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SHSS Activities |

By MARIE SETO

Wi th May 25,1968 set for
Gatun seelebration of British

The noon hour dance in
honor of Sweat Shirt Day went
off very well last Friday. The

aitendance for this noon pout
nce Was amo! ¥
About half of" teh”. school

THIS WEEK ONLY

DEVILBISS.

VAPORIZER

Regular $8.95 —

$5.

PITTS PRESCRIPTIONS
CARL'S DRUGS — KINNAIRD i

population wore the school | ©
sweat shirts — including the ad-
ministration, Additional sweat
shirts were sold by the students’
Council to those not having one.
House meetings were: held
last week to decide on names for
the four-houses.’A plebicite will
be held this week to choose the
names. A new school crest has
been drawn -for - the seer to
replace the former eagle. Thi

too, will be placed before’ the
student body this week,

In sports activity, our senior
joys soccer: team came home
with the victory’ cup after d
Nelson an ail, In the: 1st
legar defeated: Ross-
nd. round, Castlegar

rand Forks 0; 3rd round
Castlegar went through. ‘the
tournament without a “default
and with only one goal scored
against them.
Earlier, our junior, . boys
‘soccer team also ‘came home
with a victory cup. Coaches for
the teams are Mr. C. Smith and
Mr. P. Young. Good going, boys!
The ‘first band concert of
the season was held week
when the grade 9's 10's and the
‘seniors played popular music
selections, The concert was well
were

POWER FOR.
GREAT ER
INDUSTRY

The Upper

|...) been. elected. for the Annual
| Club, ‘The ‘editor is

are two of five dams on the Kootenay River, owned

and con by

West

Power.

Together with the Waneta Damonthe Columbia, they

generate 500,000 Kilowatt capacity

ady power

for the: Keotenay’s continuing Industrial growth.

Interior, Brewerles’ modern plant,

There's a quickening pace to the business and
social life of our. Kootenay area these days. The
key reason is the upswing in Industrial. growth
and development. More and more companies

of Koote-

are

jg the great ad

hay resources, people and living. Interior Brew-
eries is proud to play avital part In this. exciting
growth and saliites the many new companies.
who are ‘opening their doors in the Kootenays.

| Fernie

AGER

INTERIOR

BREWERIES

| LTD, CRESTON, B.C.

it
‘favorable,
Our senior girls played in
the senior girls grass hockey
tournament last Saturday at ia
L

‘in Sth in the” rin

SHSH commemorated Unvit-
ed Nations Day on. October 25
with a° special : United; Nations
film entitled .“‘To. Each a Right-
ful Share". The ‘school ‘holds a
spécial assembly °each’ year to
commemorate this day.

The High School Red Cross
Club ‘elected ‘officers “for: the
year on’ Friday. Prepident is M.

feating Rossland, Grand Forks, I

Yn to be sent in to the B.C.
Association the dates for next] 196!

year, the
Centennial Comuittes
ing ahead to the bi day:
A’ grand‘ parade whic!
take the form of a motorcade”
is planned to lead off the events,
The parade will: tentatively as-
semble at’ the. Castleaird | Plaza
and travel to Pass Creek Park
via the new. Columbia | River
bridge, providing the route is
open sor ae. at that time.
mmittee hopes to de-
velop the: Pans Creek Park as
its Centennial project later. and
ample space will’ be ‘av:
there for the centennial celebra-
tions, in which ° the’ Kinnaird
le-| committee has signified it will

SOT
Ups ond. organiza
tions Mofoe m rvice

Fall Fair Plans
“Annual Meoling
At Later Date

The Castlegar and District
Fall Fair Association held a
meeting recently in’ the United
Church Hall, with 10 members
present and Pete Ewart presid-
ng.
‘This. was to have been the | Kill
annual meeting and election of
1968 officers, but owing to the
poor turn. out. it was decided to
have the annual meeting at a
later date.
As dates for 1966 fair have
. Fair's

year were set for two. days,
Sept. 16’ and “17.
Mrs.

the - treasurer’s . report . from
January to October. Ske report-
ed a balance:in the bank. |
Mrs, McDonald Teslgned as
she: is’ leaving ‘the: trict “to
make her home. in’ Vancouves

y one Was, treasurer for 19
year: i
von behalf. the: Fall: Fair
‘Mrs. L, A Gruner-

Seto; vi
secretary, EF Desauiniers treas.|
urer,’ J. Waldie; social convenor
B. Lewis’ and: publicity chair-
man, J. Lambeth. The club is off
to a good start.

The editorial staff has also

“Cathy Am-
brossimoff and segretary: -treasur-

Sponsor. of the
‘Otesk

‘As- | will not; be: awarding anymore
they hav

E. A. McDonald gave fro

Plans Well Organized

throtighout the district are be-
ing invited to share in the fes-

ties in the way most sult
able to them.

SAVAGE SHOES

[for children

Maddocks. Shoe. Store

These groups will be invited
to revive some of the events for
which they have been noted in
the Past, su suc ‘as crowning ort the

May: Queen,’ sports: days,

outs and otter a Retivities ¢ ond omit
also be ‘asked ‘to enter floats in
the motorcade.

Celgar will be invited to
stage lezeing contests and to
display some of the machinery
being Ba thereat for a future

Plans’ ate = ten belt:
made lang are a: rodéo' ely. being
ana in the afternoon. Of
course .there will be races for
the Kiddies and nurierous z other
3 rides, n efreah
fr
other things’ that make bi
a fale celebration.
t Mon: ‘night's’ meetin;
disteist ome contalssioner ‘A ‘d

have Seely distril 1d litera-
ture advertising the "entenalal
years of 1966. and:'1067. °

. LZinto, attendéd the

Centennial Committee was also
present.

“All churches in the district
will:be invited’to make special
observances: of: the: centennial
on ie Sunday prior to May 23,

, Centennial

ead,
representative and yd Hill,
Blueberry Creek representative,
advising their areas were joining
Castlgar for the, purpose.of ob-

the per: capita grant
for the celebrat

;. Ootischenia and Rasph erry
areas have formed their .own
centennial committees, °

, A. sample of the. two-year
hich will

Mrs. Mi
with a beautiful Parker desk set.
Mrs, :Grunerud:;was» appointed
Reasurer :for : the : ‘rest of the

The 1965 nize money: was

600. ‘This. was down very little

‘rom. last year.

slt-was decided to see when
Hall :would be: avail.

Flour. Millsare sorry to say they

calendar
be available to Centennial com-
ed “by Mr.

y ill

feature’ ‘events and’ scenes of
rical interest.

x ~ wel
‘| directors present. as a 1 badge of
Thesi small

membership.
pins d designed with the Ce Centenial

‘The next regular meeting of

FREE SUIT

Chances! Ete,

i oy SWEATER’ WINNER

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MADE-TO.MEASURE $100 VALUE |

Free cance on this suit for every
$5 purcha: made during’; the month
~ of November. $10 Purchase ; "Two

DRAW, oN TUESDAY, Nov. 40
SUIT WILL ARRIVE FOR XMAS

Winner of: our October Sweater
“Draw was Ian Rawley, Turner

¢

: Remember,’ We ‘Tre Open Mondays
di ic ET

prizes to the’ Fair,
their

eers of B.C. and.
‘will be called upon 4
junior: club ’a_ ‘wort

deavor ‘through lec

ations on the
job...

“The next meeting ‘will be on
Nov. 16 ishoped et er acarhs at
school. it is-hoped en; ¥
‘the ‘Kinn: idge will, take
the first .. formal lecture: All

boys are’ welco:
serie Sou Iow that there are
63 new Senior students and 20
new. courses in the school?

MOORE @

BUSINESS FORMS LTD.

DEALER:

CASTLEGAR NEWS

the. Committee. .will- be. ‘held
Nov. 28.at 7 pam.) s

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BUILD A NEW. CANADA :

the Viet Nam war “by eeaireing: the

Geneva’ agr

displaced | workers.

to ‘direct and. plan

of bases

from Canada: + Recognition: of China by the UN. oe
Support ‘of ‘the United Nations.

@ New. Development Policies: eee

e Medicare And Ponsions:”.
National’ Health Plan to'p
a who: neéed'.them and a Pension

e Free Education And. Technical.
Tra

@ Economic. Growth ‘Planning
Establishment of a Federal. Tnvaettient “Board

economic ...growth, : develop «:

“our northlands and regain cwnerip of Canad-

ian res from

Canada-wide

$1.49
DAY

Tuesday
November, 9th.

Huis edvartinislont ls bot published or displayed by the
Control Board: or by

Ldgquor

the Government of Bri British Columbia,

sities and ‘teacher |

@.A United. Canada:
Based ‘on: a‘ federal sate
ed development ‘of the: tw

ni et
Canada’ ‘and. ae of the. ‘right of ea

The ringing, ‘challenge of tomorrow must
Party, has’ accepted the challenge. On Nov. 8: ‘give your answer.

DAVID COOPER MEN’S WEAR

vide: $100.00 a month at age 65. imme: taly. aS

and a ‘tray table ope pert
added upto a mos' a
and informing ng, meeting fc a the
Cas astlegar Toastmas

aan at speaker was
‘ice-breaker’ or Sutoblogra
by. new member B Ey
non, in which he c doweibed his

neering student in Nova {

a | “It's a ond company to work

ers | his work as a young engineer
in Toronto where he found that
“not all electrical engineers are
| knowledgeable” and “if 1 want-
re-|ed to really find out about,a
articular operation, I asked the
foremian or- operator.”

.\ After, work with the civil
service in Ottawa, Mr. McKin-
non came ‘more -recently to the
Kootenays-to work for Cominco,

for”,

THE SALVATION ARMY.
(Pine ' Street) »

Sunday — 9.45 Stinday School Ban

freon Study ( es 13 up)

730° "Salvation meeting
‘Tuesday ='7,80' *Ladles Home

Wednesday — 7.30 Bible dis-
cussion ‘and prayer
Friday ‘- — 8390 Youth Group
&s Agos. Be, +85)
turday — “Be sia: Club
rita Ginb Bove 12- grade

)
held at 368 Main Street’
+ Phone. 865-7112

‘| Gery® clubs, drums; dancin;

here as eantaertully. friendly.” 1
ke ay & speech entitled “Laying
aM tala aril ifife ad George

The KJSS Scene:
By Susan. Allingham
Halloween. Dance: Last
‘Thursday, found ‘ the KJSS

for the Hal

eguerade

How 6 Jag
résponsible oer the’ decorations.
Mr, M,N. Maglio was mast-
er of arenes for the occasion

people jand carried out’ the duties in

his usual capable manner,
Games’ and dancing were
enjoyed. Costumes ere judg-

Duly Organized at Service

i The most im jortant: meet-

Ing ever held by. the congrega-

tion of Calvary Baptist: Church

fook. PI place ‘last Thursday even-
ig.

At. that time 10 baptist be-
levers voluntarily banded them-
selves together. in accordance
with teachings of the New Test-
ament, and’ became ‘a duly or-
ganized: local church,

i) Sinee ‘its inception,- Calvary
Baptist :has. been aponsored iby
the . Home’ Missions Committee
of the Convention of ‘Regular
Baptists of B.C. Now that formal

in arate
Ceylon in Toss: ous he: Bret witness
ed..a dance - with FROM Or KS,

chanting, a hypnotic atfaly® pu put] w
on. by. the Ceylonese : to” exer-
cise a’ ‘devil’. which: was drying
up one of the’ Nillage cows, A
little detective work and an air-
man’s $03 rifle despatched the
‘devil,’ a 14-foot python as thick
a8 a’'man’s arm: but. the witch
dactor got the: credit pot the
ee.”

In introducing third speaker
Ed Mosby, Toastmaster Jack Mc-
Kinnon told how: he was mo-

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Sun. 8.8, —.9. f) a.m,
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Evening Service 7.30 pm,
Reverend — RK. Web»

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ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8 a.m. Holy Communion
11 am. Holy Communion

ing, asked Mr. Mosby for the
title of his speech, got the an-
swer “Wipe that smile off your
face.” = eras
Mr. Mosby then: proceeded
in a witty speech to elaborate on
what he. referredto' as‘a pet
peeve: — the apparent conve
tion. that: one - must
large toothpaste smile on poh
and all occasions. “Even ‘an ad
for a truck," he said, “must have
a bikini clad: young woman ex-
posing all her brilliant: teeth.”
we tO
p sby
‘that they: felt ser-
jousty about many. things and
showed "it, ‘though: they must
have unbent’ sometimes since
they often ‘had large families.”
In ‘closing he urged reading
of. Burton’s “Anatomy of Mel-
ancholy” for melancho! he
said, Tine ts own saver of joy.
Nils Kristiansen, new: mem-
ber. and transfer: from’ Seaway

ona

“GRACE:
PRESBYTERIAN.
‘CHURCH |

181 Seventh Aye, Kinnaird
Minister: Rev.

and,

velopment‘ of‘demonstration and

| gesture spoke on map readings

as a useful skill anda sport.
Using “a map ofthe lower

i The‘ table ie part of the
dinner meeting ‘led. by. Andy

: {is silver, .

=| have loved ati
never loved at all” and. “speech
silence . is» golden”

brought “speaker: after. speaker

‘}to ‘his {feet to support, deny:
-Fecall:

or:; some: incide:
New. r_ member, Michael. Fitz-
i mnber

jam erly:
ticien: ‘Breakiast *Toastmester’s
Club of ‘Seattle: ‘was welcomed
‘Toastmaster’s

into Sie Carel legar-.

‘end: together’ with; educa-
tion vice-preaident Harvey Pit-
man. and: president J. Charte rs

evaluated. the mesting
Before ss Seat eel

¢ Andy, Shu-

wari
ie var sti cr
‘a joint’ s Seastimiatress Club fe

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES: :
‘Sundays at $ pi

<|'and Jogging operations:
an a eee de ie expected:to start],

BC.: Hydro has invited ten-
ders for'a contract to build about
17 miles’ of road:on the east side
of i epuncan Lake,. just north of

in: Dam.
se The road will be: uséd'prim-
arily®: for: ‘forestry, development

. year and-be completed in
1988.)

by
RAF in oa awarded to Susan TRtinteon,
Kastru-

mentarily taken aback when hav-|'"

‘Toastmasters’: of Cornwall,’ Ont. |.
speech for de-| -

West se apie to he et how].

Hak teportea ont je aréa Bov-|
ernor’s . meeting in Vancouver |:

iting since 1925

“UNITED S : Tod :

ae yand Presbyterian Churches ot Canada : -

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: Castlegar — Sunday School

mn

“GENELLE
Phone 365-7814
= Rev. Don Faris:

prizes
Arablan Princess; Trene

has taken Pare fi

the local church. °

,Charter membership will be
left open for three months, giv-
ing opportunity for others who
are ecripturally qualified to be-
come founding members. A bap-
tismal service is planned for the
near future when’ those who

In Castl Me Wednesda ys, Fridays ¢
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wish to. obey. their Lord in the

waters of: baptism. may: become
members in that way.

‘Chirch officers were elect-
éd by the members at the meet-
ing of organization, Chosen as

‘dnd
shifted from the convention's
to thé of

koff ‘and.’ Carol’
cavemen; Gernot Kafler. tative
‘and’ ‘Susan’ ‘Adlon |
ploneet lady.
id. Mrs, ‘R. H.
entenea into the” spirit we the
ocassion dressed as clowns,

“Members *:of © the ‘student
council were in’ charge ‘of ‘re-
freshments and a good time was
had by all.

House Games; ' Soccer. ‘is
finished for the’ year and much
enjoyment was found by many
inthis: sport.

Last week. the finals for
soccer were held and the vict-
orious teams were: ar Boye: House

ipp:

ats were awarded 10 points for
being top} team and “House 2,
the Faduars' reteiving five Points
for the runners up.

House Standings: House 4
— 192 points, House 2 — 145
points, House 1 — 189 points and
House 3 — 133 points.

‘Thought ° for This Week:

“There: is: no failure until you
fail: to keep trying.”

were; Harold Léslie and
George James; Clerk: Mrs, Rob-
ert Straghah and treasurer, Har-
old Leslie. Pastor D. Reeves was
asked to contihife as pastor.

The Lord is’ blessitig ' this
young congregation with increas-
ing interest and attendance.
Nearly 100 were present for a
recent Sunday morning. service.
A full program of midweek act-
ivities. are “held ‘in ‘addition to
the Sunday services. The con-
gregation ~ is already © giving
prayerful thought to the  build-
ing of: larger, mote adequate
facilities.

BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND
POWER AUTHORITY
TENDERS FOR CLEARING AREAS. —
J14 — FILE CQ 2050 (approximately 480 acres)
31§ — FILE gS 2051 (approximately 345 acres)
J16 — File CQ 2052 (approximately 340 acres)
L4'— File CQ 2053 (approximately 80 acres)

up to 12.00 noon, Tuesday, November 23, 196% for clearing of each
of ue areas listed above.

1, Thé J areas Me in the Columbia River Valley aypproximate-'
ly 10 miles north of Arrowhead, B.C. and the L-areas He"
between the lower end of Upper. Arrow’ Lake -and Arrow
Park,’ BC.

Ali aréas are to be cleared on a lump sum basis,
2. A‘10 per cent Bid Bond or Certified Cheque mtist accom
pany each tender,
8. The successful contractor must provide a SO a cent Per.
formance Bond.
Tender forms and specifications may be obtained
November, 1,1965 at the office of the
6th Floor, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver 1, BG.! Telephone “
MU 43-8712, Local’ 2578 upon payment of $10.00 plus $050 RCSS.
Tax ior one or more of the J areas and a similar stmount for om
or both of the L Areas, These amiounts are non-refuxidabie.

Monday,

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Lost fallure: Now: tell. them. all you have had enough. Tell them what yout think, of the policies

James M. Keaued
BURNABY-COQUE

Mt "BURNABY RICHMOND:

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‘Bort R. Labor
CARIBOO

C. Harold Hunter:
COAST-CAPILANO

Jean MJ. Gagnon
COMOX-ALBERNI

Alexander B. Pat
FRASER

tterson |
VALE 5

Thomas D, Sills;
MLOOPS *.

James Kennelly
KOOTENAY EAST

“Jona L, Hobson
. KOGTENAY WEST.

Lyle C. Wiikinson
HANAIMO’ & ISLANDS.

Charles Edward

OKANAGAN BOUNDARY: OKANAG:

Howard E. Johnaton
|AN-REVELSTOKE

David Rea
SKEENA

‘Edward M, Chishoima
VANCOUVER-BURRARD

Donald W. Ga:
VANCOUY GUAGE:

| orman Howard
‘VANCOUVER-SOUTH

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