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8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 26, 1968

Golf News From the Local Course

The duffers have becomeday's Players by downing

the masters! Lloyd Is]
In the past two weeks the manne: on Saturday,
favorites have been toppled Ross McCutcheon defeated

by a few
who are determined to win Wilson i “bie Way.

club championship and the
Corby cup. Prizes will be
awarded for all flights and it
should be a fun day for all
members, Past entries will be

the club championship and

the Miros trophy. ing.

On Saturday Tom Clark Tommy on Sunday.
overcame that. long: win-| Bill P last year's
champion, out-putted Bob
Jeffery while Alex Perchu-
doff took Nick Burak on ex-
tra holes, Then Alex proceed-
ed to show Bill some hidden
talents to get into the finals.

Otto Walker Baye Neil
McClenaghan a lesson on
counting while Willie Shersto-
bitoff gave Nick Sherstobit-
off a few pointers on attack-
ing a course. However, Otto
won fairly easily on Sunday
against Willie.
weekend should
prove very exciting with new
faces trying for the champ-
‘onae.

= nm Saturday it is Clark

=? vs Mecutcheon and Alex Per-

ehudoff vs Otto Walker. On

Cc A Ss T L E Sundays we wall have a new
club champion.

MOTORS LTD. The ladies wind-up tour-

PH. 365-7033 nament will also be held on

SHELL PRODUCTS Saturday. Teeoff time will

be 10 am. This is for the

Last was a
rather exciting men’s night

new nine. The scores were

all tried it.

Following this first ad-
venture there will be a mixed
fun social Oct. 5, open to
members only to play on the
new nine. Watch for time

column and at the clubhouse.

Then on Oct. 12th at 10
am. the official opening of
the new nine will be held. A
tournament open to everyone
with many prizes, will follow
the opening.
We request all members
— men, women and juniors
— to turn out in full force
for a fun day on the first

tenays.

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors
for
Fast Efficient Complete Service
in
Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies

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Phone 365-6933

stone will be
held on the full 18. Come on,
everyone, let's see how many
holes we can survive this
year,
The annual banquet and
social will be held on the
same night, so watch for fur-
ther details.
Finally, the annual gen-
eral meeting will be held in
the Legion hall Nov. 28 at 7
p.m. :

as the fellows tried out the|¥

high — but who cares, they |;

notices at a later date in this} |

Glads and White Satin

we stock a-full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES.

for children

doesnt pay
over to take
chances with
crowing

Maddocks Shoe Store

Si. dohn Ambulance Association

Castlegar - Kinnaird Branch

ST. JOHN FIRST-AID CLASSES

TONIGHT
At Woodland Park School 7 p.m.

Seniors and Juniors
Registration at First Class

4 mony Aug. 31 when

Castlegar Girl United
In Manitoba Wedding

St. Paul's United church

A in Sourls, Man. was t!

double-ring cere-

tng tore acre
ghter of Mr. and
E, Bennett was
marriage to Const.
James Madrigga,
and Rapids, Man.

gar.
ane articisted.

music and Mrs. J. Cosser 0:

we stock o full. yelection of

SAVAGE SHOES

tor children

18-hole course in the Koo-

For Turner-Moffatt Vows

Maddocks Shoe Store

Beside You.

Chantilly lace and
over sitin, The fitted lace |
bodice was appliqued with

corsage of white roses.
the son of Mr. an 6
Michael Madrigga of Castle-
etre E. Adams and/a white rose corsage.

L "Nagus of Delor-

Allan Conner of
Deloraine played the wedding | 5a

soloist, sang
instervile, Mat. und T! ist, song to British Columbia, Cons'

The bride, given in mar-
riage by her tather, chose
a full. floor-length, gown. of) th

the bride at the reception
held in Souris community
hall.

The mother of the bride
wore a green and gold bro-
cade Gress and jacket with
gold Becessories and had a

The mother of the groom
wore a beige dress with lace
coat; white accessories and

For travelling the bride
chose a turquoise lace dress,
black accessories and a cor-
sage of red carnations.
Following a wedding trip

and Mrs. Madrigga will reside
at Fort Churchill, Man.
Ouboe iowa ta guests were

Bas]
On Oct. 19 the tomb-|8l@dioli decorated St. David's

kets of vari-colored

Anglican Church in Castle-
ea ith white satin bows
aaroee the pews for the
Jate.summer wedding of Al-
ace Jean Moffat, twin gaugh:

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
A. Moffat of Castleman when/
marriage vows were exchang-|
ed with James Louis ‘Turner, |2
son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Turner of Nelson.
Rev. T. Morgan of Nel-
son officiated at the double:
ring ceremony with Mrs.
A. as organist.

LEGION CORNER

zone of

West
the Royal Canadian Legion
will be held in

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Saturday.

Sunday sessions
Bin at 9.30 am. Ae parade of
gelegates with Branch stan-

gastieeae on Saturday and
at
Delegates from 10 branch-
es in this zone
tendance along with repre-
sentatives of B.C. Command
from Vancouver.
Registration of delegates
will commence at 11 am.

ceremonies at

lards to Cenotaph is set for

12.30.

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Recovering - Remodelling
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will be in at-| train.

Given in marriage by
her father, the bride was
attired in a floor-length gown
of white taffeta with straight] ¢,
skirt and empire waist.
The bodice, with its lily-
point sleeves, was trimmed in
Jace as was the hemline and
her cathedral

She carried a cascading
bouquet of red roses and
baby breath.
The bride's twin sister,
Janet of. Calgary, was maid
with ida Sw

er and the bride’s younger
sisters) Charlene as brides-

All were, identically at-
ale aqua floor-

..| tired Pi
length ‘gowns of peau de el-|.

egance teaturing the empire
t, short sleeves and scoop
neckline accented by her ac-
cessories.
They wore pearl necklac-
es, a att from the bride, tia-
ra crowns in their hair and
soued bouquets of white
carnations.

. Best man was Wilf May-
quis of Victoria, uncle of the

duties.

After the ceremony the
couple was piped out of the
church by Jimmy Watt of

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Pink and white streamers
and wedding bells suspended
from the ceiling

floor-length his

er.
of honor Lin jumn-

Nelson id the bride's blue
garter Les Westmacott,
also of Nason

For her daughter's wed-
ding, Mrs. Moffat chose an
afternoon dress of lime green
crepe with lace bodice and
green hat,

The groom's mother wore

pink figured fortrel dress
with long sleeves, enhanced
with ruffles around the neck-
line and ts,
Both wore white acces-
sories and white eH
For the wedding tri
Spokane and prairie pol te
the bride donned a t

Mr. and Mrs. Ted DeKezyer,
‘Tucson, Arizona, Randy Con-
ne, of Vancouver, Janet Mof-
fat, Calgary, Wilf Marquis
and daughter, Danette, Vic-
toria, Mr. and Mrs. Art Mott
and sons, Larry, Brian ‘and
Darrell of Kitimat, Pat Hart-
en of Kamloops, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bulis: of Calgary and
Mr. and M A. Openshaw,
godparents of of the bride, from

Iso} » OR.

grandparents, Mr. 5
‘W. Marquis, ‘all of Nelson

ivory-colored suit with red ac-
cessories and a red rosebud
corsage which had formed
the he, centre of her bridal bou-
quel

A dance followed the re-
ception with W. T. Watt and
son, Jimmy piping the
Grand March led by the hon-
ged couple.

Mr. and Mrs, Turner have
taken up residence in Nakusp
where the groom is a teach-

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Out-of-town guests were

"School District No. 9 — Castlegar i
Night School Classes

The following courses will be offered:
Sewing
Bookkeeping

Registration date is October 1, 1968 at
7.00 p.m. at the Stanley Humphries Secondary
School.

Fees are $20.00 per course (no refunds)
which are payable in full on Registration Day.

The courses will run 20 weeks.

School District No. 9,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Castlegar, B.C.

seed pearls, 3 sealloped neck,

id joint :
ene "front of the overskirt Cast gar Soe! Is
was open to feature’ tiers of ot

lace. flowing train which Mrs. Margaret Hughes of

Iders was
per the she ¢ lop-| Vancouver, who arrived here

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last Friday to attend the Sat-
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Marguerite Ogilvie of
Snow Lake was maid of hon-
or, Shirley and ‘Barbara Ben-
nett were bridesmaids. They
chose floor-length gowns. 0!
sea foam crystal charm, fa-
shioned on empire lines with
bell sleeves. Their headpicc-

es were crystal tiaras. and

vertising said sale, be not soo}
Persons i

mer pai

at tax sale are advised that tax sales do not extinguish existing
iene and orice exceptions referred to in section 25 (a) of the Land Registry Act and section 137. of the Taxation Act.
at tax sale are to be by cash, certified cheque, or equivalent.

NELSON-SLOCAN ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION DISTRICT

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that, on Wednesday, the 9th day of October, 1968, at the hour of 10.30 o’clock in the fore-
noon, at the Courthouse, Nelson, B.C., I will sell at public auction the lands and improvements thereon in the list here-
inafter set out, of the persons in said list hereinafter set out, for all DELINQUENT AND.
by said persons on the date of tax sale, and for interest, costs, and
sale, if the total amount of taxes due ae. to and including the year 1966, an

taxes due and unpaid
the cost of
and interest thereon, together with: costs ae ae

Crown

.LIST OF PROPERTIES

Name of Person Assessed

H. M. Dignam Corporation
Samo Divestment bade

Haviland, Charles $+, Haviland.

Lois
er Peter Wiliam Evdotaenort
sree, of € of estate Of Willlam-John Evdo-

the Skylark Supper’ Club in
Trail with the backdrop
the bride’s: table decorated
with rosettes to form

names of the bride and
groom.
The pride’s table, cover-
ed with a white linen cloth,
was centered with a three-

and topped with ‘a miniature
bride and groom.

The cake was flanked on
either side with slender aqua

Moran. Michael E-; Biartin, Albert J

Strachan. Robert M. (V.LA.)

Limited (NP.
Aetna Inv sstinene

lerlo, Fred .
Babich, Helen”

Haviland, Chartes’ 3? fraviiang, eis" &.
fexecs. of estate of Austin Herbert

Tom 3
Bks. 279, 285, D.C
Wiklund, Edward Moin Wind, Bava
on Ref. Plan:
125124

Aetna “Investment Corporation Limi!
(reg, owner Sheep Creek Gord Benes

Short Description of Property

‘KOOTENAY ee DISTRICT

Costs and
Expenses

@ | Interest

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L. 889, C. of T.

Plan 4308, CG.

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they carried hand’ bouquets
of Fellow giadioli.
Fiona
Easterville was flower girl
and her dress was identical
to the bridesmaids’. Her head-
piece matched the bride’s
and she scarred a basket of

f| daughter « Jill, will spend a

few weeks visiting her son
and daw, tignter In apr Mr. and
Mrs. Gwilymn Hughes.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
King left Friday for Victoria
for the weekend. They were
accompanied by their daugh-
ter Marjorie, who is returu-
ing to University of Victoria
for her final year after spen-
ding ne summer with’ her

Kirkpatrick of |?

Sirloin, T-Bone,

Porter-

house, Club. Canada Choice,
Canada Good. Mature

Grain-Fed Beef

Sliced Bacon
Empire. Canada Approved. 1 Ib. pkg.

Pork Steck |

Canada Apvd. Grain-Fed Pork.

woe: accompanie:
[Hunt of West
Also visiting ot the Bra-
flay home was Mrs.

Wieners No. 1 Quality.

Steakettess rs. of 10

cock joe innpeg
‘oun:
Mrs: er! Cue re

gS | Poole of Ralston, Alt
Frank Bonacci, jr. visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Brady and accompanied
em to Vancouver. Mr. Bon-

Westcraft Custom Line
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The Westcraft Custom Line features ball
bearing rollers that run on quiet nylon tires.
These rollers are supplied in the heavy
series where sash must’ meet 63 GP2 CG

WIDE PRICE RANGE

thi
‘Gordon Coates of Good-|acci is from CNIB in Vancou-
lands Proposed the. toast tol ver.

Fresh Peanuts

Roasted in the Shell ....

99
Jubilee —

ae 3-~$1

Walnuts atcha. 1. pka-

Flour Dutch Oyen 201. t23 $I 239

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Full Line of HOOVER Appliances
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Hoover Canister Vacuum Cleaner

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DOG FOOD, Zips sss

FLOUR, Dutch Oven
BREAD, Dutch Oven, Starting Sat. 5 for $1

20 Ib, bag $1.49.

. 4tins 49c
3 for $1 -

$49.95

Fishing Supplies
ere Fall

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“United Purity Store

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KOOTENAY BUILDING SUPPLIES
; “We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs”

& Gas Sales Lid.

‘Coconut
_Natural, Fine, Medium

2 six. A9¢

Tomato Juice

Aylmer. 48 oz. tins ..

3-$1

Aylmer SOUpS, 0... verssii. 10° $i

Evaporated Milk, ......

Tall

Crisco Shortening

Cake ‘Mixes

Duncan Hines. 19 0z. pkgs. .

Toothpaste

Crest. Family Size

instant Coffee

Maxwell House. 10 oz. iar

Fresh Bread

Sliced, Poly Wrapped

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fapers in silver holders.
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cake yan mad le
Ulte estate to Aal Substot 17, D. Plan X 1s18sor
the bride's aunt, Mrs. -| Delonge worn! sates Stata T. 1299, Plan X 56,,C of T
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lis of Calg: (ite estate to Aaltie'D. Stavaat) eos | Sub-lot 1, D.L. 1241, Plan X 58, C. of T. 131889r
Parents of the bride and D.L. 1242, Plan 640
groom assisted in the receiv-

Lots 2, 3, 4; Bk. 5, C. of T. 946591
ae line _ with the pris urges, Lot 8 Bk, 26. C. of T. 56054 .

sister,
Sharge of the guest book. | DeJong, Sonn. Substgt 42 (except Plan 1686)
bert Maddocks of Cast-| actna Invest

read telecrams irom Paris, Sheey Chek os | DL. 3652 (except pt, outlined in red
France from Vancouver, - Teg. owner eep Gold Mines except pt. out in on.
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Ph, 365-5155 Medallion Homes Proposed the toast to the] Pete nied
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