CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969

SHSS ACTIVITIES

8y Katherine Knippelberg

Say! Don’t forget our
1969 Winter Carnival. It’s go-
ing to be great fun for every:
one!

We'd like all of Kinnaird

with a
carried Ben it rads all the
way from Trail to Castlegar.
Each grad will run a quarter
alle: and pass the torch on
e until 8:00 p.m.
pie ts last grad will run
into the school bearing our
torch proudly.

And that's not all!
on down to Stan-

four-day festivities and take
a gander at all the lovel:
snow sculptures which wil
take form between now and
then. We've got some real
talent in the school.

Then there will be foot-
ball games in the snow, a
cross-country ski race, a ski-

ween Cominco and Celgar, a
hoedown dance...

There are 50 many things
planned that we can’t even
begin to describe them. Come
on down and see for yourself.
a al be well worth the ef-

Glamor and

Exemplor' Chapter Topics

LEAD im!

‘Xi Alpha Lar
bers met in the latter vpart
of January at the home of
ae! Peter Majesgey of Kin-

: ane cultural entitled “The
House and Home” was given
by Mrs. David Calder. She
spoke on the interior of the
home, ie expressing of one’s
ideas to create a homey at-
mosphere and the reflecting
of a person's personality.
Her cultural included
articles on the surroundings
of the house _ the art of

Good Food

“Phey spoke on Eo0d roolss
and glamor, as well
style and care, cosmetics and
beauty aids.

Mrs. Eaton was guest
speaker and demonstrated
Neutramatic, a non-organic
cosmetic.

Irs. Kay Jones modeled

25S tor “the even-

ing was Mrs. Ed Isakson.
The February,.meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.

Mrs. James Gormley and Mre.
George Cat

Come
ley Humphries during the %

doo race, a tug-of-war. bet-|M

TIMBE-E-E-R! — and down comes another

UIC Amendment
Of 1968 Designed
For New Conditions

When the Unemploy-
ment Insurance Act was a-
mended in 1968, the purpose
was to bring the coverage
ceiling and the rates of.unem-

@ {ployment Insurance benefits

and the artes of contribution
into line with new conditions.

Increases in wage levels
since 1959, when the last

adjustments were made, had
had the effect of excluding
from coverage many. Cunad-
ians for whom the Unemploy-

-ment Insurance Act is intend-

ed to provide.

In.1968 the insurable ceil-
ing was set at an annual
$7,800 average wage for sal-
aried workers. This then re-
presented roughly 1% tunes
the average ruling wage. I
was based on: the

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1969

Prices Effective

set when the L
ance Act was dnirodicet

justed, tu restore the level of

@ such permitted earnings at

-t une butt end and were more than 400

gs
aproximately 50 per cent of
benefits payable.
the uct ‘was designed

| with benetit rates equal to

approximately 50 per cent of
the normal ea

ie "set in 1959 Thad declined
to represent only 36 per cent
($36) for a claimant with de-

* Sirloin * Club or * Boneless Top Round.
Gov't. Inspected Canada Choice, Canada Good

Beef Rib Steak

Gov't. Insp. Canada Choice, Canada Good

Round Steak Roast

o. 7 Quality
Basan

‘Plump, Firm
Golden Fruit

Extra Fancy.
Crisp, Juicy

kble:

February 13, 14, 15
In Your Friendly
Cagtleaird Safeway Store

Newtowns. Imported.

forest giant selected for B.C.’s pavilion at
Expo 70 as a faller scrambles to safety. All
Douglas’ fir logs for the world’s fair at
Osaka, Japan, came from the forests of
Vancouver Island. The largest of the logs

years old. Considerable care was taken in|pendent, and 27 per cent
falling the trees for it was important not 27), f0 fOr one without 3
“to damage the bark. In some cases, special effect of the 1968

5 revision was that benefits a-
beds of springy boughs were gain reached the former 50

All members brought
samples of their favorite re-
cipes which were served to
everyone later in the even-

Beef. Bottom Cut. Boneless. Can. Choice, Good ..

Netted Gem

Imported No.

sy We Record
Every Prescription
“We Fill”

As an added measure of
controt and convenience, we
keep on file a record of
every prescription we fill,

If refills are authorized on
the original prescription, our
record saves you the trouble
of revisiting your doctor. You
need only ask for a refill or
have your doctor phone us.

CARL’S

Giving a party, food with
finesse and hobbies at home
were discussed.

Guests for the evening
were Mrs, Loren Gregg, ae:

off,

Bob Doyle and Mrs. And:
Shutek.

Hostesses for the even-
ing were Mrs. Calder and
MB. Dickson.

CASTLE

THEATRE
SHOWS 7.30 & 8 PM.

came from trees more than 200 feet high.
Some of them were nearly six feet through

to serve as cushions for the falling timber.
a Japanese freighter for delivery to Osaka.

per cent rate of beenfit (max-
sma of $53) for Henares

Castlegar Super Value la-
dies basketball club trounced
the Nelson Ladies Queen’s
76-18 on Tuesday of last

stn club leading ah 8 after
five minutes of play.

The Castlegar club boun-
ced back. The half time score

FEB. 15 - 17-18
THTSRES 2

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

_|was Castlegar 35, Nelson 12.

The second half was a
break away for Castlegar as
they outscored Nelson 41 - 6.

;| Winning the game 76 - 18.

2/9, Townsend with 6, Hunter

2; and Olton 1.

Castlegar scorers were
S. Benjamin 30, C. Maglio 15,
B, Terhune 10, K. Horcoff 6,
M. Turner 4 and E. Dennis
and 1. Cross each with 3.

The last game of ate sea
son will be p!

next Tuesday Prete as Gantiesar|

meeting Trail.

Local Women Trounce
Nelson Basketball Team

game will determine i

the mee eo winners.

Dr. Hugh Keenleyside, co-
chairman of B.C. Hydro, has
been elected chancellor of
Notre Dame University at
Nelson.

: pastor p placed as

Chaplain Writes
Fen Behind Bars,
fim Wardner was:
io get two towns named

him, Wardner in Idaho and
fardner, x

rs
he lost his money during one
turns in his

pe those many
i eeunet

jim managed to get the

chap! in
a penitent rf. “He: as then
believed responsible by those
who knew him for hi

gregation in xasior

“Brothers and sisters, I
write to say Goodbye. I don’t
believe God loves this church

ecause none of you ever
died. I don’t think you loved
me either, because I never
married any of you. I don't
think you loved me because
you never paid me my sal-

a ours Aerts ‘were
mouldy and wo! ay

ples. By Their Fru Sua
Ye Know Them

I am going to

Dr. ide, who will
serve a three-year term, won
the post in a mail ballot over
Rt. Rev. E. W. Scott, Angli-
can. bishop of Kootenay. He

2 jcelgces Bishop W. E. Doyle

One Gift From

H1S
Brought

Us

Together

Happy -
Valentines

m, whose term
hancellor has expired.

a better place—I have been
called to be chaplain in a
penitentiary. Where I go ye
cannot come now. I go to
prepare a place for ye, and
May God Have Mercy on your
Souls!” ‘i

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ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD
Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

For claim-
ants without dependents a
2. per cent rate rot Denote is

»).
AS in the past ‘the and is
based oa as enual< contributions
‘| from and em-
ployees, te = ich the govern-

‘Wedding Ring 57.50
Diamond Ring 137.50

Bosse’s Jewellery

an.
sea ere together with provision
for administration. P

The changes made were
an interim to res-

5-Year G on h
and Diamonds ‘to be Found Only ot Bosse’s

tore to balance current aver-

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EXTERIOR PAINTS — CEMEI

SAVE!

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Did You
CHECK ON THE
INTEREST PAID.
ON SAVINGS AT

THE

CASTLEGAR

SAVINGS

CREDIT UNION?

And) youre

right, as usual!

Yes ..... we do pay a big 5} % Interest on
Savings Accounts and would be happy to
tell you how you can even earn more—Ask
us about Term Deposits.

— Frome’ goed

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