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CASTLE. NEWS,

Castlegar, B.C,

School Dental Program
Explained At Meeting
Of Beard Of Health ©

The proposed Dental Care pro-
gram for school children was out-
lined Thursday evening at: the
November meeting of the West
Kootenay Union Board of Health,
by Dr. Balkany, Health Dircctor.

The doctor advised that the
school board has sent out form
letter questionaires to the parents,
of Grade One children in East
Trail, Sunningdale and Centrel
‘Schools, Under this plan, child-

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to eight weeks and by that time

ren would redelve dental care
six times a year at a cost of $8.-
00 per child per year to the par-
ent, with a matching grant from
the Provinclel Government.

The matter of a chest X-Ray
survey for school children, e3-
pecially Grade I and XII, is also
under consideration,

The Board members were re-
quested by the Director to consi-
der the advisability of a by-law
being passed requiring that all
food handlers have a routine
chest X-Ray examination. A
draft outline of the by-law is to
be sent to each representative of
the Board for presentation to
their respective bodies.

In view of the present “chaotic
state’ of garbage collection, it
was suggested that an incinerator
be constructed with all munici-
palities participating in its use
and payment. The matter is to
be referred to, the respective
boards of the members and re-
ported on at the next meeting of
the Union Board.

Dr. Balkany told the meeting
6f the Gamma Globulin which
has been supplied for. the first
time to individual doctors. This
serum is used for certain house-
hold contacts of' paralytic polio
eases. The protection from the
Gamma Globulin lasts from six

the exposure’ danger is usually
passed,

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Lengths of. rope made from
papyrus have been found in 3,500
year-old Egyptian tombs. Thus
rope is thought to have.been an
earlier server of man than fire.

Visitors from. overseas coun-
tries spent $18,000,000 in Canada

in 1952.

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© WALLETS

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Waldie
celebrated their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary. at “their
Robson home .last Sunday ‘and
there were some 80 friends. who
called to extend to them. their
best wishes and congratulations
and help make the occasion a
festive one,

Robson Couple Celebrate.
25th. Wedding Anniversary

W. Koolenay Athletics.
Discussed At Teachers
Meet Here Saturday

‘West ‘Kootenay — high ebehool
i at

-The main table was d
with a lace cloth, ‘centred with
a large. candle, bearing a silver
"25", Two smaller candles branch-
ed out from the large one,

The candle gentrepiece’ also

‘were 1
meeting of the West Kootenay
Athletic Association in the Stan-
ley Humphries High School Jast
Saturday morning. -

A report was presented on the
to a request that School’

bore a silver h hoe which was
used at the 25th. wedding, anni-
versaries of Barbara Bell of Eng-
land and later, her daughter, Mrs.
HH, Johnson.

A -one tier ‘wedding cake,
which was cut by Mrs. Waldie,
was decorated with a bell
also bearing the number, “25” in
silver.

Pourers were Mrs. John Waldie
and Mrs. D. Carter while Miss
Dawn Waldie; Miss Mary Waldie,
Miss Peggy Owen, Miss Muriel
Scott and Miss Anita Smecher,
were serviteurs.

Misa Norma Jean Waldie re-
ceived the guests and Mrs, H.
Johnson, assisted by Mrs. A.
Ostrom, was in: charge of the
kitchen,

Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Waldie
were married in Robson 25 years
ago and have.resided there since.

New Doctor ere
Graduate Of Medicine
At German Universily

A graduate of the University
of Bonn, Germany, has joined
Dr. H. H. Smythe in. medical
practice at Castlegar and Nelson.
Dr. Helmut Johann Ruebsaat,
who’ has taken up residence in
Castlegar with his wife and three
children, joined Dr. Smythe at
the beginning of December.

Dr. Ruebsaat: graduated - in
medicine from the University of
Bonn, in. 1946 and then spent
three years in post graduate work

Boards in this area be assessed
one dollar per high school teacher
to provide funds to carry on the

+] business of. the association. Sev-

eral school boards had complied
with the request, .but two had
not been heard from at the time
of the meeting. The secretary was |
to contact them again. ‘

The age limit for senior com-
petition was clarified and’set at
“under 19 years, September Ist.’
Volley ball tournaments received
attention and it was decided that
host schools should’ play’ these
early in March.’ Castlegar is to
host. the senior competition,
Track and Field athletics were
discussed briefly and: tabled
until the next meeting in’ March.
Members present‘ were’ Miss
Twentyman, Miss Price, and Mr.
Hockins from Trail, and Miss.Sut-
ton and Mr. Sandersdn of. the
Stanley Humphries High School.

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| Judges Named For

. | dian Pulp.and Paper Association.

| ation and appearance by Dr. G.

‘Women’s ‘ Institute ~ held their
December meeting at the home
of Mrs, T. Law. The annual and
financial’ reports, compiled at a
previous meeting, were read by
Mrs. G. Briggeman and’ Mrs. T.
Law.

Pl#hs were made for a Frolic
|and Dance, to be held New Year's

local musicians,
» MW. Coleman, Vice-presi-
dent, presented the former presi-

scented note-paper, in apprecia-
tion of, their work for the pre-
vious year.

Mrs. H. Phelps was the winner
fof a contest, which was followed

gifts .after. which the hostess
served refreshments,

Studenis Pulp find
Paper Essay Contest

Judges have been hamed for
the.1953 Annual Pulp and Paper
Essay Contest sponsored by the
Western Division of the Cana+

Essays will be graded for ac-
curacy of infoymation by Mr. E.
‘W. Campbell, Pacific Mills Limi-
aby composition and originality

on a eardien Pulp ‘and ‘Paper
Industry” magazine; and. present-

S. Allen, Dean: of the, Faculty’ of
Forestry at’; the. University of
British Columbia.

Excellent response has been re-
ceived ‘from. students ‘again this
year. Preliminary judging is pro-
gressing, .. and: indicates a _high
calibre of essay. ;

3 ers; will be announced on
December 15 following ine judg-

prize winning students.

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“CASTLEGAR, BRITISH ‘COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, ‘DECEMBER, 17 1953

VICTOR JENKS

Castlegar's rock crusher, it was

Location For Rock .
Crusher Agreed On’

A‘ location has been found, for

announced at a special! Board. of

ie

night.
The commissioners called, the

meeting to ' pursue. negotiations

with the Trail and District Civic

y
’

ae .
HARRY SOMMERS
Reelection oe these two.men to the Castlegar eared aot :

7»: leaves the ,

civic body. eatery Their total votes were only one me ina
close three-way contest. Mr. Jenks thus begins his third term
‘on the Board, and Mr. Sommers his second.

voters

! | phone: C for y
of seven new poles in’ the alley ih

_{nues, and ‘agreed to have the rae
"gently organized Castlegar Ro-

‘Kinnaird
for. the first time last 'T
vin 2 field of four’ candidates. Me

than Mr, Spence. Together they polled 70 per cent, of the votes *

Lambert polled: fib vote more

Pettitt Photos. ;

equipment * for: ‘the: Ec: the ‘GER depot. in ‘eutiegak it
Py repeater station: that is tol will, give >clear’.radio reception

be installed’ at: Castlegar, arrived
here.Monday, ‘M.°B: Dalton; Cas-
tlegar CPR agent, has advised.
Castlegar,visone' ‘of five East
“and ‘West Kooténay centres where
2g repeater. i set* up.

for. CBC programs for a radius
of about: 25 miles.- :

The’ statidn equipment includes
special “buried ground,’ special
oes and‘a: transmitter. which ar:

> tion will, eee
‘and transmit them: to: local. lis-
teners.“‘In“éffect, it) will-add>an-
other ‘station: to radio dials “here,
valthought the stationiwill not bea
*full fledged radio station, having
‘Ro announcer, no studio, and only
low ‘power. Only, CBC network
programs from’ CBC’studios will
“be transmitted. i
A part of the installation’ will
be: the stringing ‘of special’ tele-
graph. wires from: Nelson to. Cas-
:tlegar,.a distance ‘of 44. miles. The
Station itselt will, be “set. up ; zat

Castle News Gut
On Wed. ‘Next Week.

"| Ackney, council

d from th factory.

Election of: officers’ for 1954,
was ‘the.’ main’ ess -at the
monthly -mecting. of).the .Castle-
gar’, and: District Chamber of
Comnierce. Friday’ night. - aa
2 oN... Oglow ..wag ‘elected. to
succeed. M,.B. Dalton, as presi;
dent of the Chamber; G..W. Shaw
was elected vice president; A; C.
(Tony). ‘Kiessling, secretary-treas-
urer} ‘and. DF."R. Walley, J. Mac-
beth, E. M, ‘McGauley, and Lloyd

a special aerial, counter poise or }*

Workers Union‘ regarding & :1954
hgreement ; -for village of Castle-
gar employees. Union represent-
atives reached agreement in prin-
ciple with} the commissioners it
ja reported; but details have not]:
been announced. >

The meeting also approved au|
application from. the B.C. Tele-

For Extensipns

Board Has Green Light

é laa
Sulcon LOG

i By-Law Al

8 Cents Per Copy

By Healthy Majority Of District

Post Office Staffs
Bolstored For Annual
Ghristmas Mail Rush.

‘The staff ‘of both: the Castlegar
| and: Kinnaird -'post : offices, -has
been more than doubled‘ for the
Chiistmas tush ‘which began this

between Fgurth and Fifth Ave-

tary Club“ take charge of the
house numbering project in the
village. 3
The location for the rock crush-
er agreed upon is a hill-on.the
wadey. Subdivision between
Juniper. and Green Streets. The
machine ‘is being moved. to. this
location, where a power plant for
it will be installed and the crush-
ing ‘of. gravel-from the hill, can
R. H. Wadey and J. Hy
own part of the loca-

week and is ing’ more hectic
Staff at the Castelgar office has
been increased ‘from: four: to: tén
anditwo helpers have: been‘ add-
ed at Kinnaird where the pean
staff is one, os

the space

st fhe “Castlegar office has been

alleylated, by pressing the Federal
-‘house': at, . Maple
Strept and First Avenue, former-
id by Mr, O;, Walker, into
itor delivery. of. all.pre-

ing the rush sa@a-

urgent demands for extra space in’

The $616,000 School Loan: Referendum, which will meet the

the schools of this area, won the

approval of Castlegar School District ratepayers, by a healthy. 685

at the ref

percent, 8 per cent more than the

dum vote last
Most solid support’ came from.
Deer Park where all 12 .votes
cast approved the referendum. ,.
Only district) voting against
the. referendum, which will fin-
ance a $520,000 extension of. the
Stanley Humphries Junior Sen-
jor ‘High School and extra. ele-
mentary’ School space at’ Robson, |
Kinnaird and ‘Castlegar, was Tar-
rys where 64 votes were register-
ed against me referendum’ and |™

Complete returns from all'seven
Polls'in the district showed 528
votes for. the referendum and 242
against with six spoiled ballots,
TARRYS OPPOSES :.
Tarrys ratepayers, “who were
the only ones to’ present a major-.
ity opposition.to the referendum,
‘the ‘use of. the

‘| advised..they: agredtl a new school
| having’ no assurance that a new

‘|be burned, they. wanted definite |’
| assurance that’ fire’ issurance ‘for

‘| Spence ‘and A’:
‘the choice af the’ ‘voters ‘for.

two vacancies on the board.’

last year, for a ree ae of 38.2
of ‘the -740. eligible ‘to vote here;

cast was 37.2 pércent of 680‘ eligi-
ble. voters. .

‘The: elections” gave Mr. Jenks
his third successive term on the
} |. Castlegar’ Board: and: Mr.Som-.
mers, his. sécond. Mr. Jenks was
first. elected to the board for a
one ‘year term’ in 1950 and ree
slectea by acclamation ‘in’ 1851;

Kinnaird’s total of 253 votes,

Salaries were; -aniong ‘the items

cussed ‘al regular meeting

f ‘the ond: Me School: Trustees
of Castlegar™ School District Ne

‘Monday evening.- } BG

The Teachers Salary ‘ommittee

presented’ their. second *}

aby 800 fire adjustment, received
when a new, school. at Tarrys
burned: in 1950, for the purposes
proposed in the tefereridum,

‘They claim money should
be used, for:a. new school at Tar-
rys and riot elsewhere in the dis-
trict ‘as ‘the referendum ‘proposes
to.do..In reply ‘the school board |

is needed: badly-:at! Tarrys.‘but}:

building there’ would : not. again

given the school trustees the go-
ahead signal for construction of
a $520,000 addition to the Stanley
Humphries: High School; a new -
two room school on the Dumost
Subdivision in Kinnaird, and ex-
tension. of the elementary schools
a Castlegar, Kinnaird and Bob-

The high school extension wilt
double, present accommodations,
making ,room, for.‘a total of 702
students, and will provide 13 new
classrooms;' an all-purpose aude-
torium; cafeteria; industrial arts
room ‘extension and further lib-
oratory. and’ commercial course
facilities,

The referendum votes by dist-
Fict, were as follows:

es - Ne
Deer Park. 21 @
Renata 4 ‘

Robson

Blueberry.

Kinnaird” _

Castlegar

Tarrys |.

at

ita new.-bullding:. there, ‘could’ be

Re ecea? before ‘proceeding with

‘building negotiations.
‘Board:

“In rail. 3
fering: fro!
is ‘wendy. Worley, "Guess

Castlegar} District’ each r3'| also

i inepectory
thats the 3,800 dae not! sthele
Eu

Hospital .: autharities said. thas
ing “the girl is resting com—

special;
to“all of District ‘No,’ 9.

A dotor. commente®
is eae

‘Approval of the.

‘New Officers Elected.

forthe | 1954--salary «schedule,
which were subsequently’ di
/cussed by, the Board. Agreement

jay be reached. this: week.

The teachers committee, con-

ted of W: Shwarok, G.’Rice,
Harvey, J. Buhr and Miss M, Mc
Kinnon.

The: trustees ‘accepted with re:
fret, the resignation of “Mrs, R.
E, Cail from’ the high school
Dec. -31.

first year two year’ term in’ 1952.

naird: village commission are both

Spence'is eyed ‘the
‘Tre

hy ng
for: athe’ ‘West .Kootendy Power and
Light !.c

The new jexecutive ‘will’ take

month.’

fo allow time for;me to

“do their. last ‘minute:
“before: Christmas: and“ to- enable
“our etaff'to take their’ Christmes
holidays, the Castle News: will-be

(published : one yy day, eatller next, by.
; ey

The Castle “News? will be out
123 next

Deadline:: for advertising next
week is Tuesday noon.

the

the»Chamber to” the Castlegar
School -Board. for. their. success
ful campgain’ ‘on... the $616,000
school ‘loan referendum approved
Castlegar. District ratepayers
the .day . previous, 3

A member of the School Board,
R. ‘Hunter, the than!

over. their duties ‘at the annuel |‘:

|} meeting’ of Ebr next }>

Uested by acclamation for hs

‘Thejnew: members: ofthe ‘Kin:.

and: Mx, {Per

2}nia School, for Russian classes

‘and. are-n endeavoring to sec-
‘ure’ ‘another: teacher: ' Mrs. / Cail

Stanley Humphries High ‘Schools
for.the past two | years, +: :

POA request. ‘from ‘the West Koo.
ztenay 4 ‘Athletic:A

has) been'English ‘teacher at the|

> Grant, ._president;: Mrs,::
Froodten vice, president; Mrs. z
Adshead, secretary; ‘Mrs. R.. Bro,

‘of ‘teachers ‘in: the; area, sponsor | ..
Bistrict athletic activities such as

1A Toate tor | the use of ont
the-three rooms. at the’ Ootische>

the’ use ‘of, classroom “space jthat | 5,
is being used as such, for: fother
purposes during the schoo! season.

‘phries High School Auditorium ;'
by: the Catholicd of - Castlegar,
ird and Robson, for’ Mid-

Be Dalton, pick

ent Mass” on. Chridtmaa Eve,
i was is approved by the Board

“BROWNIES: E)
GALA CHRIS Tp. ABT

‘nig ht. °

3. Games were. played and ‘ci

and gifts were distributed.
The table was centred.

O£ the Board for all ‘the assigt-
‘ance they. received.':\00'+

“YF ‘don't ; believe ,.any public
body has‘hed'the support of the
othey public: bodies that’we'had,"
he commented “ and the results

ip)
Hunter explained, *

nich: will probably’ no
be‘ -combletedt betore= 1955,'- Mr.

a lcanee bearing a “Merry Christ:
mas”, inscription.
Refreshments . were’ served by
Mra: D.: Dunean,: Mrs. a Giraud,
one Brown.: Owl, © Mrs... D. Ads-
head.

~| for: varied | causes.
also. heard. from the :other‘coun- Ghalners and Mrs, McPhee, re-
also heard from the other ‘com-/elected directors and Mrs) He
were | Joh

$5;

Robson’ Girl Guides,” ‘5; qebeon
Boy Scouts, $5; Robson Cub Pack,
$5; Robson W.L Welfare Commit-

52°,| tee for, Xmas Hampers, ‘$25; Sal-
| vation: Army,

“Trail; $25."Save' the

Total. Of sat Donated. lal

of donations: to. $411.43, were authorized by. the Rob:
Group: at their annual meeting in the Robson Commi
>< High School: Band,

fund): $5; Subscription ’ to -Geo-

"A, | Braphie.: Magazine : for: the ‘Rok

son ‘Elementary. School, ' $5.20. :
Previously ‘during. ‘the “year, =

-|190 piece set of China, valued ait,

public of the district for: their
generous support which has | made
these contributions Possible... ab

Mrs. ‘A. Woodrow, president; ie,
D.- Duncan, . vice’ president; Mrs.
Mrs.

Children’s Fund, $25..
Society®. for Handicapped’ ',Chil-

Bro, 'director;'Mrs. J. Thorndale,
Seeretary: and club reporter...” :

en, $25; Stanley Humphries

Elected At Robson: Wil

th: ye ar, of

Annual Mesing

I ‘There was also a session of gam

held at. the home of Mrs iW. Le] "

:| visitor: present, 7.
Mrs, S. Grant presented the re-

ied activities which

aetiity and achievement was re- and’ contests in’ which “Mrs. 2.

Woodrow, and Mrs. J. Raine were,
the prize “winners. °
: Refreshments. were ‘served .by

[Wright with 19 members, sand one] Mrs.: W.:Chalmers, Mrs. a Raine

and’ Mrs:' Scott.
In the ‘election of officers, Mrs.

port of the year's many and: vat-| W.)'T. Waldie was named presiz

dent Mrs..S: Grant, was’ reelec!-

Were

3 Mrs. We

mittees “and ‘new.
elected for’ the‘ coming--year.

article, on the life ‘of the
Proyincial :President,. Mrs, Shaw,
was read by Mrs. H. Johnson.

elected dir r also.

Winters are cold in the inter: d
‘tor; pf. Newfoundland. ‘but ‘are’
more. moderate along the coast

Approved — jamuemme