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4 GasTincaRNEws, Thursday, Sept, 21, 1967

‘SUGAR AND SPICE

By BIll Smile)

Girl Watching — Biggest Problem at Expo.

Don't. worry. Breatest show on earth. And it,in no more than eight minutes

after this wee!
I won't say an-

First time we ever saw the | erialistic age,
Expo site was-about four :years
ago, on a trip to Quebec City.
The fabulous éairylands of the | dir
islands as they are today were
Piles of ‘mud in the St. Law-

‘rence then,

Expo
Cen-
ye

After all, it was an all-

of
Aside from the magnificent | fast
other ford about pavilions, Expo has an atmos-

eres

Qe ne a ea that Mord galety, goodness, there was a tremen-|Aawh

a courtesy, a lack of commer-|40us clang on the highway. A {ig
clallem, that is like heady wine| mash-up, Nobody hurt, but it
in this sour, ill-mannered, mat-| did bring the cops. One of

arm-waving, shru;
French, & eee ane

them gave me, in fast, polite and
intelligible English, la route dir-
ecte. We sped happily along un-
til. a sign announced that we
were heading due east, for Que-
bee City,

I stopped at a bar. Three
delightful chaps gave me three
Perfectly clear-cut means of get-

west, An hour later, we found
ourselves, nearing the border of

i

Just about then, thank

‘ting turned around and headed |4

[ _ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.’

TONIGHT.

BINGO.

REAL MOVIN’ PAD would be the hippy-type deseription given

HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER ?

Then you want a‘ central address’ close to all
attractions, yet priced to suit’ your budget. We
have a dining room and coffee shop and are close

FORMAL SALUTE is given Lt tov. George Pearkes as he disem-

arks from his aeroplane at the Castlegar Airport. ‘The Lt.-Gover-
Leni an easy, relaxed tour of Selkirk College last Friday, as 8

fa jaunt through: West Kootenay points. The salute is. being
ae by it R: ae wert ihe Lt.-Governor’s aide-de-camp, who
headed arrangements for the college stop. — Castlegar News, Photo

Saummee of sponsors {5 at present the big-

offer thelr help.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1967

Hockey League

Needs Sponsors

' Sponsors are being sought
to'back the formation of a com-
mercial ‘hockey league: in the
Sastlegar district. :

The eventual aim of’ the
forming committee is to produce
a Junior. A’ team “representing
‘Castlegar.: : BE

At a meeting held last Tues-

Py “Everyone Welcome!
Centennial Pancake. Day
.Tarry's Hall 10.a.m. Sun., Oct. 1

"GAMES & PRIZES FOR THE CHILDREN

‘day, it was noted that the. lack

gest : problem © to’; going: ahead
swith a league schedule, : :

‘The meeting is to be held
ext Thursday in the Hi Arrow
ms at p.m, %

UKRANIAN DISHES
if Now Served At The
CASTLEGAR HOTEL DINING ROOM
Pyrogy .... $1.40 - Cabbage, Rolls .... $1.40
- Borscht .... 50¢
__ Orders to Take Out —

New York State. Home at 3.30] this week to the summer house which was completed ‘last year by
aim, SHSS students. The house was a moving place, all right — a3 a
professional crew loaded it onto the bed of a semi-trailer, before
taking it to. Christina lake where it is to be installed permanently,
A. project ‘of woodworking students at the secondary school, the
house was sold by tender after a school board ‘decis! ;

the project was for'learning,’ not! for: making mone
fore the price should be as near as posslble to actual «
‘neither a loss or profit shown. — Castlegar News PI

Canadian production, Couldn't
help but be a dismal failure. gi

The prophets were appalled {Ontario Ou est la best route?”
when it turned out to be the |He replied directly and briefly,

THE SALVATION ARMY
(178 Columbla Street) PENTECOSTAL

Sunday Pees TABERNACLE

.45 a.m. Sunday School pais
F 91 First Ave.

readey | Pastor” Rov. KD Cooper [Tuned the Granary pe, We

Phone: 365-5212 1g. to, Th wens

‘Introduction Services
For George Hermanson

rvice of bringi from _ their
for Res Hermanson,’ B.A./| churches were the ministers who
B.D. to the Castlegar Pastoral | had taken part in the service.
charge was held last Thursday “Mr, Hughes extended the
In the Castlegar United Church, | good .wishes of. the Castlegar
with the senior ,choir assisting |Church' to the Hermansons and
with the music. and Mrs..'M.lintroduced | Mr. . Hermanson’s
Peachey was organist. parents, Mrand Mrs, Henry

of Vv

to beaches and Stanley Park. Please feel free to
drop us a line for our descriptive brochure.

SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

MUtval 2-1831 Davie at Denman
c cial Cards hi d
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

. DE. Hughes Ph. 365-5503

Mrs. ‘Lloyd’ Craig returned
\recently ‘from. Medicine’: Hat
where she was the, guest of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. W. H. Craig.
‘At Calgary she vislted Mr. and
Mrs, James Craig. °~), 4
7M. and, Mra, .C..R. Munns
motored to Penticton over the
weekend to attend the B.C, Min-
by Gordon Eilison, : F or “Hockey ‘Association conven-
the. Kootena: resbytery and 5 f 43 : : ‘ “te ee
Rev. John ashore of East Trail} Castlegar : Pattitt Photo!
United Church. y i :
Others taking part’in the| | Ulbrary
service were Rev. T. Wilding of] Corner
the Castlegar; Anglican Church : i
and Rev. Jack of: the

Pound District Act

" PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 11 of

the “Pound District Act”, Chapter 292, RS.B.C.

: 1960, notice. is hereby given of the appointment

of FRED. P: SOUKEROFF, Box 1025, Castlegar.

British Columbia as pound-keeper for the Brilliant
Pound District.” i

The location of the pound premises is on Lot

A of: District Lot 7447, Kootenay District, Pian

5908...” i

Lt.-Goy. Pearkes Visits
she carried with her a package Selkirk College Friday

ureday
7.80 p.m. Home League labelled “Instant Invisibility.” New students and the pre-
9.55 a.m. Sunday School. One minute she was right] Sence of Lt.-Gov. George Peark-

ore
Pacific Water Wells Ltd.
Phone 365-7112 11 am, Family Devotion. th Oye :
. ere at . Bi ‘we|es eraced Selkirk College Fri- D Cc
Public invited to all services| 7 P.m. Family Evangelism. | dared “alek ebewe ut Howe day, as they, and he, took a rilling ‘ontractors
in.

You are never a stranger at the! ruesday: thing else, she had 5 er for
Envoy & Mra, K. Mallory 7.30 Bible Study and Prayer, CNIB Official Visits Airport aye z ethene he raeta
ce Castlegar and Disiricl|* Fem Nepean Complete Service | ee ae eo ald Soot | uain TH, Siete S| Buinoa Rupert where the groom | {etn
> : t 4 . ugh: : s
720 Bim. C.A; Sarvice, ~~ a vate aircraft Instead m q , Fe eats ences of the few | waved ina Stooshlnokt, dave i employed by Columbia: Cel-ltops,of
: ‘ Burt R. Johnson, district jet or! intend. * ey puilding is \d ; Michael pa test
representative for the Canadian |ed for the trip. ally the intreductign ceremony. Library, bi V4 shinoff of Robson ant 1
National Institute for the Blind,

: ° dd Mrs.}-.
BS- ‘At the close: of. the service ‘proceeding, and the official op- i ‘an
made an official visit to the C; refreshment re served by the ening is. planned for Nov. 4:—| Patrick
tlegar district last week. freshments were Nov. 4

Wednesday i
‘7.80 pan. Bible Study
Thursda:

was made
:of

“ Rev. and Mrs; Frank Jones
pondeyt arrived at Vancouver. from Scot-

Stooshinoff- Verig n
Récite Marriage Vows son ob and newt Ber - : z Aiba pe

September weddin; | The: couple will reside in| pouring» paraéfin

Several items of © interest

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves,
Phone 365-7175
Nero eon me

ris, B.C.
September 18th, 1967

"Industrial & Domestic Water Supplics ‘
car : sr day-for Castlegar! - |: d 3 in
wi Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C. * members of ie ee Gireles, | ree lane were algo made to ex-Jher. floor-length empire ‘ ‘style
of an offen ae Hey tom st Phone 865-6933 ~ ie 4 ue Rev. Dave Smith ‘of West |tend the hours ‘the: libr gown of peau de a sule saith oF
i 4 ! : nai é open e othe:
g-| Penticton, visits” every — blind] .-”” The Lt- eshecenaieaeecoaed ee x Point Gray Presbyterian Church, jopen to include Saturda: lay. B
person in his territory at least | pied o: — brought

‘| ganza . over]
4 A coat was of lace and organza
ar. eually | visits = church |'> ~ A special. featuring lily-point sleeves and’a

Cacticae ores qeually a va Es fa was reading a . — — : received | from the: Public’ ra eatin : : a
Another problem with Kim} tHe months of April, June and Je pie gbut I had to look at the SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 (CASTLEGAR) erman, ary. Commisso? furhistings in cuter. ee eS sath a

was shoes. ig ‘barefoot all|/September each year. : te :

summer she has acquired built- While in the area, Mr. John- A dult Ev. en ing Class West Point Gray Church. others ‘the new Worary.- Bis cluster of white rosebuds. She
1967-68
of School Trustees are prepared to

Bible Hour - 10 am.
=} Worship 11 a.m.
Svemng Worship — 7.30. p.m.

All Welcome

Rev. J. H. Witeman
Combined Service ii Kinnaird

Divine Worship 11 a.m.

Sunday School.11 a.m. in leather: soles, First day she son. also’ migde: two Wise Owl

wore shoes, - bal sat Celgar. These
day she stood them for an hour, | presentations are made to peo-
carried them for the rest of.the|p'e who have saved the sight of
day. ,Third day, she'was happy|one or both of: their eyes by
in raggedy jeans, bare feet, and wearing safety glasses when an :

carried a cascading bouquet_of
white carnations and red sweet-
heart roses, * ze
Maid of honor, Elizabeth
Stooshinoff of Vancouver, sister

ST. DAVID’S

11 am. Monae We
Sunday night 7.30
Special Speaker:
Rev, A. Ashford

Phone 365-3150

ANGLICAN
CHURCH
TRINITY XVI

Rev. John Rushton

. Sunday School 9.30 am.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
‘Anglican Chureh

Comm. Hall)
ee
9.30 a.m. Surfday School

10.80 an. Morning Worship

~ Sunday School 2 p.m.

Rey. Harold C. Clark

8 am and 9.30 Holy Communion

=| he was nominated to seek to re-

no parents.

accident occured.

From the Gallery

By Henry Heald

The Diefenbaker years are
over, I can’t bring myself to
stand up and cheer, but I did
‘whisper a fervent “thank good-
ness.”

leader.
It was no real surprise when

tain his leadership: He had never

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
“and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD —
ROBSON GENELLE

Phone 365-8897 Rev. Clinton Howard
Geo, Hermanson, B.A, B.D. Phone 365-7814

Worship—Kinnaird 11 a.m.
Genelle 7.30 p.m,

Sunday School —
Kinnaird 9.30 am,

MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sun School,
“9.80 Fou ‘ |

backed away from.a fight and
there was no reason to believe
he would do so then. It was his
Party; he had dominated it for
years and he would dominate it
as long as he could,

nize and deal with a smail, but

lefect,

ae
He had inspiration, determina-
ti wil

TRADESMEN REQUIRED FOR
GOLD. RIVER PULP MILL

MILLRIGHTS, PIPEFITTERS AND WELDERS are required ,

immediately for the modern mill at Gold River, B.C., Pulp

and Paper Mill. Exp but not

Welders should have B.C. pressure tickets. Excellent mov-

ing and housing assistance available along with a full

fange of fringe benefits. Please. send details of training,
and to: ~

PERSONNEL MANAGER,
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ion, itand
ability in great measure,

He lacked only the ability
to act decisively and to spur
men to creative action. He won
from’ men great devotion and
loyalty, but for men of. ability
it was .a frustrating © devotion.
They conceived policies: design-
ed to implement the vision of
their leader and to bring about
the great united nation of which
he. spoke. Instead. they.. found |.
their intentions mistrusted and
their loyalty suspect. :
.-¥et so dominant. was his
Personality that it took years of
failure to/persuade his loyal fol-
lowers that he must go. Even in
defeat the Chief ‘was magnifi-
cent, His presence (or ‘wonder-

SERVICE:

Diefenbaker Era Gone

The Board
offer adult education classes in the following

ment about his absence) domin-

ated the convention for two bal-
Jots after his own defeat had
been accepted. The ovation he

to recognize his successor was|Men then’ continued his

: dents or staff and his
~. They had voted him out of

gainst, but still they loved with |mobile for. Trail:
an inexplicable’ devotion. i

fenbaker défeat. _1of young baseball players,

With considerable aplomb,
got when he mounted the stage | he greeted the youthful bands-

lJonger:and louder by far than| Stopping frequently to bestow a
the one that greeted Robert Stan- | regal greeting on'one'of the stu-
field. -- well-known
smile, roguish and surprisingly
office and they had elected the | Youthful,.was seen many times
man he was most strongly: a-|before his departure by auto-

While there., he had

It will bea long time be-|luncheon with civic diguitaries
fore. talk of the Stanfield victory] and presided as’ guest of honor
outweighs discussion’ of the Die-|at the year-end affair for a group

tour,

es

provided there is an initial-enrollment of
15 or more in each course. . Be \
COMMERCIAL — Shorthand
Typing
ACADEMIC — Physics 12
; Chemistry 12
ENGLISH FOR NEW CANADIANS
. Application to be filled out at the Board office
on or before 12 noon Monday, September 25, 1967.
QUEL King,
Secretary-Treasurer,
School District No. 9,
Box 820,
Castlegar, B.C.
2-37

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“Open Mon. - Thurs. 6-530, Fil. &7, Sat. 65

of the: bride’-and ‘bridesmaid,
Miss Marlene Bayoff.of..Vancou-
ver. were: identically. attired in
empire style turquoise gowns of
peau de soie’ with nylon chiffon
overlay. Each carried ‘a’ bouquet
of white carnations , tinted : tur:
quoise: and°wore a. pearl -drop
necklace, a gift of the bride.
John Johnson ; of: Kinnaird
was best man and Pete Evdoki-
moff of Robson was usher.
,. A toast to the bride was giy-
en by Jim:Corbett. Mie reate
".°; Pink. and: white . streamers
and bells decorated the Robson
community ‘hall: for. the, recep-

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tion. ‘The. bride’s table was: coy:
red with ’a white lace - table-

“with; a atu
bride: and ‘groom.:Silver“candle
holders with-white candles: were
placed on each side of: the cake.

+ For her daughter's wedding,
the. bride’s: mother ‘chose a‘ tur-
quoise lace dress with matching
coat. and *black .accessories..She
wore: a: corsage of white carna-
tions,’ tinted turquoise to match
the dress. The: groom's‘ mother.

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wore a beige lace dress. A cor-
sage of white - carnations :.and
red rosebuds completed her en-
semble. 0.) Poe Ft:
Margaret Stuchnow, cousin
of. the bride,.was.in charge’ of
the guest: book, se

ies, Following the reception, ‘an

evening ‘of :music and dancing
was enjoyed. i Sr8 Sete:
for ‘their wedding trip to

and Idaho points,

the bride donned a. rose = two-

Persons interested in playing ina
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iecé suite. with black accessor-
Tes She wore a’ corsage of white
s,and. pink 8.

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