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Women’s Place.
Is Lively Subject

’>! Are we utilizing the potentiall-
tles of. our intelligent’ wometto
the full.in North! American ‘sd-
ciety? Dick Wade,’ table’: topics
master, at the last Castlegar Toast-
masters meeting Inunched the ques-
‘tion at the club's first ladies night
of the new scason and |

The - discussion ‘guickly nar-

of ‘whether; or’ not. wives should
work, Bill Reed led the opposition
with’ tho argument’ that ‘a wife is
the ‘centre, of ‘the homo: and be.
longs there, He’ was »vigorously

had a vigorous debate ‘Vhis
hands,’,

Experience |
Counts!

“THE “CHAIRMAN OF ;
COUNCIL MUST HAVE
HAD PREVIOUS VILLAGE
EXPERIENCE. VE HAD:
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Vote ,COOK for:

e Maintenance of present
-fax level or less.

‘e@ Pay-as- -you-go policy.’

© Closer cooperation _bet-
ween citizens and village
. council,

@ Support all schools, hos-
‘pitals and ‘anything , for
the general.’
= the community.

“For ar Castlogar Chairman

4 | 'pabilitles, “To :

elfare of :

yy Allan
fan Peterson and/Bob Watter:
‘Peter Majesgey. led the. “pro:

len“Selbie agreed ‘that they should
have enough time to do so since
they had so’'many “labor saving
devices—particularly that mast du-
rable model—the modern husband,
‘BAL Waldie rounded out: the
discussion | with © the "suggestion
that‘ women are also people” with,
their’ individual ambitions and ca-
york outside ’: thie
home or’ not, therefore was jan in-

sonality and’ circumstances. ;

monished the ‘speakers for straying
away from’ this!and other table
topics’ discussed. } “,

After the toast to the ‘Queen,
proposed by ‘Sid: Sidoni.,and the
toast. to the ‘ladies - by “Herman
Kemperman and ‘anawered by Mra.
‘A.’ Shatek, ; Toastmaster’. George
Marken introduced: the ‘evening's

stration: Gn. thé : three ‘points “of |:
public speaking; Bill Weldie, who
offered ‘an. erudite on the theories
history ‘and : practice” of taxation;

1} Ed Mosby, who used excerpts from

‘Hansard ‘-and * personal boyhood
recollections to illustrate ‘a witty
and. interesting. discussion | of
speech and the speaking voice;‘and
3, Charters who used a clay female
figure he was thaking as:a. ‘‘mat-

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rowed ‘down’ to: the:/old. question | ;

and Jnaigted that in many, tt Hi 4 f
it
the wife Working. Chairman ‘AL 3

dividual matter dependent on per: :

Georg -Shanks,: as evaluator, | *
while approving’ of the, vigor, and |.
thoughtfulness..of the debate. ad-|

IN CANADA

‘IT HAPPENED :

By Mal.
. Gampbell

Lprtrdltees DOES TELL ,: |
wren HE CALLED THE
PATENT OFFICE AT NINE, .
.FOUND A LADY.
THE

speakers —- Paul Moroso, who gavé | meeting.
A an in audieiiee participation | demon- |

cc

er! al manifestation” of: Joan of
‘¢, maid of Orleans’ in a eulogy
‘on’ woman, *

George Guimont, the ‘standby
speaker": will spe at’ the next

The. speakers ‘were evaluated
on their efforts by Andy Shutek,
Bin ill Reed, Harvey Pitman and by
area: governor’ Reg Dill who also
Presented. each of . the

“Its Organize
To. Got ‘Out Vote
Next “Thursday

‘The recently formed Castlegar.
Kinnaird Junior Chamber of Com-
merce will ‘conduct: a Vigorous

with a Toastmaster’s pin..
“One of the wittiest ¢

in: C
Hegar ne Kinnaird next. nt Thray

of ‘the ‘evening ‘was ‘given “by ‘the
‘Um and Ah’ counter, Allan Wood-
row, who found that’ one’ exper-
jenced’ speaker alone was: guilty
of 17 ‘Ah’s’ for. the evening.
‘Mr. Woodrow described'““UM",
a prefix of Anglo Saxon and Scandi-
navian origin signifying “around”,
“about”, ete. we oe

“the Jaycees advised Castlegar
council: at’ its meeting: lastiweek
that they have .a’ cavalcade of 10] ny
rears organized which willbe led
by. an’ RCMP patrol, car, a. fire
truck and the Castlegar ambulance.

+. The Jaycees “will also. tele-|’

Phone, everyone on the voters’ list

hY
of surprise, -pity;: ‘complaint,* con-
tent, dislike, joy, exultation,: dis-
like, ‘according to:the manner of
utterance.

“Um": and “Ah"® counter. for a
long -time’ so, when’ one: member
was assigned : the,’ job :for ladies
night, most members probably. ask-
ed’ themselves, ““Ig "this job‘ neces-
sary?” Momentarily therefore this
reaction ’ was’ probably ‘confirmed

when: the ‘'Um and: Ah Counter”,
Allan Woodrow, got to his feet and

‘admitted, that: this’ had been” his

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Kiddies’ Christmas Party ‘in

Hall-;December’ 20,

1963

Children between ages of 3-10 “years

. elusive.

“Please ‘call one ‘of the f

December 6.°.
REMEMBER.

oman

initial reaction as well.

None, ithe lens, Allan is a tho-

id ‘the members and

re Ghuckted appreciatively as

he. explained: how he had pursued

his “elusive ° quarry « through’ -dic-

tionaries of ¢ver increasing dimen-

sions until he arrived at the above
definitions...

The chuckles became guffaws
as he admitted that he had become
50, ‘fascinated by the ‘“‘Ahs”—50 of
fi five | mi

‘The ‘club. has “not used’ ‘an|:

g the em of Polling ‘hours. -

¢ minco Power

Record Honored

1One- million accident: free m man
hours have been recorded by the
power department’ of the Consoli-
dated - Mining:'and Com-

‘The followlig letter
ith: by, Castlegar, council ‘at’ its
meeting: ; last 's we
professional ‘ plan KS
mann,’ the ‘letter ” Seale’ with tho
matter of pedestrian acces to the

.| area west of the CPR

ons
improvement "co ura; be
made" by providing the’ proposed
level : walkway) crossing’ between

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REAL“ ESTATE NEEDS.
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Crescent and ‘Lakeview St:

f'.a'/pedestrian ‘crossing’! of
‘MibSrallway tracks for. the ‘areas
Which Ue west of the

distances ‘and times ':is

area, The .walking distances listed
are ‘approximate calculated: ave-
rage distances for the areas. . .

. Crossing1: refers to' a level
treet. crossing in‘‘the. vicinity” of
the exiating private crossing. Cross-
ing 2 refers to a proposed ‘level

walkway crossing approximately 1,
100/feet north of the railway. sta-
tion building. Such: a ' pedes'
crossing could be built asia. walk-

would connect on the east side

_ with the. junction .of Creacent St.

and Columbia ’ Ave, and ‘on. the
walkw:

Crossing'3 refota toa
rian ‘overpass: bridge which: ctu
be located approximately 90 feet

‘| north of the point where the vil-
lage boundary running west to east | :

meets the railway right of. way:
the vicinity of the ‘village: hall:
The list” shows ‘comparatlve
distances and ties the the. three
aeas west of the tracks. The north
wuilt ‘up? with 48° houses,
the: en mt it fhe ee i pe is un-

South areas adequately, and no im-

North’ area the: distance to the
busines ‘district “is inconvenient,
However, about’ 50 houses at the
south end of the village are at the

‘The distance:from the North area

to the ‘business district ‘could’ be

cut in ‘half by providing crossing

2. The distance to thé school would
tened.

point: whére’! sn overpass’ bridge,
Crossing -3,: would: provide: relief.

‘area’ west .of the
tracks: is:fully, built up it. will ac.
commodate ‘about 200. families, of
these about 40 families. would be-

pany. at) Trail, ‘it was
by Cominco's safety and hygiene
department.

The 48: empolyeés who look | ~

after conversion of power, for, elec-
trolytic processes have: worked for
more.thannine years without a
disabling -accident.

It is the: tenth - ‘time in the
history of the company that a de-
parment has’ worked 1,000,000 man

‘Warming About
Flammable Solvents

The indiscrimi: use of gaso-
line ‘and. other flammable solvents
as cleaning: agents in industry. has
brought ‘a. warning. from the acci-|
dent, Prevention department. of : the |

hours ‘without:

injury.
The occasion’ was celebrated by
steak dinners attended’ by the en-

‘Board in
Vancouver.” ie
The’ “WCB. ceautlons - ndustiy

jain -
alone, that Ee forgot to count the

There ‘were “ang” at: the: be-
-ainning of sentences and “‘Ahs” a

thé ‘end: of ;sentences ‘and :{‘Ahs”
peppered. through them: at ‘every.
possible angle: and :aspect.,-There
were “‘thatAhs", ““I:think Ahs",
fom “Ahs”: and “Ab against the
walled: cities”, It was a humbling
experience for, the guilty. parties,
allo: whom’ whee

tire and of-
Hetels. i

3. V. Rogers, manager of he
engineering division, said: the safe-
ty achievement was “a very  ex-
eellent® record” for the type’ of,

work the men, are doing. ° He ‘said }

only. one other such |.record ; has
been “attained* in the engineering
division. ene

J, B, Bik

that an: “Rumber. of \in-
juries ‘are’ occuring.’ from : explo-
sions and fires caused ‘by, workmen
using gasoline and other flammable]
solvents for’ cleaning ‘and. degt

ing ‘purposes.

}Many.‘of these’ “solvents ‘are_al-
so being used for cleaning purposes
by.the general,’ Public he are un-
aware. of ' the’

their’ tge.*

Crossing 1 serves the new and|*

provements are anticipated by pro- |. :..:;
viding * other’ crossings,” For~the |*

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FOR ‘THE

= BETTERMENT:

OF THE VILLAGE:

- at home In front:
- old rocking: chatr.

q “This Weekend, marks the ‘loss =

of thie’ major portion ‘of the hunt-

ing season throughout the Province ‘

except : for’ ducks” and : ‘ea!
Kootonays.: Elk and ‘Deer of both
sexes -are | still open’ from roe
south: till Dec,’ 22°80’ those: who
have not filled: their’ “age, by this

. Weekend ' still have.

It's Bulls only in:the East Koo

tenayp ‘till ‘the end of ‘this week |‘;

and : there, ‘are ‘tila. lot, of. Elic

. being! taken® arbitnd Wardner; Jaf-|
fre,’ Canal’ Flats and ‘the: Picker: | 5,

ing Hills country. ‘They're heading
out to: the winter feeding grounds

}., and. this heavy,’snow- is pushing
* them right, atong to those, waiting
: ‘for, them ‘on’ the way through.

Ray Lee and Frank: Low) bag.

no game: “This proves the point
too —-'you never, get: them’ sitting

» with ight: others from’
.. and watching them bed down: ‘They

drove through:a‘camp of about:20
‘had ‘all: been, hunting

the -rolling * country,:. parked their.
with thelr: rifles.

jour ‘climb, thoy |g,

ere't! ey: had
ed soma, sand

: were goon out much to the

of the boys down b

> day,
> day, they headed into my favorite ba

hunting -country,,' thé /Elk Valley:
It, .was‘snowing when they camped

the fire in the | that

Ing «:
coming. when., they ‘awoke,
knowing . how: it) can ‘settle i
that “country, they headed ‘out,
‘Withchains on. the four wheel
drive and in Bull low they helped
two, parties: out ‘from’ Vancouver

tion’ officor’ Pete “Ewart.and’ ano-

next day,'tho Ball was started roll-
the other ‘hunters out
trapped;‘In’ tho - Valley.

+ Art\‘ond\Frank headed’ back
‘home, with'a'stop at Elko to wach
“sheep* - grazing

fotin ‘Bach brought back a nice
four ‘point bull. ‘Moose .after:.an
eight hour: pack ‘to ket, it out, .and
as-‘ho‘'said “a: milo ‘of ‘that was
uphill; where: my. ‘partner met me
‘and helped to; take it: the’ rest ‘of

Finley Greek and “tn go doing earns
the hard) luck award for. this year,
‘Apparently Bud threw'a ‘conrod in
his \Volkswagon‘on the Salmo-Cres-
fon ighway: a nd had to get. tow-
the! wagon, came
Sue Sweeny’s' car

then; pulled’ our local" conserva-_
ther: officer ‘out; of the ditch, The |.;

‘Finley: Creck country the ‘temper: |“ 4

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é Everyone Welcome

;| ature dropped to:12 below. “Froze | a’

the: water’ on‘ tho stove, eggs, milk
and. everything below waist level,”
Doris’ informed: me.:"Why ‘it was
80 ‘gold;:we “slept; inside of two
sleeping, bags,‘ with.
nela“and toquoion:' And ‘I'm sure
that: if we hadn't: liad those. toques
on'we would have got Pnuemonta,"
she':said..,

“Besides it’ being cold, Bud's

seope: went’ aut of whack’ and he |"

inissed "while « shooting two) Elk

my.-red ‘flan-)

She ‘andereroft of, St. ‘Davi 8)
Church, | was ‘a very busy place .on

>>| Saturday’ afternoon Noy. 23, when
5 hk Castlegar. branch ofthe WA| R.
nh

a.very successful | Chriatmas

‘were welcomed

‘| Mrs, ee Donnan, -the president. ae
W.:Reed,‘vicar's warden ident and | ,

opened ‘the’ sale wishing the mem-

bers “every, success, ‘He welcomed
| th

ests. and hoped all: would
have/sa\ pleasant «afternoon. ; *..)’
“The hall was appropriately de-

ce cloth’ and * centered’; with
large Christnias tree on a round
mirror,:'The. base. ofthe: tree’ was
surrounded by amall lighted:Christ-
mas™ lights. ’:The Christmas’: tree
was made: of; white. net and was
‘covered:(,with. tiny. Christmas  or-

The centre ‘piece “was
flanked ‘on ‘either side.by tall light.
ed green.jtapers, ‘Mrs,: E.:Herman

corations ‘and corsages Mra. J
Killough | and); Mrs, EB. Horan
Doll: contest was in charge.of. Mrs.

‘Weat; jelly bean _suessing con:
test," Mrs.) eee

the’! teas: ind, the’ girls' were very.
pais in their: uniforms

ner of the jelly.bean ‘guessing. She
guessed 255 beans: inthe ar and
there, were 256.

«The door. prize which | was
donated by ‘Miss Doris, Westwood
in? England: was won vy. Mrs, J.

was ‘responsible for, the «
of the «tal i

‘The walidual tea tables were

cach centered with‘a small Christ.

and‘ four Deer: They. had’ Elk pass | mi
behind'the dabin’ whilo: they were | lar

away® hunting and‘ even’.'walking
in‘ their, tracks, in’ the fresh ‘snow.
However’ just to” make him ‘feel
good. Dorls~: nalléd:;'a Doe: with
a neck “shot. and “Wilf: picked up

a button buck..On his return home | <*

Bud: found: someone ‘had ‘run ‘over
pnd," killed? his Collic:, dog :and
swears. he ian’t’ going hunting aga-
in.) (They. are, already.” planning

‘year’s: hunt.) Never «mind,

ne
Bud, there’are trips: like-that, but :

not, too‘ often.
1 Jae, Fodo: ‘and Gordon‘ Pettitt
‘got skunked ‘on ‘their: two-day: jaunt

last weekend over. in'the. Plumbob | J.
Country. after’ Elk, while *: Danny,

and ‘Nethic* oshen, picked’ up 2

iilough ‘and. Mrs. ‘Herma: ‘are
to’ be commended: for’. all’ .their

;| hed. been dressed by ia Killough

was won by rs. Me Brandson of
Kinnaird, *

work ine making all: the':decora- 7

after’the' tea...

of Robson, Mrs. D. A. McIntosh
Kinnaird,’ Mr
Castlegar. and. Mrs.’ J, Hatlen of

johnson

ly; bake ta- |"

enn
CAL Hostetter.and ‘Mrs,
ible ‘of ‘Christmas fe:

yuck
tracked ‘a big: ‘black bear, fuel

couldn't ‘come up with: him.

but: “mainly. I believe: ‘because, eve>
Tyone:is concentrating on’ hunting
at! Present arid ‘not’ too: many:

_Mra,
of Novato,.. California, ‘who “have
been the: guests for the “past 10

ona Mrs:'B. Hill, were, joined Sun-
diy.by Mr, Peterman. Tuesday Mr.
and.Mrs.’Peterman and family left

| for. Creston, where they will visit |: .
s|-will celebrate their golden wedding bess :

this ‘weekend:
Open: house. was’ held ‘at ‘the
‘United; Church: Manse*: Sunday,

‘Presiding atthe urns ‘auring
the ‘afternoon were ‘Mrs, J..Smith | -

; BAILLIE, “Annie E.

Bi “PUBLIC: NOTICE = ‘HEREBY GIVEN TO. THE ELECTORS OF. THE =
% MUNICIPALITY. AFORESAID THAT A’ POLL HAS BECOME NECES-
SARY-:AT THE; ELECTION . NOW. PENDING, AND THAT I HAVE:
GRANTED: SUCH POLL; 'AND,: FURTHER, THAT THE PERSONS
DULY. NOMINATED: “AS CANDIDATES. AT THE SAID ELECTION,
é FOR ‘Wuom ONLY VOTES WILL: BE RECEIVED, ARE:-

us - 8th: Ave.
168 - 7th Ave.

2 Years
2. Years.

Is School Trustee |

:| JACOBSON Phyllis. A. 5 School ‘Trustee

# SUCH POLL WILL BE OPENED AP THE KINNAIRD IMPROVEMENT.
: SOCIETY. HALL: ON THE 5TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1963, BETWEEN
THE: ‘HOURS OF 8:00 A.M AND 00 P.M.;-OF WHICH EVERY PER-
: SON IS HEREBY “REQUIRED T TAKE NOTICE AND GOVERN
peers ACCORDINGLY. |

Guests were received by. Rev. and | : :

Mrs. : EF.
church. from

Willey. ‘Tea was served |”
:| by ‘the Jadies ‘ofthe chi
Castlegar, Robson and Kinnaird. ©’

‘speakers, a reminder of the fruits
of ‘complacency and’ oné of the
‘highlights’ of the: evening...

\) “Ittwas also. a/reminder. to: ‘all
present: that there are. no. second:
ary duties at a: ‘Toastmasters meet:

The feo is the measure of the man,

members to develop: them by prac-
icing speaking and singing when-
‘ever. they had the

Pt
becauie “the men believe in.them",

He said: the .depatment. had - only |’

16 lost-time accidents since: its for.
mation.

NO NAME: -:NO‘GIFT’ =I

C. Peppard 365-5443 ;R. Wadey. 365-4081.

J. Leckie 365-8389

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guests at ee als dinner
Yneluded Mrs, “Reg  Dill,,, Mrs. P.
Majesgey, Mrs. G. ‘Markin; Mrs. P.
‘Moroso, ‘Mrs. E. Mosby, Mi

Pitman, “Mrs.

Sidoni, * Mra, M; Thompson, Mrs.
-D,’ Wade, Mrs. W. Waldie and Miss

Edwards,

‘The next meeting will be held |’

in the City Centre Motel tonight.
one ..wishing «to. join the

,| club’ should contact a’ club. mem-
.| ber -for an: invitation.:' Any. club

wishing a speaker is.advised’ to

contact ‘E. Mosby in Castlegar.

: “KINNAIRD ‘FORUM :

con | Te.

: SAR AT. THE ELECTION: ‘NOW. PENDING,- “AND: THAT. I’ HAVE
{GRANTED ; SUCH :POLL; “AND; : "FURTHER, THAT ‘THE -PERSONS
DULY: NOMINATED’ AS CANDIDATES. AT THE: SAID ELECTION, '
FOR WHOM ONLY VOTES Wo BE RECEIVED, ARE: s

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