PROUD WINNERia' ‘Third International Contoet of Children's.
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inners. The best pictures shall be exhibited at the Academy of
Arts of the USS.R.

School District No. 9 B
Celebrate strict No. 9 Briefs

‘B, Garrand has been

naird Junior Secondary School
effective Sept. 1,

accommodated at Resker Hall
* . .

School District No, 9 is to
provide a teacher for Silver
Birch not to exceed two hours
per day effective Sept. 1 for the
1976-77 school year,

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Koofenay Lake Ferries Schedule

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_sune 25, 1976 for the pallida Y

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‘The wind whispers in the poplar trees,

In the blue skies
Slow white clouds drift by -

Mod hens along the sloughs
Call their young around them.

—Jim Chapaun |

‘developed course at Hen
Humphries es Secondary Sch

The ve quotation from
Oglow Brothers, in the amount
of $2,403.59 for painting mater-
ials, has been accepted over the
$2,550.31 quotation from Koote-
nay Builders and $2,569.56 from
Went's Department Store. _
ee 6
Word has been received
that approval has been given
funds are avaible te to
improve 2.3 mile gra
of Pass Creek Ret
ee 8
Approval has been granted
School District No. 9 employees
planters Annette

The low quotation from J.
phase prem nanos

The low quotation of $4-
ine : fist
various y materials,
been accepted.

Driver Backing
Up is Charged
After Accident
No injuries have. been

reported following a two-car
accident Friday noon in Wood-

Park. (%e
The accident occurred

when a 1973 Toyota, which
demage od estimated $300
damage driven by Gem
Worobey of Castlegar,

velo bas been eatimsted af
$800.

Castlegar is Entering Colf All-Star Team
In Trail’s fnternafional Baseball. Tourney

Castlegar will be entering Other teams entered in the
tournament are from Edmon-

against
+ Montrose, and local residents

‘Bill Perehudoff
Wins Golf Open
At Christina Lake

two days of play:
June Nth

Game #1
ae demeee vs.

ame
9:00am.—Shuswap vs.

Game #4
12 noon—Seattle va. Dallas

#5
3:90 p.m.—Edmonton vs.
game #1

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Sq of Kootenay West

Intimate Biography of H. Herridge

Maarice Hodgson, Author of Squire of the Kooteiay’ West

DaCosta-Steenhoff Vows

White and mauve lilacs and
pew markers of amall flowers in
mauve tulle decorated St. An-
thony's Church in New Denver
when Linda Catherine Steen-
hoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Steenhoff of New Denver be-
came the bride of Carl Albert
Da Costa, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel Da Costa of Castlegar.

Father Gregory Schneider

Williams of Nakusp, who sang
“Thank You Lord for Qur Many
Good Blessings", accompanied
by Mrs, Agnes Emary of New.
Denver.

Given in marriage by her

A biography of
Bert Herridge :
by Maurice Hodgson

now available at

The Book Shop
Office

across from Pos?
Ph,

vy lar A-line”'s
* large Fall at tip
+t: large’ baby-doll< sleeves. The

~-,were in floral

sequins, The high neckline,
sleeves and train were edged
with fine pleating.

A lace stand-up headpiece

‘held her waist-length veil,

edged with daisies. She carried
a bouquet of carnations and
daisies, and her jewellery con-
sisted of an onyx and diamond
ring belonging to her grand-
mother.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Revesby. Hayashi of Castlegar
bridesmaids were Miss
shes Thring of New Denver
and. Miss) Cindy Robert © of
Nelson. Flower girl was Miss
Kim Hayashi, while ring-bearer
was Master Puter Da Costa.
‘The attendants wore simi-
s featuring a
hemline and

‘matron of [eas and flower girl
‘wore matching dresses in floral
pink, while ‘he bridesmaids
green. All wore
large white hats and carried
baskets of pink carnations and

nthe one oa dese

a white tuxedo, complemented *

by the brown tuxedos worn by
best man Gerry Hoodikoff of
Castlegar and ushers Phil
Koochin and Fred Vigue, also of
Castlegar.

For her daughter's wed-

ding, Mrs. Steenhoff chose a
long gown of floral chiffon with

gold accessories and a cormage
of orange carnations.

Seo, Hall in New
Denver was decorated for the

from Castlegar
Toronto. The toast to the bride
was presented by Mr Walt
Thring of New Denver. ‘
For'a honeymoon trip to

from Nakusp, Nelson, Gin,
Cestieear, Victoria, Rossland
ani

‘The newlyweds are now.
making their home at ‘401 - 5th
Ave. in Castlegar.

Manager Brian Hunter

to

to -

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Congratulations to the Winners!

DAIRY QUEEN'S Ist ANNUAL
Banana Split Eafing Contest

Ist Prize — Fred “|
SS. No. 1, Site 10 C2

comes 9 Be Slt tw 30
2nd ‘Prize of $25.00

. Ivan Heroux
1713'- 5th Ave. South

3rd Prize of $10.00.

Mike Livingstone
105 - 3rd Ave. N.

Esovoloff $50.00
Cestloger

The Squire of Kootenay
‘West is an intimate blography
.of perhaps the best-liked politi-
cian to come out of British
Columbia, H. W. Herridge.

The book, written by Mau-
rice Hodgson, is as much a
history of Kootenay West as a
biography of Mr. Herridge, as
the two are inseparable.

While the text is likely to
hold the interest of a very wide
variety of readers it may mean
just a little more to those who
share the same inner. feeling
the “aquire” held for his be-
loved West Kootenay..

Gcom after tha. turn of tho-
century when Bert was still a

‘boy, and the biography traces
the life of this pioneer family as
well as the development of the
Arrow ‘Lakes area

not being abl
indents we aceeNiaa

sesiotes. as hee ‘told them, ced
a eemembat Haase without

carlonaly ei ithe a sits

the “squire

ofan peel Liberal—he was
ting President of the Be.

Liberal Association in the

1930's—through his expulsion
{8 CCE party fn 1945 to his

lived in West Kootenay.

Just
for
Today
Ed Jay

Tt was my pleasure tochair i

a meeting recently at Williams
ie,
Attended by a day-old
member and a 28-year man (of
sobriety in A.A.) the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 24, 1976

STEAK & CHICKEN
“OUR SPECIALTIES”

and warm friendship that ra-
diated from that sro that
evening will remain: my
Raney for a long ri

In fact, a wonderful spir-
{tual power seemed to be
prevalent in the fellowship of
A.A. A staunch and true friend
of Alcoholies Anonymous com-
mented that he would like to
see more of the happiness he
was witnessing appear on the

- faces of the people thet ke came
into contact with in his every |

day life.

At first glance it would
appear that our program would
not have an impact on the cod
at large,

Wola, Th 12 tp of
recovery designed, with or
without spiritual help, for alco-
holics, by alcoholics, ‘suggests

that if we give’: ourselves
completely and without reser-

Evidence of this statement
was shining in the eyes of many
who attended the serenity
group at the Health Centre
Sunday night.

The higher power willing, I
hope to be back soon to share in
this precious and intangible
spirit Tt brotherly love.

Settlements
Catalogue

Is Published

‘The Canadian Settlements
Sampler, a 79-page catalogue of

human settlements projects, is

now available on bookstands
across Canada,

Published by the Commu-

ties in’ which they have been
introduced. ?

{The book was commis-
sioned by the Canadian Nation-
al

The highlight. of those FEsponse

years in the Kootenays was the
close friendship that he was
privileged to form with | Bert

tation of Habitat.

eee nthe, Canadian
ler are di-

West” contains a preface by an -

old friend and political foe of

Hon. John D.
Diefenl . 2
The Squire of Kootenay

‘The book is forsale at The
Book Shop: and Selkirk Book
Store. Copies are also available
at the Castlegar and District
Public Library.

vided under ceed categories:
(1) Planning Ahead; (2) Better-
ing the Built World; (9) Social
Interchange: programs and ser-

The Sampler, which has a
Whole ‘Earth catalogue-type
format, is profusely illustrated
with photographs and draw-
ings.

The book is directed at
People seeking practical and
effective ways to improve
conditions and quality of life in
their. community.

Hands Across Border

Picnic fo be

Plans were completed to
convene the Elementary School
Pienie on Monday ‘at Kinnaird
Park when 17 members of

ird Women's Institute
met at the home.of Mrs. Fred
Plotnikoff on June 16,

‘of Raspberry
Lodge whith will be held ia the
garden of Mrs. J. W. Brownlie's

Held July 3

An interestin, is report on
her attendance as a delegate to
the 23rd Biennial Convention.
held recently in Victoria, was
presented by Helen York.

* The grou;
Bent, 16, at they will meet

¢ the: Rome of Mrs. Rita”

Wisted.

uly.

my is an annual picnic which
Women's In-

Eitates and U.S. Homemakers

an opportunity to get together.

Junior
ing its Awards Day.

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