SHSS E CLUB
shown here with € ‘8 of per-

Scott, Poulse

ny
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Gretchen, Tina Ozeroff, Nettie
Janie Kazakoff,

sonnel administration, Norm Scott, who ex-
plained the mailroom and printing equip-

Lucy
Terry Jackson, Bill Walker and Larry Kin-
akin. Students gained information on job

Mrs. Sherstobiteff
Funeral Service ©

Funeral services. started
last Saturday and continued
into Sunday from the Tarrys
Community Hall t for Mrs. An-
nie — Sherstobitoff, -87, of
Thrums, who died last Thurs-
(day at the Castlegar and Dis-

She was"
1882 in Russia, coming to

| registered ‘social worker re-
3|ceived her official certificate

jCanags and Saskatchewan in =

Mrs, Sherstobitoff was
married in Saskatchewan and

imoved to B.C. and Glade. in
1912.

She resided in Glade un-
til three years ago when she
moved to Thrums to live with
her son and daughter-in-law,
a and Mrs. Nick Sherstobit:
off.

George W. Scrimshaw,
president and chief executive
officer of Columbia Cellulose
is | has “the election

predeceased by her husband
John last ee end by her
son ale

he is vaived by two
ae Nick of Thrums and

ter, Mrs. Pete
£ O andchil-

ment to the students when they were on a
recent tour of various businesses at Van-
couver. Pictured from left to right are Mr. .

starting salaries, office equipment and gen-
eral office procedures. Colcel Photo

Canada Manpower
Is to Help Students

A “Student Summer Em-)sult Don Lyster has been tak-
ployment Service” has beenjen on
established in the Trail of- Mr. Lyster, a Eraduate of
fice rot ine Canada Manpower.| Rossland Secondary 1, is
Centre. 8 Ualversity. student se two |™as

The
assist university and ‘igh Ris c Sammerce ay economics
school students to obtain em-| degree. student employ-
it di th ment *ttiner, Mr. Lyster will

occupy his own “desk in the | Fv
=| Trail Centre

and

will be responsible for con-

gram If pre-jtacting employers and endea-

sents an aeeorunity for stu-/voring to stimulate interest

dents to work in the Man-|in the general public to hire

power function and as a re-|student help for summer em-
——————

ployment and vacation relief.
Marx Auto Body In recent years, because
& Paint Service

of the natural increase in the
student population and for
Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding

Local Christmas
Seal Chairman
At Sonvention

Mrs. J. R. Lamont, chair-| 3
man ott uthe Castlegar Christ-
commit at-
tia ans annual ‘meeting
of the BC. "Tuberculosis
Christmas Seal Society being
bela in Vancouver today and

B.C. Division of TB Control,
who will bring latest_t
culosis
delegates, an:
Bonham, med ical

Senior-secondary school
from around B.C.

other reasons, summer em-
ployment has been increas-
ely, 3 difficult to obtain.
he As a result the outloor
Insurance Claims 0 al
uire support funds to assist
Handled Promptly them in post st secondary edu-
cation appears some-
24-Hour Wrecker Service| nat bleak It is hoped that
Phene 365-7248 this move by Canada Man-

power will help the situation. a

will be guests of honour at
the annual banquet when
they will receive awards for
entries in the society’s first
Smoke-Out campai

ATTRACTIVE
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE

Apply

Hi Arrow Arms
MOTOR HOTEL — KINNAIRD

10 gti
aren and 19 great- verandenild:

” Burial was at the Glade
Cemetery with the Castlegar
Funeral’ Home in charge of
arrangements.

Peter of Glade; one ian |.
(Mary) Mi

by the board of directors of
Charles A, Munana to the
position of senior vice presi-
dent.

Mr. Munana was corporate
director of international ac-
tivities for Columbia Cellu-
lose in Europe prior to his
appointment as vrenlor vice
president. In addition to his
other duties, Mr. Munana will

fessional body, with th
have the responisbility. for|/to set educational and “admis:

Two Residents
Are Members
Of New Social
‘Workers Assn.

British Columbia's : first

from Welfare Minister Dan
Campbell at a ceremony last
Thursday at Vancouver.

Marilyn Callahan, 'recip-
ient of the certificate, repre-
sents more than 900 other
registered social workers in
the province who are recely-
ing.their certificates by mail.
The ceremony marked
the culmination of a ‘long
campaign by the B.C. Associ-
ation of Social Workers to
gain professional status.

Royal Ganadian Legion
FIRST ANNUAL

CABARET

Friday, May 23 9 pm. - 1 am.
Kinnaird Hall
Music by THE OCCASIONS

Supper —
$5 Per Couple

Attendance Limited to 75 Couples
Tickets Available to Anyone
Reservations May be Made

At Legion Lounge or Phone 365-6426
— Building Fund Draw Same Evening —

Mrs, Marilyo E. Breck
ridge of Castlegar and Ray-
mond W. Gattinger of Kin-
naird have now become

gistered social workers with
formation of the association.
With this act the a
ation becomes in cttect 4 a ro

sion standards for its mem-

) Castlegar

Mrs. H. Pali Ph. 365-8294
Members of Minto chap
ter, Order of tte
, who attended an boner

directing sales activity.

r Socials thas aii

fe
Robson een the weekend in
Reremec

eral chess at Ni
home at

Murray spent sev:
aramata andjcants will be decided by a

Special provisions are
also being made for social
workers now practicing in
the field who do uot have

tension department.
The admission of appli

Mary Woodrow.
‘Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Camp-
bell spent a few days
t their summer home
returning home

Mrs. Wm. Houston is a
patient in nares ‘Trail Hospital.
Mr. and Wm.
rower spent a a days visit-
ing in Osoyoos, returnin;

Har-| C:

the weekend.

week visiting in Vancouver.
Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Stier of |cial government.
Robson spent a few days last

H. Johnson, Twin
last | Rivers division

board
for one year by. the provin-

Through the new regist-
pation: the BCASW is and of
to sef high standard
taining ‘and conduct through:

district commissioner
Mrs. J. Roberts, -Kinwood-

ana

ig | May 12-14.

Mrs. D. Hill, Castlegar-Robson ba a i
and

Belle district commissioner, |ic in

attended the aie -Guldes of|gaged in
annual | must hold a MSW and be aj

meeting, held oot a yaneauver proved for private Practice Ly

out the pro

The new act includes an
added safeguard for the pub-
that a social worker en-

private Practice

24:

Milk Shake Sale

Thurs. and Fri., May 15 and 16

Chocolate — Strawberry — Butterscotch —
Pineapple — Cherry — Banana — Marshmallow
— Blackberry — Sundae — Rum and Butter —
Egg Nog — Butter Pecan — Maple Walnut —

Orange — Lemon — Lime — Grape — Root-

Beer — Vanilla — Licorice — Coffee — Creme
de Menthe

Regular Price 40c

DAIRY QUEEN

the board of re,

home’ at the

. L. Buffett left Sun-
day ae) for Prince Geo-
rge where she will attend
the annual Rebelcal Assemb-

a Mr. and Mrs. Perry Min-
nich and daughter. Val of

ry will al
the Te Debs > deciding to
smoke. %
Society Bresident Kenneth
S. Vaughan-Birch will make
these awards

hich col

of equipment of their Choice
equivalent in value to $250

to wininng schools.
The second day of the
will be devoted al-
ly to Christmas
activities when

from’ around ‘the

INSURANCE

AUTO FIRE LIFE

For Complete Eomaees
Needs Please Contact .

M. W. Mike SHISKIN

Representing Fruit Growers Mutual
& Co-operative Insurance Service

Box 1266 Castlegar 269 Columbia

province will receive ‘congra-

ing work this year
the Seal campaign
in B.C. the best on record.

Letters — Birth Certificates
(mportant Papers
Clippings
Black-on-White Process
Reasonable Rates

Phone Office 365-6665 Home 365-6704

CASTLEGAR NEWS:

tulations for their outstand-|},
in makin:

PHOTOCOPYING |"

Local Kinetfe Club
Honors Departing ;
Charter Member

The last charter member
of the Kinette Club of Cas-

group's recent dinner meet-

She was also presented

with a Kinette spoon.

Mrs. Skinner wall be | be Tene
this weekend to make

home ae Vernon where her

husband has been: moved by

-|Inland Natural G:

The Kinettes a also held an

. ]installation candle light cer-

emony in mid-April at which
urs. Jim Crowley of Kinnaird
and Mrs. Sam Sookoreff of
vastlegar became members
of the club.

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