CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 80, 1974

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oa ODED SEEESLSE IES

trawberry Tea
Robson Church Women are

t the home of Mr. and Mrs, T>
janford from 2 to 4 p.m.
There will be‘tea and
trawberry shortcake, a bake
table, palm reading, many door
rizes donated by business-
en, hair “do's”, cash gifts, and
any others to be drawn
‘iduring the afternoon.
‘© Any Robson women wish-
Ning to assist in any way please
Seontact Mrs, Sanford at 365-
‘5.883,
Robert Anthony Burton,
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
‘David Donnan of Oyama,’ and
Russet Lynne, little daughter
if Mr, and Mrs. Rod Killough of
Castlegar, were christened at
tt. David's morning service,

Problem
The: following amusing

son;
In days when type was set
by hand, : a .wag entered a

igure

‘would be stymied; but he failed -

‘to account for the ingenuity of

‘the man whose paper appeared

‘with this leading editorial:
“During our abthenth from

\like a thievel”

May 19, by the Rev. Terry
Allen.
Jean Vanier Lecture

‘The public of this area has
‘a wonderful opportunity to
hear Jean Vanier this summer.

A public lecture will be
given by Dr. Vanier in Trail on
the evening of Aug. 7. Tickets
are available, for a limited time,
at $2 each. Proceeds go to the
Vanier work around the world.

Jean Vanier gave up a
naval career and a university
profesuorship to dedicate his
life to the mentally retarded.
From his first home in France,
emmy homes for the. re-
tarded have spread around the
-world. Such homes have been.
established in Calgary, Edmon-
ton and Vancouver.

The son of the former
governor-general of Canada,
George Vanier, has become
recognized as a spokesman for
the retarded, and increasingly
for other “wounded” people of
the world,

For tickets for the lecture,
telephone or call in atthe
Parish House next to St.
David's Church...

St. David's Choir

A pleasant evening was
enjoyed by St. David's ‘choir
members recently when: they.

“were the guests of Mr. and Mra.
Robert Waldie at Robson.

A feature of the evening
was the presentation of a gift to
Mrs, Betty Hostetter from the
choir members. In making the
presentation, Mrs. Marion
Booth spoke of Mrs. Hostetter’s
faithful attendance to’ her du-

ties as organist and of the _

choir's dependence on her.
The’ evening was brought

to a happy conclusion with the

serving of delicious refresh-

ments.
St. David's Thrift Shop

. A morning coffee meeting
of all Thrift Shop workers will
be held at St. David's Under-
croft this Monday at 10 a.m. All
workers are urged ‘to’ attend.

Village of Slocan Briefs

‘The Slocan Women's Insti-
ite donated the ‘marigold :

wi. Triangle Pacific Forest

“Products have been granted

permission to use their Lots 4~
8: of: Plan’. 2669" for an

‘employee. parking lot: -

- aoe * wt.

Ald. Adams was granted a -
+ eave of absence from’ council
“meetings while he attends a
‘Trades School from May 27 to

Council :has discussed two
ntroversia} Bills (Nos. 84 and

85) and voiced a strong ope
‘tion to both, a

muy
is ‘Has
the:Ball Park: for parking

campers and trailers:on the

weekend of. June 22,
ee ved

Y Three aldermen and eee :
:: Agda Winje are planning to
attend the Association of Koot- °-

enay-Boundary | Municipalities
Convention in Nelson on June 7
‘and 8. Mayor Winje and “Ald.
Guerin were appointed to act as
voting delegates.

. * ind

‘Enumeration for the Muni-
cipal Election is now, sundernay,

ae tot al ean a a eC

Heirloom Pearl Brooch.

Apearl ie worn by the
bride's Pemothen, ; grandmother
and great-grandmother on their
wedding days, was, worn by
Sheila Lynn Horvath at.a May
18 wedding ceremony when she
became the bride of Harold
(Hal) Richard Hesketh. :

The bride is.the daughter.
.of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Horyath of,
Blueberry Creek and the groom
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hesketh’ of Castlegar,

“Rev. Ted Bristow offici-
ated at the double ‘ring ‘cere-
mony’ which ‘was ‘held\in ‘St.

David's Church in Castlegar. ‘

where nosegays of roses, mark-
ed the pews'and a‘ candelabra
adorned the ‘altar’ with ‘indivi-
dual candles on the window
ledges. on Beto

Organist for the:candle-
- light ceremony was Miss Robin

Miller-Tait of Blueberry Creek.

Given in marriage’ by her.
father, the bride wore ‘a full-

~SJength gown of: white polyester

bridal satin with fitted Empire
waistline. The gown featured a
V. neckline with lace’ applique
insert and a satin ring collar on
«which was secured the
brooch. ‘The lace rose app!

of the bodice continued down

> the front of the gown to form’a

triangle with ita’ wide: base: at

<< the hemline, Lace rose applique

also covered the ‘satin cap
sleeves which continued into
full-length sleeves of silk’ organ-*

‘za with satin cuffs. Her fall

‘trailing train, .which fell in”

gentle folds from the waist line,

also featured lace rose applique, d

trim:

A headdress ot white satin 3
+ and. pearl flowers} secured ‘her.
falllength: three-tier’ veil which

“-Swas decorated with a spray, of

in granted! permis-
-to-use.the outfield area of~---

It was with mixed feelings
of pleasure. and “sadness ‘that
many parish members and

other friends’ gathered for an

undercroft on May 15 to wish

‘:Terry-and Barbara Allen, Le-.

anne and Matthew “God speed”
and: much happiness’ in’ their

forthcoming move to .Vancou-
= ver, ae ot

friends.
Jon-Raine brought. best:

- wishes to the ‘Allen's from the
informal evening in St. David's **:

ded and served by. an
of St. David's Anglican Church
Women‘and:by eb gentlemen.

‘of }riést‘in®
of- the he Parish. of St. Helen's in in.

West’ Point Grey ‘and will
assume his duties there. May 26.

During the evening, pe
sentations were made to
Allen by Mrs, Lillian Flyan‘ ‘om
behalf at the Robson Women's
Auxiliary, and by Mrs. Ken
Johnson for St. David's Church
Women.

On behalf of the United
Church congregation Ron John-
stone presented Rev. Allen
with’an illuminated. scroll. A

» gift of crystal and a purse was

are
they cannot be sworn in ‘at: the
polls for the Municipal Election.

d by Jim Waldie from
members ‘of: St. David's. Ecu-
menical Parish, Robson Memo-

ours OF LANDS, FOREST
~ AND WATER. RESOURCES
WATER RESOURCE SERVICE

in the matter of the: WATER ACT and in‘ the matter of an appli-
cation by. the British Columbia Hydro .and Power Authority. for. a
water licence to divert and use water out of the Pend D’Oreille River.
at Chureh (Fish) Creek, British Columbia and in the matter. of certain

thereto.

DED SOCOONOCOOOOOOoDOo

British Columbia to hear the appli

jt "to the said

NOTICE OF HEARING —
WATER ACT SECTIONS 9 AND 9

Take notice that a public hearing held persuant.to the provisions
of the WATER ACT will commence before the comptroller of Water
Rights at 10 a.m. on the eighteenth day of June, 1974 at the.Colombo
Hell/ 584 Rossland Avenue iri the City of Trail in the province of

d and

Dated this 25th day of May, 1974 at Victoria, British Columbia.

H. D. De Beck :
’ Comptroller of Water Rights

$22...

dents vill receive their academ-

- lace ‘roses ‘in all corners.
She carried ‘a. cascading

"i bouquet’ of: mauve pia white

orchids. with: trailing

Included ‘in? tho. bride's G
blue garter, an >

attire’ was a’,
underskirt ‘over 60 years’ old -
and'a ‘lace :hand-

mauve flowers accepted thelr Vv
necklines and they’ wore white
roses {n their hair, Each carried

a cascading - bouquet of ‘white .

daises, baby's-breath and
mauve violets,

The bride's gown and those
of her attendants were de.
signed by the bride and/made
by ‘her. mother.

“The:bride's niece, Miss

; Susanne Horvath of Vancouver,

‘was flower. girl. She ‘wore a

gown’ similar to that of the:

bridemaids but with a) white
Pibiafore over the dress,
The flowers girl's brother,

‘Mr. Karl Horvath was ring-

saree, He wore ‘dark tuxedo

Sorority
Concludes

- For Summer

‘Xi Alpha’ Lamba. ‘chapter,

Beta. Sigma Phi met recently at

the‘ home’ of Mable ‘Isakson

where’ the pro; ba. of

Life’. was given by Shirley
‘igue.

The second part ‘of the

“End of Life", given |:
by by Alice Shutek,! was followed

by'an open discussion, Refresh.
ments were served by. the

jostess.
“The Founders, Day ban-

‘quet, which’ included: members

of.the Alpha: Phi chapter, was was

“enjoyed at the Hi Arrow-Arms.

On May 15 the Ritual was
given ‘by! Catharine Jones for
three girls stepping, up from the
‘Alpha Phi chapter.: These are
Karen Le Roy, Ann Shookeroff
and Judi Stewart.’ 4

meeting ‘was. ‘held at

“the home of Catharine Jones.

The ‘program -was’a group
project ‘during which, I

learning,
{fiendship an and the good life

‘were. discussed.

A lovely’ lunch was served oe
Society: for. Handicapped Chil:

by; the social: group. ©:
fem! have’:
the feeling ng it has been’ an

kerchief belonging’:to. the
bride's: great-grandmother, **::
> S)Attending the bride were
maid-of-honor Miss Elaine Tam:
elin and bridesmaids’ Miss Su-
san:Miller-Tait' and‘ Miss Rilla
Hartley. ;All are of : Blueberry.
‘Creek. 229% :
They were attired in full-
“length evergiade green® gowns
= of polyester suede Featuring full,
dlong:slee \3 cuffs.
fand short,

‘over ‘by U.] BO" ‘3 chancellor, the

‘Hon, Nathan a, Nemetz,, Chief ‘

fc degrees at:the U of,

: B.C.'s three-day Spring Congr

gation which’ began yeste:
and ‘concludes tomorrow. -\'>*

Among those receiving de- ‘

. grees are-Ely. E. Kazakolf,

Master. of Applied Science;
Morag'M: Nicholson,’ Bachelor

of Arts; Larry Popoff, Bachelor.

of Commerce; Sargent Allan
Pereverzoff, Bachelor of Sci-

ence in Forestry; Alvina: Mary.-;*

_Koch, Bachelor! of{ Science in
Nursing; Lorraine Hoodicof!

{nee Gorkoff), Bachelor of Edu- ~

: cation Element

inguages
and Walter Hoodicoff, Bachelor

+ of Science Chemistry: Major.

The ceremony begins. at«:7.

2.15 p.m.:'each: day. in the

“campus War Memorial Gymna-: »;

sium and are “being” presided

“Justice of th Court of
.C. In addition: to. conferring

‘academic degrees on students, .

Chancellor 'Nemetz will confer
six honorary degrees approved

; by U.B.C.'s, Senate.

Js yesterday the ‘honorary
3 degree of Doctor of L

© Beginning Day willbe at

the home of. Mable Isakeon on

Sept.4.9 255

trousers as did the other male
members of the wedding party,
“but instead of the white dinner.
jacket, with brown velvet lapels
and bow ‘tle, he wore an
everglade green vest,

Best man was Mr, Harold
Baker ‘of Castlegar with Mr.
Dale:Harding of Williams Lake
and’ Mr. Tony’) Byra of Blue-
berry. Creek sharing ushering
duties.” Hi :

A: reception followed at
Nordic Hall in Castlegar which
was decorated in‘the bridal
colors.

© Centering the bride's table i
was a three-tier wedding cake
made by the bride's mother and
decorated by the bride's cousin,
Mrs.:Charlie. Burdett‘ of zsin-

-(naird.The ‘cake depicted: a

Grecian garden and was adorn-*’
ed*with cherubs with athe

_> Besides guests
Immediate ares, th
guests from Lake C
Victoria, Vancouver,'R
stoko, Kelowna, Kimber
Tisdale. | *

tiers
Corinthian pillars,’

Master of ceremonies was
the’ bride's brother, ‘Mr.’ Len
Horvath of ‘Vancouver: who
read ‘congratulatory, messages

» from , Nelson, Edmonton, :Port

*:MeNeill, Ottawa, ‘Regina, Ter-
race, Victoria, Tisdale, Sask.
and Belfast, Ireland, :
“tS Toasting the bride was Mr.
‘Larry Lorenz of Victoria, ‘a
cousin of:the bride.

{\For her daughter's wed-
ding the bride's mother. wore a
floor-length Pale ri pink hey an
‘coat. ensemble’ of corded ‘ silk:
with pearl trim ‘on spas collar.
Her accessories were white and.
jher. corsage | of deep pink roses:
‘The! groom's mother’ chose’ a
floor-length gown in fuchsia
with pleated ‘full: skirt and
sleaves. “Her: accessories were

of white‘and she wore'a pearl. |
‘wrist. corsage of white: carne.

tions.”

Flowers for the reception
and the cars of the bridal
‘were courtesy of the Kootenay

"Ror travelling the bride «=.

donned ia navy. ensemble with

black accessories; and-a:yellow

corsage.
ee On ‘thelr return, the newly-.

ECUMENICAL PARISH i

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7965-9662 or 965-9604

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block East ‘of the :

party °°

ns bits Geddiag anniver:
Mr.:and Mrs.’ Allan
«Slocan City!was

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acknowledgeed onthe after).

1.0.00 “A.M, United Church Service
1. 15. A.M. Service Cancelled

United -Church “Communion

: 2nd Sunday each’ month'— Shared’ Service, 11.00 AM,
Parish. Office'— Phone 965-8337°"'

Minister — Rev. Ted Bristow

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‘Business and Professional. Directory,

‘was conferred on Prof. Marga-
ret Ormsby,’ one’ of Canada’s
best known historians who
“retires as head. of. U.B.C.'s

> History department on June 80;
and Prof. B, C. Binning, a noted
Canadian painter and former
Head cf the of the U.B.C. department
of

‘Tomorrow UBC. will hon-
or Canada’s, Governor-General,
his Excellency the Right Honor-

Sable Jules Leger. * -

New Denver Teacher :
Heard by School:Board —

“A New Denver teacher on

“the staff of Lucerne Junior
Senior. High School has not‘

been’ fired,” says superinten-
dent of school’ Tom Ellwood.
Mr. Ellwood did say that
Mr. Jerome Cherry appeared
before the board of trustees for

Arrow Lakes School Board No. '

10 last’ week and read a

+. principal's report in its entirety

complete with personal com-
ments.

The presentation is said to
have‘ taken three hours. ‘Mr.

that he be given’a permanent é

. certification.

Mr. Ellwood told the:

Castlegar News this can only be
(done after certain steps are
taken, steps which he feels'he
cannot’ comply - with. . He ‘also
stated he thought the matter:
should not’ have, come. before

the school beard, but was what?

he considered ‘an internal mat-

“ter between principal Brian
Holt and Mr. Cherry. . i

During Mr. Cherry's pre:

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je :
‘Annable: Their first home was

ona cattle ranch in the Pend D'
\Oreillé Valley;:25° miles from
‘Trail. Mr.

‘Merry was born.in.

came to Trail in

‘Mcs.” Merry was born in
‘Oconto, Wis., coming to Trail in
here she met Mr.
Merry:
In71928 they moved to
‘nnable and Mr. Merry worked
inthe Trail Smelter’ for. the
‘following 14° years.. CAt the

‘War Mr. Storey served with the

Canadian Army. in Terrace. |,

The couple first lived in

‘Is Damage
In Backing.
“A 1971. vehicle driven: ‘by.

Lynda Palibroda of Kinnaird

suffered damages estimated at

$500 on Thursday of last week

when it ‘struck: a: hydro: pole.
‘Police reported the acci-

* dent occurred when the car was

being backed out of a driveway.
‘There were:no injuries and

no ‘charges were

KC Days Queen Canaldate .

Fashion Show, the first'to be

sponsored by the Blueberry
Creek’ Recreation Commission,
was held on eee of last
week in the Stanl

radio Sr Fred Sack:
Blueberry Recreation
Pat.He-

“Haan, Katrine ThorLarsen and
Bov who modelled

set were Cynnamon Carter,

gan opened the show.:KC Days
Chairman Ken Bonde jan Ke

Secondary School activity

. oom.

Good organization, lovely
models and beautiful clothes all
contributed to a: well received
evening before a capacity

crowd, |

The hard-working Blue-
berry Creek organizing com-
mittee consisted of Mrs. Jean
Friedel, Mra, Linda Carter and
Mrs, Kay Sieh while the

Days Queen

ator Mra, Dianne Strader, both
spoke briefly voicing apprecia-
ation to the Blueberry

group for their sponsorship of ,

the event, |

Models were 1973 KC Days
Queen Brenda Healey and her
princesses Roberta Kulbaba
and Linda Popoff as. well’ as
current candidates Leona Davi-

doff, Jackie Geiger, Donna’

was Mrs, Lorry. Harnadek.
Other commentators werc
Mrs. June Mills. and CKQR

Primary Teachers
Hold Wind Up’

Dinner Meeting

Castlegar Primary Teach-
ers' Association held a windup -
dinner meeting May 16: in'the
new Pass Creek Hall.’

A delicious Russian dinner
was served by the Pass Creek
Ladies and was enjoyed by

* everyone,

‘A meeting followed during

which election’ of officers was’.

held:

The new president is Mrs.
Louise Bell; vice-president Miss
Marianne McNee, secretary

Mrs.Marge Culley, treasurer.
Mrs, Valerio Pelland, publicity”
Mrs. Rosemary Christensend

Kat! 2,
la: Hartley, Janice ‘Jaque.
Connie Fotonlkott, in BSher-

hions from Field's, West's
Department Store, Karnies La-

dies’ Wear, Robinson's Stores -

and their own individually.
styled and handmade -gar-
‘ments. Thumbnail sketches de-
serlbing each girl were read by
Mrs. Haruadek as each girl
~ appeared In her own outfit.
Men's fashions proved: to
be a popular part of the show
and a unique. addition to the
local fashion show scenel Mo-
delling the’ elegant ‘apparel
from the Klothes Kloset were
, Jack Alouf, Pat Hegan, Andy
. Verigin and Mr. ‘Rosner.
Representing the younger.

McIntyre, and In a
slightly older age group, Robyn
Hyson and Dawn Muller. Wo-
men’s up-to-date styles were
modelled by Mrs, Adele Yule,
Mrs. Sylvia Smith, Mrs. Geor-
gina Duff and Mrs. Molly
‘onkin,

Entertainment was pro-
vided during the intermission
by a promising young singer
from Trail, Miss Debbie Van
Tassell. Coffee was served at
the conclusion of the show.

Silkscreen posters publiciz-
ing the Fashion Show were the
work of Mrs, Nancy Knight and
Mrs, Darothy ‘Milller-Talt.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1974

D-BAR-D LICENSED

DINING LOUNGE

Open Thursday and Friday

at 4:00 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday — 12 Noon

D -BAR-D CABARETS

FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
REG AND THE

“Country Gentlemen”

WESTERN TACK
PHONE 365-3294

One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenia

| Everyday Savings Start |

at CUT-RATE the FOOD FOLKS

10°00)

‘GRAPEFRUIT

and
Mrs. Yvonne Marr.

Miss Loraine Deans and
her executive 'for the past year,
‘were congratulated for their
hard work.

A small presentation was
made to Miss C.: Hogendorn
who is ‘retiring at the end of
z une. Mrs. Margaret Henne

as also presented with a gift.
inporeation for her. efforts in

CAUUFLOWER 49°

tractively decorated the tea
tables. Two lovely cakes, baked
and decorated by Mrs. D. Hird
graced the headtable.
Mayor Agda Winje, con-
the: charming ;

surely! affirmed
“Age is not thé

number of. years but. a. matter of <
mind”.

Before tea was served Mra.
Merry led the Barty in singing.

4 ~ GRAHAM vars

) ~MeCORMICKS.

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13 OZ... =. 89+

B doz. 4. £9)

GOOD ‘HOST
ICED TEA
24 oz. $1.89

“Beautiful Isle of
Luncheon was provided by. the
Sr. Citizens. Mrs. McPake, Mrs.

. Gustafsen, Mrs. 'Hird:and Mrs.
Priest served the guests. While:

ice-ream and strawberries

were served Mr. and Mrs.

Merry cut the ‘cake. Mrs.
Winje, on behalf of the village,
presented the honored guests

+. with-a lovely hanging basket.

Mr. and Mrs; Merry shared

+ the reading'of the many cards

and from friends and

2 “tewallery.

: “Beauty on the wrist!

” As exciting as its namesake, Bolero! Enchant-
“ ingly styled. Fully jeweled. The look of gold. =
Alwaysin fashion. The Wittnauer Bolero!

Graduation Is drawing near, 20. shop “now”
» for your Grad Gift. Selection is tremendous
in all lines of Watches, Rings and Gold

‘lay-eway your gift “now” to avoid disap-
pointment of last minute shopping.

-BOSSE'S JEWELLERY

Pine Street, Castlegar — Phone 365-7141

family.; Congratulations’ were
received from: Prime Minister
Pierr = Trudeau, - Kootenay
West MP. Ran Harding and

Slocan-Revelstoke MLA Bill |;

King. Manymemories of past
years were recalled, amongst

them, the Golden Wedding »

Anniversary’ of Mr. and Mra.
Merry. celebrated in the same
hall, which was then the IOOD
Lodge. 5 :
. Mr. Merry, in thanking the
gathering, remarked in all-his
years'he had wanted to‘ win a
record in some activity. At last
he he felt he had done so, with the-

celebration of their 60th wed- .

ding ‘anniversary.

To close the enjoyable
‘afternoon, members, friends
and the guests joined in singing
“For ‘They’ Are Jolly Good
Fellows”. eas

‘$600 Damage
Occurs When

Elk Appears

An estimated $600 damage.
resulted on Victoria Day when
a car is reported to have run
into an’ elk,

Driver of the 1968 Volks-
wagen is identified as Walter.
Sandulescu of Rossland.

‘The incident occurred near_
Keenleyside Dam.

No injuries were reported
and no charges were laid.

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