". CASTLEGAR NEWS, “Thursday, Feb. 6, 1964

~ Beneficiary Organizations Tell of Their ‘63

APKRE Community Chest Annual eneral: Meeting |

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encies were heard during, Inst
week's annual meeting of the,Kin-
naird-Robson-Castleger C af

grants received from Gomines and,
Celgar, and also . from, all. other
business organizations a ‘Indivi-
duals donating to, o cnet funds,

Chest, #

‘The meeting also received the
report. of Community Chest :pre-
aldent Frank Webster covering
1963 activities, Mfr; Webster ex-'
tended tho thanks of his board for

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* put forth: a. Jot wr Sffort and were

to be commended for. thelr work,

Mr, Webster said, and he voiced

the opinion the board should be
to 15 or 18

T. Hughes.

at Silver Birch School,’ which is
under the direction of Mrs, H.

and the children themselves, We

ine
atead of the present 12, This would
allow better

different areaa at the pethe
mee!

Beneficiary Broups were invit-
ed to send representatives. to the
anoual meeting, as

ling,” he said,

Continuing his report, Mr.
Hughes spoke of. their hope of in-
troducing a kindergarten class this

Palsson of Kinaird,'“a person of} 4, Ess " fi %
immense patlence'and capability.”| ca, and felt rg would use tdlai.
“Parents have testified to the| stration, if all'sports groups were
gratifying results of such facilities} under-one central authority.

one knows of someone who could

Mr, Hughes eutined activities take his ‘place,’ It would be much

appresint ed.’

‘such as ‘Chureh and Remembrance.
dyson"

to

in the Hospital: lary nut drive,
“parade of, dime: ald of Rotary
Health Centre, - othera.. |:

cadets! sn.

Mrs... Johnson

enjoy the oppor-
funlty for this companionship and report tor Ave rpieatntartn Die

1963. Fair had been’ the. en .

on record, with 1,852 exhibits
and $800 In prizes.
“The board plans to hold the

year which will renlre extra help| Fair for three days in’ 1964;" a

Chest directors feel this the ‘best
way ‘to obtain reports on what is
actually being accomplished:.with

-the

the grants

ithe, year.:
Pint: report ed tas

‘that of. the ‘Kootenay. Society for

and perform -sim

Chapter, and the pein -was-G,

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ING GUITAR, MANDOLIN,
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PHONE 365-5686
After 7 p.m.’

Wer ast I e. 9 G §F Crusade ‘for Christ

jretarded

ed. child.”

dicott Home and School at Creston.

card plan,

entire $18,000 has been obtained.

whom the school is not. suitable} ges’ réports show the’ C:
These older children would-be en-| ana District’ exhibits to be of »
to make small. articlesLvery high‘ quality, She extended

raised. a total of .$7,755 towards| also taken part in the
the target of $18,000 set for this| Rally. The Assoclation wished ‘to
area for. building of the Dr. En-| express appreciation to the Com-

hopes ‘to have more floor’ aan

ant
laneed for the: older children for{ Mrs. Johnson’ mentioned ‘the “jud-

mer camp, and: ‘th committee had:
sro ‘Area |

‘ The’ éport “for the Canadian
Cancer Society, Castlegat ’ "unit;
was ted by’ Mrs. C:

thanks to the “Community Chest

ple tasks,

Suecess of this project hinges | for its help-and to all others who
on the iors type of.person being| had helped out in any way.

who will,take on the job
of supervising this group of young} the report of Girl ‘Guide~ and
adults..it would require} Brownle “Associations on behalf‘ of
‘someone with “original ideas, im-] District Commissioner Mrs, ‘J, Dal-
mense. patience,: and .forbearance, | ziel. The last census showed 238
and ofcourse. a. person who is| members, however, since then 2]
thoroughly dedicated to the retard-] new company has been added in

* Mrs,’ Johnson also presented

Woodland Park.’ Guides and Brow-

Locally, the Castlegar Chap-|nfes had attended summer camps].
ter: of the Kootenay Society -for| and special sessions in the United
Handicapped Children had so far| States and at Vancouver, and had

president, who ‘remarked the majo-
rity of people “do ‘not’ realize ‘how
‘many are helped by the unit. as
the work’ in not publicised. °Pat-
fents have been sent to clinics. in
‘Vancouver: and ;they had assisted
with- expenses of ‘a ‘patlent going
to another. province, A-large amo-
unt-also-has gone:to provide drugs,
ambulance service;. ete...The work
‘of the unit is made ‘more possible
yy grants,‘ from~the Communi

Chea Ma Saunders. felt, ~ Z

IODE Welfare Committee chair-
man Mrs; ‘W: Easton:spoke briefly
of Hin: the ‘past

munity Chest for the assistance

The sum of $190 had been realized | given.
through the Christmas greeting n

F. Hyson of Robson
reported © for ‘Squadron: No: 581

"An annual appeal will be made} Aid Cadets stating the organization
to people of the district until the| had a successful -year.‘and had

attained. ani over-all rating of 91.2

Report for ithe Senior ( citieens percent, up from 89 per cent the

y J, year. The Squadron ‘is

REV. DON. MOORE fe
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‘Feb. 2-9 at 7.30 p.m.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

CASTLEGAR, B.C...
7L-Ist Avenue

DAILY FREIGHT

SEBwICE

head-

"tar shales fast
your friendl:

alin teailer equip-
tween Vancouver and

ee for rackendsble ee Entling at

T. Webster, ‘who afemed, whe now. placed ‘ninth in 35 squadrons
meeting..the Senior Citizens club| in the province.

has some 60 members, which is °Mr. Hyson advised they have
down a little from last. year. no problems .in staffing. with either
Mr, Webster: said attendance | officers or civilian instructors. The
at high, as meets every
usually over ai members are pre- month ~and -has. excellent « liason
sent, and he felt this was some-| with the squadron. Mandatory and
thing: of a record. optional subjects studied-were car-
President: of- the Senior Citi-} ried out well with top marks being
zens is Hatry’ Evans, who was] obtain

chosen as’ Citizen ‘of the Year" Special activities were listed
in 1963, za

\ Mr. Webster thanked all groups 2
and organizations who had help- ‘B adoon’ Tea
oa ‘out with entertainment and og
the Canadian Legion which sup-| ,
plied the ee, of the hall rent free Feature Scottish
for meetings, and also the Com-
nity: Chest for help along finan- Theme Throughout
cial lines. ¥
Harry Bate of Kinnaird spoke Members of the Lillian Kil-
on behalf of the Kootenay Colum- | Jough Chapter of the IODE held a
bia Council for Boy Scouts and Tea
Cubs, saying there are now 242] in the Twin Rivers Hall.
boys in the various Scout and Cub Guests were greeted on their
groups in the district, also a unit arrival by Mrs, L. Zinio, regent
of Rover Scouts in Robson. of the IODE, The hall -was-de-
During the year the Cubs had| corated with large posters depict-
attended sessions at Camp Tweeds-| ing many scenes of Scotland and
muir, had helped with bottle-dri-| also the coming of Brigadoon to
ves, etc., and Father and Son ban-} Castlegar on Feb. 8,
quets had been held for Scouts}. The serving table was covered
and Cubs, ‘ with a white cloth and lace over-
A number of Scouts had been| lay and was centered with.a low
made Queen’s Scouts and Rovers| bowl of Scotch thistles and hea-
had attended the provincial con-| ther flanked on either. side with
ference. silver tea and coffee services. In
In concluding, Mr. Bate wish-| the background there was a record
ed to commend the efforts on the | player softly playing songs of Scot-
part of the relatively few leaders, | land.

and also to thank the KRC Com- The individual tea tables were
munity Chest for its support. each covered with a fancy cloth

competitive pte

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CALL o
KINNAIRD:
365-6162

Castlegar Librarian Mrs.

venile 7382 and adult 4047,
There are 742 juvenile mem-

R.| with scenes of* Scotland’ printed
Donnan reported on improvements
to the library and on book cicula-
tion, which during 1963 was ju-| Mrs, R. West and Mrs, R. Whit-

on them and centered with a vase
of thistle and a sprig of heath

taker were responsible for the
decorating.
Pouring during the afternoon

‘work

year,: providing ‘much-need. cloth-
ing,! furniture” and’; food-hampers
where cneeded. This: {s ‘dono. with:
the: ald of the grant fromthe Com-
munity Chest for which’ she extend-
ed the thanks of her committee,
cee (3) presenting her report, “Mrs.
Easton made ‘special. mention of
the‘donations of staple and canned
goods, ‘also’ apples, ‘brought! in by
the! high" school students,

The donations were made -in
response © to ‘an’ ‘appéal by ‘John
Holden,‘principal of Stanley Hump-
litles’ Secondary ‘School, ‘she’ said,
snd ‘results ‘had: been: cverwhelm-
ing, There ‘were over 800‘ items
of canned goods‘ alone,‘and ‘many
Hoxes ‘of - apples!~ which ‘she’ and
Her‘‘committee had‘ béen ‘able’ to
thake ‘tip ‘into" hampera‘‘at: Christ:
mas‘ time. ' Appreciation ‘was 'ex-
pressed to Mr. Holden for the idea

tributions.
George Jackson’-reported for

‘dnd to the, students ‘for their ' ‘con- | |

;. Complete Shoah af Vole

Over - $100. 00 i in Cash & Gifts
Will be ‘awarded i in the

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the. Kinnaird Library
stating the library has’ increased
its book stock ‘and, also’ increased
shelf ‘space, Children ‘are. making
more and more use of the facilities
provided, he said.

Mr, Jackson also reported on
distribution” of welfare funds by
the Kinnaird Improvement Society
and thanked the’ Community Chest
for its help.

Final report was. that of the
Canadian Legion Welfare: Commit.
tee and was presented by F. Bacon
who pointed out help is given to all
needy, cases, not veterans alone.
Transient relief is handled by the
RCMP, ‘which simplifies matters.
The Legion: Committee hands out

hampers at/Christmas to those who
need. the hel Dees

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“HOGKEY,
GHATTER

: By GEORGE JACKSON

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leave yourjexécu
words or ways ‘tas oeprete their

for,
support Minor Hotkey has recalv
!

{ Moral’ ‘sipport ‘an g
help from many, many. Danants all

through our‘Big Week’ along’ with’

the material and financlal aid from
local organizations and the business
community give ‘assurance that the
Castlegar and District Minor Hoc-

key Association can and. will keep!

up with the times; 0.7, 4
: Four short years ago an assem-

bly, of several adults and 200.boys
matked ‘the’ start:of ‘Minor Hockey.
here’in the hub’ of‘the Kootenays,
Enthusiasm was never. dampened
by the 2 by 12.planks we had
for boards, and the change room
{a shack) bulging at) the seams
with young Gordio Howes, many
putting skates on for the first time,

*-On the brighter slde was the

interest shown by local- merchants

who sponsored. and provided new
sweaters: for.-15-young teams. ‘To
those“who shouldered the admini-
strative and’ financial ‘burden’ of
setting up the first’ stage, and
J making possible ‘our local groups
|] continuous ‘climb to recognition fa
tho. hockey world, we express our
deep appreciation, -

some interesting data, Did you
Know that our coaches travel al-
most 5,000 miles during :the . sea-
son? spend about 1,000 hours ‘su-
pervising,. coaching, and being a
foster fathor, -pay: long .distance
phone calls in excess of $20 arrang-
ing. gamea with out-of-town teams,
not ‘to ‘mention the ‘laces,’ elastic
bands, safety. pins and other minor
items of repair.

“If your interest leans to coach-
ing and time ‘allows: your. active
participation the welcome mat is
big down here at the rink, Hf lack
of time is your reason to-dectine,
then take out.a membership and

Evangelist Will
‘Give His Healing

“Testimony Here’

4 Last’ Sunday: evening Rev.
K. Webb, minister of the Pente-
cos

govern your boy's. hockey career.
Our meetings are held at the arena

month,

In. exhibition games last week
our midget and bantam teams went
down to defeat by. the Rossland
clubs, however they went down

R.] graciously ‘and as'good sportsmen.

Our Pee Wee. team” held’, their

n-
ed the “Castlegar Crusade’ 2 for
Christ.”

The guest’ ‘apeaker ‘ducing ‘this
spiritual emphasis is the Rev. Don
Moore of Peachland, Mr. “Moore
is an ordained ‘minister. of the
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada,
engaged in evangelistic and crusade
work British C

hilltop ‘city, while winning their
home game §:to 1, before an en-
thusiastic crowd here in our local
ice palace, Remember, that many.
of our bigger. boys: just learned
to skate “four “years ago.

‘Minor Hockey Mother of the
week: was Mrs. W. K. Garrett of

| Nine years ago this month the
Rev. Mr."Moore lay dying’’on ‘a
hospital bed, suffering: in-the ad-
vanced stages of miliary tubercul-
osis. complicated : with tuberculous
meningitis, After'réceiving the fin-
est-- medical: attention’. possible,
without any “apparent hope, Mr.
Moore received complete ling

medically documented ~ ‘and the
complete stoy is told‘in’a*book

entitled “Modern'Miracle” recently. :

Kinnaird, ¢

> Other lucky program ‘winners
were Mr. Frank Jonkman and Mrs,
Geo - Fullerton - of -Brilliant,“num-
bers drawn but not claimed were
2340.— 1655 — 2418. If ‘you still
have . the. program call” in. at the
office.

"Mothers - who" find the rink
cold while they watch John, Jock
or Bill play, may take heart for
is | shortly we hope to make arrange-

two or three times a week. ©:
During our Big Week we re-
ceived remarks about

the:
one of the Crusade services’ un
Moore will be giving this amaz-
ing healing testimony, of hat,
has done in: his’'life

this column, some were: critical,
some questions. This writer’ is

di |_not entirely happy with it either; |

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of our players are
not reported for in Minor Hockey,
unlike the NHB, all-boys are‘sup-
posed to have equal ice time and
the writer feels they should. be
rated according to their mental and
Physical eonteibation and by the

manner: in cin they play the
game.

Sportsmunship prevailed on
‘Wednesday last in a game between
the Air Cadets and midgets, These
boys in blue are a credit to their
squadron and Castlegar, and it
was our pleasure to include them
in the program,  ~

A full report wili be available
to- members onthe outcome. of
Minor Hockey ‘Week, and. in’ clos-
ing this week’s column, ‘remem-
ber: “You.don’'t have to také

part ina sport to be a good one.”

AAA

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WIENERS 3 Ibs. $1. 00.

UNION AYRSHIRE

SAUSAGE 3 Ibs. $1 00

UNION Mey

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EMPRESS

SIDE BACON 1-Ib. pkg. . 59c
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Servings ROSSLAND, TRAIL, KINNAIRD ‘&' NELSON

and 90 paid-up adult memberships,
The library is open two days aj Ann Fuller, both members of the
week, east who' reside in Ross:
both: afternoons an evenings. | land. Others pouring . were: Mrs.

Incerased shelf-space has been} Wm, Houston and ‘Mrs. A. Selbie.
added she said, and the junior Tea tables were in charge of

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section had been separated from | Mrs, J. Gemmill, Mrs. F. Hostetter
the teenagers books. and Mrs, R, Whittaker. The bake
In speaking on activities of the | table was presided over by Mrs.
Castlegar Athletic Association, An-| J. Scott and Mrs.'V. Goresky. Tea
dy Shutek said the group has had || tickets were entrusted to Mrs, Eas-
a‘normal and successful year. It| ton. Members of the kitchen com-
has ‘affected some 300-people in| mittee were Mrs, 3, Horst, ‘Mrs.
the district and of these about 250| M. Moore and Mrs. J. Pedersen.
are youths while the remainder Door prize winners were Mrs,
are young adults. Basketball, hoc- | Mabel Isakson, Mrs. V. Goresky
key, football and other sports have | and Mrs. F. Hostetter. The tickets
been sponsored. He felt the foot-| were drawn by Mrs,:A, Borodula
ball enthusiasts will feel the Ioss| and the prizes were tickets to Bri-
of. Father C. Day, and if any | gadoon.

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