoyable afternoon driving around
to garage sales. Often you will find things you have_
wanted; and the kids find toys that have lots of play left in

Free GARAGE SALE Signs .
when you advertise your: sale in the

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DESPITE RUMORS to the contrary, Skyway Distributors at 748 ay

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its own company. distribution system: June 3,

teatea ‘will-continue to distribution for Molson snd Casting.

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information and visual material for classroom
use. These are designed to give students an

colorful kits containing lesson plans, nutritional

of -food to

of the
- growth and health. Here nutrition educator Mrs.

Jody Toews chats with Robson Elementary
teacher, Mrs. Cory Richards.

EXTRA INCOME:

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Prayer services began last“;

< USCC. Centre in’ Grand Forks
sand Friday

‘Thursday evening’ from ’.the =

Former Castlegar Man.
Buried-at Grand ‘Forks'*’

By JUDY WEARMOUTH
Mombers of the Castlegar
and District Library board
have decided that the Robson
branch will have to close down
this week,| as the response to
this service has’ been s0

*\ meagre. The Robson volunteers”

reported that only three

patrons. attend the branch:

Tegularly, so keeping it) open.
would be a waste of time and
effort.

The main reason for the
lack of response seems to be the
reluctance of Robson residents
to pay the out-of-town member-
ship fees, Mrs, Irene Godberson

has kindly volunteered to drive
the three regular patrons to the
main libraries in Castlegar cach,
month,

The’ Story Hours in the
Cestlegar and Kinnaird branch-.
es are now over for the summer.
{the Robson Hour will continue
until May 17). The librarians

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday May 5, 1977

Local Library Closes Robson
Branch for Lack of Patronage

Librariana Judy Wear-
mouth and Pat Livingstone will
attend the British Columbia
Library Association conference

in Kamloops at the end of this -

andboard warmly thank the
volunteer Story Hour ladies,
Mrs. Wyn Naylor, Mrs. Wendy
Ferguson-Davie and Mrs,
Sharon Huston, for all their.
hard work in making these
programs successful,

The city and the library
board’ have’ arranged for the
library to receive city funding
on a quarterly basis instead of
annually as before. The library -
has always had to wait until
summer for its budget money
so this will be ‘a much more

month,

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| Castlegar Talent Places Well
In W. Kootenay Music Festival

«Results of the Kootenay
Music Festival held April 18-23
in Trail:

Special ‘Awards: ‘Presénted: to
‘Castlegar students—

+o) Kiwanis Club of Nelson—'
$50—Craig Webber.
Castle: Theatre—Valerie
* Cormier. :
BCRMTA, Trail Branch—
$50—Jean Ferguson-Davie.
Nelson Festival | Assoc.—
$10—Public Speaking—Lori
Dawson.
i.» Dora Tweedale Award—
$20—Craig Webber.”
Trail Little Theatre Cup—
Valerie Cormier.

rere Cup—Jean Fer-.

guson-Davie.
Class : 167. Piano: Back: Solo
under 10:

+ =—Nancy. Wolff, Castlegar
« (third)
Class 162. Piano: Soto;under 17
years:

—Craig Weber, Castlegar

(second)
Class. 173. Piano: Bach.’ ‘Under
19 years:

—Jean, Ferguson-Davie, i

Castlegar (first)
Class} 198, Piso ‘Haydn or
id

‘He is survived by his vitae. :

Doris of Grand Forks; two sons,
Ken and Jim, both of Nanaimo;

: Are All The
Hements on Your
Range Working?:
© We service only what we
*: Panter service, fo lower cost

Ranges, all makes
© ‘Surface and oven

'WFrem May 10:et 1 p.m.
To May - v ot 10'a.m. |:
Belton ‘Hearing’ ‘Ald Service i

for Ivan P. Dergousotf, 65, who
April 28.

Sask., and moved to the Koot-
enay, area’ with his family in
1938. Since that time, he lived
-mostly in Castlegar being. em-
ployed with Cominco,’ until ill

1974 the family moved to Grand
Forks.

health forced his retirement. In -

“Beltone Hearing
Aid Service
‘will beat...
City: Centre’ Motel

Ilis St., Kelowna /:
763-2335

died suddenly near Oliver on.”

Mr, Dergousoff: was born '
April. 1, 1912; in Buchanan,

three two
brothers, Pete Dergousoff of
Grand. Forks: and Lawrence
Mahonin, of Trail; and ‘three
step-sisters, Mrs, John (Hazel)
Sookochoff, .Mrs.: John (Molly)
Koftinoff and Mrs. Pete (Olga)‘

; Dergousoff, all of Grand Forks.

Burial took place at. the.

« Grand Forks USCC Cemetery,

with Hatamond Funeral 'Ser-
vices in care of arrangements.

Under 10 years:

Jeanette Chan,: Caste
“gar (second) -
Class .188. Piano: Canadian:
Under 9 years. --

—Jeanette Chan, Castle.
gar (third)
Class 189. Piano: Canadian.
Under 11 years.

Hans Edblad, Castlegar
{first)
Class 184, Piano,. Medern, Solo
under. 17 years.

—Jean Ferguson-Davie,

~ Newcomers Classified .
The’ name “Cheechako”,

which is one name given to a

newcomer to the Yukon, is an

“Indian ‘name’ for a bird that
-'comes north in late spring and

disappears at the first hint of

; cold weather,

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Castlegar (first!

—Craig Webler, Castlegar.
+ (third).
Class 252. Piano: Quick: Study
under. 17. years:

—Jean Ferguson: “Davie,
Castlegar (first)
Class 253, Piano: Quick Study

- under, 19: °°

—Robyn Miller-Tait, Blue-
berry. Creek. (first):

_: Class 301. Spoken Poetry: Boys

under 8.
—Robert, Schultz, Castle-
gar (second) +

Class 303. Spoken Poetry: Boys z
“under. 9.

Brian Voykin, Castlegar
—Gordon Babseff, Castle

~ gar. (second)

' Clazs 304.'Spoken Poetry: Girls
under 10.
Lori Dawson, Castlegar

‘ —Dannelle. Jackson, Cas-
tlegar (second)
“Class ': 200." Piano: Beeth

—Valerie Cormier, Castle-
gar (first)

Css 320. ‘Spoken Poetry:

} Senlor Champidnship.

(Open to winners of classes
816 to 319 inclusive)

—Winner ‘of ‘class 818:
Valerie Cormier (first)

Class 321. Spoken Poetry: Open
Ladies.

—Valerie Cormier, Castle-
"gar (first) °°.
Class 223. Piano: Grade level.
Grade 8, é

—Corrie Campbell, Castle-
gar (third)

Class 222. Piano: Grade Level.
Grade 7 B

—Valerie Cormier, Castle-
gar (second)

Glass 218. Piano: Grade Level.
Grade 3.
Hans Edblad, Castlegar.

(third).
Clase 219. Piano: Grade Level.”

Grade 4.

—Beatrix Nord- Leth, Cas-

tlegar (first)
Clase 220. Piano: Grade Level.
~ Grade 5
Jeannette Chan, ‘Castle-
gar (first)
Gass 238. ‘Composition: under.

Class 240. Own’ “Compositions:

under 16

—Corrie Campbell, Castle-: ~

gar (first);
Gus re Bible Reading. Un-

or Br aleria Cormier; Castle--

gar (first)

+ Claas 326... Public. Speaking.

| Elementary Schoo! Age.. 2
—Lori. Dawson; Castlegar:
(first)
Glass 330. ‘Choral Speaking:
Grades1-3 -
“Kinnaird Blementary
School (third)
ow 359. Story Telling: under

—Sandra” Koodrin, Castle-
gar (first)

-—Janine ‘Carpino,, Castle-
gar (second)
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