S,

aN

‘Mark of Educated Person
Twofold, Claims Speeker

grading classes, Leslie York, sald
Here! in an intervi

igures being if these courses are complete-

possibility they will be repeate
next year with other courses
added. :

Carpenters Make
Demands to
Upgrade Skills

Carpenters, while making
news in their demands for high-
er wages, are also making de-
mands on: thelr own rank and
file to “up-grade” their skills
and at the same time bring bet-
ter standards to their profession.

This movement started about
two years ago with William-Cam-
entice co-ordinator for.
olumbia, playing a lead-
ing role. y

The chairman of the up-

lew. this week that
uccessful there is a strong

their
instructors are shown in this’ group photo
taken last fall. The carpenters’ union, while
making demands for higher wages, is also
demanding that members up-grade their
skills and that better
young men t

C. Sookachoff, S. Stoosh

“Shown here, back row left to right are:

AT LAST
ANEW
INTERIOR
LATEX. PAINT

P. Strelaeff. :

standards -be set for
the . professi

fi; N.S

off, J, Ewalt,. H. Stooshnoff, J, Sookohoff,
Les York and-T. Chutskoff. Kneeling: W.
Nazaroff, E, Egpenaein, P, Sookachoff and

The newest discovery in
» the ch

SUGAR AND SPICE

7 ‘of paint?
No need for a second

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES

y
Tell Lols: 365-5503
Box 731, Castlegar

itor”
section It spoke of the urgent
need for women ‘to t
clothes for infants in Vietnam.

w
arming ‘little pi

white or blue baby woolles, such
as we knit or buy for’ our own
little ones, are ‘not: suitable for.
Vietnamese babies,

Woolens for these infants
must be in special’ moss-green
or dark ‘blue wool,’ ‘so

ap
‘ camouflage the little mites from

enemy ai Ri

Many. of ‘them are living in
caves and holes’ because ir
bamboo villages have been de-
stroyed.”

Patterns for making tho gai

gar-| structions.

ments (which Spparently are ap.
‘oved by relief ‘workers
‘ietnam) “can be obtained’ from

Mrs. Knittin:

rt .
very imp: ressive umber,

The women of the Kinnaird
United Church would also like

to express their for the

Really Bright
The really bright

er's delight.’ It
understands qui-

:tentive memory
and its response
ul

such’a child often suffers from

such a good

that too much

ip from‘ so
many on -their request for Na-
'bob: soupons with a “Thank you”
directed'to each and everyone of
you who took the time:
*

ew ee

‘Rubber-covered | dishracks,
plastic vegetable bins and lazy
stains from time to time. Avold
scrubbing
scouring powders; this may tem-
porarily Tremove the discolora-

ion but minute grooves remain
and only speed up the return of
the problem.

‘The experts say; wash with
fetergent suds to which chlor-
ine bleach has been added ac-
cording. to manufacturers’ in-

Treat rubber bath mats: in
the washing machine — wi

dry, Soak hea stained drain.
er-trays in the solution and rinse
thoroughly. Remove mildew with

jusans’ pick up hard-to-remove|'. Shi
with steel ; wool or} gi

about
her if she ‘could do something
she- would » “No, but I can
try.” Most children would have
said “No” and left it at that. ¢
e could write excellent
essays and I got in the habit of
er one after the other.
Unfortuna: I did not tell her
how much 1

disliked writing them. Uncon-
sciously, I had overloaded her.
It is a fault most teachers
have. Wendy, my little friend on
the Island, suffers in the same

i
ckly, has a re-|s

Child is Teacher's Delight
with a. bright class and he ex
child is a teach- pecis far too much of thom. She

given the assignment of mak-
ng a booklet‘''on 19 famous
clentists in flve days time,
The assignment will be com-
leted and done.well, The writ-

stand how different these chil-

not just

dren are, They ‘are

‘school bright.” They are self

rellant’ beyond their age, they

are constantly indulging in new

pastimes an:

doing well in them.
iter | no end tp. the activities Jn. sri

Went engaged or to the
en she prizes she gets, Her latest letter
tel

occupations and
ere seems

me that she is now taking

first-aid for a ‘badge and certifi-
cate. sie will

et them,
Ty it will prob-

With al
way as Mary. She has a teacher/ably be said that she is doing

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 2,.1967

well by herself. She probabl is,
but I'm not sure that the school
4s doing so well by her. Instead
of booklets on scientists, which

@ mere matter of memory,
these special children should be
given opportunities to stretch
their imaginations for they are
of the ‘elect’ which see visions

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE —
3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
Building, Trail, Phone 364-1822
WE BUY AND SELL USED FURKITURE
Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.

Upen Friday 1, p.m. - 9 p.m.

and we shall-need them in the

years to come.”

t ible to think wi
out the ability ‘to acquire ideas,
but these can,

“It is fortunate that these
gifted children have such a wide
Tange of | enthusiasms for
school would not be enough for.
them. Even at that the Jess gift-
ed also might benefit if there
sere more opportunities foi
them to indulge in free-thinking
and the exe of their imag-

tend-
may
‘where the minds can be

to blossom fre instead of be-
ing” a Sat forced into

Management by Objectives

FAMILY DINNER
onaS ay Corse Ae at wie
— is especially reciated by wives.
not dine with us this weekend? :
TALENT CONTEST

Entries and. arrangements for auditions for.
the big March 17 Amateur Talent Contest should
be made immediately by phoning 365-7282.

Hi Arrow Arms.
5 _MOTOR HOTEL

ig
the common mould.

id.
Teaching under stich cir-

cumstances will be> much’ more
difficult. There wil? be no

Convenor, Volos of Wont, (Nel- Special
aon)

The New Sabril
Viny! Corlon
LINOLEUM
Special At
$4.95

Paints 5
-P & G Builders Supply

AR : By Bill Smiley
Town Hall Fire Was Quite a Blow
=

It was quite
ma blow to me

The mark of an edi
person is twofold according
the head of the education de-
Partmont of Notre Dame Univer-

of Nelson, hension and speed you should

These characteristics, said{ read orally ‘and. sllently for five
Mrs, Mary MacMillan, ‘ were| minutes per day over a three-
shown by pe builder who always! month period.”
tescarayiaice sonetele. peblnd st done ito. recommended that | sidered to I nave one et the best "
him, and on the other nang by with the tra S meaning ot tra | attendances at. “upgrading”
those who did not build up their ticeshi;

ides all

coat, Drles:in 30 min-
utes, Over1000"'braezy"”
colors, s

BUY BREEZE WHERE
YOU SEE THIS SIGN

matching pupils against the
text book and M8 7 be-

as : Fj
This. Week's
ing. four of imp: ig A
their reading prior to their uni- 5 a
versity training,

Foremen, ‘supervisors, exe-
“In order to gain compre-

vidual dashitatons: and to avoid nine, won the grand prize in
unnecessa luplication. :
Of atten _ Wards the purchase of wool this
too would be appreciated. °
Many people love knitting
for the sake of itting and
when a cause is also there it
is a wonderful combination.

I remember years ago when
the appeal was for sweaters for
overseas . servicemen’ during
the second world war.

e hiloso-+
ta on the currently

by diminishing other
long,

“learn
id teach yourself to

. cMillan threw in
ome preparatory advice to the centrale,
prospective teachers by outlin-

rig

Per Lineal Foot
— Fair Selection —

‘| BROTHERS BLDG.
SUFFLY-ETD. |

of
353 ;Another. function. of the

THE incil: chamber ‘was that of} '

SEST.
BUY:

as

ber, crouched over: the rickety
press:fable,-than'T.did with my,|{r

* SERVICE — T.V., Radio, Stereo, Record Players :

gave

a report on suggested change:

. bylaws of West Kootenay Diag
itict which will be voted on-at
the annual district meeting in

Nelson on April 5. =...

e theme of the meeting

Dr. K. Marling on
_.. VETERINARIAN Anyone nee Comennial
: Of ayiN : should eRe
Kootenay Animal Clinic
will be in
CASTLEGAR on WED., MARCH 8

He will be downstairs at Waldie’s Service
Centre on Front St. near the CPR from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. for ‘inations and Itations for pets.

No appointments necessary

* SALES — Authorized Dealer For

* R.C.A. VICTOR — For the finest in color or

black & white TV

le Sailors Fare-
cou Dance in comparative safe-

Rev. MacEachen
Of NDU Attending [7° avers of
. Our children made their pub- i

Caer
Meeting in Quebec | iic debuts there. Fil never toe
aaiatitt ~ | get the night iim,
war’ Executive vice-president of
eve | Notre Dame University of Nel-

Electronic Services.
ns gon, Rev. Bede MacEachen, S.A..

e : S 4
: left to attend, the fourth to my ames Ph. 365-7833 Day. or Evening 270 Columbia Ave.
joint meeting on ‘corporate aid Or .the night Hugh, about ! <
“A, | to higher to be held trans
% ia Montebello, Quebec, Feb. 26
A Mrs, J. Bi Dae:
ak; scholarshis committee, Mrs, The two-day meeting will|[-
nea Hamp. [continuing forms" which corpor
roject “ con -
er” was disused: Ther Heme: | Sto aid might take in the Lent
raised th 1 this is used. to | Of federal-provincial negotiations
provide a scholarship for a de-|and the recommendations of the
serving student entering a rec-| Bladen Commission.” *
ets Will be avaliable a chick | representatives irom the uve
el a }. | repre: Ss ie 4
Bes he x et short aity snd husinees communities,
‘The est speaker, Dr. J. sponsored by the Asso: ion
Walton wee introduced’ and ra of: Universities and Colleges of
gave a talk-on “Cardiac Arrest | Canada: (of. which Notre: Dame
and. ‘Resucitation.”: is a mb d various Can-
le s

is your of sati:

365-7194

OR WRITE
WELCOME WAGT!
Box 56, Castlegar, B.C.

With Informatio:

e 5 .
a cotton pad soaked in concen- 3 Sti
2 gotten pad soaked in eoncen-|TQpic of One Day Institute
er rubber
items respond to a coating with cutive an fo visit the new
| Ste y kitchen wer ants will be interested in’a one} campus: and take part in’ this
the music festival, even though Are you. an oven peeker? ; 1
: Dr. John Ohliger, director of ]The area of management philo-
A vail bet t areas mare ran two of the notes on the piano Most. cooks know enough to continuing education at Selkirk | sophy and employee motivation
Or the night I wa: unwit- bri :
denominational —_meeting-place ting sucker me an 74 abot pang aoe Ree eee tote sion has bean pat ae poe ie a
in town, and it was there that PA INTS low the in i oan i
és , too. ‘on-| in accounts. Luncheon is inelud-
sas catastrophe did | collapsed; that political careers| was to pretend’I was playing a ment by Objectives” will be con- i
not rank with Hiroshime, OF the | were begun and ended; that hu-/trumpet solo, while “a real ; ducted all day Saturday, March} ed in the fee.
arthquake, or Bases iB
"f even Hurricane Hazel, but it}were recorded. And I was in on| stage. He ‘double-crossed me. irk College. in economics at Selkirk College
The 1966 contest drow con-| tit me pretty hard” all of it. Warned the audi what was OGLOW's = undercooked foods oma delayed Woods, Gordon 3 and Com-| is Tesponsible for the selctior
soe oie Ss dah of the ‘sudden’ death. of an old| ground for lost causes and Jast- | Went into my routine, no sound. management. consultant ‘firms : x
aMattia, a graduate ing, Ore ae girl friend: You" knew she had/ditch battles. We fought ‘such |Felt a fool. -12-Foot Wide that particular year. ese : will provide the for
-|and Alberta and this year will be t Bs |" "The lecturers for this ses-
tre e | held at ti could remember ‘when,’ at her| government; we lost. We: bat- derstand for the term brought | le f
HOMES divi vances vocational School in best, she was the heart of your | tied to salvage moribund! indus. “ impressive ager eosimtaeeae Alpha Ph Seals sion will be .William Penhor-
The . PSyo. ions > 7 . bs +] H
See the New ‘67 a wat! Present there is a ratio |all phases of three A lot of personal memories local cash; and some ‘of us are |=ve dan : pealing pin-up girl and this par- Nominating Committea {50 id, B.A.,'S.Sc., M.B.A. Both
‘students to one professor; years ago a B.C, appretice won. came crowding. back when in the & Ci 0
+ ye at one of them when en aunt busy raising two nieces Woods, Gordon and Company.
Award .Homes at the sanie ration mastru : a Sees Butsa Jpt of good, positive I Auld-LangS: but not quite pin-up material, Mr. Penhorwood is in charge of
le tower ~on ..top' was one o! 2 1 Alpha Phi chapter of Beta Gor-
ANDERSON room: at NDU. restri ay and thi hubs of my existence for more | farmers, the resort owners and girls was Jue Sat pone held the Sigma Ph held thar first Feb Donald trepresents ‘Woods, OF:
Phone 365-6451 de the near £ my Bie. vc, [fought amount of She | Mra. J. Bozeke :
zl] Stas, by chance this year,-was| 0 it, was when I was young Sete ecoula mot quote the | MIS ercsident, Mra. Mt. Wood, |
: pecan octet cel Latent —— a rum-
Castlegar Branch image sale to be held March 11 | SU!
; at, the Legion Hall were finaliz-| Gorx measurement, . incentive
A
; neooeas 7 for the forthcoming election was
Forms Committees Selected. “The committee con-|
: * for
The regular meeting of C; . D. nn. Railwa ining Wood:
RNABC rag Mrs. J. Maskel, a former sor- Gorden. before Jo heen
held in February at the Rotary | family. ,.. | Bar-smokey and just plain’ old. ority sister, was a-guest at the
Health Centre with 20 members On more than one occasion, |But. on court days 7 stank: Te culk al gram “Ex. will begin with registration
2 tural pro; a cloud
president in the chair. and ~ mother,- displayed ey curiousity and the la press Your 9.380. a.m.: and should: conclude
Mr. M. Chri: = * . 7 s..G. Baul wil ned 50
the old :town ‘hall ' At’. least | o¢; minute speeches being given by Frown, sessions are plane tee
cot: into the: council chambers, ters in these groups. Luncheon
and not ‘bother’ darkening her Gormley, Mrs. L. Zanier, Mrs, | '®"5 : ;
Majesgey, Mra. D. Calder and| lll be served by the college
Mrs, We
February was held at the home| Mrs..H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294
of Mrs. J. Vigue. -
sided ‘and Mrs. :L. tended: the Pageant of Flags in
Calgary was a guest at the meet-|Trail Friday evening. This was
ay ts cal p Br a vials as ind Brownies of
‘af ‘its’ was given by Mrs. | Ty;
ley and’ Mrs. MacKini

cleaning, all It is hoped fat all will take
is
day institute announced today by | continuing education program.
iown hall. It was the only nent did not sound, open the oven door as little and is one of’ increasing interest for
S br
great causes were launched and | Practical joke, at a concert. I same rule inte special ‘rate ‘of $5 “for students
San Francisco e: man lumphs and. tragedies | trumpeter played the piece off- 11 on the new campus of Selk- Ken Rudderham, instructor
vate in, bared from. Alaska, Arizona, Tt was ‘rather like reading ‘It was a regular breeding|&0ing to happen, and when ‘I SPECIAL THIS WEEK one of the ladies in the district | timer. pany, one of Cana‘ a A OF ition of i
.. ENGINEERED the primary ad- gone to fat and But you} behemoths as the CNR and the the- institute.
e to. my mind .at that particular
competition includes | lif tries with heavy. transft +wood,: B.A.Sc.,.and Verne Mac-
Centennial and still anemic, flying. Got a sock cular sweater girl was a maid- Bieres ; of these gentlemen are with
and next year we will continue Films on types of coi read. about’-it.. That ugly pole For Coming Election
2 cla eee commercial fishermen, - the It turns out our “sweater their Vancouver office. Mr, Mac-
‘ yy
AGENCIES * gdate up to/for showin than a decade at a ree e larg. apne Aeat Feb
e ,
Spates y et ione student j) and amy: yis:young ana} +o presided andplans for
was e
2 aes id
Registered Nurses “| pubs, E i prndinting dorwonlties: ,.elerical. cost control an
'|sists of Mrs. P. Majesgey and |y,,
tlegar Branch: of aty, deh ane
legar an of wag , Waxy, and-ci-
1 meeting. “The session on March at
. . al
present and Mrs. D. Salisbury, |My Spouse, a’tender young wife | hangovers, puke, fear, ‘shame,
. ce wes press Yourself’ was piven by! about 4:00 pan. Several small
twice: she suggested: I. move-a the Mrs, Ss Campbell, Mrs..G. Aich- an opportunity to discuss mat-
bedroom door.
‘8, Wood. ~
Refreshments were served
a mies! Castlegar Socials
“The. second meeting in . -_
Mrs. HH. Johnson, Mrs." J.
President, Mrs. Bond Pree Roberts and Mrs. A. Storvold at-
a‘ Centennial event: by the’ Guid-
a
Gormley non. Mr. and Mrs. C. Henne and

,

~ A debate was held  with|family were Trail visitors Fri-
Mrs. Baulkham and Mrs. Wood | day.
A. M. Rizzuto returned

s ‘debating: captains.- Mrs.
is Sain home Saturday afternoon’ after

‘Three minute speeches were
given by Mrs. Bozek and Mrs./spending the week attending |,
Vi a : ti with the

Marshmallow, seas

Oatmeal Cookies, .....

| Spring Blossom Cookies........2»... 59¢
1 Graham Wafers, ou... 2 ~ 65¢

SCHEDULE OF
" INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES IN LOG-SCALING: iinet 2. Guiders inthe ‘Sloean division
EXAMINATIONS FOR INTERIOR SCALER’S . - | sa which ingludes "Nakusp, New:

High School, Mar. 6a.
High School, Mar, 7th .

e third. joint
meeting éd'the reports of
|the Bladen and Parent Commis-
sions and their implications. for
the’ university..and ;. business

, New

; THE CASTLEGAR DISTRICT TEACHERS’ ASSOC.” Denver, Kaslo. Edgewood and'so

LICENCE: NELSON FOREST DISTRICT — 1967 ; Presents : Oo Me and Mis Joe Palfy and

: ; “ : : Bee : daughters: , Cathy and

CLASS: XAMI : i s = Abbi fur d

eo NEW DENVER XA MINATIONS I Gay Nineties Theatre bons otter mending fee dasa

++ 730 pm, Roseberry Log Yd. Mar, 10th ... 880 am, * é with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
_ )New Denver High School ..../. 100-pm. Saturday, March 11, 1967 Ralph Harding p

CRANBROOK i: AD eek 7.00. p.m Sits Kimberley

Centrat School Annex. Mar. 18th .. 7.00 Kennelly ar Sai

Cnetral School ‘Kaiee “Mar. 14th ;. 7.00 aos tavien ean 3 a eee Stanley Humphrie Secondary School als

Kennelly Log Yard, Mar. 14th .. 930 am, 3 ‘FEATURING:

- GOLDEN : s MELODRAMA, CAN_CAN, DANCERS,

Mish’ sencot’ Man; dot 2) tae’ pa | Ga a ae oe SINGERS, TABLEAUX & BAND MUSIC

Kicking Horse Forest : Products
Yard, Mar. 16th ©....,

PETTITT PHOTOS -
‘andl Picea enoere

g iit < e
~ Dance and Frolic
: 9:30 p.m..
Castlegar Arena Hall
With the Fred Orlando Orchestra 5
730 pm. Ranger Station .......008 2 ae :
GRAND FORKS”. : p Plus Floor Show, Games, Prizes and Hetrosmeents
730 Grand’ Forks yf. Zl +. 880 am, TICKETS FROM ‘TEACHERS AND! MEMB!
famiere chat Rouben res é _) THE E COMMITTEE. _
PRICES: “Theatre Presentation & Dance, Single $3.50 -
att t Double’ $7.00

Theatre Presentation Only, Single $1.50

‘ Double $3.00

NS cae i : Students & Children —.$.75
: “Pre-School Children’ — FREE

Tickets purchased on or before ‘Wednesday the 8th will
be $5.00 per couple

am.

f iy ' FERNIE™
High School, Mar, 20th OO. pr g
High School, Mar. 21st 700
Crows Nest Industries MU Eko

Nabob Coffee

“d-lb. ‘Package :

ZEISS -
INSTANT LOAD |

‘CAMERAS

‘Sausage Pizza
‘Kraft. 1b. Package -

OP! EN HOUSE “nw Ranger Statlon, Apr. 10th: Hearn Bros. Mill, Apr. 14th.
gob eae sy y ae Ranger Station, -Apr, 11th

$19.95 -
AND
UP

PETTITT PHOTOS

200° pm.

‘SOLOHd LLiLL3d

will be held at : : : Court House, Apr. 17th
Senior S dary fs Court House, Apr. 18th

FRUIT GROWERS MUTUAL INSURANCE

“YOUR FRUIT GROWERS
CIS INSURANCE AGENT

MIKE SHISKIN

269 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar

Office: 365-6665 Home: 365-6704

Stanley Hi 730 -pam.

Classes and Examinations will be conducted by Forest Service technical staff and are open
to the pubic; Examination fee is. $5.00. Holders of ‘Acting Scaler appointments are required
to present themselves for examinaton at any ono of the above! advertised examination
Application forms, available at any Forest Service office must be completed in advance of
examination date by ATT, candidates and submitted to the officer in charge of the exami-
nation. Previcusly ‘submitted application forms will not suffice.

69
2 Ibs. 29c

TOS
ia

Thursday, March 9, at 7.30 p.m.
MAIN FEATURE

-Lettuce
Cello Heads

\ GROCERIES |
MEATS.

We reserve the right to limit quantities

4 SOLOHd LLL

Dr. E. Lubick will outline entrance requirements
* for students planning to attend Selkirk College.

| PETTITT PHO

J. R. Johnston,
District Forester,

eT