6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday; Nov. 30, 1961

Form Kennel
Ciub For
Koofenays

At a meeting held Iast week o
new Milestone for the Kootenays
was passed when o Kennel Club to
be affilisted with the Canadian
Kennel Club was formed.

The new ciub, to be known as
the Cascaie Kennel and Obedience
Club, will endeavour to conduct
shows, obedience trials ete., here in
the Kootenays. For all owners of
registered dogs it is a big step for-
‘ward as to compete ‘in the show
ring ® dog must be of a recognized
registered breed.

‘The club will, however, con-
tinue its obedience training pro-
Q@ram under trainers Jack White
ud Marsh Johnson as !t formerly
did under the auspices of Satans

nnels.

‘The executive of the new club
is: Mrs,‘ Hugo Wood, president;
Jock Stewart, vice-president; Miss
Jackie Sewell, secretary, and Hugo
‘Wood, treasurer, The four council-
lors are: Marsh Johnson, Ray Kos-
aa Mrs, Urisek and Stig Bro-

In the past six months in the
Castlegar District alone over 60
dogs have been entered for dog
obedience training and it is hoped
even more will enter when training
classes start again in the Spring.
‘The big difference will be that with
an official club in the District dogs
will be able to be put proven. pe

on a car Indicated it was equipped
with the latest safety device of the
day — four-wheel brakes?

Many B.C. cars will shortly car-
ry on trunks or bumpers, green

and recelve a
piece Dog certificate for ef

aes registered dog owners the
fun and competition to be derived
from confirmation classes and com-
Petition is always good clean com-
petitive gpart,

‘While registered kennel clubs

any way shape or form they can in
the care and training of dogs of all
types.

Members from Trail, Rossland,
Nelson or anyone who can attend

Same, of Castlegar.

emblems show.
ing they are equipped with seat
belts — the most important safety
device of today.

Now being Jaunched by the
Traffic Section of the British Col-
umbla Safety Council ts a program
of recognition for car owners who
Install belts for passenger and dri-
ver protection,

” Btfectiveness of seat belts in
reducing traffic deaths and injury
41s now widely accepted, say Council
‘officials, and it is hoped that most
B.C, cars will be equipped as soon
‘a8 possible,

‘The green reflecting bumper
emblem carries the words “Seat
Belg Equipped” and was designed
by the B.C. Safety Council to dra-
matize the perssing need for this
type of protection.

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OF THE WORLD

and
distributors, university research de.
‘partments, the medical profession,
and international, national and pro.
vincial safety councils all’ endorse
seat belts.
After exhaustive research it is
that belts will reduce

for

trafifie by 25 per cent in

Alr
Aven.

accidents involving ejection, and by
one-third in all traffic accidents,

People who remain in the car
during an accident are five times

“| safer than those who are ejected,

say safety cxperts. They estimate

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Remember when a red triangle,

that seat belts will reduce injuries
to occupants inside the car by as
much as 60 per cent,

Companies Pay
Gut $12.5 Million
In Death Benefits

In British Columbia $12.5 mil-
lion was patd out in death’ Senet

Stamp Club Holds
Annual Banquet

‘The third annual dinner of the
David Thompson Stamp Club was
held on Nov. 18 in the Castlegar
United Church Hall,

President Axel Nielsen opened
the ‘anquet by welcoming the
guests from the Inland Philatelic
Soclety of Spokane, the Columbia
Philatelic Society of Trail and the
Nelson Stamp Olub,

A minute's allence was observed
in memory of departed members
John Lani of Spokane, Sid Spooner
of Trail and Major John Moll of
Kinnaird.

At the close of the dinner, Mr.
Nielsen introduced the slate of of-
ficers for the coming year: Preai-
dent, Jim McKay; vice-president,
Mrs, J. P, McKay; .secretary-trea-
surer, James Toogood; publicity,
Mrs, A, B, Condy; auctioneer, John
Moor, He then turned over the ga-
vel to the new president, Mr. Mc-

Kay.

Mr. McKey welcomed everyone
on behalf of the. new executive and
thanked the retiring executive for
thelr fine work in the past year. He
also thanked the Ladies of the
United Church who had served the
excellent dinner on behalf of all
the guests.

He also thanked Duncan Carter
of Robson for the lovely Delicious
apples on the tables, Mr, Nielsen
for the floral decorations, Mrs, J.
‘Toogeod for the smart place cards
which were in the form of a small
letter, and George Vianich for the
stamp display.

This display featured a frame|_

of Nigerlan covers belonging to Ho.
‘ward Clausen of Spokane, and Da-
nish stamps depicting 110 years of

A, Nielsen of Kinnaird.

The lucky draw. wos won by
Mrs, J, Smith of Robson, Mrs. J.
Harrison of Trai] and Mrs. A. Niel-
sen of Kinnaird, The lucky tickets
were drawn by Pat Creighton, presi.
dent of the W. E, MacCabe Junior
Stamp Club, Alexa Condy of the
same club and Jim Burns of Nelson,

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Tiger House Presentation Well Received

Plerpoint, then entertained thé
guests with some very fine slides of
his. round the world tour.

He showed colorful views of San
Francisco, and then across the Pac-
ifle to Hawail, to Yokohama and
other Japanese cities were shown
tor views of the Emperor's palace,
parks and many lovely gardens.

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From there the alides showed Hong
‘Kong and Kowloon with the float-
ing cafe, and the boat settlement
where people live on the boats year
round.

Mr. Moor, auctioneer, conducted
a ively stamp auction which saw
some fine stamps offered, one being
an carly Prussian one,

Government
Okays Kinnaird
Pool Project

Provincial government approval
of work on Kinnaird’s reinforced
concrete swimming pool under the
winter works program has been re-
ceived by the village council.

The approval was given “sub-
ject to acceptance by the Govern-
ment of Canada.” Federal govern-

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by Ife luring
‘the first nine months of 1981, The
Canadian Life Insurance Officers
Association reports.’

The total for the corresponding
fperfod in 1960 was $11.3 million.

On 2,40 ordinary policies, pay-
ments this year were $8,104,000; on
850 industrial policies $236,000; and
on 1,540 group certificates $4,158,000.

Cominco Sets
Up $150,000
Fellowship Plan

A $150,000 fellowship program

toward advanced degrees at Cana-
dian universities has been announ_
ced by the Consolidated Mining and
Smelting Co,

‘The money will be provided in
the form of 50 fellowships worth
$3,000 each, These will be awarded
at the rate of 10 per year between
1962 and 1967. Graduate students
in the fields of pure science, engin-
eering and agriculture can qualify’
for these fellowships.

The program will be adminis-
tered by the Canadian Universities
Foundation of Ottawa. Out of each
award $2,200 will go to the student
and $800 to the university depart~
ment in which the graduate carries
out study and research.

Cominco began giving fellow-
ships in 1944, and since then, has
awarded 170 worth $225,000.

The new fellowships are of
higher value in keeping with cur-
Trent university requirements, The
company states its purpose in giv-
ing them is to assist universiy gra
duates in gaining higher qualifi-
cations and to further the advance.

ment of scientific knowledge in Ca-
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‘A {ull house screamed and bord
lered ot the Kinnaird hall
Friddy evening when the Hinnatrd
Little Theatre presented tho, last
night of {ts mystery comedy, “Ti-
ger House.”
‘The. delighful, humorous..and

into the mood of the evening but
several rows of thrilied children
sitting in the front of the hall
helped to get the whole audience
into an enjoyably receptive and re-
sponsive mood.

Somewhat corny dislogue (not

“}the fault of the actors), a fair

number of slipe and displays of only
nodding acquaintance with dialogue
(the fault of the actors), and a
need in spots for better direction
(the fault of the director), were all
prevalent during the production,
ut if anyhing they only helped to
helghten interest in:the play.

In ahort, the plot of the play
‘by Robert St. Clair involves a store
clerk who finds herself helr to a
mansion left by an aunt who had
‘been a mystic or spirit medium.

A tory concerning the old
house and the aunt is that the
aunt at one time took a necklace
belonging to the ‘tiger clan” of the
far East, Yami, the Indian servant
in the house, has been sent by his
tribe to recover the necklace and

Nofre Dame Sels
‘B-Ball’ Schedule

‘| haps been changed except that it

finally has it given to him by the
niece after @ series of adventures
wwhich had the audience on Friday

and laughter, often doing both at
the same time,

A perfect example of the corny
dialogue which. should Lave: per-

sent members of the audience grab- | were
bing for their tummies was the ex-
hange between actors George Jack-

night alternating between screams | sta:

and Andy McWhinnie as Thompson.
Doris

strom was in charge of sound ef-

fects,

Bella Moran and Eve Gwilliam
in charge of properties and

Iaele ‘Yule was in charge of the

att

CASTLEGAR NEWS,: bein Nov. 30; 1961

Resources.

Bank of Montreal resources, de-
posits and loans all reached new
high levels.in 1961, according to
the bank's i4#th annus] statement

ed today,

son and Andy when
Jackson tells the tiger accomplice
that “You wouldn’t shoot that gun.”
“why not?” aska McWhinnle of the
tted-up Jackson, “Because the shot

would reveal this hiding place,”
answers VJackson,- “You're "right
about that,”

: looked after
make-up for the actors while

lym Hughes handled programs and
publicly: Ushers were Allan Harvey
and Bill Sommerfield and the box
office was handled by Henry Hyson
and Gwilym Bushes.

while the audience howled.

Anothor instance was when the
denoument of the plot was finally
to be revealed, The ‘heroine Erma
Lowrie, .. played: by’ Joan. Johnson,
and her cousin Arthur, played by
Donald Granstrom, discover a ali-
ding panel behind the fireplace that
‘will allow them to find a message
which will tell where the necklace
is hidden,

“Ase you frightened?” asks Are
thur of Erma. “We can leave it
until morning if you'd rather.”

If the enjoyable heroine had
agreed to this ridiculous suggestion
the children in the front rows
would have charged the atage, as
‘would have the more Uvely adult
members of the audience,

All in all “Tiger House” provi-
ded an evening of fine community
qntertainment and gave Districts

to | hospital

The covering the
most active year’s business in the
B of M's history, shows resources
increasing 18 per cent over 1960 —
or nearly half-a-billlon dollars —
¢o $3,960 million.
reached $3,647 million,

‘cord $1,994 million, .
The year's operations of some
90 hooey at home and abroad

1960, Taxes, ‘also
new high, amounted to $18,043,701,
with @ year

winner was George Jackson.

Job Evaluation
To Bo Conducted
At Local Hospital

A Job classification and evalu-
ation will be carried out at the
Castlegar and District Hospital by
John Mec-

The Notre Dame
College basketball squad of Nelson
has announced a six-game pre-
Christmas schedule,

Announcement was made. in
Nelson by Pups manager, Phil Le-
Doux of New Westminster.

Pups ‘will play at’ home
Dec. 1 against Spokane AAW, then
meet Trail in the Sliver City Dec.
8, returning to Nelson to face the
same squad the following day.

The final pre-Christmas game
will be played in Coeur d'Alene
when the Pups face North Idaho
Junior College on Dec, 16. The se-

yet another

persons they work

with, drink coffee with, or live

next door to, take on roles and do

things that the more stald members

of the communities could never do

themselves but enjoy watching their
friends at.

The play was directed by Pen-
ny Harvey. Actors were Joan John-
son as Erma Lowrie, Ernie Halewijn
as Yami, Gwen Sommerfield as Bo-

Lloyd J, Stadler as Oswald, Dorothy
McKenzie as Peggy Van Ess, Jean

cond of this home-and-home series
will follow in the New Year.

Robingon as the Mystery Woman Woman

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Kinnaird

Residents

The Annual Public
Tuesday, December

ments,

the Kinnaird Improvement. Society Hall.

You are urged to come and hear your
Council Report on the year’s accomplish-

Forum will be held ~~
5th at 8.00 p.m. in

Alten :Selbie
Village Clerk

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Gilp according ‘to a report submit-
ted by him to last Thursday's meet-
ing of the hospital's board of man-
agement.

Details of the survey were wor.
ked ‘out at a meeting of hospital
administrators held at Nelson early
last week.

‘The study is a joint underta-
king between hospitals in the East
and West Kootenay regions and will
be the basis upon which a province
wide project will be carried out at
a later date.
Job classification and evslua-
tion is used extensively by manage-
are today as a tool ee

|Hit New Highie
=|Says Report

for the year ended Oct, 31, publish-

Box 65, Robson, B.C. Phone 365-! 5662

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EVERY THURSDAY NITE 8.00.P.M.
St. Rita’s Parish Hall. Front Street
: JACKPOTS $25.00 & $240.00
55 NUMBERS CALLED

‘The bank's 22,000 &
are recelving $12,453,750 of this
amount, in dividends totalling $2.05
per share — five cents more than
in 1960.

‘The balance “of $2,125,067, plus
individed profits of $1,160,859 from
1960, totals $3,275,926, and to this
amount, the bank hag added $2,-
000,000 from inner reserves, after
income taxes.

From the total of $5,276,926 in

the rest account, bringing it to
$145,850,000, and leaving $1,275,026
to be carried forward.
“Quick” asseta are shown ot
$2,042 million, an increase of $270
million compared with 1960, and re-
presenting 55 per cent of B of M
Uabllities to the public of $3,742
million,’ veraus 64 per cent last year.
An: increase of almost 30 per
cent in the “acceptances, guarantees
and letters of credit” entry, from
$59,721,006 last year to $75,792,918
in the current statement, indicates
extensive growth in business being
abroad for B of M cust.

the * rganization,
‘When the survey has been com-
pleted on & province-wide basis, it
will be possible to compare any pos.
ition in any one hospital in B, to
® similar bestia in any other hos-
pital,

Donate Money
To Area Groups
And 3 Churches

‘There were 18 members present

Evening Group, Games were played
and three members, Mrs, F. Giraud,
Mrs, 8, Grant and Mrs. A, Smecher,
all won prizes,
‘The Group donated money to
the following organizations:

Robson Community Church,
$170; Robson Community Hall, ed
Rossland and Trail Welfare,

Rita’s Church, Castlegar; $40; ne
Salvation Army, $35; Castlegar
Handicapped School, $55 and Rob-
son Sunday School, $30.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Odd Andersen
on Dec. 14. Mra, T, Byers is to be-
gin the draw. The booster prize was
won by Mrs, A. Woodrow, At the
close of a very enjoyable evening
the hostesses, Mrs, R, Oborne and
Mrs, B. Macalister, served refresh-
ments,

Visiting Hours
At the Hospital
Are Restricted

staring Dec, 1.

Visiting hours are to’ be re-
stricted at. the Castlegar hospital

This was decided by hospital

omers,
The vahie of premises is shown
at $63,063,000, an increase of 13 per
cent over the 1960 figure of $55,-
661,000, an indication of the extent
of the bank’s building and medern-
ization program.

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on the 7th Day of December, 1961, between ‘the hours of 8.00 a.m.
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and govern himself accordingly.

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