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8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966.

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Re-Dedicated by Archdeacon

Ca
dron No. Legionnaire:

dets from Castlegar Sua
581,

ts Selkirk: Col Coll
HSS | Christian "Soldiers and Faith of

he
brance Day gorvices inela in the

Kinsmen Park

poem, In Flanders Fields.
The

The memorial address was
given by Rey Roaney, Booth of

sung were Caward ‘Rev.

Our Fathers. Legionnaire John
Mills read John McCrae’s famous

Last Post and Reveille

Perehudoff of the SHSS band.
were offered by honorary
‘ilding,

groups ‘and organizations,
Legionnaire Gwilym

The prayer and benediction
adre
followed
by the ie piecing of wreaths at the

cenotaph by various district

Hughes
called the roll of those who gave
ves in two world wars,

Christmas See

ol Asti
fonts neurones ce reece

were played by student Terry | their li

terme

and District arena.
The
with He 5-1 record.

‘The College Club will play
all home games in the Castlegar

Club is in top place
In the last game they beat

Invicible College Team
Will Defend

The Selkirk College hockey
club will open the home season
Sunday seein the Fernie In-| 1

5,

The
fencemen, Bill Mainlai
Terry Campeau.

The
Ruelle and Don McDougall.
lub manager says he

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
8.00 am. Holy Communion
11.00 am. Holy Communion

THE PALVATION ARMY
(11 Pine * Stree

aoe, slaion to 863 Main
Street,

junday
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting.
Wednesday
8,00 p.m. Bible Study.
Thursday

10,00 a.m. Home League.
Phone 365-7112
Envoy Cliff Phipps

AresTeuo aunt

blocks East_o!

Castinied past, of etre
10 a.m. — Sunday School hour
il am. MORNING WORSHIP

7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC

SERVICE

Phone 365-5684
Rev. C. Stone, Minister

All Welcome

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reeves, B, Th,
Ph. 965-7175,
Across Highway Junction from
Plaza

Family Bible Hour 10 a.m.
Family Worship 12 a.m.
Evening Service — 7.30 p.m.
All Welcome

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

7: 30 Prayer Meeting
Friday:
730 Youth Meeting

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH
Rev, J. H. Wiseman
Service of Worship and

CHURCH OF GOD

innaird Comm, Hall) ’
Pastor: Rev. Ira

“Where you are a stranger but
once,”

i Sunday School at 11 a.m.
——————

hockey in the province, Murray
Finlay. Game time Sunday is
pm,

Home Record)

the Trail juniors 8-0. The club
has a fine body of young play-
ers.

team leaders are de-
inland and

forwards are led by Ed

has the finest goalie in  juumlor

Mr. Albert L, Kieran, Montreal
artist, photographer and crea-
tive designer, ts the artist for
Canada’s 1966 Christmas Seal.
His lovely composite design
achieved by using one single
pleture of a ahepherd with his
sheep walking towards a centre
star is both unique and in-
teresting.

76 Secontary Schoolers

This. year Stanley Humph-;
ries has ‘a new fashion club. The
fashion school is being directed
by Dianne Langevin, who’ has
had modelling training in Van-
couver.

Seventy-five girls attend the | B:
Wednesday and Friday night
activities.

‘Among these have been a
continental party, make-up ses-
sions with Mrs. Romaine from
Trail, a“special wedding night
session for the senior girls and
hairstyling sessions at the beau-

ty parlor.
The club is looking forward
fo ie its first big fashion flair show

ve special attraction will be
Mrs. S. ‘Vance, a p

See European Modal

Mens and Girls' Fashion
lo Be Shown by SHSS Club.

model whd has worked in Afri- docks’ Shoe “Store; Bosse's,
ca and Burope: "i Rick's, Cameo, Eva's and Nutri-
‘There will also be a showing | Medics.
of the latest.in the men’s fash-|» The “West Winds” will pro-
fons, vide the entertainment and re-
‘The sponsors sre: Hudson's be
‘yy Company of Trail, Karnie's,
Cindy's, Davia Cooper, . Mad-

ENGINEERS
Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical

‘Recnrived i Jintal:

Students Launching

for career opportunities
in a a modern BLEACHED KRAFT PULP MILL at
Gold River, B.C. on’ Vancouver Island. °

Inspector David. McLeod

Centennlal Question : :
ear oun

Kinna
Pollution

Comm. S. Rust was au-

thorized by Kinser council to
attend the northwest conference
on Pollution being held in Spo-
kane today.
Commenting on the confer-
ence last week, village chairman
Carl Loeblich said “We have got
this thing boiling, now it's time
to get it off the yund.??

On Saturday Mr, Loeblich
will be attending the AKBM
committee meeting in Cran-
brook.

Also at council's meeting
last week, a request to keep a

Cause Stateside. °

20-foot alley clear of snow was
made by Kinberry residents. It
was tabled by council.
ic bylaws to facilitate
snow clearing in the village
were given fourth reading and
adopted.
e new bylaws allow for
clearing operations on village
removal 0: vehicles blocking

streets,

Comm. Ru: ported » to
council he would present a pro-
visional 1967 budget to council
at the first meeting in Decemb-
er.

SHSS Activities

By KATHERINE KNIPPELBERG

olemn atmosphere. des-
conde upon Stanley. Humpbyes

Phone 965-6762
9,20 am: Sunday School ©
10.30 a.m. ‘Morning Worship

S Friendly Girls’ Girls’ Club
6.00 p.m. Mondays
* Bible Study & Prayer
7.00 p.m. Wednesdays

* Held in homes,

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C: Clark

Uniting Since 1925

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 365-8837
‘Rev. Frank Willey
" MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m”
Robson — 10 a.m.

Castlegar — Sunday School
9.80 am.

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

the Congregational Methodist

and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

___.. Phone | 365-7814
WORSHIP

Kinnaird — 11 am.
Genelle — 7 pm _
Kinnaird Church School
Age 8 to grade 8-11 a.m.
Grade 4 to 9 - 9:45 a.m.

last T the
1966 “Remembrance Day service
started. with a brief. message
from chairman, Mr. R. J. Patrick.
At his closing words ‘the
Advance of Colors began.
Silently students and staff | 1
watched the Air Cadet flag-
bearer march slowly toward the
stage. Respectfully they remain-
ed still rae flight officer and tea-
cher, Pryce, placed the
colots a fee respective posi-
tions. -

“O Canada” was played by the
SHSS band preceeding’ an ad-
dress by Rev. R. Booth who em-
phasized the urgency. of remem-
brance,

Rev. Booth brought out the

soldiers singing, marching in or-
derly lines, and brandishing
shiny rifles. War is “an ugly
mess.”
Unless the pecple of today
work: together
and liberty,
inevitable, he said in ne Ande ese
Cathy Abrossimoff, a gra
D student, gave her "thoughts
Remembrance Day.” Using
the spoem “In Flanders Fields” | Sj
as a text, she stressed the need
for perserverance. Our fathers
have: tossed us the torch; it is
our duty to hold it high.
Next, cadet Albert Jankola
read the Roll of Honor which | ner:
was followed by’ the Playing of

Perehudoff.
Gilence ensued, broken two
4

Reveille over, Ken Culley re-
cited. “In Flanders 3 Fie ds.”

point that war is not just happy | will b

de} the following eleven. grade 1

the Last Post by. ‘bugler_ Terry j didate:

letter grades have been deter-
mined by classroom ‘perform-
ance, quizzes,’ assignments, lab-
oratory. w work; a) an. individual
class basis. cee

“sixty, per. Of the Jan-
uary and Easter ‘report card
Ilia grates will be determined

ith the above, and 40 per cent
of the leter grade by a. one hour
cross-grade examination.

‘In all grades’ the . June let-

ter-; erence” which ultimately pall
determine as follows: Sixty p
cent — = year’s achievement,
forty per cent — one hour final
examination

‘Students who’ attend sum-
mer school to ‘up-grade: stand-
ings in any subject will writ

ember. The result of this exam-
ination will determine if credit
eat led. og withheld.
“In general, recommenda-
tions in a subject will be award-
ed to the top fifty per cent
members of the class who have
achieved: a year’s average of C
or better.
In: Jun departmental’ ex:
aminations * Sill be. provided a

courses: English literz

a_ school Supplement. in’ Sept- ed

In Dovintown Attack Pa oper Nene es

benefits and housing assistance program.
What British Columbia 2

is
celebrating in »1866?. What. is
Castlégar’s centennial project?
How many quarters, laid edge
toed edge, would it take to make a

Interviews will be arranged promptly.

Send a complet of
How's your centennial know- ss

ledge? TP you ‘are planning to cation and salary requirements to:
shop in Castlegar tomorrow
night it had better be good.
About 50. costumed __ stu- M
dents from grade 7, Twin Rivers
Elementary School will question
Jate night shoppers on centen-
nial fa

pid you have the wrong an-
swer to their question you will
be “fined” a dime.

Proceeds from the quiz will
be donated to the Mile of Quar-
ters Fund for the Castlegar Cen-
tennial library project.

The brary wil be built
with private “Gonations and a
$4, 000" total grant from the fed-
eral and provincial governments.
The centennial committee plans
to raise a mile of quarters —
about $15,000 for the remaind-
er of the building costs.

e committee will also sell
tickets for the raffle of a snow
cruiser. The winning ticket will
e ‘drawn’ Dec. 16 by the Cen-
tennial queen, Nancy Tegart. .

Pulp Mill Divisi in

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1201 W. Pender

Vancouver 1, B.C.

USE OUR
LAY-AWAY
PLAN

Pilgrimage Wails
‘Victoria Trip Off.
Mayor Announces
At Town Council

Mayor. .R. C.--Maddocks is
now unable to attend. the Mon-
day reception for the Lord May-
or of London at Government

A small deposit will hold any item of your choice
until Christmas.

GIFT WRAPPING oN ITEMS OVER $5.00
Houte fe Wintaris Re ermment Lovely children’s Dressing Gowns including quilted

town’ council meeting cottons...
Tuesday JACKETS:- - SHIRTS - PANTS - ‘SOX - , PYJAMAS

“Ald: Jim Corbett, whi
to have. travelled dows -witn || AND ‘MANY Oren vine. FOR CHRISTMAS

Mayor Maadocks: to visit the de-
partment of highways, also post-
poned fils p

ze. Good : selection’ of long coats! for girls and they are
Mr. Maddocks fad been in-

priced right. .;

CINDY’ s.

visit in Au,

i rs
ernor George Peurkes Castlegar
ugust,

cli al
Final standing for ne dn
es who are required to write one
or more of the above will be de-
termined in the following man-

"AML schools Bresenting can-
lates. will’ be required to sub-
mit Yor each candidate writing
a. departmental examination or
percentage mark in‘the course,
based on.-an’ acceptable pass’
mark' of fifty per cent. The
school’s mark must’reflect th

of the students’ eoaneie laid the
wreath.

Prayer was offered by Rev.
Faris before the singing of

Guest Speaker

AT KINNAIRD

Apostolic Church

Sunday evening Nov. 20, 7.30 p.m.

Thursday evening Nov. 24, 7.30 p.m.
Will be the Canadian Field
Representative for the Ap-
ostolic Church.

REV. R. A. LARDEN

Visitors Welcome

j Last minute ning in
June is no longer succes:

vOnward Christian
This hymn was followed by Rev.
Faris’ benediction and “God
Save the Queen.”

The service ended on a note
of election with the retire of
colors. i

a

cards were issued
on Monday. The following. is

with each.

Soldiers.” | ti

taken from a circular enclosed | final

of the.
‘echlevement in all
cluding th ehoat t readily
m jose a! not rea
assessed ona written, examina-

entage

tion il ‘a added 'togettier and
aivided by. two. The: resulting
‘k will be, fhe mark awarded
the. candidate in that ‘course.
It is obvious from the fore-
going that failing students can
no longer cram for a‘‘‘one-shot”
examination in June, in any

“The November report card.

grade, in any subject, and ex-
pect fo pass.

Castlegar 11:15 a.m.

‘CASTLEGAR

UNITED CHURCH

" B.C. Centennial Service
DAY OF THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER

Robson 10.00 a.m: —

1966
_ANNUAL. SCHOOL: MEETINGS. ots ee ee
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 - = CASTLEGAR :

” Annual School ‘Meetings i in Rural ‘Areas of School District No. 9 will be: held at
the’ following times and pleceg:

‘ OOTISCHENIA: BRILLIANT: 7:00 p.m. Mondsy, Nov. 21,
“ Blection of ‘Representative ‘ i Ootischenia School.
for one-year term. ;
BLUEBERRY CREEK: -
KINNAIRD.-CHRISTINA LAKE: H'WAY: 9.15 pm. Monday, Nov. 21;
Routine Annual. School Meeting: ._ Blueberry. Creek: ‘School,

ROBSON: 7: 30 p.m.’ iets Nov. 22,
. Robso:

Election of Trustee for 3
two-year term.
PASS CREEK-GIBSON CREEK:
Election’ of: Representative
for one-year term.
TARRYS-SHOREACRES
Routine Annual School Meeting. -

7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.. 28,
Pass. Creek School.

7:30 p.m, Thursday, Nov. 24,
Tartye § School.

CG. H. King, - F
Secretary-Treasurer,

School -District: No. 9 (Castlegar),
Box 820, Castlegar, B.C.

.Bugging of P&PWC Convention Started
At Least 24 Hours Before Craig's Death

(continued from page one)
and recording | eulpment was
found lo an unlisted phone num:

r. ; rn
“This unlisted number prov:
ed to be that of Pat O'Neal,
western regional organizer for
the international.”

McPhee gave the number.as
684-0878 and said it was the
unlisted home tclophene of
O'Neal.

Department of transport
ded
Vancouver. police in a day-long
investigation after the finding of

so found in room 207 where the
union leaders had been holding
private conferences connected
with the conventi

Union ‘officials | had hried an
electronic firm to check the
rooms,
Police. and. the DOT man
later seized amplifiers, a tape
recorder, a speaker and head-
phones .in room 309. There was
a tape on the recorder.
Police reported that- Me-
Phee had returned to room 207
about 2.30 a.m. Saturday and
found Cratg sleeping in bed.

By a ad eo
raig and McPhee.
y, Folice have’ determined
that the “bugging” of the room
had started at Jenst 24 hours be-
fore Craig's death.
eae equipment was al-

Crai; ot up
later, sat down on a couch and
lit a cigaret."He then fell side-
ways onto the couch from a
heart selzure and the cigaret fell
on the floor, burning the rug.
McPhee found Craig when

Pantry Shower
Hold for. Sisters

A Pantry - showeg for the
Sisters of the Atonefhent was
held in St. Rita’s Hall Nov. 5.

ers.

Sister Superior’ and Sister
Peter, recently arrived in Cast-
legar and Sister Gregory, who
came last‘ year, attended.

a and dainties were serv:

he got up at 8.30 a.m,

An autopsy showed Craig
died of a heart attack,

McPhee said Mrs, Craig was
notified of her husband's death
about 9 a.m. Saturday.

A notebook seized by the
police and DOT showed some
recordings were made on Sat-

come from Ottawa.

Gordon Wickham president
of the Canadian union’s local
in. Nanaimo, ‘said the incident

gaing from the rival internation-

“The bugging ineldent at
the Ritz’ Hotel was so amateur-
int done that nobody in our or-

tion can feature the RCMP
4 avg anything to do with

it,”

RS aes said charges that
some members of the Canadian
union are Communists “are un-
founded, untrue, and completely
alse,

Judge. Sargent, who heads
the commission, retired as a
county court judge in 1965 af-
ter 41 years on the bench.

He ‘began his judical car-
eer as magistrate and juvenile
court judge in North Vancouver
in 1924. He had ‘been a county
court judge for 21 jveare when
he reached compul sory retire-
ment age of 75 Jast December.
@ judge also’ served for
13 years on the Vancouver ‘Pol-
ice Commission, from 1944 to

has resulted in’ membership ly

Mrs, DSE, Hughes 365-5503
Re da from

cont! G

din,

Bq ig

a two-week leave mith Is par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rourke,
Weekend guests at the home

of Me and: Mra. J. Horswill
were Mr,’and: Mrs, J. Shaw and
three ‘of their six children, Jim,
Wendy. and/:Margo of. Osoyoos.
Guests ‘at:the home: ot Mr,
and Mrs, G:C.) Bissell. for. Re-
membrance ;Day and the week-

end were Mr Bissell’s brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
G,..Maryl\. Blasell. nf: Vancouv:.

er.

Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Marcel-
lus of North Kamloops and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Collinson and girls of
Vancouver.

A’ miscellaneous communi-

shower was held last Thurs-
evening in’ the Kinnaird

Hall for Miss Noreen Hendricks,
whose marriage takes place this

Soroptimist Club.
Holding Western

Dress-Up Dance

Following routine business | ma
of the regular. Soroptimist meet-
ing, ‘committee heads gave re-
ports on arrangements for. their
‘Western. Roundup,: Noy; 26.

Western, dress .is toc:
out the’ theme, whlch will ‘vind
up) with ‘a’ western: meal.
Program: for the evening
took the form of a gift auction.

to Donald Matthews.

Corsages were presented to
the bride-elect and her mother,
Mrs, J, Hendricks.

Seated in her place of hon-
or, which was decorated in pink
and’ white, Miss Hendricks was

sasisted in the opening of her
by her bridesmaid
Miss aS Marilyn Mar! Markle,

id you know? — When you
don't have any births cake
candle holders, or ‘simply want

;add an extra note of color,
use small colored gumdrops for
candleholers, Insert the candl-

es in the gumdrop and arrange
on ‘iced cake. e

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966

KOOTENAY DRYWALL & STUCCO

DRYWALL APPLIED AND FILLED
i SPRAY-TEX CEILINGS
GYPROC — WALLBOARD

@ Experienced © Froe Estimates

Dutch Maid Bakery

‘WEEKEND SPECIAL
MINCE TARTS, 80c Dozen .... 69c
REGULAR BREAD, Slane i

HOMEMADE BEAD. 6 loaves ce
In our Bakery Across from. Liquor Store

‘Fresh Donuts Every Morning at 9

urday morning. One note show-
ed McPhee called a man identl-
fied as Asa Craig in Castlegar,
whom he later identified’ as the
union president’s brother,

“T-called Asa about 11 ae

to say the unton would hel

any way tt could,” said McPhee.
Atto. rney-General ‘Bonner
said Friday: “Both the path and,
of this inquiry must re-

St. Rita’s Parish
To Elect Delegate
Priesi Tells CWE

The November meeting of

the Castlegar CWL was held in| affair.

St’ Rita’s Frail with Father Bro-
By and 24 members ‘in atten-

in his talk to therieague,
Father Brophy explained how
.the parish would nominate, list
and elect its parish delegate.

Each month one of the con-

veners will exp! her conven:
ership. and sts ts puro ses,”
This month Mrs. J. Fornelli
explained missions
pantry shower for the
Sisters of the Atonement was

planned by the Teague under
direction of Mrs. D. Belleau and

Mrs. G. Gallo,

Mrs, L, Greenwood of Cast-
- legar guest speaker for the ev-| tion

ning, explained

Pottery. _
She had a varied asgortment_| yet.

of ceramics: and
Refreshment

, by hosteses Mrs.’ W.

* Mrs, S. Babich,’

: Hioner feels obliged to do in the

8,
its’ were served
Fields and

main in the hands foe the com-
missioner. What the .commis-

y of inquiry will undoubted-
ly be influenced by recent pub-
ie statements, But it is entirely

in pier: hands.

terms of reference for
the fen include investiga-
tion of the. background of the

O'Neal claimed that ‘mem-
bers of the international union

wanted to find out whether this
was.a definite policy by the
union or-merely the actions of
more rabid su 5

He later said he would wel-
come any inquiry into the
whole

‘The department of trans-
port has investigated the inci-
dent’ at the hotel for possible

federal radic

‘ment.:No charges have been

* DOT. erintendent Dun-
can’ Black said any decision to
‘ges in. connection with

At the communications ‘con-

ference sponsored by the B.C.

Teachers’. Federation and held
-in‘ Castlegar, one of the most
recurring statements had ‘to’ do | 01
with the public not knowing
_ what was going on in the schools. | 'Th
truth to this

There:is.some

‘statement, but “open houses”
ay a almost ‘ail

qhave been: held’ in
‘1s distri

ict reat oaat fe
frequently’ these
poory.at-
he = public | might ‘hay

the bugging episode will have to

is‘ unable ‘to- go..to_ the gchaat
maybe the school should try to
go to the public.
The ‘Kinnaird Junior Sec-
ondary:School has had ‘two ‘visi-
tors nights” thus far this year.
oceasit HN

one was considered to be sucess-
ful, ‘there: were = consid

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time to‘ find ‘out: exactly wh:
is expected of ::the youngsters
and why.

2'This column will try to focus
cation on. ase ae edu:
ation:

ood way: to. get’ eae ‘answer is

is cea meone that

Cail the’ principal, the

| viee- vot cleat the counsellor: (if
there is one), or a teacher.

FE Talking over your problems

with other People isa good way

to get a cross-section of opinion,

buts you might not "pet the ‘cor-

and valid answer. If you

fee a question — call some-

body!

+ This column is: not intend-
ed to be an official news release
for any school, nor for School
District No. 9; nor for the Cast-
legar. District’ Teachers’ Associ-
ation. This. column will ‘attempt
to be just what the title implies:
“A Teacher Talks.

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