CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1969

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Vancouver 4, B.C.
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T-Bar and Accoustic
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INSTALLATIONS LTD.
1807 Burrard Street,
Vancouver 9, B.C.

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General Electrical
Contractor

NOR-WEST
DECORATORS LTD.

1214 Bridgeport Road,
Richmond, B.C.

Painting and Vinyl
Wall Fabrics

J. BRUNO
& SON LTD.

868 East Cordova Street,
Vancouver 9, B.C.

THE JOHNSTON
FLOOR CO. LTD.

- 3399 Kingsway,
Vancouver 6, B.C.

Floor Tile, Rubber Base
and Carpets

FRED C. MYERS
LIMITED

1815 Pine Street,
Vancouver 9, B.C.

Finish Hardware

QUEST METAL
WORKS LTD.

871 Homer Street,
Vancouver 3, B.C.

Specialists in Hospital
Equipment

WE ALL...

Extend Hearty Congratulations

and

Best Wishes
To The Hospital Board,

and
Management and Staff

On The Opening Of The New
CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT
HOSPITAL

We are pleased to- have had ‘a part.
in the remodelling of this grand
structure for the convenience

of the residents of Castlegar and District

COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING

'.cO. LTD.

2055 Dandas Street,
Vancouver 6, B.C,

Kool Shade
Window Screens

“WALLY WALPER
Kinnaird, B.C.

Masonry and. Glass
Block Installations .

H. WILLIAMSON BACKTOP
AND LANDSCAPING LTD.

Haney, B.C,

ALLSTATE CAULKING
CONTRACTORS
Surrey, B.C.

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Seam Caulking

District

Socials

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503
Sympathies are extend-
ed to Mr. Walter Berisoff of
Blueberry Creek whose mi
ae Mrs, Winnie Berisoff,
‘a xerident of Silverton,

» Berist soft

Sympathies are also ex-
tended Ralph Scott
gr Hinnaird. W whose | mother,

Lillian Scott, 72, died
iat week in Nelson.

Mr. Mrs, Norman
Reed of Pincher Creek, Alta.,

were recent visitors to the| Na

and tires. Den-

ny Hughes of Kinnaird. Mr.| and

Mrs. Reed were on their
honeymoon, having been mar-
ried ast Saturday:

Mrs. Gregers Hanser of
Blueberry Cre accomp:
fed by Ther two. pie left

Tuesday for Denmark where
they will take up permanent
residence. Mr. Hansen will
join them in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs, J.
of Trail’ were recent
at the home of Mr. an
Campbell ‘of Kinnaird.
They attended the sacrament
aptism for infant Alex-
lander Samuel Campbell which
was followed by a special
dinner.
Weekend guests, a at Aa
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett of Castlegar Bal
Mr. and Mrs. David Milton of
kusp. Guests presently: at
the Bennett home are Mr,

Bennett
returned
from Kenora bere she visit-

ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
- R. Robi d and atiended the
wedding of her sister.

Championship Round
Castlegar First Place

A junior boys soccer
tournament was held Oct. 25
ati Castlegar: ehis was a

jockout tournament

wid 2 Sonsclation round.
rehamplonship
ults Castle-

y Bae first, Nakusp second, | V:
uce!

me ‘third and J. L:
Crowe fourth.
In the Consolation round
first with
danas third and L. V. "Rogers
Ogun results were as fol-
WS:

In championship games,
1 — Castlegar 3 Tra-

ie |
;|straight year Castlegar has

cy
Keraiff 1.

2 — Lucerne 1,
Game 3 — J. L. Crowe

1, Grand Forks 1.
Game 4 — Nakusp 1, L.

Lucerne ‘0. ‘scoring for Cast:
legar were Mike Kualesnikoff,

Darrel _Keus, 2us, George Swinar- Mrs.

ebuk, Fra larke.
‘uane'e 6 — Nakusp 5, J:
L. Crowe e 4

jakusp 0. Scoring for Gast!
legar were Darrel Keus, Geo-
tee Swinarchiuk, Larry Ker-
“This marks the fifth

won this tournament.

“Specializing in

Open 6 a.m.

BANQUET. FACILITIES

Hi-Lite Restaurant

Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Closed all day Monday

Chinese Foods”

to 9.30 p.m.

FOR SMALL GROUPS

— Vogue Studio Photo

The parents’ homes pro-

vided the settings for mar-/e:
cerenionies

o Castlegar,
Bill Gorkoff, son of Mr. and
. Mike P. Gorkoff of

Robson.
* The bride wore an A-line
skimmer in a Lagoda mater-

ace ornamented her bodice
which featured long © lily-

,|ial. Seed pearls on guipure/|

Parents’ Homes Provide Setting
‘For Gorkoff-Zaytsoff Wedding

chiffon over taffeta. Head-
Pieces consisted of short em-
erald green veils attached to

maid-of-honor. and
carried bo

and wore a gold locket, ett
from the bride.

— Vogue Studio.

Mr. Henry John was best
man with Mr. Russ Baboc)
ushering. Both are of Van-
couver.

The -male. attendants
wore silver cuff links, a
from the groom,’ while the

ed ring bearer wore gold cuff
links, also a gift

itt from the

point sleeves. Her
‘|train, trimmed at the shoul-

ured her fe
fer Potusion” shouldertength
veil. She carried a crescent-
shape bouquet of red garnett.
poe and white cymbidium

3 sid of-honor, Miss Jean
Osachoff of Vallican, cousin
of the bride, bridesmaid Miss
Violet ;Gorkoff of Robson and
flower girl Miss Marilyn
Cote also of Robson and

Collision Results
In $500 Damage
To Two Vehicles

Damage totaling $500 re-
sulted Sunday in a rovehi:

cle accident near Hill Top|T!

lotors.
‘A vehicle driven by Law-|P:
rence Kinakin wi

to make a- turn when it-was

ies es
potty men are of-Castle-

Voykin was charged
with wrcine too close! ye

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Vancouver, ‘B.C.

/@
X-Ray Lead
Shielding

Congratulations

to the Hospital Board

and Management and

to the residents of Costiege

and_District‘on ‘the

Spence of your new

Hospital.

We are pleased to have

had the general ‘Contract

for this fine structure.

2735: Clark* Drive,

Telephone .

a

‘Vancouver, B. Cc.

255-4611

Se

ers decorated the
Hall for the reception.
tering the white lace-|

Cent
covered, bride’s table, decor-
_ fated wil

roses. and fly pbthe:

gels, bells. and’ silver leaves.
For her daughter's wed-|
ding ¢ the bride’s mother wore
a dress and matching
coat in blue and ey with
accessories. Her cor-

we wes i pink cymbidium| three
orchid wil mest iat carnations,

Many Present
For Celebration
Hold at Robson

A triple birthday party
was held on Monday of last
week at the. Robson Hall
when members and leaders
of the 1st. Robson Brownie
Pack, 2nd Robson Guide
Company and 1st Robson
Land Rangers met to cele-
brate the birthday of their
conception.

Special guests were the
founders who during the
course of the evening cut a
special birthday cake.

in who began the
Guide company i in 1942; bates

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1969

Notice to Public

Water Levels — Arrow Reservoir

and Columbia River

Water levels on the Arrow Reservoir will be lower-
ed during the fall and winter months as water is re-
leased from Hugh Keenleyside Dam to comply with re-
quirements of the Columbia River Treaty.

The banks and shores of Arrow Reservoir may be-
come unstable during this period, and the public is
warned to stay clear of them because of the danger of
slides and sloughing.

Water levels on the Columbia River downstream
of the dam will generally be higher than the usual levels
for the fall and winter months. All persons affected by

ieee the mrownie the ‘er
towing year and Mrs.
sho’ started the ee in

A highlight of the evening
was the presenting of the
gold cord to sanice Minnich

y Mrs. D. Hill, ict com-
missioner.

guests in at-

| The many
tendance also saw Lori Stew-

art enrolled into Brownies
with Winnifred Giraud, Suz-
anne Howard and Arlene Sal-
ekin gein ying up to Guides and

Marney Shkwarok and Lora

Mr. Ronald = Za: ,| Lee Flynn up to Rang-
brother, of the bride Reve ers. shen trate .
arer.

Badges were also given
that Svening! with golden lad-
‘k|ders presented to Arlene
Salekin and | Sharon Cawte.
Second-year service stars
were received by Mary Ann

gift] Lenihan and Carslyn Shicwar:

ok; pinres year service
Suzanne Howard, Winni-
ed) Giraud and Arlene Sal-

In the gaa Robson Guide

green| —
Company, Kathy Salekin re-

ceived her ey eee badge
while Donna
Flynn ard Tina Silekin are
presented camper badges.
‘Homemaker badges and
little. ‘house emblems were
presented to Lynda and Dian-
ne Treholm.
Zurek received

Louise
.|her seamstress badge and a
ere) little house emblem.

In the 1st Robson Land

valley and trimmed with an-| ceived

leen Hill her camper’s badge
and Nadine Plotnikoft her
seven-year pin.

water levels on the reservoir and the river
are advised to take necessary precautions,

2 B.C. HYDRO

B.C. TUBERCULOSIS = CHRISTMAS
SEAL SOCIETY

fn this area you will receive a contribution
card with your CHRISTMAS SEALS this
year. It ts partof a new bok for the
campaign and Isbeing introduced for the first
time fo certain areas only. Please inckde
the card withyour gift, marking in the box
the amount.” Then we will be sure fo hae
gn acourafa record of if.

aus caro. Sa?
YOUR CONTRIBUTION:

CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN

tr, sod ire. Jobe Dee,
FY treet. La
Your tier. aoe 1238

from Prince ’ George,
and Manila in the Phillipine
Islands,

For travelling to points
in Was! mn and Oregon,
the bride donned a_three-
Piece walking suit
and green wool, a corsage of
two, Shite orchids and brown
accessories,

The newlyweds will re-
side at Capitol Manor Apart-
ments, 4930. E. Hastings,

urnaby 2.

Grand Forks, Cran-

- Other Sources
eat GCI
Of Viiamin “C
Although you . need a
vitamin C food every day, it
does not have to be orange
or grapefruit or other fruit

containing vitamin ‘C.
It-could be a

Le Nicol

ANDERSON
‘AGENCIES

Castlegar, BC:

atv show.

CHRISTMAS SEALS
. FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS

AND OTHER CHEST DISEASE.

Guests were from Van-|-

Golly, they just don't write ’em like that anymore. Well, music changes.
Most things do. But not Old Style Beer, of course. We still brew Old Style
the slow, natural way. And you know, that new-fangled music and our olde
fashioned flavour go pretty well eerie Try. it. Wo-de-di-of dos)

Slow brewed and naturally aged

Phone’ 365-7044

t3 nok published or displayed by the Liquor Controt Board or by the Government of Bish Colombia,