CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar. 22, 1962

Handicapped Children

(continued from page one)

Masonry and wood frame construe-
tion would 8 allow for simplified

ties to be and

— smaller homes allow more in-
dividual attention and personal se-
curity for the children, For these
reasons, he advised, the develop-
ment of a Home in the Kootenays

windows a simple type heating
system would lower maintenance
costs, Although it is impossiblo to
establish cost of such a building,

is being studied with interest | yiso

throughout Canada.

Mr. M, Weller, architect, then
elarified the proposed plans for
the now Home. Suggestions and
criticisms noted from meetings
held by various Chapters would af-
fect the final plans, In brief, the
Plan must provide for a “residen-
tial home,” not a hospital, day
school or institution. It must pro-
vide for daily living needs, as
well as mental and physical act-
ivities. This is a tremendous chal-
lenge, he said, since this home is
or

Home just completed in PEL
Cost of operation would be
dependent upon fund-raising cam-

paigns and maintenance must be | in

ecnomical, he commented. Admit-
tance must be restricted initially
to those able to ‘assist in the oper-
ation of the Home and who were
18 and over to obtain the maxi-
mum grants from the government
‘-for financial aid: Though the pre-
sent aim is for 120 children, he
Pointed out that 35 acres could
accommodate many more.

ff is a major problem, he
warned. However, for the initial
effort one fully-trained

In the discussion period the

corporated readily. Emergency
porarily in the isolation ward. No
servicing problems were anticipa-
ted — especially drainage since
there was ample slope and ex-
panse of area, Creston would pro-

an abundance of water right’ on
the property. The ultimate aim of
the fund drive in ‘the East and
West Kootenays will be $300,000,

of it was stated.

Mrs. G. Meredith told the
meeting that the B.C. Association
would hold its annual conference
and workshop in. Trail this ‘year
May, -

for $60 from Mrs. P. Wanjoff, Jr.,
on behalf of the Doukhobor La-
dies of Robson. Mrs. M. Rilkoff
Presented a cheque for $50 from
the Castlegar Russian Women's
Institute. Further amounts were
received from the Robson Women's
Institute for $5 and from the Ren-
ata Women's Institute for $5, as
well as two private donations.

could manage with a stage | willing
to learn under

RENATA SOCIALS

Mr. Weller said the property
is on two levels — on the upper
level the future highway is being
constructed, There is also reason-
able access from the present high-

way.

The plan provides for a cen-
tral functional core with residen-
tial units clustered around it, Bed-
reoms would have 2-bed cubicles,
walls being only part way up to

+ ensure privacy without BolaRon®:

Mrs. M. Rohn

Mrs, E. Levick of Trail and
Mrs..G, McPherson of Nelson were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Warkentin.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Leduc and
family of Kinnaird were Sunday

Mrs, ve P. Rempel.
Mr,'and Mrs, M. Grubesie ‘and
daughter Candace accompanied by

: given to easy exit in cae ould ri

son of arall one Mr. M. Wolfe of

Eighth Anniversary Gf
Minto Chapter No. 79

Members of Minto Chapter No.
79, Order“of the Eastern Star, en-
. tertained. after their regular meet-
ing ‘Tuesday ‘evening in the Twin
Rivers Hall on the occasion of
their ‘eighth. anniversary with
about’ 110 present. Guests were

from: .-Northport,:° Kettle-: Falls;:
Rossland, Trail and Nelson. a

iss L, McKenzie, worthy mee
ron of Minto Chapter

wi visitors at

the pone Of Mr J. Wolfe,

and Mrs, R, Sahtstrom

and~ vdeuahter Gwen’ spent’ the
weekend in Kinnaird.

Mrs. K. Dyck has returned to

her home after spending the win-

ter at the coast visiting her bro-

Mrs, J. Hamm.

Mr, and Mrs. J. Dyck and
daughter. Eleanor, spent the week-
end in Nelson visiting at the home
of: pa ae Mrs. J.

Mrs. J. Letkeman and
Taiehters "Pearl and Beverly were
Sunday visitors to Trail.

hearty welcome to the visitors
and hoped‘ they would all have a
Bood time.

The serving table was covered
with a'lace cloth over white and
centered with a large birthday
cake decorated in blue, pink and
pale greer:: It bore the ‘inscription
“Minto Chapter No, 79 eighth
birthday” ‘and was. surrounded
with five tall, lighted tapers in
pastel shades,

Presiding at ‘the tea and cof-
fee urns throughout the evening
Were Mrs: Mary Buchanan ‘of Col-
‘Chapter, Trail and | Mrs,

Jean Mcintosh of Pine Tree Chap-
ter, Kettle Falls,

Mrs. Gladys Rose of Alpha Chap-
ter, Rossland, who is also assoc-
fate conductress of the Grand
Chapter of B.C., cut the birthday
cake and. wished Minto Chapter
the very best for the coming year.
A delicious buffet supper was
enjoyed by all present at which
Mrs, Buchanan ‘extended greetings
from Kettle Falls and read a short
poem wishing Minto Chapter con-

tinued success..

i i estimated at $200,000, he ad- |B
sed,

problems of possible fire were no- |
ted, Required ramps could be in-l&

cases could be accommodated tem- | Ba

vide fire protection and there is | jam

Mrs. Moore received a cheque | fi

visitors at the home of Mr. and|&

ey and Brenda Morr.

ther and_ sister-in-law, Mr. . and |

Grand representative of B.C.,|—

m=(HUCK’S

KINNAIRD, B.C.

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” walks of

STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

Committee for Canvass

The ‘monthly ‘meeting of Rob- Waldic in charge.
son Women's Instituto was held at} After some discussion it: was
the home of Mrs, 8. Grant on Mar-| decided to hold a card party in the
a 14 with the president, Mrs. Hu-| Community Halt on March 31;
ert in. the’chair, Mrs, J. Scott read an interest-

4 There are thousands of words
written under. the ‘above heading,
but fortunately, ieee are -not all

+the same. As field’ and <stream|on Junior Firearms: safety in
Fe +, covers everything from fishing and
unting,,to hiking, shooting, re-
‘trleving, bird: watching, ete., con-
nected with: the. great ‘oitdoors, I

varied and interesting.

2 his week .T -would ko to
answer two that Ihave | n
“heard: asked ‘on various occasions.
ay What is the Castlogar Sports-
' men’s .Association and why:.is it
so. Called? and (2): What's in it
for’ me?

‘On the first question the Cas-
= llegar Sportsmen's Association waa
‘formed by a group of men and
“women who were interested :in tho
‘great outdoors,

“Xt was so called because, they

afety.They are a credit to
District and deserve a’ pat'on

People —- congratulations!

than one life

Ron J. Scott, Jess P. Helfer,’ Ci

Junior «Firearms Safety “Badges
and Certificates. That means that
they successfully passed the poured

gun
Handling, shooting © and firearm

the

the | tions will be announced in this col-| Mrs, Smecher, ably assisted by
back for'a job well done and their
honest desire not to be a menace
to society in the handling of a gun.
To the men ont eWarredy “Jen:
nings 080 ably. in:
structed: ‘and. donated: their; tine
and service to ‘teach these young

mane atiecesatul gandidates Sha of the IODE was held at the home

les Salekin, George Markin, John

hoped. that. in time, . it would head | K.: Mason, Hon J. Lampard, Ross

up a large number of outdoor act-| Little, James A.
ivittes, and. combine them under
one’ organization. ‘This broad:‘out-
look’ is now coming into being with
those interested. in = hunting and | son’ Woodrow, Douglas B.
fishing taking an active part. <

Magtio, Marilyn Brown, Garfield
Leamy, Leonard D.. Lewis, Danny
Deverson, Russelt: J.” Leamy, wi

eth, Carol Lynne Menard, Ronneth

You have helped these young-|,
sters.on the road to being better |’
and more useful citizens and have
perhaps’ in’ 50 doing saved, more

Killough, Lynne| meeting.

The meeting was opened by
the repeating of the Institute Col- pg atl cle ony Leadership in} Ea

lect and’ roll. call was answered
with:used Christmas cards. ime rnes are une agfourned
mi enediction. “Re-
{The hospital committee re-| Froshments Were served by
Magee and Mrs, Byers with Mrs.
Byers winning the booster prize.
Mrs, J, Fornelli.’ It was. decided| ;". Next meeting will be. at the
to hold ‘the’ coffee parties’ every | home of Mrs, A. Smecher. i

and on what, when you weigh in,
‘Mr. Fodor. Is: chairman of the
membership committee and will be
only’ too’ glad to sell you a mem-
ership. ported:a. very successiul- coifee
The official welghing in sta- party in February at’ the home of:

a

umn next week, See you then with

Mrs: w. Te Waldie to Head|
‘| Defers Church Action

Mra. /take any action as a decision will

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Mar. 22, 1962

United Church Board

‘The members of the United
Church Board held a meeting :Jast
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Stack with six
members in attendance.~ Three
members of the Kinnaird church
were ‘also present.

There was much discussion of
the church and sunday | school
needs: but the members did. not

be made at a later date.

At the close of a very busy
meeting refreshments were served
by. Mrs, Stack. £

word on the coming big duck mi-

ee | blared atcction, °°)
IODE Laying Plans Soo etna wilt ie 'W. El! Goa ! es

Fa

Art Show Hore | INNAIRD SOGIALS”

April. (3th

ae R Mrs. J. Kentaxp, Phone 365-5488
The regular monthly. meeting id Mrs, Ralph! True: ar-

rived aere Wednesday from a four-

day -holiday ‘spent in Vancouver,

Accompanying‘. them ~ was:

True’s': mother, Mrs, N.' E. Dox
* Officers for the new year were | who , will it here for a. few

tested as. follows: regent, Mra. | weeks,

L, Zinio; 1st \vice-regent,; Mrs. A.

er. | Sylvest; 2nd retary Ss A Mrs. J.

of Mrs. A. Selbie of Kinnaird. Re-

gent, Mrs. Mazle Zinio opened the Sizes 2 - 6X

Mr, and‘ Mrs, D. Brookes re-
turned here ponday from a holi-

day spent
Mr. Fourt -left

Horst; secre! A Seinle:

‘The Pistol Club has moved to
, alfitiate with Se: Sportsmen's a

Hunter, Bruce

Murray
& 2 Heagy, and john R, Menard, who

the the trophy as jun-

” triever ctu uo comes inger it it.
Plans. are

up for a| shoot-off.
ere. is

chery Club’ being* formed “in the | with their parents, yet joined
future. The ‘scope ‘for

and amusement is there: for’ all

so in the very.:near foe

of life.
Why should. I. belong?: Any
man, woman or child who hunts,

lor. marksman for winning the

All future. sportsmen. and I
hope those who have not, along

the
do

Of ‘interest to all anglers is
that John Obetkoff. who last year
caught a’ 30-Ib. Dolly. Varden trout

camps or otherwise | in the Columbia, came up with a
enjoys the ‘wide open spaces, the | 16-Ib. Dolly last Sunday, The place
wild birds,- trees,” flowers ‘and | was the Columbia River, and I un-

brooks, should belong. ;

To help conserve and. protect
this natural heritage of ‘ours for
future generations’ is one our

plug.

tlegar Sp

each month. (for the. next
of your local Sportsmen’s Assoc-
iation, can you. best be heard, The
fee is nominal and you joim forces

derstand the bait was'a pink Pearl

Incidentally, Joe Fodor of Cas-
orting: » has put up
a fovely 1 fly rdd'to’ be‘ given away

six

months) ‘to the angler who weighs
in the biggest fish forthe month.
-The monthly. contest begins

with ‘over 20,000 other -people in} April 1 and the only stipulation 1 is
ie

‘British Columbia with a common] that you must-be a member of thi

Mra, A,
vices ‘home .and abroad, Meee H
Gergely; education director, Mra. ie
V. Goresky; standard bearer, Mrs.
a Scotts Publicity Mrs. J, Bilesky;
echo's, Mrs, M. McP!

Wednesday’ anal their home in
Kamloops, :

fortheomiag art show by Alec’ J.

Garner, ASA. It is to be held Fri-
day, April’ 13 in the Parish hall.

In new business, it was decid-

ed that IODE will donate the door

prizes for the fall fair. Plans were

ird Plaza, the first time a
regular meeting ‘hes been held in

interest. ‘i - ~ | Castlegar
Last night 21 juniors of our

before you catch your fish and

District were presented with their] you must state where ‘It ‘was caught

for, some years.
.

& be LocaL & eas DISTANCE HAULING
STORAGE. - CRATING = PACKING - ‘SHIPPIN
: * For Free Estimates Call Collect: ee

:|the. ‘committes. had met recently.

brochure on the’ area.

fs  Chicabor® presidents Cc. Muic-
‘head, the Village of Kinnaird's

resentative on the committee ad:
ministering the.the:‘airport, said

with representatives of the federal
department “T'm ho-
ping we'll fy some great improve-
ments to the airport this summer,”

$ can't say too much

Phone 365-3093

KINNAIRD, Be.
‘Cake Mix Pouch Pac 9. oz, “onch 10¢

“CHICKEN NOODLE. ,
ae FORT. GARY, 6 pkgs., carer

Free Delivecy

Ritchie 2
ts | Beye ‘Elmer: Kraft ‘and na oye de
Eley will serve. on a; committee to
itudy.: the! Chamber's! ‘constitution
Sma recommend changes.

sour ori,
In‘ 1961 . Canada's. consumer.
price. index. averaged . 1292, ‘com:
pared ‘to 123.0 one year. previously
and ‘1219 five years earlier,“

INSURANGE

Our New Shipment of

‘Arnel Dresses
7- 14

‘CINDY’S

2c CCKCRCCNCORSNES
SAAC

or Doll, just like the 6 ones
re,  abeohitely

. with $28. 50 in Dry Cleaning at the.

‘GEM CLEANERS _

“Castlegar and Distriet’s Own* Dry Cleaners”:

2 : THs OFFER Goop UNTIL MARCH Bist.

-10:- 14X

> For. All. Your
: INSURANCE. “AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
«Phone 365-3441
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_ WHY WAIT FOR SPRING — DO-IT NOW

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Cross actlve'and alert, always willing to hel Ip yo ou and your neighbour. Through

je Red' Cross will
whenever and wheraver there may be a call for people to help ‘people. Astrong

tha traditional. work oft

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Cross means a.better community.

You will share [1 every act of ‘mercy—vital work for. people of all racoi

creeds and political beliefs across the street, acto’

world:
° This year be realy = wiling to 0 give yo
calls.

:80 many.

ACR

r:aharé' When the Red Cross ’
or pledge will do eo. much ‘fot

be ‘carried on

he nation and across

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