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Work Begins On
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Trails Cominco Arena, next/mer and Segura in the doubles) oot ction man, concrete that| CARD OF THANKS — We ex-
Monday night, June 29. contest, is valveady mixed to proportions, | tend our sincere thanks to all the

Not an exhibition game but ready to be poured wherever it/kind friends. and neighbors who

ontest for ‘is needed, the Castlegar plant|gave us their sympathy an
Tha anae eranaicenie with Canada has 82 dally ee can supply up to 100 yards of|showed us so many kindnesses,
a pot of $100,000 as a prize, this| papers, in an 8 hour day. and for all the beautiful oral
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The plant, which is the firm’s
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be operated for the present from
Trail, Orders for the ready mix
concrete are to be phoned to
2054, ‘Trail, collect.

oat of their renin Marlies,
to Morris Lyle Waite, eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. ‘W, Waite of
Midale, Saskatchewan, The wed-
ding will take place July 112 in
St. Rita’s Church, Castlegar, B.C.

Gravel used in ‘ing the
concrete has’ been obtained from

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Bloomer Greek .

‘ Work on the Bloomer Creek
drainage project, is Proceeding at
full speed ,this week, and the
pipe, which will carry Bloomer
Creek floodwaters from Colum-

bia Avenue to the Columbia]: -

River, should soon ‘be installed.

Pipe being used is 15" in dia-|'

meter and the line will be some
2700 feet in length,

* Some residents have express-
ed doubt that the pipe will be
large enough to carry all the

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the gravel ‘pit beside the Colum-
bia River, formerly used by the
village of Castlegar.

George Craft Renamed
President Of West
Koolenay Trustees

George. Craft of Brilliant,
chairman of the Castlegar School
Board, was reelected president of
the West Kootenay Branch of the
B.C. School Trustees Association
at a meeting in Castlegar Mon-|"
day night.
W. Ramsay of .Nelson was
elected vice president and C, H.
King of C i
treasurer. Mr, King is also sec-
retary treasurer of the, Castlegar
School Board.
Attending the meeting were
ii of: the

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Brilliant Motorist
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Peter Potapoff of Brilliant was
sentenced to 14 days in jail by
Stipendiary . Magistrate’ W. H.
Taylor in Provincial Court here
Monday ‘afternoon, after he had
pleaded guilty to a charge of op-
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ability was impaired by- alcohol.

In addition, Potapoff’s driver's |,
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year. He was picked up by offi-
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RCMP at Ci e on Sunday.

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All Invited To Join Fernie

Mofor Cavalcade July 24

“On to Fernie!" will be a cry

heard more and more often in Len Greenwood Heads

Castlegar as July 24 approaches,

janne, is the, ddy when, it is! Newly Formed Kinnaird) 5
aulamobie wi on vaitie + | Athletic Associalion

Formic for a weekend inspection; At a well attended meeting in
of that centre’s new sports arena, the Kirinaird Improvement Soc-

Sponsors of the cavalcade’ Pro-| iety Hall on Sunday, June 28,
ject, the Castlegar Projects: So-| residents of Kinnaird formed a’
ciety, intend it as a publicity | new organization for the pro-
stunt for the proposed Castlegar'| motion of sports in the village.
Sports Arena. They feel this com- ‘The. 34 residents at‘the meet-|-
munity. needs an arena ‘similar ‘ing, called to order by“Len Green-
to, the one at Fernie, and want as| wood, theirman of the Kinnaird

- many Castlegar people as-possi- Firemen’s Club, Sports Commit-

Ble‘to:'see the Fernie Arena for, tee, ‘named Mr. Greenwood pre-
themselves and‘ decide whether, sident of the new Association.

Castlegar can atford a similar one!" Ralph Mokelki was _ elected
or not, vice president, Ernie Bradley,
_sattess are wa 4 ein. to | treasurer and Ernie Pierpoint,

eat i

nity, inviting” their sbarticipation| Ona “mation: J. Burroughs; | 1;
the cavaleadé-Ctvi “byict the new.

tions in” Fernie and "Cranbrook; organization’s ndme..was. chosen

which: will-also” be’ oni the caval-

cade itinerary, are also being con-

from Castlegar. : ‘it was also decided that the ‘vari-'

All Castlegar ‘residents are in:'| ous. sports should each’ have ‘their
vited to, join .the,.cavalcade ex-| own director and the following | ,-
éursion.- Anyone . may obtain volunteered: ‘Softball,’ Bert Mor-

- Surther information by phoning |.ice; Tennis, Bill. Pinckney; Bad-

$321, Castlegar. minton, Art -Eldridge;- Hockey,’

The Projects Society have Gordon’ Scott. Other sports were
about $30,000 available to, them, |ntso discussed but it was decided
including the two ‘for: one te there are no facilities for them.
tribution from *'Cominco,’ « The executive was ‘empowered

After. considerable “Aiscussioa, |

Mr. sud ‘Mrs. John J,

Peter J. Helkort of

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA,: THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1953°

R.E. Sommers

Reelected MLA

ForRossland Trail Riding

Robert E. S of Castle-
gar, Minister of Lands and For-
ests and Mines in the p:

“Now ne I am the elected

government of B.C., was reelect-

"led the MLA for Rossland Trail,

Verigin

The smiling couple ‘pictured, here are “Fohn J. Verigin and
his ‘bride, the former. Laura Relkoff, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

They, were

in
and at Grand Forks, where

on
they will ake their home, on

for British C:

Sunday. Throngs of Doukhobor

‘and non-Doukhobor friends were on hand to participate in the

festivities and extend their best wishes to the secretary of the

Christian Ci Communities of Christ and acknowledged Spokesman
great

and his charming bees whee

itis
— Art Stevens Photo,

by a commanding margin, in the
election of June 9, it-was reveal-
ed Tuesday at Rossland where
the second and third counts were
held on Tuesday.

The 42 year old standard bear-
er for the Social Credit Party
‘|1ed by a comfortable but inde-
cisive, majority when the first
choice .-tabulations were com-
pleted on June 9, He continued to
lead the other candidates on the
second count and increased his
lead over CCF candidate Sam
‘Murhead of Kinnaird on the third
count to win the Rossland Trail
seat for the second time in two
years.

:| “1 am naturally very elated af
the outcome of, this election,”
commented Carl Loeblich, official,
agent for Mr. Sommers in a brief
radio address following - comple-

tion’ of. the counting:

Mr. Sommers said he too was
very happy and’ very: pleased,

Lob

ding Dot

‘Social Event.

. John J ‘Verigan,' 32 year ol
Verigin II and y “of: the

Giresis From ‘Near And Fer
At Verigin - Relkoff Rifes .

all for their loyalty and
support and thanking his poli-
tical oj jonents for athee ‘good,
ight.”

Thealre Pay Nite! ~

A bonus of $50 has been added
to the paynite prize at the Castle
Theatre which now gives you an

la of Peter (Ch
Chiristi, ‘

daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.
attended by“throngs of Orthodox D:
at Brilliant, Saturday, iis

The “Da

ry in: the.

of. Christ
(Orthodox Doukhobsurs) for:many years, ne Laura Relkoff,

Relkoff of Brilliant in a ceremony

to win $200.00. For
the added bonug, you must have

seen News dated: ee May Ist,

and non Di

of the

ihe receipt. mzy: “be tor a re-

peace the Doukhobor péople
k—; saw the’ couple proclaim
thelr ilove before’. the ‘comely
bride’: 2's “parents , and. receive ‘their
The were

symbols, bread, water and salt. -

‘Swere’ giyer

reverance ‘several times,

repeated. Sunday.’ at Grand Forks
before John W. ‘Soloveoff, care-
taker of the Verigin residence at
Grand Forks, representing Mr.)
Verigin’s family.
Guests from throughout | thé
and’ even from fat

which to begin a project nore. ‘At ‘to draw up a for ap-
the «society's. annual’ .“general{ proval of Bnother public’ meeting.
meeting early in the year, it was|'Alec Grey, secretary of

decided that a sports arena, should] C., gave a talk on how funds were,

away prairie points began arriv-
ing.at Brilliant -hours:before the
cerémony. for this, one of the
social events of the Or-

be ‘the project, 3 and, di by this’
However, they wish.to be sure | society. cae
they have the backing of. the

entire community. before going/ | While there are- more single’

ahead with plans for construction.| men than single women in every
"An arena similar to the one at] province, the proportion of un-|

Fernie would cost approximately | married men is highest in British
$60,000 for the shell, another $50,-|.Columbia,.. Alberta * and. Sask-},
and an-| atchewan.: In the “Yukon there °
other $60,000 for an artificial ce| are two unmarried men n for every}
plnat if it were decided upon., single woman.

The-Marriage Begins . :
At of the -ce which united in mar-_
.viage, John J. Verigin and Laura ‘Relkoff:of Brilliant, the bride
-.and groom stand side by side with bride’s parents,-Mr. and Mrs,
Peter J. Relkoff while their friends stand behind, the women,
ustom. The

* on one side and men onl the other aecording toc
ceremonies, uniting the  gréa
leader, and his chesen bride; were witnessed by: over. 800 Ortho-:
dox ‘and well * from” sur=

‘ rounding. communities and | were among the greatest’ soclal
events of the Ornodee. Doukhobors’ in years. * :

“ Nelson Ni WSs Photo,

+, followed ‘the. basic routine. of

thodox people ‘in years, Visitors

Kissed the bride's parents.

munity Hall, all gaily bedecked
with bowls. of roses. and peonies
and laden with an abundance of
delicious foods, — borsch, fruits,
cakes, biscuits — then became the
centre of festivities, as the bride’s
parents urged the guests to eat,
and enjoy themselves, Guests
who .merely. -stopped:: to learn|.

from a
Victoria, «Manitoba _ and ‘other
‘places were among the more than
800. persons who'saw the festivi-
ties and partook of the generous
Doukhobor “hospitality. at... the
"feast.-which followed,

Mr. Verigin and his bride to be
were greeted by the chanting and
singing of the choirs. The “wed-

what the were all about
were urged to stay. and dine in
the tradition of Doukhobor hos-
Pitality. The bride's parents in-
voked God's blessing on the day,
and throughout the day, the Am-
bassador choir: provided'a back-
ground of beloved Russian hymns
and folic SONgS.2. 5

ding. rites: which wed, were
not conducted ‘by anyone. They

tradition, ithe Douk-

, Occasionally the sun broke

the o sky to turn
the event into ‘a colorful spec:
tacle as its rays

il etace Relkott » recited.a Psalm iri
f jan: entitled are re
dj Thanks © ‘God ‘and your 6 is will
‘the Colum-| ithen, in “one of, the ‘most signifi-! receive $150 but if: you: “have the
lacRiver, —Nature’s' symbol of| cant parts. of the. ‘ceremo:
couple. knelt. down. and touched. additional
their foreheads to the ground a oF

The rows of tables on the
lawn outside the Brilliant Com-

}}new Subseript

Bonus Added To Caaile! f

a subscription -Feceipt to the} bell commented.

Ir. said,
“you: can be sure I will do mgr
utmost to represent all of the
toria.”

people in Rossland Trail, at Vic-

Mr. Sommers was ‘declared:
elected at 3:45 p.m. on comple-
tion of the third count, with a
total of 5778 votes, CCF candi-
date Sam Muirhead came second
with 4549 votes.

On transfer of the first choice
ballots for Conservative candi-
date George Fletcher, Mr Som-
mers gained 150 second choices:
Mr. Muirhead 45 and Liberal can—
didate Doug Wetmore, 369.

The first choice ballots for
Mr. Wetmore were then distri-
buted with 1446 going to Som-
sets and 1034 to Muirhead.

Lack Of Attendance
Causes Deferment (Of
Alhletic Assoc Mect

al

The meeting will be held sctme—

time early in’ September a the
‘of the gr
was decided. ;..

“It .is- a ‘rather unfortunate
night,” - President Dave Camp
“At least let's
hope that is the reason and not.
that people didn’t want to come.”

The meeting: was to have elect

newal of subscription’: or for aled new officers “and considered
be.

the adoptio:

, the receipt with you it’ gives you an
$50' or

tal of $200.

to

an Intermediate and Junior ‘Sott—
ball League i in Castlegar, is bine.
considered.

In the culmination of the short: I3 1 5 Junior &

the bride and groom

leased by J.A. Th

Intermediate

S.H.H.S, Students. Promoted

A total of 315 Grade Seven. to Ten students of the Stanley Humph-
ries Junior Senior High School have been' promoted either ‘completely
or partially to the next grade, according to the promotion list re-
high: school pri last week:

Promotion andthe

There are 41 Grade ‘Nine and Ten students. awarded Partial
hav

Since many Grade Eleven and
Twelve students wrote Depart--

thoay Toogood, Roger Toogood.

ment of E
along with the Senior Matric-
ulation students, the ‘promotion
list for these‘ grades will not be
known until’ after the examina-

fanless, Judith ith Whit-
taker, George Worobey.
pROM OTED FO GRADE 9
‘ed Bucknell,” Marilyn Fo:
Elizabeth Horswill, Jean Mex
Bill

tion “results ‘are
The list for Grades Seven” to

Ten, Follows:

PROMOTED TO GRADE 8
‘Wayne Ackerman, Alice ‘Beck,!

1 Pays Bergen) Diane Crosbie,

Ratcliffe, Connie, Sorenson, i
Wade, Ron ‘Wisted, Janet Bayoff,

| arthur Bergen, Rene, Brodman.

Richard: Bucknell, Frances Cec
coni, Mabie Fedasoft, Paul Fillip—
off, Maureen Ford, Lloyd Geron—

‘hobors say, “from‘the heart,”
The’ couple. were “asked “on
what basis are you .uniting?” ...
“On the basis of love” was the
reply.
Mr, Verigin spoke for his. bride
as they stood together before her

* plato!
-)and full skirts of the womens

The bride's’ ensemble was an‘
-allslace -dress, ankle length, .and|
full skirt..She wore a head. scarf

Bapenty:| and declared their Jove,

kerchief. . White ‘satin pumps,
with leaf design and

@ corsige of tiny: rosebuds, com-
pleted her ensemble. 2.

A 30 car caravan left Brilliant
Sunday morning for Grand Forks
via the United States, -

embroidered in ‘tiny. floral de- Brown, G
signs and. carried a lace hand- iFord, Mable Harcoff, Robert He- |

arriving koff,’

s| Georee Nevakshonott Bill. Osto-
| foroff, Wayne Peterson; George
| Rilkoff, Tilda ‘Sopow, Elaine
.Woodraw, George, Zaitsoff, ae
Ady, J

Jensen, Ray Keyes, Lucy Kinaki:
Helen Konkin, Mary Lou ci

erald+ Evans,” Pates

'sketh, Geoffrey Hett, Réy Gander-’
ton, Don "Idle, “Mary Kovack,!

luk, :Rich *McLeod, Faye Mc-
Millan, Peter Maloff, Ear] Mow-
Jam, . Pauline Negreiff,
,;Nevakshonoff, Yvonne

Olga Plotnikoft,

Barre _ Lange, Marvin Lettey | Anthony Quance, D:
PI

, Myles

Edna 1 Perepolkin, Arlene Pfeiffer, ! son, May. Strelieff, ble "Tupper:
Gregory Flanedin, Alex Pozdni-| Brian Waterman, Jacqueline Wat-

Gerry~-Schiavon,

Louise ; ;son, Gary Wools, Violet Zait ff,

shortly before ‘noon.Some 1500 Schwan, Patsy Semenoff, Kenny | Nancy Anderson, Cory-Ann..

friends awaited Mr. ‘Verigin, at Strange,

Olga Striloff,

the head of a 19 car
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Charles Fenner, Mickey

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