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8 Paul \ Oglow appeared “beforo
gouncil,..“speaking on my own. bo-
half,” and asked that snow remo-
val in’ front: of churches. bo ‘car-
ried out,-The matter.was referred
fo the public sore committee,
Mos °

ri RG, Wade, rare of a letter
fegarding enforcement of the vil-
lage's dog bylaw, will be advised
that the ‘matter of a joint dog
Pound is again under discussion
with Kinnaird,
cane *. Cer 2 ‘:

‘ Don Wickett of the Castlegar
Ambulance requested snow remo-
yal be carried out by the village

“as that's’ “my business and my
Problem.”
. - .

Kootenay-West MP H, W. Her-
ridge advised council that a follow-
up article on the Columbia river
treaty will be carricd in the Feb-
ruary isaue of the Engineering and
Contract Record,

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ds sald

of property encroached Upon by a
resident's sarage. .
.
A cesta for the tostallation
of additional street lights with the
WKP&L ‘Co, was approved,”
mes * FS

On. motion of commissioners
Maddocks' and Hughes, the pro-
Bote? Harold Cotton

The Castleger and District Se-
nior Citizens held its regular mect-
ing in. ‘the’ Legion Hall’ Friday
evening with 40 members and four
visitors present and H, Evans pre-

siding,

J. T, Webster was appointed to
represent the Citizens at the KRC
meeting, Mrs. L, P, Ferguson re-
Ported that there were three Ack:

y who were ii

Comm, R,
that with regard to local planning; |
very little can be done until sewer
links :are laid and settling has
been accomplished.

Comm. Gwilym Hughes said

to make the
for emergency uso at-all times,
He said he was not asking: for
anow removal for his funcral home

will give top
priority to hooking up the hospital
to sanitary sewers but. they can-
not promise
September.-
e . .
A tall-gate sander will be pur-
chased, “pending budget appro-
val,” at an approximate ‘cost of
$400.

Tho village ‘solicitor will be
asked to draw. up.the proper. docu;
ments in preparation for the sale

United Church
Young People
Take a Service

In keeping with’ Christian
Youth Week across Canada last
Sunday morning the Young. Peo-
ple of the Hi-C Group conducted
the service of the United Church
here.

The church was full and the
young people did very well. Rev. F.
Willey took’ the text for his ser-
mon “Just Approving of Really
Choosing.” The senior choir sang

Lan anthem “Be Joyful in the Lord 7

connection before}
t *| carried out during the recent “ex-

subject to
with village bylows.
e- e .
A letter will be sent: each ser-
vice club asking ‘for ‘ volunteer
help to paint shelves in the library,
e . .
A vote of appreciation was
given village crews for the man-
ner in which snow removal. was

traordinary" snow fall.
* ° .
The ambulance, hospital and
fire hall will be given priority in
snow removal while works super- |

| the arena clear of snow.
.

‘| meeting with the fire department.

visor Norman McNabb is to use
his diseretion for the balance of
snow removal:
°
The Project Society will .be
advised that it is that group's res-
Ponsibility to keep fire doors at

° . t
Comm. Bosse reported on his

“They appear a happy lot,” he
commeated,
* em
Gayland Shows requested per-
mission to set up in Castlegar in
June, This permission was granted
subject to a suitable location,
cleanup and proper sanitary faci-
lities being provided,
. * *
A request from Pete Plotni-
koff that the Sherbiko subdivision
road be pl wider to assist

B| to carry the work out.

in March,

school children was referred to the
public works committee.
. . .
Reviewing plans for the Kins-
men Park that have already been
made public, Comm. Lorne Zinio
said that labor under the winter
works program would be provided

a ° .
The municipal curling compe-
tition will be held in Greenwood

A totalling $2,785.77

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were referred to the finance com-

Py * .

The count of revision on front-
age tax will be held on Feb, 3
between 4 and 5 p.m.

. . *

The medical board or hospi-
tal will be asked to answer coun-
eil’s request that the possibility of
PKU tests being administered to
new. babies be investigated.

. * «

Associated Engineers will be
appointed on a retainer of $1,000
a year to provide consultation, The
company will also be asked to sub-
mit a proposal for. preparation of
a report covering improvements
within the village.

NDU Students
Plan to Help
. Finance Bldg.

Students of Notre Dame Uni-
versity of Nelson will assist in fi-
nancing the Student Union build-
ing now being constructed on the
campus.

This has been announced by
the Rev. Aquinas Thomas, SA,
president of the university.

Student body members have

pledged individual donations of $10},

every school .year-for. the next 30
years to. pay for: their club and
recreation rooms, Four years from
now the pledge will be reconsider-
ed. for possible revision when a
new. generation of students has
reached the campus.

was also reported that a tories
member now residing In Vancou-
ver, Mr, Davis, was very ill,
Entertainment was; discussed
and it..was,thought that with so
many: older:members that they
could entertain the younger mem-
bers with storles, cte., ‘of their
younger days. .,,
Happy birthday was sang for
who

“7 Wr Visuls Ail

f

ed on the exccutlve meeting” ho
had attended carlier in-the month
in Vancouver, He told of the sov-
eral changes of executive members.
The annual Senior Citizens conven-
tion is to be held in June in North
Vancouver,

A erport: was made. that. the
CPR 1s again offering | reduced
rates ‘for Senior Citizens wishing
to visit the United Kingdom, At
the. close of a very’ busy business
session the entertainment was pro-
vided by Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Wal-
dic, Mrs,-Waldie showed slides of
New. Mexico, several canyons and
many othe rvery. interesting places,
‘Mr, Waldie gave a commentary on
the pictures.’Other pictures shown
by Mrs, Waldie were of the Arrow.
Lakes, Bay and river and

three
birthdays during January. They
were Mrs, J, Porter, Mr. Webster
and .Eric McPhee, A beautifully
‘decorated ‘birthday cake was pre-
‘sented to these members with all
food wishes,

E. . Bailey, who. is a member
of the provincial executive, report-

the Columbia river, ,

It: was. the: general feeling of
the members that you do not have
to go outside of our beautiful Bri-
tish Columbia to see some beauti-
ful scenery. There are many lovely
places quite close to home,

It was noted that there are 52

Members of the United Church |!
Sunday School held a very success-
ful Robbie Burns Day Tea. on Sat-
urday afternoon in the church hall,

The hall was tastefully deco-
rated in the Scottish theme along
with bowls of flowers. The serving
table was covered with a lace cloth
and an overlay of a white organdy
cloth embroidered with the Scotch
thistle, The, table was centered
with a bowl of mixed flowers, Also

Personal.
Column

Sy BURT CAMPBELL 5
THE Le LEAF aed

Scottish Theme Prevails
At Robbie. Burns. Day Tea

on the table. was‘a‘very ‘old ink
well and quill pen, :.

1, The individual tea tables were
covered ‘with a Scattish cloth’ de-
pleting scenes of Scotland such as
castles, bridges, cte., and they were
centered with heather ‘and a copy
of one, of Burns’ poems. There
was a display of the children’s work
including Papers and books, This
was a very ' interesting display
from the beginners up to the sen-
iors. On a small table there was a
cross with an open’ Biblc.

Guests were weleomed on their
arrival by Rev. and Mrs, F. Wil-
Tey and the tea‘ officially opened
by, Rev. Willey offering a short’
prayer,

General convenors ‘were Mrs.
W. Wright and Mrs, Wm. Easton,
Presiding at the urns during the
were Mrs, I. McNeil,

ae via song The eeie Leat
Forever: is under. attack, and by no
Tess a body than The Canadian
Authors, Association,
It claims that The Maple Leaf
Forever, which is regarded almost
as Canada's national anthem, is
not heard very often these days
because of the references made in
it to war time achievements such
as the capture of Quebec, -
The association believes that
new lyrics could be written “that
will help unite our country from
coast to‘ coast” and so is spon-
soring a contest for the. best lyrics
submitted in accordance with a set
of rules,
The winning contestant will re-
ceive a prize of $1,000 and further.
details, including’ the rules, are
available from the association at

Mrs. P. Swift, Mrs. R. Bro, Mrs.
L, Bignell, Mrs. J. Gemmill, Mrs.

and Mrs, T. Sanford. The | older
girls of the Sunday School were
servers and they were Carol Wal-
die, Joan Mason, Gayle Levins,
Heather Anderson, Donna Walper,
Patsy Hughes, Charlotte Sharples
and Linda Thring. In charge of

Donna Marken,

The girls all wore white aprons
trimmed with plaid: and hats made
of a doily with plaid streamers.
Jim’s apron was the same as the
girls and he had a plaid bow tie.
Kitchen committee were Mrs. R.
Harding, Mrs. W. Shay, Mrs, D.
G. Furey, Mrs, M. Kanigan and
Mrs. R. Hunter, Mrs; M. Peachy
"was in charge of the children who
accompanied their mothers and she

ifs at 1. sd

St. in’ Toronto, -

However, what — I ask - — is
wrong with the present lyri

In days of yore, from Britian’s
shore, Wolfe the dauntless hero
came, And planted firm Britania’s
flag, On Canada’s fair domaine;
Here may it wave our boast and
pride, And. join in love eve on | Bl
The Thistle, Shamrock, Rose en-
twine The Maple Leaf forever.
Chorus —; The Maple Leaf our
emblem dear, The Maple Leaf for-
ever, God save our Queen and
Heaven bless The Maple Leaf for-
ever.

At Queenstown Heights, and
Lundy's Lane, Our, brave fathers
side by side, For freedom, homes
and loved ones dear, Firmly stood
and -nobly died;, And those dear
rights which: they maintained We
swear to yield them never, Our
watchword ever more: shall be,
The Maple Leaf forever.

Our’ fair Dominion now ex-
tends From Cape. Race to Nootka
Sound, May peace forever be our
lot, and plenteaus store abound;
And may those. ties of love be
ours; Wihich discord cannot sever,
And flourish green o'er Freedom's
homé, The Maple Leaf. forever.

them with coloring,
ete, She was assisted by Lynn Wil-
ley, Joanne Lanzarotta and Joy.
Gordon.

Throughout, the afternoon
songs of Scotland’ were softly
played in.the background on a re-
cord player,

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February. A vory hearty vote of|her committee then bringing to
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Mra, C, W, Kennedy presiding.
The meeting was. opened with all

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repeating the WA pare follow-
ed by one minute's silence in mo-
mory of. the late Mrs, A. Hors-

This being the first meeting
of the year, Mrs. Kennedy extend-
to all and hoped the
WA would have a good: year to-
gether, Thank you notes were re-
ceived from those who. had re-
ceived cards and flovrers at Christ-

Mrs. R. West, reporting for
‘the pzayer. partner, read a letter
of thanks for the gifts the prayer
partaer. had received, Living Mes-
sage report was given by
Aldrich who reminded the mem-
bers that: their subscriptions to
.».| the Living Message are due,

The scclal services report was

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given by’ Mrs, i. Kelly, Seventeen’
hospital visita have been made,
Christmas cards were sent to sen-
jor shut-in members, Plants, cards
and flowers havé also been sent
to sick members,

Mrs, F, Gibson

chair,

The January ‘meeting of the
Robson WI. took place at the home
of Mrs, Wm. Waldie with 14 mem-
bers and one visitor presont, The
President, Mrs, Waldio, was in the

Mrs, Ballard reported a large
Parcel of warm used clothing had
ben shipped to the Unitarian Ser-

she needed some supplies for ‘the
Little Helpers, It was also report-
ed, that Mrs, Horswill’s name will
be placed in the Book of Remem-
brance, It was decided to purchase
a pew for. the church and install
it in memory of Mrs, Horswill.
‘Ways’ and ‘means of raising
money were discussed and it was
decided to hold afternoon bridge
parties in the

hat | vices C

and ao letter of
appreciation was’ read from Dr,| Ph
Hitchmanova who stressed the need
for warm clothing especially for

countries served by UNICEF,

‘A letter of thanks from the
Crippled Children's Hospital for
a Christmas present sent to adop-
tee Michael Patten was read and
information that Michael has been

after the Ci

It is hop-
ed to: have several before Lent
begins. The Women’s World Day
of Prayer was discussed! and this
will be held on Feb, 14. The WA
birthday party will. be held the
latter part of Feb.

‘The annual church potluck
supper and. meeting will be held
in the church undercroft on Jan,
27, The WA members will serve

and the new-adoptee is
now Roger Tomas,

Cards of thanks were read
for cards ‘and pretty hankees re-
ceived at Christmas also’ members
present who had recelyed’ them
thanked the Committee, Coin bags
for donations to the mentally ill
were distributed and later collect-.
ed to be sent in,

After: some discussion th was
decided to. card

Services on Feb, 12 and 19, Help-
ers to serve were named. It was
decided that the. WA meeting will
start at 7.30 p.m. on the second
and fourth Wednesdays: of the
month, except during Lent when

Parties in the hall due to Tncle of | ey.
Patronage but Mrs, Hubert said she
expected. to have a card party at
the home of Mrs. Sutherland on
Jan, 31 and is hoping holding the
card games in ‘a private home

might bring out a larger attend.
nce,

Mra, Waldie named the com-

' CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan, 30, 1964

Robson Wi Names its Commiffees for 1964

supplted by Mrs. Byers was won] ments were served by the execu-
by Mrs, Ballard, Delicious refresh- | tive.

mittees for 1064:

Home economics, the Mre,

Byers, Ross and)Fornelli; educa-
tlon, the Mrs, Scott and Jolly; agri-
culture, Mrs. Carr and Sutherland;
citizenship, Mrs, Miller and Carter;
cemetery, Mrs, Ballard and Mc-

ee; sunshine, Mrs. Grant; hos-

Pital, Mrs, Woodrow and Smecher:
Fall Fair, Mrs, Hubert; booster
men. dnd children in the several [prize and refreshments, Mrs, Evans;
auditors, Mrs, Smith and Mille
publicity and reporting, Mrs. Ss
therland,

Mrs, Scott reported that Mrs.

Palmer, provincial president, had

organizations.

Because of the need for child-

ren's clothing and warm quilts for
babies the president, Mrs. Waldie
asked Mra, Jolly to be responsible
for making quilts for UNICEF, and
asked her to call on members for
help, Mrs. Byers asked’ members
for Sheriffs box tops and Salada
tea box ends to send in for mon-

returns,
The pillow slips donated: by

Mrs, Deustche and for which raf.
fle tickets had been sold at the
Christmas party were brought out.
More members bought tickets and

/undereroft.

there will be a church service the

WA will start at 8.15 p.m. in the

Father Wilding. joined | the
meeting and was introduced ‘to
each member by Mrs. Kennedy. }°
He spoke‘ of the services and ‘of
the ‘activities of the church’ and
asked for the support’ of all.

. He also said how pleased he
was to.be present and to’see such
a’ good. attendance of members,

. The meeting was closed ‘with
prayer, after which delicious: re-
freshments ‘were served’ by the
hostesses Mrs, F. Gibson and Mrs.
‘J. Kelly. The highlight of the re-
freshments was the cutting of a
beautifully decorated birthday
for Mrs: J: Killough. The cake was
decorated in white and pale green
and inscrived “Happy Birthday,
Tanis.” Members. sang Happy

the pillow slips were drawn for
and won by Mrs, Carr,

Mrs, H. Johnson was welcomed
back as a member after an absense
of some years, The booster prize

: Attend Robson

Robson Guides and Brownies held
their first ‘mecting of the year at
‘the home of Mrs,'E. Thors with 18
members: present and Mrs, E, Gi-
raud presiding.

resignation as treasurer and Mrs.
cake Danchella’ kindly offered’ to take
over,

the District
tet she had attended in "Castle.

Parents Meet

“The Parent Committee to the

Mrs. ‘Nickerson tendered her

Mrs. Thors gave a xenort on

Plans Underway
For Scouts, Guides
Feb. Thinking Day

District, Guiders and Scouters

held a meeting last week in the
United. Church hall with a very
Rood attendance from Kinnaird,
Robson and Castlegar.

Mrs, J, Dalziel, District Com-
Plans were

eeting

made for the Scouts and Guides

Birthday.

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Guiders are so busy during “Think-
ing Week”.-the banquet date was
set for March 9 at 5.30 p.m.

A menu was agreed upon with
Mrs, T. Sanford to convene the
banquet with Mrs. R. Bro and Mrs.
L. Flynn to. assist. *

Upon the conclusion of a busy
meeting the hostess served deli-
cious refreshments. Mrs,"M. Plot-
nikoff won the booster prize,

Next meeting will be held on
March 17 with the place and time

to be

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All the Guides, Scouts, Cubs | ==

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be in attendance at this service.
This year there will also be the
newly-formed Rangers attending. It
is hoped to hold the service in
the SHSS as in past years,

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