Mathews-Hendricks

-A_ late afternoon wedding; Castlegar, son of Mr. and Mrs.
recently united Miss Noreen May| A. Mathews of Antler, Sask.
den Caen ON 24 an AevbIooiog. eerenaay. Held

e Hen: o! ni e double-ring ceremony held
and Donald Richard Mathews of|in the Kinnaird United Church

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Wedding

with the wedding music by Mrs.
Wally Walper. y,

The bride, given in mar-
tlage by her father, was radiant
in her floor-length gown of white
brocaded satin enhanced by
rose inserts of the material with
her shoulder-length veil misting
from a rhinestone tiara.

For jewelery accent she
wore a three-strand mother of
pearl necklace while her
hands she carried a cascading
bouquet of pink roses.

Her only attendant, Miss
Marilyn Markle, was attired in
a sleeveless blue gown carrying
a bouquet of white flowers.

Mr. Dave Bonner was best
man with Mr. Berry Dickinson
and Mr. Tom Ledham sharing
ushering dufles.

A reception followed in the
Robson Community Hall which
was decorated with pink and
white streamers. The bride’s
table was centered by a floral
arrangement around three tap-
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pink and white.

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cake was set separately.on a
lace-covered table flanked by
candles in silver holders.

Assisting the bride and
groom in receiving the guests,
the bride’s mother chose a two-
piece green suit with matching

A toast to the bride was
given by Mrs. Fred Johnson of
‘Trail, a friend’ of the family.

Mr. Ron Hendricks made a
toast on behalf of relatives and
friends unable to attend from
out of town.

Miss Colleen McDonnel, a
friend of the bride, attended the
guest boo!

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Saskatchewan, where they. will
visit the groom’s parents, the
bride chose a baby blue ‘wool
dress with black accessories and
beige coat.

‘With her, outfit she wore a
black diamond’ necklace, a gift
from the groom.

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Parliament Bulldings,
Victoria, BoC.

Be ‘Pathetic Condition’ of Local Hi

The “pathetic ‘eonditions’
of highways In’ and; around
Castlegar — and many streets
maintained by the town itself
within its own municipal tim-
— came under ‘fire at
's meeting Tuesday

night.

Ald.

RCMP has been called to ac-
-cldents caused by -pot holes

on Columbia Ave.. in front of
Kootenay Bulldors:store while
Aid. Lorn Zinio said there is

it 5
rse said the corner
of. ya and "Columbia is al-

wa bad spot. while
of incidents took ’ pt

wheel a its s antire front end
assembly‘ pushed back under

the vehicle’ on hitting a pot
ole.

Mr. Zinfo shoted che ‘Ross-
i tan: ral MLA Don Srothers

joys sald. there. are

Lashed at Castlegar Council

wi fo.) Teal where co-op bus.
to make five

pot h holes,
“Mayor. R. C.-Maddocks sald

a meeting has been ieee with
highways department ‘offici-
als and they have indicated a
willingness fo co-operate fully
ta alaviating’ the rv local
road conditions. He cautioned,
however, that his first con-
cern In speaking with offic:
lals had been about the sec-

tien of highway located with-
In the fown‘limits::=°
At’ the suggestion of Mr.
Zinio, council agreed to send
a fetter iv mr. Sraiiwis pro-
testing inte, poor conditions of
jhways with a copy fo
teal bioh nister Gaglardi.

Cec Gorse said the

Era:
McLAREN TROPHY. wad recently presented to Castlegar |

. Air Cadet Squadron No. 581 as the top squadron in B.C.
To win the trophy, the members were matched against..37
squadrons | throughout: B.C. .Shown:here’with the silver-
ware are, left to right, F/Sgt. Dale Newman, Sgt. Albert
Jankola, WO2 Chris MacBain, F/Sgt. Wilf Leduc and
WO2 John Vaessen. The trophy was presented by J. M.
Ewart of Vancouver at a special parade last week.

_— Castlegar News Photo

‘sections of: road on the iol:

VOL. 19; No. 49

Publicht i

Hydro Eromises in }

rk at:Syxinga ctee @

f B.C. Hydro ever
ing undertaken: development'-of
public parks under its own ad-
tration. and. aes ithe A
to “kindly supply us: with
copy of the sthiement in whieh

to” implicate Salkice Coll
a controversial ‘matte: 4
ei regard -| the.co)

in ep first to bring in-a
¢\dratt letters" patent; and):

wish | decide -intelligen'
in| they are for or aj

ar.
‘The aims and objectives of
minittee,’as decided at the

five:

_| lation” by. Hydro, /It also shows

2 year, budget: ‘and to comrile suf-
ficient data “that “voters can

whether
ist. a DM.”

‘d village of
fice.and ie innair by “Mr. Hip- |":
well, Mr. Selbie, Mr. Reed, Mr.

mills.
‘The committee ‘also hopes :
to produce a final ort in Feb-

ive: Jan..1,

ig. | pointed» chairman of th
commission on security.

ible
"at fine same meeting, Prof-
Ohliger agreed to. act as an ob-

Mayor Pred icls © oe
Staff. Planning

: the

of directors of *Chemcell Tita.
andiof Columbia Cellulose Go, Bi
eff +1967.

Mr... Marshall succeeds M.

ickenzie: who: has resigned.
Mackenzie was recently ap-
ie royal

“Mr. joined the
Chemcell organtationin 1954 as

Little:and'F. : Krell — Mr. pera

*|-and-plenic’ areas.

park,iaJgrou: camp'z0n
a_boat: Jaunching area, ljaunch-
ing Tramps, a‘car park and beach

‘Ald. Cee’ Gorse noted ‘the
booklet had rec

proposed: waferraccess parks at}.
ena Park.

if oi tenade or.im-
=) pled”: —cby- Hydro spokesmen
on the'subject be prepared...
He also isuggested that the
town work with the Chamber of
Commerce and any interested

ettan was received in a}
from

broke: 0} Ly, eee pment
of: pata oa ‘there’ will be

oeblich! U

i He ds that. “heeause
stirs damage to the: site
paws caraton ot

Meier “costly.” ee

:| He continues: “We ca
‘quently chnitiot geo bir way. velar
to ‘commencement ' of" ‘develop-
ment ~ here without “sufficient

money we" do" not’ have
time.”.

By HAZEL WOODROW
Staff Reporter:

Kinnaird. ;ratepayers:" were
warned this week against being
| too;hasty in’ offering: their“sup-
“| port’ of the:formation of, a dis-
¢| trict ia unieipallty.

airman Carl Loeblich, at

a pale forum meeting held
Tuesday night, told those in at-
tendance that “anyone who fav-
ors’ a Fd

sane not only to complete site,

rges Residents

ed service woul we Pets he|
asked” “We certainly haven't
been told. ‘And do you want to
keep, that ferry?”

“The government,” he add-
ed,’ “would give it to us’ for. a
and we come even paint it

Mr Loeb-

merely making ‘a
haa notre examined the: mene He

a
a | would advise e you ‘he
look

orm. Mai
‘MLA Do DI!

contacts and should be asked

to cl matter with his},

ag watrong. re:

2) should ‘certainly; be « wh how.
its formation would t benelt us.”

to t this thing |.2
Toeblich ooo aaa

ge mill rate in villages through-
out 8 Be. iste 16 mills and that the

In
uch pointed out th that; the ‘aver-|'

rate in. a district
area ally. ‘is 27 mills ith
Som going as high ‘as 40

that he was not
Mi:

asked

y : “yillage
Carl ‘Losblich 3 at a
held -this week
Community’

were in attendance to hear coun-
fs reports on the yeat’s activi-

ties.:
“Con tradicting reports ‘that
‘Village's

chairman
a public fa forum |.

d'| the

“finances were oe

e-| somewhat, strained,” Comm, G.

ce that “such ‘is not the
were indications in

igus he veald,, wk due to

Rust assured those in-atten-]:*°

BILL: HORVATH
bested ae of Conia

Central omen nay Be heen pel

trict see! lection for area

J. is We G. temerity Horvath of Blue
Creek.

ener) su]

‘Heat for Fire Hall

Pega cost of the blackt

cerca estimates ‘a curtail-
mente of expenditures ‘was nec-
‘85:
eowever: Mr Rust pottited
that stringen'

* Waldie Resigns
From the Selkirk...

Re-Institution

Action by the Central ‘Koo:
fenay a et District: fo. re-| all was, elec
instate ‘some © form’ of statt
plennina services fs anticipat- a
Mayor c Maddocies

eranda ete

SThe [cell in. Montreal.

poetslon ‘was. made to® Be ;
down the planning. depart. .WEEK’S WEATHER

Mx M. Rn Sun”
$2.29 —' 53.

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fe been: held.

i sbid: it: was
| views | ex-

1
Fao:
3
a:
5

ively -became secretary. -treasur-

962 "Mr. ‘Marsh-
president of Col-

S| ed inthe head office of Chem-

College, Council
OURS", Bob) Waldie of Rob-
son-has resigned as provincial,

the Selkirk College council.

tation: with his doctor.
Mr,” Waldie

semi-retirement for “some years
now and has been getting
volved in more activinies “than
his doctor desirab

[any unneccessary exp

government ‘reorezentative © on!’

has’ been: in|»

enditures

and the end result, was “far be-
yond expectations,” ‘
“eThe accounts ‘at the year’s
end,” he said, “will definitely
show a de

was fully expected ‘when $12,-
000: was ited! from the caer

it! be available ‘for a project’ such
1} as a proper heating system for.
the fire. “Esl

cit, P
“However,” he added, “this

have put Castlegar in a position
where some funds may. possibly

was disclosed by. May-
ell

men
without too much beefing.” He
finance Ck Ald. | D!

“Comm.
“quite "rue" ‘that some’ of the
ed expenditures were ell-
ninatea at. the time ° of : the
che.added,

‘Mr. ‘Waldie ‘said-he has‘ ine
formed Education Minister Les,
Peterson ‘that he will always,

maintain his in’

College and hopes he can’ con-
-tintie: to ’support. it ine some Wi ly
a: private. citizen.

interest in Selkirk] this

thls fs nota serious situation
as our works crew: would: have | re!
‘been unable ‘to: complete them
year in any event.”

‘These: will,’”; “ne. Yontinued,
“be: repro! rogrammed 8 and thidget,
ed‘for in '1867.")°")

Lorne Zinio make: fuids’ uvail-
able to the firemen for the heat-

able.

committee Fareed

Ald. Cec Gorse called th
er heating of:the fire hall” the
most urgent necessity.”
‘Fire Chief Ed Lewis added
that in: cold weather, following
turn $0 4 the fire hall ‘afi
tals is nots saree
cate nt to. dry out. wet lines and
clothing. “let alone being warm
exons for: any: adoor, activi-

The
taken to, eo town finances in| aa
shape these. past’ few: months |: fe

ft intendent ‘with Boum!

dary
in| tric, -Mr.’ Horvath is a‘ trustee of
the: ‘Blueberry. C Creek Irrigation
euat of the e board of man-
District

| ing if such monies: are | be!
found by Mr. Zinio to'be avail-

ited
patne candidate is also chair-
‘a special CKRD commit-
rop-| tee sade the ia: duane’ an of
restonal and
is a member er of th ie CKRD plan-
‘ning

son, ‘ Ae ‘Horvath
this area as mainten: ce miner
intendent tor School District Ni
d his
a son: at-

tending UBC and .a second:dau-
ghter working ag i, Vancouver

People. Wand to Contact College .

District Municipality Forum is Dec.

| kirk College. The forum will be
soenonsored, *by.ithe > Castlegar |'s!
tt} and District’ Chamber of Com-

merece. ietele Selkirk: College.
Kinnaird are:
To be held Dec, 20 at. 7.30 | Castle;

News, Dr.

public attendance.

Kinnaird’s chairman Carl
lich taking op: pposing ara sltions
on. the--proposi

The forum will be moderat-
ed by; Dr. John Ohliger, director
of continuing education ‘at Sel-

experts,”

In. an interview with | the
gar Ohliger
pointed out the importance of

» said,
Dr. ohliger. added that the
‘opinions expressed at the forum
could prove. beneficial : to. the

steering committee * _ presi
taying the question‘ of. a’ aay
trict: municipality
Mayor ddocks and ~ Mr:
Loeblich: will open’ the forum,
each presenting 10 minute state-
ments pro and con, The audience
will then be divided into Exoups

“People should ‘hear all| from_the following ‘areas:
b-| points of view and have the.op-'
portunity of of asldng questions of

egar,
and. West _ Robson,
Blueberry Creek, Gotischenta;
Raspberry, .. Pass... Creek
Krett ‘Under the direction “« of
faculty. and: community leaders,

‘see To Take Partin Diecasaie ak

experience

pare on the.”
board during ite: orvath year

own Loebiich and Maddock

the groups will formulate’ ques-
tions and opinions :to the panel.
Dr. Ohl,

to reserve a place for'them
in the groups.
“This

would
full, “he added, ‘and would help
us fo estimate how:many people
in attendsnce from the

t, | various districts.
Interested persons may con-
id | tact Dr. Ohliger by phoning 365-

7292,
© #§eliirk College isa com:

iger further urged
that interested residents contact

be very help-

. Obliger | Ft

ns
view.”

Dr. Ohliger sald that state-
Had on the’ is Mi

Inter date.

ed the hast 9 be
orientation and yeducation for all
pegsonnel involved’. -:. oe re-
gional ict “cons the
organization of its wha in
North

Mr. Horvath noted that the
services of: the CKRD ‘are. a’

"| able -when requests are, made

and then aco is iearris led out
y 0} con ion.”
te. He emphasized that individ-
uals and organized groups’ in
the regional district must make
before action re be
“he is!

committee. ‘
"A longtime "resident of NeE
th «first: came bes

wife have one P

wan the

the
Datict fer aren E wince Bee
es, is election: to the

“Under ‘Review

“The 12unit senior citizens’
home, een pelle cost 'approxi-

mat taly $120, and
will be located. me

avail-| St. and, bth Ave. Cast

legar, is
now in the stage of reviewing
Piangs and. deni

are being held re-

ssible

ction.
The senlor¢ alison home
is’ a Rotary ject. A.
smoker was mae recently. by

members to assist’ in raising
ey for this particular pro-

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