8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 12, ,1

968

Morley-Fink Wedding .

‘Wedding ‘principles at a cere-'skirt and: matching lace jacket, A

mony held in a ‘lovely sctting of simple headdress entone was fas-
white gladioli and bouquets of hioned with a. single flower over
pink: and white’roses were Miss shaped net. She wore a pink car-

Louise Faye Fink and Mr. George Ration corsage,
Ewan Morley 108 Hinnaled whe
exchanged | marringe vows’ at the

home of the bride's parents, ‘Mr. Este of; Caatlogn:
and Mrs, Earl J, Fink of Kinnaird
at six o'clock in the eveing‘on
eee 30. Rev. C. R. Day officiat-
ed,

ceremony when the bride's tal

The bridegroom is the son

gara On The Lake, Ontario, ;
Given in marriage’ by: het fa-

thers! phe? bride was lovely i

we @ Bown of white lace with

fitted hodice and lily-point sleeves, Sandmother.

It f yp sleeves. | Mrs, ‘Fink was attired in

Best man’ was Mr. Gary Arm-| |
A small reception followed the

was. appointed in pink and white
theme with white candles in sil:
xer’ ‘holders flanking ‘a’ three-tiered
Ww -
of Mr, and Mrs. C. Morley of Nis-|orated” Rene enlch dad been de: Mrs.-R, Goulet presided at the or-
heirloom table’ cloth’ of white lace /g02."‘The church was beautifully
, nad. becn ‘hand crocheted ‘and had decorated “with vases of ‘gladioli | 9
beer ‘the possession of the bride's and the guests’ pews were marked

f the ‘recent wedding’ of Anita
Claire Jenks, daughter of Mr. and
‘Mrs, Victor Jenks of Castlegar and
Wayne Alexander Gray, son of Mr,
and ;Mrs. Alex Gray of :Kinnaird,

Father E, Brophy officiated at
the- double-ring > ceremony ‘and

ble

with white satin ribbon bows and
ity of the valley.

8)” The :radiant Yptonde bride en.
ing the church on the arm of
father looked charming in an

original * gown’’ of white chantilly
sce poised over tulle and satin,

wide 'V.

“|from a ‘tiny waistline to form a
slight train,

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|. Her elbow length veil of illu.
sion net was held in place bya

stones.) Her caneaniog bougiiet ‘Was,
or pl

St. Rita's Church Scene.
Of Gray-Jenks Wed ng

St, Rita’s Church was the scéno | j

dainty crown of pearls and rhine-.[groom and Mr. John ‘Pinckney. of ed’ carnation corsage complete:

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A proposal for the’ integrati

mical Company,. ‘Limited. ‘and Cana.
dian ‘Celanese; Limited, under’ the
name) Chemcell : (2988) Limited

a ?
of the operations. of. Canadian hes} : igs ae e: proposal ti dos ilan|:

Celanese’: incltides ‘a’:
subdivision “of the
of ‘the: Company, ‘and’ the ° issue

+ visions (of: Chemcell (1968) Limit.
ed.

reenter

. Don Gray, brother of. the white vaceéssorles, A’ yellow. tin ,

aird,  Jher- ensemble. Mrs, Gray“ chose a’

and fern and centered with a tiny
Blue Bird for Happiness,
Her jewelery accent was” a
cultured pearl necklace and ear
rings, the. gift of the groom.
Sister of th bride Mrs. Dawn
Geddes: of ‘Kamloops was matron
of honor, and she was attired in a

street length dress with full skirt
and lace ‘jacket.
: The bridesmaids were Miss Be-
verley Horlick and. Miss Sharon
Harmston’ both of Castlegar. They
wore. indentical~ dresses ‘of pink

NOTICE RE: ELECTORS

Section 31 of the Municipal Act reads as follows:

SA person is qualified to nave his name entered on the
list of electors

{a} as an owner-elector if

@ he is a British subject of the full’ age of twenty-|

one years.

(A) wlio i is the owner of real property in the mun-
icipality;' or

@®) who pies with his h h Id as his ordinary |%

residence a suite that is owned by a corporation
in which ‘he holds ‘capital stock equivalent in,
value to the capital value of the suite and that

is an owner-occupied apartment building as ‘de-|:

fined in the Provincial Home-owner Grant Act;

(Owho i is the spouse of a veteran, as defined in
the Veterans’ Land ‘Act of Canada, who is an
owner-elector and holdy ‘an agreement to pur-
chase land under that Act,- if a statutory declar-,
atton made by veteran‘and his spouse’ setting
fjorth that the makers thereof are lawfully |
married to each other and that one of them is

' a veteran holding an agreement to purchase land
under the Veterans’ Land Act of Canada is filed
with the. Clerk by the Director, the ‘Veterans’
Land Act; or’

Gi) it is a corporation that is the owner. of. real
property in the municipality;

(b) asa resident-elector if

@) he is a British subject of the full age of twenty-
one years;

fii) he resides within the municipality

Gii) he’ has" resided continuously. Within the mun-
icipality for not less than six months i di

nylon sheer over taffeta, bell shap-'
ed skirts Jace tops and. low
scooped neécklines, They all wore
head ‘pieces ‘of pink organza bows
‘with net, pink shoes and accesso-
ries to match, Their colonial bou-
quets were of white and pink fea-
thered carnations. Pearl necklaces
and ear riget, me gift of the bride,

ed with white ‘Scathored carnations {mony in ‘the ‘Kinnaird Hallwhich brief jacket, white accessories and,

was» tastefully decorated for)the white’ carnation corsage.’ Mr. ‘Leo
oceasion:; with pink ‘and white , Bourdon of Trail’ was master | of
streamers ‘and. bells. The tables | ceremonies ‘and’ proposed’ a’ toast
were decorated with vases of mixed) to the bride. with the groom res-
summer flowers.

with a white ‘linen cloth -and ‘was
centered with) a’ three tiered wed-
‘pink organza over ‘taffeta strapless] din!

Ni

ther side’ by. tall white tapers in| dance ‘after’ the~
silver holders.; Low bowls of. roses {her ’

and. ivy completed the . beautiful jin

|table decor: After the first cut of]in Oregon
the cake by the happy couple the,
eake was-cut'up by the aunts. o:
he. bride’ and groom,’ Mrs. - Rose brown acct
Fischer : and. Mrs. * Margaret. John- a corsage

son. ‘The bridal party was assisted '
ae the _Teceiving. line by thelr pa-’:

pare. Jenks chose a mocha brocaded ‘Vancouver, ‘Trail, ‘Oasis, Warfield

followed the cere- yellaw lace sheath ‘with matching

| SA

ponding. The’ hest man’ proposed |.
ast '.to the bridesmaids.: Grace
a8. id by \G. Guido, Many ,tele-
good wishes were received

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BUSINESSMAN ..

The: bride's table was covered

topped with a miniatiire
room surrounded by
alley, flanked ‘on i. "guests ‘Sajoved’ a
eception, For
room or executive suite’... .

‘Then you want:

id’ 'several points
ie bride changed into
lece Tin
‘and! gree

carnations.’ On their return MUtual °2-1831' | “Davie at Denman
ron their; honeymoon’ they have

Ww résidence ‘in Castlegar.
Caer, her. daughter's wedding Out cof ‘town’ guests. were from

Commercial . Cards honored .

organza sheath. over taffeta with and:Slocan City.

ne ee il

. And want a smart ‘central address | ies in Van-..
couver, .you will like the friendly courteous staff
who: attend: to your. wishes, whether it’s in your

The ‘Sands Motor Hotel -

TAS a result” “of te share . “ac.
auulsition’ offera- made ‘to: holders

nese on: February,.25, 1963, only
3 per ‘cent of. the, commen’ shares
of Canadian‘ Celancso remain ‘in
. hands ‘other, than’: Canadian ‘Chem:
ical and’ Celanese’ Corporation’ of
America: which’, own’ 52 ‘per cant
and 45° per? ‘cent respectively,
i Accordingly, | directors, of ,Ca-
nadian

of common ‘shares of Canadlan Cel. |,

Holders of Stock Purchase Wa:
rants, of Canadian, Chemical would
have‘ the’ right ‘to "subscribe. for
subdivided: common! shares of :Ca-

| of, Kinnaird,;, Robson and Castle-
gar, gathered in tho Castlogar Unit, | «
~ (ed: Church Sh): Thursday evening

- United Church congregati

es

aang! a. common. front ‘aot
sharing a (common: ;

Mr; Booth felt there ‘are three
Points «to; be considered; on such
an: occasion: “Who - should spent
for..God, .what: he. ought to

and how. he. ought te. By, it’? ne

seasion,:

of! Canadian chemical then:
satanding.'¢ =
“The

‘to be

following’ the' sate: would be equal
to the number of: common shares| 21.

Re repre Cf of ubdivided common’ shares to| nadian Celaneao’(Chemcell (1963) lj
: Cana emical -considera-| Limited) .at ‘the’ same price and on ny S from
& pe nels on Sept, 20. and & Pt.| tion “for. the: ‘purchase ‘of Its’ a5-|the same‘ terms and. conditions ‘as : ay
7 alan eee and cangdlan, Cal. gots.rThe number: ona Col: * in: of cans gards |=! pp, were ‘gk:
"| common! shares: of dian Cel- nm shares of
anese. would be maintained a8 di-| snese held by Canadian’ Chemical ca ie i We, W. Dowling, Koo ‘Knox

e also’ heing’ ask-
: er sarong ‘other’ mat-
i

to

winding-up of-the: Company by

-anese consider.’ that ft ‘is now. ap:

to ¥ 1
the‘ operations of the two compa-
nies, Neri Oe Mea cied
“2\ Under the proposal Canadian
Celanese ‘would be the continuing
* corporation (with its name changed
*-to: Chemcell |(1963)\Limited) ‘and

would acquire the assets of Cana-

share ‘of Canadian ‘Chemical,

common .shares.. whi

the»

Chemical “includes * the ‘voluntary
2 the| million subdivided common’ shares
anle-of: its’ assets: to’ Canadian Cel-
anese .to’ the’ holders ‘of! common
shares .of Canadian’: Chemical on
;| the basis- of: one ‘subdivided*com-
mon share’ of Canadian Colanese
for’ each’ common

“Of the. 12,742,090 . subdivided
ich. would be
outstanding following the’ comple-
tlon’ of ‘ the transaction © approxi-
mately 59 per cent would be owned
by Celanese Corporation of Ameri-
ca, 13. per cent by Power Corpo-
ration of Canada, Limited and: 28

in;common: ‘share capital

in ‘order. to’ have sufficient’ autho:
rized but unissued ‘common shares
available. for future corporate pur:
poses.

3 a] ui
(Shareholders, of ‘Canagian’ Cel:
: United Church, °

marked: the ministry was ‘shared
by, all 1. the ‘earliest days of. the
church ‘and’ while’ today we: have
delegated the authority to a ‘¢Hosen
few,. the: ministry; is. still. the. res-
ponsibility. of all.”

corps"! between “the minister ‘and

ay S sauravees hes Rev.
\f Trail

“In. his address, hr. ‘Booth’ re-

“There must.be an. “esprit de

he said, The congre-

>A regular
of'seven and ‘onehalé cents (7440)

ation must be loyal to the church,

per share has: been declared on
the common ‘shares. of Canadian
Chemical and a regular: quarter)

dividend of forty-five cents | (45c)"
per, share “has been declared; on
the common shares of Canadian
Celanese, both dividends being pay-
able on Sept, 30,1963 to share-
holders’ of. record’ Sept..13, 1963,

On the basis of the six for one. sub-

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division of the common shares’ of
Canadian Celanese, ‘the current Ca-
nadian Celanese dividend rate is
equivalent to the current Canadian
Chemleal rate. ¢

Cedar Shakes Make
Altractive ‘Homes

In the methods it uses'to turn|)
out its range of products, British
a's - forest © indus' spans

Mr, Maar Guido ‘of Kinnaird

ywas the best man and ushers were

Kinnaird Little
Theatre Meets

The monthly meeting of: the
{Kinnaird ‘Little Theatre was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, G.
Jackson. The meeting was pleased
‘to welcome two new members, Miss
Susan Baldwin and Mr. Jim Magee,
both on the staff of Stanley Hump-
hries Secondary School.
‘Mr. “Magee ‘will be choosing
iaisecting the fall production |.
h will be presented in Novem-
ree £8
He has a very impressive back-
ground, having directed and acted
n about 48 plays, has had ‘six, or
seven work shops in Canada and’
‘England. He. has. won scholarships
for directing and ‘awards for acting
‘and directing in festivals in BC.
‘and bean?
An ‘outstanding ‘event in ‘Mr.
Magee's career was.the request: by
-Mary' Ellin Burges, head: of Sask.
Drama Association 1961, to’ direct
fa one-dct play for presentation to |
la 50 member director’s workshop.
Mr, Magee is. very interested

jin the formation of grama groups
or teen-agers.

ana

Law.courTs. (|,
The first law courts opened in
the .New: World were. established

ion

ly prior. to the sut of the d
provided for in Section 34; and
(iv) his name is not entered on the list as. an own-
er-elector; ani
(c) as ‘a tenant- elector if
@ he is a British subject of the full age of twenty-
one years or it isa corporation; i

Gi) he: or. it is a tenant in occupation of real’ pro-

perty within the municipality;

Gi) he or it has been a tenant in occupation of real
property within the municipality continuously,
for not less than six months immediately. prior
to the ission of the declaration Provided
for in section 34; and

fiv) his or its name is not entered. on the lisb as an
or

Tf you fulfill: ‘the residence or property ae qual-
ifications but were not included on the 1962. Voters’ List,
it will be necessary to establish’ your status as a‘British’
subject before you can be placed on this years Voters’
This may be done at the Village ‘Office by either.
(A) Producing a birth certificate; or: 2
€B) Producing a naturalization certificate; or
(€) Making a statutory declaration.

‘The Municipal Voters List closes on September 30th.”
Allen: Selbie,

at ‘Trinity, “Newfoundland, by” Sir,
Richard Ww 2 in 1615.

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nec :

fhe years fromthe most

By John D.- Rockfeller, fr. : »

of the individual and in his right
to life, liberty, and the pursuit. of
happiness,

plies a. responsibility; every | op-
portunity, an obligation; every pos-
semion. a duty..
made for: man and not man for
\,|the' Jaw; that government fs. th
*|servant « of Zane People and not

their ‘mi .

;|labor. whether with head or hand;

an ‘opportunity to’make a living.

to. well-ordered '
economy. is“ a. prime roqulsite. ot

MY GREED.

“J belleve in the supreme worth

I/believe that every right im-|

believe that the law. was,

I helieve’ in: the dignity ‘of

I believe that thrift is essential
living and. that

hand ‘tools to the *most: up-to-date
and complex, automatic machinery.
‘At: one extreme ‘ig. the news-
print Iti-milli

aisound
ther in’ government, © business. Se
personal.

dol-|are

fairs, °
1 believe'that ruth & and justice

lar. complex as: tong as a football
field that turns pulp into uniform
precision-made paper, at speeds of
2,000 feet per minute.

At the’ other extreme there
isa‘ single man with two simple
tools, a mallet and:a tree
advantage. of the’ natural taper ‘of

social order.

a promise, that a man’s word. sho-
‘Juld be: as. good as his bond; that
character’ — not’ wealth or power
or position — is of supreme worth.

of useful: service
du of mankin

T-believe in the sacredness of

T-believe’ that: the rendering
is the. common
id that only in

the western red ceder to. produce
the handsplit ‘shake
The handsplit: ‘shake ‘goes back
through the whole history of North
America, The -ahake‘ roof: tras}
8» pionet

the : purifying’ fire’‘of sacrifice is
the dross of selfishness consumed
and the greatness of the human
soul set iree.

Loving God,

ih ‘all-wise .and
ed by whatever

elieve’

name,”

ners,

whether

tion always realized wat tits, could
involve. :
The opportunities to “apeak
for: God’’‘are'‘far: more’ numerous
than one man can handle, he'sald,
quoting: humorously the. words of
the |Rev. David McLennan: “By a kind
of perverse compliment, many peo-
ple expect the minister to have the
sermonic skill) of a’ Fosdick, the
oratorical ' power . ofa. Churchill, |
the « personal charm of \a) movie
hero, the. psychological ‘insight: of
a... Weatherhead,;
and; administrative “ability: ofan
Eisenhower, ’ the : wisdom °. of “Soc-
rates and the patience of Job. In
addition he may be
the oiler: of: creaking g ecclesiastical
machinery, the office boy for! the
Official, Board,’'and~ the ‘dispenser
of ‘sweetness ‘and’ harmony. to’ ri-
val) groups of devoted churchwo-
men."
“Mr, , Booth ’ continued:
generally true that most congrega-
tions wanta: minister’ whose: ser-
mons will bring: comfort tothe
saints and discomfort: to the ‘ain-
whereas |. Christ's
was exactly : the’‘reverse, “He ‘felt
that. God has ‘spoken the. truth ‘to
us thro the life ‘of Jesus Christ
and: if we wish to understand what
the
to His teachings.”
Combined. choirs. of Kinnaita
and "Castlegar United churches
sang the wellknown hymns “

ministry: really ia

A.“ H.: Malotte’s
Mrs, J, R. ‘MacBain.

cial hour. was held

tery and minister. of

‘United Church’ in | Rossland.
ig were Presbytery
secretary’ Rev. Peter Faris: of St.
Paul’s Trinity United in. Nelson,
Rev. John: Fast’ of Nakusp, Arrow
Lakes-Slocan Pastoral’ Charge, and
Rev. Rae Allan of Fairview United

) Also speakin

Church ‘in’ Nelson:

Greetings from the Knox ‘Ualt-
ed and East Trail United Churches
were brought ‘by: Mr. ‘Dowling: an

Mr, Booths) 5):
*Cl

the .: organizing |:

of The Lord’s Prayer was sung by

the services was Mrs, C.: Purdy.
:Following the induction,‘ a s0-] :.

hall of the ¢hurch’ during “which
greeting and words of welcome to
Rev. Willey were extended by, Rev.
Peter Collins, chairman of Presby-

congregations of Kinaird,
and. Castlegar,’ J. Lipsett,' clerk
thanked’ Mr, “Booth, “Mr.

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Organist: for

in. the lower

St; Andrew's

‘and. that

fet perty the’, West It: gives! mel-
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@
highest : fulfillment,’ greatest! hap-

“Wet nee led it NOW, the bank said yes S05:

Many.a household purchase like this starts with a
bank loan. People fin¢that the simple, natural thing to.’
do is to borrow where 1 they save—at the local bank. In |;
fact the: hartered banks are the largest single source:
of consumer credit Toans, both in number and value.
Through the. years the chartered banks have made
it increasingly easy for, people to borrow, ‘at reason-
able rates, for almost any worthwhile Purpose: the

s of such: loans has almost ‘do
5 years..-further evidence ‘of the:

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Sav TT TIE

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‘During ©. ast few"! years
there’ has ‘been a‘ shake .“'revival”
Sa “rediscovering “of - its “excel-

piness,: and:.widest usefulness are
to be found. in living in ‘harmony

“Be
the Castlegar. Board "of Saari g
spoke briefly. welcoming Mr. Willey.
and. family ..to.: Castlegar. !
On: behalf.‘ of the combined

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lence for roofing. The trend began |” ‘+

slowly, first withthe more expen-
sive ‘homes. whieh required quali:
ty. material.

:~ Lately, and more significantly, F

it/has spread to’a: wide’ rangeof
homes, whose owners want the’ best
roof obtainable — and at a reason-
able’ cost. ‘Today, homes,’chutches,

pes »of :.buildings*: feature ..
shake ‘roofs’ that ‘achieve a or
ty ‘and’ pattern“no other’ material
is? capable, of ,giving. 7°

‘The ‘making -of the handsplit Es

cedar shake “is.simplicity: ‘itself.

The® shake-splitter ‘takes a block |

(or “bolt") ‘of red cedar, places his.|* °

tapered-edge | “frae"’;on ‘the : block

with the ‘cutting: edge’ across ie a

turns” the, bolt over,: stripping ‘a i

well-tapered shake, each individual-
ly fashioned with’
and ridges along.the grain.

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