CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 1, 1963

Suggests Castlegar Copy.
Nelson‘s Promotion Film

Nolson's latest and possibly
most effective tourist booster, has
been “canned”,

Six years in the making, a
20-minute colored film “Cameras,
Creels, Curling Rocks,” in its can
‘will probably log more miles than
any other booster in the city’s his-

ory.
It is planned to circulate the
film: on the oy Pralrtee as well as
ic
Photographed by E. A, Sik-
ula and C, A. Peterson, and nar-
rated by Bob Bruce, the ae se;
picts Nelson's

mer Bonspicl with some function
of their own,

“We believe the film is timely
because of the opening of Rogers
Pass last: year,

“Rogers Pass is a scenic ar-
tery of incomparable beauty," he
admitted, “but we must remember
that more than three-fifths of the
tourists have children, and you
don't keep kids happy on scenery,

“Our answer is to be provide
things of interest for the tourist,
With longer “holidays and more
People taking holidays, there is a
ublic in

spiel, district beauty and industry,
Director-writer Walter Wait

‘said it was done ‘on a. voluntary

basis by amateurs,
Mr. Wait, in

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the United States and Canada look-
ing for places to go and things
to do. If this film helps bring any
to the Kootenay we will feel hiehiy

his
remarks, said’ he’ hoped the movie
would be the forerunner of com-
munity effort and inter-community
effort to publicize the Kootenay.

‘He felt the time has come to
co-ordinate events among commu-
nities in the Kootenay to hold the
tourist in the area longer.

“The Kootenay should be put-
ting on more things in sequence,’ |
‘Mr: Wait said, ‘so. we can really
tap them (tourists) to death. We
will send them home exhausted,
broke, but happy.

“We would like to see Trail
and Castlegar follow the Midsum-

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Seagrams Studies
New Grain Grop

A new.crop will provide ex-
tra income for B.C. farmers if
experiments being carried out by
the House of Seagram prove fea-
sible,

Grain corn used for distilla-
tion purposes is being grown at
several B,C. areas ona test basis.

There are probably more queer fish in’ the sea Gian
ever came out of it. “This washed ashore near Sydney,
N.S, recently and is still unidentified. Its shape is like
a flounder, it has a seal-like tail and flippers, no fins, two
pocket-like openings under its flippers’ which’ seem to’ be
blind, no gills. “On the underside there are two appendages
hands with five ‘distinct fingers.’ I
bas nostrils and eyes and shark-like teeth.

that resemble

to see if it will mature and air
dry to the required moisture con-
tent.

Robert Sutherland, Western
division. manager, said the tests
are being carried out in a 20-acre
plot at Walhachin, 10-acre’ plots
at Ashcroft, Vernon and Kelowna,

non, Summerland and Creston.

jy imports nearly half a million
bushels of field corn for .use at

corn is used with rye grain and

barley malt produced in Canada,

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Pasin-Heslop Wedding
Of Interest in Robson.

A garden reception’ in Inver-

and smaller tests at Lytton, Ver- mere followed a pretty wedding in
Christ Church at Invermere .on
The House of Seagram annual-|yu1y 99 which was of interest here.

Principals were Bernice Aud-

its New. Westminster plant. ‘The /t8Y Heslop, daughter of Mr. and

James Heslop of Robson, and

‘Mr. Sergio Antonio Pasin of Toby
Creek, the son of Mr. Luigi Pasin
of Treviso, Italy... a

" Officiating was. Rev. John
tainer, rate

Pink gladioli and white ‘mums

in gold and white stands decorat-
ed the alter, and pink‘and white

carnations were effectively used

throughout the church. The organ-
ist was Mrs, George Duthie.

The ‘bride was given in mar-

: |Her' accessories’ were orange and

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And want a sinart central: address ‘whan in Van-
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nage by her brother-inlaw, Mr.
A. Sanford of Robson. Her brid-
al gown of. white nylon ~ chiffon
over taffeta ‘had a white: scoop
neckline .and lily point sleeves,
and featured -bell shaped ‘skirt,
Seed pearls trimmed the bodice.
She wore the gift of her groom,
a single cultured pearl, and, her
pink roses, white carnations. and
bouquet’. was composed of dusty |
baby’s breath.

Mrs. T. A. Sanford,’ a sister

-|of the bride, was her ‘only attend-

ant. She wore 'a spruce’ green frock
of organdy with a ‘white lace bod-
ice and carried a bouquet of pink
carnations “and baby’s” breath. *

who attend ‘to your wishes, whether it’s in your

groom was attended by.

a yellow rose corsage.

A‘cake made by the matron of
honour centered the bride's table.
‘It was nestled in white tulle and
pink roses and flanked by white
and pink carnations, :

For her honeymoon to Van-
couver and Victoria, the bride tra-
yelled in a heige linen jacket dress,

black and she wore a yellow rose
corsage, | =~.

The young couple will reside
at Toby: Creek, ‘where the bride
was on the. taeching staff’ and
where the groom: is employed at
Mineral King ‘mine.

Out of town’ guests were:
Mrs. James’ Heslop, Mr, and
Mrs. T. A, Sanford,-Misses Dawne
and Lynne Sanford, all of Robson;

Miss Florence, Campbell, Calgary;
‘Mrs. .Omand: and Misses .Deborra

and Bonny Brown, Trail, and Miss
‘Sheila Smith, Calgary.’

Don’t Measure -
~ Happiness by
Material Values.

_ Many’ ‘people measure happi-
ness by material possessions, ‘They
‘waste valuable time in sighing day

[Lourdes to spend 20 days as lead.

*|Mr. and Mrs, D. McMillan at Kim-

7 Minmalrd
- Socials:

Mrs. a Kaufman Ph. a65-s4e8
Miss Ita Byrne of Castlegar, a
bride of last’ Saturday, was’ feted

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Spectallzin, Conk ‘Fntehin

by: her ‘friends: with a
eous shower at the home of Mrs,
Ed. Hapala on Thursday of Jast
week. *

A novel: container for the gitts
was the-relica, of a police patro!
car which had. been’ fashioned by

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. work, Full line of Building: Materid{s, :
saborite and C.LL. Paint.

Phone eGo 8151, “: Box‘ 90, . Castlegar

Mrs, R.'H. White ‘and
of her’ family. Before ‘unwrapping
each gift,"Miss Byrne made a wish
for the person ‘whose name appear-
bd onthe accompanying card, She
xpressed ' pleasure and ‘surprise
which fullfilled avery: Pleasant
event, '
Co-hostesses. were Mrs, Bill
Henke and Mrs, Mi. Henke,
Howard : Bonderoff ‘and’ Rich-
ard Martin returned: Monday from
camping and fishing’ at Bear Lake,
The boys had a week in which to
enjoy the rigors of out-door life.
Kinnaird girls attending Camp

ers for’ two séssions are’ Sharon
Ponak, Evelyn Rodgers and Ni-
cole Kaufman, They. left Sunday
joined by Becky Kaufman who will
attend for ten ‘days; her - first
“camp” experience.

Mr, and Mrs, David Calder and

week ‘visiting the East Kootenays.
They spent some time with ‘cousins,

berley and with Mr. and Mrs. D,
Oliver. int Fernie.” .:'
~ Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs,

Harry © Woods have © been: Mrs,
‘Woods’ brother ‘and sister-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs, ‘Bill Halagaza and fa-
mily ‘of Battleford,’ Saskatchewan.
‘They left. here: at' the early part}.
of last: week to tour the Okanagan
and return home via the. Rogers
Pass. cf fy :
Miss Rose Williams of Castle-
far occupied ‘the chair: of -honor

which was decorated | with: pink
and white, streamers at a petty
bridal shower held at the home
of Mr, and Mrs... Brommeland.
Hosting the event at, which, the
bride's father was’in attendence,
was Miss Doris. Brommeland and
her mother,

family ‘are home from spending a| .

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Mrs, F. Campbell, Balzac, Alberta; Mis,

*|ments Were served by the’ hostess.

+ Receiving Corea were Be
bride elect and her grandmother,

R. Williams. Miss Williams Westbound Daly
received her gifts from a pink and TV tveactegar. 4aspa. is iaesihaelt
‘white basket arranged before the ee LV Gastionse 40 pam AR Vancouver
chair of © honor‘ and‘: becol 1 times local “=:
topped with: a‘ bride-doll- 2 Byes

Twelve ‘gusts enjoyed ‘a round
of. games and‘ contests. Fe

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Commercial Cards. honored

and the ushers were Mr. Remigin
Dalcastagne, both of. Toby Creek,’
The garden reception was held
at the Invermere’ home. of :Mr.
and Mrs. James Magee. Receiving
with. the. principals and. Mr. and
Mrs, Magee was, the bride’s mother,
who had chosen for her daughter's

The
Mr, Frank Pellazari of Toby Creek, | after day, ‘if only.’

‘True happiness ‘is not depend:
ent on environment ‘or.. conditions
or ‘on. other “people, “Happiness
comes. from within ourself, not
from. the outside world.

If everyone decided - to ‘move
from his place of living every. time | 5

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