CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 29, 1967

Kinnaird Socials
Hominiuk left Sat-
Banff where she has
taken | employment for the sum-

vis left aerenty.

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

Doris Da'
for Toronto where she will tal
ina gummer of service for echool and'it is with more than
ie United Church of Canada. |a"iittie sadness that we bring
Recent visitor to the home sar column to a close.
. Fred Briggeman | We —- the A and B English
a Wire: a Port. Sree of KJSS, have enjoyed
hid our project of ri ting to you
on school happen!
We are quite praia that we
have never missed a: deadline.

chi
work alle ea at which we look at our

ae been a sneverto-be
forgtien year. In the library

are leaving
benefit of those who will follow,

a Jago Ay colored album
Prd rcipines 0 f all’ our col-

i Ja tits lac:

PUBLIC od The pages are. interspersed
wi poms to illustrate
Phone 365-6770 grade, sevens will enjoy incre

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Notice of Special General
Meeting of The.
Kootenay Society for
Handicapped Children

TONIGHT, JUNE 29 = 7.30 P.M.
SILVER BIRCH SCHOOL

BUSINESS For the purpose of voting on
changing the name of the society to’ The
Kootenay Society’ for Retarded Children
and Adults.

album in|ted our

Secretly some of us cherish
the notion of having another
look at it ourselves — say in our
erade 12 graduating year!

Mr, Lind, — would you en-
the idea of having a class

of peat Reunion???)
wouki like to say that
when ‘Nancy nEowley received
the Best’ All Round
e tears in her eyes;
made us understand

ertainly th
most boautigal ta ail Belts Gol
| umbia.

Just last week we Sondic,
“green

RED CROSS
SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS

CLARKE’S POOL

— FIRST CAMPAIGN —
JULY 4 to JULY 14
APPLICATION FORM

@ring this form with you on July 4 at ‘9 a.m.)
Name
Address
Town
Age Inches
Please Check; [1] Beginners; 1) Novice. 0 Adult

Swimming Experience Gf any)

Phone

I am enclossing my fees of $ in advance
ALL FEES MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE

A Picalo Bring Brings
- Rohson Sunday
School to a Glosa

‘Under bright sunny skies,| 51

pupils, teachers and parents
brought another Sunday School
year to a close.

Following are winners of

socest

Site
 inkte Giraud, 2, Marie
fferson, 8, Debbie Rob-

ertson.
Boy's 6-8
Sanford, 2. Ed-

1. Jamie
mond Anderson, 3: Derek Pinton.
Git 9-10-11
1. Joy Uhieke, 2. Kathy Sali-
ken, 8. Nancy Graham.
Boys 9-10.

‘Shawn
zureke 3. David Graham. ©
Girl's 12 and over
. Elaine Anderson, 2. Col-
een Flynn, 3. Louise Zurek.
Sits Sn leg,
Winky Girl, Penny Hil-
mo, 4 Marie Christofferson,
Debbie Robertson. 3. Judy Zur-
ek, Bernie Hilmo.

ged
fare ek,
Fen: 2.:-Dawn : Geiger,
Gieger, 3. David Graham,

urek,
ire and over 3 Legged
Elaine Anderson, Coleen
Find, 2. Mark Zurek, Tim Sath-
3. Louise Zurek, Lora Lee

Spoon and Marble 68 girls
23 Cie storterson ig
ay ware 3. Winky Gi
1, Edmond Anderson, 2.
Derek Pointon, 3. Casey Flynn.
9-11 girls
c co, she Pat st 2, Joy
Boy's "sai

Shawn
gurek, 3. David Graham,
Girl’s over 12
@ Zurick, 2, Tina
Saliken, 3, jieen Flynn,
Sack Race, Cole 68
1. Winky Giraud, 2. Marie
Christofferson, 3, Judy Zurek.
Boy's 68
pate Derek Pointon, 2. Jamie
Sanford, 3. Edmond Anderson.
cite 11

ton; 3.

Boy's. ed

nn, 3. Frank Z
12 ane over
. Elaine ee 2 Louise
zureke 8. Tim Sathers.
Wheelbarrow race
Flynn, Derek Poin-
ton z z Gordon and Shawn. Flynn,
frank and: Mark aire and
|Debbie Pointon, Kathy Salike

Mid; ee eer
T.

Flynn, 2. Frank a

Flynn, 2. Mark oi

1. Joy jor ciask 2D . Debbie Poin- u

over the’
(left) when Lance Harrison

Lance: Harriso: - his dixie-
land band and. Vocalist Jim John-
son are’ the: stars oft the ‘second:
CBC Centennial. music tour. wi
visits Trail’next Wednesday. Ad-
mission is free. 5
Lance’ and-his ban will: play

of'one of the old tunes: of the twenties
and thirties + oo be sung by: vocalist Jim, Jot

"Harrison. Band in Trail

ith | ly completed .series ‘with Lai

we stock a full sofection af

SAVAGE SHGES

far children

Maddocks Shoe Store

Ross nd-Trall Highways, District
NOTICE To ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Sealed tenders will be i ed by the dersigned
for the supply and ‘ins on. of electrical facili-
tiey required for the Weigh Scale building at Kin-
naird, B.C. up to 2.00 p.m, July 14, 1967.
Plans and specifications an be seen at 3288 Col-
umbia A Re
, supplied upon request Outalde lighting pile: and
luminaires will be supplied and the poles erected.
The Department will do the necessary trenching
» and backfilling.
Lowest’ or any bid not necessarily accepted and
no bids will be considered that contain escalator

clauses.
R. E, McKeown, |
District Superintendent
_ Dated ‘at Rossland, B.C.
June 28rd, 1967

comes’ to town for a free

and: TV on. many. occasions in
the past few years and most
were featured on the just recent:

on. radio, The Old'Song Shop and
TV, Lance’s Jazzhouse.
. ouring With Lance are: Don

of music at‘each 60iminute con-
cert and all-concerts will be re-
corded by :the’, CBC “for broad
cast a8 .a'18-week series on the
CBS Radio: network, starting in
September.
‘Featured with Lance. Harri-
son are‘six Vancouver musicians
who are e! ig a reputation as
Canada’s ‘finest. They have all

Jack * Fulton,
trombone; Bud Henderson piano;
Stan Johnson, /bass; Al Johnson,
drums and banjoplaying. lady,
Ruth Dewhurst. Ruth Dewhurst
appeared. with. Lance. Harrison
on the CBC national TV network
series,’ Some: of ‘Those Days. ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
Lanee and his band recently ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD

appeared in the Canada Pavil-
Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order

Fly! appeared ‘on “both CBC radio

lion at Expo ’67. _’
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

+ S< THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL” 79-9"
Be Safe On Your Holidays!
For.Car or Boat — Fire Extinguishers.

CASTLEGAR COURSE

“By
BUFFER JOHN

The ladies’ open was held
last Saturday with 53 contest-
ants from local and surrounding

. | areas: swatting it out -for top

honours,

The following list shows how
the ladies did in their various
flights:

A Elight

Low. gross.— M. Moroso &
Runner up’— 1. Morris. T,
97; Low net — M. Karliner T
83; Runner up — J. Scodellero
‘T, 84; Longest drive — B. For-
rest; Least putts —'F.:Lauriente;
Honest ‘golfer — J. Shannon B
Most putts — — D: Kimura T.'

B Flight

C Flight

Low gross '— ,M. ‘Zinio. C,
119; Runner up — J..Reed ¢
123; Low net — D. gKoehle oi
93; "Runner up — M. Crei;

Cc, ‘95; Longest drive — M: ree
bell R (on 13); Least’ putts — C.

NOTICE

SUPER-VALU

and

SAFEWAY
WILL BE OPEN

ALL DAY MON

DAY

Lyons C, 37; Honest golfer — E.
Murray CG; Most putts — E. Ry-
sen pa

‘prize — closest to hole
on 12 2 tien Shot) —: Scedellero
T. No putts — V: Staudinger —
Not chip in ae ‘Murray No. 3

The ladies have improved the
club house with ‘some pretty
drapes and are' now in the pro-
cess of further. improvement: to
our second home.

The course on the whole is

ways.
Waiter Jacobson has. sent
cut notices to all members for
the special meeting to be held
July 13 in the Legion hall.
Paul Moroso will ‘have the
debenture cheques out this week-
end'so many will -have travelling
money for the holiday weekend.
We urge .eyery. ‘member to
obtain d rule book from the pro
and study it well’so that you are
not. embarrassed. in any .way
while playing on’ other courses
during your. holidays this sum-
mer,
We ‘are very. pleased with
the changing attitude: of many

on the course. There

are sti a few ‘bulldozers”

aa De. . oS sPrimary Il 1: “Bren
LINOS == SASH AND DOOR Johnson, 2.’ Brian Kirk, 8. Nor-

around. but, on the whole, the

$1.50 each

too facies pleses ones “We ‘Take Better. Care of Your Building Needs”

tive. 636 COLUMBIA AVENUE — PHONE 365-5155
Thank you and good golfing. : : ints a tt

AN N U At

This i is your opportunity to really, save on ee

Heal ese of 10% will be applied on. all
genera it. o} (2 e on:

- Hardware and Diygnode i in the Psa ba

‘Listed are some of the Speciale ane will be fox

tured during this sale:
Groceries

Mushrooms, stems and pieces, 10 oz. ..
Peanut Butter, 48 oz. each.

Instant Chocolate, 2 Ibs. each .
Orange Juice, 48 02. 0.0.00... 5..
Strawberry Jam, 4 lbs., each

Poly Tea Bags, 100°s -

Coffee, 2 Ib. pkg. .

Wax Refills, 100 ft.,

Hardware

Galvanized Garbage Cans, la size, each .

Manure Forks, D Handle, each ..

Kids Swimming Pools, 54". XT 1°, each

Swimming Fins, each ..

Insulated Jugs, 80°oz., each .

3 piece Luggage Set,

Mens 8°". Work Boots, reg, $22.95. Sa

iGainaday Auto. Washer, reg. $298.50 Sale.

Viscount 14" Upright Freezet, reg. $259.50
le:Price’..

Viscount ‘Auto. Washer with ‘Sud Saver ...

reg. - $339.50. Sale: ........0..0..-.
MANY "MORE ITEMS ' TO CHOOSE, FROM

KC Co-op Society

BRILLIANT; B.C.

... 3 for $1.00
99c

“SHSS student Lucy Kazakoft
of ‘Brilliant was the winner of
an. all-expense pa ald trip to Expo

outh, As ‘Univeraities ‘and ‘Col
leges, were established,- Rusalan
became a, part of © ithe, foreign | lif

67, for
and’ Their Contrib lition to Can-
adian‘Culture.

») The) .essay competition for
which Lucy wrote her essay was

Inguages: for study. iby,
any. amudent '

‘om the erude classroom,
of the /Russian:
universities: of,:

‘lal
onsored by. the | Union | of into

‘outh,” . 2?
-The Castlegar, N News takes

jeasure in reprodu the
. planus He cing

‘RAGING WHITE WATER is

. the scene at: Pass Creek Falls

as rising levels force an even’
greater amount, of runoff
‘waters than usual over the
falls.. Taken, on. a..warm day
this. week, ‘this shot shows
the, foaming waters as they |

sweep over the rock bluffs] ture

before rolling into the placid
water of the’ “ol’ ‘swimmin’
hole” at Pass Creek Park,

farther downstream. — Cas-

tlegar News Photo

The Church of God
Picnic Successful

Sunny skies and wwea-

ther, blessed the ann Kin- Jin this
nairt

‘d Church of ‘God fe e~
nic recently and insured a plea-
sant time for, all,

ining with an’ outdoor |
ervice Pastor Ira John- jibeliefs

worships
son welcomed the good turnout.
Races, were

held ‘for. young | to’! achieve.

and old. Results were as follows:
Tiny Tots —.1. Salley Bird,
2 Michasl Band, 3, Mark Kowal-

2. Becky Vigne o ethy
son, gue,
Harms.

ida

Juniors — 1: Sam Harms, 2

b
Marlene’ Kowalko,' 3. ‘Valetie
Palsson.

Seniors — 1. Carol Tomlin,
Harms,

Ladies ‘— = Pat Bagan, 2.
H. Vandersvohn, :3. ‘Betty Stone: |:

~essay by: one “of
Castlegar trict’s best stud
‘ents, jfor the information of all
citizens of the area, both the} ®
others citizens and
of

‘Today, all Canadians are re-
miniscing on their great past. As
everyone shares'in this experi-
ence,’ one ‘is ‘remiided of the.
many, pioneers who played an
active role in the drama of Can-
ada’s Centenary.

In 1899 ‘a’ great era opened |
in. Canada with.the ‘arrival: of al
brave, new, people. ‘After many,
years of suffering in Russia for
the sake ofthe jealous PEGuOrVA,
tion of their own

communal way or @. forth

sake of their religion and rusts

age. on -thelr ‘arrival in! Can-|

they: oltled ae near) fn Yorkions| istic

tehewan on Jand set aside)
for'them ,under the Homestead
Act, smhese. yearly: settlers ‘estab-
lished themselves in

a view to)greater convenience in
the etablishment 61 of schools and

churches and to the attainment
of social ‘advantages of like ¢har-
acter. This enabled them ‘to: pre-
serve -more: of :their ‘unique na-

tional: characteristics which have| B

enriched ‘the, Canadian: ulate)

way,
of life, the Doukhobors brought
to a young, vigorous nation a
wealth of pioneer: experience, of,
unique ideas and rich traditions
which'have contributed much to’

understand what is meant by the},
term, “culture.” Culture can be
defined as the many things that:
makeup the way of life of a

people, coming down to them

the enrichment of Canadian cul, fi

‘Before going on, it is well to Ts

from the Past. It can be clearl:
Nustrated “in | their : languages,’

eat, how they.
make a living ya how they BOV-| 5)
ern. ghemselves: The Doukhobors
had th way of life
and Anion a played a Va vital role
new. Canai drama.

The © Doukhobors brought
with them the very basis

. religion. . As

tle th

‘peace is the be;
it, great achievement will follow.
As Christial Doukho-

brotherhood amo) :
es. With this love for one anoth-
ssbion an

HOMES
See: the New. “61

sve cont sJanguage.
the foundation of their ideas and
‘customs. It.was a rich’and beau-
language which the Doukho-

b
‘bors. prized - highly. :. They were

it ared to give. 1]
pas ty ia SO. ‘they

age for an; ot
evan to sp in every-

‘Award Homes:

ANDERSON
AGENCIES
Phone:365.6451

day life:
~~) As: time* passed and. lore
foreign settlers .p Can-

‘They int
tried to vine other” ‘groups that
and‘after

adapted: their
skills and set to work with a willl
supported: by. sical strength
and: matiahe ak unsurpassed in
Canadian history, In the Prairies,
for .example, they.’ t + larg
hich have" since

for they. tolled): long: ‘and

easily,
hard: ‘carning thal b it ‘by! the | f
mi

Suigat ios of ‘their.
o farming was, their
staple: ie occupation they's00n ex-
‘mo’ ‘to
B.C,‘ the Doukhabors contribut-
ed more’ of their: pioneering in-

iMative in clearing land‘and rock,
‘Here

The religion of the Doukho-
bor. bor people tal taught them a simple
reflected; in their
dress Although today ‘much of
the originals style shas:been lost, | a
fe at special gatherings or.per-
'| formances, | the,traditional dress
| {8 seen, The} distinctlye: Doukho-
,| bor dress: consists \of long, gath-
ered skirts, and: ‘plain overblous-
14 28; heads) ara covered by. lace or
He lered shaw: 4

le Pre) oral ion of thelr

tunity for all to aay rich music,
The’ Doukhobor music has
improved considerably, and now
it is belng enjoyed by many Can-
ns: who, some. know-
ledge: of the Russian : language,

are able to srasp the inner. truth | : .

and, beauty.o of
Agr added another |
exciting | ‘chapter, to'Canadian cul-

e,
‘As one thinks: again of Can-
adn Centennial Selebeatlonsiot of

clothing, \, beat
was: develo; a thelr crochet-

‘villages, em-|"\*" °‘The®
bracing at least 20 families, with) |

m social ‘gatherings: and
tetrentionan, periods, folk S0ngs
and more, ovis music ‘evolved;

knitting, * and als
: Sec ne, Held of culture, *;

Paste and government, 0 one can
P! the ' part
layed by the pee An the in the

ice.

Both; lodges: then. rere
to. the Nordic ‘Hall :w! mere both
held_their- regular. meetin,

Mrs,’ W. Houston .of Gastle:
gar was: the’ recipient: of’a 50-
Isobel Gordon

year pin, Sister
;| made’ the ’ presentation.’
| Houston «joined; the "Rebekah

Lodge ‘June ‘17, ‘1917.
‘A supper. was. haved by; ‘the
Rebekahs. Pith a: gecorate ted cake

we stock a full yeloction-of

SAVAGE SHOES

- for child

“Just Completed

NHA HOME

In. the Castle-Bar.. | Subdivision
‘Hardwood Floors: — Double:

ted e, ‘Trail; j
i ed: to. Kinnaird for thee ‘coremon-

certs, ius ‘providing an “oppor:

thelr Christian Community spirit
was used to set:up a unique’ or-
chard © settlement centered < a-
round: a jam’ factory: — all of

which’ had' a

distinct
on the creation of the Okanagan
‘farm

“The ability ‘of the Doukho-
bors ‘to build’ thriving communi-
ties has ‘helped greatly. in in’ their
notable achievements. They have

..| demonstrated’ such ‘attributes as

distinct,

the ‘meals of the’ early ‘settlers
‘were quite simple because of the
lack of certain. foods. Their re-
ligious ethics barred the eating
2 meat and therefore they pre-

from vegetables
Ohieh they grew. Notable among

reparation
thepe dishes, was.the preparal aration
was| meats recipe served Tei grequently. at

*: ACLOBS ? Canada;

from the numerous recipes con-
i by® the z

"AMI Sizes of Glass Cut to Order
Storm nd Screen Windows Made to Order

re"of Your Building Needs’? =

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ada, there was:a ‘need ‘for com-
munication.‘Russian classes, held
in simple buildings, offered fun-
damental‘ lessons.ito: interested

Extension : :
Phones are ‘2

-FRIENDLY

“PHONES.
‘32. companionable in
ing at night by your
hedalde, Discover
how ‘little thoy cost

BETH ©

and gr Russian

_ KueW Bake: Sale

Was Hold Line

‘A ‘cot

rounding district: assured a. suc-
cesstul coffee party..
The bake, table ‘was presided

‘lover by Mrs. R.

Others eae “were: Mrs.
R. Johnson,.Mrs:, M. Deverney,
Mrs. C. Ackerman, Mrs. J. D. As-

kew, and Mrs. T. F. Houghton.

Carl's

All prescription files and records

for Pitts Prescriptions are now at

AT THE CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

For FREE home delivery in Castlegar
“Phone 365-7269

Drugs

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$101.36
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Within 12 ‘Years!

‘TERM DEPOSITS AT 6%

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YEAR TERM: DEPOSITS

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TOTAL

$1060.00
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