CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 19, 1968

Busy Year is Related
By Kiwanis President

The special presentation;members had done just that,

of a plaque to Kiwanian Earl|/he reported.
Gree his itstanding le auld the Kiwanis |,
in 18,000 sq.

Scout Hall,

building Iceated at the corn-
er of Pine St, and 4th Ave, in
Castlegar, had been two-

made by nk Ingham ats

Presented Mrs, Greep wi

a bouquet of pee Mr ‘he

ham noted that Tee

had joined the cau, ‘ine 195;
had served as as its presi-

In outlining the ares

of the club during e past
ear, retiring ipa john
lolden noted idministrat-
Club

Nick E. Kottinew. of Rob-

er’s licence suspended for one
month.

“get fore ry oo

ai 8 Bald fo for in only two
said the annual

ft. | $1,208

le
trol draw is js expected to raise

about $1,500.
‘Mr, Holden said the auc-
tion required 1,200 man

‘The retiring president

Sincere Thanks

I would like to take this opportunity to extend a
most siticere THANK: YOU to the citizens of Castle-
gar for your support during the past six years and
most es) at the recent school board election.
Your support, under the circumstances, I most certainly,
appre And to my Mrs. L good
ue

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the club had donat-

sion No. 1's youth program

itts!and Mrs, Holden had been

sponsored in the Oxfam
march eariler this year, rais-
ing | $00 fr from the club mem-

Me, Holden said the an-

nual blood donor clinic was! f

again sponsored by Kiwanis
le some members drove
to Creston. to pick up 3 apples
grown. at the Dr. cott

where ere, they, were. were
childre:

the, soci society.

lub again took part
in the annual evan Communi-
ty Chest can’

and spon-
sored the citizen of the year
award and

sold by the
funds. for

hours of work by club mem-|§

Licence Suspendedl|ters
in Impairment Case ed

Federal Gov't.
Reps Meet With
History Society

The Kootenay Doukhobor
ical Soci

my Historical

what eing
dong fo to preserve the catare
of the Doukhobor people in

area.
Mr. the

CASTLEGAR SENIOR CITIZENS
VILLA SOCIETY

, NOTICE

Application forms are now available and can

obtained at the Bank of Montreal in Castlegar

a

and the C; iperial Bank of C

be

Castlegar and at the Plaza.

importance of having a blue-
Print to follow in the building

and ping of a
in the area. He cited other

ThE CHRISTMAS STOR1, « pray written and directed by

pertain-
ing to ethnic groups whose
experience the society could
draw on. The Bennoniteg

Miss Ann Reis, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Reis of Castle-
gar, will be Sunday at St. Rita’s
Hall on Front St. The original play has been in practice ses-
sions for several weeks now as members of the church's
catechism classes prepare for the production. Pictured with
Miss Reis are Pat Read and Dianne Oulette, who will both

be in the cast. — Castlegar News Photo

It. also appointed a mem-
ber to jeexye on the selection
board of the Senior Citizens
Villa and. Provided two $75

scholarships SHSS and a

(00 bursary on Selkir!

club also donated $75 to thi
(anacian érack and field

im.

Under the direction of
Kiwanian Hu: mute the
club assisted {he plinting
of 250 trees at the
come io

iden was

vice
?|be Ber up for freedom.”

eae said freedom is ithe
sibility of gvery: inal

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SHSS ACTIVITIES

By Katherine Knippelberg

The year 1968 is on its
last legs. Soon, a new year
will dawn and with it will

t- | come many resolutions that

will be tried and forgotten

qui rode
Soon, SHSS will be able
to look back and reminisce.
1368 was a great year! It
prouptt about many choniges
stu

vidual and that
individuals to tet in a re
sponsible manner. *

dent freedom — no more
“beginning of class” bells or
lunch hour supervision; no

more absentee notes for sen-
jors; freer study. block pro-
cedures,

And teaching methods
have changed drastically! —
there were no longer any
“core exams;”” ccesstul;

oups were very success!
feacherstudent -“irust™ te!
lationships breame? Stronger
and more apparent.

1968 was also the year
for a revival of school spirit
— eveyone became a little
more

School Districts

- CUPE

Reach an Agreement

T area agree.

school

al
College was reached here late

Friday night.
Representatives of the

employer proup and the Can-

adian Union of Public Em-

efforts to arrive at what they
believe will establish a new
Pattern of in the

-»months. Basic rates will be
increased by 16 cents per
hour effective March 1, lyus,

cents on each of
‘ch 1, 1969 and Sept. 1,
1969. Additionally, certain ca-
tegory adjustments were
made.

Involved. in the settlement
are school boards in Slocan,
Nelson, legar, Trail,
Grand Forks and Selkirk Col-
lege and two locals of CUPE

200 janitors,

province.

‘The 28 month agreement,
covering the period of March
1, 1968 to June 30, 1970 pro-

vides increases of 5.8 per
cent for the first year _
5.5 per cent in the last 1

transportation
and ‘denial employees.

cur-

ticular activities, especially | si,
after the house system was
changed,

And. we  musta’t forget |i
the new radio program on
CJAT, on Student Day, or
the Christmas concert.

THOT: A “happy New
Year” sometimes begins with

re’
wishing you the happiest New
Year ever and a not-to-un-
happy New Year’s Day.

Spare Part
Deals a Blow
To the Budget

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Anshelm, personnel and ec-
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Juveniles: Team
Travels to Defeat

ed a further blow Tuesday
night when council was in-
formed parts shipped by San-
ither Engineer Ltd. carried
a Lea price
ev pat concerned was
a eae commutator. for. the
Woodland Park sewerage sys-
tem and it was noted ths
was the price minus the case.
Ald. G. S. Rust suggest-
ed the various departments
check prices more closely be-
fore ordering, except in an

were beaten 6-3 by the Nel-
son Juveniles in an exhibi.
tion hockey game held at t:
Nelson Civic Centre

evening.
The ga

ob Burak and Fred Tomilin serena
aang one each to the score

“The Castlegar Juveniles
will travel to Nelson again
this Saturday where. they
Meet their counterparts
9 p.m. at the Civie Centre.

Council -also received a

ezing.
‘his is to be investigated

Road nly eno ncil
tsale price of $9UU-and is to

at sible for the cost of registra-

in further by Ald. E. Acker:

In. .reference to
ndence from Marathon

corres-;

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pn on 27, 000 sq. feud of

prope! ed by
aly. ly now
a ea the
proceed with the. survey.
By. agreement, the Town
of Kinnaird is to be respon-

CB, survey anu fencing.

SELKIRK

Christmas Holiday Library Hours

Saturday, Dec. 21 — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

COLLEGE

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People are
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bach, Man. for example which
has met with come success."

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HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
Mon., Dec. 23, Gencral 1.80 — 3.30 & After
Tues., Dec. 24, General 1.30 — 3.30 & Closed
Wed., Dec, 25, Closed.
Thurs., Dec. 26,-Closed.
Fri, Dec. 27, General 1.30 — 3.30, 8 — 10.
Sat., Dec. 28, Normal.
Sun., Dec. 29, Normal.
Mon., Dec. 80, 1.80 — 3.30 & After.
Tues., Dec. 31, 1,30 — 3.30 & Closed.
Wed, Jan. 1, Closed.
Thurs., Jan. 2, Closed.

jan, 9-4-5 to be announced on.arena board

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selves but also for
of Canada, it was conclud

District Chamber
To Promote Area
In Magazine Ad

The Castlegar and Dist-
rict Chamber of Commerce
is to take a $530 ad in Trade
and Commerce Magazine pro-
moting the industrial attrac-

tions of this. area.

Permission to insert the
ad was sought by the group’ ‘Ss

industrial committee at the
ber’s meeting last Thu:s-
day. Committee chairman
George Paulson said 1,000 re-
prints of the ad for mailing
pieces were included in the
orice
said the committee
feels” ‘the promotion would
cole: a great deal of inter-
est area and it is
hoped that both ce Towns o1
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Monday, Dec. 23 — 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 24 — 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

COLLEGE CLOSED DECEMBER 25 to 29th. .

Monday, Dec. 30 — 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 31 — 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 1 — COLLEGE CLOSED .
Thursday, Jan. 2 — 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 3 — 8.30-a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 4 — 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.

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gave me last year.

mas cake on tiie table,: also
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THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday:

9.45 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Holiness
nae p.m. Evening Service

7.30 pam. Prayer and
Th P Bible Study

7.80 Pin. Home League
7.30 pm.
eae or Open Air and Young
Public invited to all services.
Eavoy and ry
You are never a stranger at

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LUTHERAN CHURCH -
SERVICES

Sundays at 9.30 am.
Beld in ‘St. David's”
‘Anglican Church

Sunday Schoo! 8.45 a.m.
Mev. Harold C. Clark
CHURCH OF GOD

Sunday School 9.15 a.

Morning Worship 10% fe
7 p.m. Fri: Youth ae i
7.30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study
and Prayer — Held in Homes
————_——

APOSTOLIC. CHURCH

we. blocks East of the
Plaza

1 bove you
ete ws eule Pryce
Dear

ane last w
ring and a Hot Wheel set.

yiecee bring me a fire truck
Christmas and a Hot
Wheel det.
Your driend,
Kent Wayling, Kinnaird.
1513-5th Ave.
BC.

1,

I have
boy. Robbie my little broth-
er was a good boy would
ein ipleaee. ‘bring Robbie a
I like fire

would
onan, snd a Love Joy aca please.

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Your friend, lairllene Joy
Kavic, | am

Santa, i
I have been a

I will give you some cookies

io; am. Saag ‘School Hour
Mi Worship

Rev. Helmut Buttenberg
Pastor

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.
Pastor: Rey. L. M-
Phone $65-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Wership 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
Tuesda‘y: Bible Study and
Prayer 7.30. p.

Friday: Young Pepples 7.30
Pan,

Ph, 365-5637
Next to the Cloverleat Motel
camily Bible Hour - 10 a.m.

Fa Worship 11 a.m.
Evening qiorship Servic

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

7th Ave, Kinnaird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Sacrement of the Lord’s
Supper

Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

CHRIS

“The Night The
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DECEMBER 22, 7.00 p.m.
Come join with us to sing His praises.
You are cordially invited

TMAS

Angels Sang”
TABERNACLE

* Lam peing very good for bo:
1 woud

I priiey deen very good, pripree

to be a good
Boy but s same't wasn't a good |)

I have; b been (Very

Dew S
grade 4. I would like a orgon|K®
for Christmas, And a book,

le
nose two big blu blue eyes ands
little smile and a little
hope you I

pe you have a
tmas So.

and a glass of milk may I
please have a Baby Doll.”
Your fri

ers. Will leave yuk cookie
and. some mili when you

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Ronnie Sherstobitott,

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Keep Emergency
Phone Numbers

Good)
Box 1455 Castlegar, B.C.
Ehor cheat Wynnychuk

name is Ehor, I am in

The B.C. Telephone Co.
this week again mad md e its an.

should be oreaures during
oud the busy Christmas huhday

season.
B.C. Tel president J. Ern-
a ichardson brats the ap-

Santa please I have
the parking tower. twit  eive

Blueberry Croek|

Glose to the Phone|-

Be Dear Santa

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leave some Cookies fo!

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will leave some milk "for

Love Kenny iat

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ST. DAVID‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. Terry Allen — Ph. 365-7424

Services at 8.00 am. and 11.00 am.

Castlegar, 11.15 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON

Rev. Geo. Hermanson — Ph.. 365-8337
MORNING WORSHIP

Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.30

Robson, 9.45 a.m.
am.

‘Kinnaird 11.00 ‘a.m.

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’ UNITED CHURCH KINNAIRD - GENELLE
Rev. Clinton Howard — Ph... 365-7814

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wank a ‘truck, We will leave
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and help yourself
to a safe Christmas

You can help yourself to a safe
Christmas by keeping a list of
telephone numbers for fire,
ambulance and other
emergency services beside your
telephone during the busy holi-

police,

day season.
Te traffic is

To assist you, B.C. Tel is mail-
ing to all of its customers a
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numbers and numbers for your
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Use this card to help yourself to
a safe Christmas by noting the
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and by keeping the card beside

quickly because of the heavy

traffic.

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in case of emergency

and dial the appropriate emerg-
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your dur-
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