CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 18, 1965 GERI

the Castlegar and District
pital is: holdin;
drive Wednesday.

This is one of the major
money raising projects of the
auxilt
the Royal Canadian-Air- Cadets | gi
and Boy Scouts have once again
shown their willingness to take
part in the drive. They are to

meet at the hospital parking
lot at Se pat
LW:

transportation and the boys do
the selling’ reports Mrs, W. H.

WA Castlegar Hospital |
Holds Annual Nut Drive

The. Women's Auxillary to
OS
olding its. annual nut} Monday evening, a

thanks was given to Mrs. G.

and the Kiwanis Club

ven to Mrs.
knitting booties

The janis supply the hospital or from Mrs. Bevans.

rs
of the auxiliary, Ja

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icipality. The

‘livered to the returning

nual token of commemoration
of the auxiliary. :

Mesdames "R. McCutcheon,
Bevans and Gibson will prepare
the Christmas fruit baskets
which are distributed to the pa-
tients on Christmas day.

Plans are under way for the
dinner-dance to be held in Jan-
has been appolated to iock attes

appointed to look afte:
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The next meeting of the
auxiliary will be held in the Ro-
tary Health Centre on Dec.’ 20
and women who are interested
in becoming members are cor-
dially invited to attend.

Veneer Peeled
Off Douglas Fir

As much'as a mile of ven-
eer can be peeled from a giant
glas fir. Peeler logs rotate
against the lathe blade at a rate
of speed equivalent to 60 mph.

Pitts Prescriptions
& Carl’s Drugs

Reed, convenor for the project.
Af le auxiliary’s meeting
vote of

Martin! for the fine job she did
in sewing nighties for the nur:
sery. A vote of thanks was also
M. Bevans for

and sockettes
which are displayed in the show-
case at the hospital. These artic- |’
les.can be’ purchased at’ the

Mrs. F.. Gibson, president
id a. wreath
at the cenotaph on “Remem-
brance Day. This will be an an-

C. V. Guesford

Forty-one employees of Co-
minco who achieved 40 or more

honored at a traditional cere-
mony at Trail today.
The event is Cominco's an-

years of service in 1965, will be | J.

E. F, Blackwell

Two Local Men Receive
Cominco Awards Today

G,. Fletcher, P. S,, Joi
Mear. G. C. Stewart,

W. Fish,

nual Gold Medal | awards’ and
dinner at which gold medals and
Personalized gifts will’ be. pre-
sented to each of the employ-

ees,
One man will be h

J.j Prepated ‘under the

J. P. Moran Elected
As School: Trustee

J. P.. Moran,.Thrums post-
master, was re-elected as school
trustee for the horeacres
area at the annual school meet-
ing held Monday evening in Tar-
rys School, :

Eighteen residents attended
the meeting, also district super:
intendent of schools,.G. C. Bis-
sell _and several members . of
the District No. 9 board of school
trustees, :

» The meeting. was chaired
by Mr. Moran and -acting-secre-
tary was W. Perehudoff.

Mrs. W. Jacobson, chairman
of the board of trustees, report-
ed on the work of the board dur-
ing the past: year, which includ-
ed making provision. for . addi-
tional accommodation in schools
at Blueberry: Creek, Kinnaird,
Woodland Park and Twin Rivers
Elementary schools, ‘as well as

| planning for a new elementary

school annex at Castlegar and a
band ‘and ‘music room: at the
Stanley: ‘Humphries Secondary

, | School. New. Technical and ‘Vo-

tational facilities are also being
i federal-
-shared

H. Shields, ¥. Profili; -
ler’s division’ —-R. Thompson;
chemicals and fertilizers division
— J. W. Brown, G. L. Colenso,
P, Gavrilik, ‘

for the singular achievement of
having reached the half cen-
mark as a’ Cominco em-
Ployee, ‘
He is William DiPasquale,

anac car

asphalting boss with the ‘Tad.

Ki div-
islon — F. Coates; personnel
division — C,:°D. M. Chisholm;
mines division — 0. Bozzer, G.
Scott (retired). :

Riondel: mines division —
T. H. Jones, J. S: Lemmon. Pos-

of his 50:years of service, Mr.
_ 4

Award: R.- Bingham,
division, Trail.

DiPasquale will b
with a diamond and gold bar

his 40-year medal,

Remember .. ..
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HE

to

He is the fourth man in the his-
tory of Cominco to have attain-
ed a 50-year service record, ~
Including 1965, Cominco
will have awarded 262 gold med-
als since the tradition was esta-
blished in 1952.

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The Corporation ‘of the Village of ‘Kinnaird
Notice of Election
Public Notice

is hereby. given to the electors
Municipality of the Corporation: of the
Village of Kinnaird ‘that I require the presence of
the ‘said electors at the Village Office on Mon-
day, the 29th day. of November, 1965, at the hour
of 10:00 (ten o'clock) in the forenoon for the pur-
pose of electing persons to represent them as:

One Chajrman'- ‘Two Commissioners - ‘One
School Trustee.
The: mode of

nomination of candidates shall

qualified electors of the
ination paper shall be de-
officer at any time bet-
ween the date of this notice and noon on the day
of ination. ‘The ination paper may be ‘in
‘the form prescribed in the “Municipal Act”, and
shall state the name, residence, ‘and occupation of
the person nominated in such manner -as ‘to suf-
ficiently identify such didat inati

e
‘paper shall be subscribed ‘to by the candidate.

Tn the event of a poll being necessary, such -
poll will ‘be opened at the Kinnaird Impr ent °
Society Hall on the 11th day of December, 1965, .’
between the hours: of 8:00-am. and: 8:00 p.m. of:
which every person is ‘hereby required to take
notice and, govern himself. accordingly.

Given under my hand at Kinnaird, B.C. this
15th day of November, 1965.

R. J. MORICE,
RETURNING OFFICER.

This year’s gold medalists
include 83 from Trail opera-
tions, four from Kimberley, two
from the Bluebell Mine ‘at Rion-
del and one from the company’s
head office in Montreal. One
posthumous award will be
made,

his |the Local . Association of Pro-

provi g
program 1.

The report stated that 15
per cent of costs of the technl-
eal-vocational program’ is pro-
vided by the provincial govern-
ment, -75 per cent by the fed-
eral government and 10 per cent
by the'local school district.

The board of school

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has also taken an active part in
the planning for the West Koo-
tenay Regional College, which
igs expected to be ready for
students in September, 1966.

The SHSS Engineer's Club,
which is the first of its kind in
the province, held its regular
meeting on Tuesday.

The club is designed to give
local students: a better under-
standing of engineering. The or-
ganizers of the group along with
the staff sponsor, Pete Sam-
ayloff, are Elmer Verigin and
Gwilym Hughes, president of

fessional Engineers. :
The ‘guests at ‘the meeting

SHSS Engineers Club
First of Kind in Province

‘were’ Alex Jack, resident: en-
gineer on’ the new Kinnaird
bridge, Ken” Hall, | production
supervisor at Celgar. .
+ Mr. Hughes introduced the
guest speaker, Mr. Jack who at-
tended university and.received
his degree in Glasgow, Scot. ~

jong Mr. -Jack’s. accom-
plishments were- the designing
ofthe bridge over the Capilano
River, ‘near. Vancouver and, of

ers Pass highway.
First Mr, Jack discussed the

‘there as

Mr. Guesf
son and

1940. Went to flume house
in 1948° upon completing

years with the R.C.E. in Canada
and europe: A single man, Ernte

lives $
2 KEL
Clare; Trail: administration—J.
Bryden; metallurgical division,
T. Bradbury, W. Cant, J. H. D.
Hargrave, I. Somerville, A. D.

nbull, T. P. 1 PL
Berno, A. G. Cottrell, J. J. Garay,

: Zoning Board

For plainis

.A.zoning .board .of appeal
exists in Castlegar for'.persons
who disagree with. decisions of
counell relevant ‘to. the zoning

W.

This little known fact was
discussed at Council’s meeting
Tuesday night in a discussion
on a-zoning ‘matter that was
recently before Commissioners.

Members of the board ‘of
appeal are Herb’ Pitts and Jim
Corbett who choose a third per-

main types of- bridges considered
for the job.:These were suspen-
sion. bridges, concrete ‘bridges,
bolt steel,-rivet: steel’ and weld-
ed steel bridges...

* “The suspension ‘bridge was
excluded’ ‘because ‘its towers
would interfer with the airport.
Since no welded. steel ‘bridges
are allowed in British Columbia,
the welded.steel bridge was ex-
cluded, ‘leaving the --concrete,
bolt steel and ‘revet steel: bridg-

8. : i

Then, on the basis of appear-
ance and the amount of main-
tenance‘ required, the ‘concrete
‘bridge was.chosen. The concrete
bridge is strong, functional and
has a-good appearance.
Next Mr. Jack di:

the
He

son .as a
zoning appeal is - heard. ‘Auto-
matic secretary of the board.is

C. Dott, A, Murray, G. Tam (re-
ed); engi division — E.

clerk Joe Logelin.

Final ‘figurés of the “fall
canvass are unavailable t,
Community Chest were

Final Community Chest:
Figures Not Yet Available

ed by, directors, following read-
ing and adoption’ of the! month's

e
told ‘at the’ November meeting
held ‘recently. “A. Gray, chest
secretary, ‘advised: pledges and
donations are still coming in

until all sections are complete.
The meeting saw approval

prised of $600 going to Squad-
ron No. 581, Castlegar Air Cad-

tee of Robson Women’s Insti-
tute, and $120 to: th B.C. Epil-
epsy Society.

amount of $890.82 were approv-

Let us send your:local’ CHRISTMAS GREET: |

INGS ‘for YOU! Make
Koot Society ‘for

i:

your donation’ to the

di d Children

in lieu of sending LOCAL Christmas cards.
Names will ‘be listed: in the Jocal newspaper

extending greetings ‘from,

all donors ‘to: their

many friends. reading ‘the Castlegar News :

Aleveywhere.

SHE) LOWING PLACES:

DONATIONS MAY BE MADE IN THE FOL- is

and a summary cannot be made |'j;
of grants -totalling $895, com-| in

ets, $175 to the welfare commit- | ¢

her disbursements in | Fo)

‘ing is Dec.:14, in th
hall. e peeion

Notices are being prepared
to i to ‘all ‘beneficiary groups
advising them of the Community
Chest annual meeting to’ be held
fan. :31. The various organiza-
tions are invited ‘to ‘send a‘ re-
Presentati the annual meet-

ig. and: resent a: report on
distribution of ‘the grants: re-
celved . from the Community

est, ; :

‘Terms of office expire this

year for four directors,’ Frank |.

Webster'and George Wanjoff. of
bson, D.~ Deverson of Kin-
naird and ‘J. T. Dunlop of Cast-
legar. Mr. Dunlop is 1965 chair-
man of:the chest, s ,

Robson and Kinnaird mem-
bers ‘will ‘elect..their represen:

of the bridge.
explained how the ‘foundations
were built, how'the pliers were
constructed, and:‘how the beams
and girders’ were placed.

:Final . Jack discussed
some ‘of:the problems ‘involved
and then answered ‘ questions.
‘When: he obtained his degree he
had to take:certain courses such
as ‘mathematics, draughting,
dynamics,’ surveying -and_struc-
}ture and strength: of steel and
concrete.’ .

Mr.:Jack’s'lecture was found
to ‘be -very ‘interesting «and ‘in-
formative. ‘The’ stud

low up his'talk with‘a practical
field ‘trip:onithe bridge x

- ‘Wash, Don’t Soak
-Fruit-or Vegetables
Vegetables and fruit should
be washed . but never. : allowed
to:-soak .for: a :long ..time... Too
Fauch water in cleansing or cook-

iug can. remove or destroy much
of the valuable mineral or: vita-
min ‘content, :

tatives at meetings in their own
areas, while Castlegar members
will hold “elections ‘at the ‘time
of the annual meeting.

Next regular directors’. meet-

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livered by ‘Mines ‘Minister Don

Brothers Says One Day _
to Remember

Too. Short

- Following is tio address de-

Brothers, “MLA . for> Rossland-
Trail, at the Remembrance Day
observance here last ‘Thuroday.

Many things have been sald
about Armistice; Day since that
fateful day 47 years ago at a
railway ..dining “car near the
town of Complegne when’ the
fir: istice was: signed sup-
posedly. to. end hostilities and
wars for all 168. z

- ‘We know. this did not work
and millions of. mensand their

moment, ‘men in.

still fighting and dying.So what | i
ean?

does armistice mi an
To the: man in aiform he
would probably answer. inv‘

Gescriptive words’ that? would
be: indicative : of “his. bewilder-
ment that fighting men ‘are still
required and that wars are still
being fought for. peace. Nover-

n

t if he —does his: job. well,
Inowing as his father dat before
him that it is far be to wit
than to lose. 2). ¢

also

To the millions. who: have
ever been involved in the war,
Armistice Day has: become a ho-
day and has’ lost. all: meaning.
fo those on’ the: golf :links, ‘on

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those Pr us here standing in this
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hroughout the

istice Day reminds us that since
that

of Hiroshima 20 years ago we
must find the answer to men's
disagreements ‘before we destroy
ourselves,

ate erat et ol
lobe o! ves
lost forever. ‘It also-reminds us

0
eir lives ‘in ‘hospital, wards or
oer some war infirmity which
‘will always affect their Hives

: us

is a day of dedication to
Te honor to HN those ‘who have
fought ‘to protect our way of
life,’ A man pene has fought: for
“cphis count aman q)
; a da} pet year is all too short
‘a’ time

To many, many of us. Arm-| °
day of the fiery holocaust

Armistice Day to many will
be a day of sorrow as to-

sands: are = living “out

To many of for

art and

ay.
romise to our
th past and’ pre-
sacrifices have not

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eet ie re
atheist ‘Man.| does not!come under the’ head-
ual, the book contai tt

ded crochet bags
for bended crochet designs that | Delig
could be adapted, but: in. their
present state are meant for ca-
tmisole tops. There are many. de-
signs to choose from and it sug-
gests shese camer a BB would

i make. a).del ,

é ber young: lady to’ give to her

BREAK”

the ‘stylish ‘logs. that, can

i Jove the ee for, such projects.
>: With the snow. having made
it’s introduction: we should ‘all
be‘able to get into the spirit of
a Abe The re ipa T chose this week
ing of. but definitely
and dalicious and’ called. (Charlte’s

gar, ;

girl | ter,

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