Garden
on
a
Balcony
Mrs
John
Maldwyn
Thomas
wife
of
Canadas
trade
attache
in
Moscow
tends
her
small
balcony
garden
in
a
metropolis
where
there
are
few
private
gardens
since
Mus
Muscovites
¬
covites
are
apartment
dwellers
Mrs
Thomas
is
from
Saltspring
Island
BC
CP
photo
Politics
for
Women
No
Longer
A
Dead
End
Street
by
Marilyn
Argue
OTTAWA
CP
A
constitu
tional
change
that
put
two
women
vice
presidents
on
the
national
Liberal
party
execu
tive
means
politics
is
no
longer
a
dead
end
street
for
women
says
the
president
of
the
Wom
Womens
¬
ens
Liberal
Federation
Mrs
Beatrice
Asselin
of
Mont
Montreal
¬
real
says
she
has
been
working
very
strenuously
for
the
exec
executive
¬
utive
additions
during
her
three
year
term
of
office
The
move
was
approved
at
a
plenary
ses
sion
of
the
national
Liberal
party
conference
which
ended
here
Wednesday
We
now
have
a
much
bigger
voice
in
the
Liberal
party
and
in
the
country
Its
a
great
step
forward
She
was
formerly
the
only
woman
on
the
executive
First
vice
presidents
elected
under
the
new
rule
are
Pauline
Jew
ett
of
Ottawa
and
Mrs
Made
leine
Desrosiers
of
Montreal
The
conference
also
approved
a
resolution
sponsored
by
the
Liberal
women
calling
for
a
royal
commission
on
the
status
of
women
in
Canada
Mrs
Asselin
a
widow
is
the
mother
of
eight
children
and
a
grandmother
of
22
A
son
Pat
Patrick
¬
rick
is
the
MP
for
Richmond
Wolfe
a
rural
Quebec
riding
Mrs
Asselin
s
father
the
late
E
W
Tobin
was
an
MP
and
later
a
senator
One
in
six
conference
dele-
gates
was
a
woman
Blue
eyed
blonde
Mrs
Asselin
feels
this
is
Dondale
-
Kalhofer
Vows
Exchanged
at
Chilliwack
Of
interest
to
Prince
George
residents
was
the
Chilliwack
wedding
of
Margaret
Louise
Kal
Hofer
to
Charles
Martin
Don
dale
The
ceremony
was
perform
performed
¬
ed
by
Rev
D
A
Verrall
at
St
Marys
Church
The
bride
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
John
Kalhofer
of
Rose
dale
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father
She
wore
a
floor
length
gown
of
white
lace
styled
on
empire
lines
with
a
sleeveless
coat
of
net
and
lace
which
ended
in
a
train
A
pearl
crown
secured
her
double
net
veil
which
was
edged
in
matching
lace
and
she
car
carried
¬
ried
yellow
roses
with
a
mauve
orchid
designed
by
her
uncle
Jeff
Kalhofer
Matron
of
honor
was
Mrs
Vic
Hergott
sister
of
the
bride
and
Miss
Dona
Danziel
was
brides
bridesmaid
¬
maid
The
former
wore
a
gown
of
pale
turquoise
crepe
with
lace
jacket
and
the
bridesmaid
was
attired
in
a
deeper
shade
of
tur
turquoise
¬
quoise
Both
carried
bouquets
of
pink
carnations
also
designed
by
Mr
Kalhofer
The
groom
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Roy
Dondale
of
Prince
George
was
attended
by
his
Brother
Gordon
Dondale
Ushers
were
Max
and
Hans
Kalhofer
brothers
of
the
bride
Red
dahlias
decorated
the
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall
scene
of
the
wedding
reception
The
three
tier
wedding
cake
and
a
heart
shaped
arrangement
of
flowers
and
netting
centred
the
brides
table
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Arnold
Van
Campen
and
the
wedding
cake
was
serv
served
¬
ed
by
the
brides
attendants
Following
a
wedding
trip
to
points
south
Mr
and
Mrs
Don
dale
returned
to
make
their
home
in
the
Western
Acres
Subdivi
Subdivision
¬
sion
Prince
George
Out
of
town
guests
included
the
brides
uncle
Jeff
Kalhofer
who
came
from
Belguim
to
at
attend
¬
tend
the
wedding
and
Mr
and
Mrs
Vic
Hergott
of
Cold
Lake
Alta
Mr
and
Mrs
Charles
M
Dondale
Photo
by
Rodgers
Studio
unfair
but
its
a
nuns
world
yet
She
is
encouraged
by
the
number
of
young
housewives
and
career
girls
becoming
in
terested
in
politics
at
national
provincial
and
local
levels
Theyre
anxious
to
partici
participate
¬
pate
in
politics
and
have
a
vote
not
just
lick
stamps
and
make
coffee
for
male
candidates
During
the
conference
the
appointment
of
Mrs
Barbara
Kemp
of
Ottawa
as
national
ex
ecutive
director
of
the
Womens
Liberal
Federation
was
announced
The
position
has
been
vacant
for
several
years
Mrs
Kemp
was
formerly
execu
tive
secretary
JOHN
SELODY
The
term
merit
award
of
the
Cariboo
Toastmasters
Club
was
awarded
to
John
Selody
at
the
clubs
recent
installation
dinner
dance
The
award
is
made
on
a
point
system
according
to
atten
attendance
¬
dance
fulfilling
assignments
bringing
guests
and
club
vote
for
best
speaker
and
critic
at
regu
regular
¬
lar
meetings
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Donald
George
Saul
Rev
W
Ray
Ashford
of
Salt
Spring
Island
officiated
at
the
wedding
of
Donald
George
Saul
and
Katherine
Lavada
Porter
Mr
Ashford
had
married
the
parents
of
the
groom
40
years
earlier
in
the
same
church
He
was
assisted
by
the
Rev
Glen
Watts
The
marriage
ceremony
for
the
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Ian
Porter
of
Decker
Lake
and
the
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
L
G
Saul
of
Decker
Lake
took
place
in
St
Pauls
Church
Burns
Lake
The
bride
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father
had
chos
chosen
¬
en
a
floor
length
gown
with
fit
fitted
¬
ted
lace
bodice
and
long
sleeves
The
modified
A
line
skirt
was
of
chiffon
over
taffeta
and
chif
chiffon
¬
fon
over
taffeta
train
trimmed
with
lace
fell
from
the
should
shoulders
¬
ers
The
chapel
length
veil
was
held
in
place
by
a
coronet
of
pearl
and
rhinestones
The
bride
wore
a
white
gold
watch
a
gift
of
the
groom
and
a
cultured
pearl
necklace
Red
ros
roses
¬
es
formed
her
bridal
bouquet
Matron
of
honor
and
brides
matron
were
Mrs
Gail
Munson
and
Mrs
Sharon
Payne
respec
respectively
¬
tively
both
sisters
of
the
bride
Miss
Joan
Martens
was
brides
bridesmaid
¬
maid
The
attendants
wore
identical
street
length
dresses
of
coral
brocade
in
a
modified
A
line
Their
headpieces
were
a
coral
flower
with
matching
net
and
they
carried
white
daisies
with
coral
ribbon
The
little
flower
girl
Kathy
Long
cousin
of
the
bride
wore
a
blue
nylon
dress
and
a
band
of
matching
flowers
in
her
hair
She
carried
white
daisies
The
ring
bearer
Bob
Porter
brother
of
the
bride
wore
a
blue
jacket
to
match
the
dress
of
the
flower
girl
and
long
navy
pants
Mrs
Arthur
Long
played
Oh
Perfect
Love
and
the
wedding
music
during
the
double
-
ring
ceremony
The
groom
had
his
brother
Robert
Saul
as
best
man
Danny
Payne
and
Gil
Bossenberry
were
ushers
Following
the
ceremony
a
re
reception
¬
ception
was
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
where
the
guests
were
received
by
the
parents
of
the
bride
and
groom
For
the
occasion
the
mother
of
the
bride
had
chosen
a
two
piece
double
-
knit
suit
with
pink
and
black
accessories
and
pink
or
orchid
¬
chid
corsage
The
grooms
mother
wore
a
blue
brocade
dress
with
black
and
white
accessories
and
cream
or
orchid
¬
chid
corsage
The
hall
was
decorated
with
pink
and
white
flowers
and
the
brides
table
was
centred
with
Surprise
Shower
Honors
Toby
Regneir
Miss
Elaine
Toby
Regnier
whose
marriage
to
Terry
Envik
will
take
place
Nov
12
at
Knox
United
Church
was
honored
at
a
surprise
shower
The
shower
was
held
at
the
homo
of
Mrs
Freda
Lubin
A
blue
and
pink
decoration
scheme
was
carried
out
and
Miss
Regneir
and
her
mother
Mrs
Edna
Regneir
were
presented
with
pink
rose
and
pink
carna
carnation
¬
tion
corsages
respectively
Following
the
playing
of
a
num
number
¬
ber
of
games
the
gifts
were
presented
to
the
honored
guests
in
a
decorated
clothes
hamper
Guests
Included
Mrs
Leasl
White
Mrs
Marian
Vaale
Mrs
Lexle
wnite
Mrs
Esmo
Smith
Mrs
Emma
Stewart
Mrs
Kay
De
Clercq
Mrs
Wilma
Dries-
ner
Miss
Bonnie
Stewart
Miss
Charlotte
Lubin
Miss
Betty
Shoof
and
Miss
Val
Meirs
Sending
gilts
Dut
unable
to
at
attend
¬
tend
were
Mrs
Marg
Samkow
and
Mrs
Edna
Fuglem
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promises
to
be
a
lot
of
fun
and
also
should
save
on
Mothers
clothing
bill
Should
we
have
two
groups
One
for
the
old
folks
over
21
years
and
one
for
the
young
folks
under
21
years
Those
interested
are
asked
to
fill
out
the
coupon
on
the
bottom
and
indicate
age
group
and
what
nights
you
would
prefer
to
have
the
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Dldg
491
Quebec
the
three
tier
wedding
cake
and
bowls
of
gladiolas
and
daisies
Ted
Rowland
was
master
of
ceremonies
with
Edward
Berry
of
Prince
George
proposing
the
toast
to
the
bride
George
Munson
ant
Lloyd
Adams
were
in
charge
the
punch
bowl
For
a
honeymoon
trip
to
the
Okanagan
the
bride
changed
to
a
three
piece
brown
and
beige
double
knit
suit
with
brown
ac
accessories
¬
cessories
Mr
and
Mrs
Donald
Saul
will
make
their
home
in
Burns
Lake
Out
of
town
guests
included
Mr
and
Mrs
Ed
Berry
Mr
and
Mrs
Wilf
Miller
of
Prince
Georgej
Mr
and
Mrs
George
Munson
Mr
and
Mrs
Johnny
Johnson
Mr
and
Mrs
SteveKut
enics
of
Terrace
Rev
and
Mrs
W
Ray
Ashford
of
Salt
Spring
Island
Mr
and
Mrs
Andy
Anderson
of
Victoria
Mr
and
Mrs
Wally
Easton
of
Prince
Rupert
Mr
and
Mrs
Eric
Sto
thers
and
Andy
Bell
Vancouver
Mr
and
Mrs
Ray
Long
Hous
Houston
¬
ton
Mrand
Mrs
Rolf
Vollan
Edmonton
Mr
and
Mrs
Gil
Bossenberry
and
Mrs
Avis
Read
THE
CITIZEN
from
a
cutting
donated
by
a
friend
The
boxes
were
made
by
en
trepreneurs
at
a
nearby
market
for
a
ruble
each
They
came
equipped
with
hooks
designed
tc
allow
the
boxes
to
hang
over
the
side
of
the
balcony
But
as
the
hooks
dont
fit
properly
the
boxes
sit
on
the
floor
utomatic
TAILOR
TACKING
with
Wednesday
October
19
1966
THE
FLAVOR
OF
A
GREEN
HOUSE
MOSCOW
CP
In
Russia
which
has
almost
one
seventh
ofl
all
the
worlds
land
what
do
you
do
when
you
want
enough
dirt
to
fill
a
flowerpot
In
Moscow
you
do
what
many
Russians
do
You
drive
off
to
the
fields
around
the
city
and
help
yourself
After
all
theres
no
private
property
any
more
This
excursion
solved
one
of
the
problems
for
my
flowerlov
ing
wife
In
a
metropolis
where
there
are
hardly
any
private
gardens
such
as
are
found
in
any
backyard
in
Canada
Moscow
almost
entirely
lives
in
apartments
In
the
morning
as
the
sun
pours
over
nearby
rooftops
my
wife
Joan
opens
a
small
side
door
to
our
12thfloor
apartment
and
steps
out
on
the
small
bal
cony
She
pours
water
from
a
large
bottle
into
three
long
rectangu
lar
boxes
and
a
few
earthen
pots
Then
she
steps
back
into
the
doorway
to
survey
raptur
ously
the
vivid
flowers
that
overflow
their
containers
to
give
the
square
ugly
balcony
the
flavor
of
a
greenhouse
The
dally
ritual
epitomizes
gardening
in
Moscow
where
the
average
balcony
measures
about
10
feet
long
by
30
Inches
wide
A
rusty
iron
railing
contains
bars
standing
about
40
inches
high
Its
a
good
thing
flowers
are
not
claustrophobic
On
our
balcony
10
different
varieties
blow
and
bloom
Some
come
from
seeds
some
from
plants
obtained
at
a
state
store
and
one
a
handsome
geranium
9
Gardening
Moscow
Style
Fertilizer
is
obtainable
from
the
state
stores
but
only
the
kind
you
use
for
indoor
cultiva
cultivation
¬
tion
of
plants
Some
Canadian
friends
of
ours
not
content
with
this
went
off
to
the
country
to
collect
manure
from
domestic
animals
Their
plants
responded
magnify
icently
to
the
treatment
WITH
YOUR
NEIGHBORS
Mr
and
Mrs
Alec
Smith
ot
Ladysmith
are
visiting
here
with
their
son-in-law
and
daughter
Mr
and
Mrs
Ken
Moiley
Mrs
V
LG
i
iff
ith
was
hostess
at
an
informal
cocktail
paity
held
Tuesday
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
in
honor
of
Mrs
A
D
Black
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
My
Fair
Lady
and
The
Inn
of
the
North
jointly
presented
a
fashion
show
at
luncheon
on
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
Mrs
Bridges
commentator
and
pioprietor
of
My
Fair
Lady
was
introduced
by
Hotel
Manager
Jack
Simister
Models
were
Mrs
Eva
Carr
Mrs
Madeline
Simister
Mrs
Lila
Vohanka
and
Mrs
Brigette
Kollner
The
fashions
shown
ranged
from
breakfast
gowns
through
daytime
wear
to
formals
and
at
home
costumes
for
late
evening
Materials
varied
from
a
trim
pink
ribbon
trim
on
black
cotton
print
in
an
inexpensive
breakfast
gown
to
machine
washable
viyella
corduroy
sportswear
imported
wool
knits
to
glamorous
lace
peau
de
soie
chiffon
and
velvet
Most
unusual
garment
model
modelled
¬
led
was
the
Turkish
trousers
by
Clare
Haddad
styled
of
chiffon
and
topped
by
a
cut
away
coat
in
more
vivid
blue
Of
particular
interest
was
a
demonstration
by
Mrs
Bridges
of
accessoring
the
basic
biack
sheath
She
displayed
it
topped
by
a
gold
beaded
black
knit
jac
jacket
¬
ket
a
silver
and
pink
lame
top
for
cocktails
a
white
beaded
Ita
lian
silk
top
draped
with
a
sheer
mantilla
fastened
by
a
jewelled
pin
with
lace
overcoat
as
a
top
under
a
black
velvet
skirt
with
matching
velvet
stole
or
with
long
black
velvet
skirt
and
match
matching
¬
ing
jacket
It
is
anticipated
that
the
fashion
showings
at
lunch
may
become
a
regular
feature
at
The
Inn
St
Giles
PresbyterianChurch
will
hold
a
rummage
sale
at
2
pm
Saturday
in
the
church
hall
BE
SMART
An
extraordinary
bag
for
your
finest
tweeds
and
wools
this
winter
strips
of
leather
are
joined
by
metal
rings
which
also
make
the
straps
lined
with
mesh
What
a
timesaver
f
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Garment
fit
guaranteed
Just
tailor
tack
your
pattern
on
to
the
material
and
you
cant
go
wrong
A
job
that
used
to
take
hours
is
now
done
in
minutes
and
completely
automatically
with
Bernina
Then
baste
sew
finish
your
seams
make
buttonholes
and
sew
on
buttons
You
can
even
decorate
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