CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1967,

‘8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 23, 1967

Gleeson-Zaitsoff Wedding
4n early fall wedding in {united in marriage Verna Zait-
the Castlegar United Church {soff and Donald Gleeson, both

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES —
Box’ 731, ; Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365 5503

of Mancouver:
le is the daughter

son of City of Two Mountai ins,
Quebec.

Rev, George Hermanson

the double weddi

ring ceremony, held Oct, 21, _
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was radiant in a
floor-length, A-line fashioned
bridal gown. The bodice was of
French lace with scalloped neck- |&
Hne and short, beiled sleeves,
‘The peau de sole skirt featur-
"ted a French lace applique in
front as did her long cathedral |§
train.

Her headpiece of pearls and
rhinestones held in place a four-
tiered chapel veil of nylon net.
‘Tiny pearl earings were her on-
ly jewellery and her cascading
jbouquet was a white orchid
centered in yellow spray mums.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Jean Marsden of Vancouver and
bridesmaids were Mrs, Sharon
Clausen of Trail, Patricla Mc-|f
Cloy of and Janet

Zaltsoff, cousin of the bride, of
Kinnaird.
The bride's attendants were

and long, belled sleeves, Their

gowns and were trimmed with

District will make. a bid
ing in'its

BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reeves,
4 Phone 865-7175
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel:
Plaza

Family Bible le Hour - 10 am.
Fa Worship 11 a.m.

orship — 7.80 p.m.
All Welcome

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.

ing shoes and each carried a bou-

souutive committee
They wore match-(mend to the board that the| ganized areas.

CKRD License

Central Kootenay Regional “ho: ard Fequést’ the
85-/ municipal affairs to amend the
ie power of business licens-|ietters patent to include section

area.
‘At a recent meeting of the| 450 of part X of the Municipal

|headdresses were pillboxes made |district, a: question from Castle. Act for the lectoral areas.”
of the same material as their gar zepresentative e Lorne Zinio This s

ecticn| i ithe hes part of of
ited in a motion “that. the|the Municipal A

recom: | with business estat in unor-

quet of white and yellow mums,

Starts Thurs., Nov. 23 for 10 Days
“Baby’s Hungry” Indoor (Christmas

Doll Light Sets

1744" Tall. , 15 Lights.
Special. Compare at $5.09

Carving Set
Compare at $8.95. 5.88

Special. .

Compare at $6.95.
Special.

Chrome
Butter Dish
4.49

‘They all wore jade pendants, gift
of the bride.

Best man was Ronald Glee-
son, Jr. brother of the groom,
of City of Two Mountains, Que-
bec. Sharing ushering duties
were Michael R. Zaitsoff, broth-
er of the bride, of Castlegar,
George Kellington of Vancouver
and Murray Macintosh of Van-
couver.

A reception was held in the
Kinnaird hall which was decor-

Hi-Lite Restaurant

“SPECIALIZING.IN CHINESE FOOD”
‘Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6'a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays
- Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

Xmas Light Set

Noma. 25 Lights. Compare at $11.19. ...

Outdoor Kits.
_ Floodlights

at $5.10 - . at $5.99
Special 3.59 Special 4,29

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a |

ated with Pink and white stream-

ers and-bel

An ecru lace tablecloth cov-
ered the bride’s table, centered
with a four-tiered wedding cake
topped by two doves holding sil-
ver wedding. rings. Yellow tap-
ers in silver triple candle-hold-
ers flanked the wedding cake.

Propos
bride! 5 attendants.
For her daughter’s wedding,
the bride’s mother chose a dress
of blue crepe topped by a three-
length coat of matching
lace. Her accessories were white
and she wore a corsage of white
mums,

The groom’s mother chose a
dress of double knit blue wool.
Her accessories were eggshell!
and her corsage was of white

mums.

For her wedding trip to
Portland, Ore., the Deide those
a suit of green brocade topped

Revolvers
And Pistols

SMITH AND WESSEN
BROWNING AND RUGER
LEUPOLD — REDFIELD — WEAVERER

FULL STOCK OF RE-LOADING SUPPLIES
SCOPES INSTALLED BY PROFESSIONAL GUNSMITH

Norms Sport. Shop |

300 Baker St. NELSON, B.C. Ph: 352-2015
Open Mondays from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

stole, Her

was a white orchid,

27-Piece.

Punch Sets

Compare at: $9.29.
Special.

“H4;-Ball”
‘Tumbler Sets _

9Va-02. “Tumblers.
Compare at $5.95.

Xmas Tree Stands

Fits Trees Up to 3” Special.

Clothes
Hamper

Three Colors.
Special. :

Rubbermaid Cannister

Carousel

; hing in One S|
B Speaicl bergeln af pe) 95

Hoover Deluxe

Hair Dryer

GE Teflon
Fry Pan

MOONLIGHT EFFECT is evident in'this picture

dows and ghostly: ‘white are especialy evident

2s" uBach week it seems the con-

yersation: falls to’ how can you

make:do: with what you have as

more’ and mou ‘pressure is felt;

by ‘those

curront istrikes++
Christmas{has already been

cut back, in {mal

egardless :

oi the dour

Budget, will, miaed more time to
form \up jagairi;
‘The ‘mention’ of Christmas

: alien Jast!!:week’ /brought the

question’ of: how: to’make’a very
economical ‘one. Fruit cakes -are
nota ‘specialty’ os Fi

luch: has ; been ‘said about
in‘ this ‘our: Centennial

of the churchyard at . Kinnaird, the in:the
place which is apparently the namesake of’ the :
‘West Kootenay's Garden| Town. The stark’ sha-

in
the skyline’ at right centre is: ‘Kinnaird Castle, }o¢
focal point of the entire area,

Tim Repin Fined.
For Gareless Driving

Tim Repin of Pass Creek
was dined $125 by Magistrate]. -

‘ Toastmistress. Discuss
Housewives Boredom |

‘A new member, Mrs. John | You was moderaed by. the Vali a

Parker Williams, recently when
he was found ‘guilty of driving | 7,
without due care and attention.

The charge arose from an
accident Oct. 1 on.the. new Kin-

. naird bridge.

Munro, presented table topics at
the November, meeting ‘of Vali
Toast
They started with a practice
perlod on the elght main steps
in a’) motion,” The » controver:
over. jslcelaration OF a: of a public nner

represetatlv
Guest’: speaker was’ Mrs.

12, ‘one took place |:

ary.
‘Under: the’ head of Canada
Centennial: International: Devel-
opment:Program, : this challenge |’;
appeared with; the: title, Miles
for Millions: i

March;
On that: Sunday, several

Lanzarotta who reported:on her | the

trip to. Los: Angeles for the In-

algary

Clubs |
‘convention.: She dneited ‘a good | so
deal of enthusiasm for next

& PAINT. SERVICE Mathes ae

Towing - — Body Work
_Painting — Welding

Day wa:
cussed, Why housewives are bor- | year's ITC convention to be held
ed and what can be done about it |jn Calgary, immediately follow-
MARX AUTO BODY | 2: 4 topic which crested many |ing the Calgary Stampede.

Three‘ members, Mrs. David |. _,, Mrs. ‘Campbell : convinced | an
Campbell, Mrs:L.:R. Hammond council members that the sp eech |j
and Mrs. Sam’. Lai at-{contest in April should be held
tended the “Gouncll No. 9° meet-}in’ Cast castoet.

ing held: velabe neon and Mrs,

_ “Insurance Claims °
. Handled Promptly”

ne are]

ing ae be conducted: by mail.
* Council No. 9:theme for this

Ph. 365-3037

The: “Bull's Bye plan’. for) year és Tall Trees and the’ Oct.
makin; ie Grol

4
ag'to its use'in group pecch Toast
planning. A ‘panel minstions and| 2 ing was Mrs. R.-H. Fenner whose
enthusiasm was

on the subject

und.
for “the even-

e January. council meet-|*

and District. International Aid

Society. through such’ agencies

as Canadian ‘Save ‘The Children
Coady. Intern:

ittees.. Bch ee
iow m many” ‘miles can you

It seems ‘that the answer for
Sill Machen is’ ar cut ake b we
can ‘proudly: point out she halts
from Kinnaird.

In ‘this ‘particular
which ‘some -17,000 ook part it it
yas up'to the individual ‘to

Theme for the. evening's
program. was) Women Here and

that, ‘Val club embers ‘are’ in-
deed ‘here and ther

Giving. their “Geebreakers”
were ees ae members.

"s .presen-|

‘tation, Mother. makes Headlines,
wash Humorous sand enjoyed by
al

‘proved: to‘be ‘an inspiration,
In’ her ‘capacity’ as ‘a ‘public

glect-of our: elderly and‘ shutin

cern, X
ing of concern for the patients.
her’ topic ‘the German Phoenix
‘phoenix: bird.

R. T. Waldie;. Mrs,
A. v:

L. R. Ham:
mond and Mrs. Seully.

‘a most anteresting ;aunt who] mile. ‘This

health’. nurse; ’ Lynn Reynolds ite. asi wint

‘finds that the boredom and ‘ne- the steel % iad a
A

people has become.a real con- nourishing the

Mrs. Waldo. Yule chose as| ™anaged

Then, starting from McMa-
hon Stadium, it was up to each

checkpoints :to’: have - his
marked by a‘ march: officiel as.
proof of fulfillmé@&t...¢ 0 or)
: The bank manager wher
Jill works pledged’ $2.95'a mile,
a friend ‘a: dollar, ‘while’ Jill;
sides taking the ‘physical punish:

Mrs. "Ken Hall talked about ment, paid ‘herself. five’ cents'a

\anvol ved’ in the] /

Allocation ‘of the monies will) maint
i-by..the Ci tain

marcher to’ stop at a series of| th

pleberg were good enough | to
supply. the y adarens should: any-
one; care» Carolynne:a
nice basa lioary card. .

‘Just! bend! ‘At: tos: Carok

By
Sapeeee Hospital : for cripoted [=
Gulden North | 820
levard, an Wash a mt

k ode 99201.

*

Jt ‘is fanny: how: important
zip codes. and area © numbers
dhave become,’ though it ‘does
not seem to-end all confusion,

A wrong number is not un-
usual’ but’ a ° local ‘resident re-
cently became involved ina call
meant. pai New: Jersey.

lady atthe: other. end
of. me line’ explained* she | was
in. ‘Philadelphia where you dial
direct ‘on ‘long: distance calls and
Now demey, 7 0 Pe
New Jerse:

Kinnaird Council Briefs

“BAY. ‘AVE.
ODEON ©
PH. 364-2114

ner OVER: ‘BY. POPULAR DEMAND

_ SIDNEY POITIER ©

oro SIR. WITH LOVE”,

“DOORS 7.00 TWO SHOWS 7.30. are :

“The "Town: of Kinnaird and
the department ‘of highways will
split. the ‘cost. of

‘grass. at the! new highway. over-|
‘pass.

ig of expenses’ for
ing the lawn-cutting and
watering 2 awell as Planting.

The town wi take advan-

tage of CKRD’s assessment ser-

"| vice, as Castlegar ‘has already
. Cost Kinnaird - will

wo ra coe
‘The council will write to the
provincial a government to request
for, setting up ‘of a
association to ‘govern the
operation’ of - the Kinnaird Hib-|
rary.

NOUN ake clerk Allen Selbi
a pledge to pay: 50" ‘much perl ig

Rates for apartments

also cut, as Mr. Selbie had eaid
ere was an excess of cash 01
expenditures Suring 1967. in the
sewage account, a

cers

Kinnaird couneil ‘came out
in favor of: a; locally-operated

be: | radio station and Seainst a Pro-

posal from CKLN. Ne

tion. The: nomination:paper

NOTICE OF ELECTION :

Public notice is hereby: given ‘to the’ electors:
of the ality of Castl that I require the ©
presence ofthe sald. cariay at the:‘Town Hall on
Monday, ‘the 27th day of November, 1967, at the
hour of ten: ‘o'clock i in the forenoon, for the purpose
of ‘electi: to them as’ mayor,
two aldermen and one school trustee.

The mode of nomination of candidates shalt

date of this notice and noon of the day of 1
paper may be in the
prescribed. in the ‘Municipal Act”, and shalt

‘the name, Teaidenee: and occupation of the

in such as to sufficient ies

tify such’ candidate. The nomination-paper shall
be subscribed to by the candidate.
» Inthe event of a poll being. necessary, such.
poll will be opened at The Town Hall on the 9t&
day of December 1967 between the hours of $3 AM.
and.8 P.M., of which every person is hereby re-
quired to take notice and govern himself eccord-
ingly.

Given under my hand at Castlegar this 16th
ei of November, 1967.

came! ‘to ae ‘nice! sum
of $04. ye
ie march must have been
around

and: “Wo
ce “Associa-

In her speech, ‘she ‘was thor-| tion handed out band-aids and
oughly’ convincing in’ her ‘feel-| Needed ‘care.

I do™not know how many
le. Grounds, ‘put if

; Ded
and meat likened the recovery Pata Jill's efforts’ by the

that: took: part, it’ must

fare of. the “ameiot “mythical have been a whooping success.”

* Unfortunately, Tam not one

Evaluators of the ‘speeches who has the radio on often
and
«were Mrs. Sam: Tanzarrotta, Mrs. it-was only through

the goodness
of'a reader who sien ‘and told

With Christmas only weeks away, Community Video will
install cable TV in your home .. -.

FOR A TOY

++<@ toy valued at $5 or more
which will be given to a needy child at Christmas
"time through the local Relief Organization. :
Here Is All You Do:
| Phone our office at ‘Trail at no charge. Just ask the operator
for Zenith 6228, your donation will be Picked up when we —
é do: your installation.

»| me,’ that I earned of. the prrecenit
lynne Knippleberg, who had both

" Wischio Charge Laid her legs amputated,

eS uf Nelson man, Kenneth Lee
lalsey was convicted of a charge | never ora wate so such an opera-
of mischief. recently when ‘he! tion opens the door to mop
jpppeated before. magistrate i limbs:;which will: bring -her a

: new. life.
Bank of Montreal ww la ne are carone sfrom ait Carolynne is very young and
y Conadats First Bank Twastbrokew at the Hi with the spirit of the ne. very, very
fs Arrow young, she will persérvi

5 peas a , _. |} Arms in} Kinnaird. °" ‘This has already. been prov-
Halsey fra ort jexdered to make ]en by Carolynne's brother Ken-
hotel: in the neth:. who | travelled: a° similar
amount of ron in addition to|road’and-is now attending Kin-

payment ofa: fine of. 875 or 30|naird aeeon entary . School.
E . and Mrs, Henry Knip-

Outof-town guests includ-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Leo:

bi
peg, Kenneth Rear, cousin of the
bride of Hudson Hope, Mrs. Ron-
ald Gleeson, Jr. of City of Two
Mountains and others ‘from
Creston, Grand Forks and Van-
icouver.
The couple is making their
‘home in Vancouver.

Compare at $36.95.
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Special. .

Xmas Tree

6-Foot Ponderosa Scotch Pine. Special.

Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C, Clark
- See how this simplifies your money planning. Come
in and ask ebout the new True way to bank — and

THE SALVATION ARMY
‘get your new, ‘True-bloo wallet

9.45 a.m. Sunday School

11.00 a.m. Holiness Meeting
Wednesday

‘7.30 p.m. Bible Study

Stainless Steel
Electric Kettle

Auto Reset. Heat: Resistant Handle

2-Quart Capacity. -
C.S.A. Approved.

ST. DAVID’S

ANGLICAN .
CHURCH @ 10 Carat Solid Gold Charm Bracelets,

@ Watches and Rings @ Dresser Sets
Public invited to all services. x
You are never a stranger at the Peeper eee ee ‘@ Jewel Boxes .@ McBride Luggage
e

Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory Neca cae aaa Silverware, Copper, Brass and Crystal in
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Lovely Wall Clocks for the Home
Pen and Pencil Sets’ @ Lighters
Many, Many. Other Gift Items:

FREE ‘GIFT WRAPPING

_ Use Our Christmas Lay-A-Way
A Small Deposit Will: Hold Any Purchase

Bosse’s Jewellery ||

“Castlegar’s Jewellery Headquarters”
— Budget Accounts May be Arranged =—

GIFT SUGGESTIONS:
Thu

ireday
7.80 p.m. Home League

\S-E. PAULSON, Manager’
Phone: 9657112 8 a.m. Holy Communion 3 eR :

‘All toys will be given | to a local Relief Organization a few
days before Christmas to be distributed by them to child-
Z 4! gaetiees “ren 'they feel will benefit most.

i

| Elects \ Water ‘Heating

Castlegar Brauch: i

d 5 It you are plannin, ing to have four channel cable TV
installed in your home this winter, there would be no bet-
~ ter. time to make ‘arrangements than now. ..

Nylon
Flite Bag
Maximum Capacity . Without Weight

Compare at $24, 95.
Save at ‘Onty

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Gongregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD

ROBSON GENELLE
Phone 365-8887 Rey. Clinton Howard

Geo. Hermanson, B.A., B.D. Phone 385-7814

Worship—Kinnaird 11 a.m.
Genelle 7.30 p.m.

First: month rental due
‘Jan. 1, 1968 at $5.00
per, month,

Special ends.
Dec, 15, 1967

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