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‘The eight" SHSS students
who participated" in’ the’‘Sorop-
timist~ Foundation Citizenship
Award’ are sown above. They
arefrom left-to-right: ..Carol
Groutage, Leonard Fornelli, Bet-
ty Looney, Fred Koch, Judi Pat-

Carol Groutage F Finalist

st Awards

ton, Ron Waldie. Toni Schiavon
and Marjorie King,’ all: mem-
bers of the 1985.. graduation

ne cof, athe, group, : Carol
me “one "of
somifinalists fom the four

Amplifier Used
_ To-Track Down
Cricket in Yard

The. transistor amplifier de-
veloped by a Kinnaird youth for
entry.in the B.C.. Youth Science
Fair has been used to track
down a cricket that was bother-
ing the. student’s family!

For several nights the, fa-
mily was. kept awake" by. an in-| ¥
sect that.was: singing: but all
attempts by the King family to

locate it
Tan: had: the: idea of

2 Then
attaching a decibel meter to the
A mou:

of, Mr., and
uphisr 9 of Gastle-
Miss jroutage ‘won not only
spel ints on-:secret bal-
loting e grade 12. stu-
dent body, but also top’ place in
the difficult’ essay: writing See.
tion soe ithe: competition. «
e' judges were {impressed |
with eid simple dignity of ‘her’
presentation and’ the*absent of
platitudinous “padding” so often’
found in essays. ofthis nature. ©:
The topic upon which she
s required ‘to write. was My
Responuibllities as a Citizen, in
the: Home; in: the Community,
and in the World.”

al: microphone * was also em:

4 ployed.

, Size jRange
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= Tan: and’: his: brother then
watched the decibel meter indi-
cator and pin-pointed the cric-
ket's location’ in: the dark to 2
larger boulder. : They turned ov-
er the rock and there: was the

undertaking ‘research, into qua-
lifications of each candidate.

All ‘substantiating evidence
pointed to the fact that: Miss
Groutage: has given exemplary
service: as ‘a” citizen, both in
school; in the church, in the
community and in contacts Sent

cricket!

beyond ‘these

The regular meeting of the
‘Women's Association of Robson
Community... Memori: ? Church | fi

Carter. a
irs Ban: Smith, the ‘pro:
‘convenor, conducted, the.
Sevotional ‘period, taking as her

]i theme ‘Change..and mentioning

: KUCSS Piente, som
Hdunelnd Park me 1s baaket
» lunch end cups, qoltes Provided,

(weather permittl:

5 Strawberry: 7 Presbyterian
Women's Circle, Judie 11, Legion

«[° Hall, 280.- 4.50 Ticketa 35c.

lower snd

to Caatt
: District Hospital hae’ sletece for
| rent for. Weddings and. Partice
=f) Ph. 365-7442,

Cith:
380 Pm. Taian i Hall. slides by,
batted Hoogendorn,

‘Hegispered Nurses Associ:
Cre. Br, ‘gociay Evening: at, home.
ft. Mrs. 230-10th A

age,
Kinnalra, Sune 15,8
from annual meetin

Reminde: nu
for ane ‘Sisson ‘Festival at ‘Unie?
ed Chi

LSMaTHS

PLUMBING &

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365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

Robson: Women Ship
“Articles to Vancouver

the. great; changes takin lace
in the orld world, in th ureh’ and

"Reports 0: 0! the: various com: f

milttees were

ven. Mrs. J. Hes-
lop reported,
Mrs. .H:

the absence -of
mn, : on a shipment
of articles: to'-be sent to: the
Unitarian - Service Committee
depot - in ‘Vancouver: it: the end

‘of Jun
e itemised list included
janittens, touques
‘Mrs.=

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ported’ ee a ship:

ment fot ny nylon stockin;
been y Ke

bs
‘Ki
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‘was atill continuing and
t had pera made ‘to

‘ds ‘th
It. .was “decided that
the form mi

Mrs.’ R. Christofferson, Mrs, “J:
Hesiop and: Mrs.-R: T. Waldi

. cis SPORTSWEAR
for ‘the “younger set
ea our. large selection

of girl’s sportswear in’
“different age groups.

1-8; 2-6X; 7-14

SHORTS 95c - $1.99
“CUT-OFFS
an “$1,00 « $2.98

‘PEDAL. PUSHERS ».

~ $1.99 to $3.95 |

Wh y

DRESSY SPORT
SHIRTS
You. will find.'a’ ‘large
variety to choose from: |
“both: short ‘sleeves’ and < |
long sleeves, wash ‘and’: |
“wear. and terylene cloths

a POLO or

Stanfield’ T-SHIRTS,
“white ‘or black’.

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-ATALIAN SANDALS

.; for. Summer comfort
Brown leather or -black
also a large selection
in white.

= Platform tolos, wedge

heels, cushioned insoles.

flat:or higher heals.

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with the. present: inc

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