Herbert Victor (Vic) Quid-
ing, 56, the first director of
Blueberry Creek Irrigation
District, died Sunday.

Mr, Quiding was born in
Saskatchewan, Sept. 27, 1911
and received his education
there,

He moved to B.C. in the
thirties, coming to the Trail
area,

He served his country
during the Second World War
a with the 28th Canadian Army

regiment.

” Following the war he re-
turned to Trail and took up

New of the

Trail 2 ge CT

i Tod Brother, ‘erner of ‘Ridiculous Situation’
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community. [Of Telephone Areas
Don Gamonl while gecond

pele aren is"Jobn Forbes. Concems Chamber

past
is Arnold Calder.

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Tonite and Friday

Chamber president Jack
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recent statement of
Chamber objectives for 1968
led one recomment

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to| the

“Well-Known Blueberry
Resident Died Sunday

employment. with Cominco.
He was still employed with
ne company at the time of his
de: le

In 1946 Mr. Quiding mov-
ed to Blueberry Creek where
he took a keen interest in its
development.

He was an active member
in the Royal Canadian Legion

of the Cominco S02 social
club.

He is survived by five
sons, David, Eimer, Wendel
and Wayne, all of Vancouver
and Warren at home; his
mother, Mrs, Florence Quid-
ing of Moose Jaw, Sass. four
brothers, Arthur Saskat-
chewan, James of Mo
Douglas of Golvenlo
and Donald of

Branch No. 11 and a member | ™

Creek and one sist
Bebe Feeback: of C

laced,
Showed a high enthusiasm recently. The cont

‘museum said that needs at this time centre
aay on guns, First World War articles,

and

mittee in charge of

for the

saree The museum is expected to open
someting this epring.
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b:
his he in 1935, a son Mor-
ris in 1954 and one brother,
Ruse in 1926.

eral services under
the thea of the Trail Leg-
gion Branch No. 11 were held
yesterday from the chapel of
the Trail Funeral Home.
Padre Captain C. Nichol
fficiated.

ions may Baty
for Huandieappea Caltarea | in
Castlegar or Trail.
Cremation followed with

Trail- gar Funeral | 0

Homes in care of arrange-|P

ments.

TO,
gratefully re- LS

Sandy. Dennis Patrick Bedford
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Cubs, Scouts, Venturers
and Rovers make up the

Scouting family in Canada, a a
family of more than 300.

boys and young men ganging
in age from eight to 20.

It is no wonder, there-
fore, that during this — Boy
Scout Week in Canada — the
Boy Scouts of Canada say
quite confidently: “There is
a place for you in Scouting.”

For indeed the four groups
mentioned above (and there
are others as well) offer a

activities which appeal to all

eligible a:
nein elt Cubs (aged 8 to 10)
wv "indoor and outdoor

wide variety of P programs and | SP0

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Family of 300,000
Remembered this Week

ne of fri and

The following comments on
the Join Effort for Fostering
were delivered last

supervisor for tie social wel-
fare department at Trail:

The JEFF campaign is'an

community action

tion of suitable foster Bomes
in which to raise

are in need of foster ‘homes
and needs cannot be met if
people gen:
about them. Joi ue Effort For

do not kno# |:

ig has
ed a5 a focal point J

y Scouts (aged 11 to
wit many new

i jut tis ver

greater numbers.
Venturers (aged 14 to 17)
art in aircraft

kinds.
Rovers (aged 16 to 20)
provide youn men of cals
age group opportunities
to continue Scout! activity
with f others of their own age,
speci: in s

nature, woodlore and the acti

“Boys and yeung men
enjoy working wailho ners of

of program ices
Boy Scout national headquar-
ters in Ottawa. “The Scout
movement mnt provides them with
the resources, , equipment and
leadership to just that,”
he adde

the Boy Scouts’ Lone

cular
Scout Troop, are provided for
through
ts and Lone Cub pro-
Under

in 1987 World Scoutin;
—for Scouting serves some 10
million boys and young men
an. 145 oan a — celebrated
its 60th annive:

This weelt vot F Feb 18 to
25 is Boy Scout Weeki in Can-

i than 300,-

id care needs

to the community at’ large.
We already have foster
homes in the Castlegar-Kin-
naird area of which we are
very proud, but we are in
need of more foster homes in

welfare
along iy take Childress Aid
ie ea as Bkeat many
cmap a? :
967, ‘One: 000 chil-
dren were taken 124
British Columbi:

children i
ieee homes on a permanent
oy wa way of

care for them. In the pas
half dozen years we fave bed
an increased number of chil-

JEFF Children Need Love
‘lFoster Parents Can Give It

t | moved from the parents.
I do not want to give you
the impression that all foster
have 1

for sueption:

on bela fale of tonto children

this" area who are wards

thd for those who will be-j al.
come wards in the future.
These children are our own
and belong to our communi-
ties and’-we should regard
them a Bs sucht such, zl

are many neglect-
ful parents who realize that
they need help from outside
sources and seek help from
agencies’ such as social ser-
vice agencies and mental
health centres. They ought to
be commended for their fore-
sight in seeking help. Our pro-
gram for children is largely
preventative. The Protection
of Children Act provides that
after all efforts to help par-
ents pave. felled pen the child
ie inne need of protection, guar

ip rights may be

share of problems.
I would like to say some-
ards | thing about homes in gener-

Foster homes can best be
defined as a substitute home
for children who must be sep-
arated either temporarily or
permanently ym: their own
parents. As opposed tu insti-
tutions, foster humes have

but as preparation for having
a family of his own. The fam-
ily is one of the basic institu-
tions of society.

At present we need hom-
es for teenage chudren from
the age of 13 and up, for chil-

(continued ‘on page five)

STARTS WEDNESDAY

“THE TRIP” -Golor

SHS ACTIVITIES

By Katherine Knippelberg

er chil are childre!
fareugt a a0 Bult of thelr own
have been removed from their

‘t] own homes and placed in sub-
Guardianshy

stitute homes.
rights have been

Computers are even tak-
ing over our schools! 4
1

jor to ‘be alarm
ip| about though — the Student
Pi is a

—
te ee
Who's for a_ three-day!
weekend? . SHSS'ers are. (a
pity there aren’t more Teach-
ers’

from the parents and the
children become wards of the
superintendent of child wel-
fare.

hildren come into care.

parents. A feeling o£ rejec-
tion can begin: very early in
life and the fact that the child
feels unwanted with the ac-
companying lack of love can
| weay well re result in a crippled

‘Another _ reason, and

8 | closely related to that of re-

jection, is ital breakdown.
I am sure you have all seen
mothers and fathers who
should never have become
married because of their own
immaturity and inability to
accept the Fesponsibilities of

ryW)
ping a minute and saluting
this organization which will

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aa a ot at they are un-

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other or to children.
Other factors J iavolved are

sons for f child-:

brand new idea for Stanley,
“data dance.

Any
“ideal date” for this dan
must deposit $1 and ae: fill
out a spe

form,
if]ing truthfully (of ec course!) all
asked.

questions
arbe: forms are then sent
where they are.

Ah, well! it’s a long pull -

until Easter with exams com-
ing up. Time to buckle down
ice | and stud: dy.
eww
Hor: Next time you
feel neglected — think of
Whistler's father!

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processed and matched
through computer systems. ’

« However, after the, -re-
sults are made known, ‘there
is still one very pis decision

be made. The matched
couples do not have to make
the dance a formal date. They
don’t even have to dance
gether if they don’t want to:

“Should { take her?”

Sertae § wonder . +. Should I
go with him?"

An added incentive gor
spénethritts and misers
money. Those who fill out
data sheets are admitted to
the dance for 25 cents less.

Let's see what happens.

The Foster Parents’ Club
is mow sponsoring a fund
drive pe pep SHsS foster
child, Fu Kit: Bing.

Students may make don-
ations of any size — willing.
ps It: is not compulsory to

‘In past years it has been
ecessary to almost ‘‘demand”

a dime from every student,
but school spirit seems
have Picked "a UD. and. me

renin foster homes. Som
children are orphaned and
do not have any relatives to

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