CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

Dee. 12, 1968

‘MAN ALIVE

By Thomas Koester
Castlegar Lutheran Church
“I can't di now,

haven't lived yet!”

| Who is a Person Who is Really Alive

If we have never spoken,

or heard these words before
I\we can imagine that they

might reflect our feelings te

VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS of all senior girls’
teams in the West Kootenays is this SHSS
team. The girls reached the finals by defeat-
ing Grand Forks, Rossland, Trail, Salmo and
Nakusp. In the championship round played
at L. V. Rogers school at Nelson, they beat

the L. V. Rogers team 15-10, 15-13 and 15-10.
The L. V. Rogers team was last year's trophy
holder. Team members, from left to right,
are Kris Clarke, Marianne Kinicki, captain
Marlee Trischuck, Barb Sharples, Cathy
Jankola, Theresa Zoobkoff and Edwarda
Silva. — SHSS Photo

Monday Night 7:o’clock

LHS Ann ar 25
LHT y
MHT Maly, Min

Carlson’ 602.
Monday Night 7 o'clock
Kajzar 2!

MHT Tony Di

Kelowna and Castlegar Couple
Are United in Victoria Wedding

a_ traditional white gown

ot f silk taffeta with a wasp

Churci
November wedding of
Margaret Fuller ‘e Victoria,
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
hur John Robson Fuller ofjand she cnet
les Gor-| bouquet of r
F

pearls held her

“a creme

emony and
son of Vancouver sang The
Wedding Prayer accompanied
by Kelownian, Dr.
Ivan Beedle.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bfide was radiant

two

The thr
charming‘ in fullength red

owing out into a

veil of illusion silk in place

Team
winks 4 Pot Shots, 8
Droppins 3, Alley Cats
Uther 600's

es 621. Fe
Coffee Break League

velvet gowns featuring an ct Uy Eleanor

— Bowling Results —

Shirley Barton 628.
His Wally 3 Miner 263.
THS Jets 1116. THT Jets

's Harry Ch:
91, | noff 688, Bill ye Ha 675, ‘Tom
Cowlin Obetteolt

'THS Pot shots 1019. THT
; One 0, Eat
Sete

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth

Cel Swallows 1-21, Orioles
bins

. Rol
By Night Classic Mixed
Bonnett 333.

Beer les 1, Jo;
Gutter: Five 5 Odd
Kinberries 0.

Other _600'

66, Jobn
. | 659, 650, Bar eon Carnigan 635, Dai

“lal want to really live before
.|we die.

4,|from experience that it isn’t

’ By Local Churches

we came face to face with
death today.

Few people want to die
before they are sure they
have gotten the most out of
this life. The person who
chooses to take! his own life

Sincere Thanks

My sincere thanks to all who supported me
at the polls on Saturday. Your vote of confidence
is much appreciated. My thanks also to the
other candidates who helped inspire the elector:
ate to turn out in such numbers.

. Ald. G.S. Rust

igs one who feels that finding

any joy and H
life is In other

words it seems that we are
looking for something in life
that is meaningful and pur-
poseful and we hope to find
it before we face death. We

Who is the person who
is really alive? We know

always the person with the
most money or property. We
know from experience that it

fl isn't always the person with

| cood looks or a captivating]

inverted V-panel in front.
They each carfied a winte
velvet muif on which were
-|pinned red carnation corsag- ‘eam poi
es and they ore white t:ip-| Muffets 3, Mugs Ate
bows in ers 1, Take Fir

Mr. John Willson of Van-|3.

frene oy
p) Tuer, Orced 7 o’clock
Bev Maloff 231.

Mugs 2720.
Te

THS Mugs 978. THT
ints: Cheerios 1,

Pincurl-
, Wheaties
Other 600's Jo. Taylor 683,

por Ot mothing ae old the} ding Mrs.
bride wore her panda
er’s, Mrs. John Fuller, white

ler ana’ Miss MiSrea fuller,
‘ee attendants were

nt

orchia corsage.
‘Vhe groom's mother chose
a dress of violet crepe with
white silk rol colar and
cutis vatn a white plush hat} so)
red| accented with a lavendar or-

chid corsage.

Many Thanks

_.. My-heartfelt thanks to -all.who supported
me at the polls on Saturday. I would also like to
express my appreciation to the other candidates
who helped make this such an interesting cam-

paign.
Ald. Steve Jankola

At the
the Gai Bay forch Hotel the
to the bride was pro-
posed by her great uncle,
im .M. Nelson of Van-

mai
read, including oae from the
brother and_sister-| 6:

A letter was also received

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Le a_ separate
tabie “covered with a lace
th, which was handmade
’S granqunoiner
Mrs. Cairns, was a beau-
ftaful three-ter wedding cal
set on a mirrored stand. The
cake featured: silver’ pillars
between tne layers with a
sender silver vase of white) coo.
heather featuring the -top

decoration.

Prior 10 the wedding Miss | &xS
Barbara Lang, cousin of the
mtained . at ‘fie

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grandmother, J.
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corsage at White Rock.
Following the reception
the gifts were on display al
the home of the bri aae's ae
feral gandmote Mrs.

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d|Kin Gars 1, Regulars 3,

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mn 614.
Tubs: Night Mixed 9-11
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600's

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Rowdy Rollers
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Gary Jackson 625, Les hone:

Joyce Turner 240
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4 io. Morning Drivers
LHS tt Sheloff 270.

600's pa eSheloft

Joyce Turner 259.
ms 921. THT
eam points: Hooters ‘29,
Zz, Groaners 21,
Wate iy, Criers 16, 4 ‘Moan:
mare 253.

ae e Robins HO. THT

I suspect that the per-
son -who is really alive is the
person who is sensitive and
aware of the thoughts, hopes,
fears and agonies within him-

and within otuer peu-
ple. she person who is really
alive the one who sees
fumcelf as

Stanley Humphries Secondary School

Christmas Concert

Thursday, Dec. 12; 8.00 p.m.
S.H.S.S, AUDITORIUM

Featuring:
S.HSS. Band, Senior Choir, The Christmas Play,
Puppet Show, Russian Youth Choir and carols
singing in French, Spanish, German, Italian,
Portugese and Norwegian.

Adults 1.00 — Std. 50¢ — Chid. 25¢

249

At the regular meeting
on Dec. 3 iro ications for:

read and approve.

The Christm bingo
will be held on Sit, Dec: 14
with special p be
given.
ion for Legion
zone Playdowns must be re-

31, For voulars con-
toot Comrades Wadey, Lamb
or Leckie.

Branch membership was

full slate of officers
for Fit) with installations of
both branch and al
to be held on Jan. 7.

Seven Tweenies
Enrolled Here

3| | In Brownie Pack

‘The 2nd Castlegar Brow-
nie Pack met Thursday af-
ternoon in the Scout Hall
where they had their Fairy

ip were| irre

roved in the Castlegar
Vis "Soc Society. OF ite

eacn.

Lately Christia
often been accused of being
Fant and out of date.
This is far from the truth

others
of other ple.

The Pee that Christians
often fail in this responsipil-
ty oes he not render this cail-
|. What a tragedy

comes to his death
sure that he has really lived.

Castlegar Ladies
Basketball Team

Wins Two Games

Castlegar Ladies
Baskettall team defeated sel-
noe College 38-2 on wu..
27 Top scorers for Castlegar
were Site jamin with 11
ints, Kat Horcoff wou
eight ‘and Lenore Evans and
Verna Weatherhead wita s.x

, | ision commissioner, was in-,
vited into the ring to enroll;
the Tweenies.

Those enrolled were:
Carol Caulderbank, Brenda’ yo,
Schasthuizen, Janet Suter,
Louise Archambault, Bernice
McMullen, Sheila McKinnon
and Susanne Mohn. Mrs.

en bars to Gerarda Babich’
and Linda Hryciw, first-year
service stars to Irene West,
Erin Hall, Linda Hryciw and
Judy Price, second-year stars} 1;
to Anne McGauley, Kelly
g.|Harsent, Patricia McKay, Mar-
pe senriera and Carmen

seeing and action games
were then enjoyed ‘with the
Brownies inviting their mo-
thers to take part.

Mrs. Johnson ‘thanked

el fren wor all the girls on

peace and happiness this
Christmas and
Santa would be good to th
children of the world.

THE KOOTENAY SOCIETY FOR HANDICAPPED

CHILDREN

Again offer the facilities of the Castlegar News for the
local exchange of Christmas Greetings. For a minimum of

$1.00 the Society will publish

Christmas

to your friends in this area.
Drop your name and donation in the
Society’s boxes at the following busi-

premises:

Kinnaird Coffee Bar, Canadian Imper-
jal Bank of Commerce,

Drug, Castle

son Store, Carl’s Drugs, Bank of Mon-

treal, Maddo
gion.
CLOSING

Greetings for you

Castlegar
Bowladrome, East Rob-

ks, Royal Canadian Le-

DATE DEC. 14, 1968

Johson also presented gold- 04

s|the leaders for inviting her
to enroll the girls and con-'

their work and wished them
hoped ak

Top scorers for Selkirk
were Dunlop and Wessich
;with ergiat eat

On Dec. 3 the Castlegar
\Ladies downea NDU 60-31.
‘Qs was a very close guiune
| Afver the oe lu ala.

play the score was
tie Hekate. me Castlegar squau
then pulled ao alu +
scored NDU with a halftime
sores’ or 43-21. {n the sec-
legar out scor-
ed a pat "25-16 tuushing Wi
a score of 68-37.
; Top szorers for Casi -
gar were Sue Benjamin with
28 points, Eve Cross with
13 and ne2tiy Horcoift wou

‘Lop scorers for NDU were
M. riarris won 18 and J.

Quail, iN. Fogan and i. Fur-
uis with each.

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to the being
it iH Sotimated will run around $11 a month,
A special selection committee will have the
task of renting the units to eligible appll-
cants. Villa Society president Gerry Archi-
bald says he is hopeful the units will be
completed by the end of January.

PRE-FABRICATED UNITS for the C:
Rotary Club’s Senior Citizens Villa have now
started to arrive in the area and will soon
be erected on the foundations which. have
been constructed for them. The doible units
will rent for $55.25 per month, including
water and sewer, with the only additional; |

4| far
q|‘letter grades.”)

— Castlezar News Photo Ron

Investigation by UIC Uncovers
Fraud Through Use of Many Names

A case in the Vancouver of the UIC's problems in re- fast-moving

office on ‘the Unemployment claiming the ove ent ho

Insurance Commission involv. had received. sheds guil re
man who used several

janitor’s case
Despite a “not
a Originally, h rd ane Bye ede ret to pay alate
nal e: was order- and orde alate

names. After a thorough In-|ed to: repay, ‘put would not|$50 fine and ‘court costs.
{have been prosocuted. Héw- Some people might ask
if it is worth  Eoing to such

ni .jever, letters asking for Pay-|iength to make a man pa
on several police dockets and|ment went unanswered, and, Lins

mall fine.
Hie Oales on, a eee a

UIC would answer that
with another question, “Is it
necessary to treat your job
seriously?”
appear — coul It is th
appear ally © af e responsibility of

nah
Waa) lasuea and) Walters was
rested months after
he'd had his interview at the
pany which was vas Known to be |e The Story” is
1S iy 2 not quite
hiring,” told. ‘Three ‘more rants|

rather.. than letting warrant!
5 had to be issued “petore the] use.

Commission to see that in-'
sured persons receive the be-
nefits to which they are en-|
titled. It is also their task to
prevent losses to the fund
through fraud, misuse or ab-

UIC
when ake employer involved
was ma; iiway

claim * was

3° ‘dismissed for
peause ane and Boe “laid off.”

- ment was only the

go.
"When his
checked and his is employer re-
uested to confirm the reason

that Wal-
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person io not elisible for Den Jed nine little
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efit if he “
his

Sixer Susan Goetting

ig Walter with
his atentionat false _etate-

er Lynn

Nine Tweenies Join
Brownies ct Kinnaird

Magic stepping stones
tweenit

troduced. Dana -Smith, Deb-
with|bie Wood and Janet Craw-
ford into the fairies, and Six-
Fry introduced Kel-

lye! Boyko, Cindy Langevin,
Baumeister and Deb-
calms Millaird ird into the elves.
Kim Smith and -Penny
e| Fry were introduced by Six-
er Debbie Gorkoff into the
gnomes.
in- First-year stars were re-
ceived by Dawn Embree, Ka-
thy Fenner, Donna Kirby, Su-
san Lind, Joy McNabb, Cl l
Rew: Shirlene Shelfontit

and Cheryl

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KINNAIRD JUNIOR

Helen Drazdoff
Of Thrums Dies
At the Age of 65

For the last week or so,
the teachers have been hard

and work habits. We have so
been given no actual

So
In the French dept. there

is a big chart up at the back
of the room with marks re-
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In almost e
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In our next column we
present our first academic
Honour Roll: for the year. We
can always’ guess who will be
oa top, but we never know
for sure. In order to qualify,
a student’ must -have.at least
a B average with no te and
‘ks, An A is coun-

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her activities in the Trail

Mrs. Helen Drazdoff, 65,! |

Thrums and well-known for |}

sweet and sour meatballs, the

boys are producing tables,

book cases,

and tea trays.
*

dents have’ enrolled. The club
Tuesda’
pli; ‘and
sweeping, * al
d | Interest 1s very high.

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. Oct. 20, 1903 at Langham,
Mr. Lind has _ recently

Sask. She: came with her par-

Farmers’ Market, died Dec.) |

‘Mrs, Drazdoff was born|’

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 12, 1968
SHOW AT 7.30 & 8 p.m.
CASTL E MAT. SAT. 130

SATURDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY:

Did you hear |}

the one about

The Traveling
Saleslady?. |

curling verre

a school ents, the late Mr. and 5
far approximately 30 stu-| Micty anes

Michael Saliken, to B.C. and
Thrums in the early 1900's.
Mrs, Drazdoff married in
Thrums.and lived there un-
til her death.
She had been active for
the past 35 years with the
Trail Farmers’ Market.
She is survived by her

Gravel is Given
By Town for Hall
‘Ten loads of mravel have be
yy the Town of Castle-'

THANKS!!

@ to the voters who gave me the opportunity to
serve on the School Board for the coming term;

@ to the committee of women who worked so hard
to encourage voters to exercise their rights et
the polls;

@ to these women who gaye so: freely of time and
energy on my behalf as:

RUTH LANZAROTTA

id. Ed Mosby i —
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