CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 7, 1973

Air Cadet Squadron No. 581

_Cadets-Cadettes on Inspection.

BILL REED MEMORIAL TROPHY recipient WO1 ‘Dallas
Sweeney, left, admires Inter-Flight Trophy being held here by
Ft.-Sgt. Duncan Crawford.

SUNSET DRIVE-IN

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WOMEN’S LIB made its’ appearance at the recent annual

inspection of Air Cadet Squadron No. 581 when 14 young ladies <

appeared in a newly-fotmed Cadette group. With less than a

month since grouping, Cadette Maureen Murphy stands proudly <

by her father Lt. Frank Murphy, supply officer, to display what is
presently being accepted as official attire. The girls appeared to
have great enthusiasm for their future training which allows them
the same privileges as their-male counterparts. This includes
activities on the rifle range as well as.an opportunity in
aviation.—Castlegar News Photo

The Scene at...

KINNAIRD JUNIOR :

|
SECONDARY SCHOOL |

Parents of grade 8 stu:
dents should be aware that the
meeting scheduled for tonight
at KJSS has been placed at a
later date, June 11.

A newsletter explaining
this situation has been sent
home with the students,

* * *

Another date to keep in
mind is Tuesday, June 19 when’
the school will present. its
Activities Night. There will be
something for every taste—
band, gymnastics, exhibits,
comedy and a fashion’ parade.

Besides all this there will
be few solo-and duet perfor-
mances in music, poetry and
song.

Come out and bring the
family!

*

The annual “Watermelon
Special” reading comprehen-
sion competition is all set to go.
Here are the “teacher-student”
teams: ~

Mr. Lind and Tami Greep,
Mrs. Walters and Carmen
Scott, Mr. Zanet and Winkie
Giraud, Mr. Schiavon and
Barry Perehudoff, Mrs. Hucal
and Cammy Lapointe, Mr.
Phipps and Louis Normandeau,
Mr. Clark ‘and John Roberts,
Mr. Sheppard and David
Sahlstrom, Mrs, Rogerson and
Patty Popowich, Mr. Me-
Cutcheon and James Robinson,
Mr. Grant and Valerie Cor-
mier, Mr, Salekin and Debbie
Gorkoff, Mr. Peterson and Bill
Cheveldave, Mr. Jeffery and
Sylvia James and Mr. Martin
and Dale Forsyth.

It's going to be quite a
battle.

Mr. Zanet predicts that he
and Winkie will be easy
winners. Mr. Lind politely
coughs behind his hand. (He's
won before). But Mr. Grant

says that his partner is the best *

reader in the school, and he and
Val will be a “shoo-in"!

Silverton

Newsletter

By Nancy Barnett

Lucerne Secondary Schoo!
is not having an election day
this year. All officers for next
term's student council went
into office by acclamation. They
are: prime minister, Steve
Deakoff; minister of finance,
Wilt Wilson and minister of
records, Linda Steenhoff.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Travis

YIP Delegcte
Attends Seminar
In Nanaimo

Hon. Norman Levi met
with delegates of street agency
services last Saturday in the
culmination of a seminar held in
Nanaimo to discuss the future
of street agency services and
the amalgamation of many of
these services under the new
alcohol and drug commission to
be set up by the department .of
human resources.

Representing the Castle-
gar Crisis Centre, Allan Mc-
Kinnon reports that the meet-
ings were ‘dgdicated ; Yooh
work and that about "10
recommendations were ready
to be presented to the minister
on the final day of the
conference. Human Resources

of Rutland, enroute to New
York, spent last Thursday as
guests of the Barnett family of
Silverton,

7 2 8

Lucerne Secondary School

in New Denver will be holding
its graduating exercises to-
morrow evening.

. * .

Annual Cub-Scout Auction

‘The annual Cub and Scout -

auction held in New Denver
each year originated back in
1967 by Gus Stankova and John
Lyver who were Cubmasters at
that time.

Nothing is too big or too -

small for the auction team
consisting of Ray Nunn, Steve
Pedersen, Erick Ovestrud, Gor-
die McMasters and Tony
White.

Unusual items that have
been offered in past years are a
1928 fire engine that sold for
$75, a 1926 Star automobile, a
grey horse named Red(?), huge
old heaters, horse, collars and

antique lamps.

{ spout ney’
‘Afund thé-Cubs”arld Scouts of

New Denver and_ Silverton.
Every effort is made to spend
these proceeds locally.

: So far, over and above

Minister Levi reacted

regular

the i price of $285

to the mendations and it
is likely that many of them will
be built into the guidelines for
the new commission.

Much stress was put on
“grass roots” initiative and the
decentralization: of authority.
Local boards, representative of

* their communities will be one of

the major feautres of. the
responsibility structure. It is
hoped that under this system
communities will have a
greater variety of services to
meet their specific needs and.
less overlapping of services.
Castlegar Crisis Centre
staff is already considering

changes in its services to meet

some’ of the new expectations
.that Mr. McKinnon has brought
back from the seminar with

each have Best? purchased.
These canoes are available on
loan to Guides and Brownies as
well as Cubs and Scouts.

The auctioneer for most
years, Joe Karry of Nelson, has
been a favorite of New Denver
buyers.

This year the auction will
be held on June 16 in the arena,
From what we hear, there will
be ‘again some useful, unusual
and novel items.

Already the boys have
been donated a large store-type
freezer with sliding doors,
Promise has also been made of
a complete household of furni-
ture.

Scouts and Cubs will be
most thankful for all donations
and purchases.

Mea. Johnson

Mrs, J. Heslop of Robson Caribbean cruise,
returned home Monday after
spending a week — visiting
relatives in Kelowna,

Mrs, M. Olas scot,
anied by Mrs, H. Johnson,
pont Monday visiting in
Colville, :
Mr. and Mrs, C, Petts
returned home on the weekend
after spending the past week in .
Kelowna,

Weekend. guests at the
home of Mrs. A. McNeil were
her sister-in-law Mrs, Pearl
Sheridan of White Rock an Mr.
and Mrs. John Chandler of
West. Palm Beach, Florida,
They left Sunday to continue

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2.19

Fancy Quality,
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Soft Drinks
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Astorted Varieties
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Relishes

Assorted Varieties.
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Taste Tells Brand

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For Economical
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Canned Milk
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