we stock a full solaction of

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“for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

Mrs. D, Hughes, Ph, 365-5503

* Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs,.C, R, Munns were Mr.

ATTENTION
MATRIC STUDENTS |
STANLEY HUMPRIES SECONDARY SCHOOL

Individual Canidates copies of Departmental

Eamination results for grades 11, 12 and 13 have.
been placed in the mails in Victoria for distribu-

_ tion through postal channels as soon as these

are again in operation,

In the meantime candidates in School Dis-
trict Number 9, (Castlegar) may obtain complete
information their st by
or contacting the office of Stanley Humphries
Secondary School after 9.00 am. Thursday, July
29, 1965.

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Rag. 1.39 Value

HOUSEHOLD
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to 1.19

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Sina? alee cnt Be 97

OEAUTY :
. GOTE Reg. 4.50

and Mrs. Roy Campbell and
daughter Joan, Miss Shirley Wy-

daughter Doreen. All are of
Kenora, Ont.

Mr. Harry Palsson returned
early last week from Wadena,
Sask. where he attended. his
brother's funeral. He.also spent
some time at Love, Sask, visit-
ing relatives.

Miss Doris Davis is. now
visiting relatives in and around
Lethbridge.

Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, P. A. Kazakoff, were
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Popoff of
Winnipeg.

Visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oglow Jr.
were: Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bor-
jusk of Coleman and . their
granddaughter Miss Patricia
Doubinin of fratpnace.

Mr. and Mrs. John Nakaska
of West Virginia and Mr, and
Mrs, Joseph Nakaska and Mar-
garet of Three Hills, Alta. were
recent visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Steve Jankola Sr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Gallo.

A_weekend at Fernie was

ent by Mr..and Mrs. J. Kubos
visiting ‘friends and relatives. °
Willa, Alexa and Tom Con-
dy are home after taking part in
the summer band camp held
at Notre Dame University.

Rey. and Mrs. D. L. Faris
returned recently from their
summer vacation which’ took
them first to Vancouver then
Naramata ‘where they - spent
time with a group of some sev-
enty grade 12 Hi-C’s from var-

of the holiday was spent at Da-
vidson, Sask. with Mrs. Faris’
parents, Mr. and Mrs, E, L.
Heinrich,

Mrs. James Munroe has es
turned after

der, Mrs,: George Portier and a

ious parts of B.C, The latter part Mr:

Kinnaird. Socials

London, | they toured the “take
and Glasgow. E
Mr. and Mrs). Bruno Marta
.of San Mateo, aut were visitors
at the: home f Mr. and Mrs.
ed.
Mrs. D.. Hiebert returned
recently from Ocean Falls where
she was a tester’ for a Gulder
who was working for her Brow-
nie pack holiday certificate, Her
activities included a Guide week-
end and two Brownie pack holi-
days of three days’ each. ' Upon
her return, Mr...and Mrs, C.
Evenson and family and Mr. and
Mrs. L. Evenson and family of
Ocean Falls were guests at the
Hicher® home.
Emmi. Korhonen and
son George, ‘leave tomorrow to
make their home in Ladysmith.

Mrs. J.
Lloyd .Ackhey attended a week

district; and ‘saw. Paris, Dieppe :

C..McLeod and Mra, | the

‘Summer. Camp. Al

: Band Porforms.
AU Notre Dame :

Clarinetist Reginald Kell of
lew York took’ part:in“a very
successful «band: “canip = which
concluded last weekend with a
concert .in Mary Hall. Ate ‘Notre
Dame’ University.

Featured ‘on . the, ‘program
were selections by members of
he’ summer® camp | band’-.con-
ducted by Fred  Turner,: super:
visor. of Music for the ‘Vancou-
ver- school board. °. ay

“This three ‘week program
was held at. Notre: Dame. with

Barravalle, ‘director.’ of. -Ex-
tention, in charge.’ Also ‘assist
ing, were ‘Burt. Turvey :: ‘(wood
wind section): of Rossland; Nor-
man’ Fishwick (brass wind. sec-
tion) of Kinnaird’ and members
‘of the Nelson. Civic Band.
Some eighty students ‘from
immediate . district, from
Rossland to Nelson; took’ part as
well as those from Sidney, on

long Jr. Chole. Music Work Shop | ¥
held They,
were aceompanied by. their
children = Terry:' McLeod and
Trinda; Elizabeth’«and Grant
Ackney who attenedd vocation-
al school.

3 Mrs. E. A. Fitzpatrick and

by the children,, Spent several,
days at Christina Lake. Their
husbands joined "them for the
weekend.

A few days ‘of fishing at
Balfour for Mr. and Mrs, E,
Lucas ended their holidays
which took them to Calgary vi-
siting’ relatives.

Mrs: Clarence Burdes.is vi-
siting at pie home of her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Creigh-

ton.
Terry Ham: of. Trail is a
guest of Greg. Hiebert. ~
A week at the:coast and-a
week at Kootenay’ Lake round-
ed out the holidays for po and,
and fa-

Mrs. D. Hiebert accompanied | P'

* Island,
Quesnel, Rovelstoke, Kimberley
and ‘Creston.
Besides holding several cli-
nics Reginald Kell gave an hour
concert’ on. ‘the clarinet with
Belen Datistrom of Rossland as

As well. as: the Intent mu-
sical training. there were per-
jodical breaks for dancing, wie-
ner roasts’ and a tour of. the
Duncan dam.

Robert MeFerrin, baretone,
also gave a: concert’ for the
young people.

Kinnaird. Man. |
Wins Prizes On
_ Radio Program
‘of Wind ‘Fall,

mily.
our, and Mrs. A, Manjake and
family leave Saturday for Fort
‘William, Ont. which will now be
their home.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Mansoh

mother Mrs, J. P. Moore of Ket

tock them to London, Eng.
where they visited Mrs. Mun-
roe’s brother Mr. F. Moore. As

owna on a five week trip which area

well as seeing’ in and around | cister

’) upper

Tenders ‘Called
On. Lake Clearing
Near Galena Bay

B.C, Hydro has called ten-
ders for the clearing. of’ land
adjacent to the northeast arm of
Arrow Lake that-will be
flooded when the reservoir is
filled following constuction oe
‘ow dam.
The clearing of approxim:
ately 425 acres.covers an area
on the south shore from near
Galena Bay northerly to” the
vicinity of: Beaton.:and souther-
Pen |, along the opposite shore al-
most to Arrowhead.

Closing date for tenders will
be noon, Tuesday, August 10.

Work will start this summer
and will be completed this fall.

_ SWIMMING TIP

Non-swimmers can rescue a
person in trouble if they can
find a suitable length of rop:
in time. Tie a buoyant object 4
one end of the rope and throw
it beyond the person in distress

TAKE
ADVANTAGE

of our

and pull it to within his reach.
When pulling the person to safe-
ty make: sure: your footing is
secure, se

are visiting in the

‘Edmonton | Nisitors at the

home of: Mr. and Mrs.

sian: were Mr. Kassian’s two

brothers, / Anton and Victor, his

John Verbitsky and

his father’ ‘Mr. N. T. Kassian and
children.

the Mr. and. Mrs. K.' 5, penta
and daughter Marilyn ‘spent -a
week in ‘Eamonton Visiting Mr.
and ‘Mrs,

and

pa “their. -return ‘the

spent at Christina Lake,

Mrs. L. R. True was.honor-
ed last Thursday evening at-a
farewell party given by the Val-
ley Vista Unit of the Kinnaird
hited Church, She was .pre-

be making: their fame in’ Van-
couver.
- Did you know? — Here is is

rt Kinahan and :
f A
remainder of their “holiday was}”

which is heard over radio sta-
tion CJAT, were pleasantly sur-
prised by a familiar-name re-
cently when Alex’ Creighton of
Kinnaird won jewellery, cosme-
tics and a bonus Bit of nothing
less than a mink st
Mr. Greighton's ate was
drawn from the many that send.

in the required qualifications. ql

The actual’ program is tap-
ed some three weeks prior and
at ‘this time his daughter Mrs.
Clarence Burdes was in the
audience,

.

Dam Site F res
“Not Dangerous

Fires are burning at the Ar-.
row damsite, but they have been
deliberately set’ by workmen to
clear | away for. earth-
moving ‘equipment involved in

11 the’ development’ project. .:

- Reports of forest fires in’
the ‘area ‘have ‘been’ attributed
fo the Arrow cam blazes ‘which

an idea for the
und: the. house . this; TeUTnIneR,
To: keep‘ ladder legs from slip-
ping on ;smooth surfaces and
from. scratching’. your’ wood
floors, nail a.rubber heel to the

bottom of. each ladder leg.
social

ofe smoke, thus inisleading many
residents,

RCMP reported the super- |=
vised” brash —'fires’are under.
control and represent no threat
‘o the general area,

Your ul
bein and out of the’ district
from August 3 to 15, If no‘ans-
wer at 365-5503, pelasé. phone
socials to. Castlegar ‘ News.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs.. "Ron
Ross are’ Mrs... Ross’ parents,

| Mr. and: Mrs. J. R, Dickieson,

and children, Bonnie’ and: Gary
Calgary. i

of

Mr. and’ Mrs, C, H. Taylor
had as weekend guests | Mrs. ‘Tay:
lor’s mother, Mrs...S." McBride
of Nelson, and Mrs. G: Gajdosiic

of Winnipeg.

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Scenery for Everyone

Author, and- Ma dow th

who couldn't help agreeing ‘with

“Even ‘apart from ‘the inborn
lesire:to; make’a fast buck by

there‘
very unlovabie ® traits: amon
Columbians) which,’
dwelt upon for any length ‘o!
time, would be bound ‘to: raed
on the nausea suffered: by, B
most famous writer.’
Let's admit at the outset
that most British” Columbians

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law-abiding, friend.
i responsible, tidy ». citizens:
They’ love their Province, hae.

win;
proud of its scene:
ed their best, within il, fo co: ‘coer:

God's Country the way,
ld :Ike it

Unfortunately there
ers who don't fall into. this ca:
tegory, and everybody is: ‘blamed
for what they do. e : yahoos
we have always with “us; and’
ie ‘countryside bears ‘the scars
of their wor ork,

swimming | any’. more,
broken beer bottles. Worse still,
there are jagged bottle ends in
the -water where they can’t be
seen, ‘and kids go. swimming now.
are at’the risk ‘of severing an

setting “forest fires ' with ‘ ene
fires ends: and’ abandoned ” ‘camp-

Their rusted-out, car bodies,

ing: yards, ‘rural dumping
grounds and’ sprawling * subdivi-
sions. have’ gashed* somé ‘of ' the
most © beautiful: ‘countryside in
Canada.

It is doiubifin if British Co-
lumbia ‘has ' any, more’ than''the

good deal’; worse’ against

background: of ‘B.C.’s_breathtak-

ing scenery. ny lesser coun-
it. mi; ‘50. ‘notice-

ane, that, surely is ‘the bur-
retrain.

In Oka 2dne]*
stance, he hardly, safe: to go
because |’
the beaches" are’Httered ~ “with |:

sagging © shanties, ‘auto’ ‘wreck: a

usual ‘share of yahoos. But some: | ‘ :
how. their depredations eo]

: iin common? 55.50 Sucres — 42

ee eet will =>}
bove; shows:a« full-length
cswimsuit-.with a naughtily nice:
laced I eleayaae. at tthe fronts

‘There 1s an‘ ‘aroma’ of Paint
in. the: air. lately® at* the “local
airport as: the members. oi: the

den

British calasbie will valaye

big and beautiful. But it: pe
in. spite of some’ British Colum-

ope Phone, ‘365-7141 aN

bee ni t because ‘of them,
Be —.Vernon “News

ing: Club =.busy
Apter : painting - the :, exter-
jor ‘of, :their- club. house. Inter-
ior. renovating »is...also ; under-
‘way with :plans:-of completion
of thelr: hanger on: their agen-
da.

Several, new * membe! shave
joined ; the club in ’:the: past
month:and. quite:a. bit. of, activi-

ty. with. their Luscombe . aero-
ine .which has-been seen’ fly.
beh about the district... 030...

‘ Contrary to all the rumors
and ‘snide remarks: that ‘have

Expo ‘67 to Open on Time

ect

it — on schedule: April’28,
1967," sti
‘This is the conclusion drawn
dy Eric’ Hutton, ; senior Sitar,
of Maclean's magazine,

study report of Expo's

Foster Parents . ‘
Plan Helps
Needy Children ;

What have these figures

Pesos — 90. Drachmae — "47.10
Hong Kong Dollars’. — 1865 Ki-
192-Won'-—’ 218.25 'Pias-

Li
Each ig: worth about $3.25
anadian’ and every one of the
98,104: Canadian and American
Foster. Children enrolled in Fos-

currency. as an extra bonus to
add to, his happiness. ~
+The $8 were: ‘saved by shav-
ing the already lengendary low
administration’ costs of running

grees to date. Not only. will
n, according oa Hatton,
but. ‘more im) important ie

fair's' theme'— and to date they
steadfastly have done, so’ against
fompting blandishments to ‘open
it-up’’ and make it more com-
merclal:-— meee 67 will he! re.

ia tne :
fhe on. the invioiapility ot. the

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most
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ever seen . . .. the theme itself
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po is, in fact, the:biggest

en by Canadians, according: to,
Hutton. It will have ‘on‘ its‘gro-'

one hundred ‘nations, “fifty-five

7 of whom: nave already signed Ae

ip with The’ biggest ex-
iibitors include Russia watt 000,-
000), the United States ($9,300,-
000) and France $12,500,000):
But: the jcommercial " exhi-
bitors :have*’ ‘90 far. beet a dis-

Plan.‘ Instead \of: up.a
lus \or raising salaries, the
members: of ‘the board
tors who run Plan voted
bute the money where
will: lo the most‘ good — to

Colombia ° Greece, Hong ‘Kong,
Italy,: Korea, Viet | (Nam: and ‘the
hillipines, who ‘have ‘never. had
enough ' :of," anything, ‘s and ='to
whom ‘something * extra ‘is’ no-
thing short of a ‘miracle.’

“) Lo'some it will mean a cou-
ple of: weeks ‘at''a day camp’ —
others-extra food all Through
the summer — ‘to. aliit : repre:
sents “Christmas in July.” :
“Foster: Parents’. Plan’ is:'a
non-sectarian,

propaganda, ‘independent, gov-

ipproved:
“Adoption”: is» financial: snot le-
gal and ‘costs $16 a month.: Plan
has no: professional fund-raisers
and: its’/financial:; statement : is

ly: children‘ in Ecuador, im

non-profit,*:' non- | wil

app

‘These ‘exhibitors, : ander: ; Expo
rules, are not permitted to make
the a giant showcase for
their. products ‘but must confine
themselves ‘to: projecting : their
ge.in'a modest, no
way.

The « response’:

= been
nse and they: re-

Hip: ‘waders when ‘filled

down’ but if the ‘top: of ‘waders

are ‘kept’ below:the! water and

the® air in the lower Part ofthe

boots is: trapped: the

stay. afloat for a Teonsiderable
ugh ‘water: would make

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