; CASTLEGAR NEWS, :Thuraday, Oct.:20,:1960
College Dean. of Women

‘Outlines, Work Program

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oot. 20, 1966
THE WHEELS

YOUR FRIEND SEEMS
LIKE A NERY SHARP,
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the Sith sf , brott ra entered vi mberabarshotors throug |éreat union. members | egies ee real deat #70 eiizen’s party wwoukl be resche- Seg Het.
(or| aky acted ag aah seated aot ley remind ‘As 27 million people around | #8.i¥0 fo ne aaa ‘ ieae 3 nr the tral pregame te me {occ Tugadhy nae ee
Biting ie iting of ther | p “of the: progress “made: } : aie te - athe Ftion aad dr 2 Bohs ~ ( Get) 2B eS pam ve pm. |)
te rarcneale nze! ye was) aris een i SOradlt 0 ar : x AIC rd beta Tito
R 4 “Ward was aa bobetvaa at the i
At th mere Feception By pels Board | meet Bad pot mee | fd
In Union Strife.

tiealion zererves ae ‘Pulp ‘and Pa:
erica ol Sia to ‘have tt
Brotherhood of

n | ing “opportunities for! men and
ieee from" ae vere
its ] count oath and

DO YOU THINK THEN'D LET aN {DIOT.
OUT ON THE HIGHWAY EVERY NIGHT
WITH “JOO0 GALLONS OF GASOLINE?

OF COURSE
HES SHARD...

age at . recent summer, wed:
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ane br bride. a the o au
ter. ©: id Mra, ” ae

sky, oe ota Current,- ‘anit
ewan and the groom is the
of i and Mrs. A. "Osis of Slo:

” Entering the church on the
arm of her Tather to the sound
of iis Wedding march played
Mrs, E. 1 Woods the. bride
Pwea “lovely in a floor-len:

wh of peau-de-goie accented
by. npPpliqued lace down the

it. ‘The bodice featured a

sle ‘The I “aowin pat

leeves. The long flowing
fastened at the waist was also B12 2 died ‘of she vend’ of 1966
accented by appliqued lace. The 5 per, eo all Canad! aad baat
bride’s hair was styled around % ; oret end of 1068 credit}?
pero Of Dears ee ean untons held sbout 13.9 per cent| party hints, you
Tengthe ‘veil and she carried an of instalment loans in Canada.
armrest of sweetheart roses. z

Miss Marilyn Stevenson.
maid of honor and Miss Shar.
lene Boyce, a cousin of the bride,
as bridesmaid, wore identical
turquoise gowns having lace bo-
dices and wore turquoise flower
headpieces, white elbow length
gloves and bouquets of white
carnations trimmed with tur-
quoise ribbon.’

Mr.. Jerry Osis, brother of

Three Injured
On Highways

ests were
bridal couple

the
British Columbia. /
ah ah Columb lsveara since the

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having th highest - perce! Yes, b
of its population aB credit. union dress berate See ua for winter jee,

and
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ng.| economy of our, province’ and | eeran ania A] Bee seers “BOYS & MENS WEAR =
On, the occasion of Interna- Ip
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ss :

Alderman Will
Represent Town
At Safety Mee!

Aid,, Cec Gorse was enlist-
ed in absentia to represent the
Feb. 8 and 14 Castlegar Castlegar towa council at the

ost the West Kootenay tiling of an organizational meet.
ing of an industrial safety as
‘| eociation: © *

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‘Phone 385-7202 sah

Curling Season Opens
Soon But Hike is Possible

The curling season in Cas-; thorn, secretary and Grant Tin- Rectan to be similar to the 1965
tlegar is expected to open the| dale, treasurer. 6 schedule.
first week in Nov embers it was ‘Tonight ‘the mens’ curling
learned following .an executive} club will be meeting in the are-
meeting of the curling club Toot na to elect a director. The
other directors — Te)

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Be

eir: progress

2

ae
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:

aan
Be

: consis
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week, .

But the club is still await-| aa
ing installation of the ren an: the
Castlegar and District

Also yet, toj,

posible increased ice rent dur-
the. comin,

ing 1g year, Last year
the club lub paid $1,000 a month]

& $5,000. the. season to, Cas-
tlegar town council for ice, Last
ear: the. dues Wrongs: m ign 85,

.$19.and: mixéd-

by
tion.

Also . still ‘under. considera-
tion after near! ytWo years, is
the possib' ig a Bey
arate ‘curling. adjacent to
fhe present: ject

mixed, ladies
and shift— also"be elected
to the i866 87, curling club board

The te league timetable is ex-| will

ed finals.

$0 nics aed

| for Feb. 4 and 5 when the club
host a district men’s spiel.

Ald. Gorse, together with
Ald. V._R. Cook, were both away
for the Tuesday night meeting
of town council. Mr. Gorse was

SHSS Activities

By RAT HERINE KNIPPELBERG

A week of student selling
tickets “aiid careen-
* | ing around the corridors of SHH
wns on dricyeles came to an end
WH | last Fri

During lunch hour 66 stu-
dents and four teachers ped-
dled furiously. over the four
and one’ tenth-mile course of

Humphrie’s first bicyc-
le race, Not- ‘surprisingly, it
turned out to be a great suc-

atena:
been shelved “because of | °°

oF course ail contestants
‘dresi

Jack of funds, The cost
157 ¢100,000:
McKinnon was elected
president of the club at’ the
meeting last Thursday. Oth
icers are, Don Granstrom,
first. vice-president, Bob Wright,
second d vice-president, Eva Haw-

wer
Jones appeared in his
. Pinkney. Io

he’ town.
At spproneately 12:38 p.m.

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Mayor R.. C. Maddocks started
wheels rolling with a pistol shot
and ‘the wave of a green flag.

in line
Woods, td Fornelli placed tak
and John. Batchelor, poets first
student torent enter. was fo

‘The first: girl’ was Sella
Tagatt and Mr. Pryce was the

teacher.
fit chard Davis, a grade 9

| student and a member of the

Po: esian a Euseyeate, bought the
rhe fveopetake ticket. to
utes exat

n
petition. With a name like Es-
sence of Florescene how can
you lose?

Prizes were presented to all
first-place winners on Tu
at a Tally-Ho sponsored sock

ice.
‘Hi ights of the ‘afternoon
wag the presentation of the Tal-
Wyo shield to Larry Popo:

. G. Leitner former. sponsor

Racers were not seen again| fy Cliff

and Aid. Cook in
feng word of the Trail

Guest speaker at at the meets
w: Arms is

atta have been asked

In Past Week
‘Three. motor accidents were

recorded ‘b: hice this week on
local roads In two stan

Be. ayer
safety dis director who is teeing up
the meet,

Provincial Films
International. Hit -
“- More people’ than ever be-

fore are. seeing ‘more — motion
picture films about British Col-

4 Embia on television — and more

of them are. seeing the. Sconery
Es-} and events of: the province in
color.

Bill Round, director of the
Photographic branch: of the de-

off on a’ blind ‘ eornens, g

Monday-a’halfton truck

driven ‘by B. eeazak ort of: Grand | ==
aartyin wo

fo ig Passengers,

Mary... off ani
Novak, left the road endey Towis |=
ting a patch of bine

Pi ice on the

Mrs. ‘oft
escaped with minor injuries and
a: Teleared from Bospital Tues-

Adding Machirie Tapes
Ribbons: °

Typewriter Erasers.
Typewriter Ribbons

= File Folders
Ledger and Journal
Shevis

= ber. Bands.

Ié we haven't ‘got it

and *

inks & Ballpoint Pens.

Steno Note Books.
Pencil ' Sharpeners.
Columnar Pads.

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Canadian «. travel
films in the US. increased by
more than 45 per cent in /1965

servation, “say8, the. number of
telecasts

ff.} over 1964 and: every indication

is that the trend is: Riper

oe the club, made the

| tion.
‘It is hoped that this race
itl become an‘annual tra aiden:
Library club

held recently. The c]

esident is Marg Whi
bes is = Got

Citizen of the Year

Nominations for 1966 Citizen of the Year are
now being accepted by the Castlegar. Kiwanis Club.

Nominations should

Jan. 6, 1967. They should be mailed to: Citizen of
the Year, Drawer 490, Castlegar, B.C.

Sponsored by Castlegar Kiwanis Club

to har
right foot. The club’s
is to allow students
to enjoy different art
medias, also, to raise enough
money for a ‘kin assembly kit.

With, films
about By ic. Round: oe onted that
in’ the ‘first - three® months ‘of
1965 there were: -103':telecasts

“abroad”, mostly- in the U.S.,
“new| and 14 ist them: were.in color.
Figures ‘for the same: period in
1966 show that of 102 telecasts,

5

“The advei ‘of olor, tele-
cur-

I would like to take this PP y:to p :
who took part in the recent ae * Chest Drive. The effort put

Community Chest

—THANK. yous

forward, by the. Chai

Team Cap

well: ive
The hotograpkie branch

be mado..in writing by

A surprise bathroom’ show-

er was held recently at the home | ers.
of Dianne Soberlak, in honor of
Miss, Muriel

‘The room was aie cactonally de-

coratad with turquaise, pink and| 0

iant Bingo

"APPROXIMATELY $800. IN PRIZES

ee |
“ugsu

For Local Bride-to-Be

white streamers, ells and flow-

""Feene Deverney:. ‘presented

the bride-to-be. with (a beautiful

ner. As made, by; Mrs, Joe Cush-

a.token of Femembrance

from ail her ‘friends, idal
booklet was also presen a,

Games were ere enjoyed by all,

the winners being: Muriel], Joy
Anderson, Judy Bartsoff, ‘Chery
Maglio and:Sheren Lizee.

resented to

The gifts were
Muriel in an old fashioned bath
tub decorated’ with streamers
and were
‘Is enjoyed a candle-

The
lt lneheon before the bride-to-

be cat bh her}

for the evening
wore Dianne: Soberlak, Irene
Deverney and Vickie Kellogg.

is. greatly

, and: C
To.each person that" donated to" the Chest; I tise my
thanks, and would point out, that it is through your generous giving
that our local: charitable and. recreational. organizations. are benefited:
A special thanks to the Castlegar News for the fine news coverage giv-
thi

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