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THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1957

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Kinnaird Commission
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ing the regular Monday meeting.

reached.
following the break-down of the
heaters had been installed in the

further freeze-up.
Holds Toboggan Party
Young People’s Group

-The Anglican-United Young
People's Association of Castlegar
held a toboggan party on the
evening of Saturday, January 19,
at the CastleBar Ranch,

After the sleigh-riding, mem-
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evening during which they were
served coffee and donuts by
Miss Daphne Quance, while Mr.
Vie Mowbray was in charge of
programming,
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Published Every Thursday at ‘The: Crossroads of the Mootenays’

VOL 10, No. Em

_,CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA

THURSDAY, JANUARY 31,

1957

Two New KRC Directors
Appointed af Annual Meet

John Dunlop. and L. E. Can-
tell are the two, new Directors
to the Kinnaird-Robson-Castlc-
gar Welfare and Receeational

of Bibles, especially the work of
printing the Bible in Braille to
meet the need of the many blind
people, and also to he work of
the Bible into foreign

Society i: at T

nights 10th annual meeting in the
Castlegar Legion Hall. Mr. Dun-
lop and Mr. Cantell will serve
ter a period of three years.

'’ President-E. Fitzpatrick re-
(ported briefly for the Society and
(/ explained the purpose of this an-
" puat meeting at which Repre-
sentatives of the various -service
clubs and organizations are re-
quested to be present; Mr, Fitz-
patrick said it is only in this
way, through hearing the reports
ofthe various groups, as to the
disposition of the grants receiv-
ed, that a true picture of the
allocation of funds can be obtain-
ed. Mr. Fitzpatrick closed his re-
port with thanks to the Directors,
the Secretary and those who had
during the past year to give sup-
pert and help to the organiza-
tion,

The Financial Statement was
presented by Alec Gray, Secre-
tary-Treasurer, and also the
Treasurers’ report. This showed a
membership of 479,. Receipts for
the year had been $8911.00 a 4%
increase over the previous year.
Grants disbursed amounted to a
total of $7495.00 which was an
inerease’-of 12% from 1955.

Mr. Gray pointed -oyt the

- Payroll, deduction handled for the!
“ various ‘societies now. are neéar-

ing the $6,000 mark.’ Mr. Gray
wished to thank the Directors and
${

_, during the.year past...

“ B Campbell of Castiegar.re-|'/

portedifor the. Castlegar. Branch

ee Near Lee saying the]

languages,

For the Girl Guides and
Brownies, Mrs, Fox of Kinnaird,
thanked the Society for its help
which had gone towards camping
equipment and other. needs.

Archdeacon B, A. Resker
spoke for the Boy Scouts and
Wolf Cubs, of which there. are
some 175 in-this district, describ-
ing the ‘camps,. ete, for’ which
the yearly grant is a great help.
Mr. Resker also spoke for Camp
Galilee at New Denver which is
maintained by the Anglican
Church.

Robson Women's Institute
Welfare Committee was repre-
sented by Mrs. S, Grant, who de-
seribed the social work the In-
stitute handled, providing hamp-
ers for needy families, among
many ‘things.

As representative of the
Castlegar Film Council, Miss D!
Reith said that with the grant
received from KRC, the Council
hoped to be able to enlarge its
library of films for better ser-
vice to its membership,

'G, Jackson spoke on behalf
of the Kinnaird. “Imp

Many Headaches
With Frozen Pipes

Chairman E. Kraft reported
on Wednesday that the heavy
frost caused much worry. Right
now there are 6 men working to
unfreeze waterpipes. 27 frozen
lines were listed at the Village
Office, 3 mere were reported on
‘Wednesday.

The situation can be expected
to get worse instead of better as
the frost has a tendency to go
deeper in the oan when the
weather warms up, C issi

Houselrailer Burns
At Cedar Grest Motel

Fire Alarm was phoned in
last Saturday at 2:15 p.m. by Mrs.
B. Hunter, Cedar Crest Motel

* Although out of the incor-
porated area, Fire Chief BE. Lewis
sent Deputy Fire Chief, G. Carr,
with one firetruck and 7 mem-
bers of the F.D. rushed to the
spot,

, Apparently there was a drain-
lifie frozen underneath the house-
Eanes, owned by Mr. O. D. Stav-

‘for ‘Mannix Con-

er M. MacPherson is a great help
-in this with

q
sieuction, and. the ire was caused
by thawing out the pipe.

an automatic aril which eases
being sometimes 3 ft, deep.
sometimes 3 ft. deep.

Mr. Kraft emphasized “thar
the Village crew is. doing the
best it can.

Garbage will be picked up as
soon as this is possible.

| The interior of the trailer
suffered no- ‘damage, just: the
bottorn, : -

“Due'to the courtesy of Fire-
chier E. Lewis and the fast action
of} the -F.D.. was it possible’ to
avoid a ‘greater loss,

‘| There’ is an a eae side to

SHHS Backetballers .
Take Two Gamss
In Trail Friday

Last Friday evening . the
SHHS Rockers and Rockettes
travelled to Trail. for their big-
gest game of thé year and both
teams came home with vietories.

The'girls won by a score of
27-22 and the boys won 37-30.

A large SHHS. fans

its
work “and contributions to the
(Continnea on page &

Break-In

‘Thetr :-only : reward: for’ the
was.

which |
See, (Cadets? It Has. been, found
ary to transport the older

boys’ te. ‘Trail to continue their]

training, ‘and this” will commence
soon,

‘Mr, Campbell also reported
tor the Castlegar Amateur Ath-
Jetic. Association, and outlined
year’s:- activities, in Softball,
basketball and Junior Hockey
clubs, ,etc, -

Reporting ~ for the Kiwanis
Club, Howerd.Anderson thanked
the KRC for their help and“men-
tioned as his club's. undertaking,
the Red Cross:Bloéa Donor: Clin-
ic( which had: gone’ over the top
in its drive for 300 pts.

Miss Pennoyer reporting for |:

the British and Foreign ‘Bible
Society ‘stated the KRC Contri-j,
bution had gone for the printing

Four New Members.
* Join-Legion: ‘Auxiliary

> Four new members were‘ ac-
cepted into the membership of
the Ladies’ AuxiHary to the Can-
adian Legion, Branch 170 (Castle-
gar) at a meeting held in. the
Legion hali'on January 22. The
new members are Mrs. C, Hale,
Mrs, R. :-Wadey, Mrs. E. H. Hyde
-and Mrs, ,W. Shay.
The new, auxiliary ‘p

left, cia ithe: ‘cash - register
ot Two! rear: doors ‘and : the
office ‘door. were ‘forced “for °
+ entry “and tools: from the
store were used on. the safe.
“>The ease is under investi-
seston by RCMP.

“IPs Grand To Be 80”
Says Mrs. Duncan:

“It's grand “to be 80", these
were Granny's ‘words when she
was. Guest of Honour at a Sur-

h das Gail Leitner was the

whole’ show forthe girls with};

19 point& Yvonne Patton. had 4
points:
Rese Marie Guido each ‘had 2.
Castlegar’s starry guard Fred
|Horcoff, hampered slightly by a
foot injury, nevertheless . came
[through ‘with his usual outstand-
ing ‘effort and scored 18 points

{for the Rockers. Walter Keraétt

‘Marvin’ hid’ 67

Plotnikoft “hod 2 points to com-

Blete: the” Scoring.” eV a
: (Gerald: Polsson) |;

this indi Mrs. Stacey com-
plained fo her husband sbout the
hebvy.: wind, when’ Mr. . Stacey
realized the cause and shouted:

iihal's not’ wind, that’s Pea

New L Legion Executive
Holds . First. Meeting

The’ exent of. the Lesion’

‘| ternational. iMrs. Stewart accom-

The tenth anniversary of the
Castlegar Kiwanis Club was
celebrated at a banquet in the
Kinnaird Improvement Society
Hall last Friday night.

First president of the club,
Cyril Bell, formerly of Castle-
gar, travelled from Port Alberni,
where he now resides, to attend
the banquet and also to act as
master of ceremonies during the
installation of the tenth president
and executive,

Also present to. instal] new
president. M. E, Moran, was P.
C, Stewart of Trail, \lievtenant-
governor of Division 6, Pacific
Northwest District of Kiwanis in-

panied her husband.

The new executive who re--
ceived their badges of officefrom
Mr. Stewart, were president M

M. E. Moran Installed al
Kiwanis Banquet. Eriday

nection with the arena now in
use,

Ninety members and guests
sat down to enjoy supper pre-
pared by the Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society. Decorations featur-
ed the blue and gold colors of
the Kiwanians, and was carried
out in the vases of daffodils and
blue irises at the head table and
streamers of blue and gold crepe
paper centering the tables.

a
Pussy Gat, Pussy Cat
Where Have You Been

On a cold evening recently,
our big black cat “Dopey” jump-
ed up to our kitchen window and
to let us know he want-

E, Moran, J. OH
Corbett and J. S, Anderson, trea-
surer -W. Shay, and secretary R.
T. Waldie. New board of directors
is made up of W. F. Shkwarok,
K. Sharples, W. Sharples, S. Cc
"| Muirhead, E. Fredericksen and
W. T. Waldie.

Perfect attendance pins were
' by, Mr, Stewart to G.

work in this ¢ y be
gathered from the list of otticers

Leitner, a nine-year pin to “ .

ed in,’ This was his usual proce-
aoe Duly admitted, he rubbed
his glossy coat . against. my legs,
made ‘a- fuss over Glenna our 8
yr. old daughter, took a swing at
our, white kitten, growled at
your young ate
a large amount of food and curl-
ed up at my husbands lap for a
i

B, Dalton,

to di the

'Y pin, W. Sharples, ene

of § i which in-
cluded the following: -
« Membership, Entertainment,
‘Club, Pensions, Publicity, «By-
Laws, Welfare, House Transient
Relief, Liaison ,Band, Cemetery,
Zone Representation, Sick Visit-
ing) Fall .Fair, Building,
The. Executive Committee
wigh ‘to. inform . and

~ | Mr. ‘Moran.

year pin, K, Sharples, five-year
bin and W, Shay second-year pin,

_ A new member, J. Lewis of
Kinnaird, was introduced te the
club by E. Fredericksen;: and was
inducted into the by

“A repens: of the :past year’s
by Mr.

others “that. the’ secretary. Mr. G,

Smibert will be in. attendance vat
}the.: Legion. HalJ: ‘on . Sat
‘waornings “betwee §:00 a.m. and.

Dalton, - sie mentioned the spon-
soring'of Little League and Pony
League ‘ball in. the district, par-
ticipation’ in: the -May “Day Sports,
sof. .the “Red Gross!

1:00" p.m.
of. February to answer any..ques-

blood donor dlinie;: the successful
fund- -raising project held in’ con-

Hons Soneerning Legion: Affairs,

Talk. On life in Formosa ;

“Speaking to the, Cortleesr and
district Cl

‘as they | do- not believe in working
It was not tinheard

last . week,-” Fraser” * titchelt of
Rossland delighted all who. heard
him with: his i ‘of life,

of to discover that all hands had
gone to sleep on the job.'
Kachsi is an ii

Dr.’ McKenzie To Be. |:
TA: Sneaker i in Mareh

+ A donation of $10.00 will be
sent to the Cancer Fund in hon-
our..of the late B. H.. Harford,’ it
was decided at the regular month-
ly_meeting’ of the SHHS P.T.A,,
held.'Monday: night in the High
School Home .. E¢onomics ‘rooms.
The’ meeting voted to renew their
membership in the Film Council

in’ Formosa. ° >
Mr. Mitchel! -recent-

“| town: with sugar refineries, box

and steel mills, Homes

prise Birthday Party ‘on
at.the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Forgie-Thompson;":

ly from ~-Kachsiung,--Foromsa,
where he had been on loan from

To say Happy and
many. more to come, were,, Mr.
and. Mrs. Walter Duncan, Sr.; and
‘family, Mr. and Mrs, Walter
‘Duncan, Jr., of Fruitvale, Mr. and
- /Mrs, 'T. D.: O'Sullivan, of Cache
Creek, Mr. and ‘Mrs. George Dun-
can & Boys‘of New. Denver, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Ross and family,

‘Mr, and Mrs, Forgie-Thampson,

and ‘Bill, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gor-
esky and Miss Marie Walters, all
of Castlegar, Miss Lorraine De-

fcembrini, of Trail, and Miss Lil-

the C Mining. and
Smelting Company, supervising

the installation of an ammonia ~

plant in the city,

. Having spent three months
among the Chinese people, Mr.
‘Mitchell had tound them among
the “finest and friendliest.”

‘His | stay ‘on the island had
been “A

are mainly of Japanese ‘style,
small and rather flimsy, although
there --are also some beautiful
houses,

A popular social function ‘was
cocktail parties. The - cocktails

for year as, well.

.L. Pissappio, Trail City Social
Worker was unable to attend and
Mrs, V. J..Rogers of Trail read
an ‘address of Mr. E. -Barrett,
President of the Mental Health
Branch. There -is a tendency, she
said, ‘to think of Mental Hospitals

of). non-

Alcoholic: beverages.. *:
Mr. , Mitchell: also learned to
‘enjoy... the Chinese: food “and, had
mastered athe art:of handling : of

Touching briefly on: his ‘trip
to Formosa, Mr. Mitchell humor>
ously described the flight . to
Japan and.the ensuing “wild
ride’, a

lian » Of F
There were -30 present in all.
About 20 members of Granny’s
family were unable to attend but

Mrs, Mary Townsend, thanked
the members for nominating: her
and asked for their support dur-
ing her term of office. Mrs. Ivy
Hill thanked the auxilary for
the past president’s pin present-
éd to her and for support dur-
ing her past,two years in office.

A donation of $10.00 was vot-
ed to the Castlegar Branch. of
the Kootenay Society for Handi;
capped Children. Committees
were drawn up for the annual
anniversary tea to be held Jate
in April, and arrangements were
made for the usual | $25 food
hamper draw. The bake sale
scheduled ‘for February 9 was
postponed when .it’ was found} w
that another. organization fas ré-
served that. date.

The members: read, several let-
ters: of thanks from local service:
men who had received. Ch¥istmas

all sent G: and Best Wish-
es,

airport to’ Tokyo, as “something|
he would never forget.”

From Tokyo, then next step
was -to Okinawa, then on to Yor-
mosa, an.island about the size
of Vi Island with a popu-

After all had greet-
ings, the family sat down to a
delightful. dinner. Mr, Walter
Duncan, Sr. ‘pfesented a lovely
corsage to Granny (on behalf of
the W. A. of the Castlegar United
Church). Miss Heather Duncan
asked the blessing.

A beautiful cake with the
wish “Happy Birthday Granny”
was carried in, all 80 candles lit,
After all the candles were blown
out the cake was passed to all
present,

Pictures to mark the day
aken-“drid gifts presented,

lation of-10,000,000. Most. of the
Jand mass is mountainous coun-|
try. This causes. a hardship in
the raising of food, but the wants
oz the people are few and while
living standards might seem low)
to the westerner, the Formosans
are a happy people on the whole.

Describing the work of set-
ting up the plant, Mr, Mitchell
said he found that while the
Chinese engineer might not be
quite so practical about his work,

taxi from the!:

There) ‘are ;many ‘churches,
hospitale, scheots, ete:, :, which are.
run by ‘various ‘religious orders,
so that there is ‘little illiteracy.

Few people. can’, afford to
‘own cars, as taxes ar
tive, but everyone: ‘rides “b’ bicycles.

In closing, Mr. Mitchell: re-
peated’ his praise of the’ Chinese
people, saying,” “They don't: come
any better.” Pi

psy i and nervous break-
downs when one-thinks of mental
health. This, however, is only
branch,’ it extends, thrones ene
whole lifetime:

said’ has been educated in so
‘many. various ways by laymen,
clubs, insurance ‘companies as
well as the medical professions.
21,000. people, Mr. Barrett says,

the first time this year. If the
present: ratio continues, l in 12
now i school

Speaker for the evening, Mr.'|:

Physical: health, Mrs. ‘Rogers i

will enter mental hospitals for},

very about
this except—we haven’t seen our
cat for a year. Yes, ‘a year ago,
almost to the @ay he wandered
off and we haven't seen him
since,

About 6 months ago we pre-

much), We then acquired a sweet
white kitten, named her Frosty
and we all think, she’s purr fect.
Now’ one cat is fine, but two is
just: trig many.

> Dorey”
the’d justbeen “out for a shart
walk. He’s in‘excellent condition,
friendly . and| fat, and conducts
himself exactly as he used to,”: ‘as
if he owned the place." a

Evideritly someone has cared
for him. ‘He is a large cat with |
four white paws and other white
markings, He has two beat up
ears. If’ anyone is missing such
a cat would you please cal) Mrs.
Howes at 2776. We are sure curi-
ous as to. where he’s been this
long time.

(TRAIL, B.C.) The appoint-
ment of J. E. McMynn to the

will be-iri mental b

ition of Assist t to’ the Gen-

The‘mental health branch was
in B.C, in 1953 and

Ladies Curling: Exe bs
Aunoinied at Meeting”

Meeting’ of the Ladies, Curl-
ing Club was ‘held on! January
24 in the Marlene Hotel. Elect-
ed Officers: are: .

President, K.- Andreas

new have 4. branches, Vancou-
ver, Victoria, Nanaimo and Trail
which was opened in June of last
year: The first objective is Edu-
cation and the second is service
projects, arising. from greater
awareness of the need in our
midst.

The Trail branch ,collected

Vi , J. Page;
M. Randall; ‘Treasurer, A. VAD
derson. 5

Cc

in theory he was very ad’
as the teaching of higher math-

a “very nj ing for all
tnd one not be ‘soon forgotten.

Qn Monday, Granny was at

‘home to many. friends who came

to. give .their’ ‘Good Wishes”.
It was indeed, a: mare ‘Birth.

begins at an earlier age
in that country. The plant ‘was
re ly well. d with

sification  R.
Committee

Ce

every conceivable.
which could be, utilized.

-- The: Chinese -attitude: toward e

sleep w:

instrumént |:

an unforseen _chstacle, i

The, ladigs have, 13 el at
ny aa interest-

ugh one of the drug stores
in the city, wrapped Christmas
parcels from Trai} and District
which were to be sent to Esson-
dale patients, 400 parcels were
sent, The branch ‘now is organiz-
ing.a collection agency for Boos:

ere] i ai Ky rley

Operations, has been announced
by -W. G. Jewitt, Vice-President
in Charge of Mines of The Con-
solidated Mining and Smeiting
Company. At Kimberley the
Company has the Sullivan Mine
and Concentrator, and Kimberley
Fertilizer Department, Mr. Mc-
Mynn will take up his new duties
in the near future.

who will speck to the P-T.At in
March, is also very interested’
in this phase of health.

Mr, G. Smith, Program Chair-
man thanked Mrs. Rogers for
helping out on such short notice

used clothing andj ‘y to
sent to the Apparel Shop, vat Bee

ir. McKenzie, Director ‘of
th

ej and di: pap-

.efs, to’ each one’ present, Thes2

papers contained the prize win
ning pcems from the = cont

rthis district,

held at the high schoo! “peeers Se