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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 28, 1976

‘hr Council Sirlkes Committee.
‘To Form a Fall Concert Series.

: At ita first meeting of the
= fall sossion, the Castlegar and
> District Arts Council discussed
+ the new ayatem of grants-In-ald
‘for artistic enterprise. Indivi-
}S duals as well as groups can now

© apply for these grants, An

; advertisoment giving details

}. will appear in the next issue of
> the Castlegar News,

Plans for upcoming events

were outllned and a committee

+ conalsting of Don Mitchell, Bob

Bertuzzi, Norman Fishwick and

} Larry Brown was formed to

j attempt to institute a ‘concert

b series for the fall and spring.

' The first event of the season

{will be one-man theatre by

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Santo Cervello on Nov. 7 (or 14)
in the Stanley Humphries Audl-
torlum.

Mrs. Marjorlo MacBain re-
ported that the new national
exhibition centre would be
officially open Sept. 13, stating
she hoped there would be good
attendance at the opening
ceremony.

‘The next meeting of the
arts council will be Sept. 29,

Welding Rig
Involved

In Accident

“An estimated total of
$1,000 damage occurred to a
welding rig when the 1964 flat
deck tet the road and Leatelled

COMMANDANT'S SHIELD, shown here being presented by *
bie Coenen Cope 0.) F: Conners jest to) Pte: Ealph

Humphrey for

course No,

being the: outstanding recruit in
7521. Pte. Bompbrey, ie the re ‘of Mr. and Mra. Ralph

Heapkrey of Castlogar,
was

of Ignace, Ont. The award
Reeruit

Tuade upon the completion of an Il-week Basie

over a!
evening near the Cestlegsy
Al

Driver of the vehicle, Allan
Joseph Baron of Merritt, has
been charged with driving
without due care and attention, |

No Injuries have been
reported. Police sald Mr, Bar-
on, who was driving a vehicle
owned by Pooley Construction,
is reported to have fallen
asleep.

DAVE COOPER of Castlegar
bas been awarded the MEPC
award for top student in fourth
year real estate option. This
has been announced by the real
estate division of the faculty of
commerce and business admin-

istration at UBC. Mr. Cooper *

will be presented the award at
graduation ceremonies to he
held next month in Vancouver.

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Results From
Joy. Keillor

Bridge Club *

Reaults of Monday night's
session of the Joy Keillor
Bridge Clyb with 18 lee fn
play:

North-South

First, Stan Greenwood and
H. Rasheed; ‘second, Clara
Johnson and Pearl Palmer;
third, Jean Fischer and Grace
Donaldson; fourth, Wayne
Weaver and Dr. K. 0° Don-
aughy; fifth, Maryellen and
Hubert Hunchak.

East-West

First, Marilyn and Dave
Cooper; second, Ben Schnider
and Louise Whitehead; third,
Bev and Jim Swain; fourth, Ed
and Marnoy Haley; fifth,

Cleada Bower and C. Chariton.-

Bridge will be played as
usual on this nd holiday
Monday.

Making Rafia Flowers

By Connle McKay
Many crafts can be made
trom ribbon straw or synthetic
rafla. However, one of the
prettiest is the rafia flower.
The basic materials you
will need are the ribbon atraw

which comes in over 20 color”

jes, a plastic flower loom,
scissors, tape, and a darning
needle. You will also require
thin wire, floral tape and, ft ifyou
wish, tiny leaves to add a more
realistic look to your flowers.
‘The raf have be

strand back across the loom and

wrap it around a peg on that

side directly across, Work your

way around until you have

looped over all of the pegs at

leaat twice, working counter
lockwise.

‘Most flower looms have
dlagrare which expla tla

-.wrappl

process vi

Clip the end of tl the first
color of rafia and tape it to the
underside of the loom. Attach a
‘second-colcr and wrap the

stiff sitting on the store shelf.
‘To remove this dryness’ place
the package ina plastic bag and
add a llttle moisture. ‘This can
be done by holding the opinion
of the bag over the spout of a
steaming kettle. Moistening
the straw will make it fe

and easy to work with.

Basie instructions will
comé with the plastic flower
Toom which is usually two to
three inches in diameter with a
series of three rows of #1

Pesto begin making a flower

_pullthe centr strand from the

package of rafis and tape this

Fe urlerad of the lon Take
the strand directly across’ the
loom and loop it around-a peg
on the far side, Next take the

Eneray Crisis

twice, and
the same with the inner circle
of pegs. However, do not taps
the oud of the last color.
Give yourself at least 10
inches of walla an and thread this
through the darning needle.
Using a backstitch go up and
down between the layers of
rats until you have tightly
e centre. Poke the
derning needle through: the
back of the flower and slowly
push all the petals off the pegs.
Don't pull or. you might acel-
dently rip the
aire that nothing
unravels fiaish off your atitch-
ing in the back of the flower. and
clip the loose ends.

You can either leave the:

flower as is, or do one of the
following with it:

Let's Do Something About It -

Future enetay crisis?
t's not worry about it;
let's a ‘something about it, °
+ That in essence was the
message B.C. Hydro chairman

David Cass-Beggs had fora -

recent energy conference in
Vancouver sponsored by the
western section of the Engin-

veering Institute of Canada.

‘What was needed, he said,
was “to get moving on somevof
the various practical changes
that will make ua less de-
pendent on petroleum and more
efficient in our use of other
energy resources, so that there
need be no crisis.”

For example, he-asked,
what about a concétted effort

extended to handle at least 80
per cent of the present railway
freight and passenger traflie
and that it would ‘lead to
transfer of 20 per cent of the
present road‘and air traffic to
the railways.

He envisioned an electric

railroad system which would |

triple present average’ speeds
and reduce ‘travel time to
one-third.

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Slightly dampen it and
place it in the lid of a spray can

(Le. hair apray can), When it ©
ped. Or you «

dries it will be cupy
can take the ends of each Petal
between your fingers and

the straw. It appears to be aay os

a quarter of an inch wide when
you are wrapping. it, but is
actually a little over an inch. It
flufts up quite easily if you take
your time and are gentle with
it. For first time fluffing you
may find it easier to elip the

ends of each loop and fluff

separate pieces.

To finish off your flower,
poke the end of the wire into
the back of the flower. Loop it
and twist it: Next wrap with
floral tape and it’s done.

Using the same methods
and materials you can make
beautiful bows for presents and
decorations for the Christmas
tree.”

‘The rafia can be washed,
it's durable and soil repelling a0

it will last for several years.

‘Also, don't. worry j{f: a
flower get's a little rushed,
you can pull it back into shape
in minutes.

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Worship Service 9 a.m.
Vacationers Welcome
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* Rev. Richard Kia Pastor
112 = ath Ave. N.
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Minister: Ira Johnson
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Hard: cooked eggs are a
favorite for summertime ple-
nies.

"To avoid the- unsightly
‘green ring” around the yolk,
haa the hard-cooked eggs
into cold water to chill rapidly.
Ifyou forget which egg is raw
and which‘ has been hard:
cooked, spin the. myatery. egg

cents,’ the smaller size is: ‘the

better buy.

Recipes tend to be based
on large’or medium eggs.
Actually, there is very litt
difference in substituting o
egg size for another in most
recipes. The exceptions are
recipes such as sponge or angel
food. cakes, where the. propor:

on its side; if it twirls in one  tlon of eggs ts im
spot, it is raw; if it works its

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A first five-year conver-
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cost of about $1 billion, Mr.

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pares with $3 billion to be spent
by “Synerude" in extracting oll
from the Alberta tar sands.
‘And the saving? About 43
million barrels of crude oil
equivalent per annum—almost

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exactly the planned output of
the “Syncrude” development.
| In terms of dollar values,

the saving—allowing $100 mil. +

lion per year for electricity
required—would be some

million per year (with oll at $11
to $12 per barrel) or far more

‘than enough to build the entire

electrified railway system.
Mr. Cass-Begga based his

estimates on the assumption

that electrification would be:

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ptt egg is fresh or
‘stale, place the egg ina bowl of
water. A fresh egg will sink K to
‘the bottom;' a stale egg will
float.

Eggs are an parecrety
source of high-qually proven.
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Miss Culley, « student of Mrs.
E, A; Tweeddalo,'was a recent
winner of trophies and scholar- /
shipe at the Kiwanis Festival of
the Arts in ‘Traili: Miss Calley
pluns to attend the University

Victoria ja September.

* “tiga tat oeliadaea example! 4

of. this Heiter?

Ani ambassador. senator, |

& congressman, a’ governor, &
cabinet minister and

the president of.the United”

. States ‘were among the digo”:
jes at Libby, ;Mont., when

te Libby Dam was dedicated |

sar ‘much of the gossip in

this valley town 45 miles from

the Canadian border centred

around some who did not come

{ and: one in particular who
almost didn't make i :

r We
We Piety of British Colum: .
‘s bia were all on hand in Blaine,

Libby Dam is Dedicated

ice SE

2

turned down the Chamber ot
Commerce invitation to take.
the spotlight. However, Sena-
tor Mike Mansfield of Montana.
an old crony of Ford even if
he fs. Democrat—pointed out

it: they*are both‘up: for -

: cre-election and the president
decided he just couldn't disap-
his pal:

this pal:
Moat. mit was Pri

Minister Trudeau, who.was ©”

aware that when the Columbia.
River Treaty wai ‘signed in
1964—leading to the building of
the. '3600-million Libby. det
Bresident 208 Jobnson, Prime Min:

Wash., for the, signing
But B.C. Premier Dave
Barrett ‘was -not on; hand

ar
ick turned down the invitation,

“saying it conflicted with the

ver wedding enniversry of

< his’sister-in'!

: Tana tras heralded by
‘the B.C. Wildlife-Federation’ ;
that construction / |:

which stated.

deck, 6”. Insulation,

joenta,

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STAKE YOUR CLAIM TO A FUN |
"WEEKEND ‘IN ‘THE GOLDEN CITY.

“Blue Srnetolua! white

juma and carnations decorated

Our Lady of Perpetual Help

Church'in Trail when Joan

Elizabeth Muller became the
bride of John Howard Dunn.

The bride is the daughtor

(of Mr. and Mra. Mike Muller

the groom the son of Mr,

d' Mra, Jack Dunn. Both
‘families ‘are of Castlegar.

| Father Lynch officiated at

i oe soable ring ceremony, with

irs. Maryellen’ Hun-

chak playing the . Wedding

March tered the

the’ register the song Firat
‘Time! Ever 1 Saw. Your Face
was played followed b: We ve
‘Only Just Begun as

ding ps party. departed from the

ok ven in marriage by. her
father, the bride wore a floor-
gown of sheer organza

over French taffeta designed in
© the Victorian style. The bodice
fentuted a floral Jace {neert

le that joined a
ton below the ae The ls lace

‘organza
‘were gathered to floral lace
cuffs, Her vell” of nylon net,
which was trimmed with floral
lace around the edges matching
that of ber dress,’ was
to a headdress of ruffled floral
lace. The veil formed an efght-
foot train. She carried ‘a bou-
1 quet of ink rose buds, yellow
‘and baby's breath. As
jaomething old” she had'in her
nh a: lace handkerchief.
' belonging to her, grandmother.
Completing bes ‘emsemble was
8 ait ts Laie the

tron-of-honor, waa Mra.
‘cathy, Quiding, of fGastlegar
the groom's: sis iss
+ Darlene Dunn of McBride, and
Linda Leckie ‘as: attend-

PWvatory of Music of Torento with #0t8- Flower: girl was the .
+ Gret-class honors and a mark of

bride's sister, Miss Mary Ellen
Muller of Castlegar. =

All were identically attired,
in floor length gowns ina floral
print of light and dark blue
flowers on a beige background,
Each carried a bouquet of white.
and yellow daisies and baby's
breath entwined with ‘white
ribbon. - poet °f

2 Best man was Mr. Richard +

y which backs a
/42-mile ake’ up into the: B.C.
interior, ruined 18,000 acres of
‘winter range for deer and elk,
‘eliminated 6,000 whitetailed

deer, 160 beaver colonies, more
han/600 elkiand destroyed

hers ine species.

Da wth BNE Bee prio eA BoE

The men of the bridal

party, other than the ring |

» Michael Muller, brother
of the: bride, wore navy blue
sults with velvet lapels, and
Ught blue shirts and velvet bow.
ties. The groom wore'a pink
rosebud to match the) bride's
bouquet.

Bh

Pl and y
low atreamers, pire thus a ‘

pink bells and a large blue and
white heart bearing the coupl
names decorated St. Soeeph
Hall for the ‘reeeptio

Gentring the bride's table
was a three-tier wedding’ cake

with its layers separated by ,

four white pillars to which:
cuplds clung. The cake was
decorated in blue and white
daisies and topped with two
angels on a wedding bell. The

angels were below a pillar with.

white flowing net.

e cake was made by the
bride's mother and decorated
by Mra. Stella Ball.

Completing the decor of”

¢ bride's lace cove:
was a blue carnation and ate
mum bouquet and crystal ca:

. dlestick with long slender baby. q

blue tapers. /

For her daughter's wed:
ding the bride’s mother wore
and floor-length gown of peach -:

> crepe with a full skirt featuring

small self-covered buttons

down to the waist. She worea

peach colored necklace and
earrings and white

‘The groom's mother chose

‘a floor-length knit dress in

peach. It was gathered from the -

collar and featured a belt that
came feom the inside of the
dress, The, long-sleeved dress
also had sequined applique on
the belt. White pearl earrings
and white accessories com-
pleted’ her ensemble.

= -\ Both mothers wore white
carnation corsages edged with
peach.

Master of ceremonies was)

‘Mr. Wallace Miner of Castlegar
who read a, congratulatory
Jmessage from Vancouver.

Mr. David Miner of Castle- .

‘gar proposed the toast to the

bride.

2) Por travelling, the bride
donned a beige knitted pantauit
-with white accessories.

The newlyweds will reside
at 1101-A 74.6th,.Ave.- 8.,

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3 isa Canadian * citizen or. Briteh subject;

© has: ie ay Conde, Ha for. 12, months, sod In

a) iso *raear a of ihe muni In which, be

2 «seeks registration as‘an elect

e) is'not disqualified by any law onforced in the
Province’ of -British Columbia.

NOTE; ‘Any, pesron. who will: reach the: ful

age off19. years before November 15, 1975 a

‘ ako be ‘able to register. «;

You may register during the ‘month of August,

by completing a declaration at the Castlegar City
atl, 460 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, : B.C.
“The list ‘of electors closes at 5:00 p.m.
rae September 2, 1975: and the’ required
‘declarations must be filed with: the City Clerk by
that time, Fallure’to do so ‘will result in ineligt-
bility to vote at the poll in November, 1975.

*. If you have. any questions regarding ‘eligib-
ility ‘please’ contact Cily Hall,"460 Columbia Aven:
ve, Castleger, B.C. (365-7227) and we shall be
pleased ‘to assist you. ;

R. Beauchamp
City Clerk’ 234

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