4 _ CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968

White and Pink Glads Decorated

For Trenholme -

Standards of white and
pink gladioli graced the altar
of St. Rita’s Catholic Church
in Castlegar recently when
Audrey Bertarione, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bertarione
of Castlegar, became the
bride of John Edward Tren-

Father E. A. Brophy officiat-

mauve were attired in floor-
length A-line dresses of peau
d’ elegance. They carried
bouquets of white spider
mums with flowing ribbons
to match their dresses,

Best man was Ken Mc-
Rae of Kimberley.

Jerry Boone and
John both of Vic-

Bertarione Vows

The bride ‘chose a plum
colored two-piece sult and
off-white accessories. Her
corsage was a white orchid.

Following a sailing trip
on the west coast, the couple
will reside in Vancouver,

Out-of-town guests in-
eluded Dr. and Mrs. W. R.

toria, shared ushering dut-

ed at the doublering cere-|ies.

mony. Organist was Mrs.
Romeo Goulet.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was radiant
in her floor length, A-line
gown of peau d’ elegance
which featured a cowl neck-
line, three-quarter length,
bell-shaped sleeves and
jong. train, all trimmed with
Jace.

A coronet of lace petals
held in place
length bouffant veil.

Her bridal bouquet was
of white gladioli and_ spider
mums. Her only jewelry was
a_ pair of pearl earrings, a
gift from the groom.

Maid of honor

Bartsoff in green
bridesmaids Glenna Howes
in pink and Pearl Koochin in

Alwith low. bowls of

The groom, best man and
ushers wore black slacks,
white dinner jackets and
black bow ties.

At the reception and
dance, held at the Terra No-
va Motor Hotel in Trail, the
bride's table was decorated
ink and
white asters flanked by tall
white a toners
The three-tiered wedding
cake, embedded in pink ¢ tulle,
was decorated with pink and
white roses and was topped
by a small champaign g!
containing a single pink ease:

Parents of the principals | 4
assisted the bridal: party in

ad receiving the gues!

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ceremonies Andy Shutek of

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Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Trenholme, Mr. and Mrs.
W oR, Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
P. F. Humble, Mr, and Mrs,
Bill Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Godlotun and Sue McIntosh
from Victoria, Nana al

Dorothy ‘Trenholme from
Nanaimo, D. Morrison from
Vancuver, Eride Pozzi from
Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Manning and Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Manning from Delburne,
Alta., Mrs. L. Pozzi and Mrs.
Podgornik from Tetras,
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College Biology
Instructor Plans
Survey of Birds

Mr. Bill Merilees (BA,
UBC), of Selkirk College's de-
partment of biology has an-
nounced his intention of con-
ducting a bird survey through

the West Kootenay area,
. Merilees hopes to en-

H compass the area spanned by

Nelson and Rossland in his
survey. He has pointed out| ¢
that there has been no com-
prehensive survey to date of
the bird population and mi-
gratory patterns in the West
Kootenay.

The. data that Mr. Meri-

nd) jogs is interested in includes

the various species of birds
to be found here, identifying
the transient species which
pass through at various
times of year and the pat-
terns of migration indicated
yy the presence of these
transient Species

In examination of
birds, | Mn Merilees_ will be

Pete
crest, Alta., Mr. ana "Mes, J.
L, Huesdens and Wendy of
rley.
Other out-of-town guests
were from Grand forks,
Trail, Genelle and Green-
wo

Ceca from relatives and
friends. The to ‘the
bride was proposed by peter
Obedkoffé of Castlegar.

The bride presented her
bouquet to the groom’s 92-
year-old grandmother Mrs.
W. B. Trenholme of Nanaimo.
Loretta Infanti and Net-
tie Koochin were in charge
of the guest book.

For her daughter’s wed-
ding, the  bride’s . mother
chose a beige floral sheath

with jacket to match. Her

accessories were beige an
she wore a corsage of white

and yellow carnations.

+ The ‘oom’s mother

chose a_ rose-colored lace
dress

with accessories ._to
match. Her corsage was of
white and pink carnations.

Wedding Party
Honors Couple
Recently Married

A wedding party. was
held at the home of Me. and
Mrs. Tom Jerome Sept. 7 in
honor of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Jerome, whose mar-
riage took place last month.
The bride was attired
in her wedding dress of peau
de soie with lace coat of
baby blue. She wore white
accessories.
Her necklace was a gold
cross, a gift from the groom.
The mother of the bride
wore a ‘powder | blue:s suit with
white

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groom’s mother was attired
in a green and yellow gown
with white and green acces-
sories entone.

A corsage of white car-
nations was Pinned son the
bride by her husb

With two tall Pini tap-

ting parasite data
and the diet of the various
species.

This information would
then be published and would
be of use to various levels
of government, to museums
and to universities.

Mr. Merilees “noted that

help of volunteers in collect-
ing data for his survey.

Anyone finding dead or
ailing birds should contact
Mr. Merilees in the College’s
biology laboratory.

~ On the Caine Course by Duffer John

Who says it never rains

at the golf course?
During the weekend play-
offs for the club champion-
avy many golfers experienc-

to get the ball into the hole.
He didn’t.

Bob Wadey came out of
the early morning mist to re-
port’ that people were not

oe with spells of brilliant
sunshine.

These unpredictable fac-
tors created
scores. For i
Smith took 35
number seven in four rounds
of golf. Everytime he got to
the tole it ain d.

‘ontrary
age that only thet bes!
golfers can win, the initial
playoff for the club cham-
pionship had three flights for
both low srons and. low net.

Low

First fig ne ae Bile:
149; Be “tot wn
flight, B. Jeffery.
173; Nick ear 178. ((Bo

won in extra hole playoff).
Third flight, Phil Kon-

kin, 180; Lorne Zinio, 185.

Low Net
First. flight, Buzz Mac-
Donald, 141; Ross McCutch-
eon, 148.
Sec
145; ak “deClenaghan, 148.

'd flight, Sam Walk-
er, itt oe Landis, 155.

ond flight, Lloyd Ish,| >

divots on the fair-
ways and repairing ball
marks on the greens. Come

1;0n golfers, look after what

we have.

The top 16 players will
tee off in twosomes on Satur-
day at 10. a.m. The draws
are as follows:

1. Jim Bilesky vs Tom
Clark. 2. Bill Perehudoff vs
Bob Jeffery. 3, Buzz Mac-
Donald vs Lloyd Ish. 4. Alex
Perehudoff vs Nick Burak.

. Ross McCutcheon vs Ernie
Fitzpatrick. 6. Otto Walker
vs Neil McClenaghan. 7. Dick
Wayling vs Tom Wilson and
8. Willy Sherstobitoff vs Nick
Shestobitoff.

Eight players will play
on Sunday. The course is not
tied up for any considerable
kngth of time for regular
lay.

THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO OWN
PROPERTY TO GET ON THE
HURISIPAL VOTERS’ LIST

RESIDENT. ELECTORS are es persons, as above:

who have. lived in apartments or other rented residen-<

tial iousing within Castlegar for at least six months be-

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Please watch this column
for a future at
the course.

Proceeds fro!
the tournament went towards
prizes for the winners.

Some of the contestants
presented interesting view-
points the course,

ed that) those who are inter-

ested in helping might keep
specimens ‘overnight in the
freezer in an airtight plastic
bag.

Telephone Rates
For Night Calls

Are Now Lower

“Night owl’ telephone
rates went into effect Sunday

weather conditions and the
overall playing conditions.
Bob Jeffery predicted
the course would play long
on Sunday and it did. This
did not deter “‘deadeye” Phil
Konkin, who was dropping in
50-foot putts as if he knew
what he was doing.
However, an amusing
comment was made by ‘Choo-
Choo’ Hank Godderis when
he complained about the fel-
lows playing the game with-
out any strokes.
__ “Choo-Choo” could not
figure out how he was going

Legion

BINGO

Saturday
Sept. 21st

8 P.M.
LEGION HALL

OWNER ELECTORS are those persons, as above, who

within and whose names are
elacod on the Voters’ ont automatically if their titles
pave been registered prior to 5:00 p.m. on September
30th, 1968.

CORPORATIONS qualifying as Owner Electors (or
Tenant Electors) must appoint agents in writing, who,
are Canadian Citizens or British Subjects, 21 years old
to vote.on their behalf. Agent Appointment Forms

* may be obtained at the Town Hall, but must be return-

ed to the City Clerk before 5:00 p.m. on September
30th, 1968.

The spouse of a Veteran who is an owner elector should
ask the Town Clerk or the Director, Veterans’ Land
Act, about Voters’ List qualifications.

The are for the Vo-
ters’ List only, | for use at the Municipal Election in Dec-
ember, 1968, if
be obtained at the Town Hall (Phone 365-7227).

A. Percheson,
Clerk-Treasurer,
The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

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Registration Resker Hall, Sept. 29, 10 a.m.

Teachers urgently needed. Classes limited to 10
per teacher. Number of teachers determines number
of classes.

Resker Hall annual meeting Oct. 7 at 7.30 p.m.

SHSS ACTIVITIES

By Katherine Knippelberg

Edgett- Groutage Vows
In Vancouver Church

A ‘lovely summer wed-
ding was solemnized in Aug-
ust at Lakeview United]’
Church in Vancouver when
Rev. Dangerfield united in
marriage rel Jane, only
ind Mrs.

the bride presented her
flowers to her grandmother.
The young couple will
reside at Powell River where
the groom is employed.
Out-of-town Russts were
from Haney, Courtenay, Vic-

Loyd of
and H. Ross Edgett, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Edgett

Given in marriage by
her father, the bride chose
for her wedding a gown of
Jace over silk lattets featur-
ing a scalloped neckline, em-
pire walst and A-line skirt
with slight train affect.

The long sleeves, fast-

ened at the wrist by small}

covered: buttons, ended in
lily points. The three-tiered
illusion shoulder-length. veil
was held in place by a tiara
from which hung flowered
droplets.

The bridal flowers, car-
ayer book,
were red sweetheart roses.

Maid of honour, Judi
Groutage, was attired in a
mustard-coloured A - line
sleeveless dress with yellow

corsage.

The best man was Ray
Spracklin, cousin of the
groom.

During the st; ing of the
register soloist Shirley Edg-
ett, sister of the groom, sang
Oh Perfect Love,

Following the ceremony,
a reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Patton former C: re-

toria and C:

Alpha Phi Held
This Season’s First
Meeting Recently

Alpha Phi chapter of

jgma Phi held its be-
ginning day Sept. 11 at the
home of Mrs, David Fergu-
son.

hostess.

On Sept. 17 the sorority
held its it meeting after
summer recess at the home
of Mrs. Marvin, Woods.

Special guests. attending
the meeting mers Mrs. Thom-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968

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as Couch. o! who
_ been appointed social ad-

or and Mrs. V. Holliday al-
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During the cultural pre
‘am. of the evening, 8.
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the bride’s cake, embedded
in white tulle, centered the
decor of pink and white car-
nations.

The couple was escorted
to receive their guests, into
a room “decorated with pink
and white carnations form-

dding rin;
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Following an evening of
dancing, the bride and groom
opened their gifts after which
a buffet supper was Melee
Out-of-town guests wi
Dowels Joanatone of fae

Mr.
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finally seriling into a typi-
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the eight-by-
five timetable system proved
so satisfactory that it
been utilized once again. Bl van
ery morning at 9 a. . elasses | vou!
of one hour’s Tength begin,
separated by four-minute in-
termission periods three
morning Mand two aftern

Clubs beginning to
get on the 2 swing of. things
as_they canvass for new
members and hold executive
elections; one drill has
already Been held to

staff

eventually
most tra-

prepare

armed its
It seems that every year
SHSS is plagued by more

than its share of bomb scar-
es, gas leaks, Trudeau, and
power failures.

This time it was a pow-
er failure.

The school wee given ia

ice warning last Thurs
that t the lectiiy would be
turned ‘0! facilitate nec-
essary work rn the Castlegar
area on Friday afternoon.
Bus students were  in-
formed that -buses. would. not
leave carly and most of them
for their own trans-
did
many3 a lonely afternoon of
activity.

Much speculation > has
arisen in them minds . of. stu-
denier “Will last year be re-
peated ets ”.

me knows

wwhethes to Taugh or sigh.

was

lace and centered
on a lace-covered table.
‘or her daughter's wed-
ding, te bride’s mother wore
an en tris coloured dress with
trim and navy Beves:
pores, ome gard
corsage.
mother

mm’
mn's
chose a blue ie knit suit with
‘multi-coloured blouse. and
beige accessories. Her. cor-
sage was
‘oast :

ding ae was $ made by. the
pride and groom with a heir-
loom cake knife ~ decorated
with white satin ribbon and

the bride's

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