Little Peopte Take Time for a Sneck

tan Chris Kris

Baking Time with Fun Dough

Supervisor Derothy Blenkin, Sammy and Alvin

Square Dance Glub

Club Names New Executive;
McMixers Begin Regular Season

McMixer’s Square Dance
Club began the 1972-73 sea-
son of regular Friday night
dances on Sept. 29.

The beginner’s group
of new dancers meet on
Wednesday night.

On Oct: 6 the club had
a potluck supper, after
which they held their an-
nual election of officers.
The executive for the cur-
rent season consists of:

Children Will -
be Admitted ‘
FREE
Courtesy of the
LA to the Cana-
dian’ Legion °
Branch No. 170

5 for $1.00

Past presidents Bill and
Florence Nixon, presidents
Frank and BettyJane Mc-
leod and secretary and
treasurer Gordon and Shar-
on McFadden.

Committee heads are:

Entertainment Vi ‘Me-
Duckie, decorating Margaret
Roberts, kitchen Lillian
Flynn, phoning Winnie Kil-
lough and Ethel Oborne
and publictty Betty-Jane Mc-
Leo

Delegates to the Trail
and District Square Dance
Association, of ‘which the
MeMixers Club is a memb-
er, are Jim and Anne
Fadden.

Club caller is Jim Me-
Luckie, with his wife Vi as-
sisting in the instruction.
The McLuckies are also

ller-instructor for the G-

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LIBBYS
TOMATOES, 28 oz. cans .... 2 for 69c

WAGON WHEELS. 1 Ib. pkg. 49c¢

HALLOWEEN GOODIES pkg. 89c

ALL FISHING TACKLE FOR THE FISHERMAN
GULF GAS AND OIL — PROPANE TANKS FILLED

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

LIMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY
OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

bar-M Square Dance Club
in Trail this season,

On Oct. 14, a number
of the local dancers attend-
ed the first district hoe-
down of the season, when
Wayne from
Paulson,
very entertain
ihe Mine-Mill Hall, for some
17° square dancers from
throughout the area.

hile in the district,
Wayne and Jeanne Thomp-
son and their daughter
Jackie were house guests of
the MeLuckies.

Halloween
TREATS

S-P-E-C-1-A-L
Today, Friday and Saturday
BIG BUSTER

POP CORN
— D Mhs. 39

Good Neighbor Drug

Day Care. Cenire Extends Invitation fo Public
To Affend iis Open House this Saturday

The directors and staff of
the Day Care Centre at 755-
Ist Ave., Castlegar (behind
Super-Valu) are extending
a general invitation to at-
tend their Open House this

Saturday. Doors open at 10 .

a.m, and remaln open un-

3 pm.

Coffee will be served,
and members will be on
hand to chat and answer
questions, Everyone is in-
vited to come along and see
what it’s all about, ’

A lot has happened in
the year since the project
began, and the old Celgar
canteen donated to the
Child Care Society by the
Town of Castlegar.

Using LIP funds for ia-
bor costs and a loan for
renovation costs, the Society
moved the building to anew
site, completely remodeling
it both inside and out, an
doubled its size by adding a
downstairs floor.

The old building is no
longer recognizable as the
same structure. Work con-
tinues on the facility. Cur-
rent projects include furth-
er improvements to the in-
side and outside of the
building, finishing the land-
scaping, and the building of

6.30 Bn, five days a week.
taff qualifications are
high with the entire pro-
ram oriented towards mak-
ing the experiences of the
children richly rewarding,
Emphasis is not on formal
education, but on warm, in-
formal education and soclal
experiences which are so
important to the normal de-
velopment of the child,

The Centre is run by
patd staff who must meet
provinclally determined
qualification levels. The
paid staff is in turn respon-
sible to a board of directors
whose members are unpaid,
and who are elected from
the general membership of
the Society.

on,

Income is derlved from
charges to parents, scaled
according to the ability of
the parents to pay. Because
many this type of service
subsidies are available for
the low-income family, for
offers a W ‘k into act-
ive partici
both for tl
their children.

The Centre is presently
in the process of moving
from a LIP grant covering
initial start-up period, to a

self-sustaining operation.

Dr. John Hall Guest Speaker
At Registered Nurses Dinner.

The regular meeting of
the Castlegar and District
Chapter RNABC was held
at the Legion Hall on Oct.
17 at 7 p.m. with 24 mem-
bers present. A delicious
turkey supper was enjoyed

an
which is now in the plan-
ning stages.
In spite of still being
incomplete, the facility has
already been widely prais-
ed at the municipal, region-
al, provincial and federal
levels. It is the intention of
the society to make the
Castlegar centre a model
for other centres in the pro-
vince.

Services offered by the
Centre include day care for
children three to five years
of age in the upstairs area,
and for children three years
and younger in the down-
stairs area.

The Centre is open from
approximately 7.30 a.m. to

Local Rangers
Altend Kootenay
Area Conference

Several area Rangers
attended the Kootenay Ar-
ea Ranger Confereuace held
last weeknd at Invermere.

; ‘This included.,10 Ran-
gers from Robson's Valhal-
la group ‘accomipanied,. by
their Guider Mrs. Perry
Minnich, and five girls from
Kin-Belle group in Kinnaird
accompanied by Mrs. Wilf
Sweeney, Guider and Kvo-
tenay area Ranger coordin-
ator.

Other Rangers attended"

from Nelson, Salmo, Ross-
land, Jaffray. and Inverm-

ere. :
Hosted by the Inver-
the d

y
the supper,

president Mrs, A. Gallo in-
troduced Dr. J. Hall as
guest speaker. His topic “ab-
ortions” is one of current
ierest and debate among
everyone today. - 2

An open spontaneous
discussion and question per-
tod followed.

Mrs. Gallo called the
meeting to order at 9.30
p.m,

Mrs,’ C. Stewart thank-
ed the chapter for sending
her to the seminar in Van-
couver on “Care of the
High Risk Foetus and New-
born.”

Mrs, Gallo gave a brief
report on the annual con-
ference held in Vernon in

May.

A nominating commit-
tee consisting of Mrs. J.
Peregryn and Mrs. B. Kreu-
tzs! a8. been selected to
nominate names for offices
to be voted upon at the
annual meeting in January
of 1978.

Winner of the Pot of
Gold was Mrs, Davis and of
the raffle, Mrs. B. Helfer.

Child Care Centre Has Place

In Community

Dear Sir:

Over the past several
months the Castlegar News
has published, almost week-

article or letter re-

ssibly do

not understand its import-

ance are its most outspok-
en opponents,

jay Care is not “baby-

Says Parents

The patient loving care
given by Mrs, Blenkin,
Mrs. Quaedvlieg and Mrs.
Chapman and the part time
and volunteer help is obvi-
ous as one watches the chil-
dren happily playing and
learn’ together. These
are truly dedicated people
who take their responsibili-

na: ~ ;

years from three
crucial to their later de-
velopment.

Those who are 0
to day care are me
sing their eyes to a fact of
life — that every family is
not ed “typical”.

mere
hetd a full program for the
girls which included a hike
with the Kootenay Park na-
turalist, s' g at Rad-
ium Hot Springs and a slide
presentation by Pat Bavin
on the Earl Grey Pass pro-

ject.

The girls, ranging from
ages 14 to 18 also exchang-
ed ideas,

*The Kootenay Area
Rangers executive was elect-
ed. This consisted of presi-
dent Pat Carlau of Inver-
mere, vice-president Joan

see.

There are many lifestyles.
The one parent family
who chooses (and are fort-
unate enough to have mar-
ketable skills) not to be on
“welfare”, professional wo-
men whose talent and train-
ing contributes significantly
to the community, illness or
accident to a parent can all
create a need for child care.
: legar. we are
most fortunate in having a
Child Care Centre super-
vised by a trained, experi-
ened, highly competent,

Sra rnee thy Salein of Rob-
ref lein of Rol
pon and treasurer Chris
Johnson, also of Robson.

Trial Date Set.

A Kinnaird man, who
has been charged with two
offences, one of having
his possession for the pur-
pose of publication or cir-
culating obscene pictures
(movie film), and exposing
the public to viewing ob-
scene pictures, is scheduled
to stand trial Nov. 20.

James Vigue was re-
presented in court Monday
when the date was set for

dl person, Mrs.
Dorothy Blenkin.
We wish

imaginative play areas and
the gally painted kitchen
where the children are as

in | welcome as they would be

in the kitchen at home.
The Centre provides a
nutritious hot lunch for the
children each day, they
take afternoon naps, go for
walks with the staff, en-

joy all forms of creutive.

jay from carpent
praying house in a situation
which rivals even the most
ideal home. i

Jack's Auto

Across from the Schoo! Board Office in Castlegar
“Dr.” Jack Osachoff — Telephone 365-7511
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE
YOU BETTER

Winterize your car now before win-
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future problems _
child and fai
quite probably

the commu-

Fas parents:we are very
grateful for this fine child
care centre and would like
to express publicly our 2p

‘preciation to Mrs. Blen!

and her staff, Gerry Ehman
and the board of directors
and all who have contribu-
ted so much to e this
centre possible.

We all want the best
we.can provide for our
children, The Kootenay Col-
umbia Child Care Centre
helps — a lot.

Carolee Fitz-Gerald,
Ruth Cummings,
Don & Darlene Mc-
Dowell, Ellena Carew,
Joanne Farrell, Beth
Johnston, Marilya Mc.
Vicar, Judy Gruden,
Florence MacArtht
Marianne Dunl

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