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‘“The* caonthiy meeting of the!
Boy Scout Group Committee
met at the home of Mr,’and Mrs.
Gallo on Tuesday, February 28.

Mr. Aberdeen reported for the
Scout Troop, Mr, King has start-

sted the First ‘Aid ‘Training ‘for
2nd Class. Micheal Taylor, Jim.

Smith and Gary Batting. tied
for- 1st -place in monthly com-
petitions. Bob King, and Roger
Toogood will represent. the troop
at the Scout Drama in ‘Spokane
during the Easter Week.

Jim Merrifield has passed his
Metal Work and Artist Badges.
‘The Scouts plan to have a Bottle
Drive; in the near future.

‘Rev. Resker gave ‘a very satis-

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LIMITED

| Fall Fair

, Continued from: page 1
tions for making. the Fair a suc-

for’

factory report-on the Scouts and
Guides Own Ceremony held: last
Sunday..

In his report’ on the First Cub
Pack, Mr.:Groutage said.all cubs
have completed studiés on. high-
‘way safety. Cyclist Maintenance
and Safety will. be::taken in
April. All. cubs have -been in-
structed ‘on the eight: points of
the compass ‘and have had prac-
tice.-in'‘compass reading., The
cubs are now getting ready for
Parent’s Night ot be held. in
April.’ .

Those present were, “Mr. and
Mrs, Gallo, Mr. and’ Mrs.’ Whit-
taker, Mrs. Jack. Taylor, Mrs, a
Ford, Mr. and Mrs. M. Aberdeen,
Mr, Conroy, Rev. Resker, .Mr.
Ennis and Mrs. Groutage.

Kiwanis To Hold

cess’ in 58. The. question of in-

will be ; ige by. the
Chairman an

i pe
encourage aoe with valuable
entries to show and not be
afraid of ‘loss or seuss
ting the ¢

e
the meeting

in. tos and oe of. the com-

ca rani ; will | play

Dofonds Li ral Ed.

Harford, “drawing: on

Mr, Harford, vigorously. defend-
‘Jed °B.C.'s \foim: of liberal: educa:
tion stating that while.it had
rejected ‘the arbitrary forms. of
Other.’ educational. systems," .at
s)he: “game time it’ insisted ; on

evening ‘that. the standard in the
Castlegar School District. is. very
high. Mr. Harford, who came‘to

Principal at ‘cantilwack /
School.

The Inspector | ‘delved deeply
into: the ‘edu system . to

this could’ -be /ob-
'\ served by. any one. who wished
to ‘visit ;the schools’ and’ see for
themselves:

‘ ~ During a lively ‘question

that followed, Mr. Harford:‘an-
swered all’ questions. put ‘to’ him
in’ ‘a lucid way,’ and: defended|;
the syatem .. where -quéstioning

show his’ listeners’ just how and
why he balaved I Beitiee Colum-
“The "Provinee”” te: stated, “went
out to, get'.the best * there was}
certain. things wanted, certain
things it’ rejected, and today ‘it
had achieved what: it had set out

He | traced the growth of
youngsters from ‘grade one. (the
toughest: grade’ ‘to teach, he. be-

through’ : Junior ‘High
into the

‘indic it might .,be’” weal.
Liveliest ‘discussion centered.” ‘ae
round, the councilling.. of; iyoung-
“| sters+ regarding = ‘entrance. “into
1: U

< Mr. oe Waldie introduced
Mr. Harford,- and the ‘speaker
was ‘thanked ‘by Ken Sharples.

Tar Thompson and Carl Loe-'
blich ‘were “inducted | ‘into ~ the}’

club at ‘the meeting in ‘a cere- the
mony conductd by H. Anderson. |,

by M." Moran

United Church: W.A. |
Have Moeling Wed.

The Kinnaird United: Chureh
W.A:‘held their regular meeting
last ‘Wednesday ‘evening at the
home . of Mrs... “Burroughs. Four-
teen members ' were present as
, | Well:'as:. one! visitor, : Mrs... Paget

rare to'hold pnalent
‘the. next ‘meeting,

sale.”

It requirds
inate a Gandidgte for’ ‘the ‘House

*--l of: Commons,

Peete High School; (grades, “In
doing 80. .he” the
pecular problems of eéch | phase
both as it ‘concerned: the teacher
and. the: sideveloping *' youngster

host at the ee

Kiwanis bonspiel ever held in
the Kootenays at Nelson ‘this
coming. Sunday, March: 4th.
While it is the third’ inter-club
meeting, the addition of Colville
this’ year. gives ‘the event its in-
ternational’ flavour, ‘and’. the

est | Canadian Clubs ‘are looking for-

ward to introducing their Ameri-
can to the game.

munity. by

the “Boys and Girls Section a.

thian Sisters offered to look
after. Section F-—horne cooking.
The Canadiar Legion Branch
170 .was represented. by =. Nor-

ris, B. Hill, H. Pitts and H. R.
Fonles. Their contribution to the
Fall Fair will be the looking
after of the Concessions as has

Mrs!.L. Quance and
Grant attended for the Robson

Bill Sharples, fig charge of all
arrangements for the -host. club,
told local Kiwanians. Tues, ‘right,
the pians are all now. completed.
He said the Castlegar Club‘ was
donating a: trophy both “for-an-
nual competition and‘also’on a
challenge basis. He “said: this
Jatter would promote ‘inter-club
visits, ‘and. described’ the ‘consti-
tution that - -went with the
trophy. :

s. Cret it Union

‘Women’s

from Pagel’.
Ss to the Ci i

tivés for the Farmer's,
are R. Oborne and A Smecher,

who--were unable to. al

gar’:
of B.C.

Credit ‘Union League,

BC. Central“ Crédit: Union? and

C.U. & C. ‘Health Service Society.
y “thie

Club, “who through her 6wh'

[forts and © initiative organized

the first School Savings Program
in the interior of “B.C.” “Mrs.
Sammons , éxplained, the ‘Club's
aims, and how it was organized
at~the Kinnaird’ Elementary

| School, ‘ where’ she “isa teacher.

On-the first. day, - 19th ° October,
1955, 63 young members. joined
with - share. capital of $23.80:.-By
3Ist December this ‘share capital"

[had multiplied itself: neatly |!
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ly,” she" added, “today, with ‘113
members we’ Have’ qver- $809.00.
rate, when ‘the Club ':is
a year cold it (should have: a
share-capital of over $2100.00.
This ‘Ch as brought homme’ to
us with’a real’ punch, the truth
‘Look after ‘the dimes and-pen-
nies‘ and the ' doHars” will ‘loot
after themselves!” Due to the
phenomenal growth of the Club,
Mrs. Gordon; Reith stepp in
to help and now
Sammons :’in’’.this brancl

| Credit Union work’:

“The West’ Kootenay Chapter
of Crédit Union ‘report was. read
by Mr.’L’ Dergousoff giving an
interesting account of the year’s

Jwork, He stated that five new.

Credit Unions: had .,been started
in ‘this Chapter’s' :area-- in. 1955
and ‘more toe come.”

_ ‘wo’ extraordinary resoluti
‘were passed.” y

, Guest.speaker. ‘of : the evening
was Mr. Allison Martin, of: Ross-
land, who ‘{s'a Director of. the

‘| B.C. Credit. Union League, .and

a representative from B.C. to the
Credit ‘Union National © Associa~
tion. ‘He'spoke of: the’ “economic
climate of the day’? and the need

and: services of ‘the Credit
Union ‘movement in .this climate,

:| Credit ‘Union’ principle is being

recognized : all fim:

contact in| o1 our pemiet eared
school ‘plants due to ‘centraliza-
tion. “In. progressing,” he sald,
“lets. not. l9se some’ of the fine
vont of the- asta Red School

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‘ Stendlieg ‘thes: Indian’
chool. at‘ the ‘University, of B.C,
t an’ ‘educational afternoon
‘the “British: Columbia‘ Build-| fisherles:. industry
ing ‘of the Pacific National: Ex: ‘above; left to: right: Keith’ Pin-
cott,! Cr Mary dinoth

‘The ‘building , is open. free 'to- ‘the
. contains - not

first part
missioners meeting,
day night with a full ‘board bre:
gent ‘in’ the:-Village ¢ Office,:-to
present a.

trades licence charged’ his com-
pany. The amount of $60
vorted, repeated at -each::
served | was. working a _.definite

ange ® f ‘store h
gente: ‘by: bythe Traik Retail Merch-
ants Association, was ‘discussed
.at +the, recent meeting “ofthe
“Castlegar Retail’ Merchants held]:

2 Mach ae ier rar D. Brawn, for -the general policy

onithe matter of pipe-line ex-

the -Iseeping' of?

report, that .a ,deficit: of- $4,323.36
occurred: in the Water ~ Account.

fuera new. Frontage. rates: tshortly
joing i

aking ie connection =
these’ frontage . rates, Commis:

charges. It was agreed to
- assessment notices availed

new.

to.
‘The Clerk iets

‘by letter: or: “phone 1132]

y | charge.”

‘Bridges +: Committee
Chamber: of:;Comm
ident. was ..cited: in detail and
departm:

“D:
‘Chairman’ of. the, Roads eee

.|'Phe' second part,

@onations from the CM & ry
village, it was‘ decided’ the. pro;’

| perty left the hands = of | the:,

village,; ti. was decided the: pron
perty. should’ stay. in the’ hands

“the | ofthe village, unless .a vote was

taken ‘of: the. people. of Castlegar.
the Board de: *
cided they would be willing \. to
undertake the operation of the:

d|zink ‘when’ it’ is neady ~for--use.
2 he will! accept the building

ic Li
Wholesale ‘firms, he ‘stated, ike

the Projects Society
is een, to give it to them. eas

Kelly Douglas; Canada’ Pat
Malkins ‘etc. have ne licen st

‘:repor-
jew that ‘Fire’ Chief Lewis had
made, ethat. stick-\

pay-iasicthey. ship :b:
carrier,; but; ‘these - products “are
delivered and © -placed'-ori: piled

eioer’ of /.the ; store. : Soft

or’ on‘racks and the

ent ;; are reminded!
F tal

us mn ensued ‘regarding

“two; questions ‘asked* by: the
Projects Society at the lest meet:
namely giving | of. thi

said, are put, directly |:

ers. be) made: giving’: the - new?

telephone mumber. to be ‘called.

incase .of. fire and asked ‘if,'the:.
Rotary Club would» ‘steng' the

erman, S..
Westwood.
ze: new. slate were. ‘picked

Ae ape

| Other,”
aides’ the ‘driver were:\/the Mis-

s attee Haber ee

collision. Narrow, icy roads were |:

a blamed: for the mishap that: cats x

Sdamage to seach

ses Sharel’, Martel, . viclet Gleb-

'| accident, in! the Dumont sal

sion resulting ‘in’ the Satlehion:
vehicle!.going. out . cf _ gontrol, ~
causing a. head . on. collision,
Road surfaces at; thas point’ were
iey, and . very arrow.

: Peter Pélovinkott, of arams and D

. “

Total damages were $200. and no
jured. :