CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 28, 1969

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APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block East of the

Castieaird Shopping Plaza

10 & 11 a.m. morning worship

7 p.m. Evangelistic Service

Wed., 7.00 Prayer Blble Study
Phone 365-7582

Rev. Helmut Buttenberg

Pastor
‘ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, E. A. Brophy
Ph, 365-7143

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

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
No Service during August

Sept. 7 service at 11.30 a.m.|io;

with Sunday School

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

ease OF cop

laird
Rev. ia Tohusve ‘Ph. S05 8762

junday
Family® Bible, Hour { (classes
for all ages) 10 a.m.
Morning Worship a am.
Evening Service 7 p.
Mid-Week Bible study and
Prayer Wed. 7.30_p.

In an early August after-);
noon wedding ceremony at
the St. David’s Anglican
Church, Barbara Mac Popoff,
daughter of Mr. and
Paul Popoff of Slocan Park,
and Walter Lyle McKendry,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne |i
McKendry of Robson, ex-
changed their marriage vows.

Rev. George Hermanson
gondueted the nuptial cete-

"The lovely bride entered
the church on the arm of her
father.
A’ floor: length gown of|
white rayon faille taffeta was |
chosen by the sods for her
wedding. was e
pire style with tall fength |
sleeves. The bodice and the
were of acetate and ny-
lined with nylon

le.

Her three-tier nylon veil
was held by an arrangement
of sequins. She carried a cas-
cading bouquet of white gla-
diol in which each were cen-
tered with a red sweetheart,
rose. For jewellery accent she;
wore pearl earrings, a gift
from the groom:

e bride was aivended,

wich. Both were identically
attired in gowns of green}

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
1 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds
Phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesday: Bible Study and

; Prayer 7.30 p.m.
friday: Young Peoples 7.30
p.m

ed the groom with
ward Berukoff ushering.
A reception followed the the oct to the bride and
ceremony in the Robson hall yr, Berukott to the brides:
with Mr. James Chernenkoff| mai
of Salmo, uncle of the hride,

organza which were]
made ty the: bride.

The attendants wore tiar-
as and carried bouquets of;
white gladioli centered with
green carnations to match
their gowns.

Mr. Tim Kottinatt attend:

Ea. geting as master of ceremon-

McKendry-Popoff Wedding

5| residents to

of Merritt, who was unable
to attend, sent a congratula-
ory

The bride’s sister Joan

The bride’ t-aunt,

ibmissions for the pro-

val of Sports are coming in
from all parts of the province
says the Hon. Kenneth Kier-
nan, minister of travel indus-

ry.

“The idea is receiving
greater acceptance than we
ever dreamed off,” the min-
ister said, following a_recent
meeting of the festival stecr-
ing committee:

have made. more than 60 con-
tacts at the municipal gov-
ernment level in every part
of the province.

“These municipal lead-
ers see the Festival not only
as an opportunity for their
take part in am-
ateur athletic and cultural
events but also in a way of
attracting _ visito! to their|b:
munici alities ata a time when
travel is normally at a mini-
mum . Kiernan said.
Robert Hindmarch,
president of the B.C. Sports

‘ederation, which is co-spon-
goring the festival with the

BG. government department
of travel industry, said his)
office has been deluged with
community submissions.

“We have had proposals
on a wide variety of topics
and they have come in from
cities large and amas across
the province,”

The festival ‘will ns held
for the first time next year
between May 16 and June 1.

This covers the period
between Canada’s Victoria
Day wal bay and the US.

Mrs. Rotherig *pobott, read
a betrotlaal poem.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays He 9.30 a.
Kinnaird United Church

Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird P!

Family Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
‘amily Worship 11_a.m.
a yor nip Service

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican — United
CHURCHES OF ~
Robson — Castlegar — Kinnaird
JOINT SUMMER SERVICES
St. David's 9.30 a.m:
Robson 9.45 a.m.
No Sunday Schools for Summer

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

tered the bride's table.

For her daughter’s wed-
ding Mrs. Popoit wore an
aqua dress with a matching
lace jacket and white acces-
sories, The groom's
wore a lilac dress with an
over-coat of white lace. A lilac}
hat and white gloves complet-
ed her outfit.

During the reception the
bride presented her ‘bouquet
to her grandmother, irs.
Chernenkoff of Saimo.

Miss Caroline Zaitsoff,
niece of the bride was in
charge of the guest book.

A three-piece brown suit
with biege accessories and a
corsage of pi
as chosen by the

d Professional Directory

Lawn Mowers
Power Saws
Outboards
Motorcycles

WALDIE'S
SERVICE CENTRE
All Work’Guaranteed
Phone 365-6767

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM

Craftsmanship Guaranteed
Call for Free

PHIL’S TELEVISION
SERVICE & REPAIR
Phil Popoff
365.8143

PARDMAN FURNITURE
Mi 2 Sales
and Service
GUARANTEED REPAIRS

MARVIN L. LeROY PHOTOCOPYING
BS. O.D.

Box 130 — Castlegar, B.C.
OPTOMETRIST CASTLEGAR NEWS

Reasonable Rates

KOOTENAY WELDING
& CASTING REPAIRS

-11
Ph. 365-7355

No Obligation
Ph. 31

PARSLOW’S
Enterprises Ltd.
Gunsmiths
Locksmiths
Sporting Goods
Ph. 368-5025
1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075
Free Estimates

Ph. 365-5979
We pick-up and
Deliver

General Welding
. _. Cylinder Blocks
Cylinder Heads, Ete.
121 Columbia Ave.
Ph. 365-5531

DUTCH CLEANING
SERVICE

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CASTLEGAR

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f coumrereemnereTyrct Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service

Ambulance — Flowers
Granite, Marble and

Bronze Plaques

REPAIRS
To All Major Appliances

REFRIGERATION
SERVICE

Industria!, Commercial
Ph. 365-6939

and Residential
Electrical Wiring
BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists
Medallion Homes
Ph, 365-7241

Save lots of money. Make
rugs autifully bright
with Rug Mate Stain Re.
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KOOTENAY BUILDERS

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The Motor & Mower Shop
Sharpening and Repair
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PH. 365-3411
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Castlegar

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Ph, 352-5152

TBST LECAR NEWS

gar, BC. Letters

to:
tae ‘Basin, Caner Newm, Drawer 400, Caste:
lor publication murt be aceom-

we
pride for her going away out-

The newlyweds are mak-
ing their home in Castlegar
where the bride is

roses and | 4

Iiingoniech said vir-
tua” “all registered | sports
in the province, plus several
more, never before organized

.;at a provincial level, are in-

cluded in submissions for the
festival.

“The festival has already
been of immense value in
uniting rts groups acrovs | tht
the provinee and bringing out
a new. awareness, .of com-
munity sports activities on
the part of local communhy
leaders,” he ae

ctically every amateur
snort in British Columbia has
made a proposal, or plans to
make roposal, for an event

that it, Yould like to stage.
The major sporting or-
ganizations such as bowling,
aseball, basketball, hockey,

tone and field, swimming,

Su
posed British Columbia Festi-|saili

e
Kiernan added that
S| festival field representatives

B.C. Festival of Sports
Is Being Well Accepted

soccer, badminton, tennis and
ing, would include local,
provincial, national and inter-
national events,

The sporting champion-
ships must be Sanctioned by
the sports governing bodics
concerned and will be co-or-
ainated by B.C. Sports Fed
eration field directors, Dr.
Hindmarch said.

of the more inter-

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post Capital; of the World”
vhost! trea-

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y THEY WENT THAT AWAY

On Matters of Land, Colors and the Big Dance

holidi are
nearly over and most of our
members are back to work.
For those who are anxiously
Qawaiting word about such im-
fportant matters as our land
Jaciuisition from the govern-
ment, the color or cofors of

four association cowboy shirts,
the time, place and date of
our second annual dance —
I is column.

Summer Firstly, regarding our ne-
gotiations with the govern-
ment about land; if there has
b2en any correspondence, I
have not been told about it.|%
The last word we got from
our negotiator was that when
the government is able to an-
nounce a decision one way or

Big deal!
about

Secondly

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SIMPSONS. SEARS

Phone 865-7707

sure hunt; ‘Quesnel would like
to stage a. marble champion:
ship, as one of a number of
events; Richmond has propos-
ed a frog-jumping champion-
ship; there is a pro from
Creston for a boccle ball tour.
nament and number of
muntelpalities have indivated
that they would like to stage
logger sports.

A number of stam;
plans haves xbsen issu
caine high — sch
cham) onsiips at 100 tile

House, Vanderhoof has
plied for a fly-in rodeo and
nurses’ dance to be held on
a ‘single date, date,

Slocan Scouts Scouts
Registered First
Troop April (915

Scouting in B.C. has
pecn in going @ Jo long time. It is
the annual re-

port of the B.C. Council for
Scouting that fepstration of

s in the Koot-
ene eee § palfour and
Proctor in June and Trail in

yede
fo

NOTICE TO MUNICIPAL ELECTORS
OF CASTLEGAR AND KINNAIRD

Section 31 of the Municipal Act provides as fol-
lows:- “A person is qualified to have his name entered
on the list of electors
(a) as an owner-elector if

i) he is a Canadian citizen or other British subject

of the full age of twenty-one years.

(a) who is the owner of real property in the
municipality; or

(b) who occupies with his household as his or-
dinary residence a suite that is owned by a
corporation in which he holds capital stock
equivalent in value to the capital value of
the suite and that is in an owner-occupied
apartment building as defined in the Provin-
cial Home-Owner Grant Act; or
who is the spouse of a veteran, as defined in
the Veterans’ Land Act of Canada, who is an
owner-elector and holds an agreement to pur-
chase land under that Act, if a statutory de-
claration made by veteran and his spouse set-
ting forth that the makers thereof are law-
fully married to each other and that one of
them ‘is a veteran holding an agreement to
purchase land under the Veterans’ Land Act
of Canada is filed with the Clerk by.the Dir-
ector, the Veterans’ Land Act; or

i) it is a corporation that is the owner of real pro-

1911; ‘Cranbrook in June oi
1912; Midway in June of the
following year and Slocan in
April of 1915.

Ty Cobb led the ames
can League bai
times, according to V orla
Book Encyclopedia. _

Hunting Season Will Soon be Here

by a local . bank and the
groom by a mine in Salmo.

Well Known
South Slocan
Resident Dies

longtime resident, of

soutty Slocan — known
as ‘Granny’
Ann MeFadden, die
tenay Lake General Hospital,
ati Nelson Aug. 20.'She was

Mrs, McFadden was born
in Cookstown, County Tyrone,
ireland, March 25, 1875. Her
iweb, the late Saiauel Mc
Fadden, died in Scotland ‘and|
she came to South Slocsn in
1927, She was postmistress
at Bonnington for 20 years.
Matthews Anglican Church
and St. Matthew’s Women's
ohe was a member of St.
Auxiliary at South Slocan.

She is survived by thr2e
sons: vohn Hawkins and lub-
ert McFadden, both of South}
Slocan and James MeFaduen
of Toledo, Ohio; two daught
avs: MM . Dunsmore” of
South Slocan and Mrs.

FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
LIABILITY
BONDS

see
Hugh Nicol

at :
ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-7944

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.

Norm’s Sport Shop

300 Baker ‘St. — Nelson — Phone 352-2015

perty in. the gnunteipallty:
(b) as a

@) he isa oa es or other British subject
of the full age of twenty-one years;

Gi) he resides within the municipality;  -

ii) he has resided continuously within‘ the munici-
pality for not less than six months immediately
prior to the submission of the declaration pro-
vided for in section 34; and

(iv) his name is not entered on the list as an owner-
elector; and ~

(©) asa tenant-elector if
(i) -he is a Canadian citizen or other British subject
of the full age of twenty-one years or it is a cor-

‘poration;

(ii) he or it is a tenant in occupation of real property
within the municipality;

(iii) he or it has been a tenant in occupation of real
property within ‘the municipality continuously
for not less than six months immediately prior to

- the ission. of the P for in
section 34; and

iv) his or its Bame | is not entered on the list as an

.If your name appears on last year’s list of tenant
or resident elector, you will have received a form in the
mail, Please complete and return to the Town Office. If

- you are.eligible but were ‘not included in last year’s list

of Resident or Tenant Electors, you may have your
name placed on the current: list by making the sworn
declaration ‘as provided by Section 47 ofthe Municipal
Act. This affidavit is to be taken by the Clerk.:«

Allen Selbie, Clerk , Ronald R. .O’Genski, Clerk
TOWN OF KINNAIRD TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

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the other, he will let us know. 1

shirts, If you remember, the
ladies were elected to choose
a shirt of any color or colors}
chey might agree on. It is

two months later and
sul no shirt. But don't de-
spalr, they are hot on’ the
crail of a snappy Japanese} mi
plaid.

Thirdly, our big dance.
expect we will have an ex-
ecutive meeting svon, If we
do, I might have something
on this next week. So inuch

most over. On September 17,
we will have our first gen-
eral “meeting int the 19/0
season. This will be a meet-
ing for the Pet of offic:
ers, I think 1970 will bea
big year for our club. We
hold our first gymkhana
an ay a ng tires
e jope_to_ brin:

hew member bers with me to that
meeting, how. about looiing
around for some new: mem-
bers between now and then.

‘or our

If you or your children
are in any of our popular
supermarkets Friday evening,
4 hope you will see some ct

ens 5 rining junds, home ‘of
the Trail Horsemen's Society's
ainth annual horse show and
gymkhana, ‘This will be held
Sunday from 8 a.m. until 4
p.m, and on Monday from 9
am. until 4 p.m. Each day,
cost to enter the grounds will
be: Adults $1, school age
kids under 16 years of age,
50 cents and pre-schoolers,
free.

This show. will have all
the competitions that are as-
sociated with gymkhanas plus
fun things like saddle-up
races,’ one-eighth mile races,
ete. I believe they are going
to run kids events in
morning and adult cients: in
the afternoon. The conces-
sion booth will be open and
will feature a meal of. beef,
corn on the cob, pie a- la
mode, and coffee for a buck.

KOOTENAY BUILDING SUPPLIES
“We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs“
636 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

horsemen. try to
for one or both

Our term in Obiice is al-f

r| For 50. Years Dies:

he the: "Castlegar Funeral Home

Hreton. Kabatoff
-Thrums Resident

A resident of ‘Thrums for
almost 50 years, Hreton Kab-
atoff, 87, died Aug. 20 after
a lengthy illness.

Born in Russia in 1881
he came to the Kenora-Sask.
area in 1907, moving to
Thrums in 1922.

Mr. Kabatoif is survived
by three sons, Bill, Nick and
John, all of ‘*Thrums; +15
grandchildren; 39 ~—sogreat-
grandchildren and two great
ot a putea pap

as predeceaeed by
his wite Polly in 194

Funeral services began

Aug. 21 from the chapel of

with burial last Friday at the
Brilliant Cemetery.

stlegar ‘Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.

School District No. 9 (Castlegar)

ATTENTI

PARENTS & PUPILS
The following regulations concerning ‘School Opening will apply, ef-

fective Sepjember, 2, 1969.

1. FOR SCHOOL OPENING, bus. routes will operate as they were in

June 1969.

2. ALL GRADE 1 to 4 PUPILS on ‘SHOREACRES FLATS and

GLADE will attend SHOREACRES SCHOOL.

3. GRADES 1 to 7 PUPILS residing between HIGH ARROW and BRIL-
LIANT DAMS will attend ROBSON. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Bus).

4. TARRYS, SHOREACRES, PASS CREEK - and ROBSON ELEMEN-
TARY PUPILS will assemble at 8:30 A.M: and dismiss at 2:30 P.M.

5. GRADES 1 to’‘6 PUPILS - SHERBIKO, CEDAR CREST and WOOD-

PARK areas,

A. Pupils SOUTH OF CHRISTINA.PLACE (VALHALLA STREET)
"will attend WOODLAND PARK SCHOOL (No Bus).
B. Pupils NORTH OF CHRISTINA PLACE (VALHALLA
wil attend TWIN RIVERS SCHOOL (No Bus).

6. GRADE 1 and: 2 PUPILS residing in KINBERRY HEIGHTS - will

attend VALLEY VISTA SCHOOL (Bus).

GRADE 1 PUPILS transported to VALLEY VISTA in 1968-69 will

continue to attend that School in 1969-70.

7. GRADE 6 PUPILS from GIBSON CREEK and PASS CREEK wal be

‘transported to TWIN RIVERS SCHOOL:
8. GRADE 7 PUPILS.

A. Pupils from TARRYS, OOTISCHENIA, GIBSON CREEK. and
PASS CREEK will attend TWIN RIVERS SCHOOL (Bus).

B. WOODLAND PARK and KINNAIRD pupils, south of the CPR. ,

Tracks, will attend KINNAIRD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (No

Bus).

C. Pupils of CEDAR CREST “ana SHERBIKO areas, north of the

. .C.P.R. Tracks, will attend TWIN RIVERS.
D. BLUEBERRY CREEK
MENTARY SCHOOL @us).

9. GRAVE 8‘PUPILS.

A. ALL: GRADE 8 PUPILS will attend the KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL.

B..CASTLEGAR PUPILS, north of CHRISTINA PLACE (VAL- -
HALLA

STREET), assemble at 8:00 A.M.
EA at STANLEY HUMP

PLACE (V.
ING LOT. at 8:20 a.m; (Bus).

D. PUPILS. residing between KINBERRY HEIGHTS and BLUE-.
BERRY CREEK assemble at-REGULAR BUS STOPS‘ (Bus). 5

E. KINNAIRD PUPILS. residing between the CUT-RATE SHOP-..
PING CENTRE and KINBERRY HEIGHTS are required to walk,

10. GRADE 9 PUPILS. -

A: ALL. ACADEMIC GRADE 9 PUPILS reat between the CUT-
RATE SHOPPING CENTRE’ AND KINBERRY. HEIGHTS are
required to walk’to KINNAIRD JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL.

B. ALL ACADEMIC GRADE 9 PUPILS residing between the C.P.R.
tracks and CUT-RATE SHOPPING CENTRE including WOOD-
“LAND PARK will atend KINNAIRD JUNIOR SECONDARY

SCHOOL. (Bus). ©

Board of School ‘Trustees,

PUPILS will attend KINNAIRD ELE-

G HRIES SECONDARY SCHOOL (Bus).
C. WOODLAND PARK pupils residing SOUTH OF CHRISTINA
TALHALLA STREET) assemble at CASTLEAIRD PARK-

ON

‘ STREET)

SCHOOL (No Bus).

on the PARKING AR-

Squadron “581. at .Can: |
Forces Base’ aman, near Ed-
monton, Al

with Sgt. |
being the only ¢ cadet mere the
intenior of B.

cauiaeas - nominated

in at . Bhysical shape.

ig this course cadets
learned how to make nets,
set snares, build lean-to's,
make signal fires, and “eat

|| off the land”.

Marijuana Gases
Appear Befere
ee Williams

by RCMP on March 11.
Mr. Scantland had been
found guilty in court May 30
when sentence was reserved
until

Lack “of ‘proof of posses-
sion saw against

dismissed when they, appear-|
oa before district mai pistrate
Williams’ A\ FO, G

ug.
ges had been laid
April 30 following a check of
a’ vehicle.

Danny G. Jack, 21, “ot
Castlegar had his case put in
a state of proceeding when he

ret last week before
ict magistrate Parker
William:

Chuvees resulted April
4 after police entered the
gack premises v:jth a search
warrant.

Frederick: E. Jarvis, 19,
lof Robson received a one year.
suspended sentence when he
appeared before district mag-
istrate Parker Williams.

charged as th
policséd check in April "ht Oot-

Sentence had been ear
ier reserved for a_pre-sen-
tence report when Jarvis ap-

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