Seponaibilifics ‘of Parents, © :
Packs and Guides Ouilined -

Dear ‘Sic:
‘i This letter is to convey to

the parents of Guides and Brow-|

nies the responsibility they have

in assisting in the work of this

world wide organization,

-"\ Here are some facts e
directed’ to new mem!

or to those who: know. nothing
of the requirements of a Guide
Brownie: -
Responsibilities. of Guides and
Brownles

1, Wear uniform regularly
and with pride.
2, Bring your weekly con-
fairy

Any Pad you
figu

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‘WELCOME
TO. _GASTLEGAR
TS WELCOME
WAGON

A wistt from our hostess win mane
you Teal at home, with her basket
of gifts and answers to questions
about the city, tts services and
facilities, Just call

365-8048
_. OR WRITE
. WELCOME WAGON
: Box 364—Kinnalrd, B.C,
“With Information

Se per week or 26c per month.

3. Cooperate with your guid-

er and work with her to com-
Plete, your’ program.

4, Attend meetings regular-

iy.
Responsibilities of Parents to
Guides _ Brownies:
1, See that your child has
a uniform,
2, See that she wears her
uniform to meetings.
See that she has her dues
each week or month.
Ip her with special:
ting

work | as required, eg.
and sewing.

at ‘Frovide transportation, if
Feauiredt ilities of Parents to
Local Parents Association:

1, Attend meetings.

2. Support fund drives, ei-
ther through purchases or con-

tributions,
3. Asi the guiders when

sist
called upon whenever Possible. ey

‘gold) which is |S"!

3, Provide monetary. ‘auslat-
ance to a pack or company if

Nursing’ ‘School 'S tudied

‘For Notre’ Di

A preliminary survey to de:
termine the possibility of. setting
up a ‘school’ of nursing at Notre
Dame Univeralty | is now belng

ducted by, a nurse

req! .
4. Frovide tatl
wien required.

5. Provide testers who can
asaist in teaching and also test
for proficiency badges and re-
z requirements.

6, Provide the means where-
by a guider can continue her
studies at training sessions,

Due to the large number
of Guides and Brownies and the
lack of leaders, a walting list,
will be started and’ all’ girl
will not be able to get into the
group of their choice until more
leaders are found, If you, or
any >of your acquaintences are
interested in this type of work,
please contact your Parents’ As-
sociation, or.the Guider of your
child's pack or br company.

from Victorla,
Sister Mary, Beatrice, SA,
joined NDU’s, faculty a month

Liberal Campaign
Gomes Off Rocks

Signs painted on rocks :in
West Kootenay. on: behalf of the’
Liberal party ‘campaign: for. the
federal election) will: be cover-
ed in‘ the best manner possible,
Liberal candidate George Cady
says.

Mr. Cady explained ‘that the
rocks had been’ painted by stu-
dents who had: been ‘engaged
prior to'returning to their stu-
dies at University of B.C.

Enumeration statistics for
the Kootenay-West electoral dis-
fice are as follows: Total elect-

$1,655; total

unteer to assist at camps, hikes,
regular pack meetings, or hold-
ing office.
Responsibilities of Parents As-
sociation to Guiders and their
Packs or Companies:

1. Assist the Guider in pack
or ebaipany when required.

Provide funds for Guiders

‘Buy a gallon of Glidden
_Homogenized Spred Satin
‘and get a quart of Spred
Lustre FREE. Save$3.40

_ With every galion of Homogenized Spred Satin you buy at the

” regular ict orice ‘we will be pleased to give you a quart of Spred’
Lustre for trim and woodwork Absolutely Freel Your choice of
colors Is as wide as the rainbow.

KOOTENAY BUILDERS & SUPPLIERS
| COLUMBIA AVE. = CASTLEGAR — PH. 365 5158

polling divisions established 182
plus nine advance polling divi-
sions.

This is an increase of 1,616
electors and an increase of five

veneral election, reports return-
ing officer Robert B. Walker.
The preliminary lists of el-
ectors for urban polling divi-
sions are now in the course of
printing and will be distribut-
ed to urban households through
the mail on or about Oct, 13.

>»; These-preliminary lists: for
urban polling divisions are sub-
ject to additions, deletions and
corrections at the rts of re-
vision, to be held on Oct. 21,
22 and 28 established as follows:
. Nelson, at Chamber of Com-
merce Building before Geo. H.
Kirby. Rossland, ‘at 2020 Wash-

_Keootenay-West Riding
Electors Show Increase

polling divisions over the 1963] 2

ington St. before C. Harold
Clegg. Trail at 1158 ae St.
before Roland N. Crowe.
Additions, deletions and cor-
rections to preliminary lists of
electors in rural polling divi-
sions may be:made by the el-
ector appearing before the enu-
merator prior to.10 p.m. on Oct.

ime College

ago to investigate the academic
and clinical facllitles available,
She. will also be starting a.sur-
vay. of area hospitals shortly,
At present there is only one
univers school’ of ‘nursing in
BC. at Ne Univeralty of, , tish
Columbia,
‘To obtain.a bachel lor sel.

BANQUET.
4 3.00 porscas —
AVAILABLE’ FOR’ 6 KING

t Luncheons, Dinners, Weddings, Meeting
Dining Room -. ~.Catteo Shop 7 days par week 7 a.m,

Hoe

ydro.

art: de ‘prospectors

Renervattons . 865-7277

ence ‘degree ‘in nursing 50
cent of the curriculum cons! 8
of courses in the: arts, human-
ities, social sciences, natural scl-
ences and philosophy ‘and the
remainder made up of nursing
subjects such) as medical, sur-
‘obstetics, child and psy-

chiatric nursing.

Sister Mary Beatrice‘ hold
8 BSc in nursing from the Col-
lege of Saint Teresa, Winona,
Minnesota and she did her prac-
a} ’s: Hospital

yt
master’s in’ nursing
with’a major in TuESing school
administration.
‘An’ active member. of the
BC. Registered Nurses’ Asse!

' COLUMBIA ‘CELLULOSE CO. LID.:
57 (Celgar Lumber. Division |

PAYROLL ‘CLERK ©

We have 2 vacancy in our accounting department ”
for a lady. payroll clerk. Applicants ; for ‘this posi-.
~ tion should be proficient i in typing and’ have ; some
. book ability, F
roll work is
the .

-but not

Industrial Relations Department, -
Columbia Cellulose Co. Ltd.,
Celgar. Lumber Division,

Box 950, © i ioe
Castlegar, B. Coe : 5 “tt

ation she ‘isa th
council and:an executive of the
organization and serves onthe
scholarship committee and the
board ‘of, examiners.

She was nominated by the
National, League for Nursing to
act.as an expert test item writ:
er to construct the examina-
tion for | the nursing of children.

er Mary Beatrice in June
attended "the International Con-
gress ¢ of Nurses held in Frank-
furt, Germany, to act as an Eng-

lsh speaking secretary there.

Dr. Kenneth Prior, a form-
er mlbslonaty, with wide exper-
fence in Angola‘‘and Nigeria,
will open the mission festival
at the YGastlegar United Church
on Baneay:

fe will be guest speaker at
the Fie 15 a.m. service.

Dr. Prior graduated: from
the University of Alberta in

eeptee hundred and fifty |¢

ago’ this month, the Pil-
yim Fathers ‘and. their Indian
guests and benefactors sat down
to. a: feast of venison, salmon,
clams, oysters, fat eels, wild tur:
key, Inaize, squash, bread, grae
pes and wine. aT

This was the first
giving feast 1 in. _ the New World.
Last Th the C:

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toastmasters, using many of the:
above: items, but: in ‘cans, plus
some pictures as a’ background,
held ‘a lively discussion on ‘the
theme ‘of Thanksgiving.

k le. each. man:saw signi-
ficance. and drew’ on ° recollec-

Thanks- |.

‘Local Toastmasters Enjoy
Real Thanksgiving Dinner

‘Castlegar United Church

Holding Mission Festival |

- {University of .Alberta awarded

1926 and the same year went
to Angola as an agricultural mis-
sionary.. Twelve years later he
was transferred to Asaba, Nige-
ria, and while there founded the
rural training centre, a joint
Presbyterian, Methodist and An-
glican institution.
In 1951 he was sent ona
special misison to Sudan, Ugan-
da, Kenya and Tanganyika. The

Dr. Prior an honorary. doctor.

of laws degree in 1954, $
The ntission. festival will
continue throughout the -after-
noon with displays, books films,
illustrating. the

cular and

throughout history — and each
recalled the natural riches en-
joyed by the people of Canada
and -their very, real- reason for
Thanksgiving in‘ a°land so rich
in: political heritage _and- mate-
rial ‘ wealth. es

“Tabletopics master) J. A.
Charters‘ drew the threads‘ of
| the 1%“ hour : long ‘and’ widely
ranging discussions together: and
concluded by saying: “How truly
we' Canadians should bd among
the most thankful ‘people in the
world.”

and

immensely varied: work across
Canada *and’- throughout the
world. There will be booths fea-
turing ‘Japan: and ‘Kore:

east dia; and
Africa.and the develop’
in‘ Brazil and Trinidad
as a large ‘display: of th
sive home ‘mission work in Ca-

mat
“At 7.80 pm. Ierael Prab-
hudass,' a" native. of. Trinidad

Church : congregation “at Salmo,
will speak ee Show so some of is

who is now serving: the United’

URGENT.

Leaders and Assistants needed dssparciehy for
Cubs and Scouts Ip, Kinnaird.

Without help the packs will close.
Ph, 365-5443 or 365-5227.

am Ln nn LY

ncn

Pacific Mobile Homes

“invites you to
round. and

“open T days : a Wook
Phone 365-6516 .

Columbia Ave, Costign

- ean | f

5 saeminincinicoean

tions’ in ‘keeping with his inter-
est and background — ie

a7-Group. of
.> Also Has All the At
* to Your: Jewellery Needs

Grant take

ein card

S4-Initlals: of
‘34th Preal-
dent

57-Peinter"
mi

rent by
tomobile,

alk wearily
ithered

= 88
scORaergar-
ment

and. the
the! engineer “— each’ saw -dif-
ferent’ things in the same ite

in the we water, ‘fall, ‘new. member
Nils’ Kristensen ‘saw. the wealth
and : variety’ of: forest’ products,

game. to:be found and George
Shanks: displayed:'a’ wealth . of
knowledge ‘on: agriculture
the world.

across
an, however, spoke

tof ‘bread: — its
variety and ‘religious and °se-

zation ‘able ‘to ‘serve ‘to
lize the’ effects rising

‘to assist’ the- Civil Auth

1

y Pitman saw. power Ae

‘Bernie ‘McKinnon ‘spoke of the |’

‘The peacetime ‘role of Civit :
Defence is‘ to:provide fa organi-
\neutra-

from na: }J
tural or. remraett causes, and | P. .-
orities
and other ‘agencies’ i ‘in’ emergen-
ey. measures | ‘whenever the: need

"ST. JOHN: AMBULANCE ASSOGIATION
CASTLEGAR - KINNARD CENTRE i

_ST. JOHN FIRST AID CLASSES

GLASSES FOR SENIORS & JUNIORS WILL BE HELD AT’ THE TWIN
: RIVERS ‘ELEMENTARY * ‘SCHOOL: ‘COMMENCING
“TONIGHT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER -14TH AT:7 P.M.
REGISTRATION THIS: EVENING.

FEES: MEN $5.00 LADIES $3.00
STUDENTS TAKING SENIOR CLASS $1.00

JUNIORS FREE.

TEXT -BOOKS PROVIDED

COMPANIES PAY FEES FOR CELGAR & C.M.&S.°

woe Open :
Not just’ another Place to eat :
But the place to: eat: another

Phone 65-7671.

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_ Office “Hours:
Mon, through 3 Bat: ‘
112
Phone 3657355

i “ARROW LAKES.
- TRAILER .COURT %

INGER COMPAN OF
JADA LTD.: 2°"
Mrs, H.: Reese «
: Home ‘Ph. 365:
* Singer Sewing Machines,

“Vacuums; ‘Polishers;;: Type-*

“1 Goat or we'll give you the
sexta Paint FREE! i

‘ «| eulous and: didn't“accept® it.”

ir f

: offered’ ig ea for our claims
‘| but: we: thought this was “ridi-

-|mata trucker, each own two of
= recorded, them
"| involved For its‘Mica Creek po-

Pa
Were startled: last week to learn
that thelr mining ‘claims, which
‘they. once- valued ‘at $100, 000,
will be expropriate: “Hy! the; 'B, C.
Hydro and Power’ AutHority,’
“This is. the first I've ne

lays ago B.C, ydro,

In Victoria: Wednesday ca-
binet orders authorized :B.C. Hy-
dro’ to’ take’ possession’ of * four
area without eongent of the’ own-

ers,
McNeill, d
his friend, Erle S. ‘ea a Nara-

the claims. The oes, located and

C,. Hydro vices" ‘thie “land
wer project on the Columbia
river,

pensation; negotiations :are ‘con-
“with ‘both ‘men.*He said

.| that the claims have little com-
+| than’ five per. cent - ore.

| offer was withdrawn when B.C.

. | came “known.

its the naw interior latex
guaranteed to cover inone

- OVER “1000
: BREEZY COLORS

Manufactured by General Paint
Z Cotperation of Canada United

— Oglow. Bros.

: Buildin & supply
COMP. NY LIMITED ..
PHONE: 5057202)

‘| claims contain kyanite, mica and

:| prodtction plan would eventu:
+ Hy. be worth; $100,000 to them,

Victor Dolmage, ;has.;:reporte

mercial value and contain less
McNeill said he believes the
garnet, He said he and Hill were
once ‘offered..a’ shared-praduc-
‘tion’ agreement ‘by ::a -mining
company forthe claims but the
Hydro’s interest'in:the land be-

They figured” the: * shared.

Offer

hold up the. Tne of: 3 dari

but we do think wo: should

fair compensatlon, There's a lot

of difference between, 100
100,000," i

+” McNeill. politea out ‘that he

' Colored Slides
- Shown Senior
ot] Citizens al Meot

and

Tha rogular meeting of Cas-
tlegar’'and District Senior Citl-
zens; ‘Association was held Frl-

my

'CASTLEGAR NEWS; ui, Ot: ah ;

Brothers Tells

ea Minister ‘Donald ‘Bro!

thers ‘sald’ last ‘week ‘two: pros.

pectors protesting. expropriation,
of; four; mining. claims: in

To Go: to Arbitra tion

‘Miness |

drawn’ whoa Hydfo's titerest in!

the Property became known.
“Said 'Brothers:|,“If thie, two’

prospectors can show the $100,-

and Hill have, put a lot of, work
Into: their‘ claims,

; (Under provincial mining
regillations $100 worth of as-
sessed work must. be. done. and
recorded on every: claim every

day ‘evening in the Legion Hall

ors, Mra.'J. Best and Mrs, G.
Re{th, present and Harry Evans
pres!

the
Revelstoke ‘area’ ‘should, take! 000 6!
with’S1_members and two vislt-| thelr case to arbitration, ~ -

uld, have,'a good ‘case if the:
iding, can’ ‘prove ‘they were offered fo Hvar

1 iy was bona tide, they;
ould have a ‘pret food case
Brothers said the pair wo-| before an Srbltbation Board”
okesman said
earlier ‘the ‘utility’s’’offer was

PETTITT PHOTOS
LOHd ie”.

AY ‘spokesman ‘for the au- &
thority ‘sald Inst week’ that com-

er Mrs,

Mrs, Fred . Smith. and. financial

committee head, Les Davis,

9.30.a.m.

could - meet. th:

year

} hink .this -is just’ push-
} ii the itt
mining claims in the Revelstoke | h = pnanie aroun

e. sald,

« “us nd Sea

Martini;

‘Some. .of the business

tended: to was plans of a bottle
drive: to beheld Saturday. The
Cubs’ and’ Scouts are to. meet
in: front’ of the epost office at

‘Any parents who wish
to help'the' boys with their drive
em ‘at the post
office. They. also need cars and
a truck to collect the hottle and,
dispose. of them.~

et
The’ new , offi
chalrnan, Irs & cers" “clude
chairman, Mrs. We. Saunders; se-
cretary, Mrs, M. -Moran;: ‘treasur: land.
J. Blais; badge-secretary,

i; vice-

RC.
sident » Sratiien g that

area,
sider, it'a very: good: plan.

entertainment followed.

in: England. - Treland and

ing -pictures of”

showed them;

A setter was read from Mrs.

mith, fhe provincial pre-
she’ would
pospone-her visit until the’ cit-
izens are,able to arrange a com-
bined meeting with all the Se.
niorCitizens branches’ An: the

“The'members discussed the
Media: Care’: Plan. ‘and ‘all con-

2) After ‘the business session
the meeting was. adjourned: and

“Mrs,'R: Hunter ran the pro-
jector for the showing, of some
beautiful:;colored slides of «C,
Fraser; which-he had taken while

There. were | many: interest:

“ruins, |.”
churches, castles and pated beau-
at tu gardens. One ‘very.-awe in-
spiring one was the - Atlantic
ocean swells, :There’ were ‘also
shown some: very. beautiful: pic-
tures of Trail and Castlegar. Mr.
Fraser ‘gave a commentary ‘on
the» pictures . as Mrs. Hunter

$100,000: for the claims by ‘a
private mining company, °”*
An order-in-counell this week
authorized 'B,C.:Hydro :to"expro-
priate ; the ‘property :— needed
for; construction . of . the » Mic:
Creek dam — after the owners
turned down. a Hydro offer of
$100: for the claims,
i The prospectors, 'Fred Mec-
Neill 1 of; Penticton and Erie Hill
Naramata, . say, they estimate
they would have netted $100, 000
m ‘a

made after an independent geo-
logist estimated ' the '¢!
little nee ‘value. ‘:

" PEITITE PHOTOS. |
SOLOHd L113.

They. say. the. mineral de-!

posits on the Property are locat-;
ed in\a different: area than th
Hydro.

‘agree-
ment offered | by a private com-
any.
“They say the offer was with:

"Fashion Show
at Alpha
Phi Mealing

‘Alpha P! Phi; chapter of, Beta
Sigma Dats model meeting for
its . pledges was. held at: the
home. of Mrs, . P. - Gormley. !

Scot:

CASTLEGAR MIXED CURLERS |

Entries will now be accepted for. the 65°66 :
season. Closing date will be | ‘October 22. Enter’ -
complete rinks only, ‘

Mrs, D. Calder opened’ the
with. a iene on: Hi

refreshmenst.

The
to a close with | She Serving. of

ness Unlimi ‘L. Nesbitt
explained the International Of-
fice and it’s uses. to’ the Pledges
with Mrs..J. Gormley’ giving a

“Wes réalize HAE we can't

INSURANCE

TABURAHEE AND, |
REAL ‘ESTATE .NEEDS
Phone. 365-7944

- ANDERSON -

_ SHSS Activities”

summary. of. the services, Ways
and Means‘and Social’ 1 Adivities
of the chapter. Mrs, ’E. Isakson
explained ‘the books used in the

lappi- :

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stall

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ton, te nneace the

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evs! or >flue neal
wall, .cool ‘sides and top. ‘highly: efficient for low, low”
$3.

‘bills,’ Yours: co: ipletel;

Furnace

a comictata heating: ayetent

‘or. ducts, comes with wal thermostat for. all

Crees

lodern“design. has:

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ays:
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on’ carpe
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~chase,: $2.00, ‘on: Inland’s;

By: MARIE ‘sETO :

G.

"Last: ‘week's ‘back-to-school
dance can:be ‘reported as a. big;
success,--The attendance .was ex-
cellent, Congratulations’ go out
to the decoration committee who

when’ if'is made up.

This week I interviewed, Mr.
‘Smith, another of our new tea-
chers, Mr. Smith’s hometown is | con
New, Westminster. He received |

did* a ‘fine job ‘in

his teacher

the : activity. room into “a \“red
‘school house.”
A Future Teachers’ Club has
been formed in the school mh
John: Holden,. our. : principal
sponsor. President of the a ie
is Dianne ’Soberlak; « vice-presi-
‘dent is Vicki Kellogg and secret-
‘ary-treasurer is Gwen: Jones.
. Our. boys’; soccer team is
‘really on the top this year.. In
a game against Nelson, the boys
came out. ‘with, a 41. victory.
Scorets. for ihe Winning team,
were:W. tapoff and

eae too. |)
A fall and. winter.

pose of the shows was. She sai
sto® help “teen:
ityles.that suit
vis: to.

C. At
present: he‘ teaches Physical Ed-
ucation, English and Guidance.
Mr, Smith is an ardent hockey
player and has travelled to Sale|
Lake City.and’ Denver playing
hockey ‘last winter. He ‘is coach-
ing the junior soccer team and
the gymnastics group.

<.) Jane“Lambeth’ is
school after two exciting
in Great, Britain. She tr:
through the .whole of E

a vas cl epol parti week iby {1
Castlegar -RCMP.: th driving
without due. care at atten!
and fined '$75.°:."

Mr. Perepolkin was involved

cultural programs each ‘year.

given with Mrs. J.-Dickson, Mrs,

F. -Mattiazzi,
Mrs.’ P.’F. ‘Konkin as ‘models.

were Mrs. Nesbitt and Mrs, Dick-

Me ae
3, A. Shutek,
and’ Mrs. D. + (J. sMaskell

hack : at |=

A short fashion ‘show: was

Cawte, ‘Mra. R.\Lightle, pars
Mrs. M. Wood’ and

' Hostesses ‘ for. the evening

"Pledges attending the meet-
Mrs, McFarlane,

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