LEE SI LE SEES

14

Toastmistress

Trail Silver City Toa-
stmistress Club celebrated
“its 10th anniversary recent-

with a banquet at the
Crown Polat Hotel.

* thered to help celebrate the

occasion,

Each toastmistress con-
~ tributed something to the
lanning of the evening.
irs, G. J. Weber did an
outstanding job on inscrib-
ing the list of Charter and
general members over the
‘years, and the excellent To-
astunigtrete symbol which

on the wall behind
te ead table.

Mrs, James Cameron
was in charge of general

Division Meets
At New Denver

The semi-annual meeting
of Twin Rivers division (Girl
Guides) was held recently in
New Denver with 20 repre-
sentatives attending from Na-
kusp, New Denver, Silverton,
Castlegar, Kinnaird, Robson,
Christina Lake and Grand
Forks.

Division commissioner Mrs
M. Bro chaired the meeting
opening wit a pertinent
reading on “avoiding frustra-
tion.”

After a smorgasbord lunch
served by the local association
hostess, the afternoon session
was highlighted by the presen-
tation of warrants and pins to
District Commissioner Mrs.
Pho, captain Mrs. Angrignon
and lieutenant Mrs. Ott by Mrs.
Bro.

The rest of the afternoon
was occupied with discussion
groups and the exchanging of
ideas,

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 12, 1973

Clubs Join

In Anniversary Celebration

decor and the head table
motif included bowls o!
daffodils, and two tall blue
candles in heavy silver ca-
ndlesticks on either side of
the lecturer, in front of wh-
ich was a big glitter “10",
Mrs, E, R, Wutke and Mrs,
A. J. Kelly as hostesses gr-
eeted people on arrival.

Madam chairman for
the evening: was 1973-74
president Miss Betti Hall,
with icebreaker Mrs. James
Cameron, topic - mistress
Mrs, D. A. Newcomb, and
toastmistress Mrs, C. A. W.

alder.

Mrs, Betty Vipond said
grace, The highlight of the
Meal was a huge birthday
cake, tastefully’ decorated
and topped | with 10 candles,
which w blown out by
the three charter members
eh Mrs G Mrs. J.

rs.

and ‘Mra, Marion Redgrave.

Conversation and hum-
orous comments flowed st-
eadily all evening, and en-
tering into the spirit | of the
occasion were the six “Miss
Trail” queen contestants.

The second session of
the evening included two
excellent speeches. The first
by Toastmaster Kornel Sz-
armes entitled “Pinch Dr-
eam” gave a most humor-
ous and human account of
a family camping holiday.

The second Per aard
tresses — Ww! id I join
Toastmnistresses oe an am-

tt Into the life

Club president Corey Jon-
ker of Nelson.

L. R. Hammond,

prelaet of the Castlegar
‘ali Toustmistress Club and
her husband, were at the
tea table at which also
toastmaster president
~ Mrs. Calvin Moen, Mr.
_ Le James Cameron,

and Walter Kuit.

Many kind words were
spoken about the Club thr-
oughout the evening: Meee

appreciation and affection
for all she has done for
the club. The evening clos-
ed with a well-chosen" “clos-

ing thought” by Mrs. W. J.
Wilson. =

Per Lineal Foot

DRAPERIES ..

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Many Patterns and Colors to Choose From
Telephone John at 365-5636
CASTLEGAR CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY

Across from the Castle Theatre

$1.00 (including tax)
... 10 PCT. OFF

Leckie-Wishlof Rifes al St. David's
Followed by Tradifional Russian Blessings

Traditional Russian bless-
* ings were given at the home of
the bride's parents following
the exchanging of wedding
vows March 10 between Linda
Ann Wishloff and Thomas
Huges Leckie at St. David's
Church in Castlegar.

The bride is the daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. William
William Wishloff of Castlegar
and the groom the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hughes Leckie
of Kinnaird.

Attending the blessings at
the bride's home were the
families of the bride and groom
and close friends.

Pink carnations and white
mums decorated St. David's
Church for the wedding cere-
mony conducted by Rev. T.
Allen.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
floor-length gown of double
organza featuring a high waist
and shirred bodice. The gown
flared out with gentle gathers
from the high waist.

In keeping with tradition,
the bride wore something
borrowed, a headdress belong-
ing to Mrs. R. Dunlop, to secure
her shoulder-length veil delica-
tely trimmed with petals falling
at the front. She carried a
basket of white, pink and
yellow mums with green fern.

Sister of the bride, Miss
Violet Wishloff of Castlegar,
was maid-of-honour with .
Elaine Ferguson of Halifax,
sister of the bride, Miss Dianne
Leckie of Kinnaird, sister of the

groom, Miss Marie Jensen of .
“Trail and Mis&.Joan Muller. of “"

Kinnaird as ‘bri smaids.

Flower ~ girl” was iss
Carolyn Friesan of Kinnaird
and ring bearer, Michael
Dunlop of Castlegar.

The two sisters of the
bride wore light pink gowns
with chiffon over taffeta trim-
med with white lace while the
flower girl and the remaining
bridesmaids wore pink flower-
ed, high-waisted gowns with
gathers in the front.

Attending the groom were
Mr. Dan Arishenkoff of Kinn-
aird and brother of the bride,
Mr. Louie Wishloff of Castle-

gar.

The brother of the bride,
Mr. John Wishloff of Castlegar,
and the brother of the groom,
Mr. Kevin Leckie of Kinnaird
shared ushering duties with

Mr. John Dunn of Castlegar.

Pink and white flowered

hearts

hall of the Hi Arrow Arms
where a two-tier wedding cake
with miniature bride, groom
and attendants topped with a
chapel of lace icing, centered
the bride's table decorated with
bouquets of white mums and
pink gladioli.

For her daughter's wed-
ding the bride's mother wore a
pink dress with matching coat
and black accessories, The
groom's mother chose an aqua
gown with silver accessories.
Both mothers wore mauve
carnation corsages.

Telegrams from Vancou-
ver and Redding, England,
were read by master of
ceremonies Mr. Fred Jack of

Castlegar, while brother of the
bride, Mr. Peter Wishloff of
White Rock, proposed the toast
to the bride,

Cousins of the bride, Vicki
Woykin and Elena Plotnikoff

were in charge of the guest . 5¢2!

book.

For travelling the bride
chose a soft pink fortrel dress,
pink floppy hat and white
accessories,

The newlyweds now make
their home in Kinnaird.

Out-of-town guests were
from local points as well as
Vancouver, Richmond, Burn-
aby, White Rock, Grand Forks,
Mackenzie and Halifax.

Briefs from Kinnaird Council

Local management of Pub-
lic Freightways is doing every-
thing in its power to eliminate
any interference with normal
traffic that may be caused by
its trailers.

This was the word re-
ceived by letter at the last
regular meeting of Kinnaird
Council in which the company
acknowledged its facilities were
not adequate for its needs, but
plans, which at this time are
still vague, are for relocation in
the Kinnaird area.

Word that old vehicle
bodies put into compact form
by SAM are to be removed
from the town’s boundaries
sometime in August or Sept-
ember‘has prompted the town
to re its request for their
use as fill:

The town has stipulated ‘it
is asking for these vehicles
without charge.

Anearlier request brought
a quote to the town which set
the value of the car bodies at

‘00.

Sketches of a proposed
subdivision which outlined 23
residential lots located in the
vicinity of Ron's Motel, was
accepted in principle by Council
to refer to Associated Engin-
eers to study the water.
situation.

Happy Motoring
To be Found
This Summer

Not only do wide strips of

I J | i

‘Your local dry cleaner is
the best friend your clothes
will ever have, because dry

* leaning is still the best woy
to care for clothes... Includ-
Ing all those double-knits
and wash and wear fabrics.

Take some clothes fo the
cleaners today,
you'll find a

~ friend there.

PRESTIGE CLEANERS =x
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PHONE 365-7250

BONANZA DAYS SPECIAL

Ladies Spring Coats (lined)

..ea.. $1.75 each

along
light motorists...they also serve
to filter pollutants from the air
and restore needed oxygen.

Dependable transportation
makes for happy motoring, too.
And the Classified Ads section
of the Castlegar News carries
offers of many cars and trucks
going at bargain prices.

Turn to the Classified Ads
now. The car or truck you've
always wanted just might be
advertised.
—

A letter inquiring about
water as related to the yet to be
installed storage tank for 10
acres of land adjacent to an
already proposed mobile home

- park was acknowledged.

Council stated it was not in
a position at this time to enter
into discussion on any other
proposal other than the original
request of the mobile home

park.
fe

Mayor Colin Maddocks will
attend a course April 30 to May
3 being presented by the B.C.
Provincial Civil Defence for
mayors or other elected offi-
cials,

eae

Beauchamp, were given auth-

orization to attend the May 30

to June 1 annual, municipal

officers’ conference in Nelson.
se @

Representation of full
Council! was authorized to
attend the September 12 to 14
Union of British Columbia
Municipalities Convention at
Prince George.

eee

The SHSS Band is to
receive a grant in lieu of hall
rental for a dance held April 7.
The students are it

Both the town ‘clerk, Allen = Shes
Selbie, and deputy clerk, Rich :::- }

Residents Enjoy Concert
— With Standing Room Only

The Vancouyer Radio
Orchestra under the direc-
Hen of John Avison, recent-

ly played to an appreciative
jience in the*main loun-
ge at Selkirk College.

Though the . concert

come to the college for the
concert,

Members of the Castle-
gar and District Arts Coun-

cll who arranged and paid
for thls special concert sh-

ould receive a special vote ©

of thanks, They acted qu-
ickly once they heard that
the orchestra was cuming to
Nelson for two special con-
certs, one of whlch had
been cancelled.

As a result of the Art
Council's invitation to plat
at Selkirk College instead,
local music lovers had the
opportunity. to come to a
live performance of a
feentonel symphony ore! es.

Visitation’ of Shut-Ins Carried
Out by Harmony-Friendship Unit

e Marchi meeting of
the Harmony, Friendship un-
it of the United Church
Women was held at the
home of Mrs, E: Murray wi-
th » G. Carr co-hostess,

The devotional was con-
ducted by Mrs, Helen Bon-
acei with 11 members pre-

Tt was reported 27 cards
were sent to shut-in mem-

her.

The evening's shostens
prize was won; by Mrs. W.
Bhmoorkotf. $

During the) February

meeting, held at the home
of Mrs. M. Fullerton with
Mrs, Helen Susut as co-host-
ae the devotional was led
y

» J. Kavic,

At that time 20 cards
had been sent out to mem-
bers and 22 visits made.
Cards with small gi-
fts, were also sent to three
sick members in the hospit-

It was noted there are
now 14 paid up members of
which 12 were present at
the February meeting.

The evenings hostess
prize was won by Mrs, Nils-

April meeting is
to bet eid at the home of
Mrs, Diane Rempel.

David's

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

SPECIAL ' SERVICE FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 15

ROBSON COMMUNITY prota CHURCH
9:45 A.M. Sunday Schoo!
9:45 A.M. Chureh Peal Cancelled to | siow
Robson) people to come to C

st. pavios CHURCH, CASTLEGAR

8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
9:00 A.M. Sunday School
10:30 A.M. JOINT CONFIRMATION SERVICE

Good Friday Service, April 20, 10:00 A.M.

Parish Office Phone 365-8337
Rev. T.M. Allen and Rev. E. R. Bristow

CH RCHES

What Is Missing? ..

ST. RITA'S”
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rey. W. Harrison
Ph, 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9am. -llam.-7 pm.

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430
Home 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
i Castleaird Plaza

Family

Evening enn ip Service

——— ad
ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St., Castlegar.

Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday 00] 10.15 a.m.

965-8662 and 365-9664
Rev. Richard. Klein
“The Chueh’ of the.

- Lutheran’ Hour”
APOSTOLIC counctt

Wed. 7.30 prayer Bible
N. Walker - Phone 365-6662
SSD

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
701 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph. 365-6212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.

Morning Worship 11 am.
Evangel tic

Friday:

CHURCH OF GOD
- 7th Ave, Kinnaird

Morning Wo!
Evening Fell
7:30 p.m.

Minister: Ira Johnson -
Ph, 985-6762

Business and Professional Directory.

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Phone Zenith 6826
825-4632 or 352-7123

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway Distributors
Ph, 365-5459
Kinnaird, B.C.

toraise money to take the band
to Burnaby April 12 to 14.
ae 8 :

Twin Rivers Division (Girl
Guides) were given permission
to use the Kinnaird Hall April
14 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
to hold a revel and Girl Guide
Campfire singing competition.

Guides will be attending
from Grand Forks and Nakusp,

oe 8

Any newly developed
street or proposed street
should be considered for a
name.

Council made it, known at

its last meeting it would like to.

be made aware of any such
streets so names could be given
to assure orderly handling of
mail delivery.
——

Jack's Auto

Across from the Schoo! Board Office in Castlegar
“Dr!t Jack Osachoff —- Telephone 365-7511

TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE

“WE HURRY SERVICE”
Use Chargex or Your Gulf Credit Card

MARQUETTE OFFICIAL .
ENGINE TUNE-UP
STATION .

DYNASVISIONS

“NEW CAR” PERFORMANCE RESTORED ELECTRONICALLY

Battery — Battery Cables — Distributor Points —
Condenser — Distributor Cap and Rotar —:Spark ~~
Plugs — Spark Plug Wiring — Carburator — Timing

Junction Gulf Super Service

Located at the Highway Junction in Kinnaird

Service Lid.

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‘Electric Heat Specialists
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Ph, 365-7241

FAMILY SHOE RENEW.

hone
24 br. Service. on most
Shoe Repairs
heels while you wait
Holder of Orthopedic
Cernficate of Registration
in the Shoe Service
Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

631-3rd Ave. ret amet

For
~ RUBBER STAMPS.
“See, Phone, Write*
Clean Cut Rubber
Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 385-7605

GREEP’S ELECTRIC

CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph, 365-7075
Free Estimates

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.S.
OPTOMETRIST.
366 Baker St.
Nelson, .
Ph, 352-5152
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Typewriter
Ribbons -

Columnar: Pads
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7266

H. VAN OOSTEN

MOORE FORMS
ADDING TAPES.
RECEIPT BOOKS
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 385-7266 .-
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Phone 365-7288

ting - Boiler and
Furnace Cleaning - Oil
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Ph. 75408, Christina

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Sales — Service
« » + Reasonable
Phone 365-7852

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: Maytag Sales 3 )
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GUARANTEED REPAIRS
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a

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Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals
Ph. Pete Zibin 365-5575

WEDDING
STATIONERY
and
INVITATIONS

CASTLEGAR §
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CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly -
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Vacuums, Shavers,
most small ‘appliances.

Phone 365-6141 “Costiseir

cents,

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(ARS) LOIG HUGHES, NEWS EDITOR «
Mail subserjption rate to the Castlegar News

1s $600 per year. The price by delivery boy ix 15
cents an issue. Single copies in stores are 15

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April '12,. 1973...

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Government
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SAUSAGE —

BREAKFAST
GOV'T, INSPECTED ........

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Ib. 69:

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DRINKS

ALLENS. Astd. 48 ox.

3.898

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JELLY. NASOB

10

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TOMATOES

AYLMER. 28 oz.

3-1

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Bags
YARD.

GLAD. Pkg.

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ORANGE CRYSTALS
4 PAK 19¢

PORK & BEANS

14 OZ. TINS

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HEINZ SOUP

TOMATO, VEGETABLE: 10. O

Lunch Meat ,

TULIP.
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*:POLSKI, GARLIC, WHOLE DILLS.'32 OZ:

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ROVER.
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Salmon
SOCKEYE, 69 Cc

Inst. Coffee

NABOB,
18 oz. ......

ROYALE,

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Mallows
3 pks. $1

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questing space that the smty of the

description or ry the event

errors occur In.the publishing of an ‘advi
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