8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 18, 1969

THEY WENT THAT AWAY

Horsemen’s Group Meets Tonight

Our first mecting this fall will be held tonight at Woodland Park School base- ment at,8 p.m. Everybody is welcome and please bring a friend.

Gee Salstrom, our en- tertainment chairman, has been busy makin ing prepara- tions for our big annual dance, so we may have a re- port on that.

Members who would like more action from our _activi- ties chairman, John Robert- son, should show up at this

meeting. He is willing to or- ganize more trail rides or play days so long as a good number of members will turn out.

President Bob Dally tells me our constitution is just about ready. We have been working at this off and on for 10 months. Things take omnes “Land” even takes long-

By Roy Gostting

were_ ther

Our elections for the 1969-70 season will be held the third Thursday in Oct- ober at our eneral. meeting. So you ambitious members should start your campaigns early,

Our club executive has felt that we are not ready to stage a horse show or a

We had meeting at ‘Bob's place on Sept. 11 and we couldn't do much as only four of us

his year. this has not deterred some of our members from entering and winning prizes in our dis-

Booklet Now Available On Home Ownership

The government of Bri- tish Columbia has done more

bell pays in a new booklet on housing. .

nual municipal taxes, particu- larly school taxes. Since 1957 the provincial government has paid out over $270 million in home-owner grants, Mr. Campbell said. In 1967 and 1968 more than 410,000

direct

The booklet outli in question and answer form, the types of home ownership assistance that are available to British Columbia citizens.

It contains introductory Mr. Ci her

trict horse shows. The fol- lowing is a list of our club's winners for the 1969 season: Trail Horsemen’s Show Matched pairs — 3rd Sarah Q ridden and owned by Katherine Knight. Chuck-| a-Luck ridden and owned by Penny Daveron. Senior English Pleasure — 4th Shawalla Miss Belle ridden by Audrey Hague and owned by S. Hague. Halter Class — Foals and — 2nd Rockets’

toward

the purchase of their first

home in the form of outright

grants.

Mrs. McC: says ote Bauan

y and Minister Without Portfol- io Grace McCarthy, who has taken a particular interest in

Provincial home-owner grant, grants to persons. buying eir first home and grants

a second mortgage Joans to persons buying a new home. The home-owner grant is

Columbia citizens are offer- ed home ownership opportu- nities unavailable. anywhere else in North America. She says that the various ‘orm of assistance offered by the provincial government make it possible for families of modest income to own their own home.

Copies of. the pocket are available by writing ‘to the Provincial Administrator, Home - Owner

paid to homeowners to assist | Roo in the payment of their an-

Assistance, m 126, Parliament Build- ag Victoria, BC.

Box 1266

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Highland Glen shown and owned by Sam Hague. Senior Western Pleasure — 5th Shawalla Miss Belle ridden by Audrey Hague and owned by S. Hague. Creston Show

Halter Class — ‘Mares and Geldings — 2nd Chuck- a-Luck shown and owned by Penny Daveron.

Open English Pleasure — 2nd Chuck-a-Luck ridden and owned by Penny Daver- on. 5

Cranbrook Show

— 4th Shardie owned George Conte: and ridden ied Gwenith Jon Senlar r_Engllsh Pleasure 2nd’ Shawalla “Miss Belle ridden bye Pat. Hichey and owned by S. Hague. _ Morgen ‘Western Pleasure

ridden iby Danny Hague and owned by S. Hague.

Halter Classes -— Stal- lions, 2 years and under — 3rd_ Rockets’ d Glen shown by Audrey Hague and wned by S.: Hague.

Belle shown by Audrey Hague and owned by S. Ha-

Junior English veer 3

walla .Miss Belle|al

ated the Blessed Sacrament}

ted the nuptial service.

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Wedding at Nelson Is of Interest Here

Baskets of gladioli decor- wate) mums.

with Mr. John Lebedeff Thrums and Mr. Tom Star- chuk of Grand Forks shar- nl ing ushering duties. fens Lod ue Ree we q 'S ge at Nelson was Father Harrison conduc, decorated in a color scheme of mauve, green -and white. A three-tier wedding cake, baked by the sister of the bride, Mrs. Bill Plotnikofé, centered the bride's table and was flanked on either side

est man was Mr. Greg|ize wi Thampests of. Grand Forks

was edged with pe:

Her eed ith peers. four- tier veil was secured to a headpiece of tiny sparkled flowers.

She carried a cascadin; Bouauet of red sweetheart

*Staid-of: honor was Miss Elaine Kastrokoff_ of Grand Forks with Miss Mary Berek- ath | off and Miss 1 Relkoy;| both of Vancouver, as brides-

and owned by Sam

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“Senior Si Kerr's Piying Rocke Rocket Yahi ‘maids

The attendants and flow- er girls, Debbie Plotnikoff of Kinnaird and Mary-Clar Zak

i hair, ing material and gathered net

from Creston, Grand

a white tapers in bronze holders.

Master of ceremonies was Mr. Bill Plotnikoff.

The bride's mother, ‘Mrs. John Lebedeff chose a blue lace dress and coat ensemble with white accessories for the wedding while the groom's mother wore a bronze net suit and white accessorizs. The couple’s wedding trip took them to Reno, Nev. For ‘travelling the bride donned a_ two-piece suit of| green velvet with white ac- cessories and a yellow gar- denia corsage.

The newlyweds will re-

side at Vancouver.

Guests attending were Revelstoke,

Forks, . Vancouver,

formed their headpieces.

Coleman and the surround- Each carried a bouquet of! ing district.

Funeral services were Bela on on Monday from st. vav- ican Church for Mrs, wan Margaret Rigby, 60, a resident of Castlegar for 30 years who died suddenly last Thursday’ at Victo!

Ont., Mrs. Rigby eame to Nelson as a young] girl. where she received her education. She moved to Castlegar in 1939.

ria, e rn July 5, 1909 at Fort

Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Grace Rigby

@atricia) Naccarato of Cast- a? and two grandchild- ren.

* Also surviving is one sister who resides in Victoria.

airs. igby was prede- eased by her chusbend Ken- eth William

167.

Rev. ain anes offic- iated at the service with Wit vam Davis, Kobert : Rivers, fimer Waliner, Mike Gallo, allen Mackereth and James

y as pallbear

orcremation followed with

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Ae. Rigby i is arene Rie |i by

ig- |ihe by “and a ‘Gaughter airs. im. in n charge of arrangements.

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CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT

FALL FAIR ASSOCIATION

Meeting Is called for Tuesday, Sept: 23rd, 7.30 p.m. Legion Hail to discuss the closing of Books and Trophies etc, Organizations Representatives are urged to attend.

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WHO WILL BE CASTLEGAR

AND DISTRICTS =. _ GITIZEN of the YEAR ~ 1969 — Organizations or individuals please submit nominations to:

KIWANIS CLUB OF CASTLEGAR

c/o W. P. OLESKI Box 1384 CASTLEGAR, B.C. DEADLINE — OCTOBER 6, 1969

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For the Selkirk Saints Hockey ‘Team

Planning and

./been drawn up, and tne fol-

slons. The playing schedule for the coming season .has now

lowing home games ace slat- ed for the Cominco, Arena in Trail: ly on

ordinator of athletics at Sel- kirk, ‘

Returning players have now registered at the college, and include a number of Trail

Stolen Vehicle

Is Recovered

RCMP in Castlegar recov- ered a car which was repo! ed early last week as stolen from the driveway of a home on on Ave. in Castlegar.

spokesman said the automobile owned by Mickey Moran, was located at 6 v.m. the day it disappeared. It ap peared someone had taken it for a joy ride.

A member of the Nelson identification bureau was in Castlegar taking fingerprints and checks are being made.

Investigation continues.

is — Eric Honey- man, Fred Tenisci, Dave Tog- juotti, John Colbert, Ken Tcbo, fick Basso, Rob Robinson, Richard LeRose, Larry Lim-

cher — as well as Gary Ned-

a rt.[elee of Creston and Gordon

Gemmill of Castlegar. New hockey players at Selkirk this year include Tom Reau doin of Fernie, and Ray Ten- isc, Genesia Rosa, Gordon Redding, and Gary De Biasio of Trail,

All the above students will be trying out for posl- tions with the Saints, and several others are expected out to the first practice and

Oct. 19, Nov. i and Jan.: 10, British Columbia Institute of 'Technology on Nov. 9, Univer- sity of British; Columbia ‘on Feb. 6, and Simon Fraser University on Feb. 28.

Exhibition games have

been’ set: for Oct, 18 with 7” | Reval Roads Military College, in either Grand Forks or Trail; and for. Nov. 29 with Northern Alberta Institute of Technology in Trail.

Bob Young noted that the Saints plan to travel to’ Spo- kane and Vancouver to play return games. with other. teams ‘of the Pacific Intercol- legiate Hockey League. Addl- donal trips to Calgary und Edmonton are being consid: ered.

Members of the Castle-

gar and District Senior Citiz- ens held their first meeting of the season last Friday

evening in the downstairs at the Legion Hall. Roll call was answered by 49 members and there were also nine visitors present. President Harry Ev- ans extended a welcome to all and hoped: that the visit- ors would join the associa- tion,

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Mr. McCreight, who had un-' dergone a major operation in Vancouver General Hospital, | 4, was slowly improving. A group picture of the mem- bers, which had been taken while on the trip to Slocan, was passed around for the members to Fareantaes jue

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Senior Citizens beac: Community Chest Cheque

Mr, Evans reported thatla

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fete re rts, ‘40 ighway: Po!

the 113 less than the 1968 total of. 213,212. O1

The question came up re-| :

members before the weather. changes. Many suggestions were made and Mr,: Eva

offered to Toot into them ‘and report at the next meeting.

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A tetter of to be sent to the Nelson Senior Citizens on the com. pletion of their meeting rooms,

Several members offered to look after the

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Castlegar Ferry Taffic Slackens Over Year Ago

Travel on the: Castlegar,

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Before Marriage rise miscellaneous

A surp! shower was held in late Aug- the Robson Communi-

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fz Entrance Requirements: Grade’ “40 Education

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B.C. Vocational School — Nelson has openings for students in the Basic Training For Skill Development . This is to upgtade the 2 ic of adults in English; and Science to the Grade a2, level. ©

Course Length:-5 months Starting Date: September 29, 1969 “Fees: $15 per month

Address all enquiries to: ‘The Principal, .

| hall,

a Teach presented

bud corsages. The and. bride's guar were ith pink

with rose

and white

who died Monday © at Castlegar and: District H

pital. Mrs. Kozak was . born| June oe 1928, at Two, Hills,

ied in to-coming to ved at Edmonton.

her Parents, Mr. and Kisilevich of

Edmonton.

BC. zal School, Box. 480, at

x 5 Nelson, BC. or Phone 352-6601. . 7

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and. [os- bowls vf mixed summer flow-

‘Al-| Which formed the _ centre

e ns, beautiful gifts by her ‘mother!

‘Two Hills, and sent for their Soe one brother, s. ‘Kisilevich, of

The fanere ca service, wa der with ‘ittiak: to aoe’ ney

Castl Homer is: in charge of ar-

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piece: of a decorated table: The 50 guests visited until bride arrived and the in the opening of th:

and ’ sister-in-law. Dene expressed her sin- thanks and

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Kinnaird Cubs

May I take this opportunity to thank the voters of the Rossland-Trail riding for reelecting’ me. as. their member

. of the’ Rossland-Trail ‘constituency: to

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