10 .CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 1, 1965

‘Honors Given to Local —
St. John Ambulance Men

Brothers, Robert Rivers and
Kenneth Rigby of the Castle-
gar-Kinnaird St, John Ambu-
Jance_ Centre,

‘The award of this honor is

Word has bean’ received
from ‘the Priory of Canada, ‘na-
tonal headguareers of St. John
in’ Ottawa | t Her Majesty the
Queen has’ sanctioned the ad-
mizsion:into the Order of St,
John of Jerusalem, as Serving

G. W. G.
WORK PANTS

AND SHIRTS
We have a full range of

4azette and an investiture’ is to
be held at Government: House,
Ottawa, in the fall,

for long service to the St. John
(omabulanes raanaion

y started "the local
St. John Rep hulanee Centre .in
1939 and a part from the years
1940 to 1945 when he served
in the RCAF he’has continually
served the local centre as in-

éo be punnsned” in: the London |‘

Both men are being honored | pip

ber Pp
Rivers obtained ‘his
first < John certificate in 1936

land. i
He served in the RAF for
four and a half. years, part of

under the Empire Air Training
in,

Mr, Rivers came back to
Canada in 1947 and again took
up St. John Ambulance work
and organized first-aid classes
in sawmills and logging camps
on Vancouver Island,

Coming to Castlegar in
1955 to join the Celgar orga-

honorary

chairman respectively.

part from ‘his service ‘to
the St. John Centre he has been
official instructor for the work-
men’s compensation board in
industrial first-aid‘for the past
ten years and is still active.

105 Main'St. Ph. 365-7417 He has been employed by
Celgar. since 1954 and is ‘senior.

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he has served the lo-
cal St. John Ambulance, Centre
as honorary: secretary treasurer,
chairman ‘and instructor. — -
Rivers is a vice-president
of the West Kootenay Mine
Safety Association.
For the past nine year he

gar. lumber division as indust-
rial relations superintendent and
safety officer.

Both men were ttazen Chane

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The
yo» | Chureh: women’s circles
-| combined meeting last week-in

-'] ed. where.-and. how.
could be :received: and: general *
numerous : and beautiful and | C!

ter of the Kootenay Safety Na
sociation in 1958 which was
the forerunner of the present
Castlegar and District Safety As-
sociation. Both men have train.
ed first-aid teams to compete
in the annual first-aid competi-
tions held by..the West Koote-
nay Mine Safety pecocatlon,

‘United Church
Circles Hold
Combined Meet

Castlegar United
held a

the ‘church 25 mem-
bers. present and Mrs. R. Hun-

+} ter. presiding,

‘Mrs. J. Geramill conducted
the devotional period and plans
were discussed for the mission
festival which is to be held

-fin October.

‘After the business ‘was con-
‘cluded Mrs. A. Sones‘ showed
colored: wiies with a. record-
ed commentary of mission fest- |"
‘vals. One’ set of slides; was en-
titled ‘The’ World; the’ Church
and You’.

Another set of slides show-
information

planning of a mission festival, .
A social mes ae held vith |

Mrs. Gemmill:
MacBain being in charge te

several mixing games,
On behal€ of the Lady Bird
c) present nted

leaving the’ distri
ake - thelr home’ in’ Vander-
hoof. where’ Mr. : Steidl will: bé

ie conclusion. refresl

é At
‘ ments: ‘were served by the me!

bers “of. Friendship; and. Harm-

M ony-! Circles. =

and medallion in 1989 in Eng-|°

which time was spent in Canada | ;

has been employed at the Cel- |‘

4 Cantell was .

mall |‘as’ all’;
‘Mrs: |'the,: bride-to-be.

‘and: ‘Mrs:
‘Winsloy
sof the school in that

WHICH TO.

CASTLEGAR, DISTRICT”

SERVE-

BOOKLETS describing the. new. BC. medical" p
are now in the mails’ to 502,788 households. Here
Provincial ‘Secretary W. D..Black is seen showing

’ the’ booklet to Mrs. Lynn Ozmond of Vancouver.
The’ plan ensures''that ‘every ‘person and family in

. BC may obtain"

1h

coverage at r

ed ‘by the provincial ‘government, the plan has been  [

fully approved by B.C. doctors.

Church Women Entertain
Cantells at Farewell Party

X'The ‘members. of ‘the: Cas-
tlegar” United" Church: ‘held: a
party last week in honor of Mr.
and Mrs,’.Lés,Cantell' who are

leaving: the district ‘to make

thelr’ home in’ Kelowna: There'] the

were | 75. invited guests, Mrs,
res sith a

‘corsage: Sof white ‘carnations and
red‘rose buds: and Mr. Cantell
with a boutinere by. Mrs, W.
Easton... es

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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. TEN

ie) all was
aslon with tall st:

with pink Glad: and bowls of

ible was co-

! vered with a lace cloth and

with‘a low bowl of car-

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365.5503 °
Fifteen guests were ‘invit-

ed recently:to the home of Mrs. ! by

Gary: Hyson to honor Miss. Don-
na Herrington at a’ miscellane- | F.
ous surprise shower.
Hostesses for the evening
were <Mrs. .G..:-Hyson, Mrs.
B ‘Dinner! and Mrs.Les Ady.
‘The © bride-elect'. was « pre-
an e: corsage by Mrs.

esc were play red

a M: gam
with™ novelty, prizes .going’ to

Mrs. T. Sente. ae Mw Cook,
Mrs. W.

Miss‘ Herrington received

eful: gifts - resented in‘a de-
corated basket.

With the serving of lunch
the guest of honor cut a cake
decorated ‘with pink roses and

nations flanked on either side
with. slender ..white. tapers in
‘silver: holders.
Many. mixing ‘games were
played bY the Buests conducted
in. All present
joined ‘ina sing. sone with Mrs.
Kraft playing the piano ‘and
Mrs. MacBain leading the sing-
ing.
The highlight of the even-

{ing “was the. presenting to Mr.

and Mrs, Cantell of an eight day
chime clock n the
0}

p harters’: who, made
the Earhart spoke” of how
the Cantells had worked for
the church. Mrs. Cantell .was
very active in the Sunday school
and: .. United “Chureh * "Women
CA

Mr. : Cantell was treasurer
of the church “for the past Se:
ven years.

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resent made a wish for

‘Visiting at: the home of Mr.
Cairns is Mr. David
San Francisco.

Some letters have been removed from the box and oy
beneath, Put them back in ‘correctly. A:merry message“:
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starting ‘at’ the: top-left. Cartoon provides clue to the
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The
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DISPUTE.. Japanese detorminatio to: continua
fishing’ fol ' ‘northern Pacific salmon'o hi

to North; Amorican shores,

threatenin ire! to deplete the salmon'resaurces 0
especially concerned,’ ani
rie has asked for an economi

of Silverton spent the Weekend

Mr, and. Mrs, Henry, ‘Toews
of West Arrow,,Creek were re-
cent. visitors to Renata an Deer

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 1; 1965

‘

toy |

wi ttock a (ull selection of

SAVAGE. SHOES

for ehitdren :

‘Mr, and Mrs.

a Rath:| —

bone.’and "children re "Nelson
spent Sunday: at Deer: Park. 1)

£3
Deer!’ Park ‘about! 1910. while
Mrs. ‘Briggeman. came’ in‘:191
They were marriéd in: Portlan
Oregon in :1919: and’ have: lived
here ever since. '
Mrs. G. AS Walker

their home’ here,’
Mr, and’ Mrs. ‘Alec Bortiict
and ‘son.’ Davia | of ‘Trail’:

i! hhollday ‘a a

cep Japanese fi

from their ’’

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ef cause of|, Ac tivi ties
in’ the
CASTLEGAR -
“DISTRICT |

without rushing.
Get plenty of exercise, walk, |
stretoh take-=-part in
To. calm: your nerves,

.to Jaugh'at your Dinte|

5. By Wayne. Groutage ‘
Last Saturday John Carter,
Niel: Oborne,” Jeff Banigan’ and
ee eens Ron. Waldie went on a canoeing
- expedition ‘from the, far’ end of

00: sériously:And|
a smile is the!
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the. trip: was a Squire Hike for
‘ Niel, and (Ri “

kk tw “days

‘The
4 for the paddle ‘and camped over-
bight at a point directly across
e ‘lookout ‘on’ the ‘New

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 AGENCIE the sides of-the eanogs wetting
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However, because of their
ability to adapt to any situation,
‘they took advantage of the wind
-by rigging'up a sail and sailing
down the-lake.

There were bright spots in
the trip though, like Jeff Ban-
igan’s navigating which rammed
the .cgnce. into :the shore and
Sohn. “Carter's ‘superb case of
-biccups.- which
awake. half: the night: >

And if anyone finds. some

jam, some milk and’ ‘some salt

in Slocan City: — they're ours.
The

Squires “did well. on: their,

trip .no ‘doubt helped. by -the |”
vast quantities of outdoor lore
held. by: John ‘and Jeff.

(00. ithe previous’ Satur
father, and’ son pic-

nic wae. “held at: Waterloo Edy.
About 60. fathers, Cubs, Scouts
and Rovers‘: were present.

work up'an appetite 1 for.

dinner, a ente: of soccék'was or-
ganized. which ended’ up with

three balls, three goals and se-

veral confused ‘individuals. A
typical’ outdoorish dinner was
then’ served in‘ the true‘ scout
‘tradition — a full course dinner
stern | With"ice cream served. by Mrs.
Schuepfer.

GOING, GOING, GONE ~

The ‘moths ate up my daven:

PO
The mice ‘ate up “my- cheese; *
‘The pocket gophers ate my corn,
The moles ate. up my peas. “~~

The worms ate all my apples,
‘The tabbits got my ‘gree!

kept everyone, My-diet’s very- simple noe
It’s mostly. pork fd sheans.

may become,.Canada’s to;
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couple of fulJ-blood Charolais i
‘ment of 124 head is expected
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Lawrence.

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Mrs, .0. P. D'Andrea has
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was. discharged: fr

‘admitted on Thursday afternoon
‘with: head injuries sustel ed in
the fall.

=“ Oliver Jack ‘Lazenby ‘fell
about nine’ feet from’ the top ‘of
the pumphouse on Thursday af-
oon and was noticed laying

on the ground ‘by workmen em-
Ployed on a“ building - project
adjacent to the new pumphouse.:
The ..Castlegar Ambulatice

was notified at 3.50 p.m. ‘and was
at the scene of: the accident |

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