CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 22, 1962

Kinnaird Sociais

Mr, and Mrs, Tom Fourt re-
turned on the weekend from an in.
Joyable 10 days in Kimberley where
they visited thelr daughter sand
son-in-Inw, Mr. and Mrs, Stan Wil-
son and family. The Fourts also
wutched Kimberley’s preparations
for the Snow Flesta held Saturday
and Sunday.

eer °
Mr, J, H. Moor is visiting in

Switzerland, the country of his|-

virth and the home of his 66-year
old mother, two brothers, one sister
and a niece, His mother, Mrs. 5.
Moor and a niece, Mrs. M.
Kellar-Walti who resides with her
* family in Zurich, were on hand
when Mr, Moor arrived nee by
jet frdm Winnlpeg, Feb.
He is enjoying a Son with

Don
Brothers

During the
last week the de-
bate on the Bud.
get proceeded and
perhaps the out-

Mr,
criticized the Opposition for what
the termed their ‘milk and water’
criticism of the Budget. He outlined

* Mr. Peterson stated that despite
the warning of the Opposition. ot

hls family in Winterthur, the home
of his mother and brothers, and in

the home of relatives of a Trail
dusinassman, Mr, Herman Schnid-
vig.

In Kinnaird, Mrs, Moor expects

of the week,
eo ele

“Becky. ‘outman is progressing
pital, Her large asortment of cards,
valent

been a’ great source of ‘pleasure to
her, Joining Becky in the children’s
ward Friday was little Kenny Man-
son. Friends of the Don Manson
femUly extend their best wwishes
tor Kenny's recovery.

Promptu surprise parties is not a
forgotten gesture when one’s nelgh-
bor is having a birthday. Mr. Swi-

ored at his home Saturday when
frlends dropped in bearing a dirth-
day cake and snacks for the pleas:
ant social evening which ensued.

On Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Swi.
hart were hosts at a family din.
ner in recognition ‘of the birthday
occasion when assisting them with
the celebrations were a son-in-law
and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Don
Mangon of Kinnaird and a son and
daughter-in-law, “Mr..: and Mrs.

members of the family present were
Mr, Swihart’s sister, Mrs, Ruth
MoCreight; Mr. and Mrs, Ray Swi-
hart and children; end a. niece,
Mrs, A. R. Huerby and son all of
Nelson; a brother-in-law and sis-

of Castlegar.

‘Brigger where his sister lives, Mr. |
Moor 1s also visiting Kanderstag, | §

her husband home after the middle | i

favorably in, Trail. Tadanac’ Hos- | i

tines, books and. letters has |i

Mr, and. Mra, A. J. Swihart|%
found that the trend toward ‘im- |i

hart, of retirement age, was hon- |

Mervin Swihart of ‘Trail. Other | igs

ter, Mr, and Mre, Bil! MoCreight |i

Chamber
Briefs.

Chamber 8. OC. Muir-

banegpreiacpepemntcant ae ona ‘ing will be held et Castleaird Plaza

the

head, reporting on his attendance
at the quarterly meeting af the As-
sociated Chambers of Commerce
of Southeastern B.C. at Kimberley,
said the ‘Associated’s’ roads chalr-
man, Prank Merriam, “is

disgusted
with roads’ in the district." A num- |B

ber of contracts have been let but
little work has been done on them.

eee

’ fice
Next month's Chamber meel-

‘Sas of Freedom problem and the
.Attorney-General then left for Ot-
tawa, to discuss this matter further
with Mr. Justice Fulton, I feel sure
that all of the residenta of our rid_
dng will be hopeful that some solu-
tion can be achieved.
Iam pleased to note from an
excerpt in the newspaper that the
" Gelgar officials feel that they have
now to ‘a substantial degree lcked
the problem of water pollution, I
certainly hope eo, since this was
pioved to be a major problem to
the people living Sowariver from.
Castlegar.

and Kin will de
urged to attend this meeting.
see

The Chamber will pay’ 6150

Seattle Times.
. 8 8
Decision on whether the Cham.

on a large billboard map being
erected by Kootenay Tour Maps

was left to the group's tourist and
publicity committee, ?

ms CHUCK'S

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DAILY 9::.9.°

wery secondary “school

‘ Gis ‘Wood and Marilyn Mar.

in’ pani Columbia willbe repre-|kle' of SHHS will be among the 250
sented at the.'16th annual high|delegates taking part in the pro-
school conference at. the University| gram. designed to famillarize stu-

of British Columbbis, tomorrow ene sents with Iife at UBO,
Satuntay:

We would like to: thank all'those whi
: contributed fo the success of our first Rummage
Sale and especially the Royal Canadian Legion, |
“ who: donaied the use. cof ‘their -hall.’ Cur. hex? ‘sale
. will be held in September and your support at
“that time will be appreciated.

“EWA. To Castlegar & District. Hospital;

eee
i ceallaieememEaeD |

will alt-In on Uni-

sini

Phone ‘365-8222

iM KT

versity lectures, take. part in discus-
slong covering ‘both academic: and
extra-curricular: activities, and be
conducted on campus tours.

At a.windup banquet the Uby-
s8ey. Shield for the best high schoo}
newspaper will be presented. Win-
ner of the shield in two previous
competitions was Lester. Pearson
high school in New Westminster.

The conference, held continu-
ously alnce 1947, will open with 'wel-
coming addresses from the presi-
dent of the Alma Mater Soclety,
Alan Cornwall, .a representative “of
the University administration, and

In 1969 the National Executive
Commuttee of the Boy Scouts of Ca-
nada.resolved that,a thorough stu-
dy be made of its program and-unl-
form to ace how meaningful these
are to boys of today,

\AD 1S result, a special sub come
mittee:’ to ‘the Natlonal: Program
Committee was-set up, under the
chairmanship of J, Barry Cale of
Montreal, to carry.out this atudy,

Locally, the annual Scouts’ and
Guides Own” Program commemor-
founder, Baden-

Nick Blom.
ements for the confer-

ating
Powell, will be held this Sunday, at

ence are handted by a committee of]

40 ‘students who’ make ‘travel ar
for ‘greet

thank You

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Phone 365-7112

Mitchell Supply Ltd.

them on arrival, sasign them to bil-
lets, and manage the conference
program,

When delegates return to their]:
schools they are expected to report
on. the conference | to: fellow. etu-
dents, >"

UBC's ‘president, Dr. N. A. M.
MacKengle, sald’ he: hoped each of
the delegates would ‘carry away a
lasting impression ‘of the Univer-
sity, “I hope,” he added, “that the
conference ‘will encourage more atu.
dents to ‘attend ° University, for. it
ig one’ of ' the’ most: fruitful and
stimulating experiences human be-
ings can “engoy.”,

Personal
‘Column: :

By BURT CAMPBELL” a
FOREIGN TRADE
IMPORTANT TO BO.
‘The importanos of forelgn tzade

‘to British Cdlumbia can’ be - more

fully appreciated when ‘it 1s; teal-
ized that':40. per.’ cent’ of "B,0,'s

the high achool, Scouts, Guides,
Cubs, Rover Scouts and Brownies
will take. part: in the program,

‘Boy .membership in the Scout
movement over the years has shown

itis evident that there are more
boy members, easily explained as a
result of the ineresise in the Can-
adian population,
More ‘atriking however, is the
fact that the voy membership, ages
8 to 17, during the last 10 years has
increased about two and one-half
times faster, relative to the popula-
tion‘in this age group.

However, one of the facts which

»' | most clearly’ Indicates the need ‘for

atudy and which also gives cause

5] for concern, is the relative member-
ship of the Cub and Scout pections, 3S

entoges of the el-

\:| expressed, ais perce
:| igible boy. population in Cannda:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 22, 1962

Scouts’: and Guides’ Program
This Sunday at High School

OFF. To” THE?

ROUNDUP.

Ohildren' from ° the ‘ Sherbiko
may soon. be’ able to

total is ex~
ported to foreign markets,

Almost "59 yer cent of B.0’s
payrolls are ,dependent: elther dl-
thie peo or indirectly, on the sate of

LEGION “CORNER

‘At the tegular meeting ‘held on

New Denver Branch ‘on! Feb. 13,
‘The names of four club meém-

| bers .were submitted. and. approved |:

by. the meeting. Pred Hatvey was,

‘| initiated.as @ regular member, Paid] ¢

, products in foreign
ihe per cent of our ‘pa-

per-product:

of this country.., Qur mining indus-

try last year’ sold 80 per cent of its
primary products ‘abroad while’ the

per cent of its factory shipments’
abroad while the petroleum refin~
primary

e time the ‘United King-

; dom:wag the major market for’ our

as a result of

: : ‘cbinpanted by) % t
Bi Wrantott, returnied to Vancouver | |

pices! ‘Bvans} motored to Gres-

ton! over the “weekend, x

Mrs, 8. Humphries returned
home. from hospital last weekend,

“Mr, Sand’ Mrs, “George Clarke
and familly of Vancouver have ar-
rived to take up residence, In Rob-
son, Mrs,..Clarke ‘is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, 8,

and changes” in" world

trade “patterns, trade with the UK

hag bebn;greatly reduced. In 71939,

19 per" cent’ of the'- total. ‘Exports
0.

wink ta the high school: without
walking’ slong the chighway.

‘This Would: be done by a path
running from'‘near ‘the ‘Tiger Ser-
vice ‘to’‘near the Stalton \ property.

A Night of stairs or path would
then be constructed down the Sher-
bkio hilt off the ‘highway to where
Sth Ave. is to be extended and im-
proved. 5 .
‘Castlegar ‘village clerk Joe Lo-
Igelin is to make inquiries as to what

| easements would be, necessary todo

the J0b to report back to nis
sat Walter ‘rhoxp commen-
the investment”: and za!d ‘the plan

Ave, right to’ the high. school!
“te esild the easements could be

TeveTpS. °

* the: pattern: of export trade
with the Far Bast has been disrup-
ted as a result of political “oondi-
the percentage of exports ‘there‘has
tions in that.area of the world but
remained, about ‘the same.’ . Trade
‘with the Chineso mainland hes been
minor whereas ex-

‘Mr. and Mrs, F, Giraud and

tC)
 pernicris Merel ga c eta

BP

coon

Centrat Trading.

Phone 365-3093: Free Dolivery

mily motored to\Nakusp ‘on’ Sun-'
as. Mrs, Walton: of Fort Fraser.
Giraud’s:mother, is stay-

ine, ‘with ‘them 6: a ‘few weeks,

KINNAIRD: SOCIALS.

Irs, ,J., Kaufman, ;Phane - 365-5488

as the reciplent’of a baby shower
her as a new arrival of

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Sugar + 10 Ibs. ae

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AND DRY. CLEANERS

AGENTS FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY :

coweelt ‘ago, Friday. She. joins: a
rother Dean, aged 2 years.

Mrs, Chat) was ‘pleasantyl sur- |?

=Sher honor.’ The group’ of friends
resented beautiful baby gifts ina

Fred Suffa and Mrs, Ralph Ber-
nick,

ports ‘to Japan have increased
greatly.

* Because of B.0/s smail- popula-
tion: the -local; market has far’ less
‘significance’, than the markets in

cleanly: “dependent on external tra
and on'trade with the rest of Can-

a. Johnson ‘of Castlegar, Feb. 19,8
son,
‘GERONAZZO —,To Mr.‘ and

"CASTLEGAR HOTEL

Dining

_SUNDAY DINNER

Room,
2 MENU: ™

French “Onion

Tossed Green with clioice of French, .
‘1000. Island, or’ Roquefort Dressing

‘Prime Rib Au Jus .
_Pork Cutlets

” Curried Chick
e “oO

Blueberry or Apple Pie
Coffee

‘ted that “the results are well worth | :-
would give students the use ue ‘Bth} -

= May, lnpreve: ‘Sherbiko—
High School Walk ‘Route

Ave. to run another line to Gastle-
gar from its Sherbiko sub-station.
Commenting on Mr. Thorp’s re-
mark, that some ‘day. “some “far-
alghted council with lots of money”

will extend Sth Ave, right’ up the |."

hill into the Sherbike, Comm. Mur-
Tay ‘Little suggested that the ane
sible future ‘extension of 5th |
publicized,

A large fill would be required
and already two: homes -‘*warth
about’ $15,000" would have ‘to be
purchased, said Mr. Little, adding
that’ the village can’t atop people
from: building’ close‘:to" where 5th
might ‘be extended but it can dis-
courage -them.

‘ ge2e' ‘WAGE oe
‘including: so ben-fite, man-
ufacturing, wages in
age ‘about’ $222 an hour, compared
with’ $119 for) Sweden, 82 cents for
Britain’. 91°! cents’: for West -Ger-
many," 79 cents for--France and 65

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