Mr, and Mrs. William H, Woods

Susan Jean Fodor and William H. Woods

Marriage Celebrated af St. David's

ndelehra graced the
David's Church

ie to form a love-

ing for tle August
ceremony uniting
sean only daughter
. Charlie Fo-

Sora and Williaa HL Woods
son of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
L, Woods, of Grenfell, Sask.
in Holy Mairim: irimong

Mauve and yellow bows
marked he e family pews.

The di ed bride
ya radlant as she entered

the church on the arm

ther father to that tradition
al wedding meret played by

Mrs, W. Walp
For her Puredaing the the
pride chose a full length
gown of white peau dele:
ance trimmed with heavy
Venetian lace as were the
ies sleeves, ston collar
full length train. Her
chapel Jength veil was four
tiers of nylon tulle secured
by a headpiece of tip
white sort centered as
seed pearls and she carried
a cascading bouquet of red
sweetheart roses and white

munms.

‘The matron of honor,
Mrs. Barbara Benedict of
China Creek, and the bride-
smaid, Miss Dianne Fullert-
on of Castlegar, were sim-
ilarly attired at ‘mauve flor-

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

al empire style gowns.
their “hair they | wore
rhinestone tiaras and car-
ried bouquets of yellow and
white mums.

Letter to the Editor

i

“Hit from wy up here
to pray 608 down th
fe

a few, but indications are
that we have a bumper erop
for eres

was
ear of wat ‘Cobra, y and in
Hs honor we began the tra- to,
dition of the “Cobra Club.”
Its members, at the end
bes the year, were selected
th basis of their school
spit ap doyally, and support.

fecwrds, oes re, dependable,
amd made sustained effort
in class.

eret
farted out the
We

eldave,
‘the

cia Healey,
Kay aigey e5,

ood attendance
lene Peterson.

Here, then, are

KJSS

ib.
. scroll bearing their names

of the

The Voykin,

will have an honored place
in our’ hails.

Culley, Jill Povreg
Li Fietz, Orlando Taaiot.

‘Bonnie

Cindy Harnadek, Patri-
Ivan Heroux,
Michael Jani-
cki, Shir Lamont, Anne
MaeDonald. Evel; Marken,
Monica Normandeau,

Voter =
Wood and Wilerie Zaitso

. We Valerie Bonderoff, Ver-
gain ona Bozek, Charlotte Brown,
Julie Byra, Jennifer

ettes ‘would like to

Chev-
1 Gieeve, Susan ‘e uany people who helped

Jocel
etsch,

Anne Quaedviie; Jim
QI a Bs

Town of work
‘foremans — Alex Lutz and

Attending the groom
were Mr. Jim Benedict and

r. Dean DeRosa and
ing the ushering duties were
the bride's brother, Don
Fodor and the groom’s bro-
‘ther, Daryl Woods. The
were all “hitired in white
nen dinner Jackets trimmed
with. black piping. ‘Their
boutonnieres were white
carnations and the groom's
a red rose bud.

Following the he ceremony
the wedding guests joined in
to sing “The Lord is My
Shepherd” before the sign-
ing of the register.

The reception was held
in the Nordic Hall where
the decorations were mauve
and yellow. White and yel-
low tapers formed a setting
for the three-tiered wedding

¥
buds. The tiers were sep-
erated. by lasses each con-
taining a of the valley
and was topped with two
doves holding wedding

ings.
For her daughter's wed-
ding, Mrs, Fodor chose a
two-piece purple ensemble
with bone accessories, The
groom's mother wore a two
toned blue dress with mat-
ching jacket. Both mothers
wore~ white carnation cors-

ages,
Miss Colleen Gipman of

Kurt Waterman. Thanks,
Kurt far the crew and eq-

uipm
"Tai you Harry Cher-

"ind Hinge

Phank you CKOR stat
for a fine advertising jo
Thanks to J

a8 Ci
for the
mes a
guson. a fron. Trail and his
staff of umpires who did a
real good job.

THIS SATURDAY (Pr 16)
CASTLEGAR ARENA

5:30 p.m. to 777?

GAMES OF CHANCE

GOLD RUSH FELLOWSHIP ROOM

TWO ENJOYABLE DANCES

One for Adults in the Arena Hall
One for Young Adults on Main Floor

SPECIAL: GAMES FOR THE KIDS

CONCESSIONS — BINGO

FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE
WEAR KLONDIKE DRESS IF YOU WISH

500, 000. 00 in Circulation

In Special Klondike Dough —

Sponsored by Castlegar Kiwanis Club
Proceeds to Aid in Purchase ‘of Bus
for Recreation Commission

Vernon was in charge of
the guest bovk.

joe Fodor of Kamloops,
an uncle of the bride, per-
formed the dutles of master
of ceremonies,

Before’ dinner, Mr.
Gordon Woods, the groom’s
father, who performed the
gece, ceremony, said

faurice Haley of
anbrook proposed — the
toast to the bride which
was responded to by the
00m,

Phone calls were re-
eelved from Vancouver ‘and
Calgary and tele; rans were
read m WI
Edmonton and Cranbrook,
Guests Included tau the groom's
pandmother, c.

oncier-of Nelson” ana ott ot
er guests came from Barri
Ont,, Grenfell, Sask., Fort
Murray, Alta, Lac
Biche, Alta., Kamloops, ve
non, ‘Merritt, Grand Forks
and Nelson.
For her goin away
outfit the bride chose a
two plece purple ensemble
with which’ she wore white
accessories and a w te
carnation corsage.

Before leaving on her .
honeymoon to Vancouver”
Island, the bride threw her

The couple are residing
at Elkford.

Castlegar Lionettes Send Their ‘Thanks

ball Club did a fine job at
the concession and at the
gate, and its much appreci-

of thanks to the

Vali Toastmistress’ Honors
Founder Mrs. Sam Lanzarotta

late August, Vali
cette Club held a
farewell party for Mrs, Sam-
uel Lanzarotta, whu has left
the district, Mrs, Lanzarot-
‘a was a charter member,
and had been ‘active con-

Retired Ferryman
Dies Near Clinton
Funeral Held Here

ly killed near Clinton on

re 6.
*Havdale was born
in ee Norway, on
04 and came to

regio
ried in “Atlin in 1940
from 1945 to 1980 he work-
‘ed at Prince Rupert for
Columbia Cellule

He aaa te: “Castlegar
in ee “ond retired in

Wiliam of Vancouver, ant
andson, Steele Jones of
fobson. He is also survived
Ber; fen Hav-

Olina

Clarence Gustafson, Willia:
Humeny, John Kistelewski,
Leonard Sawatzky and Ken

Yaseniuk,
Funeral Home

by Mrs, KR. Johnson 365-6294

Mr.. and Mrs, Lorne
Westgate: of Vancouver
(une ume residents of Kin- .
naird) were Save the
or a Ww visiting
many of ther district
trends,

Mrs. ° J. Naysmith who
Spent the past three weeks

a aa
. Craig, left Tue o
this week for Vancouver,
where she will board the

gow, Scotland.

Mr. and Mrs. E, Dem-
eo reiurned last weekend.

ans

son spent a few days oe the

Past Wee week visiting in Hane:
WwW. Reed of crak

brook acl of Castlegar -

,Spent a few days last week
“wasiting several friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Petts.

Eeuuined home ae the: weak :
sad after 5) e past -
iting i Caleary

mont visiting in ya!
an many pari
Walton received
a plane ai last Monday
telling her of the see of
her granddaughter 12
~ old Michelle Rae Walton vat

visiting

e
where the accident happen-
“|. ed

Michelle w:
a serf board and. fell 0! in
to the water and | was

was in charge of arrange-

tinually since the club was
organized 10 years ago.
Former members were
Invited to join the gather.
ing, which was held :
home of Mrs. Moses Zibin.
A gift was

Mrs, Lanza:
David Campbell the only
remaining cha

A ting of’
been levelled ag
lee Hitgerald

pesenited ie "

Mrs, Campbell recalled
that Mrs, Lanzarotta had
held all the varlous offices
in the club, was the first
Chalrman of the Kootenay
Council No. 11, and : ha
served on several regional
and International conimlt,
tees, '

0

_
St. RITAS Ni:
CATHOLIC “Giuren
Rev. W. Hap ‘ison: '
Ph. see 74s | RI
Sunday Masea at §
/ 9am. Il am 7 pm.

The ‘first

the 1972-73 term was old
at the home of the new
president, Mrs, L. R. Ham-
mond, at South Slocan and
plans’ were made for the
coming year. Theme for the

“reach ont i" Aim—

Mrs, David vistotany an
parliamentarian.

Main feature of the
program for. the wagek 2

dinner meeting: wit be
talk by M etty Leltner
on “Speech Arts.”
Anyone wishing to attend
mei as a guest is
requested to phone Mrs.
Peter Drader.

Funeral Heid
For Paul Marusyk

Funeral services have
Been, held. in i, holed fn for
Marusyk,

came to Cana
years ago and had been em-
ployed as a general labor-
er,

He is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Pearl Slemko
of Vernon.

2 e grag. ‘AM. Sunday

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

ROBSON COMMUNITY CHURCH
9:45 A.M. United or Anglican Service

ST. DAVID‘S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
9:00 A.M. Sunday School
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M, Anglican Service (Communion)
SUNDAY SCHOOL BEGINS ON SEPTEMBER 10°

"Parish Office: Phone 365-8337
Clergy: Terry Allen and Ted Bristow

(alternate weeks)
School Lich ey ysnties 4

CALVARY. {:
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-490 '

CHURCH |
405 Maple St., C:

Worship Service 1am.
Sunday School 1¢:'a.m.

965-7602 and 9654354

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour? |

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

\ OFFICIAL VISIT of Lions International Dis-
my trict of §

wes made Monday to the Selkirk Uons
Club. He was greeted by Mayor John

son was

Landis of Castlegar and Larry Popoff, pre-
sident of the local club (right). Mr. ‘Thomp-

Has Anyone Seen Lifle Caple?

He's Been Lost

A dog is lost, but un-
certainty and anxiety have
remained the} companion of
Mr. and H. York of
Kinnaird or the last 12
days as time es and no
irate can be found of ‘Ca-
Capie, a small mongrel
dog who could be described
as part wy terrier and part
ahua, dominating more
toward chihuahua, six
ears Old and reddish tan
color. He can be readily

Logging Sports
Feature Nakusp
Event Next Week

A full of logging
sports is scheduled for Sat-
urday, Sept. 23, at the Na-
kusp Recreation grounds.
These sports that ‘have al-
ways attracted large crowds
at July 1 celebrations, will
provide fine =e entertelamen nt

zone

John Cremer of i Norihpert Wash. (left).

GOFFEE BREAK
[fs That Thoughtful Time of the Year
me Next Year's Pafch is Threatened:

TABERNACLE!

701 First Ave. i
Pastor: Rev. ce H. Graham
Church P| h: 866-8212

Sunday School 9.55
Morning Worshi et
Evang ne I pt
Tuesday: Bible Study;

Friday: young Peoples

: PENTECOSTAL| |

PRESBYTERIAN CHUICH

Sunday School for all’
own Sept. 17th i jens

Minister oe Clare
Ph, 352-7400, Nelson, B.C

is
sought from someone with

know how.

“Ideally, seeding should
be done before the end of
September, so that the grass
1s weil established before

winter-sets in. However, if

CHURCH OF GOD’
804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird
Sunday y School - for all

ages — 10 am.\
Morning Worship 11 a.m.

Minister: Ira Johns
Ph, 985-6762

Business and Professional Directory

Pe eae
‘ - or Mont
pf Contracts

Shampooing wall to’ wall
and rugs
: hr. service. -
Free Estimates. Ph. free.of
$52-7123 or Nelson

_ “Basis” .. Van Pelt

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway Distributors
Ph. 365-5459
Kinnaird, B.C,
Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring

BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd,

‘| Electric Heat Specialists
: Medallion Homes

* Ph. 365-7241
FAMILY SHOE RENEW
Phone :
24 hr. Service on most
Shoe
heels
Holder J edie
in the Shoe Service
Institute st

6828, gar.
sa tiatansion or. No Charge.

631-3rd Ave, CASTLEGAR
hone 365-3231

: oF
Certificate of again

-. For
’ RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber
Stamp Shop

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

GREEP’S ELECTRIC.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING:
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 265-7075

. Free Estimates

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.S.
* OPTOMETRIST

366 Baker St.

Nelzon, ‘B.C,

Ph, 352-5152

COLUMBIA SIGNS
Plastic — Neon — Painted
Sak Service

PARDMAN FURNITURE

ROBSON RADIO & TV
‘Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals

Ph, Pete Zibin 365-5575.

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

WEDDING»
STATIONERY

INVITATIONS
CASTLEGAR
NEWS

caught in the prop of
a boat.

4 Funeral services were
“held in Spokane on Thurs-
_ day, Sept. 7.

; CHEQUE MAIL

Cheques account . for

30 per cent of all mail sent

out by the average Canad-
ian household.

CASTLEGAR.
SAVINGS CREDIT
UNION

. ° e -
FOR A HOME
IMPROVEMENT LOAN

cents an issue.
| conte.

audit Bureau of

Mail subscription rate to the Castlegar News
is $6.00 per year. The peice by delivery boy 1s 15

CASTLEGAR NEWS"

BEE raery hoi dt een ie

Continent, BO

writer.
in stores. are 15

Second-class mail registration number 0019.
‘The Castlegar News is a member of the

It is a member of the Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association and the B.C. division
Weekly

Le ¥. Campbell, Publisher — Bart Campbell, Kélter & Manager
Brace Ramesy, News Editor. — Rene Bredman, Shep Foreman

in ink with the correct name and address of the
“Pen” names will be used on request,

of the
ahould

be to:

All
‘The Editor, Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castle-
gar, BC. Letters for publication must be signed

Ing. space occupied by the incorrect item only,
and that there shall be no liability in any event
beyond the amount pald for such advertisement,

degree of sunshine or shade
your proposed Jawn will re-
ceive, And it’s a good in-
vestment to buy the best
seed obtainable and use it

. About four to five

“Evergreen”

696, a non-burning aie
r that is easy to apply
other by hand or with, an
applicator and obtainable
at most leading seed. stor-

“Evergreen” should be
mixed well with the to
two to three inches of so:

and he estimates that - a

proximately 30 to 40 poun
red sufficient f

: ~ COMPOS SHREDDER

For Rent

Instant compost out of stalks,
weeds and ether garden wastes.

Monashee Sporting Eqpt. Lid.

Y “1400 Columbia Ave.

Phone 365-3181 .

OTICE

Castlegar and District .
Minor Hockey Assn.

Will Hold a
PRE-SEASON GENERAL MEETING

Sunday, September 17th
:°8 p.m. Kinnaird , Community Hall
Everybody Please Attendil

apes still’ having any sweaters or other
minor hockey equipment in their possession
please leave at rardenan’s | Furniture and

Appliances Store.

each 1,000 square feet of

wD area,
“Tf the seen ie sown by
hand”, says Mr.
anode’ scattered i two
directions, Sach direction at
right angles to the other
40 a as si make a ston ap:
Plical

“It is essential to hover

However, it should not be
ied more’ than one

soll, as most grass
need light for germination,
Finally, roll the seed bed

Ne seeding is done be-
fore the end of September,
the “ground. should be
Jeft uncut until spring. Or-
dinarily, at this time of the
year there is plenty of moi-
sture in the soil and ri
fall is abundant, but an add-

ecaution..is, to cover:

* covering to reduce (crear

ation and ‘also protect the

seed against sun and birds.
“A covering of burlap,

cheesecloth or a thin

er of ch

around the edges, six-inch

. driven through

unks of fibre-hoard - and
the edge of the film can he

doubled for extra strength.

“If, however, seeding is

not done before the end of

September, then it is best

to leave it until the mid-

dle of October when it is ©

too late for germination #

take place. At this stage,

you are doing is get a a
id start germinating the

moments the ground becom-

ry

tioned above can be used.
The big advantage of choos-
ing the polyethylene sheet-
ing is that when the snow
meits in the spring, the pla-
stic will act as Le hothouse
to speed up srowth.

“To avoid scalding in
hot sunlight, however, a
close watch should be Kept
on the seed. When it has
sproued to not more * han
half an inch; the -polyethy-
lene should be . carefully
lifted,” concluded Mr. Blais.

single, oe pee ev.
ents.
are limited to a

peony Lone in “Revelioee,

on Llan-

by and Golden. -
Single events include

chop, single handed bi

ing bower saw borin

er sat poet cut, Mol

gan

Novels events include
team tug:

ig 5

The five man relay cv-
ent consists of power saw
bucking, ‘chokerman’s race,
axe throwing, obstacle pole
bucking, horizontal log chop,
two man cross-cut and sing:
le handed bucking. The
team that completes all ev-
ents in the best time will be

the winner.

* lowed by the start of the

single pyents, at, 10.45 p.m.
games are ‘novice
events and: governed by
Can. Rules, All entries

events and $15 -for team

events. The $Z registration

allows an individual to en-
all single events.

ay hot and cold booth

stores or at the Recreation
grounds on the day of the
games.

for 12 Days

d by his crook.
fe. jaw and crooked

strong, Family attachment un
a ry
tte tied
ago met with an
untimely: fatal accident,
When first missed from
‘his home in the 1600 block
on Fourth Avenue in Kin-
naird, Mrs, York worried
about his ability to remain

distin,
bi Mite

alive, The crooked jaw is. |

better adapted to soft foods,
Her only wish ‘now is fo
have peace of mind as
the Heck i of the little aoe,
has met with an
accident that anyone is
aware of, his fate would at
least be known. Should he
have wandered far enough
astray to Haye been adopt-
ed by some family, Mrs.
York! said she would not
take Capie away from a
good home.

"The local dog pound
‘was contacted at ie | je of
the dog's arance
and the York's ae hone
1aumber was left with the
People in charge.

Caple didn't have his
Ilcence on at the dine, it
still remains affixed to his

harness which he vas not
wear!

The search a to
be exhausted, but the an-
xiety remains Tha do you
you may have seen
Capie? ;

_ arena
an end

CONSCIENCE
& COMMENT

By Rev, K. Noill Foster
ray about politics as

prayer in
wrong direct-
jon, Perhaps
the Almight

could suffer the
socialists” more
could the “arrogant” Soc-
reds, The election seemed
to demonstrate

And since the powers
that be are ordained of
God, He is allowing the
NDP to govern in B.C., just
as He allowed the Socreds
to be dumped.

We are also praying for
Nixon And against McGov-

. His radical

we are praying for
tei ooh a
joring Davi an
b Stanfield was
ra habe,

This plece is not exact-
jy. ton tongue-in-cheek. If one

CANCER |
FACTS

The fight a it can-
cer is carried on by Bs wast:
team of surgeo.

Pat

therapist, int a
olo; gynecolo;
physicists, as well as tech-
nicians and ‘other support.
ing staff.

But the fight is =
from won, and fresh

its are needed for the
oc

are keen; im-
aginative ‘and gedleates to:
mankin

the -.welfare .of
there is a place for you in
the: tanks of cancer fight-

Whether you take part

a future’member of: a

professional team, ‘as a’ vol-

unteer, or _p! as an in-

dividual here are'some ways
you may help.

sy” remembering
the facts you have read
about ca eancer and acting up-
on

helsing to to iispel

some sof Yene old-
Superstition ae tabees
connecied with cancer by
open and frank discussions.

— By | developing on
ourself a sensible avutude
wards all disease and re-

alizing that: your doctor's
office is the place to go
when anything abnormal ap-
pears.

Snowmobile Trail Booklet
Published by Manufacturer

A new 24page “Guide
to the Development and
maintenance of Good Snow-

Trails” has been

gram.
comprehensive
ide is designed for use

lic land managers, snowmo-
bile clubs, private land dev-
government offic-

trails.
he guide is available

 cusrom
CUSHION

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Now, steel belfed tires so tough Goodyear backs them with

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95 each installed
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when you buy a set of 4 _
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improved traction, longer mileage.

Flexible polyester cord body soaks up
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Superb steering control and comering.

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without charge, to persons

involved. or Siteredted in -

the development and main-
tenance of snowmobile trails
on organizational °

to > Snoplan Trail
Bombardier

court, Quebec,

Trail guide users may
then request continuing in-
formation as it: becomes av-

eee gull
le . suggests
where and how trails can be
in harmony with
the environment, | safely pre-
cautions to be observed and

clopment and maintenance.
It also includes tips on sug-
gested 9 ith of trails, main-
pune be creme of usage,
re le and equipment nee
ed fo do Oa effective job.
lelines are given
too fer vances road
crossings, F of
and cooly facllities,

Drivers Fined

Two men have been
fined in Castlegar police
court. for driving while
weir blood alcohol reading
was more than .08.

Jack Unger. of Trail
was . fined $150 and Ken
ed th of Gastlogat’ was fin-

history of
the bets of God through
prayer. he ‘knows what
(‘prayer can do.

‘And for most of us, the
most patriotic. thin;

Th’ the ead will ‘be
good. 5

Castlegar Ferry
Monthly: Statistics.

The Castlegar ferry’
made more round trips dus.
ing Au; of this year

“than ea for .the dime

period last year.
A report from the Dee
partment of- Highways in
Rossland, shows that 2,959

trips were made last month « -
oe eae 2,579

in Aug.
Sone’ "09,5717 “ears. and

ath

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday; Sépt,.14, 1972 9

JACK'S AUTO. SERVICE LTD.

SEE US FOR:
* Barbeque Lighter Fluid * White Gas for Camp Stoves

* Fine China with Gas Purchase
__ ($1.79 for Four Plece Setting)

* Safety Check * Muffler Check * Summer Tires

For Complete Automotive Service
Phone 365-7511 JACK OSACHOFF

JACK'S AUTO
SERVICE LID.

Attention _

Kinnaird Transfer. :
Will be Hauling

TOP SOIL

This Weekend, Sept. 16 & 17

Phone 365-7124

CASTLEGAR HOTEL

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

SPECIALIZING
RUSSIAN FOODS

‘WE CATER — by reservation — to party
dinners, dinner meetings and getegethers

ROOMS AVAILABLE BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
— Very Reasonable Rates —

Open 3 p.m. - 8 p.m. Tuesdays thru Saturday
Sunday, 12 noon - 10 p.m. — Closed. Mondays
Extended Hours Can be Arranged for Private: Perties
and Banquets -

Natalie & Mike Andrel¥
CASTLEGAR HOTEL
Phone 365-7474

Deluxe 10” with gold

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Floor Tile

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lamps, 16” Diameter .....
te s
Arborite

Decorator "8". 4x 8 y
Limited to Colors -........004. 23.9