CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 5,:1963

SAFEWAY

Bi.
RKEYS

EDWARDS
COFFEE

alarge turkey for,

and /
the supplemental dishes) of”

The
en's League was well-attend-

‘vegetables and salads were s
Basis

e September.
St. Joseph's Catholic: Wom- > lune!

ed with 19 members present.
Three: new members were |

enrolled...
Father: Guinan led the
opening | prayers. ebicheirg

convenor Brita Haley asked
‘for help in’ hospital visiting
and that more women attend

ing
orshipt

the CWL mass once a month. -

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Save 35¢,
Whole or lellied.
308 mi (14 fl. 02.) Tia

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| ee $615), $919

BRUSSELS”
SPROUTS

867.39"

NORGOLD
POTATOES

Prices Effective Oct. 6,7&9

IN THE CASTLEGAR STORE

CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED

SALES IN RETAIL QUANTITIES ONLY

Nagel will attend. ‘Thank-you ”
notes came from ithe ‘mission ©

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lect ‘and ROBERT BEDIN
3 UBC graduates :

“LOCAL COUPLE
RECENT GRADS

Karen-Ann Bedin (nee Walter) and Robert’ Bedin,
graduated from thé University of B.C. in May. <

Karen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Rudy E. Walter of

d wit! th 8 Bachel of Science degree in

Robert, son ot Mr, ahd Mrs. Luigi Bedin of Trail,
graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in |
Chemical Engineering. -

“V9: After.a three-month trip to Europe, the couple is)
‘now residing near Ednionton, where Robert is employed),

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© CASTLEGARINEWS, October 5, 1963 BS

} : hostility.

Torontonian hasbeen ‘stranded for.

doce RI wth Son aed

been disrupted by|Middle Eastern wars, The insults she °
says the sllred is aaniecouttrieg have pereaded ber :
to skip the’ t ‘world and’ make the next leg of her

pat on and Insulted by ‘mon Ate

asa woman alone,” she said.’
"ML would stop for gas or to est and'I could feel the.

“never want to go to any Islamic nation again, Tfeel.

i prdorgihuesrler] agement hrry hts

she said in) an |

s feminist, it makes. me very angry,”
interview at this Ribbuts south of Tel Aviv where ate is +

Festing before continuing her journey. Monday, |) *

* Potts gave up the international courier service | she
pets eee ee ae
motorcycle

“STICKING _
UP FOR
PENSIONERS -

"FREDERICTON: (CP) —" opportunity to provide for:

or her retirement, the pen-,
talon: system, must be. re-.
decried to eer ve the peers ot

hot just those who fit a

cyclist nears her goal

i he went: ec Coiteal Aaeriea and fectabea the.
as Honduras-Nicaragua’ order ken everybody told
pit:

through Chile, /rosch’

Acguslios Gn Sy 'ts Booth Atvics: than anes t8 Gales
» Bat'a ‘state of emergency in Chile foresd her to ktop in

(> ‘helghboring Pers,

Lindslides|made’many roads impassable, and’she
hae areas ota ecco Volcanis pial taking 18 hours
to ‘ride 200 kilome'

f jellies ol seenipaepe prem attard

retrieve the bike: °'
; She then flew to England, | drove through France and

y Spaii( tod ieee ‘Morocco. She Continued her! journey ©
‘through Europe and’ Greece and took: boat to Israel.::”

ets hallctet ioe tneuh Laan Sri

"WINNIPEG ice) OS] think/the i sitisto
Cavell is = patient ma. is generally improving,” says
He hasbeen a ee Rebbe sy tek aonctha seen
;owith

bacréd from sqme| storpa «hind bis <4
He has ignored the insults, :
absorbed the pain’ and con: ~ “TI

‘ tinves .to battle for a more
enlightened public response _

At tho Pers Chile border, floods struck and she waa trip, but she is de

dashed her plans, She was refused a viea to Saudi Arabia. |
The Soviet Union said she could cross its territory by

* ‘ear but not by motoreyele, China has so far refused her a

U.8. Embassy pores, “the Iranians éat Canadians for
breakfast,” she sai

“I think that to Canadian, female‘and alone on a
motorcycle in Iran would'be pushing my luck,” she'said.’

Potts says she hag been scared at times during her

mined to complete it.

She has covered, 4,000 kilometres and has 20,000 to
go. The rest of he, tip is to take her through Tndls,
‘Nepal, Bangladesh, Thailand and Japan, where many of
her. Journey's 20 col sponsors are located.

at Macao, the Portuguese _ |

enclave a the Chinege ealsiand, and seek permission to
territory.

» enter Communist te

Potts says she. hag ‘been riding motorcycles for 10
years, but “until now, I was just a Sunday driver.”
s Jt was my idea fo Biotoreycle around the world, To
feel the dirt under one's feet and the bugs in one’s teeth
= its'a new way things.” |

open the anos! Operate itghts
| or his steréo and television.
“Along with the other 14

meals from an aide who lives
in the building.
Depite the progress, Cav-

| TEENAGE SKIN
you. Into acleansing system {ust for you,
T land

easy nan are. pains, ;
“ Wi

Former area
Mipsident dies |

wel its on Oct. 8 at

» “Redwater, Alta.at the age of
“ 16 years. Born in Malta, Ont, .

ato, Rossland where she lived

for’ almost 80 years. She

x moved hack. to. Alberta, in
- 1977. E

ting, crocheting, gardening
and helping others. She be:
longed to the Rossland Home
League and cooked! for sev-
eral years at the Salvation
Army Camp for underprivi.
leged children.

She is survived by five

Teh ccilany wid ayy, MeMlw
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AT CHINA CREEK

Parksville; Mrs. Evelyn 8yl-
vestre of Fort McMurray,
Mrs. Linda Nimchuk of Red-
water, Alta., and Mrs. Janet
Neumann of Castlegar; one
sister, Mrs. Victoria: Fea-
therstone of Vancouver, 26
grandchildren and 10 great-
children. i

She was predeceased by
her husband, Ernie,. in 1970;
a son, Ernie, in 1961;: three
sisters and two brothers.
Cremation has taken place in
Edmonton.

A memorial service for:
Mrs. Brooks will be an-
nounced at a later date.

Longtime |
resident |
dies
‘Tina Babskasif of Crescent
Valley passed. away. Friday,
aS aarti td

7 Funeral services were held

Monday and Tuesday. from
the Crescent Valley Hall with

aria lathe Acestova Cenk

etery.

Mrs, Babakaeff was porn:
June 6, 1902 at Kamsack,
Sask. and came to. BO, in
1917, settling in Ootischenia:
She married George Baba-
kaeff in 1924 at Ootischenis.

The family moved to Perry
Siding in 1982 and to Kres-
tova in 1935 where she has
since resided. Mrs. Babakaeff

i Crescent ” Valley, Pete of,

ie and es ot Van-,

3; two ae
grandchildren; one , brother,
John Evdokimoff of Crescent
Vi

” She is peedbbeaesth ty ae
husband | George,

-George and. Nick ob Pe Paty

Siding and sister, Nastia
Bartsoff of Scotts Mills, Ore-"

Funeral arrangements
were under. the. direction of
Ses Castlegar Eee Chap-

425
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ae work-life © pattern,” tate Bsadlearyed. oP

id “Madeleine LeBlanc, ~
visory °

Sram resist “Moncton Resianing |
ot Cneoerve, raid &

pl!

cost with an education program to

Steere re- business
‘can best be

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add to th y
problems.”

‘Mandatory
“participation
ds vetoed’ .

- Boyd Anderson, appearing” Taher ter of resignation,
on behalf of the’ chamber,
said the Canada Pension Plan ment had soley) to ees a
can't cover homemakers. He /‘‘co-ordinated: Ewertonide S
said spousal registered re- strategyfor marketing Sea: -
tirement sayings plans would rates many, wine products:
be more along ©. ignment has been

Septten Seagram's. wine .

let homemakers know about operations have been con-
pension options. ; solidated-into the Seagram

The cheater rejected Wine Co. and the seateaic

that private “pen- plan I was charged with

possible for

guaran'
ciple of everyone having fair

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