Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
. g Plaza

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 10, 1967

.PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

79% Wirst Avo,
Pastor: Rev. K. D, Cooper
Phone: 365-6212
Sunday:

Hed aa m. pe cunday School.
Devotion,
7 Pp. nae eit Evangelism.

Tuesday:
7.90 Bible Study and Peage!
Friday:
7.80 p.m, C.A, Service.
_——————————
GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
‘ Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Combined Service in Kinnaird
United Church during July at

9.30 am.
ia Services in Grace Cha Church dur-
BR undey

School. discontinued |

summer months.
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ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8.00 a.m. Holy (

White and blue bells and
Hall | fin

9.80 am. Holy Communion
———
LUTHERAN CHURCH

"» SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. Dauid’s:
Angiican Church

Sunay School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

THE SALVATION ARMY

730 pam. Home ‘League
‘Phone 365-7112
“ppb invited to. all ‘services.

ou are never a stranger at the
Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory
—— SSS
CALVARY‘
BAPTIST CHURCH |<:
Pastor D. Reeves,
Ph, 365-7176

Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
re y Worship 11 am. —
ievening Worship — 7.30 p.m.
All Welcome

: Apostolic Church
Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 a.m. — Sunday School Hour
11 am. Morning W lp

of Nina

and James M. Wasilenkoff, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wasilen- | ko!
koft, of Nelson,

The bride was radiant in her
floor length empire-waist gown

Her lace and organzo overcoat
featured ‘Illy-point sleeves.

eadptéce of simulated ja.)

cet rears centered “wit! three |

organza bells and surround-

ed ea by. esi de soie lilies held | cy,
fant vell, while she car-

En a bouquet of red roses and

lily-of-the-valley held by a big

white bow:

r brocade. shoes com:
ple' sher-ensemble,

+ blue loor-length

of peau:de sole with lace yoke, |=.

Out of town Guests included

ce Mike Hor-
ff, Timmy and Barbara Hor- | wa:
coft, Bev Went Marlene Bay-
off and Mr, and Mrs. Los Foan
of Vancouver; Mr, ant Mes. a
Wi yf Duncal I.

Hie: Mr, and

George Strookow,
Leonard Saleken’ of Great

Mrs and a Be, sok

locan City; Mr.
Bea dott and ‘Michael of Lang-
ham, Sask,;' Mr. and Mrs. Kooz-
ma K. Tarasoff, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Kasakoff of Saskatoon,
Sask; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zari-
koff, Spokane; Tillie Faminow,

Ore.
‘Marlene Peréeversoff, Allen Swet-

; Mr, and
‘Nick Jmaeff, Cranbrook; Mrs. | ip-!

-_- Pettitt Photos

Wasilenkoff- -Drazdoff Vows Recited

Calgary; Mr. and Mrs, John
Drazdoff, Independence, Ore.;
Mrs. Grace A. Perkins and Janet,

"Boyd McMillan, Calif.; Mrs.

Solvelt Knudsen, Bergon, Nor-
; Mark Dearburn, 5 Boneney,

Ons Dianne Rydall,' Sa

Marie, Ont.; Alex all Sout Port

aul

Chemnoft and Mr. and’ Mrs. Phil-
mn of Salmo; Mr. and

Mrs. Coart Tarr, Kaslo; Mr. and
Mrs, Andrew Davidoff, Mr. and
Mrs, ‘Tom Chernoff, Mr. and Mrs.
George Chernoff, Mr. and Mrs.
.Mr, and Mra. Rei-

Malako!
and Mrs, Mrs, Nick Zibin and Mr. and
Mrs, Nick’ Vanjoff, all of Grand

Forks.

ue I
gowns of eau de sole with chif-

on tops and sleeves

flowing chiffon trains were worn
by the maid of honor, Eileen
Davidoff of Grand Forks and the
bridesmal Lucille. Wasilen-
Koff, sister-of the groom, and

ver,
The ‘flower girl, Carrie Lee
Plotnikoff, who carried a bou-
quet of white carnations, wore
a peau d’elegance gown of the
same as the bridesmaits.
Best man Was was Alex Chern-] jn;
off of Crescent. Valley with Al-
Swetlikee of Vancouver and
ary Seminoff ots Nelson shar-
ing Pushering da duti
A tirer tered ¢ cake baked b
Mrs. Fred Nazaroff and decora‘
ed by Mra, H. D. Fisher, topped
by. a Spride and groom in a heart
of roses, centered the bride’s
lace-covered table.
The banquet room of Tar-
was decorated with dain-
st blue lace hearts, silver stars
and tiny lace bell for the occa-
sion.

Marlene Pereversoff of Vancou-

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 3656503

seem enne nntminets wrencetinien sani snenpntensiaheh tain meatuent InRUAnonrH nA sere TE RRNA ASN ATLANTA TAAL Rd

Kinnaird Pool
Named in Memory
Of Bob Brandson

A subject of pride, a symbol!
of the sharing of a whole com-
munity in a family ;tragedy, a
fitting tribute to the Centen-
nial of Canada — these were a
few of the expressions Saturda;
of. the significance of the Bo
Brandson pool a portion of which
‘was built as Kinnaird’s Centen-
nial project.

At ceremonies to mark the

of sinnaird

to build a safe swimming place
for Kinnaird y
Kinnaird Centennial “queen
Lily “MacKenzie complimented
the, council on their choice of
an appropriate name for the
In a short talk geared
especially to the young citlzens
present, Miss McKenzie urged
‘that the pool be considered an
object of: pride.
“I know that none of you
will mark it up, or otherwise
treat it carelessly," she sald.
“It is yours. It is something to
be proud of. Remember this, and
remember, too, your friend,
swhose deat Tested in the buil-

we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

PULP MILL TOURS

Tours of the Celgar Pulp Division will be
Held Tuesdays through Fridays at 1 p.m.
For special arrangements such as group tours

and days other than the above, please contact
the Industrial Relations Department.

Clothing Alterations
_And Repair Service

FOR MEN AND WOMEN

_By Master Tailor Joe Fogolin
Expert-Seamstress Maria Fogolin

HIS MEN’S WEAR LTD.

Agents for Gem Cleaners

oject, had special
that. not all such projects had —
they were designed for full en-
-|joyment for both adults and
children.

New Organization
Gete Letters Patent

A new organizatio: has
been brought into being to ad-
+] minister hospitals in the Castle-
gar-Nelson district.

Granted letters patent re:
cently at a meeting of CKRD wa:
the Central Kootenay Regional
Hospital District. fs

ly ade

SPECIAL MESSAGE
OF Interest To All Who Love
Immaculate Cleanliness .
What’ is so significant about the "FILTER
- QUEEN that’ makes’ it'so superior to other
bag type vacuum cleaners
1. The “CYCLONIC ACTION” principle of se -
parating dust from air, using the Patented “CELLU-
LOSE FILTER CONE” is the outstanding feature
that makes the FILTER QUEEN the number one
choice on all counts.
2. The FILTER QUEEN De-MONT#er virtually
destroys moth larvae, Coes, B puppae and moth miller
— all in one easy

minister all hospitals inne
Central

” too — hair crying. Ged eed humidify-
_ ing, medicament spray ing, spray

Ke
trict, the new. hospital etre
is to be managed bythe same
council as
kt is, however, a separate

We have been getting an
insight to drama this past week.
Watching first a small hillside
fire and then, step by step, see-
ig it gain its foothold and dom-
inte the so-called master, man.
I wonder if anyone particu.
Jey noticed an article in the
July 27 issue of the Castlegar
News by Pat Carney of the Van-
couver Sun with the heading,
They Die While Protecting Us
During the Times of Peace.

She spoke of the forest in-
dustry and the tanker pilots who
fought the blazes and died fight-
ing them.

You may find it interesting

to rummage around in the bot-

For her
the bride’s mother chose a blue
lace dress with matéhing: coat,
white accessories and a white
rose corsage.
ie groom’s mother wore &
pale blue linen dress with a lace
white d |

Evening services cancelled
for summ

Phone 365-3150
W.- Love, Minister
All Welcome

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' CHURCH OF GOD |aup:
; Pastor:. io Co Ea
" 90 asm, Sunday School
10.30 a.m. n. Morning | Worship
tite 00 aD hie 0 pam. Fridays

te Bible Study & Pray:
7.30 p.m. Wednesdays

an
pink, roses
Master of ceremonies, Paul
Markoff proposed a toast to the] ¥'
bride with C. R. Waldie propos-
ing a toast to the groom.
legrams were read frum
Vancouver as well as a very
humerous one from the groom
to ther pride — to‘the groom’s

FE oa dance followed the recep-
ion.

vane Grand Coulee Dam, Seat-
tle and Vancouver, the bride
donned:a navy and white walk-
ing suit with white accessories
and a corsage of pink roses and | ©
ly-o8 e-valley.

The bride ‘and groom will

© Held in homes
—

will complete her third year for
an elementary teaching degree

[i to UBC where the bride

UNITED CHURCH

“For the wedding trip to Spo- ed —

tom of the ine rack in case
it got overlooked — it is worth
a second reading. x

There was a copy of ‘fhe
Saskatoon Daily Star dated Tues-
day, June 5, tp on loan at the

office not too long ago, which
proved interesting reading.

If you think the income for

your family is rather“ low in
these days of high prices, here
are samples of three jobs in the
help wanted section.

Wanted — 1 d au-

‘The green apples are slowly
sizing but if you are hungry for
apple pie, do you remember that
surprising ritz cracker apple ple
filling that will pass for a good
imitation until the right kind
is on hand?

How about giving it a whirl?

ise 20 ritz \: 2 cups

gutity, as explained in ta letter
to district from
ti Black, acting Talnister of

painting, etc., etc., indeed a cmp i
nae “HOME SANITATION SYSTEM”
Take advantage’ of our FREE HOME DEMONSTRA-
TION ‘and make us prove what we claim.
HOME CLEANING APPLIANCES
BOX 57 — SLOCAN PARK — PH. 359-7295

8. The FILTER QUEEN has Le ay “blowing op

that

the carne headquarters, ‘hold
their meetings at the same time,
but should, in fact, be consid-
ered different entities. -

As an exemple ts of the two

water, 1% cups sugar, 2 tsp.

explained hat: the tye should

cream of tarter, 1 tsp.

% tsp. nutmeg, butter. :

Combine water, sugar, cream
of tartar and, bring: to a boil.
Drop crackers one at a time,
boil until. transparent. (8-10

min.) Pour‘into pie shell, sprin-
kle with cinnamon and nutmeg,
dot with butter. Bake 425 deg.
for 30-35 minutes. :

coe eon
ié ms are, 0.

AL but merely that he will be ke;

letter-
heads for correspondence and
that some matters of concern to
the one will be of no interest to
the other.

Committees will be set. up
within the hospital district with
the board chairman as a mem-
ber of each committee.

This does not mean he is
the chairman of all oo be heat

course, in order for gt
having over the weekend taken
its step up from village to towa.
I was a little surprised that
it has only been since 1948 that
the status of. village was ‘born
which means we are not too far
behind the:first residents of the
village when we made our home

tomobile mechanics ‘and sales-
men; 50 to 75 cents per hour.
Wanted — Experienced gas en-
gineer for 25-45 IHC Arkin En-
gine, $100 per month. Or Want-
Capable man: for farm;
good. with horses, $60 per month.

There were other articles
such as; cut glass sugar and
cream set,

hero three years later.
the village

ee in 19 short years, ‘it has
grown ina quite orderly
manner,

pene park in particular can
be held as’ a: fine of

of of tH
committees.

The letters patent of the
hospital district empower it to
“take over the annual. debt
charges: of the member muni-
cipalities with respect to deben-
tures issued Hoe the purpose of
whieh (have been) issued ior
which (have been) issued .prior
to Dec. 31, 1967.” a

‘This ‘takeover will become
effective Jan. 1, 1968,

district’ will also‘ reim-
‘burse member municipalities
which have provided money for
capital of

thought for a family’s needs.
My own: pride goes further
than the town’s.boundary. The
nicest moments are: when you
can become and see the

only, special 69c; Solid Oak
dining room suite, $65; 40 inches
plain “white voile! 40 cents yd.

development of the entire area.
truly, the Cross-

We
toads of ihe Kootenay!

prior to Dec. 31.

Hospitals . included “under
this provision of the letters pat-
ent include Castlegar and ‘Dist-
rict | Hospital, Creston — V:
Hospital and Kootenay Lake Hos-
pital Improvement District (Nel-

son).

Paid on Shares
(Gavings — and Often Insured)

6%

. ‘Term. Deposits

@ouble Your Money in 12 Years—
Why Wait Longer?)

CASTLEGAR
SAVINGS CREDIT

UNION

[oR

See the

¢
Five fabulous headliners — see them
during free daily performances,
- @ The King Family Aug. 21-24,
®@ Dennis Day Aug. 25-26, - >

Inspected for.
Wholesomeness .,
ae 7-14 Ibs.

Government Inspected.
j Whole, Half or Tenderloin

‘Homs—

_—

Pork Loin

California:
Sweet and
Juicy. Ideal -
for a picnic
dessert.

89°:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 10,:1967

u4

- Outspan

/Oranges'T
5 $700

9 Readies.

Green Beans

“Local. Fresh.

Crisp snappy and.
"tender.

~ Bel-air Frozen

Premium Quality, Each 6 02.57
tin’ makes up td: 82 ‘oz. “of
fresh Orange Juice.) :".
Concentrated. 6 oz. tin

Airway 6 or Nok Hil

Rich Coffee *
flavor and aroma,;,
. Lockéd in the ©’
whole beans.

a! Ib. bag

Piedmont

Make tastier salads and sandwiches,
82 oz. jar

Satan Dressine |

Sun Rype

Blue Label. Made from .
crisp Okanagan Apples.

Serve chilled. 48 £1. oz.’ tin' for *

Apple juice

“Lunds Box

“Fresh, Grisp and Delicious.
‘Three stay fresh packages.
9 oz. tri-pack box

Potato Chit

Empress, Pure

For cookies or Peanut Butter .
and Jelly. 38 sandwiches. 24 fl. 02, jar ..

Taste Tells

oy —
Ee ite = for 1. 00

“Snow Star

Truly Fine

Facial

'|> white, Pink or Yellow:

Skylark Fresh

Hamuncer Bu

_ Full Strength Bleach.

Strong and. Durable. Keep 2S
plenty on hand. Ree Ore
Box of 400 .....

Pat Boone Aug. 28:29, Ps
Rosemary Clooncy Aug. 30-31,
@ Bobby Vinton Sept. 1-4.
See Free’ Festival of Forestry, Free
Oriental Bazaar and Reyue. Live it ap
at eee ay 67, Eloy, the fun of the
Midway an the other excitement af
PNE 67. Win a $50,000 Bar.O'Gold, Pure Lard Detergent
Grand Prize in the over $100,000 j ‘ For fluffier pastries. |; Special Offer.
Program Draws. : sas : eas,

Se arora * Lib. pkg. 2 for 49¢ | Giant Size Pkg. 89c |
‘ lJ mae. :

OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD —
ROBSON GENELLE
Phone 365-8337 July

Rev. Frank Willey 9.30 with Rev. Clinton
Howard. There will be no
services in August.

star-studded -
Grandstand
SWS: |

all the fun
of the Fair!

Safe for Nylon, Rayon or Dacron.
Sts ‘oz. plastic

All Purpose

J Cloth
Johnson & Johnson |"

Pkg. of 12 ......... 55

Shamrock. Burns. Oxydot ue ay) Scott
- Toilet Tissue

Assorted Prints.
Pkg. 2 rolls 2 for 59c

» Aylmer. Tomato .
Catsup
‘Adds flavor-to meals
11 oz. btl. 4 for $1.00

Liquid FA
Ga epi soe

rench © Regular French Roll of 50°
8 oz. btl. 2 for SOc 2 for 49¢

Prices Effective: August 10th to 12th

. MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
Roloson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sunday School

y 9.80 am,

Sept.’ 10

11 am, with Rev. Clinton
Haward