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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

~ Robson Group Great

Dear Sir: Tas
1 would beg at this Iate date,
, 4 small space in your paper to
.. ‘express the appreciation of my
husband and myself for the love-
: dy dinner given to the older peo-
! ple of Robson and district on the
presentation of the Centennial
medals to the people who have
for 75 yoars or more been citl-
;. zens. of Cana

The Centennial committee

ele a wonderful job in making
feel so welcome and the
Droeranine was much enjoyed.
The Robson evening group
deserves a great deal of credit
for a delicious meal served so

have expressed their enjoyment

of the evening in my hearing,
Thank you!

and. Mrs, oO.

Sutherland, &5S, Ro. 1,

Castle, legar, B.C,

Hans? 2
Solkirk’s Doan
Accepts Position

Helen Milton, formerly dean
oh women at Selkirk College, has
een

well. The hall was di
a Centennial theme and the
tables looked lovely with fresh
flowers all done by the evening
group.

Many of those attending

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ANDERSON

Phone 365-6451

profes-
sor in the department of theol-
ogy at the University of Wind-
sor a Winder, Ont.
iss Milton received a BA
fr ee ’s University, an STB
and‘ an MTh from Trinity Col-
lege, Toronto, where she was a
tutor.

She was also an instructor
gad lecturer at Wellesley Col-

lege, Mass,

Professional .experience in-
cluded reporting and editing for
the Kingston Whig-Standard and
working as a writer for the de-

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les published,

A double-ring, candlelight,
remony was performed by Rev.
Rae ‘Allan, June 24 in Fatr-|
an United Church, uniting in

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The bride is the only dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. George’
Campbell Burns, Nelson, and the.
groom is the eldest son of Mr.

The organist Angus Fraser |;
played The Lord’s Prayer be-
fore the service while the: soloist,
Mrs. Eugene Jacobsen of New
Westminster sang The Wedding
Prayer during the signing of the
register,

Basket stands of pink and
white gladioli and pink candles
in two candleabra decorated the
church while the pews were
marked with white satin bows
and pink roses.

‘The bride, given in marriage
by her father, entered to the
strains of To Praise My Soul, The
King of Heaven.

She was gowned in a white
floor-length semi-empire A line.
The bodice of rose-design Alen-
con lace featured three-quarter

satin bows, as was her Cathed-
ral train also oe the rose-design
Alencon lace, The skirt was of
silk organza over bouquet. taf-
fora with the front A applique
of lace,

She carried a cascading bou-
quet of red swectheart rosebuds
which was later presented to the
groom's paternal grandmother,
's. Irene Nicholls of Kinnair
” Her shoulder-length, four-
tiered veil of illusion was at-
tached to a dainty tiara. White
satin shoes completed her. en-
semble,

For jewelry accent she wore
a pearl droplet, a gift of the
groom, and pearl earrings.
Keeping in the tradition of
something old and something
new the bride wore her great-
grandmother Mrs. ‘Mary Wood's
diamond ring and placed a new
1967 penny in her shoe,

Judi Bagnall, maid of hon-
or, and. bridesmaid Barbara
French, cousin of the bride, were
identically attired in floor- length
gowns in semi-empire. Th

were of sheer crepe over “taffeta
with the bodice of silk A lenon|’

back with seltniade rosettes,
Both wore tiaras similar. t
the bride’s ‘Dut en tone with their
owns of pink blush.

They too, wore pearl drop-
‘iets, gift of the bride, and peer
earrings.
Their. colonial bouquets were
of. white carnations - and pink
rosebuds.

Peter Vatkin, Kinnaird, was

best man with Terry Wallner,

and Mrs. Francis Vernon Watkin,
Kinnaird.

. lickde’s "amily, Mr,

) |repeated by all, and

Kinnaird and John Vatkis, Trail,
sharing ushering duties.

A reception followed in the
Fellowship Hall, Lat United
Church’ with: the bride’s table
covered by pees rose crocketed
cloth with linen centre, the work
of the bride’s maternal cranial
\mother, the late Mrsi. E.
French,

Other cloths used: included
one with large crocheted: corners
In an iris’ design made by the
/groom’s maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Julia Manz of Regina and
another linen cloth with hand
crocheted, edging from the
bride’s great-aunt, Miss Marie
Burns of Belfast,. Northern Ire-
land. weet
The three-tiered wedding;
cake, made by the-bride’s motte
er and artistically decorated: by
Mrs. M. Bader, was embedded in|
pink. tulle.and flanked by. four
pink candles. It was topped with
a. miniature bride- and groom
under an arch of: p'
tulle and: Powis of pink
roses. centered the serving tabl-
es,

Master of ceremonies was

M. Bader gave. the toast tb to
the bride. Mr. ‘Wallner to:
the. bridesmaids with Peter Yet
kin- replying on their. behalf.
Miss Judith Paul, was in
charge of the guest. book.
For the occasion the bride's

(fall the
-| horseshoe and each patrol took

~ “stood at att

Mrs. J.
y | Langilie assistant.

Twin Rivers Girl
Guldes Spent Week:
At Slocan Lake

Girl Guides of the. Twin

ip:
Guide‘ camp, at the: head of the

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Slocan’ Lake,

ry and Valhalla,
There. were 60 Guides. from

all the girls were wakened,
Breakfast was at 8.30.

Swimming, handicrafts and
hikes \were the order of
ey: Each day a different: patrol

did the chores — cleaning of

biffies, gathering ae ged for
cooking and camp

At the’ 10 a.m, Aes. raising
guides formed . their
a day for the flag raising. The
Buide promise, and prayer was
“O Canada”
Was sung.
In the evening when the
flag was lowered, Guides all

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SUMMER.
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they
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Prise as each patrol had differ-
ent ideas. Everyone joined in
the singing of camp songs and
each night there was a: skit put
on by the patrol ‘in © charge,
These akits had been made: up
during their rest period,
The theme of the camp was
Gentenntal so that the girls nam-
tents in the . same
theme “Tent 1 was Homestead-
ers 67,. tent 2—Pioneers of 67,
tent 3’— The Unkno' ‘

ing and invited a different Lead-
der each day to eat with them.
They :had their own fires and
kitchen. area.

Leaders in charge were Mrs.

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$2,795.00

R. Bro, division camp advisor

and commandant, Mrs.
gaptain, Mrs. Dewis assist

y captain,: Mrs. S..

Mrs,.J. J. Strelioff assisted.

as Bro. Mrs. H. Johnson’ was

in charge of Handicrafts and.

helped. Leaders when - needed..
J.. Lenihan, RN

Leonard Greenwood. of Castle- | Mr:
length sleeves trimmed with| gar.

Rup

The highlights of each fay
were | 5 , canteen

linen
ter
lace coat.en rae peer eae

‘d.| with pink accessories and a pink

carnation corsage..

The groom’s mother chose
a sheath of -silk organza over
floral print with matching three-
quarter length coat in rare rose
shade, with accessories and car-
nation corsage in white.

Serving the bridal table was
Miss Eleanor. Jones,/ cousin of
the bride from Vancouver.
Others serving were Joanne
Rourke and Lynda: Munroe of
Kinnaird, Sharon: Stickley * of
Kimberley, Judith Foster of Cas-
tlegar;:: June. French, cousin
of the bride, Marnie:Curran and
Jean Craig of Nelson. |
Telegrams were read from
Belfast, -High: Level,
Vancouver and Kamloo; loops:
ng-time renee the

girls held'a Guides Own Service
with girls fom each Patrol tak-
ing part, This was a beautiful
and pesteal service held among

By 2 p.m. Sunday the guid-
es were siying a sad fareweil to
their sister Guides and the camp.

Mrs. K. iain and daughters
of Silverton; Mr. and Mrs, Tom

vert 3. EB.
5 i ote, “both
of Portland, Org.

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i Mrs, M.
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French, uncle of the bride, who
noted that this wedding day was

also the Brader’s 40th; wedding

versary.

Their daughter, Mrs, -E.
Jacobsen, a ;by. Mrs.
J. Bagnell on mn the aes honored
them by singing first in-German
and then in English, Crieg’s, “I
Love Thee,
For, their wedding trip. which
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topped with a full-length: pink

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1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4-
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automatic transmission, cus-
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and power steering. Only 20.
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i She

By BURT CAMPBELL

Edi Itor, Castlegar News
Kelowna is said to be a city
millionaires.
srhaps the most jovial and
fall the members

some 50 years ago

mill
when he accidently set the
aflame.

ong it. weren't fort that fire

and old'Bill: Waldie. firing me,
ld sc al be working for. for. Gel

legar today,’

All Stars Ball Team
Travel to Invermere

For Tournament

Kinnaird ‘All Stars) minor |92,
baseball team traveled to In-
youre Friday for the annual
Lions Club Baseball tournament.

After losing their first game |),
to Invermere, the All Stars won
their B ied fo games to winj7,

In the first mame Friday |
evening, after two » Kin-
naird was leading 43, but could | ©
not hold. the lead, even: with

a grand slam home run by-John
Haley. with bases loaded.
ie Invermere ‘team,

ing on Senet home: “field;” rule:

Final score — Inveremere

Kinnaird 11.

In the second game, played
iapaind All

Stale or Neloci; 1

Trophy winners,: i abt

‘3
tre | Phoenix, located between Grand

the game after the third inning, fi

3 future of British Columbia.

“Cap” as he is

located here ¢ cote ars '8 sewage

disposal pont al.
ane was ponds are out by Y cetene| ©
in 1952.)
Following the accidental set-
ting of the fateful fire and his
dismissal by Mr. Waldie Sr., Cap
tes | mores to Trail where he man-
a co-operative | grocery
iat | store. He then left Trail to start
his own’ grocery, business at!

tre | orks and Greenwood, and then
went on to Kelowna where he
opened that city’s second gro-
cery store.

some other Kelowna business}
men, including a hardware mer-
chant by the name of W.A. Cs

Bennett, started a small winery.
Today that winery:covers several

Dismissal from Job Melps Capozzi Become ‘Millionaire

Prospects, int the’ years Bhesd.
untry has tremen-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 20, 1967 A

elty acres’ and its are

«| sold across Canada,

In ,the late 1950's Cap de-
veloped, an old orchard on the|/¥
outskirts’ of Kelowna into the
Capri Shopping Centre, Includ-

th’ the:

dous sand its

can only go up,’”? notes the highly

successful. merchant, “If I were
young,” he continues, ‘‘T, would-

n't be, afraid to take.a chance.

Look at California ‘and the ‘de.

there... Look: at. the

was.@
modern motor-hotel, alnce | ex-
patided to. Jutane. a i govenstorey

tower com
coniés ‘and ‘two o ablannine pools,
88, ag two. dns

‘ind ‘famous hae hare

States and what a big population
has meant for' markets for pro-
ducts' there,

“Take a'/éhance. Borrow
money and invest in the future
of this. country ‘and province.
The‘ nities are

Herb
bok « Advanta: ‘of: the federal
peace ‘Area Tncentive
to gonstruct a ial mil-
lion carp carpet ae Its products

are not avalleble @ f-
ee stores every:

In the mid-1930's he and his ;

It’s a young banat and a. young
and th

of the. past: few. years: will be
nothing compared | to the devlop-
ments yet. to.co:
‘And Ca) ell ch
‘happily | Usting
Kelowna, is the
possible ‘advertisement for
leet, ‘sincerity of his advice.

VICTORIA REPORT

NOs seid the
‘emler, si-
ij tion Leader Rob.
m ert Strachan is

conferences auch entertainment,
and he, the has as good a
time as the

~ By James K Nesbitt

Socreds Celebrate their 15th Anniversary

when she couldn’t keep up with
her husband's pace. He left her

The’ pie and his wife
the

good husband;‘the Premier took
his wife out to dinner and she
went ‘along with him to. the

sary of their marriage. Like any E

Not now — she’s as
good a a traveller as he, which
is’ saying a lot. .

- Tm’ sure’ British Columbia
would not. collapse if Social
Credit was defeated. But it would
be a duller‘ place without W. A-
the show in

tish Columbia ‘ day.

one’s glad Mrs. Ben-
30 much better that

sh t. around’ with | her

, |fastmoving husband.:‘Time’ was,

Montreal Fair to ¢ te Bri-| C-

his own genial,’ flamboyant, ut-
terly ruthless way, quite sure
he's the only one w!

the job: in way he fea ie
0 e e fee!
should. be: done. 3

t g Scotal Columbia. govern-
it, will be just a big, happy
Bet-t together, a strawberry
cial}: with music
games and fireworks ‘at’ night,
andl brotherly love and pledges
it. all will work hard for the

“And there 1 may be some an-
" said the

s
manding lead in the‘first inning,
never looked back. Final score,
Kinnaird 10 Nelgon Te.

“The: third ‘final gam
in Series “B” was’ ere on Sun-
good’ hit ra had: piten

sont *yith a: 101 win andthe
eries. =!
‘Kinnaird AM‘ Star Roster:.N.
everney, N. Krueger,-D. Davies,
ro Nichvalodoff,’ E.. Zeberoff,
T. Cotto: g-

ch le.
tant coaches Dave Calder: and
Doug: Mck .

- Funeral Services

Greei
_ Resident Monday

Mrs. Tania Hoolae
resident ai Pass Creek for over
50 years, diedin‘the Trail-Tad-
anac Hospital : last ‘Saturday.
‘Mrs:: Hoolaeft
Russia>and'.came to: ‘Saskatche-
wan" in 1898, “moving ° ‘to Pass

was.a member: ofthe

Christ. :

“Mrs. Hoolaeff is survived by.
‘illiam of Pass‘ Creek
f° Grand Forks;' one
irs. Nick (Verna) Pos-
‘hrums; two: brothers, |
‘Alex and ‘Bilt Gorkoff- and ‘12
grandchildren.

| husband id in, 1918, one sister, and
ie: brother.
nt services were held
‘from Pass Creek ‘Rus-
‘wll

e | Sleeve with wi

Te
ing “by *yannaird put them’ out was

owas ‘born in

Union Spiritual Communities of en.

She was predeceased by. he ba

almost in a mumble. That meant
he may have something up his

political opinion: *

#°* The Premier’ has spread Ts)
much’ razzle-dazzle’ around that
many British Columbians actual-
ar this province would fall
flat ¢ on mn its’ face if he were'not in
the driver's seat.’ He has been
in: seat so; long that’ vast
numbers’ of -British-Columbians
cannot’ recall’ when any - other
man was there.’ Voters of 25 to:
day were only i0 when he took

office the night of Aug.-1, 1952.
To them: he “is the ‘great’ white
father.

The Premier came home
from dining with the Queen in
HMS Britannia in radiant mood,
saying ‘all Canadians are:broth-
ers, work well with each other
ahd love eath other and bye
arm in» arm,; ‘from: Atlantic’ to
Pacific, from :the 49th parallel

ward together, in unison, into a

great ‘and glowing :future.
: However, 3 a ‘week later, as he
the ‘troubles of the

ie and fun and

to the Artic. they will march for-|j

No Need
For Continuous Advertising... ©
PREACHERS... should preach only one ger-

: mon or so a year. People are against
‘>. sin anyway, so why harp on it.

TRAFFIC LIGHTS... should be turned off

at dangerous int

TEACHERS . aaa no need to review lessons. Tell
children just once and’ they’
ne forget.

HIGHWAY POLICE 2 tio

ears viene by patrolling. high.
ways. Drivers know th
should obey.

OUT OF TOWNERS o's that advertise in

s local: paper and mail order firms
eer out catalogs: are wasting
money. Everyone knows what
in the stores in town, and

i

But if you are one of the foolish kind —
Notre-Dame: Cathedral ‘that has stood
centuries but, still rings the bell every
people know it is still there — and
continuous, profitable advertising, then you
want to advertise in the

CASTLEGAR NEWS
‘Shop Whore You are lavited te Shay?

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Date: July. 14, 1967».
Ati Nelson, BC. :

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