CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 1, 1965

‘Emily McLachlan Bertois
uneral Held on Tuesday. .

"Funeral: services were hata
yesterday for 3. E
Lachlan Bertols,' 68, who. Med
away ‘June 27 in the ‘Cai

sini
Hosplial following a ‘Tengthy, te

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1958 Model W Standard

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- Box 40
Grand Forks, B.C. 3-24

ness

‘Born September 16, 1808 ot
St. Thomas, Ont., she :’ re-
celved i her education in -York-
fon,

teaching profession, Here she
was also married and continued
to teach in many parts of

among them being Salmon Fos 6

Solsqua, Ruby Creek, Sicamous,
Rock Creek and champion
Creek,

Church Women and of the Yak

ley Vista Unit,

Predeceased by , her. hus-}:

band Paul in 1989 she.is surviv-
ed by jone alster. Mrs. Mary

Asa young. lady she‘ came .F
to Salmon Arm and took up her].

style salute was meant to “

Garden Tea Held.
In Honor of.
Miss ‘Anderson,

Honoring Miss Cora Lea An.
derson, : ‘a bride-elect of July,. a
garden tea; was held zecently
at the home of Mrs. George Mii-

+ | ler; Robson, ‘with co-hostesses,

dents ‘show the “Salute oh ote

them by Montreal teacher Broth e.L
Lahale displayed the swastika and Hitler’
side a picture of Jesus Christ in his

er than a man like Hitler,” d
Janguage La Mennals studen'

Mesdanies ‘J, H. Smith; H.. F.

Hyson and a, Raine. . iY
The ‘lace covered tea. table
was centered with a lovely old
fashioned bouquet of pinks, un-
der an arch of wedding. bells
and pink arid white ‘streamers.
; Tea honors were done. by
Mrs, W. T.,Waldie. Servers were
Mrs, C, Thorpe ‘of Trail, Misses
Glentia Howes’ of Kinnaird and
Rita Schuepfer of Robson,
were present

six, nep-

hews 4 and several nieces.
Services were held.in the
chapel of Castlegar , Funeral
Home with Rev. D; L. Faris-of-

ficiating, Burial was in the Park
i9| Memorial Ce metery, Hignaird
jo} with Castlegar Fu ineral

ome ii
charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were Bob Maze,
Wilfred’ Maze,. Ray. Maze,
Morris, Gordon Archibald ead
Hillyerd York.” eh

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During; the’ Sunday..morn-
ing’ service‘at: the Castlegar Un-
ited: Church; ‘Rev.'F.:H. Willey
officiated at the baptism of three
ttle: girls, ‘Susen 5 aargatet,
daughter cr Mrz Mrs. K.
Hall, Sherri Gay, and ts. of

‘Form Lisimaking
Habit to Develop
Accurate Memory

Ladies, to. miake your lives
simpler, ty develo) ing” the: list
making *Jol thin,

Pp.
in your B tesit Be eae if'y
are ‘a busy homemaker. with
eae and one things on ‘your

Of course, most. of you
make lists‘ when you’ go to the
supermarket, “but: the - list-mak-
ing habit goes far beyond mere
shopping lists.

For instance, why not make
a list of ‘odd jobs that need‘to
be done around the house.

out and 1 forget |i
about an entertain-
ment: ist? Include’ your’ favor-

hamesiot sor movies and pooxs you
don i miss;:

$ Por rock Kitchen, use’ a big
calendar on. which | to jot: down
important’ dates.

to} In addition to dally remind-
ers, make lists that have a’ more

packing a trunk or:suitcase, for
instance, : list: everything that
goes ‘in. It'll save you the time
of digging into a- half-packed
bag to make sure you haven't
forgotten. sanything. -

In taking: inventory of your
household effects, lists-are also
mighty useful. ‘And such :inven-

‘tories ~ are. absolutely priceless

in : case; of -loss ° ‘through’ fire,
theft, ete.

For lists: ‘with no: Jlongs time
value; a-small :note-book from

neatly “removed, ‘is videale jing
it’s also.-a : good, idea

ket or. puree at:

tke applica
tage .insur-
ance fee;: there ate’ other chirg-
es which must bé:met)-by the

‘IN borrower: in: arranging the loan.

Wate “Safety
eae

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The ‘approved *Iender *iiay:' de-
duct from: “your ‘Joan ‘or ‘Dill. you
for:‘costs i in

soon as you: dinigh‘one,, cross it ‘

permanent,;: character, «.. When |“

which: the; used sheets tan be}:

S keep |:
this reminder ‘hook in, your poe. i

Castlegar United Church
Holds Baptismal. Servi ices

‘Mr. .and Mrs, ' W. Morris and
Kimberley. ‘Ann, daughter, of
mee Q Wing.

Mr. ne
part, in the fa-
ray tat a service: “were: the
ior choir who sang an anthem
imutied “A-Little Seed Lay 'Fast
Asleep”. “A group of. tots. from
the Sunday school Kindergarten | ¢
class. sang .some «of thei
special favorites.
‘An. interesting . childrén’s
story: was told by Mrs, Austin
Sones: and" a’ reading of the
Twenty-third Psalm was given
by. Kevin Moran.
Senior,‘ and "junior. choirs
combined‘: sang . the « selected

ings| “Summer ‘Days are Come ‘Ag-

ain.” They‘ were accompanied
an BY Mrs, K. Muirhead at.the or-
| gan, while organist for the jun-
“alee choir was Miss Heather Mar-

.. As Mr, Willey ‘will bé away
from’ the area for the ‘next
month, he announced the. July
services ‘will’be handled:by Mr.

G. Hughes, Mrs. S, Lanzarotta,

Mr. A. McKinnon, Mr. R. Hunter, with

Mr. L. Eopott, Mrs. PB. Swift
and Mr. C.F. Lambert:

ite radio programs, TV features, ! :) :

a. surveyor's certificate or. its|
equivalent showing ' the location
of your house on the lot.

He may: also: charge you|:

for the” Tegal work performed
for the lender ins the

title.to the property; preparing
the mortgage; and sub-searches
of title necessary for loan ad-
vances. In addition you. will be
required to pay the accumulated

interest on’ mortgage advances
‘during construction.

. GET YOUR SECOND CAR WHILE”

LE

the bride-elect, Mrs, C. A. An-
derson and Mrs," J: Schuepfer
by," Mrs. ‘Milter,’

Prior to the tea, games were
played and. the bride-elect was
given directions for a treasure

hunt’ which took her, and ‘her | >

companton Miss Schuepfer . ar-
ound the. garden and at various
Points, the, treasure, hostess
gifts, were found and enjoyed.

Each of the 18 guests bro-
ught their favorite recipe with
appropriate poems and advice to

bride-elect,, the: key note

r bee ‘a recipe read by.

Mrs,
filler of on “How, to Cook a Hus

id Mrs. R. De- | ial
ast week left |:

foe. during | thi
mast to retirn to their home

in Calgary.
Mrs, : E. Fogie Thompson
who: spent’ a ‘few’ days visitin
J. a mmf

y evening ret
home in Feitvale

- Mr, and ure Wm, Easton
spent the weekend visiting with
Mr, ‘and Mr Switt at their
home in Harrop. Mr. and Mrs.
Swift ‘are former Robson resid:
ents.

Mr. and Mrs.. ‘Les Canten
left Friday for;-Kelowna :where
they will make: their ‘home. .

Mra. L. P. - Ferguson: spent
a few. days ‘in « the | Castlegar
and! District Hospital: =

' Mis,” Ho Johnson’ and Mrs.

oa Roberts’ ‘visited’ at Camp
Rony: on "Saturday: afternoon
where the Ki aird Girl Guides
were campin ‘ f

_ ANTIDOTE
Thank God for the man who is
rs ig, he “ma
In. spite of life's. troubles, I
say.

Who sings of a biighter fom
orrow,

Becaiisé: “of 3 tlie clouds “of! to-
day.

Lite? is? -bedutitul’ sermon,
And ‘this is its lesson to me:
§ th siniles and, they

Face cares swath. a song, and

they

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thanks to. the: fol-

“ways ‘fo ‘make our

track . cand fietd dey. ‘such a sromendeus

Trophies: John Holden, ‘Bob Beate ‘Bill: Oleski, ‘§

~Mel Maglio, Peter Young, Harry. Ramsden. of’ Co-
-Jumbia Valley Distributors, Robert Faulkner, Joe

Green, Village of Kinnaird. PA system: Greep’s |

Eléttfic. $20; ‘hampet - set er Pictures: ‘Jim
Ford aie ri

Mitchell’: ‘Supply,

\ their’ add:
Plumbing, Maddocks and Pet: |
, all the teachers who -
it

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“ Columbla ‘Cellulose’ has an-

A.'Pike to the ig and of man-

noimneed the‘appointment of F..

* Lack of Accomimednion |
Cuts Enrolment at. NDU”

Lack ' of: suitable. accommo-
dation on Notre ‘Dame Univer-
sity'’s ‘campus ‘and: in Nelson
eity homes will likely. cut down
student enrolment next fall a
county court judge has dlsclos-
ed. f

Addressing 22 business and
community leaders, Judge Leo
S. Gansner, said that on June
15 NDU's registrar had receiv.
ed more than 1,200° inquiries
from prospective students for
the next academic year, com-
Pared to 425 at the same time
a year ago.
>. Judge Gansner told the din-
ner er, mesting ‘that Aes inquir-

Pike's’ new. duties will
tiictats the coordination of long-
range planning,’ the — econo!

special studies and ‘the

"4 ination of:‘data on-new systems
and techniques-related to lan;

ning oa economic ..analysis.
e joined Columbia
Collulsee in 1880 following ex-

ie tensive 7 We tua in the forest
! industry.

fe studied: at the unl-

evaluation of Tijor projects, and }

woul je recely-
ed before’ the ‘start. of the fall
term. Based on these figures -he

‘said the university would have

c| to count on a minimum. of 200

applicants: froin ‘qualified stud.
ents eligible for admission, *
During” the! 1064-65, term
close’ ‘to 500: students’ enroled
and “the! -university: next fall
could accommodate ' about 700
classroom students, Chances are
that’a'number of applicants
pe turned. down, ‘he Hants wal

Judge Gansner expressed Hope y

that people will spport the’im-
mediate’ need: for expansion of
NDU’s: physical plant in’ large
numbers and in a most generous
way, 9)

The. meeting was called pri-
marily.to discuss the univeralty’s

fortheoming’’ capital " campaign |‘

aimed ‘at’ $2,100,000: and to gain
support for the . building: pro-
gram in order to: meet. the: ra-

Blaly growing enrolment.
It is expected not later than

veraities of. Manitoba and Bri-

tish' Columbia,’ and holds mem-

berships in’ the’ B.C. Society ‘of
Professional. Engineers, the En-
gineering Institute of Canada
and the Association of B.C. Re-
gistered. Foresters, é

of three new
buildings, the’ first of a’ three-
stage ‘library: development, the
first stage’ ofa science com-
plex and a women's residence

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, .July/ 1) 1905 it

Alpha Phi Chapter
Close for Summer
With Barbecue

embers. of, Alpha Phi
chiapie of Beta''S! i Phi-en-
joyed ‘a Ybarbecie “With their
husbands ‘at. the: home of,
and Mrs, J. (Charkan, This mark:
ed the’ close’ of- activities for
the: see ‘months,

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