CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1966

Technical Students

Listen to CUSO Girl

girl, now associ-

dressed a large grou!
cal students) at nn k College
yesterday

Judy Ransome address was
part of a planned program of
visits ¢o universities, colle;
and clube in the Kootena: to
recruit CUSO personne}.

Followi her morning

ighe ‘left: £
lived: until “j982, ‘to address Ro-
tarians there.

Yesterday evening the Un-
iversity Women's Club hosted

Ransom at a dinner meet-
ing at the Birchbank Golf Course
Clubhouse.

legiate

CUSO India program, “replacing
dohn Wood of Toronto.

‘In 1965 she returned to Ot-
tawa to become associate secre-
tary for CUsOr in in the organiza-
tion national office,

uring the . past eu
she testo in the: CUSO, mhelp.
ing with the languages for In-

In September of this year
the GUsG-Asa programs Gndia,
e programs
Sarawak and Thailand). She has
just returned from a trip to that
area,

Her activities while at uni-
xersity included the Lit
Society, Deutscher Verein. le
Circle Pilati Trinity College
College Dramatic Society, re:
dent head during her second

ond, third a1

pregentative rH

of Toronto Students’ Admini-
strative Council during third and

4} fourth years, World University
durin,

School, Galt, Ont., ar 1958.
tter_she

One . year com-

luring
third year, vice-president of the
council

pleted her senior

at Neuchatel Junior College, ticipa

Neuchatel, Switzerland.

She attained an honors B.A.
in modern languages and litera-
ture at ani College, Sinicer:
sity of Tor

During 1068 and 1964 she
was a USO volunteer in India,

during fourth year, and a par-
t in the WUSC Interna-
tiowal Seminar in Poland during
the summer of 1962."

At present she is a mem-

in the Toronto area before the

8} American Peace Corps, a5 vol-

unteers for Service Overseas,

¢| Selkirk students learned yester-

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Make an appointment
TODAY

PETTITT

PHOTOS
Phone 365-7663
CASTLEGAR -

A project of a Toronto young
people's church group, it was
ter taken over by Canadian
University Services, said Miss

it is the only national or:
ganization in Canada ich sel-] en,
ects, trains and sends ¢ ctted
Canadian volunteers for service
in the developing countries of
Africa,

e Caribbean.
CUSO has 570 volunteers in
35 countries. The oldest is a 78-

the young:
a 20-year-old stenographer,”
Miss Ransom added.

Solkirk College
Weokend Rally
Sets Total Record

College came second to Nancy
Green ‘of Notre Dame in the
weekend pep rally cross coun-
try race in Trail,

Joanne and Nancy finished | Mr.
about half a mile ahead of the

1,
In other pep rally actin ee
ed’ Castlegar 43 and the J. L.
the} Selkirk soccer tea defeat:| th

, Asia, Latin Amecica and| tf,

the} covered that blondes do not
A proper house oplstt: It suc.
other theory 7

Mrs. Johanna
years ago! — INS Photo

CANADA'S “OLDEST ‘WOMAN? Said to be 1 11S years ola,
which would make her the oldest woman in Canada, is
Piekarskie of Wilno, Ont. She came to Cana-
da from Poland as an infant, and was married a hundred

Jeause the women have chosen

' The Scene at’... : :
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

FROM THE GALLERY

along and

of
at brief intervals over the next
is an op-

mrearpeten House |
ns from both sides | ter,

‘Jes peokibit: on control,
distoneat cca and ‘)un-

Inflation Fault of Cartwheeling Women
rit ieee ee oe mittee will re

Productive 1 as Tory attempts to
sink — Hellyer. re oe
It will, be ‘unproductive be-

to joust with the supermarkets

culty,

Dutch Cleaning Service
Professional Carpet & Rug Cleaning
- Call free Zenith 6826

Cornelius van Pelt

Contrary to the view ex:

Pressed by the deaders tot) of ihe
protean groups, the supermal
s not an evil design to bilk
the poor housewife out of her
housekeeping money. It did not
set the trend in .shopping, it
simply catered to it.
The working wife did not
have time to visit the produce
market, the grocery store and
thet butcher shop on the way
e from the office. even if

Hi-Lite Restaurant

“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-8741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

BANQUET. FACILITIES FOR’ SMALL GROUPS”

‘SMALL WORLD

aah :

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1966

Hospitai Addition Tenders
To be Called i in i Pecember.

continue from page one)

is run on lines
others in the province then at

Tr / 6 p.m. the doors close," said the i LONGINE ’ “
chairman, “This. would BULOVA .

'ELGIN

Lordly Verigin is Honored at Brilliant

With traditional services of principles that mys
! 5

z commemoration, services start-
tomb of

Community Centre * yikene 21
Sunday school children from
Glade presented a program in
hig memory,

it warn era ti? ip Peter W. the ve
8 .
on be his | Association’s annual meeting in in

‘8 efforts»!
le to live up to

Gaciot's
oaths

name Lordly: u
tee organized
arms in Russia in’ 1895 to sym-| the country’s
belles the Doukaobor stand
militarism | a

afehewan in 1906 he leaded | Universal | Broth:
with his people to abide -by | main

ata

nn him,
tho burning of meant loss of fiaie Jands under

He also was:the originator] Doukhobors.
id in Sask-|of the Christian Community. of

not | Peaceful Life,”
letters and speech-

His many bait
es together with psalms and
‘are treasured by ‘the ed

the
He was Killed in an unsolv-|
erhood, whose | ed CPR passenger train bombing | 994 oiber ial dae

principle: was ‘Toil and| 42 years ago at Farron, B.C.

CANDINO
Westclox - Ti
tion regarding bed al- Sins asad

doctors are natur-

faboratory: X-ray

why, in ' tte face of | Hospital
obvious e- provin-

oigianio ls

One of the delegates to
Progressive — Conservative

this week was A. T.

when she could park

Some of you ha

how many steps there are in
our “Beanstalk,” the stairway
that leads from Tenth Avenue
up to our school. Ray Ungarian
says'the answer is 223. Add
that hotter Soe, hewn out &
cean see

for it.
ba ‘These peat few aa ha i

en very lively ones up ere.
On Friday night we held our
initial dance of the year and it
proved to be an unqualified suc-
cess, The theme wae Se Times
and everybody dressed appro-
Beately. staff sneluded ane.

- Joanne Faith: of Selkirk
hobo

him when she wasn't struggling
to tame her wild, wild chagead
and her: even wilder corsage.
Schiavon made the scene
attired in’ py! ni
cap and ‘aiepiayed a sign read-
ing “Detention supervisor, Al-
ways on the job.”
Mr. Grant sorrowfully. dis-|_

have more fun. ‘An
gone up in smoke!

treat during
evening. was.the folk singing “of
KJSS" talented trio: Mrs, ‘Miller, | 4p,
2

ht-| 0f the. Colour Parade ‘and Jag:

ioxfto ran: to run ‘Mr, Jeffery’s excel-

Te
We are are burating with pride
at the achievement of Nancy
Fowler, Walter :Kabatoff, and
other We would like 40 add | cot
fery. deserves every pit | Bet

erybouy to stumble ’o'
Thunderbirds, who ‘inciden-
tally are “Miag”-ples s in disguise,

to glasses, children’s. underwear,

the family station pragen eually
in the spacious lot and
her bousehold needs in bas atin
up and down the roomy, air
Ginditioned aisles of the super-
market,

‘Women’ are “not likely to
boycott such conveniences -for
Tong, Those protesters who have

their sights on gimmick : ad-

>| packaging, and on’ sounder
is |

_ Simpson-Sears Ltd.

Castlegar —
Open Mondays from Nov. 14 to Christmas

Phone 365-1707

no . doubt,
would also ‘be honest enough
to substract- the prices’ of. the
deodorant, curtain rods, plastic

Lipizzans are, of course,

a breed. apart, but-all afternoon
they galloped around with gay
abandon. — -
The conclusion of the track
meet saw Panthers the winters

uars the winners of. total point
stant

The ‘purposé of: the Meet |"

‘had been to make everbody ac-
and to - infuse seach

ably: both

are 23 points ah
of thelt nearest ridais, the Pat

thers.
T-Birds have edged out the
Lipizzans,; Poor old: horses! Oh
Peles we noticed atthe dance
are first class:

zi coat hangers and fry-
ing ‘pans: before’ they sound off
about their - “enormous \ food

Meanwhile in the parliament
buildings a joint committee of
Sonatas ‘and MP's is conducting
a full scale enquiry into con-
sumer prices. The. committee

as Loblaws, A
Stores and Steinbergs' ha’
cussed, 1 publ their marketing

Tee Views of the committee
members have not‘ “made such
Co-chair-

Liberal MP
for for Vancouver-Burrard, has pro-
claimed widely, that. the com-

Plan Now to
Attend the Second .” ene
Colonial Club Dance |

 Sat., Nov: 5 9p.m.- 1 am.)

Kinnaird Improvement Society Hall ©
$1.00 Per Couple for Members
$3.00 Per Couple Non-Members

- HARD-TIME THEME “FREE LUNCH
PRIZE FOR BEST HARD-TIME
COSTUME |

— REFRESHMENTS SOLD —
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BUSINESS FORMS LTR.

DEALER

THE COLONIALS

Jotn the Celonial Club and enjey cabsretetyte :
dancee throughout the winter menths. Membership
tickets on sale at the door. No minors aera

new
BREEZE
makes
: painting
walls —
faster &
easier
than ever
efore!

it's the new Interfor latex -
guaranteedto coverlnone
coator we'll, ere

f is nag to do but u ait

©. | 'and'see plenty about the: kind of
e anaes iwe picture, for the: fu- are: ringing
L:

‘ering of 1100 students, from ‘all

.| national ‘executive of the Pro-

7a caldate i in annual meeting in» Trail,
in. Saturday, they resolved that'an

anmui
to a young PC 40. study in the| par

a| Kootenay Tories Announce Scholarship IE a

field of journalism. ‘
The resolution called for ahe the

gressive Conservative party. to
consider the setting up of a scho-
larship in journalism:
‘Now, the resolution will pro-| had
bably come up at the PC’s na-

in’) Otte

f Canada’s
Centennial
Report.

by JOHN W: FISHER 4
CENTENDIAL COMMISSIONER

't - underestimate uses of the University of Alber-
good effect the Centennial cele- e and the alsaeslty of Cal-
brations' are going | to ‘have on | gary next March.

Canada. ~/:, Grants from the Alberta and
‘The. Centennial. is coming federal governments are assist-
just at the right time—a time ing. the universities in this Cen-
‘Can tennial year project. It is the stu-

dents in our ‘society.-who. often
spark the action necessary to put
new ideas in motion and the

tennial is a bridge to the future
—-a future involving opportuni-

about to eme spart at the pro-| Hes 20 gr te oe esas

¢ Throughout 1967 events and
words also will help refresh the
original:dream ofa’ great Cana-
da: Flen the Fathers of Confed-| ¥
eration’ started on the way to
the television ‘age, it has, been reality when they met at Eeinee
“over Edward Island 100
ot has been exhausted in the|
public prints and piong the pub-
lic, sound waves * to the point
_|paere most are yawn: Hihed

+r think we are all eager and
eady fora ‘refreshing ‘change.
‘We want to: consider the’ bright
uture = for’ Canada’

sits rns sa of Canada disin-

“During 1967. swe will. hear | dition

across: Canada, on the two cam-

David fence: Seam Louise
Te ed Archambault; Bari
el. Many minor

ere were: [to “thelt ot steerin ‘position follow-|
Arcuri, | ing © on folks

Rr

B.C. ‘Hydro and: Power. pas :
Tenders for Clearing Areas ‘

wind
fresh air'and clean out ‘the cob-

ional ° va, | Bald
Nov. 13-16.
,Other. delegates from ‘the

‘West : Kootenays were, 5. B.
Scott’ of ‘Trail and ‘Walter Davis
the associa

of: Nelson; Nelson elected: president. of tal

cial’ g fad “0 only ap-| members, | At’ th
. ie March ey
proved. "a 23-bed unit in thst | 2 ing a new chairman, chosen by
the board members from among-
‘st ‘themselves, will have to be
appointed. Two new board mem-
will also have to be elect-

"New hospital society. a
bers ate to be registered 0
Jan, 1,°1967; Membership

BOM cwane
WHO BOBSHo

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lot

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BO S00ah Aes
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nays per year.

lea we stock o full selechen ot

SAVAGE SHOES

for eniaren

Maddocks Shoe Soo.

Saturday's sti
tended by. more than 40 Pro;
the West tenay.

Nelson was well Tepresent-
ed at the meeting.

. E. Hughes 365-5503

and Mrs, 'G. ‘Lang left
day for their home at Burn

well ag hearty,‘in ee
The - occasion being her 90th

Mrs, L, ‘Acheson and daugh- |:

sive Gonscrvadl ves from all over

st opinion’ and that’ of several oth-
er board: members that: Castle-

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REGULAR BREAD, 5 leaves _- at
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HOMEMADE BREAD, 6 ow
DONUTS, Regular 55 Dozen .. 4S
In our Bakery Across from ‘Liquor Store

had written to Victoria inquir-
ing‘about the nie possibility of esta-
lishing a chronic care hospital

ere,”
‘The ceparrment hed turned
uxiliary hospital, p:

_| down the au

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immediate? area wanting such
care.

Mr. aded, how-
‘ever, that it was his personal

at Creston is. pleased to be af service to you: We
, are open Monday to Sunday. Hours are as follows:

gar wo would: be a central location
for.a future chronic care hospi-
- | tal auxiliary,’ This would’ be in
addition to: the: recently ;under-
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~ Sundays 8 am: 4pm. (By ‘Appointment, Only)”
FrICe HOURS: 1-2 p.m. Monday: - Saturday
75 7.30 p.m. By. Aepeintment
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aap Bai

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Kootenay Animal Clinic

present
Mr, and’ Mrs, E.R. Hawkins to
celebrate

indaw. and

er doorway of room’ with wet

young. guests. w If
Friday..at ‘the ‘home. oot : %

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L13:— File CQ 2822: (approximately 192. acres)
ML — File CQ 2823 (approximately: 390 acres)
— of the Arrow Lakes Reservoir Area.
SEALED TENDERS clearly marked as above, will be received up
to 12:00 Noon, Tuesday, ‘November 22,'1966:Zor, rene of each
of the areas listed above. .
The K' areas lie in the C River Valley
5 miles south of Revelstoke,-B.C., the L and M:areas lie on
. the Arrow Lakes between Needles and Nakusp, B.C., and the
W area is near Beaton, B.C. All areas are to be ‘cleared on a
lump sum
2. A 10% Bid Bond or Certified Cheque must accompany the
tender for each area.
The successful contractor must provide a 50% ‘Performance
Bond.
Tender forms” and specifications for the above areas may be
after Monday, October 31, 1968 at the office of the Pur-
chasing’ Department, Meh Floor, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver
1, B.C, Telephone MU 93-8711, Local 2579, without: charge. Plans
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