} CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966

Andy Shutek is Installed.as President
Of the Castlegar Kiwanis Club for 1966

Installed as president of
the Castlegar Kiwanis Club on
Saturday night was Andy Shu-
tek, succeeding retiring presi
dent Fred Gibson.
Vice-presidents are Merv
Rush and John Holden while
Ken Sharples is treasurer and
Bob Patrick is secretary. Direc-

Dr. Endicott Home at Creston
as a result of the raffle.
The club also sponsored the
Red Cross blood donor clinic and
presented two $75 scholarships
to SHSS graduates on the gen-
eral program. It also printed.a
list of churches and church
times and these were posted in
hotels and motels and were
given out to new residents of
the district.
The Kiwanis club purchased
flags for the Air Cadets in 1965,

d| added Mr. Gibson, and looked

Pair queen contest and
jeep raffle, Proceeds of over
$1, 300 were turned over to the

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ate the art exhibits at the Fall

rr.
The Fall Fair queen, Dore:
thy Thring, who was also th

Kiwanis Club candidate, was pre-
sented with a bracelet by Mr.
Gibson in appreciation of her
participation in the contest.

A special presentation was
made by Sam Muirhead to long.
time Kiwanian Jim Lewis who
is leaving the aera while Mrs.
Lewis was presented with flow-
ers.

After his installation as pre-
sident, Mr. Shutek said the club
would set its targets as Kiwanis
International's jvu:3 for 196
and also those goals set by dis-
trict seven. It will also ‘‘main-
tain the club’s present worth-
while projects and add two or
three more."

Robson Church Women
Announce Committees

The Women's Association of
Robson Community Memorial
Church. held its * £

and charity, but the greatest of
these is em

for the year init in the: church ell

it
by the ‘resident, “Mrs, D. Cart.
er and 16 members and five
visitors were present.
After the opening hymn
and prayer, program couvenor

J. Heslop conducted the|'

devotional period, based on the

theme “Now abideth, Faith Hope y

$100. t

oil ror Wheating the building.
The money donated each meet-
ing as tea money will be devot-
ed to mission work.

There was a great deal of
correspondence, consisting main-
of letters of thanks, for

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ts, and d_ Christmas

Sheena from former mem-| G:

bers.

Mrs. A. Thorp reported on
the visit’ the assoctation had
made to the Butler Rest Home
just (before Christmas, when
gifts were taken and carols
sung by s group of the mem-
bers.

The standing committees
for the year 1966 were then
announced as follows:— station-
ery: Mrs, G. Miller, Mrs. A.
Thorp and Mrs. F. "Patterson;
mission: Mrs. A, “H. Anderson

By MARIE SETO

SHSS Activities:

Back from the Future Tea-
chers’ Conference are two en-
thusiastic SHSS future teachers,
Irene Deverney and Steve Tara-

off.

Upon their arrival on Fri-
day, they were warmly wel-
comed ‘by Dean N. V. Scarfe.
The delegates were divided in-
to groups and went on a tour

8 | of the campus, Of special inter-

est to most of them were the
and the

In the afternoon, they join-
ed a class and observed a lec-
ture lesson. This gave the mem-
bers an idea of what to expect
when they went to university.

The debate topic: “Ts teach-
ihg a profession?” was further
discussed in the smaller groups.

posium Ww. i 8
. ‘The

close-circutt television,

Castlegar Social

Mrs.2H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294 .
Mr, and Mrs, Ross’ “DeFoe
and Mrs, i. Johnson. motored to
Trait’ Friday where they visited
Mr, Don Duncan in t e Trail
Tadanac Hospital.
‘Mrs, ‘Al: Park of Nakusp,

rent and Mrs. C.
Bradford while her husband was
a patient in the Kootenay Lake
Hespital after a car accident.
‘Mr, and Mrs. G. Clay. of
North Vancouver were visitors
at the home of Mr..and Mrs,
George Anderson for a few days.
Mr, and Mrs, John. Holden
spent the weekend in Salmo as
the ; gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. J.
rant
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie King
and Mrs. Wm, Easton returned
home Sunday after

fields of pri-
mary, intermediate, Pea
rural and special education. The
conclusion was that in.all fields,
the teachers must, like chil
and must haved a sénse

gain and: fliscuissed’' the ;
“How, will chan!

you as a’
opinions from. students from all
| Barts f the province were voic-

tertainment: for, the two
day conference included a: hoo-
tenanny andthe’ showing of Vic-
toria and Simon Fraser’ Univer-
sities.’ The conference ,was clos-
ed was a banquet and.a dance
to the music of the Tom North-
cott Trio,
The discussions were very
lively and the students were

1 extremely enthusiastic. During

the evaluation and summary of
the conference it was decided
that it had been very autecosetul

four cays visiting in Kamloops.
, Anderson was a vis-
itor in "Salmo on Thursday.
Miss ‘Judy Kalmakoff is in
Montreal attending the Air Can-
ada Travel Agents school cov-
ering ticketing, tours and other.
points. She will be in Montreal
for a week.

LEGION CORNER

Mrs. Heslop announced that | pi

The next regular meeting

; of the branch-will be a dinner

meeting beginning at 6.80 p.m.
next Tuesday. Tickets may be

sed from Comrade E.
Fitepatrick. Members with un-

were tl

sold ptickets. are asked to’ con-
tact by 10

p.m. Goma.
Members unable to attend
the dinner are asked to attend

then 's sung to two Sore and
the meeting adjourned: At .tea-
time, when the hostesses were
., R. Batchelor and Mrs
Bae aon, a large birthday cake
was presented'and cut by Mrs.
Thorp and Mrs. E. H. MePhes,

who were celebrating

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It is ; expected that :each
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A former resident of this
district, Mr. Charles La Hue of
Vancouver, was recently in the
district for 10 days on business
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Mr. and Mrs, Carl Sahl-|*
strom and family now make
their home at 908, 7th Ave.

Mrs, A. S. Horswill of Nel-
son was a guest for a few days
at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and.Mrs, J.

ines and: Mrs, John Wiig
celebrated their 58th wedding

friends called ‘during the after-
noon and evening, wishing them
wel

The table was covered with
a hand-crocheted lace cloth and
centered with a’ beautiful cake
flanked by gold candles.in cry-
stal candelabras.

and Mrs. Wiig were re-.
ciptents of. many gifts -an
cards and several bouquets of
flowers.

Their daughters, Mrs. Stuart,
Mrs. Bale, Mrs. Dunlop and Mrs.
Davidson: served ‘refreshments
to the many guests who called
to offer their congratulations.

Out of town guests inclad:
eas Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith,

id Mrs. Arnie Wlig of Weer:
bank, Mr. and Mrs. George Tar-
nell and Mr. and Mrs. John Fa-

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and all the had 5
thing new to bring back to thelr

club.

‘Irene adds happily, “We
were very lucky as it only rain-
ed a little on Saturday night.”

Doug MacNabb has return-
ed from the music conference
which was also held’ at UBC.
Ken Pickering and Gordon

rmley will be travelling to
UBC for a‘ conference. on stu-
dent spovernmant this: weekend.
Yours truly is back after

a wonderful trip to Vancouver
where she. represented SHSS
and this district on the special
planning committee for the
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Several atticities took place
in the school this week. On
Tuesday:a:hootenanny was stag-
ed: by the “West Winds”: and
“The: Village Minstrels.”

Yesterday at noon; the 1966
lively pepsal Class 5 peered a
ively pep-rall: e evening
the valiant‘ aS 1 hockey. team
fought ‘J. R. Crowe’ (Trail) 01
our ice.

FoHowing the game the Va-
lentine’s Day dance was held.

was also sponsored by the
graduates.

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Buckles -slip over the hooks,
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