8 CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thursday, Say 21, 1966 !

"Funeral: Services’
‘Bolag Held Here
For John Negriff..

Funeral ‘services are being

held from the Castlegar Russian |

J. Negriff, a former resident of
Vancouver, who recently passed
hall at 2 p.m. today for Mr. John
away at Calgary in his 52 year.
Mr: Negriff is survived by.
his wife Mary of Vancouver; two
daughters, Mrs, Raymond (Ol-
le) McLeod of West Vancouver
and Mrs. Cecil (Mary) Taylor of
Gainesville, Florida; one son
Larry of Houston, Texas and, six
Sencha a
2 are hisifath-

Also su:
er, Mr. John rviving pe of Castle-

‘| with pink”‘rosebuds, was - the

King- ‘Remp

Castlegar United Church,
decorated with. baskets of, sum-
mer flowers and its pews:mark-
-}ed with white bows sonters

tt double rin
ar-] scence of a recen' Ka ie ficiatea and the organist was

ceremony at which Miss

el Wedding

leen aati ‘Rempel; daughter
.of Mr. and Mrs,’ W. R. Rempel
‘of Castlegar, became the bride

d| of Mr. Robert. Charles Kine King, shea

of-Mr,.and Mrs.
Castlegar. Rev. Frank ‘willed of-

Marjorie Peachey.

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Tues@ay, July 25 — W. T. Wal-
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5.80 - 7 pm. Eyeryone welcome.

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: Given in marriage by’ her
father, the bride wore a tradi-
tional gown of nylon organdie
over rayon

bodice, ‘scalloped

nings,. gift
carried a bouquet of sweetheart

Her attendants were her
Mra. W.

Marjorie sister. of
They ‘wore identical en:

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800)
embles of pink lace over
on crepe, with bouquets of whit
and pink carnations.

The dain! flower girl, in
a. pink Cae thieee dress, ae
Muss Sherryl Rempel, the bride's 'S

Supporting the groom was
Mr. Roger Toogodd. Mr, Dennis

acted as ushers.

For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Rempel wore a pink. bou-
cle suit with white’ accessories
and white corsage. The bride-
groom’s mother chose a flower-
ed-nylon dress with beige acces-
sories and white corsage.\:

Pink ane Ate bells and

gine’ Nordic

Hall. in Kinnaird,’ of the
reception. The ladies of of t the Nor:
dete Lodge served a buffet lun-

Master of ceremonies was
Mr. George King, uncle of the

: groom.

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* The toast to the bride was
proposed by Mr. Waldo Penner.
and the toast to the bridesmaids
by Mr. Roger Toogood. Toast to

the Fyarents was given by Ln

W.:E! gees
The three-tiered wedding

cake, made by the bride’s’moth-

er and decorated by Mrs. ‘Stella

Ball, was flanked Oak

white ribbons and w!

es in’ silver holders.

bride and: groom served: slices
of their cake to the'.guests.

“<> “A number of congratulatory
telegrams were read. from
friends and relatives unable to
attend. Miss Joanne Rempel: and
Miss Nancy Campana were: in

‘| charge of the guest book.

plece dress with white accessor.
ies, Before leaving she Present’
ed her bouquet to the-groom’

dm Mrs.

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‘Continued From
+-Page' 1, Section 1

e family was
ing ite beats *alsed in
tito

This loyal’ also befitted the,
common folk as at one
tide ths government from set

from set-
ting large numbers of En:

and Scots Protestants ‘in| the
area,:as/ was’ done elsewhere in

natives tisk: z
the time of this vals
research ‘in
‘discloses, the howe

e the | er of the tit fe was the 14th Darl,

one-time British ambassador to
Pe

‘Worrled Mother
_ Giten Has. Tense, .
| Wahappy Infant

overly anxious wi the thelr firet]|

‘baby,’ the ‘child ‘often: becomes
San colteky and: spoiled, the
ical oclation

The most Sommon cause of

a tense, colic
is a tense may ‘orties
The oth

gad en enjoys | him, cress a baby,
child.

earlier this pentury, at and the title
passed to wis of Sligo, an:
hones, west “of “Iroland noble

hash the other Castlegars al-
Hie in the province of Con-
mu Tong. ago an Irish king.

éthe second and third Cast.
Jegars’ must ‘have been very
small communities since: there
were only 11 tenants in the two

luable Property was

Jeased : froma. | peer. this
-, | Lord. Oranmore.

here ‘for a contented and
beet ee | Teta

advises new moth-

Kay elian, Dono-
hoe, jMeLoughtin, Doyle, Flynn, |!
, Morrissey ;and

ess, ey | Teme Kae

cry. .
Picking him up and walking
the floor ‘does: nothing but, add
Shans Powe be, moaE he

whole of the fifth Cas-

8 Tae
Hegar, divided into ‘east and

was owned by
the Rev. ‘Sir ‘William: spate
baronet?

we

,| Ireland: at. the expense of the fh
‘

the court ‘of ‘the Russian Czar at| Con:
tersburg.
‘The family became extinst mising

one of ene ro
Cast
in t

lowing the famine,
Perhaps ‘one of those who

potty ght sad seit ah
an are | nal
oO -main

Robson Resident
Wins High: Water _
Sweepstake Here ©
Win tS
vans "ag cane cee, yet |
is C. W. Carter of
Robeon who. ¢

“al dae Jand. Who ! later \worked on {
the Canada was

th
“ aonb torn or “naming tale "Cont
to| mmuty, :

sae

nal s must: often look
to ena? the United States or
|-} Canada fora future. -

‘conrectly “guessed
lumbia river would’ crest | witd

Colt
fd year .12 feet ‘at the ferries: this |’
a" re oe er, |

| Meh -water commi:

Cc.
Mrs. Joann Kenne
all. “guessed |-26.18 «:

roceeds *o:
towards provid
Program at,

chairman
LeRoy said he. con-
test was. extremely. ‘close. of

for ‘students on the “gen what
SHSS. . era

: d. work: they
ips | accomplished in‘ the:. New World 3
circumstances’

FOURTH GENERATING unit'is to.

be installed’ at the Brilliant hydro.
...plant on the Kootenay ‘river. Costing:
about $1.8) million; the ‘new.’ unit”

P "will have .a..capacity -of.30,000. kilo-::.

“watts and will be installed alongside
three similar. units at'the plant. :Co-

id minco,, owners of the’ plant, say’ that, |

ing’ capaci is: re-

Fquired ‘to meet ‘the power ‘nedds of
expanding operations and certain ob-

« ligations of participating in ‘a power: ars

/ grid.\Primary: functions ‘of the new: ;
unit | will::be. to ‘increase: nee!
ability of Cominco’s power system

to handle peak loads, to provide:

ite fheene outer moe

redus
has:to spare for “hot lt
chores.’ She Thould have a aoe country is very,

rk, and” tot worry

‘new mother rein eedl en; the
baby. 7d nioy.

which ‘compliments Connaught’s

tragie be ore ‘and 0 ‘one a

_ Musical Ride
Tra

The

accompanied by its. ublcal | Ride
i fey ts visit ; Nelson . ‘on

Ba 9 yas announced. by
the Ganatian Gontederation Cenk
tennial Committee of, ee
week. 0.08.

rits performances ’ at.

towns

these two
inthe | West:  Kootennys
will ‘be ees ft ‘a’ tour’ the ‘ride.

‘The ‘musical ride is known

Will Visit

ail & Nelson i in Fall

» pine professional horsemanship,
‘the origin” of ‘which has been
antiquit

Jost in: A
tae ROMP! historian states
possible version:
form of cavalry drill. was ‘ae
veloped, if not‘ originated, by by the
cavalry. regiments Britain.

Erith: goralnyment kroveht it|

to Canada and to the North-West
Mounted Police, as-it is:record-

ition: in: :Van- Sth, Lancers | ts
“The Ride" does not appear |°

‘to have become’ established un-
til after ‘the’ institu-

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a for indoor activities gngender.
| inter, gotta sre

tion ofa police band at Regina,
for pothing more is heard of it
350°

"Perhaps | tlie combination
a band, the construction
riding school, and the incent

Wiecraes

by. the. severity.

them accomplishing in the old. |"

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New Westminster and einity,

When you u look back, Canada has
done a lot of filling ing! ‘hasn't it?

‘Take a look at the top. map.

100 years ago, the wide'open
spaces Were. exactly that.

‘East was east and west.was west, -
- afd the twain‘weren't! meeting.

Infact, the existence,of Canada as
Ration hung in the balance.

That's where we cam

- Canadian Pacific. .

Our. people built a‘railway.

Over plains and hills and rivers
’and through the mountains:
,Across a wild land. people said
could never. be lived in at all::

When the last spike was driven

in 1885, east and west were <
joined together. Today the nation
thrives and grows. it [eons forward

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‘ways than’ ever before.

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