" CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuisday, April’ 9, 196

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Robson ‘Memorial Church WA

The regular meeting of the} ors present,
Women's Association of Robson

The meeting opencd with the

D. Carter,

Mrs, J, He Smith, is program

Community Memorlal Church was | singlng of the hymn ‘

held last week in the church hall| Invisible, God only Wise,” followed
with 19 members and three visit-| by a prayer by the president, Mra.

al perlod the theme ot whieh wat
“Praise to God.”

William J. Weymark P. Eng.
Consulting Engineer

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sang the hymn,
the Lord,” following which read:

by Mrs. J. Heslop, Mrs. A. J. Mar:

Mrs, A, W. Thorp.

Tho members
“Let all men praise

ings from the Psalms were given

tin and Mrs, Sutherland, The mem-
bers. afl read the final psalm and
Mrs. E. H. McPhee concluded the
devotional period by singing the
the hymn “I Know that my Re.
deemer Liveth,” accompanied by

The president annotinced that

Tea one fay last week in the
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ter basket,

Pythian. Sisters Hold
Tea for April Fool's

The of the Pythian
Sisters, Kootenay Temple held a
very successful April Fool's Day

Twin

‘The * suoale wero welcomed,
as they arrived, by Mrs. Joy Saun-
ders, Most Excellent Chief. The
hall and tables were tastefully de-
corated In the Easter theme. The
serving table was centered with
a beautiful complete Easter mo-
tife and the individual tea tables
were each centered with an Eas-

Day :

Committees in charge were tea
tables, Mrs, R. Gemmill and Mrs,
M, Blathut; kitchen, Mrs. O. Ligh.
tle, Mrs, M, Sorensen, Mrs, E.
Forgte-Thompaon, Mrs. D. Dergou-
soff, Mro, A. Kalmakoff and Miss
Kathy Lightle; bake table, Mrs.
A. Saunders, Mrs. O. Wilson and
Miss Donna Dewis; preparing the
orders for business people, Mrs.
C. Bradford and Mrs. L. Grun-
erud. eae

Taking out orders, Mrs, J.
Saunders, Mrs. S. Dewis, Mrs, K.
Melntsre, Mrs, H. Strelioff and

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hall,

week of the month.

which Rev, and Mrs, Cline will
speak on India on April 15 and
one concerning a meeting in St.
David’s at which Archdeacon Wy-
att will speak on the Anglican
Congress. Following the mizpah
benediction team was se. ved by
Mrs. McPhee and Mrs, H. Evans,

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can be recessed in the wali to al-
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wor

entertain the members of the Rob-
son Evening Group at a coffce
party on April 14 in the church

It was decided that members
of the Association would visit the
Butler home one afternoon a mon-
th, probably during the fourth

Reports of the standing com-
mittee were received and anno-
uncements concerning speakers in
Castlegar were made. One is a
mecting in the United Church at

Summer Courses
For Notre Dame

f[wenty-one courses are being
offered by Notre Dame Universi-
ty of Nelson for the second annual
summer school which will be held
July 2 to Aug. 14.
Last summer 75 persons, most
of whom were teachers,

tea tickets, Mrs.
i "Saertilka and cake raffle, Mrs.
F. Nixon,

The door prize was won by
Mrs. M. Denneus and the cake was
won by Mrs, Dergousoff.

The highlight of the afternoon
was a fashion show of hats that
were out of this world. Mrs. Sher-
biko gave a commentary on each
hat which were made up of kit.
chen utensils and toilet articles.

for eight courses, University of-
ficials expect twice the number of
students this year. Accommoda-
tion will be provided on-campus
for those from distant localities.
Calendars are now being pub.
lished and will be available soon.

Shower Honors
An Easter Bride

Miss Kathy Bergen, bride-el-
ect of the Easter season, was the
honored guest at the home of Mrs.
George Bray last week.
Miss Bergen and 24 of her
friends were hosted at a bridal
shower by. Miss Sharon Bray and
sister of the bride-to-be, Mrs.
Fred Goldsbury of Castlegar..
Many beautiful gifts were pre-
sented to Miss Bergen following
@ program of interesting’ games
and contests. Delighted’ partici-
pants then were served refresh-
ments. from a table which fea-
tured a'cake- inscribed for Kathy
and Bill whose wedding took place
at St. David's Anglican Church on
Saturday.

The their
sincere thanks to one and all who
helped to make the day the won.
derful success it was, Out of tow
guests at hel tea were Mrs. M.
Proud, Mrs. P. nd

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Friendship Circle
Visiting Committee
Ropects 10 Visits

ie: monthly meeting of the
Frieatsnin Circle, was held at the
home of Mrs. Swift with Mrs.
DeFoe as co-hostess. Eleven mem-
bers were present with one visi-
tor, Mrs. Borodula’s mother, Mrs.
Penny of Vancouver.
The meeting was opened by
Mrs, Lipsett, president, with de-
votional and scripture reading by
Mrs, Wm. Harrower,
Ten visits were reported for
February and March. Mrs. Harrow.
er and Mrs. Shay are to be on visit-
ing committee for April. -

Friendship. Circle is to look
after flowers in the Church for

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Comince and Mine-Mill -
Negotiations Break Down

deadlocked,

Officials of the Internatlonal
Union of Mine, Mill’ and Smelter
Workers (Ind.): said’ in ‘a state-
ment last Thursday that talks have
been suspended and that member-
ship’ meetings in Kimberley and

Negotiations between Consoll-
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and 172 at a morning meeting of
shift’ workers Thorsday. In Kim~
berley about 500 were reported at
two Tuesday and Wed-

A | R L I N E Trail have sppraved (the union re-

labor ‘relations board be notified
‘RESERVATIONS

nesday, A number, of Salmo local,
HB‘ mine, members attended the
cra

that a dispute exists and that con~
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‘The contract expired Feb. 29,
AND EUROPEAN TOURS
‘ ARRANGED

The union,secks a 15.cent hourly
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wage increase, 40-hour week, im-
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The dispute involves employ-
ecs in Riondel, Salmo and Benson
Lake as well as at Trail’ and in
given ‘by Harvey Murphy, bargain-
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Booth, president of Kimberley Lo-
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Castlegar Gets
$311,000 Loan
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For its Sewers
A. $311,000 loan to Catlegar
towards’ development of sanitary
sewers has been made by the Mu-
nicipal Development and Loan
Board it was announced last week
in Ottawa,
Castlegar was one of 25 Ca
nadian -centres to receive loans
which ‘total $2,775,386, for capital
works projects in six provinces.
Castlegar has already let the

contract for installation of its sew.
age lagoon system.

. why
Many. Subjects
Debated by Vali
Toastmistresses
The | March ° dessert meeting
for Vali.Toastmistress was. held
at the home of Mrs. B. Shealds. .
For: Table Topics, ‘Mrs, “Mary
Rilkoff introduced “How will the
College affect Castlegar?” "ao we
have adequate ‘entertainment for
the Young People” and “How can
the - people of the District. help
to “become *
in our community?”
After lengthy discussion all|
members agreed they would like
to see a: committee formed with
members from all organizations to

history and all arguments over
the games will,be forgotten as wo
join as one large family for our
wind-up banquet tonight.

trophies for achlevement in the
past season, however,
and potential of many more will
bo watched closely in the years
to come as plans for a European
professional hockey league are an-
nounced.

lured across the'sea by good pay
and the adventure’ of travel and
scouts will haunt our local rinks

you will never know who is watch.

-| being the same it is will produce

The past five months are now
provide
schools,

sports leadership. fo

Several players will receive | Oregon spoke ‘on a similar’ topi
the record
academic achievement.”

be all well and good,’ but if the:

Players from semi-pro ‘clubs
in this western world will be

in search of new talent. Our pla-| not hired as

‘Tetle program: and for, failing to

‘Another speaker, Dr. Harri.
zon Clarke ‘of. the University ‘of

and said that “research ‘has pro-
ven that raising the level: of phy-
sical fitness in students also raises

This blast to the teachers may

are to achieve any reasonable
amount of success, parents will
have ‘to encourage their sons and
daughters to ‘take part in these
fitness’ programs and take part
themselves. After all, teachers are

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yers should be on their toes for

ing you play. Bobby Hull was no-
tied. at 12 “years old and picked
up at 14, it in,

. Speaking of scouts, I'm always
amazed that-a good slop-shot art-
ist is noticed firat, yet in a recent
NHL playoff game one of the best
in the business completely missed
the net on five out of seven shots.
This. would seem a poor. batting
average to a ball coach.

Parents who support our local
sponsors’ during spring and sum-
mer’ will help. make .it ‘possible
for your star to -wear a colorful
sweater again next fall. The office
side of our operation was ‘con-
fronted with:
situations this winter, but hockey

Duntop - Warmer
Wedding Party
Principals Told

‘coming wedding . o!
Marie ‘Warner and ‘Peter *Dunto;
Miss Warner 8 the daughter
La and Mrs,

Be: Mr: Dunlop *

Thomas Dunlop of Castlegar:
some players’ that, are more ag-
gressive and rough than others,
However havirig worked and
associated with the group (which
was’ a pleasure) I)can only. sum
up’ 'my?:opinion © by coining the
phrase ‘of. the great Gordie Howe:
“There isn’t a‘rotten apple in the
whole barrel”.‘and: yours. tru!
Jooks forward: to .another season
of ‘active participation.
Some readers. of this column
‘pre no doubt ‘indifferent to this
writer's Views: on sport and re-
creation, but it is good to note that
at the’ recent 45h annual conven-
tion of the B.C. ‘Teachers’ Federa~
tion, sports and recreation were

wedding, to take place'in May, is

Mrs, D'Arcy

Miss Betty Irwin,
Rev. William Van. Druten:

riage which will take’ place
Brechin United Church,

and. Dennis Deans,

nology.
Her fiance will graduate

Well that’s about it for this
week so let's see' you at the ban-
quet tonight, And bring along that
sweater if you haven't yet handed

Of great interest of the forth-
f..Miss- Diane
Floyd’ Warner
fhe son of Mr. and ’Mrs. John
Chosen bridesmaids * for the
Miss Linda Sieh maid: of honor;
(iit) Warner: ‘and
Victoria will officiate at the :mar-
Nanaimo,
Patrick McLeod: will be» best
man ‘and ushers willbe D'Arcy
Warner, brother of the bride-elect,
Miss Waner is a graduate ‘with

honors of Vancouver General Hos-
pital in medical laboratory | tech-

‘May in civil engineering from UBC

NELSON FOREST DISTRICT
EXAMINATIONS FOR LICENCE TO
SCALE — 1964

In accordance with Section 69 of the Forest “Act
examinations for licence to scale will be held as follows:

AREA PLACE OF SCALING DATE TIME

NAKUSP © Near Celgar Ltd. office- Tuesday, April 2st 800 AM.
REVELSTOKE Downie St. Sawraill Ltd: Thursday, April 23rd 800 AM.
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Tuesday, May
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Acting Scalers are ‘hereby instructed to. present. then
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The examination consists of practical seabne > in the mor
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Application forms and further details may be obtained
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the topics of at least two guest

March. It catered toa supper for Herb’. Capozzi, general

the Presbytery in the United
Church,

One meeting ended with a
social prize .being won by: Mrs,
Wm. Shay.

A going away present of a
lovely purse was presented to Mrs.
Blackburn from the. UCW of the
United Church of Castlegar with
best wishes extended to ler from

into the com-
munities and to‘give them inform-
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available.
The next dinner meeting will
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Acc RNEORRERNROR J. R. Johnston,

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_ Chess Toumey
“f ,
Being Planned
5 im Uy
For First Time
The southeastern British Co-
lumbia Open ‘Chess Tournament
will. be held for ‘the first time
on May 2 and 3 at Nelson.
This will become a regular

annual event to be played in a dif-
ferent city in southeastern ‘B.C.

meeting in June in the hall at
Plant No. 3 to which the Toast.
: will invite thelr hus?

” in the nitions
total output -for*the* first time
Sines 1957, sécording to the Bank
Review for

The next meeting of the Fri-
endship Circle is to be held at the
home of Mrs. Lipsett on’ April 16.

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Half of the meeting was con:
ducted ‘with the correct-procedure ,
and the! other half as meetings are] *
‘often- conducted. | This “method
proved’ both entertaining and edu-
“| cational.

:” A study of: words concluded
the, evening's program. :.: °:

pht teserved to |
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March just issued.

“This year, on the assump-

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