10  . CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, June 26,1961

By OLUB-REPORTER |
; Com. Lamb reported at the re-
gular meeting of June 20 that there
are now.23¢ pald up. members and
that our branch had won ‘the shield
for the; year’1980 as having had

the greatest’ increase ie members |

He also tated that ‘avery mem-
ber would have to work at getting
members paid up and’ new mem-
bers signed up if we sre to make as
good. a showing, again this year,

‘The: } meeting was informed! that

‘a ‘part-time steward Is’ et
the club room and that any mem
ber interested should sontaat. Com.
Martin,

Com, Hughes addressed the |

meeting regarding one ayaa

being carried on: at! the present
time land he- wished to make: clear
that everything ts. being.done that
can be done’ with the ‘available

; | money and volunteer, labor at hand,
‘has

‘| pended approximatel

ly $12,
will teed ‘at- least that much" more

: "$50 Qnd,£
Scout Pack to ‘assist them in pur-

‘| chasing camping’ equipment” for

al : “Ghanees’ a-
= void’ “accidents anid:
fe heartache for~ others.---

"PUNCHES, Ni bob,
i

‘25°
‘gt ape, : mon cherry, 2 for ms

ie Stanley “Hu:
eae oar: Les -Waldie -won- the::Leaders’ club. award

and :.Miss ‘Buckna took the Agerega

Mrophy: 7

ore RE

ritally-

“ICE CREAM, Fauitless,, 3: pt: 49c

-the.,
and hold q bottle

they
. drive to repay thia $50 loan.
jerne reason‘for this second mo-4

tion was that although we: wanted
the boys to: have, camping;gear this,
er, We felt that this should
be ‘some incentive on their
help purchase It.
;Whe next Legion
will be held‘ Suly'S so we sincerely
hope Castelgar and ‘District has} a
strong Fepresentat : Yok
jhe: aebentary Pecan wos swon,

"BATHING: “CAPS — SUNGLASSES
‘SEE: E-THEM ALE AT THE:

‘yegular meeting
Kirinatrd Girl Guide Co, was held

on une 14th; in. the Tmprovepent :

Society Hall.

| The Guides ‘arched into thetr
hoqeeaioe, repeated. the-Guide pra.)
yer, la a promise ‘and werd in-
srceted: by,<thelr captain, Mrs, M.

Collens, and lieutenant, Miss Doris
Brommela! :

Lang, are
Sorge and Patricia Nevett a5 m
‘bers. of, fe Guide movement

em -:t0-

of Guides

‘phen Mra J!-R: CO. ‘MacBain’
enroled ‘Marin: Oddle, Eleanor Fink
and ‘Leona Lundquist as:Guides and)
welcomed them, , Second-year :ser-

.|,vice. stars were, presented to Lynn]
“Mebeod,

presented to Shirley | Dédesan, Carol

| | Coltens, “Nona ' Milis‘t and Diana

‘Courneyea. -Second-clasa*'’ badges
were presented to Jean Money Caml
‘Marte Collens:'' *

«Fire: ;brigade proficiency badges 4

‘were presented by Mrs, Rizzuto to
Terry, McLeod,. Lynn..Roberts, ‘Niki
8 | verzuh, Marie Collens, Rosalind Re
gan, Donna’ Walper, Linda Culle:
=| Dianne: ‘Langevin and Nona Mills.
‘postal proficiency“ ‘badges were!
firexented by Mrs;-MacBain to Irene
Deverney,’:: Muriel’ Fink,’: Shirley.
Dodgson and: Jill Macbeth +
On. behalf of. the 'Guide Com-,
pany Mrs; MacBain presented leu-

tenant :Brommeland : with a world ||

pin. The. Girl Guide: pennant for:
the best, ‘attendance - was. awarded
to the: poppy. patrol by Capt. a
Jens. Each. girl réceived.ia }
prati handkerchief from the!

SE pein who, will’ be. gong up
to Guides in the ‘fall were guests
at this meeting and were’ invited to
join in the’ Campfire’ Olrcle. * The
Guides; sang.thelr.songs from the
Cominco; Campfire Competition ta

packs, ::were , also,,invited' to’ this
meeting, ‘Muriel Fink was in charge
ook, Janice Heagy,

id the 2
attendance ‘of mothers_and. fathers
ecaae

the! home of their captaln, Mrs, M.
Collens in Blueberry. They enjoyed |
Mira, E. "Baills,

provid z
ee eee es girls are ia
‘paring for Guide Camp which. a

32 Sat the new!

and: od Bet
"After their Falry Hing the pack
leejasea games ;untll, time for res,
‘freshmenta_ of. wleners, watermelon!
‘and! Kool-ade‘served by/ Brown Owl;
saainted by} ,Tawny. Owl, Mrs. a

Bi 414 Reguler #34 49

eae

nd | there,

‘These will be circulated
committee ‘in’ th

value afvland end{ Nelson’ for tioundary ‘extension [and Jack, Banigen,.
ate. now. being prepared,

Municipal clerk Joe Logelin said

one :resident from the area who | PATS

PROVINCIAL LIBRARY,”

VICTORIA, By Cy.

ding to Columbia “river: pollution, a
delegation from ' the' Kinnaird coun-
cil was told Tuesday night.

Commissioners G. 5. Rust ‘and

'B, ©," Ackerman | of :the; Kinnaird
council “told | the -Castlegar ‘Council

that the subject had been referred} >

(tothe Pollution Control Board ‘by
Einnaird, ©

We are nob. tempting to’do
anything > unde

However, said’ ‘Mr, Ogiow, if the}:

Pollution Control Board

cations of pollution the ‘village will 5

take ‘steps :tovstop. it. <i.
Comm. ‘Aage ‘Bylyest sald. he
‘poll

"| crease in the price tag of the sy-
stem, can ‘be. expect by taking

Comm. Thorp said a $50,000 in-

the Hew,
Sper was Te

a A iehFeaentatives :

S| wered that" effluent ‘is° being’ dump:
ed above the’ sanitary land -fill but
made no“ reply ‘28" to: whether or
nob the,; department. .of: health is
aware that this is being done,

‘inna! une] iz
curling’ team to, defend. ie miunici- ce
pal ‘curling’ championship ‘title: in cell, group of: companies” 1n'/1963,,He

trengthened by the addition of fire president of hee. companies in-Ap-,
chief }Rene? Archambault-and civil é
defence officer Steve Jankola to the |!

went; to \Vanicouver ‘early. in: 1957.48

execut
,| bia, and’ Celgar, and /was appointed

hear wes low bidder: for the ‘Wood-

d log - obedience , cl:
by: ae ‘White of Pitts ‘Preserip fons, agai

for. the past. eight weeks, ‘are held.
to teach interested ‘persons ‘how.to
control their dogs and how to care
for the Properly.

In a letter''to, Kinnaifd colincl!
Mr, White sald‘the -classés: impress
‘on dog owners. “the need to super-
vise thelr dogs at all .

wae. 1s that dogs which have b
by. ‘the owner .are no!

7. | properly trained: cand cared: for.”

that the lower part of the, village is
foe

by ‘hallding heavy thick ‘walls.’

3 a
7-acre'site’in the lower part of the
village. The new report stresses

* be “obtained only

to ‘anyone simply: ‘Because |‘
| the: ‘ofner. has found: out! what: his

<M. White j said | tn « his .. lelter i
ery |

land - 2 14 s@lementary “school he
fence ere Opened ‘Hast: nightt

dealt “with: a :
e's con~
copia ‘ot :

“tof. tie

do 10 ine

i
isture. «|
Feoom- |}
fo

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ty ik chee for!$400' kes besa gi-
‘ven. to the aretia’ by. local ‘755 of

were taken into the village he
‘would pay $440. However, he now
pays 9120" @. year for garbage col-

‘and would *

was into’ the / ‘village expense if the Ghextiko joins Cos-