“CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 9, 1975

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 9, 1976
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~THE| CHURCH BELL

,

News and Views
from

Special Service on Unity

This Sunday the regular 11
a.m, ecumenical service at St.
"David's will have a special
theme: the reconelliation and
unity of all people.

Based on a service pre-
pared by the World Counell of
Churches, the congregation will
be challenged to confess their
failures and declare their al-
logiance toward the vision of
practical fellowship in work-
ing together toward a Christ-
like community.

Church Union Discussion

Following Sunday's special

. Service, everyone is invited to
slay for a discussion of the
Church union proposed be-

< tween the Anglican Church, the
United Church and the Disci-
~ ples of Christ.

All Church members may
__ be asked at some point to vote

on this union, and these discus-
sions are intended to [nferm
members of the contents of
Plan of Union, as well as to
allow helpful discussion’ on the
expressions of unity at our own
local level.

It has been proposed that
such discussions be held after
each monthly ecumenical ser-
vice.

Morning Colfee, Anyone?

R.E.P.'s two ministers,
Bob Griffiths and Ted Bristow,
normally have their coffee
break at 10.30 each morning
(Tuesday to Saturday, Monday
being a minister's day off).

‘They invite anyone to drop
in at Ahat time and joln them,
It's a chance to get to know one
another a little better, and to
have a free cup of coffee
(regular or Sanka), tea (plain or
mint), or aqua tapa,

_. Kalesnikoff : Keuls Vows Exchanged

—Vogue Portrait

-Kosinec-Tamelin Wedding Held in Nelson

RIVERVALE YARN
SHOPPE
Lessons for all machines
New yarn shades and
Knit Garments
Ph, 368-9907

463-2nd. Ave, Rivervale
$.S. No. 1, Teall, 6.6,

White and pink carnations
and white tapers decorated the
Cathedral of Mary Immaculate
in Nelson for the Oct. 12

wedding uniting in marriage

Elaine Tamelin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Tametin
of Blueberry Creek, and Bob
Kosinec, son of Mrs. Helen
Kosinec of Nelson.

Rev. William J. Laurie
officiated.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floof-
length Empire styled gown of
white bridal satin with a lace
amd scalloped neckline and o
train which draped from the
high waist. Applique roses on
the gown gavea pleasing effect.
Her full-length veil was three-
tier and she carried a bouquet
of red baby rose buds, pink and
white carnations and baby’s
breath,

Matron-of-honor was Mrs.
Hal Hesketh of Kinnaird with
Miss Shirley Kosinec of Nelson
as flower. girl.

The attendants were

attired in fulllength gowns of

green polyester suede with
long:sleeves:and green and

white pinafores which layered

their gowns. They wore green
and white flowers in their hair
and earried cotonial bouquets of
pink and white carnations and
red roses.

The ringbearer was Mas-
ter Donnie Tamelin of Blue-
berry Creek.

Mr. Gordon Jeffs of Nelson
was best man with Mr: John
Kosinee of Nelson and Mr,
Charles Hill of Canal Flats
sharing ushering duties.

lowers, streamers and
green and white bells were the
decorations for the reception at
which the bride's table was
centered by the wedding cake
depicting a rose garden and
decorated in pink and red roses,
buds, green leaves and topped
with a couple silting in a love
seat,
‘The toast to the bride was

proposed by her uncle, Mr.
John Lebidoff of Castlegar, who
was also master of ceremonies.

For her daughter's wed-
ding, the bride's mother wore
pink Fortrel dress with a pink
rose and white carnation cor-
sage. The bridegroom's mother

chose a Fortrel dress in coral .

and white. Her corsage was of
coral roses and white carna-
tions,

For travelling to Banff and
Calgary, the bride donned a
grecn and white blazer with
green pants. Accenting her
oulfit was a red rose corsage
and pearl carrings, a gift from
the groom.

“The couple now make their
home at 706 Silica Ave., Nelson.

Out-of-town guests were
from Canal Flats, Rutland,
Nelson, Castlegar and Trail.

Service Held at Grand Forks
For Stella Marie Creech, 6

- Funeral services were held ~ for Stella Marie Creech,-61,

Friday -from-the’ Hammond ="*bel

Funeral Chapel in Grand Forks

Funeral Services Held for Longtime West
Koofenay Resident Iris Roberfa Veysey

Funeral services were held
Dec. 19 from the chapel of the
Castlegar Funeral Home for

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED

Board and room

jired for

Is requ
Cominco employees,
Please telephone 364-4330.

Iris Roberta Veyscy, 85, long-
time West Kootenay resident
who died in Castlegar, and
District Hospital Dec. 19 fol-
lowing an accident in which she
was hit by a truck.

Mrs. Veysey was a public
health nurse in the Nelson and
Creston areas before moving to
Castlegar in 1957.

Born in Victoria, Aug. 26,
1919, she was educated in
Vancouver, where she grad-
uated as a registered nurse
from St. Paul's Hospital. She

“received her degree as a public

health nurse from UBC.

SNOW REMOVAL
W-A-R-N-I-N-G

Notice is hereby given that all Motor Vehicles must be off the streets
during snow removal or so parked that the main roadway is clear for snow

plowing,

Bylaws Nos. 72, 314 and 331 provide for impounding of all Vehicles on the
street during snow plowing — at the owner's expense.

In the business areas, all cars must be off the street after 12 midnight to
allow for snow removal.

In residential areas please move your vehicles when snow plow is in

your area.

If vehicles are not removed, a traffic tickel will be issued for the first

offence.

Mrs. Veysey was a sports
enthusiast anda member of the
Castlegar Presbyterian Church.

She is survived by her
husband, Bill three sons, John,
Douglas and Reg at home; two
sisters, Mrs. C. (Georgina)
Dillow of Newport Beach, Calif.
and Mrs. D.B. (Claremont)
Hurley of Vancouver; one bro-
ther, George M. Williscroft of
Fort MacMurray, Alta, and her
aunt, Beatrice Williscroft of
Vancouver.

Rev. W. ©. Smyth offict-
ated with organist Mrs. Dawna
Dinning playing “Breathe on
Me Breath of God” and “We
Have an Anchor", ‘

Pallbearers .were Ken
Campbell, Jim Williams,-Jersy
Veysey, Mike Muller, Joe Zait-
soff and Donald Macintosh.

Burial took place in Park
Memorial Cemetery in Kin-
naird.

aq indagtil Fiat ta

Workmen's Compen-
sation Board fasued 4051 indus
trail first, aid attendants with
certificates of competency dur-
ing 1973, Industrial first, aid
attendants must be examined
and certified by-the board
before they are alloyed to
ractice first aid in B.C, indus-
ry.

jed wife of Gerry Creech of
Christina Lake and formerly of
Kamloops.

Mrs. Creech died in the
‘Trail Regional hospital on Tues

day of last week.

Born at Foam Lake, Sask.
Feb. 18, 1918, Mrs. Creech
came asa child to Grand Forks
where she grew up and re-
ceived her education.

Following her marriage to
Gerry Creech, Ont. 81, 1934,
they resided in several areas of
British Columbia prior to living
at Kamloops. They moved to
Christina Lake in 1972.

Mrs. Creech was" prede-
ceased by a sister, Mrs, Inge
(Elva) Melicn and by a brother,
Bruce Kidd.

She,is survived by her

liusband; one son, Lloyd of
Vernon; one daughter, Mrs.
Ron (Mary) Bentley of Kam-

loops; five grandchildren; one ,

brother, Bob Kidd of Castlegar;
six sisters, Mrs." Henry (Marg)
Reid of Christina Lake, Mrs.
Bill (Jeanette) Harkness of
Kelowna, Mrs, Perry (Dorothy)
Scott of Christina Lake, Mrs.
Ted (Ruth) Berg of Seattle,
Wash., Mrs. Bill (Glendine)
Brettell of Coquitlam and Mrs.
Eric (Erytle) Hallstrom of

+ Riondel.

Rev. George Martens con-
ducted the service. Cremation
followed.

Those who wish may make
donations to the Canadian
Gancer Society, care of Dave

Dale Agencies in Grand Forks,
“or-at the Hammond Funeral

Services of Grand F

IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

provides spacious new
“accommodation ~ with
fully equipped kitchens,

Yellow and blue flowers
decorated tho Castlegar Legion
Hall for the reception following
the Sopt. 20 wedding uniting In
marelage Darlene Ava Keus
and William Kalesnikoff Jr.

The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Kous and
the bridegroom the son of Mr.
and Mrs, William Kalesnikoff.
Hoth fees ara of Castlegar.

of wed-

black and white floral gown of
‘Arnel accented by a corsage of ,
red roses and white carnations,
The bridegroom's mother chose

a blue gown of Arnel and lace. *

Hor corsage was of yellow
Toses.,

The couple travelled to
Seattle and Vancouver for their
honeymoon and now make their
home at Tarrys.

fini Teoria place at Nelson

‘ Court House in front of Judge

G. Brodie.

For her wedding, the bride
wore a floor-length gown of
polyester crepe with long gath-
ered lace sleeves and an overall
lace leaf design on the gown, A
headdress of sequinned leaves
secured her waist-length veil of
net. She carried a bouquet of,
red roses, white carnations and
baby's breath.

She was attended by mald-
of-honor Miss Kathie Tarasoff
of Thryms and bridesmaid
Miss Joy Clarke of Robson.

Miss Tarasoff wore a floor-
length gown of blue printed
Fortrel crepe, while Miss
Clarke wore a yellow floor-
length gown of polyester crepe
with short sleeves, Both carried
bouquets of pink roses, white
carnations and baby's breath.

The groom was attended
by best man, Mr. Tim Popoff of
Vancouver and Darrel Keus of
Robson.

Decorating the bride's ta-

ble was the bride's three-tier *

wedding cake, decorated in
blue’ roses and topped. with a
miniature bride and groom,
candles and the bouquets of the
pe ate
e groom's cousin, Mr.
Bill Saket of Thrums, was
master of ceremonies, Con-
gratulatory messages were re-
ceived from Saskalciowan and
Vancouver.
For her daughter's wed-
ing, the bride's mother-wore a

ft guests wore
from Vancouver, Grand Forks,
Oliver and Calgary.

Cyclist Accidents
Rate Ages 10-14
As Most Prone

According, to a recent
Bicycle Safety Report pub-
lished by the Canadian Automo-
bile Assoclation, cyclists aged
6-19 account for 83.0 per cent of
the ‘total bleycle fatalities and
injuries; $4.7 per cent of those
killed and injured were aged
10-14, making them the single
most erdancered group.
pared with the
1971 CAA. study. y, Beyellats Oto
4 years of age have a mark
improvement, while the experi-
ence of those over 19 years
deteriorated. This could be
attributed to changing popule-
tion ages.

The age group of O-4 in
1973 represented 8.4 per cent of
total population compared with
11.0 per cent in 1971, an
‘awareness by parents to the
dangers of cycling at that
tender age and better
tion and control programs,

Fishing Roles

Itis illegal to introduce live
fish or eggs into Yukon terri-
torial waters or to catch fish by
use of spears, arrows, gatfs,
lights, firearms, dynamite or
other explosive material,
aticks, stones, clubs, hand nets,
snares or jigging.

ROBSON: ©

ST. DAVID'S:
12 noon Plan of

Parish

Anglican & United Churches

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22 ¥

Service and Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

8'a.m. Holy Conmualon .
9:40 ‘Sunday ‘School *
1) a.m. Ecumenical Service
Mid-week Activities — Call Church Office

Clergy: Ted Bristow and Bob Griffiths
Office — Phone 365-8337

Union discussion

CH RCHES

What Is Missing? “+
CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430
Home 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Mote]
Castlealrd Plaza
‘Suni School 9.45 »
abi)

Fi {J llam
Evening Worl Service

ST. PEYER LUTHERAN:
CHURCH

405 Maple St., oe
Worship Service 9

Sunday School Io: iB” i

pesseee and 365-3064 :
» Richard Klein

the Church of the
Lutheran’ Hour"
Rev, Richard Klein; Pastor
365-3662 or 365-3664

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APOSTOLIC CRURCH

One block East of the
Castleaird peer rae Pla

11am. idorang Worst
7.80 apes biiraern p

Wed, 7.30 so Prever Bible ,
Study

Rev. N. Walker '' |
Phone 365-6002.

Pastor: Bev ha H, Graham
Church Ph. 360-5212
Sunday School 9.50 am
Morning Worship 11 am:
Evangelistic Scrvice 7 p.m.
‘Tuesday: Bible Study 7.30
Friday: Young Peoples 7.80
—————$_——

CHURCH OF GOD
804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird’

Sunday: School for all ages
Including adults 9:45 a.m,
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Evening Fellowship hour,

7:30

sev ST ye: RITA'S -:
CATHOLIC CHURCH -
«Rev, W. Harrison
Ph. 365-7143
Saturday Night Mass 7 pam
Sunday Masses at
9 am. and 11 am.

Business and Professional Directory.

ARMOUR PLATING

Hard Chrome Plating -
Hydraulic Ram and
Cylinder Repair
Engine Parts
Grinding and Machining
965-5367
920 Col. - Castlegar

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

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

JOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists

Medallion Homes
Ph. 365-7241

PARDMAN) FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service
GUARANTEED . REPALKS
Pb. 3658240

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL

SS. No. 1, Trail
No. 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson
Clinics Tuesday & Thurs.
Castleaird Plaza
Next to Young Agencies
Winter Hours, Effective
Nov. 12 7 p.m.-8.30 p.m.

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

DESMOND T.
UTTLEWOOD D.O.S.
OPTOMETRIST
'366.Baker St.
Nelson, B.C.
Ph. 352-5152

GREEP'S ELECTRIC
" ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING

SALES & SERVICE

Ph, 365-7075
Free Estimates

QUALITY BUILDING
PRODUCTS LTD.
“Building ‘Supply

Speciolists

707 - 6th Ave, S.
Castlegar, B.C.

Open Mon, thru Sat,
9 am. fo 5 p.m.

PHONE 365-3158

ANTIQUES
We Buy & Sell Antiques
Tuesday thru Saturday
10 a.m. to 4 p.m,
Friday 10 a.m. to-9 p.m,
M&J ANTIQUE AND
GIFT. SHOPPE
272 Col. Ph, 365-8281

CASTLE-CRAFT
WOODWORKS,
Specializing in all types
of Prefinished Kitchen
Cabinets, Store Show-

cases and Counters.

Owner: Alec Hoodicoff

641 - 6th Ave., South
PHONE 365-3616

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. AT
THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS”

CASTLEQAR, B.C,

-) FOUNOKD ON AUGUST 7, 1047. BY L. V, (LES) CAMPRELL

apace

Guides Janna Sylvert, Cheryl Kristiansen and eaiie Sylvest.

Federal Aid fo Industry in Kootenay Area
To be Continued for Further Three Months

Federal aid to industry in
the Kootenay area will continue
to be granted until March 31,

‘The financial ald, made to
new or expanding

power to make decisions with-

out first obtaining Ottawa's

approval, also indicates closer

co-operation for the future.
BE

of the areas ellgibte for federal
assistance,

The federally backed
grants and loans are made only

ing industry by the federal
department of regional econo-
mic expansion, was to have
‘ended at the end of the year.

Economie Development

Minister Gary Lauk sald Friday.

he requested the grants be
maintained for an additional
three months until his depart-
ment completes an interim
planning study for the area,

's programs for the
Ronee have already been
extended once at the province's
“request.

The provincial economic

development department has a
number of planning studies
under way in the province,
partly financed with DREE.
' Once the studies are com-
pleted, said a provincial govern-
ment spokesman, it is expected
the two departments will co-
operate more closely in pro-
- viding financial aid to industry
locating: in‘more. depressed
ares’ within the province.

Currently, DREE makes
grants to industries locating or
‘expanding in the Kootenay
‘area, without seeking provin-
cial government advice.
Once the socio-economic
‘sudies are completed, though,

:DREE is expected to expand its
iservices to other

here
said the federal government
has made grants through
DREE worth $6.4 million in
B.C. since the department
began its operations in 1969,
Some of the grants, and
other aid in the form of low
interest loans, went to in-
dustries locating or expanding
in the Okanagan region before
the region was removed as oné

and- process:
ing industries—primary Indus.
trles such as logging are
excluded—and only to indus-
tries in areas of high dinemploy-
ment and slow growth.

‘The DREE spokesman sald
the federal department esti-
mates 1,700 jobs have been
created through DREE aid to
industry in B.C. in the last five
years.

Former Castlegar Resident
Joseph (Joe) Landis Dies

Word has been received
here of the passing in San
Francisco of a former Castlegar
resident, Joseph Wayne (Joe)
Landis, 43.
«brother of former Castle-
gar mayor John Landis, the
‘deceased is the son of Mrs,
Mary Pochachoff of this city.

Mr. Landis, who passed
away tuesday after a brief
illness, is survived by his wife,
Gretchin, ‘and daughter, Chris-
tine. Besides John Landis, he is
also survived by four other
brothers:.Walter of Schaum-
ber, Illinois, George of Trenton,
Ont., Barney of Salmo and Bill
of Vancouver.

“Mads. Christian . Pederson, 86,
Passes in Hospifal af Vernon

A man who at various

‘areas—particularly the north:
west section of the province.
} ‘The provinelal spokesman
“said the fact that DREE has

‘located its West Coast office in -

Victoria and given it more

times lived at

Oasis and Trail, Mads Christian

Pedersen, 88, died Jan. 1 at

Dellview Hosptal. in Vernon.
Funeral service was held

on Monday ‘from.Peace Lu-

theran Church in Trail,

Schoo! District
9 Castlegar

Dated at Nelson, B.C.

Capri

AUTO BODY

BRITISH COLUMBIA ASSESSMENT
: AUTHORITY —

Take notice that the first sitting of the Court
of Revision to hear appeals concerning the 1975
Assessment Roll’ for the NelsonSlocan Assess-
‘ment District and. Village Municipalities therein
will be held as follows:- :

Kinnaird Community Hall,
Castlegar, B.C. _ Fab.

this 3rd day of January, 1975

Location Date & Time

14-10 am.

M.D. Naish
Provincial Assessor
Nelson-Slocan :

Mr. Pedersen, who was
born in ‘Ted, Denmark, Feb.
25, 1888, came to Canada in
1925 to Trail where. he worked
at Cominco as a bricklayer and
plasterer until 1953. He was
also employed by Trail Re-
gional Hospital for a few years.

Mr, Pedersen was a mem-
ber of Peace Lutheran Church
and in 1970 became a member
of St, Peter Lutheran Church in
Castlegar.

He is survived by three
brothers, Jacob Holger of
Castlegar and Marinus Andreas
and Carl of Denmark and one
sister, Marie Moller, also of
Denmark. .

He was predeceased by
one brother and one sister.

Rev. Harold Clark and
Rev, Richard Klein officiated at,
the service at which organist,

herd” and “Nearer |
Thee”. -

Pallbearers were Soren
Klit, Paul Klit, Jacob Pedersen,
Ove Pedersen, Gunnar Soren-
son and Karl Christensen.

Cremation followed with
interment to take place in
Denmark. ‘
| Castlegar Funeral Home
was in charge of arrangements.

Three Guides were enro!-
led, badges presented. and
service stars given during the
recent year-end windup of the
Ist Kinnaird Guide Company.

New Guides are Janna and
Leanne Sylvest and Cheryl
Kristiansen,

A apeclal presentation to
Mr. C, Harrison for his help to
the Guides throughout the year
was also made,

Guides receiving fire
brigade badges were Bev Bar-
on, Lorl Heagy, Chery! Krist
lansen, Terry Lee, Stacey O'-
Sullivan, Kathy Shaw, Janna
Sylvest, Leanna Sylvest and
Angela Wishlow.

Audrey Armstrong receiv.
ed a challenge emblem and
Collen Dascher, Lynn Smecher

ind Terry Lee were recipients
of collector's badges,

Colleon Dascher also re-
celved her badge for backyard
camper and outdoor cook, white
Terry Lee received her swim-
mer's badge.

. Baker's badges went to
Dorothy McNee, Stacey O’Sulli-
van and Patt Wallace. Patti
Wallace also recelved her fish-
erman's badge,

Service stars were award-
ed as follows:

First. year—Terry Kee,
Stacey O'Sullivan and Ange

Wishlow.

Third year—Janine Bagg,
Cheryl Kristiansen, Janna Syl-
vest and Leanne Sylvest,

Fourth year—Lorl Heagy,
Bev Baron and Patt! Wallace,

Fifth year—Dorathy Mc-
Nee, Lynn Smecher, Colleen
Dascher and Janice Shielda,

Sixth year—Audrey Arm-
strong.

Following the presenta-
tions refreshments were served
by the girls who are working

Is lieir hostesa badges.

ter are Janine Bagg, Bev

‘on, Lori Heagy, Stacey

O'Sullivan, Kathy Shaw and
‘Angie Wishlow.

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NOTICE TO PARENTS
Please warn your children about digging and playing in caves in the
snowbanks on the sireeis — a tarribte accident could occur if the children
are caught by the snowplow.

ALEX LUTZ,
Works Supervisor

The Corporation of the Clty of Castlegar _

$16.00 single and $4.00
per additional
guest ...with compli-
mentary coffee and tea
service for your added
enjoyment, On your
next visit to Vancouver
stay downtown at. the’
Mayfair Hotel located at Hornby and Robson Streets.

For reservations, write to:

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL ;

045 Hornby St., Vancouver 1, 8.C. or Phone area &

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It ts also a member of the Canadian Weekly
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Of the Cunadian Weekly Newspapers Assoctatton.

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‘The Editor, Castlegar News, Drawer 3007, Castle-
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on request, but the correct name must be sub-
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the event of falture to publish any advertises
ment of any description or in the event. that
errors occur in the publishing of .an advertise-
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the advertiser for that portion of the advertis-
ug, space vecupled by the Incorrect ‘lem only,
and that there suall be no lnbility in any event
beyond the amount utd for such advertisement.

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