CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 80, 1974 > as CHURCH BELL News and Views from 3 Strawberry Tea ‘ Rabson Church Women are i planning a Strawberry Tea for lune 20, to be held on the lawn t the home of Mr. and Mrs, T> janford from 2 to 4 p.m. * There will be‘tea and trawberry shortcake, a bake ble, palm reading, many door rizes donated by business- en, hair “do's”, cash gifts, and many others to be drawn uring the afternoon. © ‘Any Robson women wish- ving to assist in any way please ‘contact Mrs.-Sanford at 986- ‘15888, (Christening v, S30. Robert Anthony Burton, ‘Sinfant son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘David Donnan of Oyama, and isRusset Lynne, little’ daughter. Sof Mr. and Mra; Rod Killough of. Castlegar, were christened ‘at Bt. David's morning service, Problem The following © amusing story was clipped from. the &:High River Times, Alberta, and Sipresented to®.the’\Castlegar *+News office’ by Jack Stier eat Robson: uy In days when type was set by hand,‘ a wag entered a ysweekly paper's print shop and presentation, Mrs. May 19, by the Rev. Terry Allen, Jean Vanier Lecture The public of this area has a wonderful opportunity to hear Jean Vanier this summer. A public lecture will be given by Dr, Vanier in Trail on the evening of Aug, 7. Tickets are available, for a limited time, at $2 each, Proceeds go to the Vanier work around the world. Jean Vanier gave up a naval career and a university professorship to dedicate his life to the mentally retarded. From his first home in France, ean unity homes for the:re- led have spread around the :world. Such homes: have been, established in Calgary, Edmon- ton and Vancouver.” The ‘son’ of the former, governor-general of Canada, George Vanier, has; become recognized as a spokesman for. the ‘retarded, and increasingly for other “wounded” people of the world. For tickets for the lecture, telephone or call in at: the Parish House’ next to St. David's Church. 8t. David's Choir A‘pleasant evening was enjoyed by St. ‘David's: choir members recently when: they ‘were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. — Robert Waldie’ at Robson. ‘A feature of the evening . was the presentation of a gift to Mrs, Betty Hostetter. from the choir members. ‘In making the Marion Booth spoke of Mrs. Hostetter's faithful attendance to’ her. du- ties as organist and of the | choir’s dependence on her.- The evening was brought toa happy conclusion’ with the serving of delicious refresh- ments. * Ste David's ‘Thrift Shop shave a‘thotgun and: if that ‘ithcoundrelly, thief cometh’ a- ‘Sround here again we will ttoot. shim tho full of holth he will look like a thievel” A morning coffee Tnecting of all Thrift Shop workers will be held at St. Davia’s Under- croft this Monday at 10 a.m. All workers are urged to attend. “Village of we ‘The Slocan Women's Insti- state donated the marigold es bots for 1973 are available.to taxpayers | at the Village Office. Triangle Pacific Forest + Products have been granted permission to use their. Lots 4°” 8 of ‘Plan 2669" for “an 85) and voiced a strong opposi- tion to: both. nted| permis- Printed- financial- state-——-sion-to use. the outfield ares. o! theBall’ Park: for parking campers and trailers ‘on the - weekend of June -p2 thnks fiaaees mH Mayor. Agda ‘Winje are planning to attend the Association of Koot- enay-Boundary Municipalities Convention in Nelson on June 7, ~ and 8. Mayor Winje and: Ald. Ald. Adams. was ean a * eave, of ‘absence from: council a eetings while he attends a STrades School from May 27 to Council has discussed two ontroversial Bills (Nos. 84 and Guerin were appointed to act as voting delegates. A branes for the Muni: cipal Election is now: underway: tl A soley py worn by the bride's miother, , grandmother and great-grandmother on thelr wedding days, ‘was, worn by Sheila Lynn Horvath at.a May 18 wedding ceremony when she became the bride of Harold (Hal) Richard Hesketh. f The bride is the daughter. .of Mr. and Mra. Bill Horyath of Blueberry Creek and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hesketh of Castlegar. Rev. Ted Bristow offici- ated at the double ‘ring ‘cere- mony’ which ‘was held) in St. David's Church. in Castlegar, where nosegays of roses’ mark- ed the pews and a candelabra adorned the ‘altar’ with |indivi- dual candles on ‘the: window +» ledges. Organist for the candle- light ceremony. was Miss Robin Miller-Tait of Blueberry Creek.:. Given in marriage by her. father, the bride wore'a full ‘length gown of white polyester bridal satin with fitted Empire mauve flowers ‘accopted thots v “necklines and they. wore white roses in their hair, Each carried ‘a cascading bouquet of white daises, baby's:breath and mauve violets, The bride's gown and those of her attendants were de- ‘signed by the bride and'made by her. mother. The bride's niece, Miss | Susanne Horvath of Vancouver, was’ flower ‘girl.’ She wore a gown similar to that of the’ bridemaids but! with a white lace Pinafore over the dress, )The flowers girl's brother, Mr.Karl Horvath was ring- seater He: wore. dark tux : Sorority Concludes - For Summer a xt ‘Alpha Lamba chapter, : Beta Sigma Phi met recently at ‘thethome of Mable ‘Isakson waistline. The gown featured 'a:_ where the program}“Origin of V neckline with lace applique insert and a satin ring collar on’ which’ was’ secured ‘the’ pearl brooch. The lace rose applique of the bodice’ continued down the front of the gown to form'a triangle ‘with its‘ wide’ base: ‘at the hemline: Lace rose applique ~ also: covered the satin’ cap sleeves which continued into’ full-length sleeves of silk organ-° za with satin cuffs.:Her full trailing train, which’ fell:in': gentle folds from the waist line, also featured Jace rose appligie, » trim. A headdress of white satin \d_ pear! flowers; secured ‘her. full-length three-tier veil which Terry and Barbara It was with mixed f ‘of pleasure and sadness thet many parish members and other friends gathered for an informal evening in St. David’: undercroft on May 16 to wish ‘anne and Matthew ‘God speed’ and much’ happiness in’ their ‘posit f-the. Pe Parish of-St.. Helen's Allen,. Le-- ial Church canbe and other friends. Jon-Raine brought best: wishes to the Allen's from: the embers o| Robson Memorial ‘was decorated with a: spray of jlace ‘roses ‘in all corners.” She: carried ’a: cascading’. bouquet: of mauve ene. white orchids, with: trai : Included in? the. bride's attire: Was a blue: garter, “an underskirt ‘over 60: years’ old - and’a Valeneiennes ‘lace -hand: kerchief‘belonging’:to th bride's: great-grandmother. tending the ‘bride mere maid-of-honor Miss Elaine T: elin and bridesmaids’ Miss ‘Sie san Miller-Tait and: Miss Rilla Hartley. All’ are of Blueberry, The were attired in full. length evergiade green’ gowns f polyester suede featuring full © long? sleeves: with; fa3and West" Point Grey «and, will He assume his duties there: 2 May, 26. During the’ evening, pre- sentations were made to Mrs.’ ‘Allen by Mrs.:Lillian Flynn‘on behalf of the; Robson: Women’s Auxiliary, and-by Mrs..Ken ‘Johnson for St. David's. Chureh Women. |’ “On behalf of the United Church congregation Ron John- stone: presented Rev. Allen with an illuminated scroll.’ A gift of crystal-and a purse was are they cannot be sworn in at:the: polls for the Municipat Election. menical Parish, Robson Memo- by. Jim Waldie from . members ‘of! St. David's cu: to the said DEPARTMENT. OF LANDS, FOREST AND WATER RESOURCES WATER RESOURCE SERVICE in the matter of the. WATER ACT and in‘ the matter of an applie cation by the British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority fora water licence to divert and use water out of the Pend D’Oreille River at Chureh (Fish) Creek, British Columbia and in the matter. of certain thereto. NOTICE OF HEARING — WATER ACT SECTIONS 9 AND 29 Take notice that a-public hearing held persuant-to the provisions of the WATER ACT will commence before the comptroller of Water Rights at 10 a.m. on the eighteenth day of June, 1974 at the.Colombo Hall/ 584 Rossland Avenue in the City ict trail} in the province of d and British Columbia to hear the appli Dated this 25th day of May, 1974 at Victoria, British Columbia. H. D. De Beck Comptroller of Water Rights ‘Approximately’ 8,000. stu dents wall receive their seaden: i ic degrees at:the Universil ‘over by U.B.C.'s chaneallor, the Hal ; Nethan T. Nemetz, Chiet ft ~ B.C.'s three-day Spring Conve gation which" began yesterda; and Among those receiving de-.) ; grees are:Ely. E. Kazakolf, -“Master of Applied Science; M.. Nicholson, Bachelo: eee Se the ‘honorary degree of Doctor of, tite’, was given ‘by: Shirley The second part, ‘ofthe program, "End of Life ‘by Alice :Shutek,: was followed by an open discussion. Refresh- ‘ments were served by, the hostess." US The Founders Day ban- ‘quet, which’ included members of:the Alpha Phi chapter, was enjoyed at the Hi Arrow’Arms. On May’ 16 the Ritual was ‘given by Catharine Jones, for three girls stepping up from the ‘Alp he) wal chapter. These are Le Roy, Ann Shookereff eee Judi Stewart. 5 i This meeting was.held at the home: of Catharitie Jones. The: program was’ a group project ‘during which learning, ‘ondehip and the Bood if were dis May 19, “IOl4s “in ‘Anal ible, Their first home was ona cattle ranch in the Pend D’ \Oraillé :Valley,*-25: miles from~ ‘Trail. Mr. ‘Merry was born -in->! ‘ahd came to: ‘Trail in Mrs.” Merry was born in conto, Wis., coming to Trail in here she met. Mr. 928 they moved to le and Mr. Merry worked in the Trail: Smelter for: the ‘following’ 14 -years:, At the “beginning 6 of the Second. World)" War Mr. Merry served with the Canadian Army in ‘Terrace. : ‘The couple first lived in ‘Slocan_ in 1917 for‘ one ‘year, * “In Backing. °A 1971 vehicle driven by Lynda Paprode of Kinnaird suffered damaj KC Days Queen Candidate . Fashion Show, the first to sponsored by the Blastoere Creek mmission, was held on Tuesday of last week in the Stanley radio personality Fred Jack. - Blueberry | Recreation it. He- idan, Katrine Thor-Larsen and Buv Simmons, who modelled i gan opened the show..KC Days Chairman Ken Bonde atte Secondary Sehool activity , Foom. Good organization, lovely models and beautiful clothes all contributed to a well received evening before a capacity crowd. The hard-working Blue- berry Creek organizing com- mittee consisted of Mrs. Jean Friedel, Mrs. Linda Carter and Mrs. ‘Kay Stel while the Days Queen 0-01 ator Mrs. Dianne Strader, both spoke briefly voicing apprecia- ation. to the Blueberry Creek: group for their sponsorship of the event, ' Models were 1973 KC Days Queen Brenda Healey and her princesses Roberta Kulbaba and Linda Popoff as. well: as current candidates Leona Davi- doff, Jackie Geiger,’ Donna was Mrs, Lorry. Harnadek. Other commentators were Mra. June Mills-and CKQR Primary Teachers Hold Wind Up Dinner Meeting r Primary Teach- Castlega : ers’ ‘Association held a windup - dinner meeting May 16 in’the , New Pass’ Creek: Hall. A delicious Russian dinner was served by the Pass Creek Ladies and ‘was enjoyed by > ‘everyone, A meeting followed during which election’ of officers ‘was held. x =< 'The new president is Mrs, Louise Bell, vice-president Miss Marianne McNee,’ secretary, Mrs. Marge Culley, Mrs. Valerio Pollan, ety GMs: Rosemary Christensen Kathy Harrison, RO; la’ Hartley, Janiee Jaques, , Connie Polonikoff, Sandy Bhers hions from Field's, West's Department Store, Karnies La: dies’ Wear, Robinson's Stores and their own individually styled and handmade. gar- _ments, Thumbnall sketches de- ‘scribing each girl were read by Mrs. Harnadek aa each girl ft Sppeared in her own outfit. Men's fashions proved: to be a popular part of the show and a unique addition to the local fashion show: scene! Mo- delling the: elegant ‘apparel from the Klothes Kloset were Jack Alouf, Pat Hegan, Andy Verigin and Mr. ‘Rosner. Representing th the younger. set were Cynnamon Carter, Suzanne McIntyre, and In a slightly older age group, Robyn Hyson and Dawn Muller. Wo- men's up-to-date styles were modelled by Mrs. Adele Yule, Mrs. Sylvia Smith, Mrs. Geor- gina Duff and Mrs. Molly Konkin, Entertainment was pro- vided during the intermission by a promising young singer from Trail, Miss Debbie Van Tassell. Coffee was served at the conclusion of the show. Silkscreen posters publiciz- ing the Fashion Show were the work of Mrs. Nancy Knight and Mra. Dorothy Milller-Tait. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1974 D-BAR-D LICENSED DINING LOUNGE Open Thursday and Friday at 4:00 p.m, Saturday and Sunday — 12 Noon D-BAR-D CABARETS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY REG AND THE “Country Gentlemen”. WESTERN TACK PHONE 365-3294 One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Cotischenla “Everyday Savings Start at CUT-RATE the FOOD FOLKS GRAPEFRUIT 101.00 Mrs. Yvonne “Marr. Miss Loraine Deans and her executive for the past year, were congratulated for thair’ hard work. > for your Grad Gift. Selection is tremendous tn all lines 2 Watches, Rings and Gold et ‘tay-a-way your gift “now” to avoid disap- pointment of last minute. shopping. ~ BOSSE'S JEWELLERY \-Pine Street, Costlegar. — Phone 965-7141 : family.: Congratulations’ were received from: Prime Minister. Pierr’Trudeau, Kootenay West’ MP Ran Harding and Slocan-Revelstoke MLA Bill King. Many-memories of past. years were recalled, amongst them, the Golden Wedding * Anniversary’ of Mr. and Mrs. Merry celebrated in the same hall, which was then the IOOD ge. - | Mr. Merry, in thanking the gathering, remarked in all: his years:he had wanted to.win a record in sonie activity. At last ‘he felt he had done so, with the: celebration of their 60th wed- ding ‘anniversary. ‘ To close the enjoyable ‘afternoon, members, friends © and the guests joined in singing “For They Are Jolly Good Fellows”... + ‘$600 beet. 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