14 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 18, 1969

AIR CADET SQUADRON 581, Castlegar, held its parents
and promotion night last week at SHSS. Several promotions,
reclassifications, certificates, awards’ and service badges
were presented. These are as follows: Reclassified from
AC2 to AC1, AC1 D. Halbauer. Reclassified from AC1 to
LAC, LAC Boisvert, LAC Burnham, LAC Berg, LAC Craig,
LAC Dufour, LAC Eh], LAC Freeman, LAC Jackson, LAC
D. Sweeney, LAC Vigue, LAC Grifone. These LAC Insign-
by G. Lind. P from LAC to Cpl., Cpl.
Cotton, Cpl. Koreen, Cpl. Zoobkoff. These promotions pre-
sented by J. Holden. Promoted from Cpl. to Sgt., Sgt. P.
Sweeney, Sgt. J, Mason, Sgt. T. Tukkimaki. These promo-
tions presented by Mayor M. Little. Promoted from Sgt. to
F/Sgt., F/Sgt. Allam, F/Sgt. Holdsworth. These promotions
presented by Captain J. R. MacBain. Promoted from ae
to WO2, WO2 V. T ii This p
RCMP Sgt. Hobson. Awards (a) Junior rifle shot: Cpl. z

Zoobkoff. Presentation made by A. Shutek, chairman of the ~

Community Chest. (b) Senior rifle shot: WO2 V. T

Bain. Bush Survival Certificates (a) Senior: Sgt. R.. Fuller-
ton. (b) Junior: Cpl. D. Freeman, These certificates present-

ed by F. Stamp-Vincent, Squadron instructor. Flying scho- of

larship certificate and RCAC Wings, graduated cadet F/Sgt.
J, Nemrava. This certificate and Wings presented by Cap-|
tain G. MacDonald of Selkirk College aviation department
and Squadron instructor. One-year badges: LACs Boisvert,
Burnham, Berg, Craig, D. Freeman, Grifone, Jackson, Ehl,
Dufour, D. Sweeney, J. Vigue. These service badges pre-
sented by Lt. D. Williamson, Squadron adjutant. Second-

year service badges: Cpls. Cotton, Koreen, Zoobkoff, LAC ¢

Lamond, LAC Thederahn, LAC Wright, LAC F, Vigue.
These service badges presented by Lt. F. Murphy, Squad-
ron supply officer. Third-year service badges: F/Sgt. Holds-
worth, Sgt. Mason, Sgt. P. Sweeney, Sgt. T. Tukkimaki, Cpl.
Akselson, Cpl. Freeman, Cpl. Maddocks, LAC Ouellette.
These service badges Presented by J. Tukkimaki, vice-

of 581 Fourth-year service

Exesentation sade by W. Sweeney, chairman Sponsoring

() Cadet of the Year:
So00/e: 02 Ve anki Presentation made by D.
Amos, area vice-chairman, B.C. Committee Air Cadet Lea-
gue of Canada. Graduation certificates to past cadets who
left the squadron at the end of the training year 1968/69
were made to F/Sgt. J. Nemrava, Sgt. E. Ackerman, Sgt.

badges: WO2 V. Tukkimaki, sat Allam, F/Sgt. Hartson,
Sgt. Fullerton. These badges presented by Captain Rev. C.
Howard, Squadron chaplain. After the parade the parents
visited the different classrooms and saw what the cadets

wen

Young People Infected

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With God's
Dear Sir:

In your paper. last week
there was an interesting let-
ter, written by an economics
professor from Selkirk Col-
lege. I found this to be an in-|
formative letter as well, and it
certainly gave me a goad deal
of insight into some if the
polities i involved in the Niger-|
ian-Biafra conflict.

T even found myself dgre-
eing with his comments on
Canadians who stick their
noses ‘in other nation’s busin-
ess and his comments on a re-|
cent “starve-in” held by a lo-
cal young peoples group. But,
you know Mr. Editor, when I
was sitting in church last Sun-;
day it dawned on me that the
economics professor has miss-
ed the point entirely.

It was compassion toward
the he men, women:an and children

shi ce
Compassion
are dee} leeply concerned over the
well-) ong of ithe Bipeorls: of a
new state, not
one-sided in’ heir thinking,
nor do they care about the
politicaleconomical | equilib-
rium of two warring’nations.
Mr. Editor, when I see
pictures of Biafran ‘children
who are no more than struc-
ures of bone, with a covering

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of taut skin, my prayer’ is
“God, spare my family, my.
community and my country
from such as this.”

So you see, Mr. Editor,
when a splendid group of
young people like our Hi-C’s
become infected with the com-
passion ‘of Jesus. Christ and
desire to help a nation, whe-
ther it be Christian or non-
christian, I say good for them,
and if their “starve-in” is a

sample of.what we can expect

iy.
raise funds for the depriv.

our community has Justteause
to be proud of them.
One last observation, rere

to] Editor, if, in’ pei

coals the H-C’s ane an

of that country.
The Hi-C's caught a
pse of tis compassion if
hrist has as well erip.
ped — out istanding men ike
Stanley Burke and others who

to win a few converts to
mn | slaty, all the more power
cal

em. . nus

the converts he can get.
Harold. Webber,
Kinni

WCE to Streamline
No-Time-Loss Claims

Workmen’s Compensation
Board chairman Cyril White | a1

are learning. A film was shown and were
served in the by the — Air
Cadet Photo

signed to improve service to
injared workmen and to re-

to. in- assist in
toduce new, procedures. de-|alo:

will show the claim 1

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McMixers Square Dance Club Has Already Enjoyed|:
Extremely Busy Season With Regular Dances

The  McMixers Square; McLeod.
Dance Club is well into its The beginner's class is
1969-70 season with our 20 i
couples in their intermediate

up who dance regularly
one night a week in the Waod-
land Park school gymnasium
with Jim and Vi McLuckie.

The executive this year is
made up of: Tony Crosbie,
president; Mac and Lillian | t

cently in the Twin Rivers hall,
with Jim McLuckie calling for
them there,

Square Dance Association are
Nick and Florence Wishlow, | tive little group with the girls
Frank and Wilma Frost and| wearing red dresses and the
Pete and Nellie Gorkoff. Also| boys having matching ea

dance held in the parking Jot will miss the Fords, as

pi
‘hey made a very attrac-

of a local super market on
Sept. 12. The following week

indoor dancing began, and|S'
members greatly enjoyed hav- | 0!

ing guest caller Cy Crossman
with his wife Barbara from
Spoke for this dance.

The McMixers invited the
A pepe area Ferartt Citizens,
as guests 01 ct. 17. Some
~|35 cy these emacs folks signed
the vistors book that night
and shared the refreshment
eriod,

Ten couples from the club
attended the Nelson hoedown
MC'd by Vie Graves in the
Memorial Hall on 1 Noy. 8 and

active in the association execu-
tive are Frank and Betty-Jane! their season with an. ae

a An ev-'
on larger rue at attended the
Trail strict ‘Square

Slocan City & Valley
Silverton, New Denver

Burt Campbell, Revelstoke-
Slocan MLA, will be pleased to
meet with people wishing to see
him at the Slocan Inn today
(Thurs., Dec. 18) from 7 p.m. to
9 p.m.

Dance Aisociation’s first hoe-
down of the season: at the
Fruitvale hall on Nov. 15,
when the caller was Van Bo-
gart from Cour d'Alene, Ida-| all.
ho, and this too was.a fine

dance.

The Frosts and.McLeod’s
visited the Warfield Swinging

juares Club on. Nov.

when the evening rae dedicat:
ed to saying re iv-
er and Mable Ford aeho leave
for the coast: soon. Members

ing for the .coast. Members

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really
they have been actives! for a
long while in many p hases of

uare fea activity. Many | saic
er MecMixer couples have
also: visited various district
clubs.

‘Among visitors to the lo-
cal club so far this season
have been Kimbels, Marbachs,
Taylors, \Caputos, . Woods,

‘ords, Woolls, Piers, Buckles
and Helen and Andy Wood all
rom either Trail or Warfield.

Also the Reilkoffs, Pryshlaks
and-McLures from Nelson and
Crossmans, Zublers, Wilberts,
Prices-and Lovelands visited
from Spokane.

On Dec. 12 the McMixers
held their annual family
Christmas party. The begin.
ners group and all childrew of of
square dancers were present, | ©
as well as many visitors so
toe there were about 125 in

The 2 Stage boasted a love-
ly lighted’ tree and other
greenery. ai the children
were all given red star-shaped
name tags. The couples res-
ponsible for these seasonal
touches were Lorne and Mar-
garet Roberts and Nick and
Florence Wishlow.

uckie in-

2 | cluded t the youngsters several] Many gam:

times during - thi
Throuch & few. basic fl

ugh a few basic figures
with adult partner: “An ex-
change of modest gifts.
presided over by Santa Claus| R.
himsi whose

sce with the process-
ing of claims effective Jan.

“Feasibility studies. have
shown that most:no-time-loss
that is those involv-

ing less than three: working
days lost from work, can be
adjudicated by using the em-
ployer's report form only,”
Mr. White, “therefore,
onan applications for
compensation will not be

A ’s. applica-
tion will still be required on
“time-loss” claims, ‘those in-
volving more. than three
working days lost ion oa
but in many cases
cepting the. doctor’s ant om:

ployer’s. reports an_ initial
Payment will be made to the
claimant

ing. up service. Injured ise
men. will automatically re-

t the
province but will be sent to
ue auiured workman by the

ceive forms when
there is more than three
working days lost.

hi
‘The new, simplifiea form

Robsen Evening
Group Members .
Enjoy Banquet

The .Robson Evening
Group members and friends

will: still be
required to report injuries
to the WCB within three
days, and the doctor will re-
port on injuries where
the layoff work exceeds three
days.

To ensure that the work-
ee Tights are . further

rotected, a claim may also
be initiated” upon receipt of
notification from: him.

Mr. White said The new

to

enjoyed a turkey
dinner recently in the Rob-
son Memorial Church Hall
with 30 people in attend-
ance.

The tables were EPPrO:
priately decorated with
and green tapers and nie.
ture Santa Clauses and other
Christmas decorations. The
hall ‘was. decorated with ced-
dar boughs and a lighted

Christmas tree.

While the tables: were
e|being cleared away, all pre-
sent enjoyed singing carols.
played

members’ mystery pals

jas] then exchanged gifts.
Donald, accompanied iby

his guitar,

elf,
was arranged and managed by
Killough, who did his
usual fine job.
The evening closed with
the, serving ; of refreshments
and was a very Endovable and
successful e'

sang many well nown songs.
» Beth Ro;

dent of the Eve!

wished all a most happy sea-

son.and,a joyous New Year.

The serving of coffee brought
avery. happy. time to a close.

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