Job Opportunities Limited for Single Girls! a

those they hire are married

‘As I read the Papers and.’ “women,

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+ hear. is,

{3/Sure I believe that women

top
every: store in town and ail’'T
jorry,’ we don't need,

LOOKING FOR A SPE

“| + Drive out and see for. yourself

- the unique and unusual wood.
sculpture we do here.

Many one of a kind items
‘you will find nowhere else
Also Indian Mukluks,
Mocassins, Rustic Furniture

Open 7.days a week 9 8.1
p.m.

~ carried a bouquet of yellow and: '

high paying jobs, 80 they don't

“really need: the money except

‘maybe‘to buy. a second car; or,

‘péople:‘I‘am*sure if'they
they. cla find ; things to do.

There are: many: organizations |
they. could, join to: ge sout

among’ peopl
But ‘sti ‘they: hold ‘all the
jobs,’ 50 consequently I and

“many girls like myself are left

unemployed, How‘are we: sup- |
posed to support,ourselves?,
Turn to.the government

In late August, oon:
Margaret Jolliffe’ and Edmund
John Erzinger were united! in
marriage in the Gospel Chapel
in Rossland. The bride is the
daughter’of Mr.)'and “Mra,
William R. Jolliffe’ of Trail and
the groom is the son of Mr, and
Mrs, Henry A. Erzinger. of
Kinnaird.

Mr. W. M.. Dawes: offici-
ated at. the afternoon’ cere-
mony. Organist, Miss. Beverly
Baryluk, a friend of the. bride,
played “Praise, My Soul, The
King Of Heaven’ (based on
Psalm 103) as the processional,
two congregalional: hymns. en-
titled, “O God Of Matchless.
Grace”. and "Saviour, ‘Like? A &
Shepherd Lead Us" during the
ceremony and her own medley.
arrangement of “The Lord ‘Is
My Shepherd” (Psalm 23) dur.

. ing the signing of: the’ register,
In honor of the bride's; father,
: Henry Purcell’s ‘Trumpet Tune. *
In D" was played: a
_ recessional.

Two standards ‘ot yellow
and white daisies backed by
“fern and peach gladioll, as well
as other, bouquets of’ garden
* flowers decorated the chapel,’

_» Escorted down the aisle by.
her, father, the bride iwag
attired in a full-length gown ‘of :

e daisy patterned nylon’,

< vver taffeta which featured |.
-dainty scalloped:lace edging on?
the neckline, lily-point'sleevi
~* fitted V-waiatline and hem edge
of the skirt’s full deep flounce.)
+ The gown’ was “designed and
made: by<the’ mother, ofthe
bride: The scalloped, illusion:
bridal: veil’ was fastened * ‘bya:
_central ‘cluster. of white: petals
th’ trailing stephanotis’fram-
ig the bride's face. ‘The ‘bride

while daisy'mums accented by”
pale blue! baby's _breath.:,
Maid-of-honor,: Miss Joan,
Rossland ‘and’,
ie bride, ‘were attired alike
full,

blue dotted swiss over taffeta,
ina design similar to the bride's”

r,
and.the groom's

of Vancotiver,: both’ friends of 5)

-length ‘gowns of sheer sky *

EB

Victoria,’ gaye ‘thanks! for; the
refreshments, Master: of ‘cere-
monies, Mr, Bteve Erzinger,
read telegrams from) Victoria,
MuacKenaie,'B.C..and) Calgary,
Alla. “Christlan |, Marriage: 'T
the Lord, Of the Lord and) For.
the Lord", was the theme

message presented to the wed
ding guests by Mr.'0, T. Horton ‘

Mrs, EB." Resland) provided “an.;

antique’ carved side, table and: °

the three-tic
jadg’ by:

lace tablecloth fc
wedding, cal

bride's mothe:
dainty yellow, icing . daisies
decorated tha cake, which was ,
nestled.in'a.cinelet of. fresh
yellow and white daisies, ‘baby's
breath and fern on yellow tulle.

Fresh yellow and, white daisies: .
aR which Christ prayed for among-

and white baby's breat!

hej yellow’ tulle topped the cake,

‘The bride's mother, attired —
in a pink |street-length ‘linen
Fortrel dress: with long, semi-
sheer pink) organza” cuffed
sleeves, wore a matching large
brimmed) pinks hat ‘and | pastel
pink cafnation ‘corsage. The
groom's mother wore.a blue’
flecked, polyester, crepe dress

and jacket, navy, hat and pink ;

Ne CHURCH BELL |

News; ‘ond, Views

*/ Robson Evening Group’; ie
‘Plan to attend the Robson:

“1 Evening Group's fall'tea ‘and

“bake sale this Saturday from 2
to 4.\p.m.. in ‘the: Robson
Community, Hall.

* Reception

tomorrow night at .7,80: in’ St,

David's undereroft to: welcome

& the Rev. Bob Grittiths to’ our.

parish, ¥)

We Need A’ Clear: Vision
T’come'to,Castlegar,as the .

new. ‘Anglican; Minister, Lcome

‘to.what is, for, me,: an entirely.

/hew situation, an ecumenical

‘one “where: two! groups. of:
Christians. each/ with, differing
‘traditions .have decided to
begin, to live/and ; work: to-
gether. I: accepted) this: work
because. 1 believe that. this is
one, way. in:which the unity,

‘at his'‘disciples can begin to be
realized... This is /one).step
forward in the ongoing process
“of-growth which has its source
in God's, spirit.» a

\-! For ‘any. group ,within any
religion'to exist, it must have a
vision: This basic vision'is the
source and sole reason ‘for the
continued. existence: of :that
religion. If the, vision becomes
lost or, subverted

eir'wed
through ‘the Rockies tot Calgary

the ‘bride changed’ into) a+

fulllength, blue and. pink: flow.’
red’ peasant ‘dress,’ featuring
houlder. ruffles and an unpres-

med hat,‘ a: corsage of . white
carnations | with °blie: ribbons,
white shawl, ‘shoes and’ hand:
{: bag. Mr::W.M: Dawes offered a,
arting prayer forthe: couple's
safety,and future life‘togeth Te
Out-of- town: guests attend-

towards any. other, Teasons for:

{ existence, the religion ‘dies,

-:For Christians, their parti.
» cular vision is that of God as He
makes Himself; known in’ the
Person ‘of, Jesus, who ‘is the
Christ. ‘The Spirit of God seen
luminously in‘ Jesus is’ still:
manifesting itself in'the ‘world

today. This spirit.is the heart of ;

(the universe, the: heart .of all
‘things living and non- living. We
“must'-once’ more catch the

vision, as Jesus catches the

wision,‘and clear: away the
rubble of false purposes.
Weite Mr. ‘Trudeau—Bob Grif-
* fiths © Peay ,
‘Auletter released from the
office ‘of - the Rev.’, Se We

in ,
Don't forget the “Feeeption

Ma tstaid of; Vancouver, urges

* church members to wrile to Mr..
‘Trudeau:and!to thelr’ local
j. Member of Parliamént about
Canada’s rote | in the world food
crisis,?

“The letter si two. very
significant points.

‘Canada’s role in: the: cur:.: '

‘rent crisis can be either politi.
“eal and commercial, by. using
our’ grain-producing’ capacities’

to our’ personal advantage; ‘or

“else we'can’ approach the

< problem! in''a ‘humanitarian ;.;

manner, offering: our, grain, to
an internationally controlled

‘food’ bankand at” ‘stabilized: '

prices,
Our government needs let-
ters'from Canadians to'encour-
“age those in the: government
who would like our policy: to be
generous - rather than: self-
protective. .,

‘The ‘second; point ‘made in *

the letter ‘was that. politicians: :

receive. relatively few personal’.
letters to show how citizens feel '

on such crucial matters. There-
‘fore,’a sincere’ and: positive
letter is much more effective in
influencing ‘government policy
han‘ ‘a'vote’ at election time.

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC: CHURCH
Rey, W. Harrison /
Ph, 365-7143
) Saturday, Night Mass i Pm.

‘gunn and; ‘i
LVARY «
“partis CHURCH
Office (365-8490 '
Home 365-6667.
Next to the Cloverleaf Mote)
“+ Castleaird | Plaza
roan
Brains ening Wort Service,

~ ST) PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH af
405 Maple St., Castlegar
Worship Service 9. a.m. .”
Sunday; School.10;15 «
365-3662 and | 365-3664)
Kev... Richard Klein
“The’ Church ‘of’ the:
ehuheren ‘Hour’?

Rev. ard: Klein: : Pastor
089002 or. 965-3664

Mr. 's letter is
only one more thatance of the
church’s* attempts, to: make
Christians ‘aware of our, re-
‘sponsibility: to love the neigh-

bour® who’ lives “in poorer |,

countries,
‘0A campaign to urge Chris-
tians to ‘change. from’ affluent

habits of eating: was recently

begun by another chureh

group.

:More information on these
matters is available from the
church office at 365-8337.

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There were. 8,663 new
active cases of tuberculosis in
Canada’ last. year and 667
Feactivated cases reports the.
B.C. Tubercul

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‘Friday: “Young peonies. 7.30

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* Calgary, . Vancouve:

Mr; Jack Parker, ‘cousin :

Jolliffe, . brother. of the 5
~All were attired | like the groom,
els and ie

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Nahe for a garden: buffet supper in

“the beautiful lawn and° garden
“setting at the ome. of Mr./and

m not trying to‘ offend .
“by: this “letter, but)
,please,..open your: e:
think of all us unemployed girls.

while: the’:he:
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The Dental of Consumer Services Peanal ‘
office, located i in‘ Kamloops, ‘is now “open to serve South:

east British Columbia.
It's staffed by people specially trained to receive
and ‘act on consumer. complaints: They can also give you
radvice that will’ help you: settle ilepuies on-your own

request.

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\ Anglican & United Churches.

8,00.a.m. — Holy Cominunton
(9.40. a.m,:—. Sunday
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School

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*<CHURCH OF GOD”
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Sunday School for’ all’ ages

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‘CHURCH
7h Avenue South
. Castlegar ’.
Evening: services are
being “held: the- first...
and ‘third’ Sundays’ of. ‘

“every month’ at |7p.m.
ev. C. Smyth, Trail

Miss Patterson: accepted 'a
position with’ the Workers’
Compensation Board at Edmo
toi

; Miss Patterson was born in
Malaya where her father: was a
tin‘mining inspector, and: in

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See, ‘Phone, ‘Write
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Ph. 365-7605

CASTLE-CRAFT

moving. to-B.C.

d'a
posting. with C.A.R.S.: in: the...

interior.
“It represents the type o of
id.

ng therapist Be
crispness. She‘is es-

_ poste they offer. Gliding’

is another interest when oppor-
tunities, present themselves. .*

¢ Wo late ‘now located
‘at :

Castlegar,
Cabinets '- Vanities.
Showcases’: *
“Custom Cabinets,
} A Specialty,
i Phone 365-3616.

‘and : Residential .i° Vai E
ical Wiring :

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A‘ copy of the minutes.
“each “council meeting will be
Bent to Kootenay: ‘West MP: Bob
Brisco, ‘having received such'a
renues! from him: %

The: ‘eiécan Sports <

sent at the meeting from 8 to oe
..to discuss the installation
the new’ village water line in

west 'Slocan’as it relates to the.)
<property owned by. Mrs. A,

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Crofts for Everyone

Handbullding of Pottery.

By Connie McKay .

Last week clay, its prepar-
ation, tools’ andthe: pinch’ pot
were covered as’ an_ introduc-
tion to this interesting craft.

If you: enjoyed’ making
your first, pinch pot, here are
two more| methods of hand-
building ‘to try.

‘The Coil Method
‘First squeeze'a lump of
wedged clay into'a'smooth,
thick rope approximately six to
aight inches long. Place: your:
hands on the coil and gently roll
it. until it is half an inch ‘in
diameter. Make as many, coils
as you will need for: your
project and cover: them with a
damp cloth until'you use them.

‘The Slab Method !

To ensure ‘an’ even .thick-~
ness, ‘place two flat sticks ‘on’;

either side of your. wedged ‘clay.
Using a rolling’ pin make your

clay slabs. This method is, much \=
: thes same as, making. a pie shell,

Projects beet
‘To make.a coil a eutoar

base’ from! one’ ‘of ‘your, ‘slabs.

Take the first coil and fasten it. >

to the base. Lay the next coil so

that itrests ‘on the outer edge i

of ‘the'coil: below.

A few ideas for making use ‘

of the slab method are buttons,
a name plate for a childs’ door,

“letters'and'numbers for the -
‘front, of your! hduse, decorator

wall hangings, toys in’ animal >
“shapes, ‘necklaces and Christ-<

mas decorations.
‘ Make ‘a -pattern out of

ciouee you'are cutting more >
».than;one shape or. cyt! your.”

design ‘free hand. After the.

shapes have’ pardoned, decorate

them. i
f Kilns” 5 fe
Kilns are ‘an’expensive

‘outlay for anyone seriously into:

pottery.’ Because of this many.

ties. *

If the;clay: you teasing i
requires firing, make friends

with’a® potter. who won't mind
you using the: kiln. once’ in

awhile. Or.go together with.
“some of -your. friends ‘who ‘are >:

also interested’ in part t time é
:' potting. ee

‘However, they: also leave ‘you~

potters‘ share’ _ workshop facili: :

glue, mentioned last wee

: make’ it” waterproof.» Aj ply.

color with ‘acrylic paint and
good brush, A coat of shellac or

varnish will protect jt ‘further =)

and ‘provide a gloss,"
Pottery is one of the most

: creative crafts you-can become),

involved in,

_ Sam Moligian, a: talented:

young patter, whose work is‘on'
display at the World C!
show: in’ Toronto’ made ‘th
comments on his craft,;“‘I

-vibrant,' things are happeni

there's a feeling‘ ‘of movement,

texture'which make i

exelting.”

Outdoors Unlitfered Makes Film
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H The Outdoors. Unlittered
+) film Ubrary has ‘several’ films
available to schools,
A recent addition to the
» library is “In The Bag”, eight
minutes of film in color. This
clever Walt Disney cartoon
features Humphrey the bear.
and his:problems in trying to
clean up a littered park. It is
suitable for Grades. one. to
eight,
Other films available. are
‘The Litterbug", also eight
minutes and in'color, and “The
~ Lillermonster", 17 minutes and
in color. In. “The Litterbug", .
Donald’ Duck gives’a ‘graphic

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fighting for-an environment
free of litterbugs. Excellent for
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« Theae films may be! re-

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