Working on their Needle Worker Badge are Patrol Leader
Patricia McKay, Judy Emde and Judy Pryce. They are learn-

ing the quilting stitch.

Brownles take up physical fitness

Kinnaird Guides Offer to Help
At Highway Interchange Garden

Kinnaird Girl Guides
have offered to work on

We Serve You Fitst

INSURANCE

personalized
insurance service
on all classes

FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
LIABILITY
BONDS

“see
Hugh Nicol
at

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Castlegar, B.C.

beautifying the interchange
ry posite 8 the Castlegar
Pl

In a letter to town
council, Mrs. Jean Cseppen-
to said girls in the area
were prepared to take on
the job of looking after the
shrubs and flowers the
town would lke: to see
planted in this

Ald. George "Bondaioft
and Jim Macbeth compli
ented the girls on their of-
fer, and suggested this
might be a good way for
them to earn badges.

Council will sive furth-
er study. to the ao
ae will let the girls form-

know about their de-
cigon when a touch of
spring comes into the air.

WAX SEALS

The old custom of plac-
ing wax seals on envelopes
had a serious disadvantage
when letters travelled
tropical countries. The con-
tenta were frequently de-
stroyed by melted wax.

Uke little boys, little girls like to eat, too

SCOUT-GUIDE _
CALENDAR
OF EVENTS

This_ weekend the nat-
lonal Scout Guide Week
comes to a close.

Here in Castlegar it
will wind up on Sunday
afterncon with a mass
service of sdedication at
Stanley Humphries start-
ing at 2 pm. with the
march of ithe colors a,
companied by the bagpip-

7 claved, by Jimmie

Taking part in the cer-

emony will

or Guides, and added to
this. will be the: more
than 180 Cubs, Scouts,
Venturers and Rovers.

All during this week
thers) hes Beett i 20 ihe
recognition
work of Lord .and
Boden Powell, the foun
ers of the world-wide or-
ganization.

Some stores in Castle-

01
to decorate with
ing or Guiding theme.

- These will be judged

this yeskend, and prizes
awa

For the girls there
have been mother and
daughter . teas and on
Saturday there will be a
toboggan race for the
Cubs on the Verigin pro
perty near Sherbiko Hill.

WHAT IS
mae
BROWNIE?

She's a Brownie! What's
Brownie? a Brownie is a
busy little girl between sev-
ea and ten having healthy,
fun, learning new

puppy making new friends,
helping others. You can
THEM by supporting

be some in YOUR

hood — there are more
than one hundred and thir-
ty-five thousand Brownies
across Canada!

Practicing artifical respiration is Arlene Salekin suring the

Home Nursing Badge training course.

Busy on thelr Toy Maker's Badge are Carmen Scott, Susan
Shmoorkoff and Denise Olsen.

FOREST SERVICE

SCHEGULE OF INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES
, IN LOG SCALING AND EXAMINATIONS
FOR INTERIOR SCALER'S LICENCE
NELSON FOREST DISTRICT — 1972
SCALING INSTRUCTIONS
At the Sawmill Yard of Hadikin Brothers
Lumber Limited, Brilliant,

+ MONDAYS 9 a.m. to 12 noon
February 28, March 6, March 13
FRIDAYS 9 am. to 12 noon
March 3, March 10, March 17

The above classes are both theory and prac- +
tical in the Mill Yard,

SCALING EXAMINATIONS

At the Sawmill Yard of Hadikin Brothers
tumber ‘Limted, Brilliant.

FRIDAY & a.m. March 24, 1972

Dumo

Federal Nutrition Team Here
To Conduct Exhausfive Survey

The wheels of a com-
puter in’ Ottawa whirled and
out came the name “Dum-
ont. eee Kinnaird,

"Thus, on Friday, March
a team irom the national

- Nutt

a
ic”

an exhaustive ical ex-
amination. Pave

The survey is part of a
cross-country. appraisal of
Canadian Nutritional well-
belng.

Over a perlod of two

Population, ap-
Ble of tne 24,000 men.
proximately men,
reveal to the interviewers

the kinds and quantities of

Classes and will be Jucted
by Forest Service technical staff and, are open to
the public; examination fee is $5.00 for first
timers.

(Holders of Anns Scaler Appointments are
required to take this exam.)
Application forms are available at any Forest

Service Office and must be completed before the
examination date by ALL candidates.

4 R JOHNSTON
District Forester

Rossland Light Opera Players

present

“THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE”

or “The Slaves of Duty”

by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan

ROSSLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL

Friday, February 18th — 8.00 p.m.
ADULTS $1.00 STUDENTS 75 CENTS

. .«; TRAIL JUNIOR SECONDARY, ....
Wednesday, February 23rd — 7.30 p.m.
ADULTS $1.50 STUDENTS 50 CENTS

TRAIL JUNIOR SECONDARY
February 24th - 25th - 26th — 8:00 p.m.
RUSH SEATS $1.50 | RESERVED $2.00
ALL RESERVED SEATS FROM L & J NEWS STAND, TRAIL
RUSH TICKETS FROM DAVIES FOR DRUGS, ROSSLAND, Lt & J NEWS STAND IN
- TRAIL OR AT THE DOOR 2-7

SHOPPING

HEADQUARTERS ss

“OH MY GOD, IHITALITTLE GIRL?

The injury or death of a child
is a terrible price to pay for believing
that you could drink and drive’ -
with safety.

You can’t.

You ri isk the lives, of yourself, For more information, mail this coupon: ;

CONSCIENCE
& COMMENT

Mr. Paul Hellyer, inde-
pendent MP for Toronto
Trinity and founder of Ac-
lon Canada announced
hat recent private poll in-
licated that this movement
could garner one million
yotes in the soon-coming
Canadian election.

Siphoning one million
votes rom the established
parties in Canada could cer-
tainly upset the o aeerion a

and mi; easily

ple cat
certain ets
goverment in Ottawa,

* Iys produces political‘ hon-
ety.

Moreover, as much as
liticians think
not. The des
nations are settled in | hea-

ven.
Whil
far _ short

ears’ a fepresentative sam-"

le we must stop .
of

foods they eat. Medical and

dental check-ups and labor-

atory tests will determine
these foods affect
health,

‘The ‘survey centre is
run clan a team of 20: a phy-
aietlt

, laboratory,
anthro, jometry and dental,
The clinic routine has been

a nursery’ where children
may be left in the care of
a volunteer babysitter.

ti the. pasticip-

ion area, the particip-
ant visits the other five
stations in the order ass} pe
ed by the receptionist.

" dietary interview is b far
the ost tims i

e-consuming,

and how often certain foods

are eaten,

(Can you recall how
pickles you ate for
or the welght of the

steak, Pol had had for for supper?)

man;
vit

anthropom:
and Teboratorg tesis meas-
e the results of

are also
corde") Blood and urine Th

au

Nutrition Survey Doesn't Hurt » Bit

Kinnaird Public Library Seeks

Town Council Budget Approval -

The Kinnaird Public
Library. has submitted an
estimated $5,695 budget to
Town Council.

The aldermen will take
the figures under consid-
eration during preparation

of the 1972 annual budget

for
He 50'T per capita, or
The balance of ‘the
wi

in Ottawa for ©

sent to. the surveys central
and analysis.

testin;

Nutrition Canada
doctor and nurses make
notes on medical history
and conduct a medical

“on the © survey team: per-

forms a similar function in
of
o!

and mouth can be an

portant, indicator of one’s
nutritional status.

It should be pointed out

that all records are confid-

ential. If some abnormalit

divine approval over Acton
Paul

Action Canada in the next
election will be more than
considerable.

TRAVEL AGENCY.

Your opportunity to make ©

a'dream come true. Take a
break: this .winter. and. visit
enchanting: Hawaii Islands
with luaus and surfing. ...
or. explore the International
culture of Mexico, with its
famous bull. fights and folk-
tore ballet.

West's Air’ Travel Desk
located. at West's Department
Store in Castlegar are mem-

» it
be brought to the attention
of the individual's family
doctor, i
Friends Honor
Sandi Richards
With Shower

Felends:. of Sandi Rich.

ards, who’ was married o!
Saturday to” Robert Rohn
‘thered last month in the

Richards, Elsie, Rohn . and
Susan Taylor, assisted by
Carol-and Lori Price and
Gaye Desaulniers.

About 43° guests join-
ed in the party which was
attended by the bride-to-be’s
mother and her grandmo-
ther, as well as groom's mo-

St. David’s Church
‘Name Anglican
Committees

A new church commit-

vee has been elected for St?
; David's Anglican parish in:
Castlegar.”

Named at the annual

Toogood, people's meg

Members of the church
committee are Ken John-
son, treasurer and Joe Kil-
lough, Secretary. Ortiers on
the board are John Raine,

* Deryk Bodington, Margaret

Reith, Margaret, Bodington,
Ken 'Maaling, fiike Mead,
Winnie Kilecgh, Leslie An-
derson, Doug Jollimore,
Jack Killough, Dennis Mar-
cellus, Art Macareth, Tan-_
nis Killough, Ken Johnson
and Harry jough.

Delegates tothe Dioce-.”

nates are Nan Raine, Betty
yy and Barbara Allen.
Lawn Bowling
Anyone?

Bow! eens may be
i antes foe ihe Lome Zin-

bers of both' the I

Alr Transport Association and «

Air’ Traffic..Conference of
‘America.. Agents for ‘Pacific

Western  Airlines,, CP. Air & |

Air) Canada Senter, Citizen

Phone’ 365-7782

ther.
Winners in the’ games
nee Marat among the
of the arty were
Eleanor Dyck, le Dyck
and Luisa Rapo!
The brides -be ‘opened
her many. gifts and a hat
was. made; by her grand-
mother from the bows and

He bons taken off the gay-

At Tuesday ‘ nights
council meeting . Ald.
Mosby put the Satie
forward as the
sible phase in the develop-
ment of the park,

y person who would
find ay proposalof inter-
est is invited to: make their
known to council.

Government of British Columbia
Council on Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, British Columbia

Please send a free copy.of “What You ‘Should Know

your family, your friends, and

an ‘one else who is unlucky enough
e along for the ride or travelling

eS the same road.

WOODLAND PARK (Esso) SERVICE LID.

ATLAS TIRES, BATTERIES AND AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES

next pos- .

from a $1,250 grant from
the’ Library Development
Commission and an estimat-

ed income of $50 from: fin-.-7

e8,
Council was informed

juvenile books. During tl the
a pee year, adults took out
Ai) books and juveniles
4,772,

There were, up to the
end of December, 140. ad-
ult members of the Public
Library and 531 juveniles.
So far this year 27 adults -,
have "joined and 15 Suvenil-
es,

.Groenhuysen-Taylor Rites CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursda:

Charming Wedding Ceremony

Solemnized in

Marriage vows
edged between Jill Mae

n in a pretty
ling solemnized

United Church,

jan,

y!

youngest son of Mrs. S!
‘arnowski and the
George Groenhuysen.

le bride: entered. the

church « on the arm of Rich-

ard Canielie who gave her

in marriage, and she was a

charming figure in a floor-

length gown of empire line

wint ite fortrel and_ silver,

slip ers, She carried a cas-

ig bouquet of orange

re d roses and. carnations

tinted with the same color.

eu aie bride's headpiece

le of red rose-

buds Sande by Mrs. Herb

Gilro!

were -

. Dan Law of

February 24, 1972

TYPEWRITER
REPAIRS
CASTLEGAR NEWS

Silverton Church

hearts and ie doves each
folding a 34 white ga.

on bow ve set in
white lace and tulle and
flanked by silver and cry-

stal, candlesticks in which
were mounted tall white
candles,
For the receiving line,
‘ the. bride’s mother was
dressed in a light blue pant
sult and wore a white car-
nat corsage entwined
‘with gold ribbon,
ie groom's mother

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Master . of ceremonies r
was James Hicks and Rich-
ard Canielle toasted the

bride. John Kelly proposed
idesmaid,

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WI
caught the able tia
Mrs. the

groom’s ginnamathee, and
Mrs. Mae Taylor and 0.
bride's

‘he Kath-
leen McElroy, looked lovely
in a floor-length gown of
green satin and silver slip-
pers, She carried a bouquet
of yellow mums and wore a
spray of green in her hair.

je best man was John
_ Kelly, ry of filventen:

£ New
Denver ed the tradit-
ional rrplaied
: Following the syedaing
umber of gut

Silverton. where a_ sit-
down cold supper convened’
bs . D. Broughton was
enjoyed.

She. was assisted’ by
; MacDonaugh,
Mrs.

eurs were the. Misses: Shel-
ly Thring, Linda Steenhoff,
sblela Angri,

gad. ation DeGuglielmo,
head table was
centered by.’ a_ three-tiered
wedding cake: made by ‘the
groom's mother, Mrs. Sybil
_. Tarnowski, ‘and - decorated
“by Mrs. E.’ DeRosa, which

on,
‘Rhonda ay. :

FEELING OVER-TAXED waTey

HOW CAN I SAVE ON INCOME TAX 277?

«.. Simply by using ao
Retirement Savings Plan.

e
grandparents were in
tendance.

An open dance follow-
ed the reception which was
enjoyed by all, with the
punch being served by Van
Hansen, The music was
Played by the Blue Velvets. Z

of town guests
ae Fase ‘Vancouver, Na- WHO CAN I CONSULT
WITH CONFIDENCE AND |),
WHAT COMPANY :

SHOULD | DEAL WITH 2? »°
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Phone 365-5669 of
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field. Your investment
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be secure and well man-
aged,

The couple have taken
up residence in New Den-

er.

Gelting
‘Married?

See the

CASTLEGAR NEWS)

Wedding
Invitations

WHY NOT INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU EuY
Phone Gordon Brady - 365-5663

You should have recently received an envelope

: containing the general information you need to under-
stand how tax reform affects you. If you require addi-
tional information t

was topped by. “crossed

To “determine whether you need any of these
booklets, please read the material you have already
received. The booklet “Highlights for Individuals”

tudes an order form. This form should be com-

of personal

the following booklets are available.

“Child Care Expenses”
“Moving Expenses”
“Capital Gains”
“Partnerships”
“Rental Income and Undeveloped Land”
ool and Similar Assets”.

Is: Income Cal

pleted and mailed to:

Taxation Distribution Centre
** P.O. Box 8489
Ottawa, KIG 3L5

Remember, read the general booklets first. then
aoe order any additional booklets required. The better
et informed you are now, the easier it will be for you to

“Basic Herds”

file your return in the spring of °73.

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alcohol in your bloodstream than your a bar or go toa party:
. body can use up, it interferes with 1. Don't drink an alcoholic beverage
your. able to think, act, and see if you intend to drive.
proper! ly; Your reactions slow down. 2. If you drink, take a tase or let a
ou can’t stop as quickly or steer sober driver take the wheel.
your car as é ficiently as when 3. If you think you can drive as
you're sober. effeenty after drinking as you
d before, think again - it
just isn’t so.

4. Tf you excuse your behavior by |,
saying, ‘It can’t happen to me,”’
remember that it can happen,
and it only has to happen once.

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