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12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 25, 1961 bavwczan LEBRARY

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Al Harvey highlighted the *yictorin
Day celebrations‘at the Kinnaird
Park.

The Kiwanis: -sponsored event
wos favored with sunny skles and
by mid

s Carnival

'd by: boys = Teddy Archambault Walter

Popoff and Paul Grouette,

Gitls -* Rita Saartkko, Valerie
Kennedy and Krissy Olarke,

Boys 11 and under - Kenny
Colley, Donald Poole; girts'. Shir-

an
crowd of 2,000 persons enjoyed a
program of sports events, fashion
show and beauty’ contest, racing
and ball games,

Concession ‘booths’ were kept

busy while the prizes for children's | ~

races were os follows: Winning in
the'5 and under. group were: boys,
Donald Bruce Morrison, Don Chase;
girls, Debbie Brownlie, Linda Beau-|
champ. 5

‘Boys 7 and under -. Jeffrey
Flamank, Donald ‘Bruce Morrison;
girls - Lorry Davidson, Ann Harvey
and Catherine

“In bod ® and under grotip were]...

=REMATR SOCIALS |

ley , Fay D and
Julie Vaeasen, yan
Boys .13 and under - Don Poole,
Ken Plotnikoff;'girls - Ton! Schia.
von, enirley Fomenoft and Dianne

ee "the wheel ‘arrow event,
Gary Brookes and Jan® Hegeman
came. first, second were’ Harold
Thring and. Gorton Green.

» Humphries Higg
‘Behool Bahd ‘under the direction of
Norman, Fishwick. It

LEniOH CORNER -

‘By CLUB, REPORTER
‘At the rewular meeting of May
16, Com,;Lamb reported that there
were now 224 paid lip members and]
he expected this figure tobe 230 by
the cena ofthe week.

“A. Martin. advised that
the ‘Since! is. now finished for the
season and thanked all those who
patronized and helped out-in any

way.

Ly "MD Btewatd was initiated in-
to regular. membership with the
branch and” ‘three. applications for ||

& dellctoug’ smorgasbord dinner ser-
ved in the open from 4 to 6 p.m.

Miss Wanda Havdale attained
the’ queen's crown in’ the’ beauty
contest and fashion parade. .Her
companions; were Carol Malone,

Mrs. M. Rohn A
(too Inte -for last. week)

Mr, and Mrs, P, Warkentin
were _.weekend visitors to Nelson
and ‘Trail.

: Mr, and Mrs, W, Leduc and fa-
mily of Kinnaird were weekend vi-
sitors at the-home of crn and “Mrs,

'. DB
Coifax, Wash. were ‘quests of Mr.
Mrs. G: Priesen ‘for, the. past week,
While here Rév. Unruh held ser-
vices at various homes each even-
u

ing.

Mr. M. Gary of. Trail was a
weekend visitor at the home of Mr,

olf.

Mrs. Breuch and children, who
have:-been visiting her sister, Miss
Lang for the past few weeks, have
left to. Join her husband in their.
new home,

Dr, Lopotaki “plant patholo-

gist” of Summeriand.was a business |:

visitor to Renata this week.

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Rose _ Dixon, Marla Fogolin and
Myind Dow modelling fashions in
three categories — afternoon and
street: wear,” sports ensembles and
evening gowns,

Miss ‘Havdale's royal awerd is
the nit for Kiwanis for this type
of contest which was’ judged by
Allen Selble, Maizie Zinio and John
MeGllp. The/five young ladies par~
aded under'the direction of the
Kinnaird Little Theatre.

Commentating was Mrs, A. D.
Johnson during the graceful display
of lovely creations avalieute at Kar-
nie’s Ladies Wear, West's Dept.
Store and: Cindy‘s. In charge of
make-up was Mrs-A:.Crelghton and
Mrz, Allen Selbie with Beauty Coun-
sellor. products.

Popular local artist Bruce Bis-
sell and his electric guitar supplied
the intermission entertainment. He
sang You're Beautiful, Blue Moon,
Surrender and Sugar Moon.

cerely hope that the new members
will play, an active part in. running
the organization, -

“Com, 8. Melnick” was to ‘Took
after. the purchasing of two’ crib
boards which were to be donated to
the. local ‘hospital. for use. by pat-
jenta,

‘The weekly distribution of olg-
arettes, chocolate bars and gum {8
still -belng. handied by the; Ladies
Auxiliary. This distribution is not
for Legion members only. but is for
any patient, free of. charge, desir-
ing one..of” the abovementioned
items,

Comrades A. «Lamb: and) W.
Sommerfield . will. be. our official
delegates to ‘the ‘West Kootenay
Zone Convention in Nakusp on June
10 and 11,

‘The Canadian Legion hes now
taken ‘over ‘the: sponsorship of the
Kinnaird Cubs ‘and ‘Scouts. Active
Legion members on this Group
Committee are R, Wadey, R. Pater-
son, H. G: McNichol, W. Ledue and
©.. Pepper, A motion was passed
that we supply two Union’ Jacks,

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Prior to’ this the for
me Rose Ball. Queén were presen-

ted. They. were Miss Kathy Mc-
Cutcheon, Miss Joan Shields, Miss
Linda Hesketh, Miss Rose eaorie
Buckna .and Miss Joan Reed,’

‘Winners of the Jive Contest
were Beverley Pinckney . and Ri-
Cristofoll; Sandra: Gray and
dim McKay; Myrna Dow. and: Jack
Osachofz.
Finals in baseball competitions
saw Castlegar Little League win by
one Tun‘ over Kinnaird 5-4; Castle-
gar, Pony League won over Kinnaird,
10-12 cee ne: wind-up the Castlegar’
Babe uth League won | 4-0. over
Eien =

~ Kinnaird women's fast ball saw

the Kinnaird Jadies*on: top 17-9 ov-.
er Castlegar. : ~

Assisting ; the ‘Kiwanlars was,
Mrs, A. H. Hominiuk Who convened
the:ice cream ' and. pop. booth and
Mrs. Tom Fourt who, was in charge
of the coffee. i %

ROBSON SOCmLS

, Mrs, A 4 Waldie,: Phone 5921

+ Mr! Ww. T. Waldle was called
unexpectedly. to. Vancouver to at-
tend the funeral of his brother-in-
law, Mr. Ben McGregor.

«Mr, and Mrs, P. K. Dow had as
their guests their'daughter and son-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs: Fred Meyer
and children, Linda and Norma of

Prince Rupert for the past week.

Visiting at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. A. K. Waldie over the holiday
weekend were the latter's brother;
Robert, Fornasero; . her’ stepsister,

|. Sharon Neergaard and Miss Sarldra

Derby, all of Calgary.

Mrz, J. F. Stadler recently were the
latter’s -brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, H. Hanis and son,
David,. of, New.. Westminister, re-
turning’ from an extended el
in Saskatchewan. ~

.Mr.,and Mys., ©, Loveland; ana
family of Spokane spent the holiday
.weekend at. thé: home.of- the latter's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, W, 'T.-Waldie.

‘Mr/)and Mrs. P, K. Dow spent

‘A guest at the home of ‘Mr, and
7Btadler “and familyfor
the past. week: has een Mr, Don

25. PBte
onildren, Judith, David and:-Laurel,
accompanied by, Mr, Non: Taylor
spent a: few days: vi!

‘Trail spent last Sunday

-fof thelr daughter: and ’so1
e Mr, and Mrs. A. K: Waldie.

Guests at the home of Mr; and||

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“An address by Prof,.C. 4. Ente,
“very of UBO will highlight gradua-
‘ton ceremonies at SHHS | tomorrow,
‘evening.

5 Mra, We Jacobson, chairman of
‘Bohool District No:'9,‘ will preaent
Giptomaa to the 53 grade 12 grad-
‘uates who, sometime; during the
‘evening, will, sing - "You'll: ‘Never
‘Walk. Alone”

Buckni Bérne Jean) Dinko Shar-
on Erlandson, Leonard Gallo, Byng
Giraud; Sybil. Harrower, Wanda
Havdale, tail , daeexetth,
Hi,
“Arlene “ally; Eileen dolly, Luba
is

bedort,

Hymn" as amass cholr.

“os Leelle -Watdie -will ‘give the Gal-
@dictory address and the invocation
‘will be given. by Revol, 1, G: Raga.
Ohalrman willbe: principal W. Roy
Brown and Olaude Bissell, district

sage from the Geparaaent ‘of edu-
cation; |°,

Linda Hesketh: “wil give. the
class history and. Walter Kult the
‘class ‘ prophecy.’ Vice-principal. W.
F..;Bhkwarok will
Emery tothe assembly, while Miss
‘M_ Richardson, ‘and/'vice-principal
Al. Harvey will introduce the -stad~
‘uates,

<> The SHHS band, under the al.
rection of -Norman Pishwick;- will
present several ‘musical. selections,

2 The 1961 graduation’ cee iot

introduce Prof.|.

MoNee, Peter
zaroft,.. Wayna: Pat

~“auperintendent,: will deliver.a meas | ante’

; Tests. carried out on the ex-

“| terior paint’ job of Kinnaird's new

water. tank by | Comm. :Ron Gules

Black, . Kenneth | Beynon, . Dawn
Bieere, ‘Douglas Brown, Rose Marie

Association of British.Columbia at.
tended a dinner inthe Palm Room
of the Crown Point’ Hotel Friday

local economy ‘and’ on_their mech-
aiiized accounting” =

‘W.‘T. Mann. of. Victorla, provin-
lal president of: the association; re-
Potred on the. natlon-wde growth
of the organization. In British Col-
umbia there.are almost 1,000 mem-
bers, approximately 600. of, whom
are students, he said,

Among those present were mem.

“bers and guests from Vancouver,

Victoria, .\. Aldergrove, : Kimberley,
Nelson, Grand. Forks, South Slocan,
Castlegar, ‘Kinnaird and Port Al-
bern.

‘The sessions continued Satur-
day with the members of the Pub-
Ue Practice. Committee (nine of
‘whom dre members ‘of the Vancou-
ver: Chapter) ; meeting in .Kinnaird,

On Saturday afternoon the del-

‘egates. toured Celgar’s pulp mill

and. that ‘evening they attended a
reception at the home of'Mr, and
Mrs, oy ‘M. Macbeth ‘at Eifinatra.

: 196 Building: Permits

Tofal: Quarter. Million

: Over a quarter of a million dol-
Jars in: building ‘permits have-been,
‘approved so far this year in Kin-
naird.

Building “permits total $260 818
50° far, this year.

indicate: that laid

‘down “by the- village for’ the fob].

have not been met, Mr.'Giles told,
counieil mote night.
‘The commissioner sald he car-

Darryl §

ried out tivo tests on the exterior of | © cea

the ‘specifjeations called
| tor miftls of caine and “about only

rect’ ‘volume of ‘bala: ie antaht have
heen:sprayed, he has heard ‘that as

also, ‘cau
mplatiecing? to.
the rough: welds to: ‘be ground, ‘This
hag not bee:
“I feel~ very: strongly that’ we
should not: accept'the exterior paint
Job,” concluded the commissioner,

A motion was then: passed cal-|.--

ling for- the contract to be fulfilled
to the original specifications before
the job is ‘accepted. =

home.of pulp: mill-manager Eu-
gene DeLuca at Blueberry’ Creek.

A Personal, Column |

By BURT CAMPBELL

It's that ‘tome ot the year
again when ‘high ‘school gradua-
tions are upon us...

At the same time, though, as
our grade 12 students are gradua-
ting, bree itudent ib lower ‘edu-

‘parents to: let’, them! dropout: of

not | gone beyond: grade 8 in school,
,And’ people’ with only one or two
years of. secondary school are
nearly as likely to be unemployed
as those 'with-only.grade 8.

schoo} : to locate. Jobs .and. make -..

‘their ‘own ways'in the world.

-Time:~has’ “proven, however,‘

"tain: eagy . to; find,

‘OA
and was put} into. operation

supervisor, Norman. McNabb at the while’
pal clerk Joe:Logelin stands heside the ‘machine. Cas-
“flegar News Photo :

three of Canada’s unemployed had

; by:
immedi

3 tely.
~ badly needed by the village, is: pictured:

world.;The ‘Sun> Life, Assurance
Company :has estimated that each

‘Thus the poorly-educated wor-

ker has ‘fewer occupations open to|.-
oh

ms usually
sasked.“of? young” job-hunters. by
prospective employers are: “What

“experience. hhave--you had?" and|-

educat ion | ‘have you

‘The. ‘young perso just out of

pschool-hag not had‘much' work ex.| .
ust win the)”

, Perlence and ‘80 he.
 Job- on* ‘his school record and the
“numberof years he has’ prent in
:{sehodl,

th should stay, in ¥

school at\ least: until -high schoo)
and while! in ‘gohooi

‘should ‘make fulltee of, aptitude | |

testing and other “counselling fac-

‘Slities ‘available in’ the ychools.

-| period, all employees to be eligible

re el. of ,the IL-
MA: memiber ‘ organizations ‘will: be
eligible for, the contest. with the
exception ' of.:superinteridents and

those. persons-above that level’ of

Management, and “office staff,:

To be’ eligible for the contest |}

the ‘employee must have worked the
entire contest period June’l- to Jan.
31. without a lost-time compensible
aceldent with aminimum of 120
days worked in ‘the operations,

‘ot ‘the close of the ‘contest

in the draw must’ ’still: be ‘on’ the

payroll’ or : on : legitimate leave cf g

absence or layott,

+ If a. worker fransters ti one

~ Moroso Gels:
GGA Position’

Ww. we vergin; CGA of Grand
Forks, was ‘elected of the

‘member . operation to anot
shail ‘provide proof ‘from the firat
employer < of: the: number. of: days
. worked, and that-he hag been. lost-
agcident-free during the entire
riod’ of the ‘contest to'the date of

4 tithe close of the contest per:
fod each association member,
this case Celgar, will send'a lst of

Seligthle personnel’ for: the contest |:

to ‘the HUMA offico in Penticto:

ON WATER SUPPLY

: iinnaita ‘council has. requested
a'meeting with the B.C) Cabinet to
discuss the: : problem ):o! water | ¢
supply, for. the village,

\ Failing; “the
meeting. with" the ‘cabinet, the
lage ‘has requested ‘an ‘audience
fore -the- pollution control ‘board.

At Kinnaird’s © counell, mmeéting
Monday ~ night,
Carl_Loeblich disclosed for the first
time that the village's’ recent’ brief
to several cabinet’ beeriritehe had cal-

village’. chairman |-

a Rey and'tive. a. a: Reslds aiid
family. take their Senachere: for the
east this Sunday. .- +

"A. farewell gathering ‘tor them
was’ held ‘last'“week in‘ the Grace
Preabytetlan Church _ at’
where the; Women’s Circle had ar-
ranged the Open. House affair, >

on behalf. of ‘the couple's many
trends in the: District and the Re-

in| sides: were -presented with a set, of

luggage by Cecil Heagy.
, The: Resides’ new position will

Rev. EB. T. MoPhee of Trail spoke |

night that he and Mr. Giles had
met with Mr, Brothers and that bx
their

Again’ Puesing
. Kinnaird’s

* Kinnaird ts again “experiencing
“rouble, with its water.
Village’ foreman Paul:': Hilde-
tand¢ told connell Monday night
> ithat “fibre and. bark”. is. plugging
‘up the screens’ at ‘the water /in-
jitake and , that. sprinklers . are
‘plugging up “all over the village.”
?< Noting that high water “could
be “loosening deposited: stuff”. in
i the: river bed, ‘Mr. Hildebrandt
| remarked that trouble: Is. also: de-

ment, Society’: Ss:
from: left: to ‘Tigi

‘veloping at‘the chlorinator plant,

ROSE QUEEN. -CONTESTANTS. forthe Kinnaird Taprove!
al Re all by

ing
‘grade..12’ SHHS ‘students Kathy
Cutcheon, "shi Buckena, Linda Hesketh, Joan] Reed

|, West Kootenay Chapter of the Cer-
tified General Accountants’ Assocla-
tlon ;of British. Columbia: tor the
‘year 1961-1962,

M. Tenenbein, CGA “ot Kimber.
fey'is vice-chairman and’Paul Mo-
oso, OGA. of. Castres secretary-
treasurer.

The first stage, of construction | ”~

would seo the establishment of
bridge footings and:the Lnaied
abutments,’

seresty this stage “of the work |”

‘would havo: to be sacinieted wit:

.party’in front of the -train coach fag Mi
which they travelled to‘the Maritimes

~on: the: first leg*of their

22,000 mile ~~