2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 21, 1966

Castlegar Weight | Watchers
!Is‘New Name‘for Tops’Club

“Castlegar Weight ‘Watchers”
was: the ied Feed! “8h
the Tops Club
week's m
other names, were eqgues(ed
was ‘felt ‘that’ this “one” Wold
best explain the ‘purpose ‘of the

* club.

‘The new rules were adopted
as drafted, with one. addition,
This being, if a member forgets
to return a pig (when it has been

* worn for the week), she ‘will be
fined 25c. fine will’ be’ Te
funded when the, missing big ts
returned to the “pig chaser.”

* During’ the “meeting, each
member received’ a copy of the
new 'rules,‘A’ measurement chart
‘to’ be kept as’ a personal record
on inches’ Jost, was also, given %
each me pa ic mystery p!

2 wee m:

entered by those et

thelr, jlast
Ey satu igh, many lo:

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Stanfield’s Underwear
Carss’ Wool Pants & ; Shirts
Venetian Blinds
Measured: and ‘Installed
Enamelled \Pots & ‘Pans

Cc ete , Line . OF
caren at Fair

a Free ‘Dally ‘Delivery —

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CASTLEGAR,

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sent. A name was drawn for the

o asine anda erase to—teen. it,

the winner. must:show. a, weight
ss or retain , her ; present
weight for the. next six weeks.

The prize holder, is not al-
lowed to.open the package until
the end of the contest. If she
gains, misses a meeting or does
not stay for the entire mecting,
she forfeits the prize and a new
name is drawn,

. Starting tonight, the welght
recorder will be using a new
type of record sheet to make her
‘work easier atid’ more efficient.
Each member have one of
these sheets made” out “in Her
name, Weight information con-

tained thereon ;will be strictly,
izg | conte nt
‘onight will, see the; begin
ig of, a‘ “£lower-pot”. conte:
To sgoin'\in ‘this contest, ‘each
member contributes an artifi-

lower,
must show a weight loss "each
week or retain her — present
weight. If a contestant gains, she
must remove her ‘flower from
the pot ‘and contribute another
quarter. ‘If she a secind
she must again ‘contribute a
juarter,
It yas ase that one more
member is close, to 2 redching her
25\p. went “and will
hott Ths

ie, pew rules png fhe the
ic’ trimmer

desire to tee
see» cutis it ex dd

ARTI NOMRYss loss.

thatthe entire mi

soon ig good lent

gal flower and a quarter to the| ~

To stay in the contest, one | |
time ‘while 'the’ contest is ‘on, | |

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The jweathe
mam, since heavy rai ins of the
it harder) to flush ‘out the Viet ‘Cong’ in dense jungles.

THE VIETNAM WAR. Above, U.S. m
, South Vietnam, and below, a US. di
base 90 1 if

fronthe-North-Vietnam
US. forces ‘In
lonsoons are making

Mrs. H, Johnson, ‘Ph. 365-8294
:Guests atthe home of ‘Mrs.
durin,

fi Basran and Jacob Semtt,

by Mrs. ‘Jim’ Killough ; and ‘Miss
Emily ‘Killough, motored to Vic-

were sher « eon ilar and ;daugh-
x Mr. and ‘Mr: -Blackmer,
Brian and ‘Brenda A North Sur-
rey.

Mr, Pere nee ie ‘Hunter,
visited ‘in id :Fort' Med

heir. ‘Leod during ‘the ne week. |

family -6)
visiting pant th relations in Pen:
ticton Gnd ‘Vancouver.

MeNell

ond the ‘former’ 's mother, Mrs.

J. MeNeil, during the holidays.
Mr. Les Davis and son Ken-
neth spent the Easter .weekend
visiting:in Calgary with relations.
‘Mrs. J. Gemmill returned
at the weekend: after spending
the holidays visiting with rela-
‘Hons .and friends in Fort Mc-|

Mr. Les Davis, accompanied

toria for a few days. They visited
with. their » returning

;home on. Sunday.

“Miss Rilloygh
remained in Victoria, where mee
is'teaching.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Mecautey |=
‘returned *home iSuniday after

with relations in California.
‘Mrs. H. Johnson accompan-
ied Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldie to
Penticton Sunday. Guests at: the
home of Mrs. H. Johnson Fri-
day were Mr. and Mrs, jast-

Mrs. H, Smith, all of Rossland.

ser

_ Schoo! District
; Tians Greand

his » ad sp

ing and grounds ‘committee ‘Is
to prépare a program for school

renean
can..C
show
Kinnaird. fut on Saturday.

il follow. .a “family

ing, Mrs, A. D.
iS. weoih and Mrs, ara Gi Cairns.

grounds imp to. be
made at an early date, it (was
announced at. Monday's ‘esting

i of the school -board.. ..

The possibility of. adding
another classroom. to Robson
School is also being: considered,
.) it was stated.

The meeting approved May
20 as the date ‘for- this year’s

- | elementary interschool - track

meeting and ‘approved use of
school grounds for the staging

of little Heague baseball.

De en naa RE TA VADER MRS TEER TEES

Certifeates will: be issuedionly, to those
c ‘of instruction provided:by:

4 Ferry Crow
* Layoff’ Rumor
“Unfounded

Rumors that Castlegar, fer-
ry crows have recelved. nat}ce!
of? layoff ' effective ‘Sept. 30

‘dented this' week by'Ross-
Trail departinent of high:
superintendent . Bert

Stal
ate. acted: by. the Castlensr
jews, Mr. Staite said there’
was no truth to the rumors. He
dded: “On ‘the contra
es increasing the schedu fe
‘slightly to take care of week-
end traffic.

“Two “Aceldeniis
_— Week

Sherbiko nL on Ee
_Two trucks,-driven by Jogey.
both
of Castlegar, were) involved "in
a eoluisign ther
ther | accident occurred
on Suriday when‘a private ve-
Hicle driven by Castlegar vol-
unteer fire department member
Ken Price was
incident swith's ‘a motorcycle whild
B| enroute ‘to 'a ‘fire. No “one was
injured.

‘College ‘Will Open
‘On'Mon., Sept, 42

pelle ei will, open |

‘to‘an \ eatimat:

spending “two weeks visiting pul

‘SMORGASBORD

‘Sunday, ‘April'24

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Adults: $2.50

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hedrine. 1 oz, reg. $1, 2/$2,01 a

LGESIG BALM. 1% oz,

SAMPHORATED OIL Sez,
Sei 4 5542 or 2

Regulations P Providing for the ‘Sale and Tea toes of

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30th, i966, every person en-
e'Frovince of: British 'Columbia: is

OFFICIAL INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE:
posdig Room

esticide Handbook for Pesticide: Dealers’’. ie now
a ene Agriculture offices-at Nelson: and Victoria.

THE BRITISH | COLUMBIA ae OF AGRICULTURE

Hon. Frank. Richter ~
Minister

ns. who. have. completed
the British Columbia.Depart-

i pAerno creo

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Nyfon bands, 2/$1.0

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Consultant Says Fluoride
pinnate Tooth Decay

Biel aera arp_an follows: |
jee, fin ah
and! ane

at good fond food | ha’

flu
rated intd
in two different ways; f from

in ide (syste: d from

the ‘outside (topically),

| The most eed ane
effective

means of
area} the ‘luoride into the tec teeth his oo

sivibus® a Hel

Seas es

a dipssse of

os ae
gna tae ras the ehitte com

. abe. methods. now

ast. Tho

the ‘interne! route, Whi

amounts of fluoride are present
drinking water, some of

bsorbed into the sy-
ted ‘in the tee

fer supplies contain

ie, however, in many,

of fluoride is too

mend raising or lowering the,
fluoride concentration in drink-
ing water to one part of fluor

a gad: mithods: Woe pre Prevent ide to one million parts of wat-

CIVIL “DEFENCE

er.
When this is done tooth

‘some too high.
Taaith ‘authorities recom: i

lamount of fluoride and peannot Ww.

have the fluoride aaded

Castlegar CWL Chooses
Officers for Coming Year

anes was.a good turnout
meeting which wes held recent-

following will hold office for the
1966-67 term.

Preside ts Mrs. J. Corl
tc 'G. Gello; fehl

anteally, the fluoride ay
ps to the children dally
‘drops: oF aulets, How-

fate .

Fluorides may be applied
to the teeth from the outside ia
Fee er athe tak

egular painting of the tee
uty ‘luorid solution ' will re-

ice tooth decay
about 11 per cent - 20 per cent
when used separately.

When children who live in ba

a community whose water con-

use a fluoride

tooth paste the overall reduction

in tooth decay is 80 per cent -
85 per conten

‘This article will be continued

in the next issue of the paper.

A new slate of officers was

pe chosen” at this, meeting,’ The pean

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 11, 1966

Kinnaird Residents

March Ist marked the start of the fire season.
U door Firen.

BP d for any

Greaier Check
Being Maile on
Car Expenses

hire.
Frisen ba ulead vice-president,
Mrs. J. Fe

Our Lady of Good C

whose ‘anniversary ig celebrated

on Apr ri 26.

'<“ During’: the meeting the
cpead!

ing checketl: more. closely than | PO
ever before bythe taxation div-
ision, reports ‘district taxation
director A. R.“Bavan.

the’ annual re-
rts covering the, projects of
the pia “year, . ain
for. es ve id

So tureak: te WK nd

R. J. Archambauit,
innate’ Eline Chief

Sasepseeres ee

ANNOUNCEMENT

Stanley Humphries ‘Secondary School Spring Concert
FEATURING
Spokane’s West Valley High School Bend’
Miss Kavic’s Junior Gitls’ Choir

of expenses.

This tightening of regula-| the Burn:
tions is a result of a survey of In 1017

“expense account living” that
was carried out-last year by the
division.

‘The first settlers came to
is Lake area in 1904.

the first ‘galé of town
lots took place. Before that there
was only the Grand Trunk Pa-
cific Railway station'and a group

of ‘tents.

Gymnasiym Hi

Friday, April 22 at 8.p.m.

Admission: Adults 75c Students 35c Children 25
215

decay will be reduced up to 65

Civil Defence works'on the} 2
premise that there must’be'shar- rth,
ed responsibility'at federal, pro-
vincial and. municipal ‘govern-
ment -levels for both planning

0! remat decay.

and Implementation
gency ‘measures in times of

per cont at a cost of about. 15¢-
Tr person per sent Over
Americans

ple ‘on private wate:
supplies = on lack the ‘desirce

‘Reetor is Guest Speaker

At Robson

: A regular, it ee ihe ;

WA arecting

nc commie
coffee purty be

“Don't'be pumled
cus “ithday and: insthe
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‘Members
eroemnes ‘othe Yangers who
had done “a | spend job” of
.| cleaning the. church-for-Easter.
erred Mrs. H. Perkins and
‘Now Comince
|| Director'Elected

_ George \H. Baillie‘has been

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