“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lols: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

The unpacking of our week-

groceries can be quite a rou-

of e thing. What keeps it inter-

esting is those loose coupons

with their numerous offers that

are intermingled with your pur-
eB,

The one that caught my eye

recently was for disposable

It sounds out of this world,

te
net fit the »ealorls chart:

If some ‘a oe are ‘still

fighting the guck of the Castle-
gar streets on your Ino and

dresses from what is
as a chemically treated fabric
which permits ari to pass right
through this, making for cool
summer wearing.

It claims it can be washed
and worn again and again, still
looking like new. You'll be safe
because they're fire resistant,

= tool Sizes 10 fo 20 wits hemlines
raised with the simple snip of
your seeoree and itstretches for

tiles, one was good
enough to phone the answer
she found. It seems we cannot,
name specific Halen ‘but my
phone number is at the top of
this column if I ould be of ser-
vice to anyone.
e *

Resecily’ I_ had the priv-
ilege as Kinnaird’s correspon-
dent for the Castlegar News of
viewing the many entries in a

comfort
by famous designer Emileo Puc-

Two Mestings Hold
By Ce Phi a Shepter

ig in May of
ar] Beta Sig-
at the home of
Carol Couch. The Printed Word
and Your Life was: mais by
Mrs, G. jiishele sa and efi eee
imine vending of the of the pla’ aay ght
e reading yl
into Danger, .by by Arthur Hailey.
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. F. Mattiazai and Mrs,
Mrs. S. Campbell hosted the

second meeting in May assisted
by. Mrs. a Vignes

, Make ai
of living ai “aven by Mrs, Ag
Byers and Mrs, P. Majesgey.

ENGINEERED |
HOMES
See the New "67
Centennial
Award Homes
ANDERSON
‘AGENCIES
Phone 365-6451

competition local sec-
ondary school students for a
coat-of-arms for the Town of

maird.

Each and every one of the
entrants should be commended
on their. efforts. The entries
showed considerable thought and) Ge

It would be ai

to know how the other covert
judges managed. Personally, I
would have been

were hard to ) come by.

Parking problems
ten a topic se discussion putt have
you ever thought any, er
than everyday ‘problems to the
unordinary problems facing the

an Okanagan city
favorably deseribed recently as
‘rt | deal for a wheelchair victim
to maneuver. The paralle!
ing gives them access
curb for many. capal

of: Given
father, the bride wore a floor-

Lewin” Anweil

Terrace Pentecostal Taber-
nacle was the scene chosen for
the early May marriage vows
which ‘united Gladys eee a

"Rev. Dave ty ite
by clergyman, Rev. Roy Webb

During the signing of the
register, Miss Biebars Lewis
sang The Dedication.
in marriage by her

length gown of brocade damask
in a Queen Victorian empire-
style, with train. The bodice fea-
lily-point sleeves and
ae ned neckline.
ler chapel veil was held in

piece,

A silver cross centered with
i, a gift from the
led jewelry accent to

placing a Sea

and she carried a
of d

in the
the car and alightin
The blg ignting in is the
structure of the curbs where
the asphalt slopes Senty from} |,
the curb to the street
each block easily accessible.
Curbs can be conquered by some
with two sturdy ‘hands but not
all are fortunate enough to have
this Advantage,

pink roses.
Matron of honor,: Mrs. Wil-|;
liam ‘Harker’ of Vancouver, sist-
er of the bride, wore a floor-
length, knife-pleated -gown in
light furauiolse, featuring. an em-
pire e with’a

bow,
with hoes 10 match.

The bri esmalds, Sharo
Anweiler, sister of the ‘pride ‘and
Brenda Best were identically a’
tired in rose-pink gowns with
matching ‘carnation : headpieces.
They uquets ‘of white
carnations and pink.roses. Each

‘ed 5 Years on the (

Pardman’s Offer Roy Frost-Free

REFRIGERATORS

@ 15 Cu. Ft. — 1151b. Freezer Section
@ Porcelain Liner, Crispers and Meat Keeper.
@ 5'Year Parts and Labor Warranty. sit an Extend-

Warranty 10 Years.’

Buy Roy.

Athens,’ Greace.

. @ ‘Available in White, Conpertone or Avacado. ‘Left.
. _,OF, Right Hand. Door. 2

.@. Regular Pricé $449 Tess $100 ‘Tradein ‘Allowance.
@ Check and Compare Features and Price, Then

‘@ Matching 30” Range Packed Full of Features,.
Also Available'at Low, Low Price.

e WIN a Free Trip. for Two, All Expenses Paid, to

@ Win a aet of Dishes by Simply. Filling Out an Entry
Form. °' 5 tae a

ao

wore long white gloves and drop
pearl a gift o!
bride.

Leonard Lewis, brother of
the groom, was the' best man
with Eli Fricker, Kitimat, "and
Tony Bartelme, Kaslo, as grooms-
men,

oF Kitimat, performed the nup-|lOOF
tials.

place with a matching head beige

er Marriage

Vows At Terrace Church

Ushering duties were shar-
ed by Tracy Skead, of Terrace,
brothers in-law of the bride; Har-
vey Anweiler, Burnaby, brother
of the bride ‘and Ron Lampard
of Castlegar.

decorated with pink and white
rose buds centered the bride's
table at the reception in the

Master of ceremonies was
Eli Fricker, with grace being said
by Tracy Skead.
Toast to the bride was given
by Clifford Best.
For the wedding, the bride's 3

es 8; May 16, D

A three-tiered wedding cake, Te

Minor Baseball
And Sandlot Ball
Resulis Released

ive games were playe
the minor. Jeague last ois Re

wer
May ‘I, Mounties 18, Brav-
jodgers 12, Yank-
ees 12; May 17, Giants’ 13,
Braves: bor May 18, Yankees 15,
Mounties 2; May 19, Giants 13,

as of May 19
Ww oT. L Pts
a 2

5
1
1

Mounties |

ee

ee
Five aus mete played in
the Sandlot Lea

May 15, Or! oles 12, Bears
8, May 16, cubs 17, Pirates vA
May 17, Bi 10, Angel els 7. May
18, Pirdtes ve Orioles 7. May 19,
Cubs 7, Angels 5.
Team standing:

James Linklater
Appointed to Post
‘With Col. Cellulose

Columbia Cellulose ‘has an-
the of

mother chose a
sheath with brown. and ‘ere
accessories accented aby. a cor-
sage. of pink carnal
The ms mother chose
an aqua lace ensemble with
er

James’ W. Linklater as director

WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE

Electric ranges, fridges, automatic and roller-
type washers, dryers, beds and mattresses, sewing
machines and all ancient articles.

Phone 365-6621

CASTLEGAR EXCHANGE LTD.

ad

Clearing Special On

Sleeping Bags
Get Ready Now for Holidays
CLEAN. YOUR SLEEPING BAGS FOR

ONLY $2.50 PER BAG
— Maximum 8 Pounds. —
King Koin poundry

Castleaird Plaza} .

Linklater a be be seaponatle oe

was also of pink
Trudy Best was in charge
of floral arrangements at the
church and the reception.
the evening, various
musteal selections were given
yy Rev. Rathjen, Re Rev Zand Mrs.
Roy Webb, Miss Barbara Lewis
Mr. and Mrs, Eli Gricker, Miss
Shirley Froese and Mr. Doug

ynn.
Organist was! Miss Dorinda
Sieben; pianist, Mr.
vn | and. Soloist, Mrs. Eli
sang The ‘ Lord’s

, Langley, Vancouver. and
Revelstoke.

For the wedding trip to Van-
couver Island, the te donned |,
a double knit ice ‘suit
sea blue with. ma fine. shoes.
and white accessories. Her .cor-
sage came from the centre of
her bouquet.

Both: the bride and groom
are graduates of the western
Bible College in Van-

Local Guide Unit's.
Season Wind-Up
Held Last Week

Castlegar-Robson a Dist.
guide’ sssocigHon hele held |

son May 24 at the
F. Wilcox.
hace T néeting was opened

repeating ‘the
Frajet ated by Mrs. es. Dewis, Dic:
Commissioner, followed by
a eistont reading by Mrs. H. John-
son,

OU he couple will make their

-{home at Castle;

gar.

Outof-town guests were: the | win:
groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.

\dward Lewis; the groom’s bro-
‘ther and sister, Leonard and Bar-
Dara; Ron Stua:
‘dinger, ‘all
brides ‘s sister, Mrs.

Mrs. Eli:

at of congratula- tio:
tions were’ read from Melville,

Ker. . of ‘Vancouver; the . bride’ :
Snags
ry Pelligrin 1
ani
Shawna and Connie, Mr. and ‘Mrs, two doubles. >.
Fricker Sr.,-Mr. and

id Forks got the only,

Gran
Jr., Re , and. Mrs, Roy | double play.
oe n if tf In The y econd game Grand!

and salary

“labour is;
employment ‘and employee rela-
tions activities. within ‘the com-

pany. ou

. Linklater has. éxtensive
experience in both industrial re-
lations and manufacturing, gain-
ed during 10 years with a large
paper ‘products and ‘container

y in! oust Canada.

A graduate of Trinity Col-
lege, University of, Toront tb, Mr.

in
mm, Management (ees
and "personnel t testing.
. and Mrs. Linklater have
a gon, 13

~ Driving Through Grand Forks ?
STOP IN AT THE ;
Airport Auto Service
And Say Hello to.

IKE WIEBE ©
(Formerly of Castlegar Post Office and Southern Motors)

“_. Ike Would be Glad to Hear the Latest Gossip ! —
“Ike's Airport Auto. Service is Located on Highway

3 Near the Areria. Look for the Big Chevron Sign.

and ° tw
aged 11 and‘ aid

* Young Players
Stage Double-Header,
In Local Ball Action |

Grand Forks won: the first
game of.a double. header a at Kin-
naird: Park: Sunday. 54 swith
ning: pitcher
wang out 13 and aa weil only
one.

Hesketh led ‘the Grand Forks!
batters with 2 for 4. Gene Shu-)

rier and Lorne|
‘astlegar ‘hitters
with 2 for ry both hitters getting’

Routine business included a
:United. church |;

Mr. and Mrs. James Nich-
Forks won 4-1 on the fine pitch-
‘Kas- |ing of John Seminoff who sruck:
y ‘cut 14 Batters and walked four.

e "Easiest to start:
Quietest
@ Lightest -
e Exclusive slog-proot Grasscatcher °

Mitchell Supply Ltd.

one 365-7252

NEWS ABOUT ....
‘MINOR BASEBALL

in: Castle,

gar-Robson

and Kinnaird

: Five’ games ‘were played
during the past week in the
Kinnaird

Mounties | ;
*

" Sewas®

Essay Contest. “Winners

Three local secondary school
students = toca encemidary 24 who
have won honors’in the 20th
annual forest industries essay
contest,

ond and third places, -
ly.in each zone: , respective
senior competition in

pone 1— Peery Castle-
6 went to Kath-

erlne shila ape x
fee dey} Nal leberg and

D 4

thle nate 8 ‘ tude everney.
place this’ divi

Rent to Manion E.: Huva of West

men junior competitions i
zone 1, third prize as sel

PB
to Nina Mae Tmlett: also of

of 20 5 a(S a

Castlegar Band
Won in Creston

Battle of 'the Bands, '
The local grou;

class competition.

A Castlegar teen band, the
Images of Night, won honors in
several categories’ recently’ at
the Creston Blossom Festival

P which fea-

tures Alan reget note, a She-| the West’ Kootenay branch, B.C,
fF eid eee george Association ot Professional Eng-

off, won the top award in B

Dr. G.T. Mathews
Talks on Newly Set
Program at UBC

Dr, Geoffrey ‘.

ineers,

awards, won. th

MC for’ ‘the show was Tak| vi
Toyota, producer ‘and director
of the original battle of the
bands competition in this area.

was dint Ellof of ‘radia statins

jot of
croc. Lethbridge, Alta, reer
ther judges’ for the event
inctudes Buddy Marr, well-
known’ for performances with
and. Rok Gentty ‘of Tea as
entry: of

station on CIAT. uc
lest bands at the ev-
gut were the Blue Nova Set from

award for the vocal

the UBC,

at UBC,
Dr. Matthews is head of. the

organized
oe a the a ea at the

and
ed eclonce of

Dr. Matthews receive
‘BSe with honors from ee
versity, oh reeds in Tone and his
PhD in 1957. He is a member of
fie he Bagnesing Institute of Ca-

American Institute of
Chernieal Engineers and an as-
eoclate) member of the Institu-

oO emical En;

fon oe gineers of

ardless gf a
legree

th gram will eoosdin mite eS

otto of th the wil bea and the

sion, 2

aah en ibe 3 administer-

from eH

and the Blue Velvet Brass | ed
Kim Di

Matthews, | last Friday at 2
P. Eng.;was, the gitest speak-| Castlegar Russian Halt
er last ‘Tuesday at ‘a meeting of| Th as pols otf, 66

at Mr. | Bérisoff °
* Dr. Matthews subject was] 1901 at Pai Cee ee eaee
ss ln Bost for Individual the. newly set up Bplay of Was | born? in

a councll Trail in 1:

Funeral Rites
Heid Last Friday
For Local Gouple

Funeral gervices' were held
p.m. from the

jomas Nicholas Berisoff, 66,
and hig wito Mary, 85, 55,.who. ’ died

(68

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 1, 1967

1

lay
12 miles east, of Princeton:

and since Mr, Berisoff’

ment had devoted much of their
time to volunteer work forthe
Castlegar Branch of the union.
ey are survived by one
son, Harold Thomas Berisoff ee
Vancouver; one daughter,

Harry (Diane) Cheveldave of Wi
liams ‘Road, ‘Richmond and two

a 2tnddau . e
was at the -Bril-

tT sant Cemetery with the Castle-

gar. Funeral Home in care of

arrangements,

In Hew of flowers, donations

were made to the Children’s

ritual Communities « of

Fund, C/O. the ‘Union of Spi-
Christ,

SAVE \3 your INCOME TAX

Now is the time to set aside funds for this
year's income tax deductions. The Act makes it
possible for you to obtain some relief from income
tax on earnings set aside for retirement.

The Mutual. Life of Canada offers plans by
which you can qualify for tax relief.

C. Arthur Anderson

Phone 365-7633 or Write Box 100, Castlegar
&1

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Our Complete Stock. of

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5 and sero. Never. Need Ironing
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Priced to Clear. at zs

and
were given power to act on any

eel Kinnaird Junior Secondary School

the girls who go camping; a8
the leaders cannot do it all
alone.

The girls need all the cam)
ing. they can get if {hey | want

nd an international camp.
Help would be much appreciated
for handicrafts, nature and

First’ Winner of Fine China $5.77.
BREAKFAST SET:
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Centennial Display | (f [==

Regular.$9.00 Value :

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ONE-THIRD OFF

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Sun Stroke
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Summer Straw. Hats’
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Assortment of

Summer Caps. Only .

‘Sweater Special

‘35.77

Beach Combers

For Fun on the Beach

$191

ANNOUNCES ITS

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sete: : Discontinued
FEATURING FARM and HOUSHOLD. ARTICLES
FROM OUT OF THIS DISTRICT’S HISTORIC PAST

K.J.S.S. Gymnasium :
‘Friday, June 2 — 7 p.m. to 10 pm.
Saturday, June 3 — 10 a.m. to 4.30 p. m.
NO ADMISSION CHARGE

Mr. Harold Webber Will ‘Speak On Friday NightiAt:8
p.m. On The Subject “Flying Head Of Gt Lake Tribe”

oie Concession| Booths Open Both Days ,

Safeway’s Garden Shop
Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday

Locally Grown by Mrs. Mary Konkin of Thrums .

e All Vegetable Plants -
@ Tomato Plants @ Variety of Flowers
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