CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, June 29, 1966

Robson Sunday School
Holds its Annual Picnic

Robson Sunday School held

its annual picnic on Sunday at
Pi Greek! his

a . I Salekin w:
charge,

rf the

were, held, with Mrs, T.
and Mrs,'D. Robertson taking
charge of the junior races and
‘Mrs, F. Webster, Mrs, G, Clarke,
Mrs, borne, Mrs, B. Thors
and Mrs, F, Patterson organiz-
ing she's zenlor events,

of the races are as
follows:

Dash
Six to seven-year-old iris;
Salekii ae Winifred
Belbeck.

Six to seven-year-old boys:
1. Kevin ‘Lamb, 2, David Lan-
caster, 3, kk Zurek,

Nine and 10-year-old girls:
1, Joy Calrke, 2. Nancy Graham.
ure to 10-year-old boys: 1.

aera 2. Shawn
Finn,

Gordon Flynn.
Eleven to iayearold Sirs:
1, Marjorie Thors, 2. Maxine Fly-
nn, 3. Lynne Sanford and Bev
Belbeck.

Sure to eight: ids: 1.
ven to eight-year-olds: 1.
Kathy Salekin and Elinor Bel-
‘beck, 2, Wendy Giraud and
Frank Zurek, 3. Carl Zurek and
David Graham,

Nine to 10-year-olds: 1. J
Clarke and Nancy Graham,
Gordon and Shawn Flynn,
ears Zurek and Murray ‘Ander-

” even to 12-year-olds: 1.
Marjorie Thors and Bev pelbeck:
2. Glenda Oborne and Maxine

in, 3. Lynne and Dawne}:

fo!

Sunday School teachers and
children:.1. Mrs. “Anderson and
Murray Anderson, 2.' Marjorie
tres and Dallas . Paterson,. 3.

Mrs. M. Flynn and Maxine
and Mrs. H. Belbeck and Blean- | RN

or
Balloon Races

outing races | ster.
McColm

Seven to eight-year-olds: 1,
David Graham, 2, Kathy Salekin
and Casey Flynn, 3, Jerry Web-

Nine to 10-year-olds: 1. Joy
Clarke, 2. Murray Anderson, 3,
Gordon Flynn.

Eleven to 12-year-olds: 1.

Thors, 8. Bev Belbeck; 1. Max-
ine Flynn, 2. David Scott, 3. Lora
Lee Flynn.

Sundsy School teachers: 1.
Mrs, T. A. Sanford, 2. Mrs, F.
B. Giraud, 3. Mrs. R. Bro.

Following a peanut scram-
Die, a ball game was played be-
tween the senior girls and sen-
‘lor boys

Much fun was had by all,
and to help the girls the moth-
ers and fathers joined in,

Sometimes there were as
many as 19 on the field.

Needless to say, the boys] a
still won.

Scholarship

Award Winner

Is Registered
Nurses’ Guest

gistered Nurses Association held

a social evening recently at the
home of Pa Cooper in

Woodland Par!

A special : gu
Betty Looney, fesplent we ‘the
legar, sc! sholarship.
Mrs. D.

. Cooper and

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they attended
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the making of.
watch. was raffled and the win-
ner’ was Miss Looney. She in
turn then drew the winning tick-
et for the camper hamper and
the beneficiary was Miss Carol
Bradford of Castlegar.
Drawing the evening to a
ose rs
her cheque
Pry all it present wished her well
during her: three years at St.

Paul's Hospital.

Effective

10 am. - 12 Noon

1.30 p.m. - 3 p.m.:

SCHEDULE FOR KINNAIRD
‘Swimming Pool

duly Ist

3.30 p.m. - 5 p.m.
6 pm..-8 pm.

KINNAIRD SECONDARY
By Susan Allingham

Lynne Sandford, 2. Marjorie} Lind.

Castlegar Branch of the Re- ane

Salisbury gave’a report on the|:

Victoria.
Highlight of the evening was | Li
‘two draws. A

er presented
mney corte Up

Rilkofé : an
eeathy, Zoobkoff of the Lippi:

Another school year at 3)

SS came to a close last week with] th
the senust awards i
rogram opened with
the anette of “O inada” and
introductory remarks by Mr. G.

The presentation of awards

followed:
ihlette Awards

Girl's. b's Pay'N’ Takit
award to ee best girl athlete
presented by Mr, R. Fenner to
Mary-Anne Fleming.

Other awards in this sec-
tlon presented by Miss HM. John.

Gymnastics, Donna Gipman;

track and field, Valerie James;
basketball, Barbara Sharples and
volleyball, Paulette Halarewich.

Boys. Castlegar Sporting
Goods award to the best boy
athlete presented by Mrs, J.
Fodor to John Horkott,

Rinna Village Council

‘d.to the most ‘promising | in.

track and field’ athlete presen-

ss Jewellery Award to} ¥
academic student was
. L, Bosse to
He also re-
colved 2 a Fs lica to keep — pre-
sented by i York of cindy's
Tots to
CirizeNsui AWARD
Columbia Cellulose Citizen,
presented by Mr.
io Susan’ Allingham:
ble mention: David

on Lang, PI

ds Quinlan pat Margaret
Gauley.

Bast All Round Student
Best’. All-Round - Student
Award (KISS Statt 1965-1966)
presented by Mr, E. Mills, Board | ti
ots School Trustees, to Ron Kon-
Special mention: Margaret
McGauley,’ Lois Eee Dennis
Quinlan.

Don't take home a cub boar,
fawn. deer. or other animal o:
bird which you may encounter
when in the outdoors. This ad-
vice was recently given by pe
J, Hatter, director of the
err fish and’ wildlife breach

In Victoria.
In addition to being gruel _—
and often’ fatal — fe. the wi

of adopting any wild he Brace is

against the Hea he said. No an-
imal or bird may be kept in cap-
tivity without a permit ead such
| permits are ri issued,

Dr. Hatter sald that seldom
do female animals ‘desert their
young. When young animals are

id in the it is more
than a kel. that the mother is
ce | waiting to reclaim its

When ve is is eoown that £
arent has Been
fe director said

ted by Mr. R. Jeffrey to
Wanjoff.

jo!
Local 480 Mine-Mill Midget
ecathion Event award | b
sented by Mr. Jeffery to John
forkoff, Pat Lucas, Perry V«
gin, Danny Arishenkoff and Sam
Cheveidave: 1
Other ds in tthis sec-
tion Presented ey ur. Jeffery.
Boxing; Koochin,

Gordon Kasra

ftball, Koochin;
‘volleyball, Mt ie; basket
ball, John Horkoff; gymnastics,
iss}Tom’ Randall; soccer, - Guido
Vecchio; and Ged and field,

id
Softball Award presented by Mr
J. Grant to Stan Rilkoff of
izzans.

PP
Carl's Drugs General Points

the| dian Girls In

concluding tomate were made
d and the Program
aided ‘with the singing of “The

een.
Students enjoyed the clos-
ing dance, which was held last

Wedn
Our: uur year at KJSS is now one
of fond memories
‘Thought for this Week:
ioeds done are bet-
ter than great deeds planned.”
———

Strawberry Tea.
Held in: Kinnaird -
By Girls of CIT

Tables Graped in the Cana-
‘Training colors of
blue and white, each centered
with a rose bowl, was the setting

fea waza
Resident Passes

Edward Duckworth, former
resident of Robson, died on
Friday at the age ‘of 87,

Born and raised in England,
Mr. Duckworth came Can-
ada z 1910, settling in f° oars
Jaw. where he worked with the
CPR. In 1928 he. moved to Ar-
row, Park where he took up

ig to Robson
in 1959, ‘Two: ete ae he riov-
ed to’ Rossland to be near
son and’ras lived there until his
Es
uckworth was very
active in church work.

He is survived by his wife
Ada, a son, Ed of Rossland, sev-
en grandchildren, and 11 great-

of the CGIT y tea held
the lawn of the

(Citizenship) Award presented
Mr. to

by G.
Gail of the Jaguars.

Carl's Drugs Award for
Athletics Points presented by
Mrs. K. Wilkinson to Stan Ril-
koff and Kathy Zoobkoff of the

pizzans,

House Winner — (over-all
points) Award presented by. La
L. Kavic to Stan

vans saddocks Shoe Store Award
for House Academic Points pre-
sented by-Mr. R. C..Maddocks
to the Eippizzans.

Individual Awards

Pettitt'’s Photos Art’ Award
presented by Mrs. K. Wilkinson

-Anne Fleming; honor-
tle mention, Connie Gregg and
Karen Neisen.

Pardman’s Furniture Music
“Award presented by Miss B. Ka-
vie to Susan Taylor.

Pacific “Music Sup-

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Mr. N, Fishwick to Susan Alling-

KJSS Drama Award ss
Presented by Mr. M. Maglio

Honor Roll Certificates were
presented by. Mr. G. C. Bissell,
district | superintendent of
schools for School District No. 9
to: Dennis Quinlan, Karen Nt
sen, Nina Jmaiff, Alvina Koch,
Lois Henne, Violet Gorkoff, Su-

Michel-
fon andy, Hoidewerth Wendy

Public

water is NOT ‘permitted.

by-law. .

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

: The following forms nart. of By-law_250, Cas-
tlegar Sewer Connection ‘By-law:

SURFACE WATER PROHIBITED
Nothing in this by-law shall be construed to permit
the connection of surface. water to the common
sewer. The connection,either directly or indirect-
ly, of roof leaders, foundation drains, field drains,
sumps or any other collector of surface or ground

perty who connects, permits or causes to be con-
nected, any Such storm or surface or ground
water from his premises or property to the com-
mon sewer shall be guilty to an infraction of this

CONVICTION PENALTIES
Every person who offends against any of the pro-
visions of this by-law, or who suffers or permits
any act or thing to be done in contravention or
violation of any of the provisions of this by-law,
or neglects to do or refrains.from doing anything
required to be done under this bylaw, or who
does any act or thing which violates any of the
provisions of this by-law shall be deemed to have
committed an offence undef this by-law and shall
be liable, on conviction to a fine and penalty of not
less than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) nor more than
five hundred dollars ($500. 00).

CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF CASTLEGAR:

Notice

on
home of their leader Mrs. Anne
Titford.

Pourers for .the afternoon
were Mrs.-D. Faris, Mrs. H. Os-

Mrs, J. Ke legar,

Though roses dominated as
thé theme, artificial and cut
flowers and an array of piggy.
banks were.on sale under the
care of Linda Munroe and Eliz-
abeth Ackney,

The tea yas undertaken by
the junior:girls ‘who were all in
full uniform." .

‘Barbara Heagy was in care
of tickets while'_serving was
done by Joan Rourke, Louise
Bate, Nicki-Lynn Burak, Debbie
Lester, Jaqueline Hipwell, Carla
Houghton, Patti Jack and Phyl-
lis Jolinson..

Helping in the kitchen was

Bernic ‘who was nominated’ as
the wey president recently and
will be taking the chair in Se; pt
ember,

Robson Socials

Mrs. A. Sanford, Ph. 365-5883

reil- home again after completing a
h, | Year of school in pvanicouver: zarist
art taliated we dispatching soldiers

Mr. and’ Mrs. itew:
Jr..and éntiy pelts the week-
end at Nakusp, where Dave did
some fishing.

Mrs. A.;Clements, Adela and
| Andrew left\'on Sunday for ‘a
month’s holiday in Toronto with

n relatives.

Yzerloo, Elame
Alingham, Bill Moceln: Sheila
Anstin and Rohart Wadev

The owner of any pro-

J. Logelin,
Clerk.

Perfect Attendance .
Perfect Certifi-

Mr. and Mrs. R. Christoffer-
son and girls visited in Slocan| at
City over the weekend.

good of, Pepacon, Manitoba, and Fun

Mrs, B. Rourke and Miss Leona | Singing

Si
Miss Barbara Fowler ‘is ‘at} in

Funeral services were held
Monday from Rossland United
Church, with Rev. W. P. Morri-
son officiating.

Interment was at the Moun-
, with Trail

rangements.' - °
Brilliant Service
Marks St. Peler’s
Day Anniversary

The 71st anniversary of the
burning of: firearms in’ C:
Russia by the Doukhobors, was
celebrated at Brilliant on .Sun-
day. Some 1,500 people attend-
ed: the. commemoration, which
consisted of the reading. and
of psalms, choral sing-
ing, speeches and silent medita-
ion.

The speeches recalled that
in 1895 the Doukhobors renounce:
ed militarism and climaxed their
refusal to serve in the army by
‘burning arms on the feast of
St. Peter.

Under the direction of Pet-
er Lordly Verigin, who was in
exile, fires were lit at midnight

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Russia’ ana the purned.

to: the region. Of those arrested
for refusing to serve in the army,
it: is claimed, 41 .were ‘beaten
and starved — 34 of them being
banished ‘to Siberia for 18 years.
Numerous songs and hymns
composed in memory of those
whe suffered for their beliefs
time, were included in
Sunday's program.

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Carol Dembicki, Ron Konkin

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Invited
To Tour the

on which: the monoliths rise like:

‘sphinxs of early.

i. ie oe ie the ers Area Being Sencar

necessary ‘first step before

at the Ar,

d and W. dr

“call out the a abere for loading the buses and wisst-

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drock'!base -

tion of each trip. A “loud hailer”

day evenings
"ors are urged to board buses as quickly a= possible
ee ee

evening as is possible. All buses will have guides

a pl in the. i pects of dam con-

struction. Please note: In the event of rain on either

cal order of these slips upon: the comple. . night, the tour that night will be cancelled and will

‘will ibe used'to «be held on the Thursday evening instead.

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‘Full-color and sound movies of the Columbia River Treaty
Dams — — inch Juding “Action on the Columbia” and “Cok
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“visitors waiting to make the bus tours of the damsite. Ast-
_ist’s sketches of the Arrow.dam at various stages of con-
struction will also be on display, and a model of the dam

will be. ile Viewmeant Ladies eS ES on hand to