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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 2, 1963

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An Easter bonnet parade sty-
led by members of the Alpha Phi
Chapter of the: Beta Sigma Phi
highlighted the first of two’ meet-
ings held dnring April.

Mrs. P. Bartlett was hostess
when Mrs, L, Nesbitt and Mrs. J.

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the
“You and Your Audience,” while
three minute speeches were given
by Mrs, T. Lockhart on “What the
Beta Sigma Phi Means to Me” and
“Manners Over the Telephone”. gi-
ven by Mrs, D. Calder,
A following meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. J. piceen on
April 17.

For the program that even-
ing members held a debate on the
subject “That Men Have Made u
Greater, Contribution To World
Progress an Women”, Teams
were selected and taking the af-
firmative. viewpoint were: Mra,’ J.
Dickson, Mrs. E. Isakson, Mrs,
Charban, and Mrs, T. Lockhart.
On the negative side were Mrs. P
Bartlett, Mrs. R. Thom, Mrs,
Nesbitt and Mrs. W. Nyhus. sud,
ges chosen were Mrs, J. Gormeley
and Mrs. G. Rees,

Harry Popoff of Brilliant, April
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Part 1 — Administration
1, Parades:

Squadron will parade at the High

Beha} ae 18:50 hrs on Wednesday

May
winners ¢ of the “Father and Son”
ham shoot will be announced at

rade in Castlegar on Sunday 12
May. 63. Fall-in details will be
nounc

Next parade will be Wednesday
15 May 63, Fall-in at 18.50 brs at
the High School.

2. Routine:
Normal training will be carried out
as per CAP 464 F25 and Squadron
syllabus,

3. Orderly Officers:
8 May 63, F/O. Bernick.
15 May 63. P/O Pryce.

4, Orderly Sergeants:
8 May 63. Sgt. Killough.
15 May 63, F/Sgt Jerome.

5. Orderly Corporals:
8 May 63.
15 May 63.

J. R. ©, MacBain F/L.
CO 581 (Castlegar) San, RCAC,

_Koolenay Temple
Pythian Sisters
Hold Meeting’

The regular meeting of Koote-
nay Temple, Pythian Sisters was
held Thursday evening in the
Twin Rivers hall, with Mrs, Kay
McIntrye,, MEC, presiding, Rou-
tine opening and business were
conducted. The convention to be
held in Salmo on Saturday was dis-
ussed, also the Dr. Endicott
School. The members will help
with the canvass for the school.

At the close of a short busi-
ness meeting the members practic-
ed their degree work, which they
would do at the convention, At the
close ‘of the evening ‘delicious Ee:
freshments - were served ‘ by
hostesses . Mrs.? J.) Sherbiko. and
Mrs. J. Gemmill: ©—:

Tt was Tearned that the’ mem-
bers of Kootenay Temple did very
well at. the convention Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Strelioff won the shield
for officers memory work, the
gree staff won the shield for their
degree work,'and Mrs. Sewell was
the winner of the convention boo-
ster ‘prize. Two members of _Koo-
tenay Temple who have left the
District also ‘attended the conven-
fon and Hey, y were te, ‘M. Proud

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$1,762. 93. has been
donated ‘by the public to the park.
Latest donors include Bob Watters,
‘arrys _and : District’ Improvement
joclety, Barrie: Hill,’ Jack’ Kirby,
Jack. Hipwell,: Andy: Andrews,

1. West's, Mitchell - Supply. and’ Co.

lambia ‘Builders,

(| most ‘beneficial: for: taxpayers.”

when the laying of oil “willbe

Both Castlegar. and Kitmaird
“had + ‘satisfactory water, during
+1963, Comm. ‘Walter. Thorp, quot-

ing “from: the’ annual report: of
the WEHU, told Castlegar coun-

*: Comm, ‘Thorp ‘said Castlogar’s

b - ‘water. ‘has shown no wad It te bac

: emeieen, Be record’: Twenty

per cent of the tests showed coll-

form: bacteria Which’ [sup over
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|miome ts’ ta. adjust’ his boot’ guard.
1other. fee e might have. be

tions’ at:-Trail, in

{lead refinery, a worker takes a lee

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metallurgical: and chemical ‘ opera-
other’ Kootenay.
‘| centres; ‘at: Calgary. and ‘elsewhere

in Canad:

ing hazards at’ work

ety 9)
nth | include fi film :

- Bes,
’s parents, Mr. anck Bra.)

Bona Gilroy, moved there a: few

weeks ago. It hasbeen suggested’
| ib’somte quarters that, Mrs Bichard-:

. ty month oh May 1 was heralded at 7m
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Cominco’s ‘Trail. operations. by:
fanfare ‘of. musie™ from:
band,;

| visor of safety end " hygiene.:

“In ‘accident prevention work,

no unit.in Cominco can be’ satis- |:

‘| fied: with past’ performance, “We

must progress. ‘What was good. per-

:. | formance: 10. ears ago is poor by

today's ' stand:

and: added: -

: “Ten years from Gaey should
-be that much better. Safety months

*.’ Some of the past performances
by. - Cominco’ units however, are
impressive; for example: :. :
The hydrogen plant in the am-

hours without a lost-time accident.
In: the ‘chemical “and: ; fertilize
shops, the. lubrication: group ‘has

to date without ‘a loss-time accident.
4 In: the smelter, the vyards ant
janitors have® been* accident! free
for 2,497 calendar. days upto May
1, and the “blue ‘powdi furnace
group :in the’ zinc ‘plant: as ‘still
Sithout aceldents ter: 4,953 day:
of “operat
So In ae taining division, the HB
mine at Salmo: won;
[performance ’ ‘award’:

floor space.’ Manager. Warren
Mrs. Les, Ternént are shown here in: the main ‘office in Gils

* | equipment ind ‘coffee for ‘adults ‘aswell as b
“| the children “will highlight the opening. '3:.-~

in’ Castlegar will be held next Wednesday. ‘Located: next]:
‘o' Simpsons-Sears,' the ‘new ‘office covers_ 1,728: sq. f

help to maintain the improvement.” | *.

monia’’ group at: Trail: ‘set: the: best |.”
Cominco record with.1,547,239 man | :

worked: nearly. 6,000 calendar days |'

| editors visit this aren ‘as: guests ‘of
ie Castlegar: Chamber

or where employees will
be‘awaided for 20'and’ ‘30-year per-
iods of actidentfree: work,

‘Maurice. Moore: won. thi

the Knights‘of Columbus: B.C.-wide
draw: on the car and: other prizes.)
Winner of the first-prize ‘Buick
was.” Cecil “of -Passmore,
As seller of: the ticket; Mr. Moore.
won: a: : duplicate. prize.

uilding permits Castlegar
‘tisies April. amounted. to $52,500,
works ‘supervisor: Norman: McNab
told council ‘Tuesday night. -
He'said four of the 15 permits
were for. new. homes, one com
mercial | and | the. -remaind

: "Momabers wwere informed of
‘visit by: the ‘Trail: Chamber,)ini a
‘with:

and

25 de the: opportunity, to: vi

;tlegar; Chamber | ; presiden’
0d.

jfour wititers’of syndicat
in American’, periodical

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the; seller ofthe ticket which won

‘| here, -and Pete

on was s
venture there with Mr Gira. aes
om ‘reports

i Speaking further“om
‘ that he will move to the Orem

Castl
BC: Haddocks fo ust ene

and. Di

mi- era“ 947" (770); num:
ber of motor-buses'649/(540);, num: |!

at. the’. weekend.:' The: building “supply is: owned:; by
P.and @ Construction Co, i

any, inclu
and’¢

GRAND OPENING ‘of. P:and. G®-Builders’ Supply - ‘was |B

OFFICIAL: PENING of Castile Tire Shop Ltd. in.its new

har y building’ across from: the arena was held’ last Friday and| -

Saturday. The Goodyear ‘Tire dealership ‘is operated by

ies ‘are. now- carried:>:

a program, for the visit. ©

d. and:b

; them. residential and one.

}Sam_ Lanzarotta, right, and ‘Alex. .Ferworn. The -Jarge|.”
new shop : allows considerably more -working area-than| °
in the old location while the stock: has been greatly ex-

‘opportunity to learn - pale: ‘Speak-
ing and community’ servic:

Pervisor’

ed at council ‘Tuesday “night,

Two new catchbasins were con- :
structed during the month, he said,
with two‘more due to. be construct-.
ed. before the: ‘end ‘ of the’ winter |
works period. i

Routine grading, street clean-
ing and -general maintenance in

| every. ‘department was ‘kept t ‘Up, not-

ed: Mr, McNabb. Five new water
services - “were completed, : ‘four of

a of thena:
Commercial. a
“The access to the village's new’
gravel. pit is nearing completion.
“This ‘will’ enable the crews to
give ‘better’ maintenance service
with the .material’ obtained. from
were he concluded.

Remaining, CPR
Bank in Vilage
Is to. he Seeded .

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