CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, October 15, 1916

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Services which began
Wednesday, concluded yester-
day from the chapel of the

Castlegar Funeral Home for‘

Nick Gretchen, 55, a resident of
3 Nelson who died Saturday in
¢ the Kootenay Lake Hospital in
: Nelson,
: Born Nov. 90, 1921, in
} Kreatova, Mr. Gretchen re-
5 aided in Crescent Valley con-

tinuously prior to taking up
>, residence approximately four

"Funeral Service Held
For Nick Gretchen, 55

years ago in Nelson,

He is survived by his
mother, Mrs, Nastia Gretchen
of Crescent Valley; two sisters,
Mra, ‘Jack (Florence) Chernoff
of Robson and Me Ole (Molly)
Almaas of Salm

Mr. Gretchen ‘was pre-
deceased by his father, Jim, in
Hed and one brother, Alex, in

Burial took place in Kres-
tova Cemetery,

25th Anniversary Mass
‘Held for Castlegar Couple

Mr. and Mrs, Glenn 0. Ander-
aon of 813 N Sth Ave, Castle-
gar. The Mass was attended by
the family and many friends
from this district.

Mr, and Mrs. Bill Shkwa-

‘rok of West Vancouver were in

+ attendance. Mrs, Shkwarok

{was bridesmaid and Bill Oleski,

{, brottier, of the bride, had been
t man,

ROYAL CANADIAN
LEGION LOUNGE
— OPEN —

Fri. 4 p.m. ~ Sat. 1 p.m.
Thurs. 4 p.m. |

Rev. Father Harrison of |

Following the: Mass, a
luncheon was held “in ‘the
Catholic Centre on 7th Ave. S.
Castlegar.

Mr, and Mrs. Anderson are
holidaying in Spokane.

$1,800 Damage
Results in Two

Vehicle Accident’

A Prince Rupert man has
been charged with having a de-
fective motor vehicle after his

> 1969ePlymouth sustained ap-

proximately $1,000 damage a
Friday when it clipped the rear
end' of a 1976 Ford driven by

Willie W. Popoff of Castlegar. .

Charged is Michael Dale
Rydde who told police his
vehicle failed to stop in time
when it approached a atop sign

at which the Popoff vehicle was
Dancing 9:30 - 1:30 a.m,| already stopped, causing his
vehicle to go into the ditch.
Proper Dress - No Jeans]. xt
after 7 p.m. , i Ne nares have been 10
ported. Damage to the Popo!
“Loose Change™ | vehicle has been estimated at

COMMUNITY
‘Bulletin Board

LEGION D.V.A. OFFICER
Jim Wilkie, D.V.A, officer, will be at the Canadian
Legion Hall on Fri., Oct. 22 at 11 aa Any, veterans or,
veterans’ dependents wishing to make an appoint.
7 ment, rs pienne ‘phone Steve ony ‘service ‘officer, ‘at "ii
385-7669. mlehpeli arpa cee
res HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
The regular monthly meeting of ine Women's
Auxiliary to the Castlegar Hospital ‘will be held Mon., ©
Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. in the conference room at the
hospital. 5

TEA ANDBAZAAR 5
8t. Joseph's CWL Tea and Bazaar, Sat., Oct. 16.
GOLF CLUB ANNUAL BANQUET
Plan to attend'the Castlegar Golf Club's annual
banquet, trophy presentations and dance. Keep
Ot 29 free foe is event Tinea place to be
‘announced.
NURSES'

ES' MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of the R.N.A.B.C.
will be held on Mon., Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the home of
Mrs. Kathleen Pinckney, 303 Ridgewood Dr.
FALL RUMMAGE SALE
‘The Castlegar Hospital Auxiliary Fall Rummage
Sale will be held Oct. 22 and 23 in the Kinnaird

ROBSON CO! ;
The Women's Association of Robson Community
Memorial Church will be holding a coffee party in the
Church Hall on Wed., Oct. 20 from 10:30 a.m, to noon,
Everyone is cordially invited. There will be a bake
table, novelty. ‘ables and cards for sale.
RE-SEALABLE JARS WANTED
Re-sealable jars wanted for use in the life-skills
program at the Adult Achievement Centre. Jars may
te dropped off at the Centre at 211 Maple St. on
weekdays between 9 a.m.and3pm. ~~ i

LEGION LA FALLTEA
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian
Legion invites everyone to the Fall Tea to be held on
Sat., Oct, 23 in the Legion Hall from 2 to 4 p.m, Tickets
may be purchased from any ladies belonging to the
Auxiliary or at the door.
‘WOMEN’S AGLOW FELLOWSHIP
The first meeting of the new local chapter of
‘Women's Aglow Fellowship will be a luncheon on
Tues., Oct. 19 at 11 am. in the new Community
Centre. A baby-sitting service will be available and
there willbe a & guest speaker. For tickets phone
365-7330
ee GOLF ANNUAL MEETIN
The annual meeting of the Ladies Golf ‘Club will
be held on Wed., Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. at the home of Helen

+ Clay, 1109 - 4th Ave. 8,

LIBRARY STORY HOURS

: Story -hours sponsored by the Castlegar and
District Public Library will be at the following places
and times: Tuesdays 10 to 11 a.m., Robson Community
Hall; Wednesdays 1 to 2 p.m., Castlegar Branch, 117°”
Pine St; Thursdays 1 to 2 p.m., Kinnaird Branch, in
the Castlegar Savings Credit Union building; Friday,
Russian Story Hour, 10 to nM a.m. Kinnaird Branch.

Sperains
tlegar. News at Pm,

interior Lu

“Canadian Cellulose

Slocan WI
Addressed
By Dentist

A very informative and
interesting talk was given by
dentist Robert B. Sturrey at
the October meeting of the Slo.
can Women's Institute. The
ladies learned about teeth care,
dentures, bridges, children's
teeth, ete, with many ques-

awe

It was announced that Slo-
can will begin
monthly newsletter starting in
October.. The publicity con-
vener will see that all upcoming:
events for the Slocan W.I. are
in before'the deadline date,

‘It was voted that $15: be
sent to the district board’ to-

wards the purchase of a’ public» :
address system to be used at <:

future conferences and work-
aho|

Pioneers” are to be

from the provincial office |

making a copy available for
each member.

rere adi
mas cards could be bought from

tions being asked and  an-

putting olited ay

ps. ‘ |
‘The WI. books “Modern’-

the. hospital.
are. in,

As
members were asked to come
prepared to vote for a new
executive at the next meeting.
Roll call is to be a small gift to

help the Northern “Women's

Institutes.

Dental. health ‘discuskion
was continued as Mr. Sturrey
joined the ladies during - tea

served by Mrs. M. Gustufson -

and Mrs. J, Winje. The tea time
raffle was won by Mrs. N.
Larsen,

Two Performances Here
2 Performances Here

‘The Purcell String’ Quartet:
‘will appear ‘in’ two concerts’
‘Tuesday in the Main Lounge at:
Selkirk College.

TALL

special one during the: noon
hour for * young-. people.’ Ap-:‘
proximately $00 students from
the schoo! districts of Castle.

cc = Bar, Nelson, and Trail and ex-

——— From Page’?

Protest Day ©

cluding Valley Vista) 33 per
cent absent; Ootischenia 20 per
cent ‘away; Twin Rivers and
Castlegar Primary—650 per cent
‘of grade 7 (a grade that Is
greatly bussed) absent, with 10
per cent away in the rest of
school,

Woodland Park 15 per cent
away; Tarrys and Shoreacres

80 per cent absent; Pass Creek *

40 per cent away; Robson 20
per cent absent and SHSS and
KISS, both 70 per cent away.

CanCel lumber division
spokesman Bob Rivers said the
sawmill was “down complete-
ly."

Pulp division spokesman
Ron Belton said the mill was
operating, but that there were
“a few absences.”

Local No. 1, Pulp. and
Paper Werkers of Canada, had
decided to work and not to stay
away that day, but some mem-
bers'turned around and went
home _ when ‘they . found

* picketers at the plant upon

their arrival at work:
Outside workers employed
“by the City of Castlegar were

Soff the job, but works super-
; visor Alex Lute said he had

received assurances that “if
there's an emergency, they'll be

there to help.”

At) Cominco, company

DON KNOTTS ine
"The GHOST AND

' MR. CHICKEN"

RS,

SLA NOTTE!
(French) Color.

STEAK ae
CHICKEN
“Our Specialties”

HOURS ©

Monday’ to: Friday
4 p.m, to 12’ midnight

For Hire

* Saturday
12 noon to 12 ‘nidnight
‘Sunday 12. noon to 10 p.m.

Mr. Lemon said he had “no
accurate reading” on unionized
‘office personnel,
Selkirk’ College bursar
‘Alex Reibin told the Cast!
News. Ke understood | “in-
atructora are here and classes
are going on as normal.” He

>) said “we appear to have a lot of

He said picketers arrived
at the college at about 10 p.m.
Tuesday night and as a con-
sequence the institution's cus-

<(-todians and security officers
didn't’ appear. for work.< The

‘) college then made other’ ar-

|). Fangements for security and for:

‘emergency maintenance ‘care.

‘At Castlegar Hospit

See us for
» WESTERN. TACK
Ph, 365-3294

eee HORSES.

Aw SUNSET. DRIVE IN

ital, ad.
titiistrator Kei’ Tuer ed

had a
Hospital Employees? Union had’
also assured the hospital there
would be no interruption of
service.

Weather-wise, the Day of

Protest ‘was: beautiful with ‘a
/belgh sun and invigorating

breezes. One picketer told the
Castlegar News he would ‘like

to have been. off in the hills.
hunting. Many trades-unionists §.
“were’at a picnic sponsored by

Local 480, Steelworkers, at the
Birehbank Pienic Grounds.
Picketers at both City Hall
and KJSS told this newspaper.
they weren't out to stop any
‘employees or; teachers’ from
‘ going to work, or children from
¢attending school. They handed

Tops on.
Your Dial

Radin KOR rove the neers Rerenty 0

tet, all former leading members °

out terature’ explaining or-
ganized ‘labor's reasons. for
staging the protest,

The National Day of. Pro-

‘2
‘The* Purcell String Quar-

f the ‘Vancouver Symphony

J Orchestra, have been Quartet- ~ test: was intended to “create

'in-Residence: at Simon Fraser ‘greater. awareness of the un-

X University ‘since'1972. In the “fairness of the wage| control

Starts Wednesday Oct, 20 & Continues
to: Tuesday, October 26. The low,
low prices will make you feel ten

L'OREAL

“Hair Consultant
will be in the store
THURSDAY, OCT. 21
10 a.m,:- 12 pm:

1pm, - 3 p.m.

IN THE. Vv OF THE CASTLEAIRD PLAZA,
© PHONE 265-7269"

yew. ew seats ‘since their, debut in

1969, ‘the ‘Quartet ‘has’ estab-
- lished itself not only as one of
“Canada's ‘leading chamber’
‘groups but as an ensemble of

> international fame. ’.

program.” - Organizers - allege
the federal‘ government _ maid
during the 1974 election that it
would never introduce controls, .
and thus broke its word in
‘doing so.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, October 15, 1976

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