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Results From
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Results, from Monday
joy Keillor Bridge Club
ait elght tables in pre

Ss First Suresh and Wayne

Weaver; second, Dan and Dr.

Jack Stephens; and third, Ter-
Muser and and Jwene Hess,

First, Ben’ Schneider and
Louise Whitehead; second, Ian
MeDonald and Otto Walker;

and third, Mary Stewart and
Trudy Thor

Open pairs. competition
will be held next Monday night.
Everybody is welcome by tule.
phoning Joy Keillor.

Local Court News

> Thurs., Atg.7
Richard Joseph Jean Claud

* Binette pleaded guilty to a

charge of impaired driving. He
‘was fined $250 or in default 30
days in’ jail. He’ was’ also
prohibited from driving a motor
vehicle on a Malay, in Canada.
for one mon!

Keineth Glen Price:

pled guilty to a charge of
driving, He was fined

impaired
$900 or in default 30 days in jal

He was also prohibited from

driving a motor vehicle on a
highway in.Canada for one
month,

No Canadian Representative
At Libby Dam Dedication!

es Minister Leon Nims.
ick tas cancelled p to join
the likes of U.! s. President

~-+»Premier:Dave Barrett will
be. on:his way back from a
provincial premiers’ conference
and Minister Bob

Gerald
the $360 mill Hines Dam
because /he the date
conflicts aoe inlaw's
silver wed niversary.
% ae Niestek’e switch
ns the dam likely

dedicated without any B.C...
abi

inet ministers attending.
The NDP government had
bgen invited by the U.S.
government to send a repre-
tative to the ceremony Aug.

‘at Libby, Mont.

Williams has bowed out be-
ciuse of other engagements,

Prime Minister Pierre El-
Mott Trudeau earlier declined to
attend because of-a previous
commitment,

The $360 million Libby
Dam is located 50. miles into
Montana from the B.C. border.

‘The storage dam has cre-
ated bake Koocanusa, which
extends 42 miles into B.C.

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BREN Holmes:

of. our representatives

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Wesley Lloyd’ Ritter
pleaded guilty to a charge of
belng a minor in possession of
quar. He was fined $35.

‘Barton ‘Taranko pleaded
gully to to a charge of causing a
bance, He was fined $76

rin default 16 days tn jl

Alien Janeph: Baron
pleaded guilty to having a
breathalyzer reading of over
.08, He was fined $250 or in
default 80 days in jail.

eles

Murray William . Price
pleaded guilt

days in jnil. He;-was_ alsa

‘The lovely Robson Memor-
al Church was the setting

‘when Willa Jane Condy and.

Michael Raymond Phipps ex-
changed their wedding \ vows on
the afternoon of July“12. The
church was decorated with
baskets of pink gladiola and
white dalsies and the pews
were marked with pink and
blue bows,

Tho bride is the younger
daughter of Mr, and Mra, A, B.
Condy ‘and the’ groom is’ the
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack: Phipps, all of south
Castlegar.

Officiating at the service
was the Rev, Ted Bristow of
Castlegar while the organ mu-
bed was provided by Mra, A. W.

orp of Robson,

Given in marriage by her
father, the radiant bride wore a

of'embossed fortre! fea-
“turing a sweatheart neckline

chaplet "hesddreas_ which
framed

/ She wore a jade pendant, a

ait from her parents, and her
Mother's silver bracelet (a gift
From her husband on thelr
edi ). She also carried
her father's ueky coin. Her
cascading bouquet displayed
fallaman’ rosea with yellow
daisies, baby’s breath and ivy.

The gown was made by the

“ pride's mother from the pattern

used for her own wedding”
gown.

Maid-of-honor was Miza
Andrea Shelfontiuk’ while the
bridesmaid was Miss Patti’
Obedkoff, both of Castlegar.
‘The long skirts of their gowns
flowed from Empire waistlines

. with standup collars and elbow-

ngth bell sleeves. They were

dominantly pink motif. ‘Ar-
ranged in thelr hair, were
several single daisies, and they
carried baskets of daisies, ba-
by's breath and ferns with pink “
and blue ribbons,

The flower girl was the

vehicle for two months, pee
for the purposes of employ-
ment, ~

hana Went of Now Vanciavers=
Her Ei

« had:a scooped neckline and

™ short putfed sleeves. It was ina
matching patterned summer

- Tues, Aug. 12
Bruce Gilbert

floral with a

pleaded guilty to a charge of
being in possession of mari-
juana. He: was fined $150 or in
default three weeks in jail.

y oie.

James Osachoff pleaded
guilty to a charge of supplying
eee toa minor. He was fined

Be

ete le

Robert John Johnson
pled guilty to a charge of
consuming liquor in s public
place. He was fined $100. *

Good Furniture
And Where You =~
May Find It

‘WThe world’s :most expen-
aiye: plece of furniture Is
re]

sold at a London auction for

Even. when cost is not a
prime consideration, you'll wet-
come the information’ on good,
used furniture which is to be
found in the Classified columns

today. Maybe the item you
‘want is there,

‘And if you have something
to'sell, then’ phone the Classi:
fied Action Number (885-7268)
and a helpful ad-taker will:be
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* Carpeting

only in blue, motif. In her hair
-she wore'a circlet of colored
daisies and she carried a basket
of daisies, baby's breath’ and
ferns. +The bride's attendants
also wore pendants g sits from
the bride.

Attending the groom as
best man: was Mr: William

‘Babakaiff of Nelson while Mr. .

Lyne Reorda of Castlegar was
the usher. The groom and his
attendants wore beige tuxedos
with brown lapels, matching
bow tles and boutonnieres,

For the reception at the Hi
Arrow Arms, the bride's
mother wore a green patterned
white georgette dress and the
groom's mother wore'a floral
patterned flame colored dress.
Their corsages were entone.

The bride's cake was made
by her mother and decorated

ger.
topped by a pair of doves
holding wedding rloge: Tt was
decorated in’ blue with white
festoonseand hows,” p

bride's maternal grandmother
on her marriage.

At the reception, grace .
was given by the Rev. Ted

“Master, of ceremonies was
the bride's uncle,-Mr.’ Ri
of Robson. He read
ea of congr ons,
from Londdn, Ont.; Calgary,
Alta., and Surrey.

+ Following a delicious meal’
“the wedding cake was passed to
the assembled guests-by the
groom's nieces, the Misses
Lynda’ and Lisi Phippa, f
Milwaukie, Ore.

‘The wedding guests then

withdrew to'the home of the
“bride's ‘parents for a lawn

ys .g ,

The bride chose as a
going-away outfit, a long white -
Jersey suntop dress topped by a
white: shawl, to travel: to
Spokane for' their honeymoon.

Guests were present from
Milwaukie, Ore., Prince Ru-
pert, Powell River, the Vancou-
ver area, Kaslo, Nelson and

The home of the newly-
‘weds will be in the Kinnaird
area of Castlegar.

‘Community Library at Winlaw
Is Awarded $300 Book-Grant

A $800 book-grant has
peon received by the Slocan

* ‘Tho library fs open to the
entire community of the Slocan

Valley Library .

from the Leon and Thea
Koerner Foundation in Vencou:
er
‘The money will be spent on
relerenee books, Canadiana,
how-to” books and juvenile
non-fiction,

Russian language books

will be included in this selec: .

ion,
‘The library opened In 1972
and now has a collection of
about 6,000 books, most of
which have been donated by
community members,

xy i

It is located in the old
Vallican school and its use is
donated to the Library Soclety
by School District No, 7,

Most income to the library,

which comes from overdue,

fines and $1 membership fees,
in used for maintenance and
utilities. The board of directors
of the brary, therefore, ‘appre:
clates the opportunity the
grant presents to broaden its
collection,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Auguat 14, 1976

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