CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan, 18, 1966

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REFRIGERATED
es MILK
and

Election of officers was, the

e
Wom
stlegar

iHospital W.A. Officers a
Installed This Week

should join the auxiliary since
this is a most vital community

By MARIE SETO

‘SHSS Activities

organization, serving tne reeds
of all,

most welcome and much needed.
The nut drive committee re-

The Cup of Milk Fund re-

New members are always | celved a donation of $95.70 from

HSS last month, One-third of
his sum was raised from the

pot of a $2, 008 scholarship. The
second prize ts.a $1,000. schol-
arship and each of the other
four semi-finalists will receive

“& Door
Manufacturers of Sashless

‘Windows
Plywood — ‘Finishing Material’

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

10 a.m. — Sunday ‘School hour
2 blocks East of. the
Castleaird Shopping Centre

11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP | fi

» 7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC
SERVICE
Phone 365-5884

All Welcome

Jack White's
FIELD & STREAM

Mrs. W. Jacobson
Reelected. Chairman
Of Schoo! Board

| Nis. Walter Jacobson was

‘|once again re-elected chairman

of School District No. 9 this

ron i full selection of

| SAVAGE’ SHOES

for children =

Maddocks Shoe Store

A week from today will see | its members. Turn out next week) them and headed out for the| “eek and the position of vice

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CASTLEGAR DRIVER
ALEX SPEERS 365-5924
BLUEBERRY — ROBSON
MIKE POPOFF 365-5493

WOODLAND PARK
KINNAIRD and GENELLE
FRANK HARVEY 365-5578

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Oglow Bros.
: Building & Suppy
COMPANY LIMITED
Phone 365-7202

as follows: president, Mrs. F.
first vice-] resident,

I Young.
A banquet will be held a

realized from the sale of nuts,
which terms it an unqualified
success, Sincere thanks is ex-
tended by the auxiliary to all
who helped make it a success.
Fruit baskets were again
distributed to ‘at unospltal RE
tients on Chi is Day, to the

ported that the sum of $502 was | “Dress-Up Day" noon dance. The | a $500 scholarship,

rest was donated by the Stu-
dents’ council and the Foster
Parents’ organization, which had
each promised to donate a sum
equal to the total collected at
the dance.

Stanley Humphries has done
extremely well in these two com-
petitions during the past
year it is hoped that one
of the five students planning to
enter the contest will make it
right to. the top. Good luck in

The last tay cof} of the school
year of 1965
XDpress-Up Day” by by ti the council

the Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel
rday y when the officers
instal

is the feeling of the mem-
+ more new mem-
bers, particularly these capable
of Holding executive positions

Brownie Greeting
Awaiied Recruits
To Kinnaird Pack

e Grand Howl marked

‘the recent enrolment of six new
Brownies into the 1st Kinnaird
Brownie pack, these were: Cath-
ie Rutherford, Elaine Gordon,
Debbie Mattiazzi, Cindy Tipping,
Verona Boze and Susan Culley.
bars were then pre-

sented to: Debbie Paul, Andrea
Shelfontiuk, Barbie Haines, Kay
Hughes, Charlotte Brown, Wen-
ly McGillivray, Holly Shelfon-
the ang Louise Lamarche.
year service stars went

Kay
and

Lamarche.

Mrs. G. Brownlie then pre-
sented sixer stripes to: Joan Mul-
ler, Debbie Brownlie and Jan-
nice Koeing. Seconder stripes
went to: Carol Fitzpatrick, Lou-
ise Lamarche and Wendy Mc-
Giles vray.

special presentation of
the golden ladder was present-
ed to Debbie Brownlie.

The afternoon came to a
close with a sixer, Joan Muller,

lie will be
Haines duties in the future.

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

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ST. RITA’S HALL
TONIGHT

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Bring Your Repairs

Arrow Lakes Industries

WHERE MACHINING AND WELDING
IS A PROFESSION\

NOT A SIDELINE

to: Debtie Paul, Andrea Shel-| ,,

| Of Tadia, Hong Kong, and Korea.

appreciation of tina recipients.

The KJSS Scene
By Susan Allingham

As school resumed after
the holiday season the first item
on the agenda was an assemb-
ly. Mr. G. L, Lind, the princip-
al, spoke briefly; then he intro-
duced and commended the Hon-
or Roll a Students whose names
appeal
Violet Gorkoff, Dennis Quin-

McLolm, Alvin: on

har! °
is Henne, Lynn Willey,
_ Mareellug and = Sal

gold. Purple, white, and gold
are the school colours,
We are proud to announce
that the Milk Fund Competition
reached a total of $74, The mon-
ey was sent to'a Voncouver
newspaper which supports the
Unitarian Service co:
The money will be used to
help the unfortunate children

basketball season is in
full swing with all houses par-
.,| ticipatin, ig.

House points: House One —
245 points, House Two — 271
points, House Three — 300
points and House Four — 324

ints.

The points increased at a
high rate Pipecause of the Cup
of Milk Fund mest House and

Patina oat

Clubs: Bowling: team points:

Team One — 10 points, Team

2 — 10 points, Team Three —

15 points, Team Four — 10

points, Team Five — 15 points,
0 points.

High -— Hu
191 and Boys’ High ‘Double — _

point

ints, Kaar
point and Flynn’s rink — one
point

Kew skips will be chosen

a ea a pl
ought For -This Week:

ost eee sad

dance held af
noon was highly successful.
One-third of the school popula-
tion was present, The four stal-
wart house captains, joined in by
the student ‘body, brought the
event to a close with lustily-
sung Christmas carols.
Two public speaking con-
tests have been announced in
the school — the-United Nations
Pilgrimage for Youth and the
Knights of Pythias Contest.
‘The UNPY annual competi-
tion is sponsored by the local
chapter of the Independent Or-
der of Oddfellows and Rebek-
ahs. The prize is a month's all-
expense-paid trip to New York
andback.
In this competition contes-
tants are required to write a
; | 100-question examination on the
United Nations, to write a 1,000-
rword essay, and to make a 10-
minute speech. The challeng-
thls ‘ear title shower for the essay | m
“What Role has
Caanda B Pia ed in the United
Nations?” and for the speach
‘In’ your opinion has Indonesi-
a’s withdrawal from the United
3| Nations Set a Dangerous’ Pre-
eedent?”

The subject shoven for the

your

because of examinations which
started on Monday. Except for
ssrooMm exams,

suppleme:
they. will hed Friday.

Toasimistresses
To Meet at Ceast

The International Toastmis-
fress Clubs of the Northwest
Region will hold their regular
council meeting this Sunday in
North Burnaby.

The theme for the meeting
is “Winter” and special atten-
tion being given to the value of
a senior member and her needs.

Council meetings bring’ to-

ether Toastmistress members
om all parts of the Northwest
region and are of great hel}
to all clubs, Mrs. D. Cam
of Vali Toastmistress club
represents this club at council
meetings.

INSURANCE

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INSURANCE AND.
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944

Activities have slowed down | a=

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If you can't keep a secret—
phi? von promise not to tell
ut if you pro! not
anyone then read on. But wait,
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make sure no one js watching!
Okay, ready?

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(89 tip-toes from Super Valu)
is having a huge store-wide
clearance sale. Everything is
on sale and some items are at
80 per cent off,

the bare walls. year we
are keeping our sale a
secret.

But we'll tell you, it starts
Thursday, Jan. 13

Host winner at the internation: C1 |

inal ner at the internation. AGENCIES

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-Rey. C. Stone, Minister

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8 am. Holy Communion

11 a.m, Holy ¢

more sportsmen
will not let their names stand
for office. It takes a lttle time
fellows but you will find it not
too nuous and most inter-
esting as get further into it.

The Castlegar club has a

reputation as being one of the
most progressive entire

————SSSSS_

Tose to gure out why the sud.
ire out ie But
den lack of interest by many of

and if you have anything on
your chest don’t be afrald to
keep this club rolling, by taking
our turn at the wheel.

You know it was just over
three years ago while I was in
the chair of this club that I
started writing this column as
a publicity column for the club.

Though I have thought of
dropping it many times, because | wo
of the time involved in
it together each week,
kept it up because I feel that
must have an outlet

road before it got dark.

He wound up around eight
miles below ‘his jeep and fed
to hike back up and come home
in the dark. The hounds, well
it took three days to locate them
but they finally came out of the
push leg Weary, he hungry, and a

therwise
oe the worse aoe wean, As
en says: “It’s a rough game

chairman will again be held by |e

George Rilkoff.

The District's new commit-
tees are as follows: finance R.
Goulet and Mr. Rilkoff, building
and grounds Mr. Rilkoff and J.
Lamont, pranepor avon E. Mills

and J. "Mera
th W, Gattrell and Mr.

for man or beast and I sure hope | Goi
can jump a Hood cat real! saf

| foon to keep those dogs interest-

(teachers) Mra, Jacobson and? Mr.
Goulet..and personnel (general)
Mr. Lamont and Mr, Rilkoff.

board were informed

AA

TRACTIONIZE

The Next Best
Thing to Chains!

— New Equipment Just Arrived —

PENTECOSTAL
TASERNACLE
701 Firat Ave.
Pastor: Rev. R. K. Webb
Phone: 365-5212
Sunday: Services

9.55 a.m. Sunda: sae
11.00 am. We

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

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

ore
what’s-doing hunting and Honing
wise, to help out those
don't get out too often to bed
all the old fishing holes and
ae grounds.

ports are starting to com
in of fords of up to 15 deer in
in the vicinity,

7.30 p.m. Evening Service

“Where you are a stranger but
once”

——
THE SALVATION ARMY
@ine Street)

CALVARY

Pasior D. Reeves, B. Ti.
Ph. 865-7175

Family Bible Hour 10 a.m.
Family Worsilp 11 a.m.
Evening Service — 7.30 p.m.
All Welcome

BAPTIST CHURCH

Across Highway Junction from
Plaza

area,

Pete states that he feels our
deer population is definitely
down due to the hard winter
last year and he will be
ing a close eye on any viola-
tions of the game act, whether

5 hss Sunany School Sea Pee it be by men or dogs. .

“If you own a dog and he’s

Sheen ‘Teen Study (Ages 18 wp)
es up)
11. Holiness

7.30 Salvation meat meeting

Tuesday — 7.30 *Ladies Home
League
Wednesday — 7.30 Bible dis-
cussion and prayer
Friday — 830 Youth Group
Ages 18 - 35)
— 9 *Boys Club e
icirle Club (ages 12 - gradé
‘held at 363 Main Street
Phone 365-7112

GRACE x
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
Minister:

je 3
~ 10 a.m. Class for Teenagers

(age 18 and up)

: Rev. Howard Kerr

fre te deer, you and you alone
Rawal. id

an pay
malty. Conservation of.
eis every citizen’s er-

will back
Sportsmen’s Club ‘in their. drive
our.deer herds,” Peter

For those who are interested
in: doing a little trolling: Ted
Rutherglen, eqnservation officer
from Nelson, reports some nice

Kamloops being taken up to 20

On the Arrows,
O'Shea, Les Lampard an

A warm welcome is extended to
everyone. _ pounds.

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 365-8387
” Rey. Frank, Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 am.
Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sunday School
9.30 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian

Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD

GENELLE
Phone 885-7814
Rev. Don Faris

WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11 a.m,
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School
Grade 1 to 9 — 9.45 a.m.
Age 3 to Grade 6 —

11 a.m.
Genelle Church School —
9.45 am.

blue backs and Silver alaskans.
Kenny Leitner and his
three couger hounds took a

Deer Park last week lookin;

but Ken got a real work-out. He
followed his hounds on snow

Former Renata
Resident Henry
Rempel, 72 Passes

of Winlaw, B.

Ee

‘ at

THE STORE WHERE

wre wo in
20* FOR CASH

on ali

WINTER JACKETS

ici Acecccenc

CAVE

R. Vance officiating.

Mr. Rempel, 72,
in Rosthern Saskatchewan June
22, 1894.

In Ont 1097 at Tnct River.

LEITNER’S

YOU GET MORE

beth Hamm.
He came to BC and Renata
in 1963, , diving only the last few.
month: is at
Rempel -worked as a
caries @ mechani ic and carpenter
during his’ active years.
Predeceased severely years
ago by his wife, El th, he is
rvived by one aa Henry of of
skatoon; two daughters, ‘Tina
Rempel and Mrs. Harry (Mar-
tha)Ramsay of Saskatoon; two
brothers, Cornelius of Kinhaird
and Pete of Vancouver.
Pallbearers were Jake Let-
keman, Wilfred Leduc, Gerald
=| Ledue ‘and Edward Rempel. In-
terment was at Park Memorial
=| Cemetery, Kinnaird with th
Castlegar Funeral Home in care

Castlegar Esso Service
ment of H. Stoochinott to Owned and Managed by Bob Albright

ig Your own, snow shoes! ii ite letting

Now at Castlegar Drug

“Time” on your

Helena Rubinstein shows how to...
hands? Take the leek

KEEY’ A YOUTHFUL HOCKING: SKIN «amt
ata ous
SAVINGS to YOU!

fave $3,500 on Helena Rubinstein’s world.
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Ph. 365-7813 Open Mon. - Sat. 9-6 Friday 9-9

shoes for eight hours but lost | i

Henry Rempel, a resident ¥
passed away | im
and funeral servic- | jem

Sask., he married Miss, Eliza- | jm

ae ~
crack at Middle Mountain above | &
for cats. They didn’t find an .

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