CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1960

Society, Curling —
_ Agree on Rent.

At the last meeting of the Curl-
ing Club it was agreed that the
club would pay the Project Society
$20 per club member to cover the
season's curling ond the Project
Boclety. would receive an addition!
revenue of 7c per player for each
non-league’ game played by club
members and $1.25 per player for
each game played by non-members,

‘It was further agreed that o
rebate of 20 per cent of revenue
received by the Project Society for
Jadies' curling, shift curling and
non-league games would be made
to the Curling Olub at the end of|P
the year, providing the Project So-
clety ends the season “in the black.’

Following discussion of the mi-
nutes the feeling ‘was expressed by

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of primitive, man, was that
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Since then we have learned to
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and other work, and our stand-
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higher. -
Today Canadian farmers rely
on patroleiim-powered | horse-
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‘The price Imperial receives for
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that it
would be to the benefit of both
‘groups if the curling ice was leased
from’ the Project Society by the
Curling Club for a Late amount
for be season,

All curling would then become
the responsibility of the Curling
ped rather than the Project Soc-
tel

be taken to ensure the amount to
be paid for leasing the ice would
cover all expenses‘ incurred .by the
Society in providing and éaring for’

A motion covering this was pas-
sed by‘ the meeting and it was de-
elded to proceed with negotiations

ling clubs

a. meeting. of the’ ladies’ Curling’
Club voted to support

‘Tt was stressed that care must :

of ice in ‘non-league games,

Tt was pointed out at the pre-} i.
sent time the Curling Club has no
jurisdiction over the ice and-setting
rates was the prerogative of the
Projecta Society.

Howover, it was felt no change
should be msde in this connection

has concluded with’ the Society,
‘The meeting passed a resolu-
tion ‘recommending that the rates
remain as before at 70. for mem~-

bers and $1.25 for non-members.
‘The mee! was called
primarily for the Purpose of form~
ulating policy for ‘the current year
and to.giye the many new members
‘an | opportunity to present their
views on club

until such time as the Curling Olub| .

“The ‘ume is: crlghte to: have a
tocal Castlegar ‘Red Cross branch,”
8, Hewer, provincial commissioner
of the Red Gross at Vancouver, sald

in an interview here last week.

‘Mr, Hewer was in the area with
other Red, Cross officials to take in

the annyal meetings of the society's
branches at Grand Forks, Trail and
Nelson. -
In an “exploratory visit" to
Castlegar” to investigate the ‘possl-
bilities of setting up'a locat branch
of the society, the officfals met with
P. J, (Pred):;Gineun,” newly-ap-
pointed manager of the local Bank
of ,Commerce.

Mr, Hewer, Col. W. A. Freeman,
provincial ‘director of blood donor
and. water: services, and F..E. Batt

Pot Luck Lunch
Is Enjoyed By
- Robson Women

‘The Robson Women’s Institute
held their annual pot-luck luncheon
in the Community. Memorial Chur-
ch “Hall Inst week which was fol-
lowed. by the regular monthly meet-
ing. The hall was tastefully decora-
ted for the occasion by Mrs. W. T.
Waldie and Mrs, H, Evans.

Each member. invited -a. guest
and there were 25 who sat down to
8 well-laden table, Mrs. FR, W.
Chalmers asked the blessing. While
the tables were being steered away,

the -idea of one curling -club and
to obtain: the joe from the Project
Society on the seasonal lense basis.

Johnny Clarke raised the ques-
tion as to what rates should: be
charged in the meantime for. use

“Xmas Goncert ‘On:
Telephone Hour .

Traditional carols, popular
Christmas,songs and a ballet of the’
swinter season will be presented on
“ "Twas the Night Before,’ the
Trans-Canada Telephone Hour to
be telecast. fom 5 to 6 p.m. Dec. 24,

Actress and singer, Maureen
O'Rara,, will be hostess on the pro-
gram, which also will feature Met-
ropolitan Opera star, Rise Stevens;
musical theatre! star, John Raitt;
tHe ‘American Ballet Theatre and
the Columbus Boychoir.

The program ‘will be seen on

open.
ed with the singing of the Institute
Ode led by the president Mrs, J.
Scott, who welcomed the members
and guests and Mrs ©, White of
Willow Point,

After the opening a radio was
turned on and the members Hatened
to Mra, E. J. Roylanie the National

. |W president, who spoke of her

hometown Greenwood. She cxplain-
ed many of the WI funitions, in-
cluding the several committees, She
also. spoke of the founder of Wo-
men’s Institutes, Adelaide Hoodless,
and that the WI's have purchased
the cottage at St. George, Ontario,
Where Adelaide Hoodless was born.

After the broadcast the meeting
was resumed. A letter’ from the
hospital administrator regarding the
collecting of fruit for the: hospital
was read, Cards were received from
members who have moved away. A
letter from the

with the establishment’ of a local |.)
Red: Cross branch.

an interest in the ‘extenalon: toa)
growing District.
: The officials pointed: out that
of the 2,500 bottles of blood donated
the WE area during the ‘Inst

blood drive, already - 2,100 . bottles | 41

have been returned to’ the aren.
‘This is an‘ a¥ernge-of 170 bottles o
month,

The Red Cross's “water ‘safety

“# The Society also ie ene ‘Wo-

‘These’ services, are: ‘already offered
in’ this ‘District,

“The, Boclety also ‘Brganizes Jr.
Red Cross. groups in ‘ elementary
schools and conducts’s world-wide

ple’ together who have peer separa.
ted for years.

‘Approximately | 460-500 persons
are brought together In B.C, every
year in this way. Over 100 families
have been reunited with loved ones
from behind the Iron Curtain,

men’s
and supplies pedi free of charge
with materials‘ to make layettes
and women’s and children’s .cloth-

bea for. local disasters, ‘local, welfare | |

rovide
for persons visiting veterans In ve-
terans’ hospitals in those two cities,
“Anyone interested in’ taking the

‘a Home’ Nursing | ¢

“by the Red Cross
men for home nur-

Won't You Please’ Make
BOYS TOWN .
2 ORG, ;
A Ranch being. established
and. constructed to assist
foot- loose boys; ‘on the
Hope’ = Princeton’. Highway
just east of Hope, B.O.-
Your Project For’ 1963?
We thank you, one and all
for support given in’ 1960,
and wish ‘you a truly joy-
ous Christmas and‘a gen-
uinely ‘Happy. ‘New ‘Year,
"1961
lift G.. Moore
be
Boy’s Town, B.C.”

Although Castlegar ‘is presently
handled by the Red Orosa’s, Trait
Branch which is contributed to by
the local ERC welfare society,’ Mr.

branch “could foster and help the
community cheat (KRO)' by throw-
ing weight. behind it.”

However, he emphasized, the in-
terest of the Red: Cross in this area
js not 7 etary one: but rather

RENATA SOGIALS _

“Mrs, MZ, Rohn.

‘Too late for last week's tasue
‘Mr, and Mrs. Jami
and Mr.'J. idunter of Robson” w
Bunday visitors at the home or Mr.
and Mrs, J, Hunel rf

visiting at-the home of her. sister

i. Punk and baby son of Chase
and, Mr. and Mrs. B. Towes and
daughter Desiri of Rebson. Liar

Rivers Vice President
OF Mine Association

J. MeThtosh ‘of Nelson ‘has been
elected president of the West Koo-
tenay Mine Safety Association for.
1961. The elections were held at the
annual meeting ‘held reeelitly at
Nelson, : +
George - Beatty of Nelson: was
ed with the

the WI vont ane their adoptee has been
the name, of the

CBO facilities
stations at Vancouver,-: Victoria,
Kamloops, Kelowna, Verrion, Per

ticton, Trail and Nelson.

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mew aanones os was enclosed. A Christ-
mas gift-is to: a sent hae ‘the adop-
tee.”

It was decided. that the-mem-
-bers do what they could regarding
fresh or. frozen fruit for the hos-
pital and to take it to the January
meeting which will be held at the
home of Mrs, W. T. -Waldle.. Mrs.
A. Smecher reported.on the hos-
pital, She ssid. that all, the cook
books. and™spoons were ‘sold The
membérs will answer the roll call in
January. with a New, ‘Year's resolu-
tion,

“Committees for 1961 were nam-
red: - Agriculture,. Mrs,’ P. Jolly and

A Mrs,

following being elected district yice~
presidents: T,’ Sweeney (Riondel),
G. W. Law (Salmo), R. Weber ‘(Sal-
mo), J... C. Ink (Trail), D. Askew.
(Nelson), O. G. McIntyre (Nelson),
®. Beaton (Nelson), P. R. Thomp-
gon (Remac), J, Black (New Den-
ver); R. Rivers (Castlegar),’H. M.
Turner (Ainsworth), G. Ting Vemma
lo).

Ti his report, past president J.
B. Biker reported that Nelson will
be the site of the 1961 West Koot-|
enay mine rescue and first-aid com-|
petitions. His reporton 1960 opera-
tions’ indicated a” successful . year
With & high: level of activity.

ROBSON SOGIALS

Mrs. E, H. McPhee; home econv-
mics,. Mrs. 8. Grant and: Mrs. J.

pital, Ente A,. Smecher, and ‘Mrs.
W. T. Waldie; sick visiting, Mrs. H.
Johnson; tialtere: Mrs, 8. Grant
and Mrs, A. ‘Woodrow; hostesses,
Mrs, H, Evans,

Each committee chairman may
add to her committee if necessary |
Mrs. J. Scott read several excerpts
from the newaletter. It wag decided
that $10 be sent to the Project
400, also that the per capita-and
other commitments be paid. Mrs.
Scott thanked the members for the
lovely. lunch and said that the gifts
the members placed on the Christ-
mas: Tree would be taken by Mrs,
Smecher and she will pack and
send.the parcel to the mental home
in Vancouver, :

Ross; Fall Fair,: Mrs, J. Scott;‘hos- si
up duties .in Vancouver. General | §

Mrs, Jolson, Phone - 165

Mr, and’ Mrs. J. Schuepfer have’
received word that . their.. eldest

Hospital, ., .

Camp Shilo Saturday evening to
spend the holidays with his par-'
ents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Adshead,

Miss Sharon Wylie arrived
home Sunday from Edmonton. She

Mrs. J.. Wylie and her: grandpar-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, O, B. Ballar

notre. back with him’ Saturday.
‘W.. Wright’ and Mrs. E.

Mrs. H, Johnson “Wednesday.

Miss ‘E. White for the past few]

‘Weekend visitors ‘at the home} §
of Mrs, M. Punk were Mr, and Mrs.|

“David Adshead arived from

will be the, guest’ of ,her mother,

Mr, P. Taboos’ of Slocan Sue! ‘
visited his son-in-law ‘and daught- iS
er Priday, Mr, and! Mrs, Adshead | ¢

hoonell of Trail: visited Mr. and|%

Bewer said that a-lolal Red Orcss| g

Mrs. A, Loule who has been|[

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