"Credit: pas tine. Oct. 21

The self-help credit union |
movement, through’ Internation-

al Credit Union Day, on, October | ¥'

21, marks credit union Progress
in more. than. 70 nations in a

WELCOME WAGON ‘
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oma Information

{ celebration uniting millions . of
Beople ‘throughout the free

se holiday. of the credit

union’ movement, observed: an-' Be

nually the third Thursday | of
October, will. be célebratéd: in
thousands of cities, towns and
yillages from Ireland to the West
Indlés, from British Gulana to
Australia.

; Credit ‘union leaders have| !
:.| planned banquets, parades, pic-

nics, motorcades, and’many oth-
er events centered on the 1965
theme, “Opportunity,” § Security,
and Service for All.” e will
be Credit. Union bay a speeches
in: many languages, but: the’ of-
ficial poster..-distributed by

CUNA International all over the
world displays-the theme in the
three most widely used '— Eng-
lish, French and Spanish.

To mark the 1965 Interna:
tional Credit. Union Day, Prime
Minister Lester .B, Pearson has
issued message to the three
and a quarter million Canadians
who own:and operate their own
eredit unions, congratulating
them and. fellow) members’ a-
round the world ‘on n thelr, Pro- | I
gress.

The prime ‘8 mes-

ult ‘youn always find you end
up. with ‘just. :“a : mitte
knitting all pairs in ‘one y colok:

goes, with many ‘colors. It is
very much like our buying ny-.
long all-in. one shade and ‘in
more than the one pair so you
get just: that: much more ser-
vice from, them.

An interesting idea I have
seen and would like to try
self. this year is to-knit play
mittens from older. woot unra-
velled from articles that.can-no

sage recalls fiat ‘credit unions
were begun in North America
bya Canadian, Alphonse ,Des-
jarding. Now, in the develdping |

nations, he notes, they are
ing “a special.contribution, help:
ing pean le improve their stand-

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. living :and introducing :
them. % democratic ideals,"”

and District Hockey’ ‘Associa’
with the optning of the registra:
tion ‘for the ‘comitig hockey sea:
son: Next Saturday ‘will.be' the

donswith forms" available: at the
arena: between land 5 p.m.::
“There. will be. an .organiza-
tional meeting held’ Monday ‘at
7.30:p.m. at.the arena. All: “per:
sons ‘interested in coaching, re:

hockey. aré urged to:attend. This | P.
eating is’ 3 open : to they
pub. 4

- Farstad Prosons

for ir two

learns contracts 5 appe ed Be:
cond lowest: see
“Farstad’s

of six
‘clearing ofa -furt)
A! $523,600 bi
truction Co.
ré.;"-was the’ apparent: low .a-
mong: four .submitted ‘for’ clear-
ing of ‘a:third area totalling. 748°
acres. Farstad’s mid. for this.con-
act: ,was -$561,0
“Apparent. a ota of. $178,-
00 for the fourth reservoir area
‘of. 217 acres was submitted by
McPhail’s .Constructi of
Richmond. Farstad’s- bid of $227, ”
850. was second lowest /of the
six” firms competing: for this
contract,
The four contracts will be

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“Woody plant
DOWN _
4-High card
acits

‘All four. of the’ waren to be

at. the south end of Duncan
Lake. The: work is scheduled to
begin -this fall: and to be com-
pleted late next year. )- +

t&e Rear. Admiral Sir John Jer-
Capt:

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Grey’ is. quite serviceable: and| 7

Last Saturday proved
a: busy day for .thé ‘Saco ar.
ion

deadline. for this’ ya's registra: it

fereéing . ahd‘ administrating: of E

as ten oes

by “Schut
of Eugene, |.

awarded atten Bt bids ure been |

Jervis Inict, was. named af-|:

vis, “later ‘Bark: St. Vincent, - by}.
“George -vancouyer, Sane Ae

while: you are knitting, unravel

ae the nylon threads from an: old

P| pair of Jeotards ahd knit this in
for: strength. If. the color: ef-
ct does not “appeal to you;
I Haveaeen them successfully
dyed. *-
For? the small fry who is|

-too’ fashion ‘conscious,
a. quick way to have extra dry

of .work .socks, These can ‘be
made dlilckly on the sewitig’ma-

foot was cut from and the tops
become: the cuff,

*'Did you ever lose some-
thing and have it turn up some

lost item in this case was.a book

booth’at White Rock three years
ago. It got left in the excitement
of” haying found some very dear
intends and faissed only on our
ref

Vancotver gentleman: ieee

this. book: with -him and asked

ae ster if. .she knew. whom
lon

ju the
orld ‘moved tod
fast ‘for.-some : people : ta: fake
Just a. aiinte time. out: ‘for: others.

ih each day of:
") ‘than eft the
when reed:

ball. e

0 Bene falls or _ a’ :moisturé-proo!
ehill for, 24 ho

nk ‘the ‘first. day of piay, [™ Mrs.)

terested in watm hands | «
mittens is from the unworn, tops}: i

chine, ‘Just machine ‘stitch the]... .
my-| mitten shape on the end’ of. the

years ° later? I had this experi-| were Mis.
nee, over. the weekend. The |*? 9®™

of addresses ‘left in a phone]:

i pee gameone. took time E

mgéd'to,. No one. seems | +
the original finder :but | P:

hia
n ents.
i ae nee
just a

* 3 eritennial’: commit.
, tee fare’ being furnished; with

Aaa Houta "to hour “and. fnix a fami
id. Forni \into-

t were, dtegsed in th mation cos-

tumes with ‘the ‘hostess ‘for ‘the
g being the vi
Calder, ° Co-hostesses
were Mrs. F. Mattlazzi, “D.
Cooper and Mgs..J,: Gotniley, if
“Ganie’ Were’ enjoyed by all.

ta of foreign dishes Peing ¢ sérv-

Amo!
Re Forel, the

ri th Ik I"
8 mat at the -home of, Mrs.
D: Cooper. i
elf “Estimate” was’: the
cultural, presented by, Mrs. ‘P.:
F. Konkil in and Mrs. oe Baulk-
am.

One ‘minute talks wera giv.
en, by’ members - on: quotations
by. Piito, Confucius, Sterne, Wm,
Lyon Phelps, Donald Lair;
others about happiness. .’

: Hostestes: for! the evening

ths ‘pa
Ve space for memoranda and
» Much..: of “each

Columb!

The vealem dars- measure. 11
iby nine: Inches and feature sad-
istiteh), binding. They~ will
sy ae in n envelopes suitable for

ler forms. and have been as
6.

ings:
ab soon as: poate as

Thé- evening: erdéd with ‘a sup- i

d and

Cawte ‘and Mrs. dl

only a- limited number. will: be
printed. 1E

wvideh a fell sulecrion

SAVAGE SHOES.

“8 for children

“OF. THE TWo PRIZES AT OUR |
Fy ‘WEEKEND’ DRAWS _
: SILEX ‘TOASTER . :

Mrs. . ‘Lucy Smayofs, of: Brilliant. Won the toaster

eae ‘in our: door prize. _

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‘L. Popoff of Box 484, Castlegar, won the Gtrans:
‘istor © radio’ for guessing 23.’ 75° Ibs. ‘as the’ weight |
of our roast. Correct’ weight was 23 Ibs. 14 On

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FULL COURSE MEALS © ‘
ae lees in Steak, Chicken,’ Sea Food,.

Home Made Pies and Rolls. ,

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‘Kanigan 613, Bill

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other. 600's Bill. Davis:6 653,
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om ameey “fdriver’ clinics) Frait Gro!
Griver: training :. programs
Rolowha.

in schools ‘wore ‘called for last

k by. Ra: ‘Hadfield, super:
" Tntendent of ' the 'B.C, Motor
"| Vehicles branch.

"| speaker at''a banquet in honor
of the’ 10! innlversary, of +t!

adfield ' was, guest| agé

gery’ Dingman

Vancouver, Miss°E. ; Violet He

and Mrs,’ Willlams ‘of Broa
view, Sask. were. recent Visitors |3

Mr. ‘Joe: Minster has int
for Bentley, Alta. where. he -is
going to make his: new home,’

“Mr. ‘and! Mra.’ Joe Nelion
have Tort,

they are ma king thelr new home,
Mr. :Mrs. Isaac Penner
per: olidaying: at Abbotsford.

Anne Funk of Pentic-|*

ton. was a weekend visitors ut
the home of Mrs.: H

an
nie were, weekend visitors. here.
Mr. and Mrs. Symington and
Mr, David 1 Kline of: Nelson spent
‘the weekend here.:
Miss Barbara Rohn of Nel-

son was ‘a’ weekend visitor, ‘at
her home here.

for -Vallican. where | ;

; oo raennemien :

abn bulltyin ae
ph fh [a Ui
drivers t
one pete HOCKEY
are eve by. bran ie

Many other ‘warning lette NY, SUNIOR HOCKEY, PLAYERS
are sont’. ‘out: to: those’ who:
begin: to ‘show. p poor ant vin

“WEST OOTENAY. JUNIOR
vei HOCKEY ‘LEAGUE: ‘PLEASE
E “CONT. ‘ACT. TIM COURT OR W.

'SCHWARTZENHAUER

“We: ‘feel “discuss! asin, Ing!
records : with: drivers ‘is’ a :con-
structive ;.way. to solve the poor-
driver. problem, he said. “We
do receive ‘gratifying results. :

“Te’ we were’ to cut off the
drivers, licences there would. be
many problems,..such as loss of

jobs, loss ‘of livelihood.and some
families ‘might ‘be ‘broken ‘up.””

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WHITE OR , BROWN 16-02. LOAVES:

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A Mr. A. Batista was the “winner. of. free:grogeries |
draw to the amount of his ‘shies slip of $1 Ye

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