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B CASTLEGAR NEWS. Thursdav. Ancmet 1; yee
AR NEWS, Thursday, August 19, 1965

GOLD CORD, highest award in Guidng,
has been received in» recent months by

four Robson Guides. To

Gold Cord, applicants must have several
service badges and recommendations from
their Guide company, captain and dis-

trict commissioner. They
an outside challenge set

qualify for the

must also meet
by the district

commissioner.
Giraud, 1st Robson Guide Company cap-
tain Mrs. Reg Bro, Donna Dewis, Dene
Giraud, deputy provincial:

Mrs. Henry Hyson, Joy Anderson and dis-
trict commissioner Mrs. Rose Johnson.

an: |. The log
| for, Celgar: pulp mill are now |:

Shown here are Kathy

| tion of the dam.

| the log bundles will pass throu-

Hydro Calls

BC. Hydro has ‘called ten-
ders on a contract to provide

dles'from the Columbia river at
Arrow. damsite ‘during construc-|'

The. contract calls ‘for two
loading-out units for removing
log bundles from the river up-
strean) of the damsite and two
similar loading-in units for re-
turning the log bundles to the
river “downstream of the con-
‘struction area.

equipment to remove log bun-|

Log mate |
Tenders for Arrow Dam |

recolved until noon, Soptemtor |

Textured Stockings
Aro in for the Fall

Textured stockings are “in”
for fall especially with the short-
er skirts beloved of the younger
fashion crowd. The really “with
it’ stockings are the heavy tex-

tuted with hand knitted look in

towed.to the mill by tugs. When
Arrow Dam is completed in'1969

gha concrete navigation lock

the dam,

A mile-long haul road: has
been completed on the south
bank of the river past the dam-
site. The loading “in” and “out”
equipment will be installed at
both ends of the. logging road.
Truck and trailer’ units will be
used to haul the logs’ past the
damsite.

‘The t calls for the
design, supply, fabrication, de-
livery, ‘installation and testing
of the new equipment.

—. Castlegar News Photo

Bids on the contract will be

West Vancouver: Woman:

Chosen B.C.

“Mrs. J. S. Kendrick of West
‘Vancouver was recently elect-

Guide Head —

jed provincial

firm from Revel-

‘for
30,000 members _ of the Gil
Guide in B.C.

G. WwW. G.
WORK PANTS /
AND SHIRTS
We have.a full range of
: Golors.and sizes...
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Mrs, Kendrick was born and
educated:in Vancouver, attend-
UBC and Normal School, She} p
started working with girls as a
‘leader in CGIT but became in-
terested in-Girl Guiding in Mont-
real when her daughter wished

was a shortage of leaders. °
; . Mrs.‘Kendrick has been ac-

to become a Brownie and -there wi

A
stoke submitted
bids on two contracts to clone
sections of land adjacent to the
Upper Arrow Lake when ten-

B.C. Hydro’s-head office in Van-
couver.

"Both ‘areas to be cleared | s
are adjacent path the ‘north
arm of Upper Arrow Lake that
il -be flooded when the reser-
voir is filled following construc-
tion of Arrow

Revelstoke Firm Tender
Is Low Bid for Clearing

ders were opened last week at| 4!

east | $183,080; Schutt Construction

dam.
On the first contract to | Olym:

clear. approximately 280 acres
wiH & K Zirnitis of Revelstoke
submitted a bid of $134,244 and
on the second contract to clear
approximately 195 ‘acres, $77,-

Other firms bidding on. the
first contract were Interior Con-
truction Co. Ltd... Penticton,

Co. Inc,, Eugene, Oregon, $299,-
000;. Cattermol le-Tretheway,
Contractors, itd. Vancouver,
$662,400; and J. D. Dutton, Inc.,
pia, Wash., $1,109,750.

to be built near the centre of

tive in’ the ‘for. the

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Private beach end park for your use

ark in ‘the shade, of

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New’ residents to: Sastleear
d' Car!

Nelson. Newlyweds Take

Residence

and aqua: carnations and the

are Mr. and Mrs.
Arcuri: whose . wedding: era
=) place. in July at the Cathedral
of Mary. Immaculate:in ‘Nelson.
"The bride ‘is the.

were the
same in nosegay. style.
Mr.’ Jim Phillips was best
man and ushers were Mr. Je!
Ekstrom: and Mr.-Jack Catena

“A on was held in.the

, Pelehborhood, ona family’:

and wild colors.

+ ‘For more’ conservative. fe-
males, the other type of textured
stocking—the ‘lacy nylon and
the diamond pattern are winning
more favor, Fashion promotion
constantly features iets, Bolnt:
ing: out. that. shorte:
importance to the ees.

Subtle hints and shades in
sheer and lacy nylons are sup-
posed to match, blend or delib-
erately contrast with shoe lea-
thers. Pale, pale colors will be
seen with new fashion darks
for fall. Winter pastel suits and
dresses will however need the
fresh look of petal and pearl
tints, on the legs.

The patterns look best with
short, clegant cocktail dresses
and ‘plain shoes ‘and also in

ect jakes Fac
‘: plant ly pation Result fs, you can talk,
caugh, ent eat amt ing without discomfort oF

CUSHION ay is easy to use—nothiag to

mix or measural Simply squeeze out of tube

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dian unity. He demanded.
awa withdraw the: mips
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matter irs je Fes

led,’
igs unfortunate that in its
fie eld. ning seems

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i whether or not there is |]
ny vo merit in’ B.C.’s_ case,
‘here is Je eortataly the merit of
feece

cjutching ig thelr, offshore Jj

darker shades so_the
will really show. The heavy tex-
tured hand-knit. type look best

with casual clothes and flat or
low-heeled shoes,

Choosing Right
Neighborhood
Very Important

By CMHC:

Choosing the Hehe neigh-
borhood in’ which build: or
uy is often ee more
important than ‘the ‘selection of
the house itself. In other words,
prospective home owners
accept a house ‘that does not
completely meet their’ expect-
ations in order to be in the right
neighborhood.

This is understandable’ con-
sidering the influence ‘of the

's pat-

tern of living.
there are children of
school age some thought should
be given to traffic conditions
and the’ children’s’ safety... Off-
street .as. well.'as “recreation:

22. -indannite

facilities is‘a further -importar
consideration “for: families : wit

of Mr. and Mrs. Folke H. Ekst-
rom of Ymir and the bridegroom
is the son of Mr. Carlo Arcuri of
Nelson.

:Mrs..M. Lanigan.was organ-
ist for the’ ‘well: attended event
and: Miss K: Murison was. vi
soloist.“ me, ae ate
es of flowers

Catholic halt,’ ‘which was decor-
ated in green’ and white. The
wwedidng cake was made by the
mother of the bride. Dancing
followed a sit-down supper.

Mr, George Murray of mir | as

~. Another. factor
choosing a. neighborhood «is. it
relation to the’ place of work of
the head of the family. Access
to-work or to. the city cent
should not be calculated simply
distance but rather: as tra-

was master of ceremonies.’

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Sdrprite Shower

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For Blythe Rogers.

reprige* miscellaneous
| Baws honoring , Miss, Blyth
Ro gers, A bride-e lect of this com-
in Saturday, held in the
Robson churn hall last: week

corated with streamers and aa
Corsages were presented to ae.
bride-to-be, her ‘mother, Mrs, B.
Rogers, and-Mrs, A. Jenner, the
groom's mother.
Games were played during
the evening and Blythe was as-
sisted: in the opening .of. her’
many beautiful gifts by her sis-
ter Jane, Mra. ‘T. McGregor; Miss
Helen- Belbeck and” Miss Faye}
Jenner.
oDuneh-was | served. by~ athe | n
hostesses Mrs. :1.. Salekin,
‘Mrs. E: Thors, Mr
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ornamented the - church ‘' and
white ribbons marked the -guest |
pews.
‘Given in by her

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‘father, the bride was lovely in
white lace over organza. -

arn rataeai

floor-length: bell-shaped -plkint
featured .a cathedral. train. and

were lily point,

‘Her? "ghouilder-léngth ” veil
was held by a petalled: head-
piece and she carried red Ameri-
can ‘and sweetheart roses in-a

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cascade bouquet. 2
~- Her pearl necklace was. a
gift of the bridegroom.:

. Mrs. June Ackert,. sister at
the. bride, was matron of honor
and: bridesmaids . ‘were .. Miss
Diane Ekstrom and Miss Susan
Ekstrom, also. sisters of the
bride.. They were all’ gowned
alike in fitted ©. aqua-colored
dresses of Bemberg organza
over rayon taffeta with. three-
quarter length sleeves. The slim
skirts featured: net-lined orgau-
za overskirts with self-bows trim-
med with flowers. Their’ veils
were of the same Material with
coronet of flowers en tone, and
their shoes were aqua, They
wore wrist-length gloves. The
matron of honor carried a cres-
cent shaped’ bouquet. of white

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_New Houses ‘Additions
and Re-Modelling
Ph, 359-797 359-7376 .

B. McAllister, Mrs. . O.
B, Dams, Mrs. J. oat
. 1, Millis,

“Tours of the Celgar Pulp | Division ‘will ‘be
held. week days, except Thursdays, at: 1 pam:

arrangements such as -gro
the

ve; ple:

forthe pre-
diction that. n
until, 1967 or eae ie Unely

men close .

pute have, ea areat deal. of con-
n fo | be.\\confused

with the lind of. bravado which

emanates from Victoria when it

is con thin ice—in the province's

‘And: they p point with some
glee to what they. construe.to. be
evidence that: Ottawa, :in | the
past, has had some

acho}
pra it atid féél-a céttain in-
gnation ‘when ‘given: the title
ot Fromemaker ¢ or such. I feel it's
trying: to"gild: the ‘Illy. ‘Just. try
‘and “name : me* any’ occupation
that'can* outnumber, .the num-
bers employed in- the rank and
file -of the housewife.
‘When an eight-hour job. is
marked’ by a. coffee’ break, this
is Seep Polley: Now. 8]

6 anid quite
n

About 800 Doukkhdbors from

about its own position.
These. people cite a. mea-
sure which Ottawa was hard at
work on’ in:1957, when the’! em-
bers. of: a future’ conflict: with
the: provinces; were just barely
glowing...
Termed Bill L, the

“The ndment eh
vest. in the, federal , Sovernment
‘control of. all. terri ry. forming
part of Cana da ou "not within
any province.” 4

on; the ‘rocks when some astute
senators, saw. in? it: a threat.-to
provincial

then! jae

rights in, teritoral

area as-
sembled by. the:Verigin Tomb
Sunday to, commemorate. the
28rd anniversary of,.the death
of: Peter -Verigin-Yastrebo,. spir-
itual leader of the Doukhobors

from) 1939 ‘to: 1942.
Mr. .Verigin- -Yastrebo waé re-

cognized’ as‘ spiritual: leader fol-| with:

lowing: the ‘death’ of his’ father |

amend- | Pete r Chistiakov Verigin in 1939.

‘John J. Rilkoff, chairman o:
the Union:of Spiritual Commuat:
ties of .Christ,,in his - adress
spoke of his examp)
ae to Ti ing aby! the Chris.

ian,

the: bill and ‘denied it, was'a ene

for‘only’ 7 per mo

Syatl

5 aapoiaaikal of

2fenagtia tists

ervcorts}

and’ provinc 1G
mits, ‘but ::you - Soren" likely. t
a) in the petrol

eral ‘grab, but the mea-
sure foundered, :

exploration, ‘Petr

year.

The prospects do: Jook rea-

sonably good, ‘There is oll of
a | shore - from fornia: and
:| steike-has been made in Alas

Please, | ‘Not Yet
:¥e' asmafor’ offshore field
ie government royalty
‘ would.

| Saami unity

ee hi
b 28 eral :

ould | a

We cai g

ideas tt that put efficléncy,into our

work or. turn what ‘appears to

be ‘a. useless. ‘article ' into: ‘some

servicsabie task ‘again.
is isn't. intended

aacipeta exchange. for most

wives ‘of ‘any: standing u

have an: ‘adequate

some . bee in

the
frowned upon:

season? is th

holida’
service. to:be:had from: Me new

awe I fe
g to leave room for. expan~
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