10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 30, 1968

Rose Bali to be Held june 28

Tho Kinnaird Improvement So-
elety's annual Rose Ball will again
be held this year but a change
‘has been announced in the method
of choosing Rose Queen contest-
ants.
In past years the five girls who
are at the id of the SHSS
grade 12 graduating class have
been asked to be candidates, This
year the school will be asked to
choose some other basis—perhaps
a draw — for picking any five
girls from the grade 12 class to
vie for the honor of being Rose
Ball Queen,

MADBOCKS

the little
‘girl who lives
in a shoe...

foi sey ae

mg ‘bones in your
Shia 's feet are -con-

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L PUBLIC NOTICE

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= Toastmistress Dessert Meet-
ing at home of F, Lanzarato
8 p.m., May 30.

Kingarson Rebekah Lodge
No. 75 meeting in Nordic
Hall, June 3 - 8 p.m.

=
St, David's Anglican W.A.
Kinnaird Branch will hold
Coffee Party and Bake Sale,
Rectory Garden, June 12, 10-
1%. Everyone welcome,

SMITHS

The only stipulation will bo
that the girls chosen as contest-

continue on with some type of
higher education in order that the
Rose Queen will put her $75 bur-
sary towards her further education,

H. J. Warner, who’ is again
chairman of the Rose Ball com-
mittee, sald that the change was
made to allow all grade 12 girls
an equal chance to obtain the
bursary.

In charge of: the decorating
of the hall for the Rose Ball which

ants announce their intentions to|will be held on Fri. June 28, is
Wf ,the Kinnaird Little Theatre,

The five Queen contestants are
hosted at a banquet the evening
before the Ball where the Im-
Provement Society executive and
invited judges choose a Queen on
the basis of poise, facial beauty,
Personality and general appear-
ance,

Castlegar United Church was
filled to over flowing Sunday even-
ing when Mrs T. J. 's well-

Large Crowd Enjoys
Nelson Boy's Choir

wonderful Job on this fine arrange-
ment.

known boy's choir led the singing
and presented a brief recital.

The choir is from St. Paul's
Trinity United Church in Nelson
and has been directed by Mrs.
Ferguson since 1931,

During the service the Boy's
Choir led in the two old favourite
hymns, “The Lord's My Shepherd"
and “Guide Me, 0, Thou. Great
Jehovah."

"> Special selections were also
presented by the choir in this
portion of the service, the first
being the Negro spiritual “Swing
Low, Sweet Chariot” sung by a
quartette composed of John Camp-
bell, Marty Horswill, Don Stewart
and Don Oddie. The boys did a

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“God is a Spirit” sung by the full
choir and a solo by John Campbell,
the well-loved “O Lord Most Holy”.

The choir joined together in
the singing of a particularly mov-
ing and beautiful selection “Lead
Me, Lord", a composition of S,
Wesley.

Don Stewart as soloist present-
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from the Messiah and the choir’s
final selection during the service
was A, H, Mallotte’s “The Lord's
Prayer.”

After a brief intermission.the
boys returned to give a short re-
eital, marching in with their theme
song. “The Happy Wanderer.”

. ‘The choir presented several en-
joyable selections, among :them
“Westering Home”, “Charlie is
My Darling”, “Clorinda” and a
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“Las Mananitas’ the duet parts
were sung by Marty Horswill and
Don Oddie,

Six of the boys were featured
in the lilting “Sing a Merry Mad-
rigal’, the six boys Don’ Oddie,
John Campbell, Don Stewart, Marty
Horswitl, Don Clarke and Bob Som-
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also‘ enjoyed as was the “Prayer
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Bobbie Stewart.

The boys were accompanied
=| for the most part by Miss Beverley
=| Matheson, also.of Nelson, and in
some instances Mrs, Ferguson was
accompanist.

Speaking’on behalf of the Cas-
tlegar congregation and visitors
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Saunders

Hospital

Post is Questioned

“The legality of. Mrs, Clara
Saunders representing the Village
of Castlegar on the hospital board
was questloned at Tuesday night's
council meeting.

Comm, Frank Richardson said
he had been questioned about this
earlier that day. He. said that the

“, longest’ any member can serve on

tho hospital board is thought to be
six years.

‘Village chairman nee Sylvest
commented ‘that he. thought’ that
the six-year stipulation applied on-
ly to elected members and not to
those appointed to the board. He
instructed: the municipal clerk to
have the village, solicitor “look in

to it”

HON. ERIC MARTIN HERE
_ Rotary Health Centre .

Mr. Richardson ‘said itsmight
be a help to have a commissioner
representing the village on the hos-
pital . boord.

With regard-to hospital expan-
sion, Mr, Sylveat sald Mrs, Saun-
der’s sentiments’ in’ favor. of “ex-
Pansion. were made known to coun-
cil. He asked for views from .com-

Comm. R, C.
mentioned the necessity of 'mem-
bership in. the hospital society as a
drawback to greater public interest.
Mr. ‘Sylveat suggested that Mrs,
Saunders be asked to prepare a
summary of the pertinent sections
in’ the hospital society's constitu-
tion forthe information of com-

-Official Ope

Offical ‘opening of the Caitie.
gar Rotary Health Centre will -be
held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. with a
public ‘cutting: of the ribbon by
Hon, Eric Martin, provincial minis-
ter of health. :
Following the opening. of the
building the public may. tour the

ning Tues.

building and tea will be served.

¢ invocation at the opening
will be given by Rev. C, R.-Day
while Rotarian’ Jim Lamont’ will
intorduce , honored guests’ to the
public. A past district governor will
give brief facts on Rotary service
and then club president Art Ander-
son-will introduce Hon. Eric Mar-

Bj | tin who will offically open the hea-

Dr. J. V; Hall Il Elected
President ‘of Medical
‘Association Branch |».
For W. Kootenays:
‘Dr. J. V. Hall of Castlegar was

elected president of the West Koo-
tenay. Branch of :the B.C.’ Medical

ith centre,

Opening of the health centre
culminates’ years‘ of planning and
work first started in 1959 when the
first serious study of the possibil-
ity of a health centre was made by
the Castlegar Rotary Club. Actual

‘onstruction ‘started on Nov. 15
last year,
+ Chairman of the building com:
mittee was Jim Lamont who com:
jmented this arecke that: the Rotary
ful

Columbia Cellulose Dona

UDHOMME
WAKE bp

e are gol and

Northern Land for Park Use

-~ Paul M. Marshall, president of
Columbia, Cellulose ‘Company, is
shown above: presenting Hon, E.
C, Westwood (centre), minister of
recreation and conservation, with
the deed to a piece of company pro-
perty .in-the.. Prince ‘Rupert: area,
G. M. Greer, the company’s as-
sistant secretary, accompanied ‘Mr,
Marshall for the presentation.

‘he land contains: a campsite
on the shores of Prudhomme Lake,
source »of water for, the Prince
Rupert pulp mill,

The.company approved the in-
stallation of the. campsite ‘some
Hine ago in order” that ‘construction |:

en: by other cranabatlons in) this

Federal provin-

Biv-) on £ the y
doula proceed. Mr. “Marshall, in. pe
st ‘deéd”’to, aes

taking  to-donate’ the Jand’ asa).
eens for the use of, the public, |:

“Columbia ‘Cellulose: also main-

tains and -services'a park and ‘pic-|;

nic ground of its: own .for’use by

the general ‘public’ in‘ the Kloiya
Bay area near. Prince Rupert.

It is estimated that during 1962
some, 840,000 campers used camp.
ing facilities in B.C,‘and“'28' per
cent of these were from the United
States.The land for thé new Prud-

between’ Prince. Rupert and > Ter-
race on Highway 16, donated by Co-

lumbia Cellulose ‘mi
vince's 203rd park.

Kinnaird ‘Gl ik

“There 1s: money in: eremating

cial government,: Village of Cas-
tlegar, School District No. 9, Bril- |:
Hant Choir, Canadian Cancer’ Soc-
iety, Castlegar. Air Cadets, Castle-
gar and District: Teen Town, Deer
Park Women's Institute, Doukho-
bor Women’s’ Club of. Castlegar,
‘Killough Chapter IODE,
Novis Lodge No. 76, the ‘Po!
elities and: Rehabilitation’ Founda-
tion of 'B.C., the. B.C, divison of |®,
the TB Society, division 5 at Twin
Rivers School -and ® the «Women's

of ii
ene-day spring meeting ‘in Nelson

Other. executive « officers - are

vice-president Bas He-Dorgelo : of | 3
_ Trail, secretary. D:

ir. G. Re Barrett
of ;Nelson’and treasurer i Dr..C.:S.

"Fowler of Castlegar.

ih Spell | Cas Game

‘Winner of $100 during the past
week in’ the’ Spell Cash * ame. be-
ing. sponsored ‘by Castleaird Plaza
merchants, was” Mrs._V. landers
of Woodland Park,

Last week. Mrs.

Sr.\of Robson was.a inn

Poison Aids Chart
Is to’ be Delivered.
‘To Householders

“In Casllegar Area”

[i &. chart - listing counterdoses
for. various ; kinds‘ of ‘poisoning
and overdoses {s tobe distributed
to all households:in’ School Dis-
bat -No,,9 this week:

e ‘charts, paid’ for: jointly
by yt Defence and the St, John
Ambulance Association,’ willbe

to the Castlegar Hospital.

- Local Girl. Wins
Art Scholarship

Miss, Flo-Elle, Craig, daughter

of Mr,’and Mrs. Lloyd G. Craig’ of |:
limy. | Castlegar, -who attends, the ' Koo-

fenay School of Art'in Nelson won

third-year scholarship for fut
standing achievement ‘in’ paintin,
and history of art,

She also-received a-certificate |’

of merit for ceramics and sculptor,

‘dead bodies, .Kinnaird ‘council
was told‘on Tuesday night.

si Manletpal clerk Allen’ Selbie,
who recently’ attended ‘a munici-
pal ‘officers’ convention at*Vic-
toria, reported on a visit ‘to a
Vancouver Island: crematorium.

Selbie “ sald. the * reason
“there's: money in cremating bo-
dies". is that $40 is charged for
the service’ while’ it ‘costs’ only
$5 to! do the Job. He: sald that

- a’ crematorium with a‘ chapel at-
tached ‘would: cost $50, 000 fo
build. 3:

‘The’ ashes ‘are put in, urns or.
small boxes, . continued Mr. Sel-
bie, “and: covered ‘with gold pa-

oper, \They took quite nice.” He
+ ‘saldashes: can ‘be’ scattered to
) ithe: winds,’ put. in’ urns for re-

mall vaults built flush
ound and occupy yon

he’ cemetery, “here, then .“com-

‘missioners and village employees
should .get a. cut ;rate.*. Mr, Sel-
bie smilingly “corrected him, to
sex commissioners hy

During Month aaa

Eight hundred and 12

* of
idewalk along with ‘820 ft.) of re-
‘taining walls were constructed’ in
‘Castlegar “during: April; the «ast
vont: of the winter : works: pro-

“works ® supervisor Norman
Menebb™ told council at” its meet,
ing’ Tuesday night.) -’"

‘Giving ‘his “month-end report,
‘Mr.'McNabb asid 12,600 ‘gallons ‘of

{oil were Jafd during the month’ on

ie | mal maintenance: was.
Bj with’ blacktop patching ‘carried ‘out

distributed in: most centres by MISS: TEEN’ TOWN of "1963 was chosen ‘recently. at the
ch | Miss

village ‘roads to control di
‘Crosswalks : niarking “and” nor-|

with more yet’ to be: done:: Three
catchbaisns were . installed ‘during
April under th the winter, ‘works pro-

» Und
4 Tots subavaton owned by Alex Re-

; r “Council: dissention in’ Castle.
gar over subdivision policy, or lack
of policy, broke out afresh at Cas-

subdivisions.
along” he had

ld arise for pic S-lot and larger
Mr, Maddocks noted. that peu

“Re-Opens Council Policy ~~

cedent.”
‘The matter will be seats with,
at'council’s' next ‘meeting aft

tlegar’s. council , meeting Tuesday

was a three-

that
night... provision of. subdivision roads ty
. the village ‘was. ‘dangerous’ pre-

hive had the ooo
tunity to. view ithe bebatae new
| subdivision.

ty Mteae RC: Maddocks said ‘the
matter “points. up the need for
policy. 61 on roads and subdivisions.”
‘Villagé,; chairman, Aage Sylvest
said that it fs a new subdivision and
thus should the village or the sub-
divider ‘pay for roads, *
Maddocks ' said ‘he .would
“to.-know such. things as_ not]:

sioner in Castlegar. .is
Walter: Thorp. ‘He.

Walter Thorp is ippsinied
New Fire Dept. Chairman

+New fire and ’ light commis-
Comm.

7 ‘many homes. it: is “hoped”
will be builton the lots but’ ‘when
they..were going to be built,
what date they were golng to be
y'much they
going to cost.”

x Haddocks could. decide ‘on prin-

ple." He. said: that’ the questions
raised, by Mr.’ Maddocks shouldn’t
affect a decision that was ‘based
on principle

Comm; Walter Thorp said he
favored past’ practice whereby. ac-
cess roads are bulldozed in and the
vas the: area

homme -Lake - Campsite, : situated |:

builds up. Mr. Sylvest: commented
that this:had‘been the case‘in the
Landis, Lightle, Dr. Hall and other
subdivisions. =. .-.

Comm. Frank Richardson said
that for: the village to do the work
‘would set’ precedent. -If the work
was done by the village for a-3-lot

1°" Mw. Sylvest ‘answered that the|
question’ was one he thought. Mr.

Comm. Frank Richardson who

‘was removed from the post’ by «
village ‘‘chairman Aage — Sylvest

earlier this year at the request of

the: fire department. ’.

\ Mr. Sylvest** announced | Mr.

“Annual Cadet Inspection
Banquet Held Yesterday

the Air Cadet League: of Cmmis, -
and F/L Fairley, asristant: Air O-

- The’ annual inspection of No.
581 Squadron Royal Canadian Air
Cadets took place at the Castlegar
Airport yesterday evening. The re-
viewing officer was Squadron
Leader. D. B. King DFC, DFM, CD,
Officer Commanding RCAF Sear-
ch and Rescue Coordination Squad-
ron RCAF": Station Vancouver.

S/L King was

J. Ewart,’ chairman ot the pute

| subdivision, then the question Wou-

led out | §

Columbia P

two. well-known: district: teachers.’ Miss: Clara’ Bloomer,
who ‘has’ ‘taught for 40: years, -and-Mrs. L: M.:Quance,
who ‘has taught :for:24° years, were’ honored at.a: retire-
ment -dinner ‘last .week sponsored’ by ‘the Castlegar’ and
District © ‘Teachers’ “Association “and: the’ School ° Board.
‘Miss Bloomer, received: a‘ ‘suitcase .from the ‘CDTA ‘while
Mrs: Quance ‘received an ‘occasional : chair. Both: women
received leather: purses from ‘the ” school ‘board. «Miss
ms Bloomer taught: for:14° years ‘in School * District: No. 9
w!

dist et.

Mrs. uance aaah for.:16 “years in this school ;

Peter. Wacsren by Mr. Ewart.
‘Three * em Pew nE, trophies
were presented to: the: Squadron.
this year by. R. Maddocks, R-:Gou-
‘let‘and F. Bonnett. The winners of
these ‘awards’ were ““high
LAC*R. ‘Mosby’ presented: by:
Bonnett, “high - triple”. LAC.

‘LONG-SERVICE MEDAL was presented’ to. Kinnaird |:
hi

Scoutmaster: ‘Martin “district

for the best Junior Shot was pre-
sented ‘to ACL. T.. Lamond by. L. >
osse. 4
The sponsoring - committees
trophy. for “The - Most’ Improved
Cadet”. was .won' by Cpl R. Moll /
and, ‘was presented: by Mr. Broth-
+ “The Ralph \’ West”. “trophy
for. the . best ‘senior | shot’’ was
awarded to Cpl: M. Heagy. As CpL
Heagy was unable to’ ‘attend, Mr.
Heagy accepted the award for his

“(continued on page twelve)

8 Lois Offered eo
To Castlegar
At Good Prices

ten report : on ‘possible

panitary lan land fill utilization of three

lots offered to the: villas ‘Of Cas-"

tlegar. is to be ‘reported on by.

Comm. Walter Thorp.
Village chairmen ‘Asse Sylvest

asked for the ois report Tuesday night

further.

Scouting: commissioner

Scouters’ banqu Bale expressed ‘thanks ‘for the’

age. — Pot Photo

McLuckie at a recent)otter of

Right | medal : and : paid tribute: to such: “Seouters as. the . late |... Mr.
laced | Major Moll, Jareliteasan B.A. Resker and Love. Grout-
thi