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espn ty ely dca
, Etch Wood reflects the ‘play’! *

‘Point, president of the ‘Kootenay

. meeting of thé recently organiz-

4 _| Pedersen were nominated toat-

"| Tuesday.'The usual: . memorial

*| November ‘11 service.

‘| given: to two docters ‘taking aa

book into. the | Andian “Tanguages.

Renata‘ Women’s, Inst.
Hears ‘Address. By.

Kootenay President
Mrs. Clyde White ‘of Willow

District _ Women!s Institutes, ad-
dressed 2 special meeting ‘of the
Renata W.I..at the home. of. Mrs.
I. Wiebe last ‘week. The. other
speaker at:the-meeting.was: Mrs.
J: S. Chalmers of Robson,

+ Mrs. White gave the mem-
bers a’ vivid description: of the
international picnic held, at. Sul-
livan Lake, Wash., at ‘which 25
B.C. Women’s.’ Institutes ‘mem-
bers and 75° Americar )Home-
makers Club women got “togeth-
er. The speaker extended ‘an in-
vitation to another’ such’ picnic
to be held at Nelson on thé third
Wednesday of July 1957,

Mrs. White also gave help-
ful suggestions regarding: group,
Jni-the C: ian As-
sociation of Consumers.” ;

Mrs, Chalmers told several
humorous human interest stories.
Two Deer Park. members,
Mrs.- Fred Briggeman and ‘.Mrs.
T. Williamson, - attended » the

ed Institute, whose first regular
fall meeting -will take’ place on
October 19, at ‘the home ‘of Mrs.
‘Wiebe.

The night » of: Wednesday,
Sept, 26 “at!‘the’ Parish. Hall: of|"
Castlegar was ‘the time’ and place}
ofan‘ impressive’ '“going-up”
ceremony.’ Standard -: bearers “JK
and .BK-~ raised: scout’ and - cub
flags’ as* the ‘ seven’ -second-star

went up to the scouts, é
er i Lloyd ’- -Grow
gave.a brief ‘history ‘of how'“‘the
cubs had ‘spent ‘four years in‘ the.
jungle as cubs and had both eyes|
opén—two-star', cubs—so, that
they ould, be better, able to see
the scouting trail.” He’ é
hope that some would return to
the, jungle to help. future cubs
get their. eyes oper. |:
The..seven boys: were : Dough
McLuckie, « Jack ‘Whittaker: and
and -Terry. Dalton, ‘Wayne’ Grou-
tage, ‘Robert ‘Krueger, and ‘ Andy
Shutek.. They gave. the. grand
howl for‘the , last. time and .re-
promises in ‘the
past tense white facing the to-
tem.
_ Scoutmaster ‘Aberdeen then
the: boys

Continued from page 1

to the:new: wérld ‘of ‘scouting and

presented ; them. to © their’ patrol

leaders, © Bobby Batting, Royer
< x ths rs i

red at the *meet-
"Mrs. R. West. and Mcs?-J

tend the meeting to ‘discuss: help
for handicapped childrer last

wreath will be presented‘ at the
* Several .items from. the pro-

vincial summary --were read,” the
outstanding ’ being of: the “help

translation ‘of “the nurse’s text-

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TIDE, King Sizé pht......2.... $1.39
SUGAR, granulated i0 ib. bag. -. 5Se
"WAX, Johnson’ 's Paste, 2 Ib. tin... 95¢
3 ONIONS No. 1 boilers, 10 Ib. bag. 69c

VEAL CUTLETS, Ib.
| SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib. . .
' T-Bone Steak, gn

Co-

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY |

NOTICE “Regular monthly meet
Kinnaird Ratepayer’s ‘Associa-
‘tion willbe held~in the Im-
provement Society Hall .Wed-
nesday, October 17. at 8 pm.
All:ratepayers urged to attend.

_ SPECIALS

SATIN \SET 11 ox.'$2.00
_ SILKEN NET 11 oz. 2.00,
BRECK MIST. a oz. 2.00.

“Cologne ond Powder
‘796

B eB
eens skys nih

vacation visiting her’ ;
and son. ot Govenlock,’ Sask. Bee
were

Mr... cand “Mrs, for Jones, daughter

and: son-in-law “of ‘Mrs. Ander-

son, ‘who * will: visit here) for two
reeks.

returned home. after. a ten-day

Yellowstone Park and Idaho.

Mr: and ‘Mrs.. Arthur Nixon
and-infant son: of. Kimberley are
visiting: "Mis: Nixon's parents,
Mrvand:Mra.-A: Smecher. /j
Mr. and Mrs, Irving’ Oborns
of Lulu Island, Mr. Lloyd Oborne
of ‘Eckville, Alta.;, Mr. Gilbert
Oborne of Colbert, Wash., return-
ed home after. attending the fun-
eral of their:mother, Mrs. Jessie
Oborne. Also attending the fun:
eral. was Mr. Ralph Oborne of
Turner Valley, nephew of the
late Mrs. Oborne.
Mrs. Roy Berry. of Rossland
atterfiéd tho funeral: of the late
Mrs. :Oborne, s

“BALLET SLIPPERS.

TAP SHOES
_... (Taps . Separate)
"| Women & Childrens’
Full Size - Range"
$2.35 - $2.95

cubs, all ‘twelve years of age,|

STEAKS, ‘Round, Sirloin or. "T-Bone

“MINCED BEEF, ‘fresh...

2. Ib. box $1.05
- 2. Ab. box 85

material-—for ening or wo ke
wie iBSU BRAND”.

: should “not: be: promoted. ~~

: e jagwnt yj area
‘Castlegar shows" that here is stil
‘reptee for’ expansion Jeft'in the’

business

upper left. corner,‘ “while lower
Matt “iis tteken Oswalk

 Mphe Villagé of Kihnaira will

4 sens a tract ‘of land previbus- :

UA dicbisclie! over the construction of. a@ general. ose tor

‘of’ a’ drive-in* “shop-

‘visions are met'by the’ ‘owner end
future builder, R. Fenner.’ é
“The Kinnaird -“Villige ‘Com-

: ‘mission - decided’ at’ ‘its regular |
‘ meeting toigrant ‘the request’re-

zoning ‘provided that “Mr. Fenner
would supply a-sketch’ plan‘: and | ™
proof of financial arrangements
not later than” ‘November Eyer

ping’ center, if a/number. “of: pro-}.

the Castle district"miay. be held in February, Paul Smith, archi-
tect-in charge ‘of the. told a met of the C and
District Hospital Society. last Thursday,’

~Mr. Smith: ‘said that he and his partner A. J. G.’McCulloh hop:
ed to call for tenders ‘on, revised final drawings by January’ 15, and
that’ the ‘plebiselte would. be the logical next bie de z

Mr. Smith r da: i the fact
that the ‘sketch’ plans” 61 “and: pre-

“It was decided ‘that’ Dr. Cc.

ithe fol- ical-: staff. fur. iT of
BC {Hospital technical problems, ‘since. the

‘come. to. settic’ such: matters ‘as

* The’ property.‘ir'
of ‘Home Building ‘Supply.
The. Comriissi 3 also’

gegpenrstiel iene ara

‘located on. Highway '!No. 3 north ba

was found in, the, last text samples | IN@ =

Loperating : room lighting and oxy;

evening was Dean Neville ‘Scarfe
‘new: head of ‘the College of Edu
‘cation at UBC, whose topic was
“Is. BC's eoeahon: meeting’ the,

the schgol:t trustees | tion: f ‘Village’ does rot, ‘at pre:

the “district “at Friday's: public
meeting. Rev. :L. .C. : Johnston

too easy:'to get; aby,’ rath

living: ‘according = to the ‘saying 5

* worth doing . well.” Teachers ||
“should * impart a sense ‘of. dis

oa the” invocation. Father, f

fact that students ‘who are ready
to. proceed ; to).a higher grade,

vIn ar, ‘address! to: elementary.

ere’ dutiés ' of executive: mdm-

| sent: due; to night ‘shift--work: A
ra report by. Mr. Cook,- who.

= nat provide: water. in- case of.
power failures, - which in furry,

7 would il the fire. fighti
-situation.

2! a” proposed ‘workshop 3 GUnReeia :
for. ‘Secretary-treasurers. ; 1. “A contract to wire the Vil-

ronan). lage. gatage..was.-awarded to’
ms her. consultants: wete-al- re Electric. for the total- sum
of $183.00.

The contract ‘with the. muni-*
e. only’ district not ‘repre- cipal workers union is-ready for -
it the meeting was No., %gning upon ‘imal okay by the
w Lakes. It was learned ' Village’ solicitor.” Publication of

‘such teachers’ at: t pre

in general Fe the exact stipulations of the con-
‘ tract, however, must await -re-
* lease of a joint statement by |.

.| Village and Tees officials, ‘Mr...
ia.

An alarming - -ainount ,of air

C Commission by! Jacob H. Peder—
vz: | son“of 101: Colurftbia,- who agcrib-
ed the ‘condition to the: fact’ that
1) his “water. connection ‘is situated |
between the. intake™ and the tank.
S} Air Were also.
| reported by Commissioners’ Kraft

29.| and Pettitt, .-The', Commissioners
were_at a loss, as’ to: ithe way. air
‘could. get: into. ‘the’

as. taken: at an execu-

ting held. at the home-ot.
id Mrs. Guy. Gilido.

Makinary ‘large-scale, ‘details had S. Fowler. will organize the -

casio fet tanilbg amt Je ae dee
th the district boar: Sowa be - Pal fo. the fitm of -