4 CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, Sept. 18, 1969

Mission Bridge Project
For CBA Engineering

Work has started on the
placing of
ag of san

averasses associated with the
$15 million Mission bridge

of highway
CBA

t.
i of material for
the Approceios for this first:
overpass is being done by
Sceptre Dredging Ltd. of
Newt inster,

t_is obtaining the mat-;
erial" ‘tom the Fraser river
using a_ 16-inch hydraulic
dredge. The contractor's pro-

gram calls for completion of
the work within six weeks. |i
The total contract is for,

ot Church Services.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 9.30 a.m.
Kinnaird United Church |Fraser river
Richard Klein, Vicar struction some
Ph. 365-5976 downstream from the CP rail-|
way bridge, which at present
Sunday Schoo] 8.45 a.m, is also used by vehicular traf-
ie.

Rev. Harold C. Clark

01 ‘high overpass that!
will cross the Canadian Pac-
ific Railway's Huntington line
on the north side of the river.
ie new bridge over the

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667
Next 1c: ne pecloveriens Motel

Plaza

Faniy Bible Hour - FAC am
Worshi: itp

nny, noe up Service

46 High School
Graduates Get
Cominco Awards

0 has announced
its Diamond Jubilee higher
awards for 46 high
school graduates of 1969 who
are sons or daughters of the

's in Can-

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block East of ne

Castleaird laza
10 & 11 a.m. morning worship
7 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Wed., 7.00 Prayer Bible Study
Phone 365-6662
Norman Walker
Pastor

ada.

ue of $16,

awards include fi

scholarships of $500 and 41

Glass Il scholarships of $350.
Cl. I awards go to

A Bermuda honeymoon
Lee 1 the midJuly. wed-
ding of Sonja Elaine Clarke
of Port Credit, Ont., daugh-|
ter of Reeve and Mrs. G. Med-
Clarke of Dereham
ip, and Fred Nazaroff:
ksville, Ont. son of
. Fred

By Bill Smiley

| Wry Do Girls Require an Education

used in catching. leprosy.-

this desperate
thing in Srl

that insists, 4

i girl must get a degree or be-|

Bermuda Honeymoon
After Ontario Wedding

hall of the First “Baptist

pink rose buds decorated the
bride's table flanked on ci
er side with pink tapers
crystal ali cendelabra The brid.

ST. RITA‘'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, E. A. Brophy

Ph. 365-7143

legar.

The First Baptist Church
of = Jellsonbure, Ont. was de-|
standards of
Pink Sean pink carnations,
wal ite shasta mums and can-

with standings of 73 per cent
fo 85 per cent.

To date, 217 students
have received the Diamond
Sables arose for a total
value o 3050. delabra with white tapers for

tocal Class winners the exchange of vows.

are youths, S.| hows marked the pews.

N. ‘Deverney who now attends) ‘Officiating clergyman was
Selkirk College ond M. Rev. Jas Taylor.

Smith who attends the D.C. ‘The “Wedding yer”
Institute of Technology and) ana “Whither ‘Thou Goest”
vA Le Obedkot iots6 astleear were sung by Mrs. Betty Clif-
Wao eames f SHsS.,£0rd of Ingersoll, Ont. accom-
All are graduates o| panied on the organ by Mr.

er Matheus of Tellsonburg,
nit

Sunday Masses at
9 am, - 11 am.-7 p.m,

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
No Service during August

Sept. 7 service at 11.30 am.
with Sunday School

Minister Rev. J. Wiseman
Ph. 352-6194 Nelson

Given in marriage by her
father, the
floor-length gown of silk or-
ganza, fashioned with an em-|
pire waist. The A-line s]
was scattered with lace and
seed pearl flowerettes ‘and

Forestry Fires
Throughout B.
Cost $3 Million:

CHURCH OF GOD
7th Ave., Kinnaird
Rev. Tra Johnson Ph. 365-6762
ices

bride wore. a} mal

bou-

quets. also decorated the |¢
fride's table.
Master of ceremonies was
Mr. John Bughes who read
telegrams from Castlegar,
Nelson and Toronto.
For her daughter’s wed-
ite | ding the bride's mother chose
a street-length sheath of pale|§
pink silk corded lace wat
short qpleeves, a Swiss
hair sailor hat min
Pa ite pale pink
shoes and white gloves and
bag. She wore a corsage of
mauve orchids.

The groom’s mother wore
a street-l tlength jack jacket arens, of
si

mola

‘Kirt Ce ary

For travelling the bride
donned a coat ensemble of|
an

There have been 2,284 featured "a seoop

come a nurse or learn a skill,
such as punching an adding
machine.

Frightened, frantic par-
ents, with the shadow of The

ir|@° few cockroaches and her

It,
it versity,

"But, first. we want them
to have anywhere from 13 to
18 years of “education” so
they have gomethiny to fall
back on. We are tacitly ad-
mitting that if they get mar-
tied, they’re going to be aban-
doned, divorced, or theic rd

Why don't we just let
them « get: married ‘and tall
back on their husbands for fs

™m in reason-
Site condition. Even though
my ‘Font fallen a bit into

my
suppose you think this
is fe a diatribe. Well, you're
right. But there's a reason

ding cake decorated ‘with pale] for it.

My wife and I have nurs-
ed and cursed and

ody
“thell, but I

8 to go to
much "Interested in as she is}

This whole column is it-
spired (or uninspired) by the
harrowing. efiort of getting
Kim organized at ‘university.
She thought she. might!
be able to hack university if
she had a pad of her own; a
grill to burn beans on and
burn toast on, and maybe a
sleeping bag on the flvor, and

cat for company.

This was all right by me.
T've. slept in barns and box}
cars, This was freedom from)
-|home and parents and all the

uni) °
tana about a5;

saldsman,
who has decided to ‘go.back
to university. after two ‘years'
of drop-out; who: ‘has. made
$3,500°. in the last + elght
months,.’ who hae “Maybe

fo pay: my

enough’ money
fees,” who was

in at the old ily well to see
if it was still pumpi Ing.

* Somebt sald, fe is
short: and life ‘is sweet, ”

CASTLE

MOTORS LTD.
PH. . 365-7033
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Thank -Boodness it’s short.

GUNS — GUNS — GUNS

The Hunting ‘Season Is Now. ‘Herel.

awiul things..they
such as cleanliness and godli-
ness and's0 on. ~~
But her mum had differ-
ent ideas. And her mum, as I
have reason. to know, is!
domineering, forceful, over-
powering and illogical woman,
like most other wonien.
So Kim is going to stay
in a nice home, with a very
nice janldale-aged couple.
far she’s concerned, its
getting out of purgatory and
anto hell.
Ive never heard of any-
being kicked out of
agine she'll man-
age it within about three
weeks, If you have a teenage
daughter, you's} know what I
mean. They're absolute slobs
until they’re married, when,
by some strange process, they
go 5 around emptying ash trays
before anyone has used them.
But three weeks of dirty
bare feet and a bedroom that

and needled jaughter
through high sch 1. She hat-
ed it an Grade i, loathed it
in Grade 12, and abhorred it
in Grade 13.

But by a combination of
blackmail, bribery and pite-
ous whining, Ne made her
stagger through the process.

I promised, “‘ff you just
get Pats Grade 18, 8, you can

do whatever you want. Go to:
o-| college. Get a job. Drop dead. | r

looks like
old-clothes ae ot and a atk.
that 1

la
“Out!
However,

was worth it.
lady in the re;

who reads my petri oars
nice lady, keep an eye on my

beloved). We nada a couple of

T guess the trip
We me met: a nice

But you'll never regret it.”

oaring fights subse-
quent Sears, ‘wale Be good

Already 5)

B.C. Tourist Business
Leads Whole of Canada

Official figures just Te-
leased disclose Gritish Col-
umbia led all Canada for Jan-
nary July long-term - non-

hicles the

Family
for all ages) 10 a.m. ‘The bodice and fully

Yorning eMorship 11 am_|forest fires throughout. th "the

nj tong sleeves were

province since the fire se:

opened last May 1, and Phe

estimated cost of. fighting

them has been $3,107,100.
Om}

Evening Service 7 p.m.
Mid-Week Bible Study and
Prayer Wed. 7.30 p.m.

Ol which fell gracefully from

ITECOSTAL
PEN A her shoulders.

TABERNACLE

791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds

Phone 365-5212

year. hazard conditions in pearls secured the bride's

Fire
| various forest districts are as three-tier long-flowing bouf-| 6,
follows: Vancouver, high in

fant veil of ‘silk tulle.
the’ southern ‘Vancouver Is-
else- bouquet
land region, moderate. ‘and| Mauve orchids, ivy. ands step,
Kam-|hanotis.

Sunday School 9.55 a.m. .
Horan Worship Me am.
vangelistic Service 7 p.m.

rca Bible Study and . aes Sister of the bride, ira

Jat the gyancouver

id white checked
linen with Bret

lor hat, white ancessaries
and a mauve orchid corsage:

VAN. AQUARIUM ~

HAS BIG PROBLEI

One of the big problems|
Public
topus, +

Prayer 7.30 p.m.
friday: Young Peoples 7.30 ton, “Ont. was tote hon
Pm. or with Margie
. ol

North ‘Thompson _ regions;
A :: a of Castlegar and.
arlene Bentley of eeaen:
ni

Nelson, low to moderate.

azar-|out of their tanks to take

is
they frequently Ty to cra

idence in-a nearby one,
to try and feed onthe occu-
pants. -

unt
= Aa increase of 15.4 per

| conta gave the province a hef-

ty lead over the rest ‘of Can-
ada. “Yukon Territory and
Quebec followed, wi 129,
and 12.3 per cent. °

A-total of 276,073 loné-
term vehicles entered British
Columbia durin,
seven-month
ure for last year was Bs, 199.
,| Eatries that’ nde

crease bart) erat
the 507,439 iting vehic

ut Hon. W. K. Kiernan’at-
to the

wl
several

ear Ty promotion
and: aigns of the department,

of- of eavel industry, some of|/==

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH They at.

were
Bred) ites floor: eet sleeve-
less gowns of light aqua chif-
fon over

BUIL

Anglican — United

crepe
scooped necklines and, empire
CHURCHES OF cimmed

waists petals
vf matching caaterial
accessories were in light

See Us for the Best Prices sin Townl

DERS

Robson — Castlegar — Kinnaird

IN ST. DAVID‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH

UNITED CHURCH SERVICE 10:00 a.m.

ANGLICAN SERVICES 8:00 & 11:15 a.m.
Robson 945 a.m.

Sunday Schools to be : announced

aqua, Each carried a
ing’ bouquet of white roses
pink carnations and gyp-

Their headpleces were
fashioned from fresh white
and pink ruses

rge fabless it os John

Hughes and Mr.
sharing a ne Tt eae All
are porn Cooksville.

Pink .gladioli and white
shasta mums decorated the

Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 — Rev. G. Hermanson
365-8337 —.Rev. C. Howard 365-7814

' :
3 Joint Fillers - Jambs
K Kitchen Organizer

L Lumber.- Linoleum -

N Nails — Nosings
P Piywoedtall rts), -

all sol
R Sesser Plug

M Mouldings - Mahogany - Mac Tac

Lath - Louvres

¢ Paints = Plaster

them launched Jast autumn

int
‘ited’ writers and photo-
graphers, x

We certainly expe:
an increase in tn 1008," ape |
Kiernan

"SEE THE BROWNING ROOM.

BROWNING: & WEATHERBY... RIFLES ©
IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES
* Rifle Scopes installed and zeroed in
We have the largest Sporting Goods Store in'B.C,
9000 sq. ft. of floor space to serve you.
Pistols.in. Stock <
Smith & Wesson and Ruger

Norm’ s Sport Shop

pen Mondays thrqugh Saturdays
300 weker St. — Nelson — Phone 3622015

( DOUBLE THE mide?

OLY CLAS)

by GOODY SYEAR

FIBERGLASS

Fiberglass be bat hol holds |
saint th

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tire we

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The Hi

Use ‘our

professional

to make
vont a
memorable

occasion

Arrow re

News About

“RECREATION:

By BUCK PACHOLZUK
Recreation Director

Summer - vacations are
over and children are now

overs _welght and are general-
ly in poor physical condi-
tion.

To overcome your weight
and conditioning problems, I

andlurge you take up jogging.
e

Two are Taken
To Hospital Here
Thursay Night
After Accident

single car accident at qe
last

What are the practical

no advantages of jogging?
It's free — Not a thing
about jogging costs you ‘a

rupt" you. The chances are iy

ae for a wealth of good

out. Wot so with jogging.
special facilities —

= Ne gymnatiun, barbells, pool,
| 2

imme other occupant of the
cae was David Belway, also
Sones

Both
ported by Rome Last. Fx Friday
in good condition a

esbital.
PThe accident is still un-
der investigation.

-TRUCKLOAD
SALE OF FISH
FRIDAY, SEPT. 19
12 Noon to 6 PM.

Several ‘Fresh’ (not . frosted)
items” included in Stidition to
our fresh frozen ‘regular line. | +

Sust open your door and
you're in business. Jog any-
‘here, outside ot indoors.

ik,

Ie you're over. 30 and un-

to spend the minimum

time foe better fitness, you'd

beter be_ prepared to Spend
even more time bein;

i
Old and young can do it/o!

aitsripbertt obs from seven to 70,
Te |not al or disabled, can
from jogging '
Moderate exe!
of Jougers are proving this

wee
t's enjo: able’. and it’s
_— People enjoy little
things that bring big rewards.
Thousands ot josgers are
Provin this .e
t’s in tt

ence. oe offers you a v etime| me
of Better “hi health.
Jo; 1
in “all areas
However, cde you ‘wish to ‘be-|
please contact

recreation at

ds|collect.. Members were wel-

PREHISTORIC MONSTER in our space age?
No, just oe, ‘a water monitor. Despite his
Dinny often shows
his: atredtion Meith ‘gentle caress. Here he
is licking ‘the hand that feeds him. ‘That's

Aquarium, A
staff.

Moderate Speed
Pays Off Drivers
With Fuel Saving

Important among remind-
ers that “speed doesn’t pay,”
is one offered by the B.C.

mod-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 18, 1969

we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

— for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

erate speeds pay off in fuel
savings, and a real monetary
gain for drivers. Speeds above
55 miles an hour. appreciably
increase gasoline consump-
tion, For prolonged high
speeds you pay in costly fuel
to cover far less ground.
Motorists also waste a lot
of gasoline by “racing” en-
gines when starting. Racing
an engine burns as inuch gas-
oline as speeding, especially

| when the engine is cold.

the way that Dinny says thank you to aquar-
ist Bob Marshall of the Vancouver Public!

resident for only.a year and

a half Dinny is becoming a favorite of the

The Robson Women’s In-
stitute held its first meeting
f the fall season last week
at the home of 2 of Mrs. J. Stier

ie meet
repeating the Mary Stewart

comed ‘after. the: summer. re-
cess and Mrs. Stier hoped
that all were rested up after
a busy: summ

It was reported that thi
taxes on the WI Park. had

. Mem) wel
d| mind led of the swore aeP to
perk held at Grawfo Md Bay on jars.

aopay ot working a. Apert
, ceramics, Hower ay ar-
and many o'
handictafts.
Mrs.

dery competitions for - WI)

THIS IS YOUR. RESPONSIBILITY

Kinnaird Cubs and Scouts will
fold unl

6 lead

and h Ip

are found.

_, -FINAL “MEETING
Thurs.,, Sept, 25

A

— 7.30 p.m.

opened with all
art | Io)

members.

Mrs, Stier spoke
of the ‘Welsh WI

jin she had
b

e
pin to be worn. by each
presiient of the WI during
her term of office.

The embroidered pillow
cases which had been award-
ed a first prize at the PNE
‘were on display and it was
suggested that at a later date
these pow cases be raffled.

gave the
pees “report. There

itting}some wire fencing . that wilt |

be used ‘to fence the north
rjend of the cemetery. The W1:
Park in tobson was -discuss-
ed ‘and it was suggested. a

placed at ‘the en-
trance of Pane park ‘to make
the public ‘aware ‘of where
the park is and who owns it.
mars. W. Malaie, irs. ecier

Robson WI Discusses Placing
Park Sign Indicating Location

and is not too well. A card
was signed by all the mem-
.|bers and will be mailed.

A travelling bake sale

| was discussed and one will

be held Sept. 25. The home
is to be

To save the most on fuel
purchases, the BCAA recom-
mends starting, driving and
stopping as smoothly as pos-
sible, and maintaining a
steady pace in the traffic
flow. Sudden uneven, up-and-
down pressure on the gas
pedal — fast starts and stops
— wastes large quantities of
gasoline. That kind of driving
practically throws ‘gasoline
away.’ Screeching-brake stops
always waste gasoline, too.

Experienced drivers learn
to reach consecutive intersec-
tions in the green-light inter-
vals, avoiding unnecessary—

and expensive — stops and
sae at red lights,

have manual

in charge. Members were ask-|
ed to do some baking and
leave it either at the home
of Mrs. Waldie or Mrs. Jen-
ner.
Mrs. G. O. ‘Sutherland
won Hae acieraped S booster;

prize and: Mrs, rodman | in|
is zoe ‘the. oil Taingag for the

wRtredtinisnta were serv-|
ed: by Mrs.

before s!
high. Driving in lower gears
consumes fuel much faster.
Another ‘important re-
minder is ite shut off your

ing in shopping centre ‘park-
t, fag ots cove the Auto Club.
Man; vers

to réal:
that” an idling fat of ease
burn a great amount o
line — ‘about a quart i, just

the
Stier and Mrs. Sutherland.
. . Prior to closing | thelr mem-
bers were reminded ‘that the
luncheon on the !day that the

two t

somnething. Members are also
to report at the’ next! meeting

workshop would be pot luck
with each member to take

any ideas they have for some
stort entertainment.

and Mrs.'
named a Committee to ‘Took
into this and report at the
neat meeting un Oct. 8.

Mrs. Johnson urged the
members to attend. the Cast-
jegar and tee Fall: xair
meeting ‘on
cegiol

appeal at for names. of persons
who. might be rh, im

ur"1g09 to -1959, “was -passed
around and many members
purchased a copy.
it-was decided to:have a
booklet made up for the com-
+ activities.

Several members of ‘the
David Thompson Stamp Club
were winners at the recent

for ~ his: complete ProJuven-
tute “of Swiwerland. display
was- John Moor of

‘WI| {wo suver medals were won
also of

by Mrs, C. Munns,
wumnaird, for ner, New Zea-
tand health. stamps and her
New Zealand first day ‘cov-
efs ‘of health stamps.
Members of: the David

Mrs.| Thompson’ Stamp Club hela

the next meeting. ‘It was

Feported that Mrs. G. Miller
Willow. Haven Home

str al

Tier 0 Vasu WU dE LD

ight-

. from- th
barrel

‘which

their mrst meetung of tne new
season Monday ‘or last
when 11 ‘members were pre-
sent®at'the ‘itecreation: otfice
in Castlegar.

Officers for the new
season are Keith Watkin pre-
siaent, Cyrit Laktin vice-pre-
siaeng mats. J. Smales’ secre-
cary, C.. S. McKenzie
ressuree: rand Mrs, C.’Munns
pubucity. -

For < the* “evening’s _pro-

, (John Moor spoke on

philateliac exhibit at. the
Stoilane State Fair which
ne ‘attended.

Axel- Nielsen gave an in-

his recent

be’ this monday at sou p.m.
at the ‘Recreation office.
The annual banquet at
surrounding. stamp
clubs .are welcome
held® Oct. (18 with “Hw.
Herridge as guest

District Stamp Club
‘Winners at. Spokane

speaker. :
‘Host and? hostess for. the
evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Keith ‘Watkin.
. The October meeting will
be held on a Tuesday instead
of the regular Monday due
to it being the T

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Phone 365-7222

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Apprenticeship Openings

Cominco Ltd. has a number of openings at
Trail, B.C. for 44-year Apprenticeships in
the Steel Fabrication trade. Applicants must
have completed General Math 11 and In-
dustrial Science 12, preferably in the mech-
anics specialty of the Industrial Program.

For further information, please apply in
writing to:

W. J. Banigan,

Training Officer, Apprentices,
Cominco Ltd., Trail, B.C.

weekend.
Hostess will be Mrs. Ac
S. McKenzie.

" BELTONE HEARING AID CENTRE
OF KELOWNA, B.C.

‘WILL HOLD THEIR REGULAR

‘FREE SERVICE

To all hearing users, any make or mode!
and cleaned for better performance to help
hear: better.

‘FREE HEARING TEST

CONSULTANT.
Mr. Frank BEAMISH will he in

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