CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct, 28, 1965

WK Z ‘Area Girl Guides. Meet

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Phe: West Kootenay area
jides of canada meeting was | thi
in St, George's

A.M. Riz-

was in

Proceot: from these. to. go. to
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of funds,

The .
pate and*O Canada, ‘The
Time was: lead: by Mrs. B.° L.
Turvey of Rossland with a‘ pray:
er and a rea

Mrs. G. Jones brought greet-

Catholic Women's League,
‘Mrs. Rizzuto announced the
sale: of Hasti-notes, -200-to be| ¢,

+ \| sold by the West Kootenay. area,

I
meeting opened: Sart
1 opel Quist

ings as B.C, representative of the | rain

The it ‘Robson’ Guide Co,
and Guiders spent a week camp-
ing at--Marshall |

made. several visits

By. ‘Susan Allingham -)+)

“s,

- | were earn
3 Division;
R, Harding reported ‘an active

and cae and Life Emblems
Slocan “Lake”:

summer ith: : considerable
campine ‘Three All Round Cords

E ; the
of the KISS wis a blaze of co-

lor asthe annual color parade
and indoor-track meet got under
Malt
‘The four corners of the gym
were appropriately decorated :in
the house colors and the Pan-
Thunderbirds
entered in order.
i . ah house, bedecked sg, Flas
lors ‘an carrying ers, flags
and ‘mascots, circled the gym-
nasium’’ accompanied. by ‘the
house cheers‘given by the ranks
and urged. on <bY,: the ‘cheer
leaders.’
A queen’ candidate was ‘spon-
sored.-by each house. She was

and Tippiz
Each

and talent. Each was introduced
by her house sponsor. and ‘was
required to give a. short Speech | &
before. — executin;
ance fc for; talent,'

; The, four: queen candidates
were: Carol. Polovnikoff,. Eliza-
pete Ackney, ‘Nancy ‘Tegart and

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First-place ‘winners in the
house events. were: ‘Color par-
ade," Jaguars; ‘queen “contest,
Nancy Tegart of the Thunder:
birds; cheer. competition, :‘ Jag- |:
wars; boy's chariot race, Lippiz-
ans; thread the needle cbuteat
Jaguars; girl’s relay, Jaguars;
boy’: 's relay, Panthers; girl’s tug-

o' war, Thunderbi
place winners in ‘the
Boy’ 's events were: obstacle race,
Tom' Randall; high jump, ‘Per-
ry Ver rigin; | standing © broad
jump, Wayne Jackson; packet

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Darre
put,’'Ron Konkin; running broad.

contest, Gary Baron.
First place. ‘winners inthe
girl's events were:. obstacle race,

off: and limbo
Kroftinoff. -;.
titors: were

Compet :
points for their houses;
and at the. conclusion of acti- |.

gs
Lippizans, 159: points;- Jaguars,

‘122 points;: Thunderbirds; 117;
Polat and’ Panthers,'109: : points, |:

points, & Girls: Jaguars

Thought for -this,;week’
“Giving our: best today’ is ‘the

recipe for.a better:tomorrow.”

o’ war, Lippizans and ‘boys’. tug
irds, - i

jump, Ken’: Healey | and limbo | Fo!

ints; Thunderbirds. 10
ts; Pan-| |

&-Heprew

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For Crossword Puzzle’
Answer See
BOSSE’S.
SEWELLE RY.

" Ad-on. Page. 3. ‘'BOSSE'S:

Also Has All the Answers. ||'

GEeSowed | ot. Same’ ae 30
Wosdy pla down’,
Ae cupertaliye: BEELER aon
ST7-|
4s-tona for “Tatamenation
* ABe! Having a ‘so-Preposition
. 62-Beholdt
49. airs name” ¢4.Compass
St-singing voice “point

cand: two. Gold
Cor

hot given due’ to illness of their
commissio! loner Mrs." J. S.

Hamilton, oe

! There ‘were a. total-of 787
campers from. the area this sum-
mer including Brownies,, Guides
and Guidors.*:
D.” Preston” reported
on the Ottawa All Round train-
ers conference ‘at’ Carlton“ Uni-
versity which was attended: by
heres and Mrs. Rizzuto.

H..Haverstock, Koo-
tenay, ay District again ‘hosted
Girl: Scouts ‘from Oregon * and

Mrs. a Kolthammer “report. | C:
nn her ‘ol it to the
ei Scout Rowid ‘Up fhere were

ool; Mrs,"|.

Lake;* Wash.,
to],

"eicanee Division report was nes

‘in’ turn’ has: been ‘invited: to go |
judged on.. beauty, : personality ea iding with

Batley as ‘het een, ap-|
pointed’ Periden the
ger, chemical ‘and: fe!
Tes ‘division .of: Cominco.

| announced ‘recently ‘by A. Wilk:

inson manager. of the division:
‘Mr... Bailey. takes’ over ‘his;
new, duties in, Montreal from. his

ilizer. department.
Born.

in chemical en-

ith: hi plant
eae eacgitedt by'Ci
then, he has” held: several su;

ory: p .in'. the compan:

chemicals and. fertilizer divisio1
“Mr, Baile 8 transferred
to. Trail in’1955: for’ special ‘du-
ties in. administration and’ was

tive nt 1963. He
returned to:Calgary in 1964-to
be. in‘ charge’ of operations there.
Mri Bailey ‘is“a‘¢member. 0:
the Chemical Institute of .Cana-
aa, the’ Engi eineering Institute of
nada ‘andthe’ Association of
Professional Engineers of B.C.
and: Alberta. He has ‘been .pro-

ent. in executive work’ in

Heh new. ene
¢| asia ‘plant: nutrient, Prairie ciRe

algary, Mr. Bailey |:
University: of AL Fs

8B of M Reports

he Udte

Saskstohe '5 ‘growing po-

tash mining operations may have
an annual’ capacity: in °1970: of
between 10'and'12 million tons,
worth over ‘$280 million at pre-
sent’ prices,’) according’ to. the

* | Bank ‘of Montreal's business re-
“1 view for ‘Setobar just issued.

f M points out that

| the eatinated cannelty for ;1970
i | would: be equal: to’ about’ half

of) world | production: of: potash
last. year and“ would ‘be capable
of supplying about one third of

world comand in 1970,

98 per cent’ of ‘this
sede used

tash: will thus: be playing a‘
part in. providing the ia ares
supply of food.that is.so: urgent-
ly needed in a‘world with a ra-
Bef ft sttee: Population, ", ne
Of

Previous|, post.,as..general :sup- |) °°,"
erintendent of, the Calgary fert-]

The ‘Perferential tea for the
Pledges. ace ‘Alpha’ Phi: Chapter

igma *Phi was - held i
recany at the home: of Mrs.
, Gormley ' with

bel L. A Nesbitt,
Mrs, D: Y calder atid . Gorm:
ley .as hostensess, Pledges at
tending .the tea’ were Mrs,

's Aichele Jand ) Mrs.’ R. Fornell
lon. Other guests were, Mrs, D. Leitch:

and Mrs. T. Couch.

Environment, | health, “work
and play was the cultural given:
appointed.to the post of admin: | by.
istral assistal

Mrs. D:. Cooper, and :Mrs.:P.

Majesgey at the ‘recent evening
meeting of the chapter held at

the home of Mrs, . Konkin,

3 Miss D. Gerrand, the public

héalth nurse,’ showed” colored.

slides of children's teeth.’

Durin,

ig the evening: a mo- j:

tion : was passed for the chapter
to donate $50 to the SHSS band.
R for the evening were

00 girls ‘camping. :
eee cola _ Slywka ‘3

technical ' an
D. Ti organizations and has served

Ho:
Mrs."' R. Lightle and “Mrs. ».E.

Adults 75’.

‘STANLEY HUMPHRIES
SECONDARY ‘SCHOOL,
T ONI G H TT.

He A OCT. 28). :

_ SHSS Auditorium Gymnaciam
8 .P.M..
Students 35c.

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By:
‘There were'96 girls and 16 s Tends
ers from all across ‘Canada.

‘Turvey. reported on.
Sandra ‘MeGauley’s camp in Swe-
den and Mrs. Kent:reported on
Donna Kent attending water-
front t training camp-at Doe Lake.
Rizzuto read: a’ letter
trom B BC executives and ‘a _let-
‘ter from Marshall Lake, Wash.,
commending ...the -ist Robsort’
Girl -Guides:-and their leader.
‘Mrs; Laura pews who camped
at Marshall Lake,

Mrs. Rizzuto rend a letter
-from Mrs, Hyson “in which she
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regional’ committee for ‘Rangers |’
which would -include | the East
gad West Kootenay: and Grand

?Camps | to’: cel te the:

Centennial : year.
The meeting “thei

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the Grace

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, Following luncheon’a _sing-
“| song: was:under the’ leadership

ing then pore four! ‘discussion
Lesley e topic o! discussion’
“Ourselves”.

c= GROUP leaders were “Mrs.
Haverstockle

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At the Foot of Pine
oa pet

ane

oA ad ‘Foster. Placements _

This :week: has been. offl-
week
by order-In-countil’of the cabl-
net of the Eoverment of B.C,

During the:two. year period

i 1963-1984, the “Local Council: of

Women: in’ ‘Trail! with the’ as-

sistance of.’ district) supervisor

of Social ‘Welfare ary the
fom

ie a group
‘of: volunteers to ‘abist 1 tn recrait-
ing foster homes, The results of |:
the Trail area campaign were so

clay proclaimed: ast,

THE SALVATION ARMY
(Pine Street)

‘Ages ‘As- up)
ig : ceeded in doubling the monthii

° 7.80: Salvation Prmeeting *

— "7.80 .*Ladies ‘Home
e j :

esday" —
er cuselon and prayer

Friday — this
atanceeer Group findings * s adoption’ ‘homes and] :

Ages ‘13 - 35)°”
y'—.9 *Boys.Club

turds:
Girls Club (ages: 12 “grade

“shel at 363 ‘Main -Streot
Phone 20872 |

, | interpret: child. care needs and,

. mittee are.a’ Tesporise to’. the

‘gratifying. that Anis provincial:
campaign’ on part .of the
three’ Children’s ate Socletles.
of B.C, and the Department of
jock fare, has been initiat-

‘due only'to the trem:
endous response of the Trail and
district citizens that the’ auxi-
| anys work, has .been’so effec,
ve.
The Joint ‘Effort ‘for Fos-
tering Committee : (JEFF), esta-
blished ag a. community action
committee to ‘coordinated and

programs ‘throughout. the. pro-
vince, :is° an outgrowth of th

homes, ‘group ‘homes and’ ‘com:
munity homes.

the needs "of tie province show-
ed that upwards of 2,000 foster
homes ‘are’ needed, 100. recelv-

:|ing and observation -homes, ‘50

group. homes ar ‘well ‘as ‘treat-
ment centres for emotionally dis-
,turbed’ children,

ren whose own home
been aerated. iwho; need
and protec

need
fewer volunteer ie ig: Mrs,-8.; Ry-
sen, foe oth “Ave. Phot | 36!
7181 ‘or’ in Mra, J.
Keufman, Phone "3005400, te

adoption recruition |
which, in March this year, su

adoption | placements.
com:,

emergency situation | confronting
with ;regard °

foster: homes’'as: well’ as: other
placement resources’ for.the in-
creasing“ numbers © of ‘children
coming into care’ of. the’ Depart-
ment of Social Welfare and the
three private ehild care; agen: }.

‘PENTECOSTAL =:

.’ TABERNACLE
001, Pirst/ Ave.

8 am. Holy Communion .
11_a.m. Holy. Communion
Guest Preacher, Rev. Ray Bray

a ae ‘own, must fins
tute Pea settings. -:

jeamucs i

one JEFF committee, thro- | 2

| shown: of the: Kinette °

Local Kinetos ;

A meeting of. th Castle:
gor-Kinnaird -Kinettes* was held | ©
recently at the
Jablonsky ‘with’ realdent doy
Saunders: presiding.

The

| Mereelius of ‘Woodland- Park’ ‘be.
ing the’ winner.
*s An inter-club ‘mesting with
| the Kaslo Kinettes was planned
for the near! future.

“Hostesses forthe: evening
ere ‘Kinettes “Doreen, ‘Jaques | «
and Teena Leitch. Pictures were

Party,’

lon, on, Fo homes are |
bate “The: Cas-

“J fore - assuming * his

ry Canadian’ who: has;
‘fora: full-length: study

board of directors ‘ot the: Rocke:
feller gra Theological Scho-

of isha life ‘of. Jesus ‘now has a Jarshi

book’ that; gives’ it :in:contem-
porary. terms,” says’ Rev," Nor-

man ‘MeN: life ; edi"

tor “of. United. Church ‘Sunday
church selijol publications,
Mrs Me "

ale
:"4, There’aré many focal il} o

: University. at Toronto. ':

\ Dr. Moore led born’ in Kes.
W fick: Ridge, N.B. Hoe:

graduate oe ‘McGill: Univer-

aity an and United Theological Col-

‘| lege, Montreal and did graduate

work’ at. Oxford ‘University; ‘Be-
present res-
ponsibilities at Victoria Univer-

. "| sity,-he, was principal of: St. An-
z drew's: College,

Saskatoon:
Dr. Moore has always: been’
very -active-in the life’ of: the
church. He:has been the
ter. of. congregation ‘in * eastern
and _ western Canada ;. and, ° in |:
addition; a ‘church’ in’ Pennsy)-
vania, .U.S.A:: Ponites Chines
Hdent: of ‘the: Unt
Spakatche

‘former! “be

sions’ and is. now on vere “execu: | -

tive of the‘ board “of world ‘mis-

itly ‘eerving asa
‘board’of direct:
Lilly, Foundation: Stu-
eThesioglcal Education:.
‘Moore has:recelved: ho-

‘ ‘degrees : from::the
veraity;ol of Saskal chews
University, Teint

3 row col Montreal and

Me
‘Trinity: :
he: United~ a
iSt.: An-

Alan

128; 1965;

Sa et

ton orm “any ee

c Sete gent x. them as ‘soon ‘ag
possible: fro:

thi Heer
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“child inthe’
ee Rome Mrs." Anna’, Alan,
committee < a; “added

and the ‘num:

8.
away from their | own ‘homes, the
need for: good ‘foster; homes ‘is
acute, but there is also need for
other kinds. of care, receiving:

ides Canadian Pacific Airlin
have announced schedule chan¢

“Ail a yeclaine

Rev. C. Stone, Minister

ncOU
*|.ver via Kelowna. ‘This flight’

state
ula: ibe at’ least ‘three. homes for }§
dd. coming : into’

that’ there aren snow ‘some: 7,000 §

lei ,
m. ‘Monday, Sr easae
ae ‘and: Sunday for \V: °.

‘arrive
ani Penticton at-4.15.' on
Tueaday. af ae

0.4 an
f' arrive at Vancouver at oy 10
and: 5.40 p.m.on a Monday: ved
Headay. and‘Sun
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