CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Awl 20, 1967

By Hoary Heala|-

Guest ae Does Right by Our Visitors

Canada has a guest house.
Canadians ‘will ever

across
tawa River and over to the mis-
yy green Gatineau Hillis in the

rs Visitors invited to stay in
the 17-room mansion will be in
a) tad . Their hostess. will

fudy LaMargh,
as iMinister, got ‘ath and sec-
rotary of sta
The Toutisepar is Miss
Gath omit g Corey a shee
leneuve,
iter
Poarsom 5 eitence which is nok
far away. :
Chauffering, when neces-
sary, will be done’ by' the army
and “additional help yand. cater-
ing willbe hired as required.’
>” It is perhaps fitting that the
first ‘guest in“the house’ were
Governor-General and’.
Michener who Spent the wel
ena there before g into
eir official residence ee
gvearingin, ceremony, The
know. first

hand axperi-
eet ke wind of he Ntalit
eaests poep ty

Mrs, Cawte
Ph. 365-5957
Or Write
Box 807
Castlegar, B.C.

ti

be forgiven if
wey weal yale hard when
fee | they hy enter penture: fr

Helghborliness is cos!
| em about $300,
is ata pullt in: 1808 for Hens) were
ere nO .Xecor

of que of ange ei

year does not entirely repre-
sent the rising real estate
ues. The house has grown from
to | nine rooms to 17 over the years.

Pl
ment has spent $80,000 on re-
fuodeling the building and the
mpson Co. of Toronto
will be amount

> Ped a_ similar
for fur hing 1 it. And a beauti-
ful job of Secorating and fur-
nishing it is, too.

The: womens’ columnists
who visited the house on press

nj of those fra
Bue six-footer is

day wrote pages on the fabrics,
wail aper and silverware.
ati this writer can say is
that is was elegant without be-
itig nnduly luxurious and there
were’ just enough antiques to
dignified ‘without being
Hae Ie ini ‘There were none
le pleces a 200-

Exchanged a a

and Kenneth Addison, son’ of
My, and. Mrs, J. H. Roberts, Kin-

e took place in

i atrald to sit

The need for the house was
dlctate id by the crush’ of state

val-| visitors expected Yor Centennial

year, but it- will continue as the
nation’s Vip residence for years

~--The..public works- depart-| to ci

‘Royal visitors will be wel
comed at Government House as
usual, but the vast arra:
miers, presidents, fiel
als, generals and assorted ‘dig

who have! Been invited
to Canada this y have
the place well bioken in by the

time Centennial year vanishes.

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar .

Everyone has been so help-
ful in sharing their knowledge
of how, to remove road tar fro:
the fi car. following -last
week's request for help, we‘have
several products named to assist

ou
is Luster Sheen, obtain.

able One only one. ok :0 our larger

er, Di

Pees
ed hi all) proves be of
bear nut. ee fe

oO

was the banquet for the youngest | tru!
players in the. district (5 to 7) the
Mitey Mites.

Many assisted in making the
season and the banquet a: suc-
cess. The young enthusiasts and
their parents. sat downl: toa
er served: by

a Ph. Enter
e form of
Bob Patrick oper-
ating t the proj

lector.
ppreciation of thelr help
was voiced as well as

One gentleman named anti- |:
freeze 4 hls angwer, and anoth, |

Ta
tf
are not uw afiwool. The:

I spent a pleasant hour re-
cently. When calling. on ‘a

friend, I found a relaxing morn-:

ing being spent by several wo-
men working: sou, crafts, The are
ticles were ‘all charming
would need detailed inatrietions
to pass them on in writte:

: | food; cutlets.» Bug ; an id... Dar, a f.dke

a a 2

Is the.changeable weather

He ing you andthe weatherman
es guessing? I wonder how much

ith ig in the old sayings.

“Rain ‘before seven, shine
before eleven.”

“Trace in the sky the. paint-
er's brush, the winds around you
soon will rush.”\\The painter's
brush in‘ this instance refers to
high, thin. cirrus’ clouds .which
usually: mean that bad weather
is on the; way. 2

The marriag
the Deop cove. United Church

March: 23)) Whit
yellovr mums decorated the
ohare with a a touch of heather.
The pews were marked with
white carnations and a sprig of
heather. Organist) was Mrs.
Downey.

Given in marriage by her
father, the dark-haired Foride was
radiant in a white gown of peau
de. soie, empire style with scal-
loped neckline: and lace overlay

ith lily point sleeves.

peau de soie' was edged with an

the shoulders witha:
Her shoulder-length twe tiered

ite] roses, topper

Her floor-length® train. of by.
overlay of lace and held below | the
le bow.

Roberts-Butchart Vows.

t ete

white satin» 8! ppers end her
jewel ery was a pearl drop Beck:

lace with earrings to match; Sh
carried a cascading: bouquet ‘of
feathered white ' carnations and
ronze mums centered: with a
large: bow. ‘Her shoulder-length
tnotlered vell of tulle was held
in: place. with tulle and organdy
roses, edged with appliqued lace
rls, She wore

to mat
ried. s cascading bouquet of fea-
thered carnations. and
bronze mums centered with a
pale green orchid.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS : ;
ST. RITA’S HALL
“ FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

Acow Boat
Club Members.

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Waldron resigned as care-

takers of the Arrow Boat Club Jan. 12, such ter,

Maid of ‘honor, Miss Doro-
of. West

thy est V
rousin of the bride.and: brides-
maid, Miss Margaret Tarvis of
Deep Cove, wore identical
sleeveless dresses of feprieot
satin ‘back e empire-style
with a deep pleat down the front
being of satin. They wore elbow-
length white gloves: and white
slippers. Each wore a pearl
necklace, a gift of the. bride.
The maid of honor carried

ion of services took effect March 31... _
~The Arrow Boat Club wishes to announce
that Mr. Bob Wood is now in sole charge of the
marina. Gas, oil and ice available — laun
ramp. All services will be extended in 1967.

New |: will be wel

Boat launching and inspection day: Sunday,
May 7 from 10 - 12 a.m.

a of white
carnations, and bronze mums
centered with a white gardenia.
The bridesmaid carried a colon-
jal’ type bouquet of white car-
nations and’ bronze mhms. The
hair was ‘dpswept with feather-
ed ‘carnations wound throughout
to pay their ‘dresses,

vid. Leitner .of Victoria

Col ley ited best man with Bruce
and’ parnie Reinsbak-
sharing ushering

pols tiene
e Copper. Room of the

ano Gardens, The bride's: table
d' with:a white cloth was
centeerd with a three-tiered wed-
ding cake. decorated ,with white
d: with white, bells

and: lily-of-the-valley. Flan!

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MuUtual 2-1831. Davie at. Denman.
a a. Cards honored t
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were . white candles

schooling, Bowls < of white car:

nations. and pink roses and

white candlelabra completed the

decoration: — -

Toast to the bride. was given
h Child with the toast to

telegrams : from
? aaghne: Fruitvale and
from

at
morning, sailor: tal a rarning;
rainbow at night, oie. 8 3 delight

tion: to those who gave so much
of their time throughout the

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We have just nicely collect-
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Please anyone’s taste in kits

ens, Do you like black, gray,
orange or an inbetween color
that is neither black or grey?

: They have not been. cate-
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the. orange: little one: is, already
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Second-Glass
_ Badges Given

The 2nd Kinnaird girl
guides welcomed into their com-
pany Diane Chapman, who was
enrolled: as a girl guide at their

Local Women”
Gots Guiding
Merit Certificate
H. Joknson attended
Council’s annual meeting in New
Westminster,
She was very pleasantly sur-
prised when Mrs. G. W. Smart,

‘first meeting in. April.
finat meeting in. Ap

second. Fa Darlgos to, Joann
epper, Karen. Webber,
Martin, Donna’ Walker, Cathy,|:

Walker, ee Sayenchuk andy, F

Wendy Laidler. gi
Hostess; es, were, |
to Joanne’ Pe} onda see Waite

er and: Karen:
Kei

national commissioner
of Toronto presented, her: with a

ertificate of merit for her,many | e1
years™ sin. gu

a cHief’ co:
missioner of; Canada aud Tady
meee Baden. irone 1

Mrs.
the Girl Guides of Canada, B.C. | with. mat

certificate ds’si ed: b; i
Clystalai elle’ com.

Salmo, With the warmth
ine, blazing

resided at
the urns. Dancing followed.

The bride’s’ mother chose
an‘ ivory brocade: two-piece suit
g accessories, pink
tulle hat and pink carnation cor-

sage. The groom's mother chose
a duster and dress ensemble of

Her corsage was of yellow feath-
ered carnations ‘and bronze rose

pee

her’ wedding | trig

t Bellinehare Wash.,: the. dg

Eaton’s Hearing Aid Centre

Special Demonstration,
Eaton's | Store in CASTLEGAR by our hearing aid.
consultant, Mr. A. D. SCHWOB, of our Viking ‘all
in the ear’ hearing aid. This aid. has no tubes or

cords — is'worn entirely in the ear — yet* gives a.

clear performance and benefits most nerve deaf-
ness.

See it, or if unable to, come to the store,
phone for a free home demonstration.

}ehanged into “a melon. A’ ling|

oat. and. match.

Hing dress, a
‘bone ‘Aited “beta straw” sag tae
page bone accesosries, Her cor-

nm”
foanne Pepper: Wendy Lat

and Grace Gorml

Home Nursing | Wedges; Grace,
Gormley, “Vickt’ Taquesy. Debbie
Taidier™ "Margie Ka nigan, }
garite Fornelli,Pamy/ ‘Warford;
Rosemary Hardy, Ellen Knyit:
son,. Brenda Downey,’ Caro
Marcellus, and Sheena’ Warford:

Badges: Margie Kanig-| ;

an Debbie Laidler. and. Ellen

ni

utson,
Homemaker Badges: Ellen

Knutson: and; Debbie Laidler.
Child care Badge: Sheena

‘Warford, Pam Warford and Mar-

gie Kanigan,
Friend{ to Animals: Debbie
‘t. Badge : to

‘Wendy Laidler, Sherry Say-
enchuk and Donna Walker serv-
ed the guests. while passing their
Hostess badge.

The guides ‘entering the first
aid competitions in Trail! were:
Fornellie,
fae Margie Kanigan, Grace
Gormley, Debbie Laidler and
their trainer, Mrs, J. Foraelli.

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the, British. Columbian reported.

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To New College Po itions

The appointment of Dr.
Gertrude Pentland \as Chairman
artment of life’ selene:

ep 7
sclences at Selkirk College was
announced .this week by prin-
cipal-elect'A: E, Soles, ;
Miss Pentland has ‘been
head of the | College: biology de-
artment for the past year while
. Munro ‘has headed ‘the his-
tory department, Miss Pentland
is'no stranger to the Koutenays;
she was born in Kimberley. ant
spent her early years in the West

Kootenay, She. tous her post
graduate | training | al in
botany and forest eaten
graduating with a PhD? degree
Prior te to coming to. Selkirk.

ing historian, has become very
well-known in the’ district since] ly wi
coming to Selkirk from the Un-

has been

"Featured al Recent .

David Thompson
Stamp Club Mesting

The David Thompson n Stamp

Mr, Munro, a noted publish- Club met at the home of Mr. and
pe a Moor of Kinnaird recent-

th A, ne lelsen in the chair.
After the regular lay meoting,

iversity of Victoria; last year. He Mrs. ' 'C.:MeKenzie
in’ the h

establishment’, of a : Kootena
Branch of the» Canadian: Insti-
tute’of International Affairs and | iti
ig much-in gemand as a lectur-
er ae speaker.

Ainsworth Pioneer,
Father of Kinnaird
Man, Died ‘Saturday
bpd Long Illness.

er of a Kinnaird resl-

8 miner at the, age .of
15 and was employed by, nearly
all the Ainsworth District Min

due
ne -Of

his death he was ombloyen as | to
e Western: Mines, §

watchman at thi
north of

Ann | earlier’ years, of the Knights-of
. | Columbus.

in the appoint.
ments Dean Soles etated: “Our | in
faculty will be greatly expand-
ed in the coming term and it
has become imperative for us to
establish departments within the | T'

faculty structure.
Both Dr. Pentland and Mr.

or

Moor, Mr. G.
ffunns and this year, "Mrs, “Me:

‘enzie, Goins
The club's membershi,
8} ber. the average is spproximatel

er era cup and

blue ribbon, awarded her. exhibit
on “dancing stamps” from

ive to ballet wi ich was held

e fourth time in

This
a row the club ‘has had the hon-

of recelving the novice cup.
vious winners were; Mr. J,
Viantch, "Mrs. C.

‘Thomas Ryan, | 9l,a resident
ft 'Kinnnird and # form

dent of Syringe Gr
‘away. Tue

e 5, 1876 at St.
el Islands; ders

Srassed 8

opak post
Agee sled Syringa. Cr ek in| |
mo ving to. rth Cres. in

His love for children was
eople he met.
Y Pia hobby was fishing. al
. Ryan is:survived by hls his
son Laurence ) of Kin:

official
ment taking place in Nelson
Memorial Park Cemetery.

naird. and one granddaughter,
Daisy, Ryan.” :

“Years of

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;| Sung by Father pigp joase crop bad
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Has Rey Coloma, RB, Kendall; and
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Syringa Creek Resident
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