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Robson Guides, Brownies
End Year With a Barbecue

Last Monday saw a busy year
for Robson Guides and Brownies
come. to ‘a close, The Brownles
had a barbecue supper on the
lawn at the home. of Mr, and
Mrs, T, Kaardal. They then came
to the Robson hall for games and

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“|aud;/ Joy Anderson, and Kathy

Brown Owl Mrs. Jenner, ‘and pre-
sented Geraldine Giraud with. a
gift from the. pack.

The Guides then formed a
horseshoe and invited Mrs. R. Bro;
Mrs E, Giraud, Mrs. J. Dalziel
and Lat H, Gregory of Kinnaird
to join them.

Mrs. Learn Presented the

‘They formed a fairy ring with |"

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 27, 1963

Mrs, Willlamson

Mr, and Mrs, Fred Briggeman
were 2 Visitors to Trail. where they
attended the Shrine circus.

Mr, Arthur Carlson, returned
to his home here ‘at the weekend
after spending the past four weeks
as a patient in the Trail Tadanac
hospital,

‘Mr, and Mrs, A.W. Worley of
Nelson spent the weekend at their
summer home here, :

“Mrs. Kate Storey - of North
Vancouver, who is spending a hol:
iday at her former home in Nel-
son, was a weekend visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C, William-
son,

‘W. (Bill) Briggeman of Trail
spent the at his summer.

badge ‘to

LaMarche, Mrs, R. Bro Gresented
pioneer badges to Donno ‘Dewis;
Kathy Sir Linda Bro and Joy
irs, Giraud

toymaker ates to Donna Dewis;
tymaktr badges to Donna Dewis;
Linda Bro; Joy Anderson; Kathy
Giraud and Geraldine Giraud,
Mrs. Gregory presented swim-
mer badges to Geraldine Giraud,
Kathy Giraud and Joy ‘Anderson.
Mrs, Br

home here. He had as his guests
Mr. and Mrs, J. Bunn and Mr. and
Mra, J, Van Tassle; also of Trail.
Mr. and Mrs, K. Rigby, Jr, of
Castlegar were Sunday visitors to
Deer Park, Among other visitors
were Mr, and Mrs. Al Sanderson of
Annable,
Mr, and Mrs. A. Bortnick and
son, David, of Trail spent the week-
end at their summer home here.

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and athlete badges to Joy Ander-
son. Mrs, D. Beynon gave'a thrift
and badge to Geraldine Giraud.
First Class Badges were presented

by Mrs. J, Dalziel to Geraldine Gir-

Giraud.

Mrs. H. Hyson then had the
very pleasant duty of presenting
three all round cords to Geraldine
Giraud; Kathy Giraud ‘and Joy
Anderson.

Then Joy Anderson ana zines

Five Members"
Of Youth Group
*-Travel to Spokane

Last Friday evening five mem-
bers of the Presbyterian Youth Ac-
tivity Group travelled to Spokane
where they were the guests of
Mr. and ‘Mra, aa G. Swoboda,’ a

ineaue from Robson guide ‘Com.
pany and Mrs, Giraud presented
the parent committee’ cheque to
Geraldine for her expenses to Co-
vina. Mrs, Dalziel ‘and Mrs. Gre-
gory ‘also brought good wishes to
Geraldine.

On behalf of) the Guides Ge-
raldine presented Mrs Hyson with
a gift. They had a singsong with
Brownies and’ ate ice cream and
cookies to bring a pleasant evening
and.an active year to an end.

PUBLIC NO

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Verzuh of Hinnaird.

The visit to the American city
‘was a preparation for the Reform-

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bly to be held this:July at Per-
due University Lafayette, Tatlenns,
at which Ronnie Verzuh of Kin-
naird will be a B.C. delegate.
Donna Peppard, Caroline Mit-
chell, Ronnie Verzuh, Gary Broo-
kes and. Wayne Peppard were in-
cluded in the Spokane trip over
Saturday which found the’ girls
being accommodated inside. the
Swoboda home while the boys slept
on the lawn on Friday night. They.
motored to Spokane with Rev. T.

Morning found the girls win-
dow ‘shopping’ and the boys being

Mutual Improvement
2. Association . (youth) to.

6th — 26: welconie.
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will meet June 28 - 7.30
Legion Hall: Last meeting be-
fore. vacation.

SORRY! :

The Castlegar News is
sorry that the ads of the Kin-
naird ‘WI and Order of: the
Eastern Star were omitted
through an’ error from’ the
space last week.

PLUMBING &
HEATING:

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|Spokane:: gave, the group an out-

introduced’ to. the facilities for
YMCA programs: One of.the finest
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line of’ the youth activity of the
First Presbyterian Church and oth-
er Presbyterian Churches in that
Reet Dick’ will be’ accompanying
mnie Verzuh on the Youth As-
Senbly at Perdue as the: delegate
from Spokane.
The young. people’s participa-
tion in the trip proved informa-
tive and ‘fun. The choicest Italian:
were invaded for eats.
‘The novelty tricks purchased
frightened the customs officers on
inspection.

.\ ‘The next visit is scheduled for
the rest of the Kinnaird: group

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Vous ‘16; No: 27°"

CASTLEGAR: BRITISH COLUMBIA THURSDAY, JULY 4,196:

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Coal
To ‘Study

A ‘consulting engineer is: to be

‘retained by the Village of Castle-

gar to study the. location and de-

‘sign‘of a pedestrian overpass! to

serve the Shewchuk subdivision,
This action was taken. on
unanimous. vote of council at’ its
meeting Tuesday night:
‘A letter-was read! from Ross-
land-Trail MLA Don Brothers say-
ing financial heJp from the de-
partment of highways for such an

overpass \is'not’ available, H. W.

Herridge, Kootenay-West MP, sald

, financial: help from the federal. de-

partment of public works is “not
available . but: the . possibility of

help’ from: the ' transport‘ depart-| ©

ment should be investigated.
Earlier in the meeting Shew-
ehuk P subalvision resident Gwilym

Retained -
Overpass

‘Hughes “appeared. ‘hefore council
with a petition’ signed by 47 peo:
ple. representing: 81‘ familles in.
the area; The petition asked that
council “proceed with all urgency
to ‘obtain the views and approval
of the CPR for the construction of

‘|a pedestrian“ overpass at a. suit:

able location.” .:

Full) text of ‘the fetition fal.
lows: ...

‘We wish ‘to draw. the atten:
tlon''of the ‘Castlegar village com.
mission ‘once: more to the’ ine-
quitable * predicament - of « the: tax-
payers of “the. Shewehuk subdivi.
sion.:

itioned by the CPR yards from the
village suffer considerable incor
venience .'in“" their “access |

Peter. ‘Dunlop; UBC

children ‘who daily, cross. the rail: | :

Student Wins $478

way ‘tracks’ ‘ surely:“demand ; the,
um ° facility, of a pedestrian

“o3he residents’ have previously ||

made’ an’ approach to the cai
sion for, alleviation of ‘the burden
and, indeed; direct referenie wa:

made suring the recent controversy |

‘scholarships © and (pees ‘at. the
weekend. ie

Peter Dunlop, son at. Mr. and

= has. won a scholarahip and two
“\prizes - totaling ~ $475. «: 2

He. is: the winner ‘of the
Lambert’ scholarship for’ erie
cy for. a student entering his ‘final
year in civil: engineering and has

‘also won a $250 prize for general | :

proficiency. .and-. academic ability |
ina: course, on, structural

“ H6 also won’ a $25 prize from

‘the _ Association: of Professional } ;
. Engineers for iwriting one ‘of the |":
ar

best summer: essays in

; design | :
which”. was‘ awarded aby, the B.C.
: Associa-

tobe included" in. the agreement H

relating to the Oglow subdiviston.

Presume 20 further, action has ‘
taken, FE

“ We ‘note with: Gisappointment

that ‘a request for. the -.allocation |--

a sum _.of $10,000: was recently
rejected -by. council: for. the reason

that the views of the CPR should.

be® obtained with::'regard to  de-
sign and location,

ee We, therefore, petition coun:
cil to proceed with all urgency to
obtain : the views" and’ proved: of
the CPR far’ the

The’ ‘subdivision residents part! B

Castlegar School’ District No.
9's‘niné- buses clocked:73,000 miles

carried 1,400: students ‘per’ month.

and will: be. in soperation for the
new. school” year: opening in Sept-

fa
pedestrian overpass’at -a- suitable
location that will reasonably: serve |
tue; needs of ihe. residents of .the
hhewchuck

- Re Parking of. Largs
~ Tracks in Castlegar

TA motion’ which would res-

$300 |’): trict ‘the: parking ‘of large trucks

in Castlegar to Front St..was res-
‘ended -by “council on’: Tuesday
\ night pending: a poll of business-
S men’ on: the

“subject,
Earlier in: the: meeting | M. ‘E.|

Moran, representing: the Castle-
‘gar Hotel, the Marlane Hotel and
the: Medical Arts Building, ‘Mrs.
Irene Wilson of Irene’s Cafe and
Cec Gorse: of © the: City “Centre

‘before council ‘to

: } engineering,

Funeral services were “held

. yesterday.” ‘from’-St;*Rita’s, Chureh | Fr:
© for. Pietro Martini, 81): swho.d died on 2 Frank
ospital: | Mike Plscetellt? and: Tony. Talsico.

years, $
italy on ‘hay 2%, 1881, ‘He left Italy
for. Colorado ‘in -.1898 and after,

Pallbearers
ank Maida, * Willi
Leonard ‘Maida,

tion *sommittee, tala ‘the. ‘1st annual
safe Griving award) +hanquet for the
it's Friday ‘evening

during the 1962-63 school. year and |"

School board meer Jim ‘La.’

vice-chairman | tro:

hr told the: driv-

e byard ‘is ‘very proud
want it

: ‘ igried
cause he has sold’ his: home and
‘thus is: not} a property: owner.

eligible to:servo,on council, Con- '*
tacted by the Castlegar:News on

a

it

a
E

Samdety over a possible poor
report\card caused a 13-year-old

day afternoon. :

“Gary Groteau of Kinnaird was
the ‘object “of “an, intense search
naird“ firemen ‘when . the ‘siren
near Raspberry Viltage.
the © annual
at about the time

pre and comenoted that. the end
lave. “Cd ted ‘high’?
offering a “facilities

; |mteant: the necessity of a. bussing

[in that year was 43,000 miles.

He said that the district’s eight
buses in 1957-58 carried ‘1,287. pu-
pils per month and clocked 68,000
miles.’ During. thé ‘1961-62: school
year, nine buses. clocked . 83,000

per month.

os Ms Lamont | ‘sald ‘that during
the past:
trict’s:‘ bus <:drivers : have® driven
661,000 miles wikout an’ accident, |
Be ‘called this “‘a fantastic record.” |
transportation committee

during . that
time: thes had. not, been ‘one: ac-.
cident ‘of any, description
the: safety *. ayard : was: to: ‘honor
these -‘unsung “heroes,”

2 In: this, iF ieture Mr,. Lamont
is shown’ presenting. safe driving
shoulder” patches ‘to driver. Paul
Drazdoff «who isthe school \dis-
trict’s ‘senior driver with 13 years
of» accident-free driving.

Others, :}from ‘left: to: right,
include: Fred » Howes’ eight. years,
Fred“: Fomenoff: six.-years,” Jack,
Smith’ eight‘ years, ’ Mr.’ Drazdoff,

years, .Bill'Rempel. four ir years and
Charlie’, King. eights

“Other drivers with ale aciving
records © ‘of under } fotir “years - in-

Glude: Pete’ Tarasol#, elke: Haarms,

there as. ‘a. miner. re- '
he

= married in

pril,
S- During: oe ihe vad

ed arith the ataitan

19:
honed, to Fite): oo
‘was employed .by. Cominco ‘at the
‘lime quarry there. He moved to
‘Trail:in :1927, working'as a smelter-

“man until his retirement.

He. -became'a ‘Castlegar

e3
~" jn’ 142. and’ his home: at’ 102 ‘Col-|

umbia. Ave.;wasia gardeners’ par:

dise. ‘
°" He was predeceased by his
wife in 1954 and’a great grandson

urvived:, by. two’ sons,

‘is
Gabel of. Castlegar. and Sylvio. of | §

‘Trail; one daughter, Mrs. D. hid
Trail; . a vals

ee * Officiating

e was
ee i ‘A. Brophy while: the "Castlegar

Funeral Home ‘was in charge

en carrying: 954. pupils ‘per |
| month. He .said: that total mileage a

miles and carried 1,400 studenta

Mr, Lamont;: Phil Konkin. four 3

4 to eae ‘Jobs.”">
recis

=|system 5to’

dois safety. reco:
and‘remaiked-on:the. iivenes with
hich they. carry out: Aheir. duties.

minister, an

transport
e children: to Sunday school. at:Kam-

students : to |-

Feport

the. paréats ; were not. noti;

: ~ Kinnaird Reports ©

school boy:to run away last Thurs-| pi

he was picked up on No, 3 highway |-
nal
Gary was believed to have ee
schoo!

pupils
returned: to. the school for theirs

by RCMP and some’ 60 to. 70 Kin- |i ird

[oie athe scinnaird Pasi tthe

son
“When ‘he*failed to pick up. his |

“On May, dune Work.

Boom » or Boley?

‘tit
‘oken from:a ‘copy of: the Cana-
dian Imperial Bank of Commerce's
nonthly Commercial Letter.
‘The Letter arrived at ‘the con
clusion: that ‘automation’ is a-boom.

and ‘is a: powerful weapon which |-

Canada.’ must ‘make ‘all’ possible.
‘use. of in: the ‘fierce ‘competition
of world trade. At the' same time,
astime “when

‘already |

early sta it
not. atop rs rate of growth ‘of
le | the long.
vais undo

fully. ron omnes and t

s ‘chines of-all but a small fraction

of the labor. force.
“42. “This “is cold comfort to
the individual: machinist : or ‘ cleri-
eal worker. who has ‘just. been dis-
placed by.a push-button control.”
However, . all) men are driven
by a universal desire to ease labor
and ‘the “elemental ‘urge to’ subs-
titute mind for: muscle: is ncaa

0
greater his success: the | higher te
status in -the- community « of na:

too, is cold comfort. to

: tons."

= This,
4 that “individual machinist: or cler-

ical worker” to which the etter.

refers.
1 {>i “Perhaps ‘the following 2 para-

graph located in’ the body. of the
article, would have’ been’a,sound
one with which’ the Letter could

pechnological advance has yet |!
"|to be, matched by social progress,
which has failed to find a’ means

‘|have been made, The new 10inch

been: widened ; at: the. south end
and a standpipe has been installed

pour. ‘new. water

a

line:to the water tank has been
put. into operation. - Mains had

‘|four ‘leaks repaired and. fishing

out was done at Third, Fourth and
Fifth “avenues, .also at the North
End of the highway.

The new 125. hp. “pump had
been installed at ‘the’ river. The
old 60 hp pump has been crated
and shipped.

A new pump had ‘been instal-
led. at the g pool ard a
larger. drain pipe. replaces the
old one, The srounds at the Poot
ad been levelled and shack
rem »

treatment’ plant. ° Installed "in ‘the
he oa: office was an Jair condition:

Brat
He Hi

ent Society's
Ball. held Friday, evening in the

of supplying” two-thirds of - the |KIS' hall.

in world's Population: with the barest

ile’ surplus Sopactty

Dj exists in the « Hiner third.”

is possible, and ee
scope in prim:

try,
| plete automation may not “be pos-

sible, at’ least for ‘the, present, for
many branches of. ind ty, in in Cana-

Stokes, p1 esident’ of :the: Castlegar. B

tenay: Society. ‘fo: Handicapped Child:
the buil ft ‘the ‘Dr. Endicott Hoste, The * prosentatior }

‘Miss Ratzloff was “chosen by
the judges ata banquet for the
five contestants the evening b be-

ig School | District Ne

9: would ‘cost

One. bus: was. at Renata: when this

‘Two-of the

. She received a 08.

from: SHSS
“|W. Roy, Brown’ on behalf of the. -:/

Improvement “Society while «the

crowning’ of * the queen was per-

formed | by Improvement Society

‘president Harry Bat

The queen a received a
rose bowl as a memento of the
event and a bouquet of roses from
long-time \ Kinnaird‘ residents ‘Mr,

and © Mrs.“Art » Swihart ‘who’ are

leaving the community.

Princesses’‘to “Queen Lisa “are
Judy Belback, Jackie Rempel, Bev
Robinson and: May ; Ze

n.
mgers, seven carry. 55,and the “baby” [tesnty,
Castlegar 1 jews: Photo = >