CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Aug. 10, 1961

Sewer lly Proposed

coat and the etme of-the works, date before. the inspector. of muni- |
to the inspector x can issue a o!

PROVINCIAL LIBR
VICTORIA, B, ¢, ARY

Grenier - Lipsett.

DEC. 31/32)

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Give fourh reading ‘to the by-
law.

Hold a public meeting on the
bylaw, : publish ‘the proposed bylaw,
and ‘hold the vote, mt

Wait’ for’ one-month quashing
period required after the polling

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debenture.

Apply to the Central Mortgag-
ing and Housing for a loan after
assent by the owner-electors and
the registration of the bylaw.

Amend the original bylaw to
agree with the final OMHC loan fi.
gures,

Obtain approval of the amend-
ment bylaw by the Lt.-Gov.. in
Council.

Do ‘detail engineering; includ-
ing running of ‘fleld profiles, draw-
ings of sewers and treatment plant,
specifications. and contract docu~
ments for tenders.

Invite contractors to tender.

Award. the contract, :

ROBSON SOGIALS

Mrs, A. K, -Waldie, Phone 365-5921

David Stadler. has been spending
the past week vacationing in North
Burnaby. and |New, Westminister
with relatives.

Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Adshead were,
the ‘former's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mra. A. Knelsen and

Nuptial mass in St, Rita's
Church July 22 saw Roas Grenier,
son of ‘Mr, and Mrs, Paul Grenier
of Victoria, take as his bride Maur-
een ‘Jeanette Lipsett, daughter of
Mr,'‘and Mrs, Edward J. Lipsett of
Castlegar, In a double-ring cere-
mony. by Rev. E. A. Brophy in a

Gelicate floral setting of white and
mauve flocks flanking the altar.

‘High nuptial mass. was sung by
the choir and the soloist was Mrs.
8, Gallo with ‘Mrs, R, Goulet pre-
siding at the organ.

The. lovely brunette bride en-
tered the’church on the arm of her
father and was radiant in a floor-
length’ gown jof white pure: slik or-
ganza’;over a‘-fully crinolined taf-
feta,‘akirt, The skirt was accented
by. panels of chantilly lace,

/ he basque lacé bodice with lly
polnt sleeves’ was. designed: with a
Veneckline front ant and back of softly
pleated organza. For the “something
borrowed" the bride wore her alster's
wedding veil’ which was elbow len-
gth of full fowing tulle cascading
from 9 seed pearl bandeau. She‘ also
wore. the: groom's ‘gift, a double

*| strand ;’of pearls and: carried a

Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Benham left
recently {or Vancouver to attend
the, wedding of the former's son,
Keith Edward, to Nancy ‘Trotter of
‘Vancouver.

Home visiting: ‘wits his parents

is David Adshead from Camp Shilo
‘yin

ANGLICAN | CHURCH.

St. Alban’s Angilcan Church
Aug. 13th Trinity XI
11.00 Matins St, Alban’s

OHERNOFF — ‘To Mr. and
Mrs, Mitchell Chernoff of Castlegar,
shter.

MARTINI
Rudy Martini of Castlegar, on Aug.
6, a .son.

SETO .-— ‘To Mr. and Mra, Har.
ry Seto of. Castlegar, on Aug, 10, a

crescent bouquet of red carnations
and white -stephanotis.

The: bride's slater Mrs. J. E.

Daley, was matron of honor, She

taffeta, a sleeveless dress with clas-
sie bodice and full short, skirt with
matching cumberbund.

‘Bridesmaid was Miss Corry-Ann
Barnes who waa attired in pink or=
ganza, over taffeta, the same style
gs the bride's matron. Both wore
white headdresses, white:shoes and
gloves and each carried a crescent
bouquet of yellow carnations.

The groom was supported by
his brother, Mr. Gordon Grenier of
Victoria, Ushers were Mr. Charles
Curtels and Mr, David Harris, both
of ‘Victoria, we

For her “daughters wedding,
‘Mrs. Lipsett’s dress was of gold bro-
cade sheath with beige accessories

-jand pink carnation’ corsage. ‘The

groom’s mother’s dress was'a mint
@reen sheath and her corsage was
of yellow. mums.

‘The bride's table was centered
with a three-tiered wedding cake

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Pink tulle. and: sur-
rounded by wee pink rose buds. The
cake ‘was made ‘by the bride'smo-
therand was topped with two.doves

=| holding double wedding rings. The

center. piece ‘was: flanked on each
side. with pink” and white ‘tapers
and low bowls of roses,

After the .bride and groom
made the. traditional first. cut in
the cake it was cut up for serving
by the bride's aunt, Mrs, Deer, and
@ friend of the family, Mrs. Black.
burn. Following the dinner the
young’ couple served the wedding
cake to the guests, *

‘Mr, J. Dunlop proposed a toast
to the bride and- the’ groom: re-
sponded. Mr. Gordon’ Grenier pro-,

}posed the bride's attendants with

Charles Curtels responding,

Master of ceremonies, Mr. G.
Hughes, read: the many telegrams
recelved from Switzerland, several
Ontario points, Victoria, and many
other. B.C. ‘points.

‘The bride and groom were as-
sisted in the receiving of the guests
=ihe their parents. For a honeymoon
to be spent in Banff, Radium, Cal-
gary and Seattle, the bride changed
into a white brocae sheath’ dress

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with Jacket with ‘access-
ories and corsage in the new. shade
of watermelon red.
On ‘their return’ from their ho-
neymoon, they “will reside at 3721
Craigmillar Ave., Victoria,
‘Out-of-town guests’ were Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Grenier, Gordon and
Linda, Mr. Charles, Curteis and Mr.
David Harris all. of. Victoria; Miss

was attired in an aqua organza over | dish.

Vows Exchanged

38
Corry-Ann Bares. of ‘Balmon Arm,
Mr, and Mra, J. “Barnes of -Laving-
ton, Miss Teresa: Dehghunty of Se-
attle, Mr. W.'J;"Delahunty of Vic-
torla, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dawson of
Calgary, Mrs. 'J,;, Daley of Sud-
bury, Ont., Mrs, Paulson, Mr.
A. F, Paulson and Mr, and Mrs. E,
A, Paulson, ‘all jof Portland, 01
Mrs. D, Deer, Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs, L. Renwick, and: Mrs. L. M.
Kirby, both ‘of, Nelson’ and ‘Mrs. T.
Gergely, Oliver and Mrs. J. Nixan of
Comox,

REWATA SOCIALS

: ROUND STEAKS, Ib.

Mrs, M. Robn

Mr, and.Mrs. David Hamm of
Kamloops and Mr," and Mrs, Abra-
ham Hamm of Abbotsford are vi-
siting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Dyck,

Raymond’ laindquist of Kin-
naird is 8 guest at.” ‘the home of
Fred Koch.

Mr. and Myrs,: Jackson and fa-
mily of Kinnaird were recent visi-

the home of Mr.and Mrs. F. Wen-

Miss June Lang and Miss Lor-
raine Fladager accompanied by Miss
Ludelle Lang of Penticton lett for
o holdey to Banff, Alberta,

Mr, and Mrs, W. Leduc and fa-
mily of Kinnaird were weekend vi-
sitors at the home of Mr .and Mrs.
©. P, Rempel.

Mr. and Mr, G, Friesen, and
family returned from their recent
camping trip.

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Boy's Black - Oxfo rd :

~The

‘be called upon saith the next

j, weeks to vote on thé Incorpora-
fot (@.:$1: million ‘subdivision
of the Castle Bar Ranch) ine

tlon ‘into the’ village was: the  coti<
flict of interest he had referred

to] enough’ to-appreciate the -desirab-

VLA: Subdivision

© After many months of trials. and

first’ “thing

esday | morning from ; the Millage}
office for the subdivision.” ~".

Under an‘ agreement reached |

between the village and'Mr. Shel-

ped to the storage tank from a 6-in,
matin on’ 10th Ave, by a 160 gpm

rhe ‘Cub’: ‘Packs of the Kootenay

vii|| Columbia “District held helt sums
‘from

camp and:
Bonnington-south » Sloan, Rabson, tf

~" | large iswimming; ; pool

many of’them learned'to swim dur-
for | ing’ their week ‘at camp. ‘One of the
highlights ~ was ‘Western «Day

and engaged in games and

: Western. theme, -
Part- of? each ‘day: was devoted
to “nandlcratts ‘where, the boys lear-
ned ‘how: to make’ various: interest-
ing gadgets including plaster moulds
and woggles. Every day closed with
a campfire ‘during’ the evening whl.

activities

“Issued ‘ch ‘the boys’ enjoyed learning new

‘soigs, performing’ skits and. listen-.
ing to. .cubbing stories from their
leaders,

Camp Chief.was-T. Lang, Cub-
master, of the Firs, Kinnaird Cub
[zee “Assistany Camip'Chief was D.

James, Cubmaster’ ofthe Bonning-
tou-South Blocan-Cub Pack.
™\ They were ably.agsisted by Mrs.

“|B, James,: Assistant: Cubmaster: of |7

ito. the Above leaders

ual mésting.
of Kootenay, S talpallt has been
tested a enletpal ft .Kin-

Howard | nldae ane and Jon McMillan

enjoyed _ the won-
psec mele ‘prepared ‘by them.»
i The. enrages the ‘camp wish

T have served on council ” > long

lity’ of . having; these: fringe areas
part of the village,"

aldize this.
He sald that’ it wad is
standing ‘while on. council ‘that al-

ing:names"'ror’a petition favoring
corporation,‘ presented ‘| couxicll
with i Datitlons algned by, three-fifths

dscof: which ‘the Eddy ‘Match |"

ig)
tenay:Forest: Prod di are
Cel, é i

ap es

ost orl

Uideriration at

the “Village: were pre-

eld bY. the ‘Arrow
junday, ab Anderson’s
Or ‘the! crowd arrived

sented by-Mr.- Oglow on behalf ‘of day
where the: boys’ developed Western| G. W-.Auders

Word has ‘been creceived , that

ard has ‘contacted, the
partment of education with “Te-

panel ‘responki-

‘Tarrys addition plans will be forth-| et

eoming:-on or about. Aug..18..No

word:on. date of: receipt of f plans. for
Rob id, Ootigchenia.

mediate’ enquiries; *:
expressed grave. |
lays encountered -

sing favorably. The’ old coal fur-
|nace in the Kinnaird school isbe-|
ing’ replaced with a gas 4

cpived and any person in
if’ they ‘are’ on |

free, style- event at the seco}

: Squadron: Took 0 in.

in Ney, nS * 2: oS
A LOCAL EAD: Guy Gibson,| placed

ie list by phoning “the Board of
he or checking ‘the list

the‘ new wells at Pass Creek, Sint *
2+] son Creek, Tarrys and Ootischenia.

Given Out ia Seip
‘Fourteen dog Ucences worth’ 42
issued during duly in Castle-
fears reported! works supervisor Nor-
man "MeNabb at souncll’s Tast meet-
Anges. bk
‘An addition, he sald, four 0 over-
| time’ parking tickets were given’ out
and five apis,

quitter salle ae iors away meee toe
ell.
‘Council accepted yt Dr. Lindsay's

Powe mmissior
barring be, specific “at this time” ‘as
‘Property owners

any prope!
“the building: of, thie
dam, H,

However, continues Mr. Keen-
leyside, Tie principle..we have

comipensation which |; ae:

informatie ‘as tothe basis ‘on w!
ch compensation’ “would™ be” made.)
a The Chamber's Columbia River De-

ter to Mr.» Keenleyside that. it; re-
alizes “that at the present time. this
is’ atill a hypothetical question, pat
aince cost estimates covering,

“T[Meence application together with a]

‘¥elopzient Committee“safd'in a let-|>~g

7

‘en J Clarke's Pool