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CASTLEGAR NEWS, . Thursday: Dee.  6,, 1962

32 Cominco Employees With |
40 Years Service. Honored ©

The group consisted of.20 men {eer of each ‘man briefly. Replics

The “class of ‘22" was honored
last week by the Consolidated Min-
ing and Smelting Company with a
dinner, presentations, and many
expressions of appreciation and
best wishes,

Guests of honor were 32 em-
ployees who had started with the
company and who, this year, a-
chieved 40 years of service, Chair-
man G, §, Ortner, manager of the
personnel division, said .it was the
largest gathering of long-service
men ‘since the annual event was
started seven years ago,

from the (Trail operations and 12
from Kimberley. A special. dinner
was held in tho East last weok for
a Toronto: office employee of Co-
minco who attained the same ser-
vice-record,

Mr. Ortner said 167 company
men.have now attained the 40-year
service mark, and of these, B are
still working. -

. , Highlight of the evening wis
the’ presentation of a specially-
cast gold medal to each, This ‘cere-

| mony was held after expressions of

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for their loyalty and
their contribution to the growth
and present place in world industry
of Cominco were expressed by R.
E. Stavert,. W. S.. Kirkpatrick, R.
D, Perry and D. D. Morris in Mon-

Heuals) were given by cela
the car-
: oe

" Koetenay’ Builders

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“Complete: ‘Line of

Building Supplies

and Manufacturers: of Sash & Doors .
CABINET MAKING

Pierson Sashless Windows, - Glidden ‘Paints i

HARDWARE,

were made by a gold medallist on
behalf of recipients in each ‘divis-
jon. There were 11 gold medallists
from the mines division, all Kim-
berley men, 11 from the, metallur-
gical division, six from the engin-|
eering divisiop, three from‘ the
chemical and fertilizer division, and
one from the comptrollers division,

Many facets of early work were
mentioned, Alylan, Bond, of
besleys recalled that in the Sulli-
van M!
to produce’ his quota of 20'tons per
day of ore, and it wasn't always an
easy job. “Now”, he said, ‘a miner
can produce many times that with-
out much trouble with the methods
and machines of today.

tioned during the evening was fhe
announcement that ‘/D:S.-Miln
zinc’ department supervisoi

of:work through accident or illn

= since, he ‘started ‘in the summer of oe

Banquet ‘decorations were ai
ranged on the gold, 40-year theme.
The ‘numeral 40‘appeared in: gold
on the walls. Tables were decorated
with gold stars onthe cloths; gold’
candies in gold holders, bouquets of
golden mums;: and - gold-printed
menus which bore a picture of
each of the guests.‘The gold-med-
alists wore yellow rosebuds as but-
tonaires, and all, 97 in“ number,

i | wore ‘gold- imprinted lapel’ cards.

Before’ and after dinner. the.
group met informally for photo-
graphs and refiniscinces, During
the evening bouquets and letters

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up afterwards is a cinch. What's more,

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the result will please you for years. Come.
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Glamorous gifts in'a gay Christmas.wrap

Give her a

of were to
wives of the men.

‘/13 Tweenies Are
Enrolled at Robson —
-An Brownie Pack
Last Monday. saw 13 Tween-

ies‘.enrolled in“ the 1st Robson
Brownies, :

. Brown owl” "Mrs. ‘Jénner,
een Owl Mrs, R. Fowler and

ine, 40 years ago, a man had |*

Another note: of, Neier men: | °

Trail, has not missedja single day ;

: Members of the Soroptimist
Club. of Castlegar-Kinnaird-Robson
were hostesses last Saturday even-
ing at! thelr annual Christmas’ cos-
tume® party in the Kinnaird Im-
Provement:.Socicty Hall,

‘Costumes ‘of every size, shape
and color :were the order of: the
evening and the result was an out-.
standing display of ability, imagin-
ation and ingenuity,

Tieketd:on the dolls which had
been donated by the members were

lay's fost-chahging world,
Canadians ‘must meet: new. chal-

fdeas,'according jto the president
of the Bank of Montreal, Ge Arnold
Hart.

‘Me, Hart, told the bank's 145th
annual meeting that the: period ‘of

offer new’ opportunities ‘in’ terms
of broader markets, “And in the vi-
gorous ‘pursuit of

lenges ‘with new receptivity to new}

as. follows:

Marlene Berger, Box 120,.Cas-
tlegar; . H. epee
| Agencies, Kinnaird | Mrs." Ralph
‘West, ‘Box 549,)Casteglar; Mrs, C.
8S, Thring, Castlegar; Patricia Th-
omson, ¢/o Mrs,.1, Bridgman, Cas-
tlegar; Joan Ellingham, 954'Glover
Road, Trail; Lynda ‘Munroe, Box
27, Kinnaird; ‘Mrs. C.:S. McKenzie,
Box 246, ‘Kinnaird; -Georgina Dufé,
Blueberry Creek;

Alex Aitken,’ Box 93, Trall;
Mrs, Sam Streleoff, Box’ 671,'.Cas-
tlegar; Andrea Coombes, c/o: Mrs.

NOTICE

BRANCH 170. eerie
” Royal Canadian Legion Members

LEGION KIDDIES. XMAS PARTY |
December, 21;.1962.6:00 p.m.
"LEGION, HALL

‘ALF, Coombes,
Cameron,'::1232 * Second “Avenue,
‘Trail; Vera Baxisenkott, Box 357,
Kinnaird; ‘Mrs.C. Anderson, 1010

§ | Park'St.; Nelson; Mrs, Ed Melater,

Montrose; Mary Cheveldave, Box
813, Castlegar, “and ‘Elaine Hirtle,
Box'479," Cantlegar. 0°".

**!\ A ‘dinner’ for’ the’ members. of

we'd club ‘and their husbands pre-

led ‘the dance. The event: was

‘| particularly’ significant . this “year

since 1962 has. marked ‘the 10th an-

of

hiversary ‘of the’ Boroptiralst) Club | Fi

ac

R. Wadey ee “2! pepper” oe
J. Leckie 365-8389.»

Gitte, wil, ‘not be” a reas i
not

eteeng ra

“KINNAIRD ‘SOGIALS

/{ Mra.'Kaufman, Ph, 365-5488
Here on'a two-week: visit with
Mr. ‘and! Mrs., John ‘McLeod ° is
their. daughter, , Mrs,. James Mc-
Leod of Burnaby, who expects .to
leave for the coast again this week-

tough trade-bargaining ‘ahead will| 4:

. Visiting on the. past weekend

wihch ‘new and growing: markets

>| will. provide, lies the i great chal-

lenge.te Canadian adaptability, "he
added.
- Shareholders also heard R. Dp:

were their and in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Danny Law and: two

New Denver.
Mr. Bergen just returned home
days

and

general manager, report a record
year’s business to October 31, with
assets passing ‘$4 billion and’ loans

passing $2 billion, ‘both for” the
first time’at a year-end.’ ”
It. was.a year of intense com-
petition.for deposits among all fin-
ancial institutions, he said, with the
chartered ibanks “operating * under

District
oe erenee! Mrs. J. Dalziel who

for a large part of the time,

then enrolled Sherry. Col-
lan Flynn, Laura me ¢ Flynn Maur-

_ ROBSON SOGIALS _:

from surgery, ¢
. .

past week were arranged to stimu-

support to St.” ‘Joseph {Rindergar,
ten School. ie

Sisters Monday morning ne

een, Flynn, *

‘| Lynne Santora “rend *Ponald,

Louise ;Zurek, "Marni

(Mrs. : ‘A. Sanford, Ph. 365-'.
* Harold’ and: Hal Bel-

ted Beverley ‘Belbeck, Saean Fodor,

Mary Lee Bachélor and: Marjorie

.| Thors,

The Tweenies were taken to

_ | the magic pool by a Brownie where
-,| they saw.’ themselves.

Following
this, they formed two lines for the
flying-up .ceremony-at ‘which’ Mrs,
Dalziel presented .Golden Hands, to’
Margaret‘ Thors, Dianne © Plotnik-

” | off, Patty Belbeck, Patricia Nicker- | ¢ere,
derson, Joanné Hav- |°

son, Karen’
iltand and Jackie; LaMarche. Lor-
raine Donald received her wings.
ese Brownies. were ‘greeted
by Company Leader Geraldine Gir-

‘| patrot leaders Joy Anderson, Kathy

“1, | Giraud and Linda Brown.

Captain Mrs. R Bro, who is on

..| a leave. of absence; presented pion-

eer badges to Wendy Worley, Bar-

Mrs. H.'Hyson ‘is acting ‘captain of

"| the 1st “Robson ‘Guides, >

Commissioner Mrs,. J. Dalziel
made the announcement: to moth-

“:;Jers~ and. fathers ‘that Geraldine | itt.

Giraudhas been chosen to repre-
sent ‘Castlegar Guide™ District ‘at
Covina, Calif., in August’ and ‘of-
fered congratulations sto “Dene,”
as she is

Brownies and Guides in a sing-song
around ‘the campfire; ‘after ‘which

2.,:| coffee and cocoa. were served to all.

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R. E, Goulet Corner of Pine & Columbia Phone 366-3921

. Giraud the new. president
of Parents Committee, extended an
invitation to all to attend the, coffee
party and candy sale:in the Rob-
son hall on:Dec, 8 at..10,30 a.m:

‘Sorority. Disousses.

Sigma Phi Chapter, zathered at the
home of Mrs. L. Nesbitt for a:

“| ing-and social evening recent!

The program - presented - was

: We gh ‘by Mrs. G. Rees and Mrs.

Nyhus on “your day. socially.”

Chinese food prepared by the me:
bers Was : thoroughly enjoyed..'° >>

: ce

bara Fowler and, Geraldine Giraud, ).

own,
Geraldine Giraud then’ Jed the’

‘Your. Day Socially’.

‘Members’ of - Alpha: Phi, Beta

beck: “returned! from ‘an East 'Koo-
tenay hunting trip'on the weekend
with an‘ Elk each. =

‘Mr. and’ Mrs, H. ‘Evans spent |
Saturday. in: Spokane, returning
home’ that evening. z

Mr. and: Mrs.’ David ‘Stewart
Sr; spent last“ weekend in Nakusp
where ‘they attended. the .50th. an-
niversary © of the ‘Masonic! Lodge

:. Mrs, S.-Dewis is'at ‘homie ‘again,
alter undergoing surgery. in: Koo-
tenay. Lake General Hospital. ae

aud who presented’ them, to. their |

~ Drive, Registration

Dues ‘Discussed

The new Legion: appointed Cas-
tlegar ‘Group: Committee ‘met. re-
cently at the home of Gordon Pet-

Reports were submitted: from
the four cub and scout’ groups. Mr.
Wilcox reported eight new chums
had joined the C pack‘and they had.

<|a-suecessful bottle drive. Mr. “Con-

royof-B pack’ has-collected all ne-
cessary registration’ dues. Mr. Jack-

gress and also a changed in. meeting
place from the United Church base-
ment to the Twin Rivers School.-
Mrs. Denneus and Mr, Wilcox:
will. donate | the! use. of their baze-
ments’ for scout ‘patrols: Bob: King
and: Brian Mosely’ havé indicated
they ‘will be .willing.to assist in
training a scout:patrol. Both’: of
these.“ young men ‘are’ exquéen

ing and cubbing: experience. ©.

stitute leaders to insure continulty
in the gorups Program. Aaa

leaders, If anyone is interested ‘in

ibove group. committee or r Legion

son of A pack-reports good pro-| >

couts and have considerable scout- g

training youths to be good.citizens, | ¥
they are asked to contact any of the | §

The ‘socials were held in the
1 form of ‘coffee parties, . The
being a ‘eligueea. get together ‘of.
neighbors’ and “frlends- of Mrs.. T.
Cormier at her home on Wednesday
of last week: Her guests were Mrs,

Towlin, Mrs, Nick Sheltontuly:
tive E. Fitzpatrick, Mrs, J. Stew:
Mrs. Peter.Soberlak, Mrs, R, aul
Mrs, E.‘Sorge and Mrs. J. Kaufm:

at a,beautiful appointed coffee ta-
ble when her guests were Mrs.

‘V. Campbell, ‘Mrs. Karl ‘Soberlak,
Mrs. W.: Fields, Mrs, W.'Kuit and
Mrs. “A. Guimont, Several invited
guests . sent their’ regrets -at- not
being table: to’ attend : due: to the

J onset. of. winter Ford» conditions

that morning.’
> This ‘Monday saw the “third
cottee party, held at the -home of
M,.McGauley when . she
reused a number‘of. ladies assist-
ed, by“Mrs."Pat | Haley“ as .co-host-
ess,. Guests” attending * were Mrs,
Lloyd Lyons, Mrs: C, Gaessen, Mrs,
Pd Gaesseni: Mrs. Ross: Turner,
. W. Evans, Mrs.* F. Kanicki,
Mrs. J. Fodor and Mrs, A, Eldri se.
tha pies oes
? Mr. and Mrs, 'Gardon ‘Archi
bald ‘motored ‘to: Osoyoos on’ the
weekend)’ where - they ‘visited Mr.
and-Mrs.;Frank Anscombe.
‘Thought for the week, no man
should‘ swallow more beliefs than
ho can digest,

after i
Trail ‘hospital. He is contaleseing F

hate interest in‘the forming of an | jf
assistance group which would add cS

with: Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Bergen | "5

children Janice -and Heather of | #

Three Social events within the | 88

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Juice, Heinz: “Tomato 3 ‘AB-or; “tins” g

Jel lo, ‘Assored flavors 10 for oe

‘To coordinate plans: for: the]. OR
new group, participants who will |
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“‘Vetéran. scouters Jim! McLuck- |
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‘Additional leaders: are ‘still ne-| § 4
cessary. Ladies “may “act as cub|

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