CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May. 13, 1965

‘NAPOLEON — By McBride

Look A Pr lar GRA, BIG
ones ys

Minor Baseball Officers
Elected at Local Meeting

A new slate of officers was
elected at the Tuesday meeting
of the Castlegar-Robson minor
baseball association.

Elected president was Steve
Chambers; vice-chairman, Nick
Koochin; secretary - treasurer,
Mrs, Nick Stoochnoff; directors,
Stan’ Miklle, Walter Gorkoff and
Jim Fornelli and umpire-in-chief,
Nick Kooe!

Michael ‘Vecchio was ap
pointed equipment manager.

THE BOASTER
He poatted to his friends and
8 3

“I am a self-made man,

Whate'’er within my makeup
comes

Is after my own plan.”

But ‘the pattern of his life they

Was like a crazy quilt.
With scant hopes’ he'd amount
to much

Unless he was rebuilt.

— Henry Brokaw

Registration forms are be-
ing distributed to the various

seals.
e wishing to play in
the nee League and any Lea-
ie are asked to obtain forms
om the teachers. and have
them filled out, signed and re-
turned together. with a registra-
tion fee of $2 to the Castlegar
Sporting Goods. Deadline for re-
gistration is 5,30 p.m. Saturday.

John Soberlak, Michael. Vec-
chio, Nick Stoochnoff, Peter Ge-
ronazzo and Don Stoochnoff will
be coaching the teams, — It
was noted that extra help is
essential to assist these coaches
in teaching our young genera-
tion the fundamentals of a
worpwaie sport.

The next meeting of the as-
sociation will be held next Tues-
day, at 8 p.m. in the Marlane
Hotel basement.

The executive urges all
those interested, especially pa-
rents, to attend,

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Kaslo-Slocan Electoral District -

ROAD CLOSURES DURING CONSTRUCTION

Highway 6 at a point 2% miles north of Rosebery
or.6% miles north of New Denver will be closed
from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily for rock blasting
and excavation until further notice.

The road will be opened on the hour every hour
starting at 8 a.m. to clear decumulated traffic.

D. C. Westaway, q

District Superintendent.
New Denver, B.C. a E
10th May, 1965

Mrs. Lester B,. Pearson
planted a packet of zinnia seeds
in her sunshine flooded garden
last week to inaugurate Cana-

The seeds were symbolic’
of the first national Flowers of
Hope campaign of the Canadian
Association For Retarded Child-
ren. Mrs. Pearson’s packet was
the first. of 2, 000,000 being

LEGION CORNER

t The bi-monthly meeting on
Tuesday is a special meeting of
importance to all Legion men

SRE
Flowers of Hope Seeds
Planted by Mrs. Pearson

dian Retarded Children’s Week.,

mailed to Canadians from toast
to coast to raise money for the
Association's work,

‘s. Pearson displayed a
fine gardener’s touch as she
neatly slipped the zinnia ‘seeds
into a small plot on the: side
lawn . of prime minister's
residence ae ae Sussex Drive.
Then ae carefully covered them

with

Two. little girls from the
Brighthope School represented
Canada’s 500,000 retarded child-
ren,

Danielle, 9 and Patricia, %,
wearing pastel-colored dresses,
Mrs. Pearson with a

of the Legion property and the
purchase of another site.
Members are reminded that
help is required for transport-
ation and help at the Warfield
track on Saturday and Sunday.
Volunteers are asked to phone
Floyd Bacon at 365-5987 by
Tuesday ‘ evening.

A work party is to be call-
ed shortly to Le-| are

of: car
The prime minister's wife,
ho: has. eight grandchildren,

“On behalf. of alt the mo-

Teaching

Appointments

Announced by Board

Trusteos gram’ for accommodation’. re-

of
to start school in September
will be held from May 81 to
June 2 in the various schools
througHout School District No,

The board of trustecs ap-
proved final payment on the
contract for the Kinnaird Junior

School
at its meeting this week.

Clearing of the area for the
stairway at the school has been
completed’ and tenders will be
called’ later for stairway con-
struction,

New appointments to the
teaching staff of District No.
9 are: Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary School «— H. DeRosa, J.
Hlousek, G.

The bu! ane committee will eiired, for September, ‘School
be working on a building’ pro-} opening,

KING KOIN LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANING
CHANGE .OF BUSINESS HOURS

DUE TO INCREASED WORK: |.
9am. 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday

FB
Bonderoff, A, ‘Clausen and C. L.
Smith. Kinnaird Junior Second-
ary school — Miss I. A. McCall.

‘The board accepted resign-
ations of Mrs..J, K. .

M, Brun-
ner,- J, 0. Klein, Miss. G. Can-
ning, ‘Miss M. Peacock and L. E.
Cantell who is retiring from
the teaching profession.

+. The board was pleased at

the excellent performance of the
SHSS band_on its recent visit
to Vancouver.

ation of telephones in Gibson
Creek and Pass Creek schools.
The board. also, approved the
proposed program for the el-
ementary school’s track meet.

~The board’ expressed ‘con-
cern regarding accommodation
for new teachers coming into
the area in September.

The quotation of Boundary
Electric. was approved by the
board for’ installation of a. wa-
ter line at Kinnaird Junior Se-
condary School for grounds,
sprinkling, etc. Also approved
was the request for the Blueber-
ry Creek ladies’ softball team to
use school grounds for ball
practices and games, *
Reports on school: buses, by
the RCMP mechanical inspect-

thers of Canada and
in . honor - of . Mother's Day, I
want to thank these two charm-
ing little girls, Danielle, .who is
French-speaking and’: Patricia,
who is English-speaking and who

the retard-

the
gion hall and Ce for the

| zone ‘convention to be held’ in

Castlegar.

ed. ren, of' Canada,. for the
Legeean flowers they have giv-

mr am grateful | for the op-

Tuesday's meeting.

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«Remember comrades a good
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nadian
Retarded Children’s Week and

: pancial campaign: would be used

‘| and while playing on your w work

.| section,
:| trenches,.Set up adequate traf-

.| mite locked in a safe place, Trim | ,
sand and gravel piles to at least |

* 4 matches out of sight’ and reach;

to plant these flower seeds here
at the prime minister’s house.”

Mrs. Pearson, obviously en-
joying the little ceremony, in-
vited the two children inside
for lunch,

who

of. ‘Hansa Gov.
he. Cenadan Asso-
ciation for, Retarded Children.

‘Mr. Shaw said etanded child- |"

ren- make up three.
of the country's (3
“When you count the!
this means that. 2,000,
percent of our popu!
fected by this child ‘afflictor.
He sald the flower seed fi-

maintain: the local associa-
tions’ educational programs, and
for research and service pro-
gram’ development. : -‘

Money, however, :is not the
only need these associations re-
quire, They’ need the under-
standing, acceptance and moral
support of every citizen. ,

Keep Children Away
From Work Project

- Children“ can ‘die! at play

project, ‘warns S. arce,
chairman of the occupational
B.C, safety council.
Celan up your work Project;
leave it safe.

Barricade excavations of ‘an
kinds and. leave shoring ‘in

fic. warnings for road construc-
Hon; lower! blades on dozer-

equipped tractors; keep gaso-
line, blasting. caps and dyna-

45, degrees and erect “No jo Tres:
passing” sij

At home keep sharp tools
out’-of ‘youngsters’. reach and

Leave the spark. plug of your
gas mower short vcreuited

EXCAVATING, DITCHING

SAND AND GRAVEL
= TOP” SOIL
CONCRETE WORK

AND ROOFING
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Ph. 365-5158...

or were and show that
the buses are maintained at a
soodss standard.

ie board was advised a
joint. 4 branch seminar will be

13. This will include West Koo-
tenay - and’ South... -Oka

The board approved install- | .

held in Osoyoos on June’ 12. and }.

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For Mica Dam Townsite

Id of 1,308, 089 on a
Log hy ential ser-

‘The inate: to’ ns I

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hen Hydro engineers have stu-
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system; building a water sup-

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1d] Tow. project. where a ‘viewpoint

- University Students : Talks With United Church |
-|Asked. by, Bishop Coleman

Give Information.
At Three Dam Aroas|"

Three University of British
Columbia’ students will be on
duty in the Columbia project
areas during the 1965..tourist
season providing information
about construction activitles to
visitors.

They are Donald Draper ‘of
Cranbrook, John Ball of Van-
couver and John Appelbe of
West Vancouver.

Donald, a first-year science
student: with honors in physics,| +
has been assigned tothe. Ar-

for visitors

tonay, Rt, Rev. W.:R.
has

in the ‘vi f ie tenay ‘diocese —
a 00!
with,

United

The Angitcan bisho} shop of Koo-
‘oleman,
called; for a large’ measure

of co-operation with the United | an ‘urgent demand | fer Joint
Church of Canada in his diocese, } action
well in advance’ of possible or-
ganic: union’ of the two bodies,

He. did so/in Fruitvale last
week in the course of ‘his tra-
ditional’ “charge’’’ to ‘members

of the clergy and ‘laity. attend-
ing the formal opening session | with the United Church “to en-
‘of the Anglican | Christian ministry

jocesan synod.

~2He urged | synod. — the par-
church } a

drew attention to what he called
Saituatons’ already’ appearing
with ‘the diocese Which, make

yy the church

Columbia. river development
had begun ‘and brought with it
the’ Ikelihood (of ‘new commu-
nities in the ‘areas, of the dam-

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Hair. Styling
Topic ‘at Meeting
OF Latter-Day Saints

‘The health and care of hair
wag tho. topic presented by Mrs.
‘for the
members of the Mutual Improve-
ment ‘Association of the Church
oe Jesus _ Christ of Latter- Day

given with this in:
talk,” a‘ demon-

‘The evening closed with re-

freshments'‘. served by the hos-

an énd to of the two of ‘many

two church’ oz-
ganizations.”
, Bishop | Coleman]

* community. churches which ne

gponaility and (of joint. ac-
He: said’ the two churches
should: refrain: from ‘construct-
ing separate Genominntena
buildings, :“‘as :well ag initial

River...

John Ball, :a first year arts
student ‘whose eventual object-
ive is architecture, will answer
questions | from’ visitors, ‘to’ the
Duncan ° project: where a’ view-
point, washroom and picnic. ta;
bleg will be available.

Tho third tourist. informa-

tion attendant, John Appelbe, is | ¢

a second year. arts student:ma-
joring in political. science and
English. ‘He ‘has been asi

‘Gir Guide Parents

- Mother’ s , Day Tea

A very successful Mother's
day. tea was held Saturday af-
“in the |United Church

y the  Parent..Group to

he _ Guides and. ywhies . of
Mrs. J. Strelloff, ‘pre-

to an‘information centre on the’
Big ‘Bend “Highway, north: of
Revelstoke, where he will pro-
vide" information to ‘visitors
about all three Columbia Treaty
projects.

Golumbium Deposits |
Found i in: Various
- Parts of this Country

ident of the group” “welcomed
the ‘gues! ests.
The hall was: decorated for
tle occasion with’ howls | of
spring flowers, ©: <""
yo) The serving table Was CO-
vered ‘with’ a yellow cloth with
lace‘ overlay ' and va neentered
with.a flowering plant flanked
on “either side Sith rail ‘yellow
tapers’ in’ silver holders.

Each tea table was centered
"| with a small: glass holding small
flowerg.and greens.
ie. Guides, were responsi-
ble ‘for: the ‘decorating. They
also’ made © candy “and ‘sold it.

fuse'and do not assist any. move-
ment church unity ‘in
depth.".

Bishop Coleman noted. that
two theological ! students, \ one
Anglican, and ;the other “United,
are, being employed in the Dun-
6; area, and work
joint “to survey the neéds of
this locailty: with: a view-to pro-'
viding the’ data ‘for ‘the kind of
scumenteal, policy that has been

He sald there were other
in the diocese, often thin-
iy settled and extended, where
different’ - denominations | “are
spending inordinate amounts of
moriey'to maintain. a‘ ministry.”
The situation in those areas
clearly. called for “something
more imaginative and’ respon-
sible" than: present duplication

of denominational financial. =|

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