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CASTLEGAR NEWS,’ Thursdoy, May..6, “1965

“Cash ‘Awards Total $1, 807
For Cominco Employees

A total of $1) or In cash
awards was presen em:
ployees of Cominco in the last
two months, it was announced
by Cominco’s suggestion plan
committee.

The awards were for 126
suggestions approved by the

Vancouver Student
Shows an Instlerest
In “Brownie” Letters

Dear

I Aut fintened ading the
letters from global’ leaders,” to
“Brownie.” As a first year high
school lev adent Iam deeply in-
terested in such lotters. This
man “Brownie” must be a good
writer to be able to receive such | G
letters.

J am sure it .would ’ be ia
great story if. some ‘reporter
could get more .of, “Brownie’ 's””
background, “bis hobbies, ete.

Twill look forward to the
day ‘eben you print more let-
ters that “Brownie” has receiv-

ed.
Jack Baldwin,
Vancouver, B.C.

INSURANCE
For All Your. |
INSURANCE AND

REAL ESTATE. NEEDS
Phone 365-7944 .

ANDERSON

AGENCIES

G. W: G..
- WORK PANTS

"AND SHIRTS

“We have a full range of
: ,Colors and sizes.

committee. Several employees
were awarded for two and three
suggestions,

E, G. Duckworth of the
phosphate plant at Trail receiv-

d $75 for two awards — $50
for ‘an improvement in _repair-
ing pumprunners and: $25 for
suggesting a new me’ thod in
changing. pins or links in large
elevators.

A. E, Laarz of the zinc de-
partment at Trail received $70
for three ideas to improve filter-
ing operations in the sulphide
eae. plant.

‘Nui
and’ ie: for Plumbing: improve-
ments -in the zinc department
melting plant,

, Other awards over. $25 were
made to P. Boullane of the zinc
department, $35 for devising
pressure gauges on water mains;

Coupland,

tint ‘received $30 ‘

Comfort and B. G. Hawkins at
the Bluebell Mine at Riondel
and F, E, Otterbine in the zinc
department at
Other awards made were:
Zine Department — J. R
Killough and J. W. Lister; B.
Johnson and M: Morgan; W. Fil-
more and G. Scott; B. Vannelli;
T..G. Milner; G.’ Smecher; C. J.
Campbell; S.' Tobiasson; H, Me-
Gregor; G. Leni E. G! Mor-
and C; Freder-

J. E. Halagaza ‘Feeney;
RW. Conerhetin A: CG. Fillp-

,| Roman Cai

Theologists from Cc

*f,

_ Speak i iin Castlegar A a

‘’An‘interesting talk will be
given tonight at St. David's An
glican church b of a

for the last’ period Inthe after-
noon tomorrow: at the SHSS with

interdenominatfonal team.: rhs
team will:be composed of stu-
dents and. professors from the
theological colleges at the coast,
representing the Anglican, Bap-
tist, Presb’ ee United and
olic.

The young: people of, the
churches will’ meet tomorrow
evening’ at 7.80' in ‘the -lower
hall of the Kinnaird United’
Church.

The trend of ‘co-operation

per ting, the team will be Rev,

S. V.-Fawcett, professor of

old testamentiat Union Colleges
and Rev. .Dudley Ritchie, re

of the Church of St Alban the

;| the Sey ore Christ
3| Mission, Dro J.-A.

St ‘Andrew's hall, Presb;
and Rev. J..1; Richardson, dean
of Carey, hall, Baptist, at UBC.
Though the talk tonight will

?] be for ada the youth will’ be
called

Refining |
J.. Vetere. &.

des, $35 for ‘a more” efficient
method” of making -hooks for
cathode’ carriers; W. Douglas, } 7,
smelting . department, $30 for
trip switch’ on monorail loop.

: Three: suggestions ° from staff
employees were also approved.
They were submitted. by C.

B.C. Hospitals
Thank Newsman
For Coverage

Dear Sir:

- We ‘have 5 noticed through
our newspaper clippings the ge-
nerous amount of coverage that
you have given to hospital acti-
vities in your area, On_ behalf
of the members of this Asso-
ciation I. would like to thank
you fort ils “excellent commun-

ity. servis

iong the’ lines of developing
ae ‘interest for Hospital Week
Tam certain that your hospital

ponelpals will co-operate : -read-

u Again thanking you “for your
most gen¢rous’ assistance
making the public conscious of |F
their hospital

FW. ‘d,

~President, /
Be: Hospitals’: Assn;

; Vancouver, B- cc.

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“105 Main St. “Ph. 365-7417]

_GIVIL DEFENCE,

PC, -

arades, "Tada-
nac '—- A. ‘Morelli; D. J. Lyp-
patie Ro J... Mear;, Ge Freer;

R. akace and. L. Van-! ~
gS (2);:'T. Harry; E. La
tino; W. Anderson.

Engineering, Services — Rk.

Holy | Land Slides”
Shown Last Woek —
At Pol Luck Supper

McKinn
ey v. Sao oaey oe ‘A. R. John-
ston
‘Tedanac Department — Jd

Should: you have any ideas’

J. Langlois; G.A. Sundstrom;
F. W. Boras and P. Murray.
Warfield Department —A.
J. Mondor. (2); W. Baturin: (2);
L. ,M. Moly W. D. Negus;
Couch; Flannagan; WwW.
penne K Fleck; H. M,-.Si
J. ‘VanTassel; F. M.
R z “Trusdale; H. Re Vyse (2).
Power Department. — L.
LaVigne; D. McAlpine. “.

N.| cipation led by the
F. | was. held.

3] were shown- and narrated. by
. L. Faris. Se:

The 1 pot-luck
supper was held last: Thursday
in: the. KISH with members of
both Kinnaird and Blueberry
United Church’ attending,

Following the supper, a
sing-song with audience ,, parti-
HLA-C ‘group

Slides’ of the Holy Land
Rev. and Mrs. ° D.

veral souvenirs were ‘0! n disp!
to add ‘interest to ihe, slides.

CNIB. Supervisor. Gives
Award | to Cominco, Man...

éph Lewis, supervisor of
vocceation for the. B:C.‘ division
of ‘the ‘Canadian National. In-
stitute for the Blind, presented
a Wik. om ou ‘award to Joe
in the zinc

it in the ‘usual way.
a flash and: a: shower of molten
copper: and : aluminum sprayed
his face. Both lenses - of
‘safety glasses | were splached
with hot

There was,

these espec-

jally with the young people, has’

been an evident factor for some
r | time.

Many inthe. local hospital
as well as our ‘senior -citizens

Wilding
oC The “epoperation of ‘several
was ‘shown’ again

*| min
January with’ ‘the Nerviee be being

at Grace Presbyterian
during. the “Week of: Prayer

| and ‘followed later in-the spring

on’ Good: Friday: when’.an af-
ternoon’ service ‘was ‘held in St.
David's ‘Anglican Church as well
as the Easter morning. sunrise
at ® the Castlegar: Cenotaph:

Though | individual’: confer-
ences were held for the Koote-
nay Diocese, representatives
were present at each.

The. Hi-C Conference was
held at St. Paul’s Trinity Church
at Nelson earlier in April, con.
ducted by. Rev. Peter
Guest. 2 Speaker, was the ‘KUG

, Rev. Faris. who spoke
on the Tite and Thought of Diet-

inp rich ‘Bonboesser,’ a German’ ci-

tizen who was hung 20 years
ago, for taking a Christian sta
against Hitler...

The ‘Young Peoples’ “Con-
ference was held’ April 20 to
28 at . St... David's’ Anglican
Church with’some 65 young peo-
ple being. billeted ‘dn’ the Cas-
tlegar, - Kinnaird “and - Robson
homes. “The theme for. this

was
using‘ the Comfortable’ Pew by
lerre Burton for the text.’ The
speakers were Bishop Coleman
and Ray Hancock of Nakusp.

KING KOIN: ‘LAUNDRY
AND: DRY. CLEANING

Now is ‘the. time to “clean your. dr pes
dd

ry
aa surpriiingly or job; |
gave money!

ry tte
we do; the work and: 2

Monday,’ it was the first time he
Kk losing

cathode with his neoprene sate
)| ty: gloves..and started: to:

7 Sana May 8th,

8: 00 p.m, Sharp

‘Admission By

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21 ‘Valuable

Prizes

GRAND

PRIZE

1965 Ford Fairlane

. Plus many other.

$100. 00 sp

Buy Your Tickets

The Store With The

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For Purchasers of
Advance. Salo Tickets

social Bingo

Pitts Drugs Y tectacks :

‘20 ‘GAMES-FOR: ONLY $2. 50

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> COLUMBIA ‘CELLULOSE

quired ‘immediately, ‘young

the: Industrial : Relations. 5 Dep
“gar -Sawmill.’‘The ‘p

“cruitment, ‘safety: ‘promotion, group ‘| ‘benefit, pls

yeas Telated work. : ‘Minimum... grade.'12 ‘education is

ired. Some‘ experierice Brefe ble

but not’ éasential:, Reply, by. letter; tor: i

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SUPT.. i
CELL yBEISION. LIMITED:

First Church of Christ,. Sclentist,. Nelson
Lovingly invites you to hear a free lecture entitled
" “GOD OMNIPOTENT
MAKES MAN TRIUMPHAN "
by
‘Noel D. Bryan. “Jones; C.S., of Worthing, England, -

“member of’ the Board. of Lectureship of The |
* Mother -: Church, ‘Christ,
 Scientist,.in’ Boston, Massachuse!

The - First Church

Friday, May 78 em. a
Fis Hal 812 Stanley St., Nelson °

al Are ‘Welcome.

| Ena Sf EER TET TAT

Ta ioe

Awol to eg ‘wise may be sufficient but
need ‘to wear: rently ae

ANAC IEE

Dy The Month ‘of May was first detignat
vo. TSiyears ago, and it has become the tri
cits ace dere rededicate

a ARE

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ke ccc Aceon

pT NTS

; sidents.

Rinse’ Festival fe the PNE audi. cx

| SHSS: Doncert Band -
n Vancouver

The SHSS coiltert band left) tori
for Vancouver. Tuesday.; morn:
ing where ‘they -will compete in
the Kiwanlan Music Festival.

Under the direction of Nor-
man Fishwick the band perform: | tle,
ed at a concert at Como Lake on |’
Wednesday afternoon.

The second concert was held
Wednesday: e evening also at Co-
mo The band was billet-
ed by Como Lake-Coquitlam re

time: to"tour the’ hi

and supervigors,
and
the band.

:.DON'T WORRY :
Don't worry if your job is

This’ morning ‘the ‘band
at|'And your rewards are few.

moved . to accommodations
- Acadia’ camp, UBC and will com-

the -Kiwanlan Was once a nut lke you.

‘saturday they, want Bave free.
ighlights
Vancouver and Sunday evening
flog agrour will return to Cae

Band manager, W. ‘Melintyre

B.' Kavic accompanied |

Remember that’ the mighty “gale

eaten

CORNER

Ken Rigby,

jelson

cat the: bis monthly meeting
held on:Tuesday night, Comrade
D. McDougall gave the auditors
of report for the year, 1964.

membership, advised the meet-
ing that there are 267 pald up
members with a Gelinquency of
36° still over

reporting on the
car built in’ 1

last

eo first gasoline car in’
Canada was an American built

First Canadian ‘Made Car
- Built in Toronto in 1893.

To the Dixon Carriage Works
in. Toronto must go the credit
for producing the first motor
vehicle in Conse an electric

registered in ‘Canada,

"The Ford Motor Co,

accepted,
small

a

SPRAYED CEILINGS —_ QUALITY WORK
‘Free Estimates. Gladly Given

CASTLEGAR : PH, 365-8305 AFTER 6 P.M.

_ KOOTENAY DRYWALL

Bacon 365-5987,

: fre Legion prop

attend,

Pl ce | Comrade

year.- These ‘members are re-
quested ‘to pick up thelr cards
at: once. Three
ship applications were read and

m_ track meet is to

\s-
and ‘are asked to contact Floyd

f cua ade Pte Ew Ew. art, is
$ over: ie ingo’ opera-

4 tion’ from Comrade: Bart Martin
who is leaving Castlegar shortly.
.| Bingo will he itty id on Saturday.

Bate | was
presaled il rig his ast, resid:
serene by com | &. Bae came a
a shine wn oS rdinaty on special 18
|| regarding the proposed sale. of

is g must'and members are
asked to make a special effort to

“Comrade BIL Jolinson: was:
a pointed to,the executive to re-.

rn. replaces - Comrade
‘as sergeant-at-arms,

member-

Kinnaird Guides

club,

. In Competitions

fire singing competitions

There were. about 250:
des and ‘leaders ' present,
., Barn

ww Canadian

This -meet-
by Rev. D. C. Anderson.

anies, taking
4 and the pi

Bacon ..who in
de company ‘and third,
naird Guide company.’

“Take Third Place .

+ -Mrs.| Ho F,. Hyson: deputy
provincial. “commissioner ‘and
Mrs. H: Johnson, ‘district com-
missioner, attended. the camp

‘There were nine guide com-

in the. sing:
e winners were:
firat,: 2nd Rossland: Guide ‘com-
pany; second, 2nd Warfield eu

nada was incorporated
and In 1907 Robert Mc!

Winton, bought by John Moodie
of ‘Hamilton, Ont., in 1898.‘ By
1003 there were 220 vehicles
all. of
them’ In’ the’ province ‘of Onta-

Of Ca-
in 1904

aughiin,

with his son, R. S.
formed the ‘McL Me Laughiin,

business for 40 year:
MeLau;
1918

General: Motors. Co. of Canada.

-Butek, Model F.

noses in this county

Car Co, in, Oshawa, where’ “the
family had carried on a carriage

Their. first vehicle a8 the
@ company became “the
+ ;The | Everitt Metzger-Fland-

ers bly plant in Wi
for P Ein Windsor tt 1008:
the Girl Guides’ in Trail Sat- ah

ere eis of Canada was
formed ‘in 1925, ‘also in ‘Wind-
flag was ‘gor:

Schotisid Chap-

“Other ‘companies sprang ap,
ter of the IODE and dedicated

but few of the smaller firms
survived. In 1918. there were
75,089: :passenger, ‘cars produced
in’ Canada and’ production has
grown. steadily,’ except for the

CASTLEGAR, NEWS, Thursday, 11965

| Salvation Army - Special . Services.

_ Sunday, May 9 Pine. St. Twin Rivers Hall
10.30 a.m. for Youth (13 to 30)

2.30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Public Meetings i

“Leaders: Lt, Col. L. Pindred and Major William:

Leslio and the Harbour Light Combo from Van-
couver.. - |

All’ are Welcome

Sse

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PAULINE JOHNSON
For Mother's Day, May 9
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