an: CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 17, 1965
MARJORIE KING ALL ROUND PUPIL

Awards R satin by SHSS Students

p all-around student at
SHS] for the 1964-65 term was
student council president’ Mar-
daughter of school

et

ine;
Award by retiring teacher Les
Cantell, Runners-up to Miss
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Miss Groutago’s award was
presented by district superin-
tendent of ‘schools Claude Bis-
sell while Ron received his tro-
phy from ‘school board. chair-
man’ Mrs. ' Walter

ketbal, Cheryl Maglio; Gymnas:

ta ties;. Noreen . Hendricks and

HanNieolt Track and] o.
Howes and: Pat
Hockey, Vizainia

Ruth Osach-} to

Roch Cc, Gorse to’ (Sr.) Fr
h and (ir) Kathy peek

auatd Presented by Mrs. King

Lorraino’ Gorkoff.
by Mrs, Spain'to Judy

Gordon
Troph:

Y Bteanor Fink, Gary

phy: in
by te. Wallner

Miss King was also present-
ed with a ‘special Major Honor
Award by teacher Walter Mc-
Intyre who ‘said the presenta-
tion is not made yearly. He‘said
Miss King had earned the award
by’ maintaining an A’ average
throughout her. high school
years while at the same time
being active on the, school pa-
per,'in sports, in academic pur-
sults such as the library club
and . in’ student politics.

The other awards made last
Friday morning at the annual
awards day program follow:
SPECIAL A ARDS

Semon Scholarship’ pre-
sented by Mr. McLean to Rod
Killough, Lawrence Chutskoff,

~ {Irene Deverney and Eli Kaza-

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get in on one of
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1957 Mode! 113 Deluxe

1 sented by Mr. Cun

koff. '

B. Junior Scholarship pre-
iningham. to
Jack Burak; Lorraine Gorkoff,

'Harry Kalmakoff and Terry Kir
lough.

Cc. Leas adership Awards pre-
sented by Mr. Whittaker to &)
Ken Pickering, Fred:Koch, Di-
anne Soberlak; (Jr.)’ Jack Bu-
rak, Margaret Moran and Terry
Perehudotf,

D. Citizenship. Awards pre-
sented by Mr. Tilley to (Sr.} Bet.
ty ney, Leonard, Fornelli,
Marie. Seto; (Jr.) Kathy Abros-
aes Patti Clarke and Ken

Cull
ATHLETIC AWARDS
‘Presented ‘by Mr. Bilesky
and Miss Nelson.
A: Individual "Awards — Bas-

1958 Model 111 Standard
1960 Deluxe 113 with Radio

1962 Standard. 111
1962 Deluxe 113
OTHER MAKES

1961 Morris Oxford
1961 Envoy Station Wagon
1959 Hillman:Station Wagon

Wolfram

xe 113 w Radio F

Mrs. C.T. WILLIAMSON

at

year — (Jr.) Judy Plerpoint and

Lorne Pellegrin; . ree doy An-
derson and Ricky

Athletic fe Leadership ‘Award

pacer aaag John : Tarasof: rf.

SHSS Special Service Aw-

ard gee by Mr. Holden’ to

Bill Gormley,’ Keith Allingham,

Rick Waldic’ i ‘Waldie, Dor-

othy Thring, Louise Davis; Bill
and Marie Fontes.

Mr.
to John Sokngon,

B. Interschool Awards —
'Jr. Girls Allround Gymnastics
Trophy to Judy Pierpoint; Inter-
mediate Aggregate ‘Track Tro-

phy to Judy Pierpoint; Senior
Boys Soccer to Allan Ramsay.

C. House Awards presented
by Mr. Bilesky.

Open Mile to Bill Masloff.
...Alan Jacobson Memorial Aw-
ard (House Basketball) to Guy
Gibson of House 3.

House: Track Shield
presented to Rick’ Waldie of
House 4.

: John Dalton Memorial Aw-
ard (House with most points) |s
presented’ to Guy Gibson of
House 3.

SCHOLARSHIP A AND BURSAR-

A. Local 480 Mine, "Mill and
Smelterworkers’ Union Scholar-
ship presénted by, Mr. Batchblor
to Marjorie: Kit

B; Tall and ‘District! Hotel:
man’s Association “Scholarship’

presented by by | ie ,Geronazzo ‘to

c. Order. ot Eastern Sta

79 — présented by'Mrs. R: De-
foe to Susan Vogelaar. (.)..,/')

. Kinnaird Improvement
Society Bursary presented by
ur J. Paluck to Margaret Wat.

one Hosp! ital AW iliary ‘Award
presented by I Mrsa:¥. Gibson to

D. Award pi
ed by Mrs, F. Bonnett to Den-
nis Chernenkoff '(Capt.), Caron
Jackson, Jessie Helfer, Leona
Lundquist and Richard Erland-

son,
SUBJECT AWARDS
A. French Government ‘for
proficiency in French present-
ed by Mrs. Hurley to Marjorie

ing.

ee, ‘Russian Consulat ‘Aw-
ard for. proficiency .in Russian,
presented by Mr. Samoyloff to
Bary, Kalmakoff and Doris Da-

"C. The ‘Chemical Institute
of Canada Award presented by
Mr, J. E. Fletcher to Marjorie

ing. e
%. Mathematical Association

of America Award presented by
Mr. Perehudoff Lawrence

cant kof.
Robson Women’s Insti-
tute Sur tO aoe. honor Home

Mrs. A. W. Kent
to her home in Deer Park .dur-
ing the weekend after spending
the past six months with .her
pare in-law and daughter in. Tor-
onto.
Dr, Arthur Schwartzenhiauer
of Portland, Ore., is: spendin;
a few days visiting with his sis-
ter — C.- Briggeman. é
Mr.-and Mrs.: A. “Bortniek,

i fson David and, Gal and Garry

Gabana all of’. Trail spent the
at their -home

ry
Mrs. R. A. Fowler tS Mary Anne
Wiebe.
F. Commerce Awards pre-
sented by. Miss ‘Weaver.
Pitman. Shorthand. Awards
— Louise: Davis, Nina Drazdoff,

| Olga Kanigan, Donna Perrault,

Mary Savinkoff, Lene Simonsen
and Shirley Zmioff. .

HONOR AWARDS . ;

..- A, Readers’. Digest Award
to..the graduating’ class. vale-
presented by, Mr. ol-

here,

Mr. and Mrs. 0. D'Andrea
were weekend visitors to Trail.

‘PETTITT

PERFECT ee

PHOTOS

eski Ae Ron Waldie.
wanis Proficiency Aw-
ord Lr by. Mrs. F. Gibson

live.

1. Soroptomist’ Internation-
al Foundation Citizenship Aw-
ard presented: by Mrs.‘Leitner to
Carol Groutage.

2..Soroptomist Art Award
presented. by Mrs.'-Leitner to
Charlie Salekin.

Me. Fishwickto -Sr. Band Betty
Looney. and ‘Ron Waldie.’

D. Rotary Club Award pre-
sented by Mr. R. Goulet to Tom
McGauley.

E. Castlegar Village Coun-

cil Citizenship Award presented

ce

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Louise* Davis and Eddie Stre-|:
C. Soroptimist Ciub Awards | ;

3. The John Philip Sousa] ’*
Award “in! Music ‘presented ‘ by | *

Mercia Sav

F, Kinettes. Bursary Pp erit-
ed by: ‘Mra: Leitch: to Fred Koch,

Royal: Canadian Legion,
Castlegar Branch 170: Bursary
presented by Mr. J. Green to
Carol Gioutage. :
H:. USCC; Union of: Youth,
presented iby ‘Mr. W. Kanigan
to ).Nina ‘Drazdoff..." 3;
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS

A. Girl Guides Citizenship

Award presented’: by .Mrs: H.
Johnson to’ Donna: Dewis;: Linda
McGillivray and ‘Karen rvold.
'B. B.C,:Youth Science Fair
Awards “ presented ~by. Mr. W.
sation to Albert ‘Jankola, Jan
King, Jim Manns’ and: ‘Tom Og-

: BG: Castlegar, Junior .Cham-
ber of Commerce Safe Driving
Rodeo ‘Award: presented by
I. Ogiow to ‘Wayne Peppard’ and
Ronald Scott.

D. Sonia Band Award pre-
sented ‘by Mr. N. Fishwick to
Jim Waldie..

E. Presentation of the 1965
Graduates’ Picture presented by
larjorie King. Accepted for
the schoo] by Mr. J. Holden.

" BIODE Junior Scholarship |“?

G..’SHSS | Lib Awards |:

Scholarship, Minto ‘Chapter ‘No. | wit

Robson Socials

Mrs.) T. Santord,: Ph. 365-5883
Mra. H, Evatis spent

| tw ‘days’ at Princeton last week,
where Mr.’ Evans was a delegate
at the Senior Citizens’ Conven-

‘Mra, A. Var! n 18 at home
again after sp ig a few days
in the Castiewar’ Hospital,

Mrs, J. Evans of Brandon, | &
Man.’ is a guest at the home
of Dr. w. L Wright for a few

va
Mrs, J.. Heslop entertained
with two. tables of bridge for
Mrs. J. Martin who ‘is leay-
ing this week for qeanel where
phe: will’ be making: her new
om

o ‘The Bridge: ‘Club’ Gf Robson
held its. wind: up; party. with
sinner on, the patio at the
homie” of Mrs. W. T. Waldle.
Following dinnér three tables of
bridge, Were Played. A surprise
Mrs,; R.,, Magee. a
forme member: ‘and ‘now of Ed-
mondg, Wash. Winri
evening ., were, Mra.
with ioe hi igh and Mr:

Pies being at-home ee a
few. days, |Mr., J.T... Webster
is now a patient in the Kooten-

ay Lake General Hosptial in|

Nelson,

THE SMILE
No. matter how ‘grouchy. you're

ing,

You'll ind’ smile more or Tess
na wreath all around
fr eth-

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Pitts. Prescriptions. 2
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Store Hours: Open: 9:a.m: +6 pin: ‘Monday
through Saturday, ry, 9 to. 9

apply to?” .

* “Our new Canada Labour Code
has been called a-‘first,’ Mr. MacEachen.
Would you agree?” A

: “Briefly, who does this new Code.

_ “Let's get down to specifics,
».;, What, exactly, does it promise to those,
_ Employees Who are affected by ite

“CANADA'S NEW LABOUR CODE) fon.

Canadian Parliament is ensuring that more workers
“share in this,

Second, it sets the minimum wage rate for all men and
. Women over 17 years of age at $1.25 3 an. hoar,

Next, it provides for two weeks ‘annual vacation

after one year’s services’ or. 4% of wages as Yacatic

for Shes with fr

“s¥ou said the new Code applies
to industries under Federal jurisdiction,
“Would you name them?”

“Yes, and it is on€ of the most all-oribracing.
has a right to be proud of it. It sets higher”
than haye been set for any of

“It applies to fndasdiés whfei fall déd Federal firisdlttoi—
and may well prove to be a guide for other industries,
The Govern:
* in its own right; Will take the lexd’by applying *  -
the Code's Standards to its own federal employees.!?

Ag: we said, it Sets minimum standards—and 1 stress: *. ai
that these are minimum, because, of course, a lot of workers.
already

“and highway, transport, ‘primary fishing ‘where the
work for wages, air transport, radio and TY,’ ‘shipping, «
banks, uraniam mining, grain elevators, flour and feed
mills and, warehousing, seed cleaning mills, interproyincial
.or.international pipelines and ferries, interprovincial or
5 ational {slepraphe and telephones, most Crown

ountry’s growth.”?

its¢lf, which is a large employer

joy higher standards than the Code sets.

a standard’ 8 hour day and @40 hour week,
Ih to8 hours a week, and Paid fat,

ult ndustiven”

“TOP SILVERWARE’ ‘at the ‘annual. SHSS ":
awards day ~ ceremony-- held Jast Friday ;
was carried away. by,.. these’ three

‘bers of the graduating “class. Student
council ‘president: Majorie King, centre,
an A student : dation her: high school:

school. Runners-up, and winners of
equal’ awards.
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CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, ‘Thursday,’ June’ 17;:1965

2

"CASTLEGAR
. DISTRICT

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iSAVA GE SHOES

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By Wayne Groutage.
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ear ith bows and ar

dled ‘over to the
Kootenay river
were’ located
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fore : bed
sl dana! ore oped taty
and ‘‘sing-song. (12). /::
Morning came’ early ‘with’

however
FE | azing Rete of

mbers,' = Gerald
dj esky; Neil Oborne, Loyd Pee
(| age Bordon. and Crai;

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tives which: Tiay be: lied to

other such

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of penane and. hot lo:

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nee and sited with Billy

breakfast cooked; over: camp-

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senior citizens’. activity: centre, '

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need for: continued: liaison -with |:

municipal officers ‘for® the: Dur:

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on the problems: of: mut nae

who showed them his collection {
of. animal; skulls. (300!) 550

mS |

next five year: f

0 sension becom: payable

subject

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tot tHoue? aged 68; in1968 to
siim:1970. and thereafter to

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tain.an.appli- °
aoe ‘Security. -
erly lived.

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ithe Department of: Natlopal Health .and Welfare