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CASTLEGAR ‘AGENT. FOR
THE. WESTERN HOTEL:

“| bat report ‘of th

@ Balfour "neeres:
a F eeemtiiee Mrs. A,
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meeting . Were ‘read. by the se-

cretary. | frenmurer,

Hall o! 3 ns
isional ‘x me were read

ision, com loners from| This

S Columbla Division reported
a successful division . The
winners of the trophies were:
Cominco Sheald, (campfire. sing-
ing) —First Rossiand Company;
Call's Cup aid) — First
Fruitvale. Company; Maude Dou-

promise booklet) — Second C:
Hever Company.

Gold Cords were won this|.
year by: Lorraine Morissette,
Fruitvale - and-, Joanne | Slywka,
West Oné citizenship aw-
ard a rertery again in each
district to the grade.9 student
chosen, by ;the (school. awards
committee: Castlegar — Cather-
ine Lamarche, East Trail—Fran-
cis Kumorek, West Trail — Lou-
ise Jones, Rossland — Sandy
McGauley,, Beaver Valley - San-

a Kaluzik. .
Guests duting the fuminier

were Girl Scouts. from Portland
irl} in June ‘and from Covina, gat | aa
Te + Diviion ss |e
ing — Guide

sisi i
Kokanee Division reperts
very busy. season. with ral

first ald ‘competitions: (won: by na

the . Willow . Polnt Company),
Brownle revels and camping.

The IODE citizenship award

was presented for the firat time

‘W.| to 10 oor Dizon of Salmo, Judy

tenay ‘Lakes and
Evelynne Wrangler of Nelson.
is. to\become an annual

;| event,

Carol Lupien attended the

Hard- Heritage e camp. in, Quebec. Vie} piri
‘| sitors durin:

ie summer ‘were
the Portland: Girl Scouts in June
and.in August the Covina Girl

gan Guide law, ‘god are

his. honor. Lt-Gov. Pearkes was
a visitor and presented Elaine
Bateman of Edgewood with her
“Gold Cord. Randy Harding at-
tended. Heritage Camp at Beachy
Cove, Newfoundland.

A report from Mrs. W.
ka, Warfield Ranger ¢
was read: on ‘Westward
fun ‘camip for Rangers f

evening at the home ee
H. Johnson with six members
resent and Pete’ Ewart presid-|

ft Mrs. W. aubett, Bae: a. neuen

pi
pee been rented “lor thi the Fair
The laying of the flooring for

the Fair had been,done by,hir-

‘ed help and these men have
been paid.
It was decided to charge

the

last year. and in some sections

+ || exhibits in_on
or” two : sutions gs were
YJ in phone from t

year.
‘pall. was; received
-week from .Cel-

help in another way than thro-
ugh. broadcasting on the Tadio.
‘It was suggested that Celgar be
‘contacted: early next: with

"It is the feeling of
‘cutive that tore’ help is ee
‘during the-Fair. This: year it
seemed that there.were more on
the executive; with less help at
the Fair. Many: suggestions were
made’ regarding: the * improve-
ment of the Fair.

The members of: the Royal
‘Canadian Legion Branch 170
‘did a very good job in cleaning

ip the arena both upstairs and

downstairs on the day. f lowing
e Fair and grateful thanks

“ALL cu RLERS

APPLICATION FORM

»MEN())

‘Name

LADIES (

Add:

Applications may ie “telt at the College Drug Se

-Leitner’s.

For. inforiilation hueae J: .Cherenoff 365- is7 or’

2 un

365- 5392

ra Brown ‘Box 1248
or, Phone 365-5448

SHIFT CURLERS |

Contact Dick Paul Box 350 Kinnaird
0M, - phone ! 365-7043

“ENTRIES CLOSE

we Sunshine Club 20 per cent]:
ood &

year. ?.
some suggestions, on now it sould

0;' Northern: ari

kanagah;: add each group wast...
irge'ofiits. ownl:.camp

gram: Mrs;
of the. Pedce:
the camp. vas attend
Warfield Rangers iwhich: earned
ait -expensde by thethselves, (2:5
ipl were read froin the

ding: Heritage ¢ Caropé: by

Bay Roberts; Rossland
dy: Harding; : ‘Silv orton th oat
tended ¢amp)in Nfld; an
dra Malot, Trail, and’ Catol- Lu-
. Neldcn; : who . attended
‘The girls were
ener in. their enjoyment
and appreciation at belng:select-
1d to attend these camps.;
The Heritage, .Camps
1d at ‘Tso oona, the; pro-
Vinelal campalte near Chilliwack,
A.M. ito acted as com-
eahdace and the camp. was. at-
tended by two' Girl Guides from
each province and Girl Scouts
from the'U.S.A.

. G. Barnes, co-coitiman-
dant, reported. on the camp held
a Slocan Lake Campsite ‘with

Coving; Calif

rep
o aiid the music camp held at Tsbona;

the ; purpose of which was
Peck \Girl ‘Guides how: to: les
campfire, new songs,’ maine

‘ and handicrafts.

report ‘of finances up to
the present. All bills are not yet
in ‘gnd all'rentals have not been
zee up ‘to the present. «i
date for the annual
peti ‘wasiset for Oct. 28 in
Hall, -All organiza-
tions are; ned to have their
representatives attend. It is felt
that’ if: more interest is not
shown by the public that: the
Fair. will, have to. fold up. The
Fair will beheld just for the
two days next year as in former
years.
The cups will be taken back
to the Castlegar village office

.| and -placed in the display. case.
-| Jifdges reports have; been re-

céived' and Will be sent to vic-
toria, It was. interesting to note |;
in one réport the judge said that

by ber].

TARRYS
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TARRYS -. PH. 359-7349

DOORS: &; DOOR FRAMES

ALUMINUM WINDOWS

di e. Fair a.
suring ee ~if--it- could be. of | ==

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Rae THE ‘OPENING oF’

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Hower 8 Bulbs

Double | Lats T Ps,

Prépared Hyacinth for, = idaoe Planting
Pink, Red; i, Bhs, ‘Yellow, each

Tulips,’ per doz: -:

One. Hour Per Month e

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-be sure: to write. ~.

_| ver, Victoria ‘and elsewh
impo) matter,

‘of ream

iwilt

wean “int school: ‘districts sp
soring- the cc
formation al

unity need
‘good’ ‘community college
Tay, said,’ ‘

.. be honesti
jfand; gladly a:*community. inst
+) tut Walle . excellent pon 7

Soe eee estore ntaat
;| useful purpose, the college'mu
; have. ined of and he el gan

Mr. Gay’ pointed out‘

tl Be: SC irell ‘Is*imade' up

of ‘citizens living‘ within ‘the ‘ar-
ea." Advisory ‘committees’ will be

d'| ‘appointed: to! relate: colldge \pro-

grams to the needs of the West

Kootenay region.

In addition to ‘the’ two-year
technological and acadcinle cour.
ses of Mr.’Gray said that
short ‘courses, ‘conferences, 8e-

ning. a, ate pout cr ‘the .

will

further sopportubity for' the ‘col
Tege to serve community needs,
~To meet the; planning, time-
tabte for the college, the council
Hopesito receive views of: the or-
ganizations by* Oct.’ $1. \These
commiunity’ points ‘of yew: will
then ‘be’ blended ‘with the coun-
cts own research ‘0 on: these. eine
erg. fe

eal

‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, :Oct.::8;;1964

YA toni rig thing ‘Castiogar and
district: resident,{) Mrs,’ : Elaine
Bherstobitote: 58, wife of Nick rf
ed

pot
day; at: ‘Nelson cep na

Besides her. husband, “she! is

ration :has' bi
education’ ‘authorities in: Vanco

“Surprise Shower is

SA surprise miscellaneous
shower was held’ one’ night las!
week in the United: Church hall
| in honor of Miss Jeanette King,

= whose took: place Sat.

re hall: Was 5 tastefully ‘de-
corated for the occasion with
pink and white streamers and
bowls‘ of ‘mixed: flowers..On her
arrival ‘the bride-elect was seat-
ed“‘on':'a” gaily-decorated: chair
placed under‘ a‘ canopy of. pink
and: white :’streamers.:’ “Placed

sage. Fa
ss ‘The serving. tabto: was: coy-
ered with a lace cloth centered

thy slender white ta

near the chalr: ‘was a-model of. palso attended the shower. r

witha low: owt of flowers and | °.) 2/5732. c
flanked wil

it | Miss’ Elleen‘ Funk, ‘and hér’cou-
sin, Miss ‘Marlene "King-of Trail.
The serving of delicious re-
freshménts brought’a very plea-
sant evening to‘a close.-The hos-
tesses were: ‘Mrs. Wm.:Easton,
Gemmill,: Mrs, J., Kirby,

Mrs, hi Geminil,«"Mrs,:! B.:; Hill,
Mrs..C. Petts: Grout-
ages:
The guest of honors aunts,
Mrs. J. King, ‘Mrs. George King
and’ Mrs)’ B;: King, ‘all’ of Trail,

a - Junior. Fire,

: tary school children in
‘naird. are helping | dramatize: this

| encles \in’ cooperatic
i chools ‘and the fire peed

question .as :they: earn: their: Ju-
nior Fire’ Marshal : badges, '
"6 become"a ‘ Junior ‘Fire
hal; Sect child: must with

the hostess

i : colo!
nme oe Lockhart ! ie
{AcE

1 Ci
13: members
Phi. Chapter; of! ise e8 Phi?
when | they>: pela id‘their © second *
of the fall season, at her } ¥

oe Shemale an the fanadian ‘ec- |’
onomy.. during =the
pansionary period, has been ac-

Group, national sponsors of: ‘the
program, reports that more than
45 mulllon boys and. girls in

e .

5 Passtiores her, stepmother, Mrs.

ing, | Manteca, °

Ca-| meeting last week.) with ‘presi-
4 dent Mrs, LE. Beene presiding.»

to, purchase: 0. 8: £0)
and "probably’ more. a be-pur-
chased later on.

survived ; by: two, sons, Mike‘and

(Verna) Voykin of

Polly: Koftinof£/:and
brother,: ‘Peter. Koftinoff, both ‘of
‘California

- Canadian; Industries ;

Limit-|5
ed and Chemeell (1963) 1 Ltd. have |E
reached! agreement ; itor 4 ley tor.
mation of anew. 10 joint
company to imarkot, olen $s,
“Terylene” » polyester, « “Arnel
triacetate, and ‘ac
proplene fibres. *

: Through products manufac.
tured by the two companies and
the joint | merchandising com-
pany, it is}

e and poly: =

reporter! required ie Gana News’ for’ =

market development: for: ‘man:
made fibres: and: the :products
|} made from thent’ By’ Canadian
textile manufacturers.

The board of directors, of
. | the new company will have equal
representation from: both

and Chemcell while: the» mar-
eting wn
both companies,

Must; be able to. type’ and meet news’ #

For te Pe School

The. SHSS PTA held its first

iat was ‘also decided to con-

tember; just issued.
rs;that influence pri-

he: general level of
tivity, stockp’

ti

piss 4
change ‘ rates,”
determined..in foreign porte
ports by. and. large ‘rises: by the

Be
extent BE the devaluation, Y and
because ‘Canadian . exports. are
Is iblished.

change; and:
Since..price of,

‘he Canadian ‘do cost ‘of:im-

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