CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 20, 1961

GPAMMA__Ry Rocauembert

At a Syringa Creek | Ranch -

‘Twenty-four Guides snd Lead-
ers of tho Ist Castlegar Girl Guide

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WATCH REPAIRS

(MAGHIFKENT EXPRESSION OF LOVE

_BOSSE'S .

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was held around the camp re
when the. activities revolved around
“Man from Cave man to Modern
Days.” - .

Scouts fromthe United ‘States.
Geaders attending the Pioneer
Camp were commandant Mrs, EK.
‘W..Halt, quartermaster Mrs, L. Mo-
Tey, Miss. Rita C

(The girls:made of any
thing that was at hand, This spe-
clal- night ‘was chiefly organized
by’ guide Karin Wells, The girls
were able to sleep under the stars
one. night‘as the weather was ‘very,
varied: By company vote it was-de-
cided ‘that the . following prizes
should be given the last night of

ip

Best Patrol — Lorraine Deans,
patrol leader, Gloria, Fomenoff,: se—
conder. Patsy : Hughes, Carol, Mor-

* yey and Valerie Trimble. Best Patrol

Leader, — Jean Moffat,: Best. Cam-
per: (Junior) -— Valerie: Table:
Best Camper (Intermediate) —

ty Clarke, Best Senior Conger: -
Jean Moffat. Best swimmer — Glor-
ia Fomenoff, .

The company presented Jane
Deans with a Gir) Guide autograph
book to take. with her when she at-
tends the Friendship Girl: Guide
Camp at New Denver in August.

‘This camp will be attended by

reat

< from We o
] Guide Company and by nine Girl

Over the Weekend

‘and essistant Miss Bonnie MacBain.
Gils ‘attending were: Patrol.A.—
Judy Bartsoff, Karin Wells, Donna
Markin, Carol McGauley and-Wen-
dy Bailey. Patrol. B — Jean Moffat,
Maureen Mitchell, Leah Carr, Car-
olyn' Harvey and Gail Levins. Pat-

ral C — Lorraine Deans, Gloria’ Fo-
menoff, Carol Morey, Patsy Hughes
and Valerie Trimble. Patrol D —

‘ke, seeeret ‘Thorp and
pene Peppar ;

The‘ first pamed girl in the
‘above was the patrol leader and the
next being named was the seconder.

' Diefenbaker
Makes Safe -
- Driving Plea

Calling on all ‘motorists and
Pedestrians io Yeallze their respon-
sibilities in reducing ‘Canada’s hea-
vy toll in. traffic, Prime Minister |
John Diefenbaker pleaded for sen~.
sible, safe driving and walking “not
only in the vacation period that is)
approaching but throughout the.

th » més

Soret Biottat, Charlotte Sharples, |-

Hotels were $0 crowded
luting the: Kiwanis Inte

‘Toron' stri
inate West bedded down on
a park bench for the night

hen abe uldn’t find a
;Someone phoned
the "police, ‘The men in blue
bligiigly ‘picked her up and
’ found a room in a small hotel.
Miss West's bosom is insured |.
for $50,000 with eee of
Tendon. %

New 1961 Building
Code, Complicated”

among patients 75 years of age and ; hospital care for maternity, women
ee were recorded as having fewer ad-

» Martin added that it was|mlasions to hospital’ and shorter
interesting eo note that, excluding lengths of aatay than men. ,

ualidizaky ference ‘will
have a frodey, school and’ a one-
day meet

$386 Million ‘Paid:
- Out: For BCHIS -
Over 12 Years

Hon, Eris Martin, cminiater of
health services.and hospital insur-
ance, said recently that the British
Columbia’ Hospital Insurance Ser-
vice had patd over 2,900,000 hospital
‘claims for’ the ‘period Jan. 1, 1049 ‘to
June ‘30, test, at an estimated ‘coat
of $866,000,

‘This oe the equivalent of hos:
pital’ bills totalling over $220 for
each man, woman and child living
in B.C. today,

Mr. Martin ‘added that a check
of hospital admissions for the year
1989 indicated. that 70 per cent of
all patients were hospitalized under
one of six major Alagnostic categor-

ies:

|. Maternity, ~
Diseases of the « circulatory
system (heart disease, rheu-
matlo’ fever, phlebitis etc.),
accounting ‘for one-third Gs
all deaths.

« Stem (sppeniicitis accounted
a for) oon of these pat-

deaitente, poisoning and vio-
lence. %

.: Diseases’ of tne respiratory
system (including conditions
arising from tonsils and-ad-
enolds,- which: ..were mos

.common, in children under
9 years’ of age). :
6. ees, sad crieenne meo-

ms ar cause “ot lengthy

‘The Prime Minister,
sege to Ira G, Needles, general
of the

Chamber
ecoawin tour of Nakusp-Bestan,
‘Trout’ Lake-Kaslo originally sched-
wed “for‘earlier this spring is. to
take place on Sat.-Sun:, July 22-23.
Nelson Chamber, of .Com-

merce'ls in charge of arrangements.

DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES:

Second course in Dog Obedience wal commence

July 15, 1961;

The first ‘class will be held on the lawn of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Woods, Kinnaird, at 7:30 p.m.

Come prepared to register and receive your
first week’s training instructions.

pO NOT BRING YOUR pos *

ESERIES

J.P. White.
. 274-7th Ave.
KINNAIRD

& Wait till you've seen... .. 2.

The Sands

Safety Council, referred to the in-
travel by. Canadians in

“as they ard Jotnea by the
thousands, of motorists: who come
from. the United’ States,” he" sald,
me psig on -Canadian streets

proportians: Motoring hazards grow
accordingly, . particularly; in the
summer vacation months, and every
means must be taken to meet the
woe threat of increasing traffic ha~

aah’ Prime message

has risen to remarkable F

Pulp sa Paper
Industry Has Broad
~ Effects: ‘Soctally ~ =

“ducts: of." the: industry. inform and
instruct, They are essential to the
communication ‘df! ideas, the trans-
action of business, the recording of
events, and to the packaging,

was issued in support of the Coun-
cll's “Blow Down and Live” cam-
paign which began June 1 and.con_
tinues to the end of August, in con-
Junction’ with’ the same campaign
in the: United: Btates,

+ Provinclal safety groups are co-
opersting, fully in ‘this drive.

Ice Cream Soda
> Didn’t Always Have
lee Cream. in It

. The “ice cream soda was 80~
named. before: it’ contained ice
cream,

‘The. confection originally con-
sisted of a flavored carbonated bere.
erage and sweet cream,

According 2 one version ot

Wait till you’ve enjoyed the luxury of modern how the modern ice cream soda
appointments to make your comifort complete, . and 2)

the friendly attention’ fo satisfy" your every ‘wish, small soda fountain at the semi-
centental exposition of the Frank-

Join us at The Sands — Commer état Cards Honored

the SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

1755 Davie St. Mu :2-1831 Telex 038-2359 cream was depleted, He could’ not
VANCOUVER, Bo. . f

replace®:it except with vanilla Ice

-&/ar.:in Europe in. ancient - times,
Lemonade .wes popular, during the |”

in Institute in -Philadetphla 10) taro

NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANGE COMPANY,

and of goods.
Paper is an instrument and
bulwark of democracy. Without the
printed word, freedom would flag.
It is the modern’salesman. It Js‘an
instrument ‘of cultural and artistic
Progress, A nation’s progress is di-
rectly related to its consumption
of paper,
the, pulp and paper
industry, Canada’s forest resources.
are made ,available to the nations
of oe World, There are, definite
tangible national. values at-
eats toan industry making ‘pro-
duets such as these that serve man.
kind everywhere,

Lemon Juice
“Drinks Popular

p Lemon juice drinks were. popu-

ly.
ope, including’ France, the com-
mercial e ‘ot "thé" proauct ‘ine.
sluaed the trade of

ade was popular in

) . OF THE WORLD
Castle rm

‘paper ‘hag’ broadly |
 berieficlal,.social effects, The pro- |.

England
_Jits therapeutic: andidictary., yalues :
were 9 een i ee ee

TICKETS TO ALL PARTS|

to-de-
generative and. larterlogsleratic heart

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WASHABLE “Ed
PAINT 2

fr. egard’ fllrtal
jan alternative to smoking {01 seurs|

‘OIGK K FOWLER, Rebeon, Be.

Diseases of the algestive sy. |Z

FOR INFORMATION. PHONE — Soke
CASTLEGAR 6062
“AIRPORT. 3011

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CANADIAN paladins NBN OF ¢ COMMERCE

Western’ ©:
‘Vries toate to'tdad office Jast year,| 1
. In making the announcement
a Sank -spékeeman sald the appoint-
ning of the

Canada's’ automobile: + manufac- 5

Pepi nore galls cannouneed ‘that dp

y Bail
Counell expressed - ita'-elation val
‘word ‘from’ the’ Cansdion“‘attomo-
2:

reasons thef*
Tnaldsnves (of ‘polluted “sainples “fram
48 per cent 1n.1088 tb 8 per cent inl
1960, E

nadian ‘automobile , industry .. vtiaing f

up to make Jt, eaaler for: tho. ‘driver | 16ng

Columbia’ Avenus.
1030" a.im.* Sunday’ Gchool

ae 730 Leste <. Young
., Hour ‘

aiimples tested.” “Thesa poet

{| ara; the. ast ‘three, figures: in ‘thie

RASS, Air Storage’ Bank. a 240-cu-ft.’ “fanks)

1. Cornielius: Compressor (surplus) with oversize
filter: atid just: recoriditioned:

“10 - pounds’ Filter. Material

2 - 70-cu.-ft:: tanks with 1K" cvalve | raat

‘1 --Aqua-Pack-Harness for twins or sing
2'-Minstral (U.S. Divers). be aint

70, 000: candle péwer! underwater. |
dus

“We. hope, ‘with the appolnt-
730 pin. Family:;Service ment’ of our agricultural officers, to

$ day at 7.30 p.m. ae
‘Young People's + * Friday at 7.30 Pm,
! ROBSON MEMORIAL CHURCH

am. and’4h Sunday at 8 om,
H and 730 pm.
i Baptist Church — 5th. Sunday.

‘specter surge Of}
population growth twice thee nati nal average. The total value
of

Columbia, :

cles in ‘shape. for driving

wihnér ‘atthe! PN Aug.” 19: <*Bept. koe

quay ne 5
feibeed of, the bond.

eed ahorry yeu!
bonds at par valletat any’ time’ you’ wish; ita banketa the Province ‘of-British