sariés and scholarships at a brief awards ceremony held at

Selkirk College last Friday. Shown here are the

bursary from United Steelworkers’ of America, Local 480;

Bob Yee if Natal, $100 Scholarship from Certified General

of B.

Front row, left to right, they are: Corinne Minnaert of Win-
law, $50 bursary, and Elaine Chursinoff of Grand Forks,
$100 bursary, both from the Faculty Wives’ Association;
Shirley Mae Verigin of Castlegar, $100 bursary from the
Lillian Killough Chapter, IODE; Margaret Klassen of Oasis,
$100 bursary from United Steelworkers’ of ‘America, Local

480, and $100 bursary from the Faculty Wives’ A

.C., and Stephen W. Naylor,

$150 Scholarship from Castlegar "and District Teachers’ As-
sociation. Back row: Lee Ann Porteous of Nelson, $100
bursary from West Kootenay District Women’s Institute and

$50 bursary from the Faculty

Wives’ Association; Norman

Blazina of Calgary, $50 Scholarship from Selkirk College
Forestry lub: James R. Peerless of Ladysmith and Arne

Pitt Mez *each

a $250 scholar-

Vera Maloff of Thrums, $100 entrance scholarship from
Kootenay Soft Drinks. Middle row: Heather Ann Denny of
Nelson, $100 bursary from Trail Rotary Club; Robert B.

ship from 2 Ferraro's Ltd; Donald R- Pollard of Argenta, $100

bursary from Kiwanis Club of

Castlegar and Alexander: Mc-

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

‘The first snow fall doesn’t holiday season I would sug

Mrs. it dohnson Ph, 365-8:
gon and Bau
Mrs. hee,

days s ae Castlegar and
Disteleti Hospital.

Kelowna, who spent the past
week visiting with Mr. Grant’s

Castlegar Socials

4)brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and: Mrs,’S. Grant, ‘left Mon- :
day morning to tocreturn home.

Mr. a .T. Wal-
die of Totnes spent a. few
days visiting with their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Loveland: and family
in Spokane.

Judy and Charlie "ching,
r of Mr, and
Spent a few

and Mrs. J. Grant of

seem to mean the same as it gest allvers of red=.or re

_ use to and gre je Us-
e time. a person ‘ed ite | of the chocolate.’
would put. their car up on
blocks and let winter have its
way. But “go go”
-generation an tee ® wiatever
“slows up a person's wane |
;becomes an
~ With this thought in mind,
a ‘phone call received las'
‘Saturday evening was like aj
breath of fresh air. The snow
prompted a Blueberry Creek
- housewife to share this poem
with us.
Called “A Snowy Morning,”
it just might bring some of
winter’s peacefulness back to
mind.

fide until rea
ind bake. Bak * Bake ay moderate

The snow sneaked in on us ates, 350 F. for 12 to,15 min-
last ni

se ®
Fave you ever got the
last bit of. wear from an old
flannel sheet by first cutting
it fo a single-bed size when
wear rendered it unservice-

hrouded ghosts, able as a full-sized sheet and
no children shout aloud. eventually it becomes a dust-

+ On downy aoe feet.
So still it is a5 flakes flowed

‘dow:
all muffled iy the strect.
The cars creep past like
8

TO MY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS IN KINNAIRD
WHO have' given me such an enthusiastic send-off on
this, my first venture into local government.

Thanks too, to all the candidates who by their var-
ied efforts were‘able to present many’ problems that
needed serious appraisal. This is the stuff that demo-
cracy grows on and if we don’t have it here, at a local
level, then democracy at all levels of government is im
danger.

Thanks finally, to the local press and radio for giv-
ing all the candidates an opportunity ‘to present their
views. The large turn-out of voters is no doubt, directly
related to the coverage given by, the news media.

As the only alderman who both lives and works im
Kinnaird I shall always be available to any resident who
wishes to have me present his’ problems to council re-
gardless of the Tam to
handle.

Thank you,
Carl Knutson

The sky above is quiet too,|er?

one mazeive + great gray One such sheet which
as a duster still bore its label|¢
intact brought this comment;
“Now I know what they mi in
the quality is in the tabel!

How pene ae serene is

under its Scarlet of white.
That softly silently drifted

lown,
during the tranquil night.

Before you are too far
ahead with your Christmas
baking here are two recij
you might want to include,
first is a rich square

Don’t Reprimand
Children Who
Have Fear of Dark

AARAARAUAAVAVAAAVAI AAA

|, ed with a Christmas centre

8 typical Sunday school was
~ not a viable ‘educational |ex-

Pendent 87 hp mitor. it came equipped with
a truck loading attachment ‘and has a con-
trolled casting distance of 60 feet. The
snowblower will allow the works crew to
keep sidewalks. open giving both pedestrians
and school children a safe place to walk. It |‘
can also be used at intersections. — Castle-
gar News Plioto

Carasel Held by Guides
Termed Very Successful .

LET IT SNOW, because the To

is ready for it. Curt Waterman, ‘su
dent of public works, is shown here with the
new snowblower which jarrived ‘last. week.
Purchased’ for a total; cost; of $3,216.92, the
snowblower, the first model'to be suitable
for a five-foot sidewalk, is mounted to the
town’s crawler-caterpillar but has an inde-

of Kinnaird
iperinten-

Now Reference
Books at Kinnaird
Public Library

Students, . writers and
readers will be glad to know
that the Kinnaird ‘public Tib-} n
rary has new reference books

Crown, Louise
fate in. the Robson Com- then
Hall.

The hall was very festive
with its Christmas decor. ‘The

Saliken, Donna fi Hill and Dt Dine

Rangers
table of handicrafts held:
ing tre a

ed requirements over the

vECs
conten

_ REP Has Experimental

Sunday

The Regional: Ecumenical
Parish has announced a newja

tan edu-/a

ool ap-

rate Planners ‘had come
to ‘the conclusion that the

5|9.80 and includes lunch. By

use this
intensive educational experi

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 11, 1969

15

School Program

In: its place. was: introduced) °° It

full oorning teach-in called Christian” "I ety ‘ast’ be

BECO) related to the he present ae to
‘This. teach-in ‘begins at {hel family: Th us the

and the family is encouraged
to‘ take part. The failure. of

doing’ this there are three

I want to thank all those people
who supported me for’ school
trustee and I wish Barry Har-
sent all the very best.

JOHN DALZIEL

allows for. an encol

of all. ages, youn,
Ratha preies old, divided only by in .

the name for the
indicates

Four District ‘Seidents
University. Graduates

duating class choose ‘to ap-

Toliowing

The University of B.C.
senate has

ed to ui who complet-
summer months or at UBC’s
annual

summer session.
Each ‘recipient has . the
option of receiving the de-
gree now ce appearing a at
ingregation
ae Oe the f formal

4 to”
| UBC's re; JE. A, P:
gistrar,’ J. ry are

ents include: Nelson Edward|

Allen, BEd © (Elementary)
o£
naird

McGillivray.

erman’

Corinne Bird © BEd: (elem¢h-
tary).

Truckload Sale of Fish

FRIDAY, DEC, 12th
‘11 am. to 8 p.m.

“several fresh varieties of fish’ will
be available throughout the winter

LOCATED NEXT TO CENTRAL FOOD MART .
WEST COAST SEAFOODS 5

The next BECOMING will

be this Sunday in St. David's
Church. It begins:at 9.30 and

at the Pe pae ration the the re

to receive
thelr de deere according

Sunday
Local graduating stud-/ grade one and kindergarte

Gastlegar Youth
Comps is to Help
Needy at Xmas.

“Castlegar, and — Kin-|
Tesidents John Barry
BSc, Linda:

BA and ovens

cent

..|and homemade candy. E it was

tea tables were each center-| pervised by Glenda Oborne,|
Elain’ Ander-

su]
dian
Moxine Fiynn, History” and. Sir

The - Castlegar ~ Youth|
Corps is’ conducting a Santa

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